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_ ‘_ E’ COUNTRIES -_ rin new -_srvemtlr brdurhz out ,_uu."’»(ar.in 'tha money trust investi- su¢iqii,"se.1se_ as it touched on the n,,uvm¢¢_ of international banking ju gnu. codec trade of Brazil, are not without interest. It was brought out in evidence by' counsel for the
go ` _ were-.manic by the state ol Sao Paulo uy three New_iY_ork banking concerns,
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Ins cent d ’ fi ' ` . 1 _ t . I 1 ‘ l ,un musponcvgén :;§h;:\‘l.: 1:: _ It pays to buy in this lrovlnce. t Ivivnlssal ti-!og‘g,r€:;\nie tol L-‘iliarlosiztc `f',;0;";';§° cwlén 332-1;$”°ft“ _:g;’°;:°‘}_ _ ...°1t pays to buy in this Province. _..°One cent per word each insertion ,,,, 9,, un, ,“.nWn`_ ‘"»n‘"‘._ _ J E W an summnsme c ugda nYi MU 0 “Phe” 5" 5*' 1_000_000; nn'0_ in tné nut tnnge, _ - for advertising in this column. Cash unimnm _nnunn wumrnn bb -I tgt . B t d .1 ht ellw Y E - yearn ,t was over 1,,nn000_ but in _...°Miss Katherine Mciliaehern. must accompany order and live Der ientl. . -° '"0 e °“'“ ° ‘“` “Y "3 - _ _ 1'911 n ' '» ’ . Charnwood, was ,visiting in Souris cent discount allowed. Minimum
Mr M' rvin of Wein arten Bros town by the express Saturday night “da t° the Unned Kmgdom 5U\0“ll¢‘ _ charge tw°m'y'“v. ann'
_ -- Among the passengers to Cbarl0f,¢_¢_ . t e exports of cheese from Lan- Saturday _
y ment: committee that loans ' " _ 5' 5 5 `» _ ' d I 0 1 437
-_ _ iiiav York. was 3 passeniger to Char- were H. Rowe, Beni. Bremner, Ray °N;’v':_ yZe‘;nm'd n2¢;'\‘:'Ie'_:]‘;':- has shown _ _“emi” Lottie Mcunnnm Kinnnbw ___»q~u0 M0,-uiug gun, Gum-dguu nu
"Au Omen", N_ C_ 0.n_' nun men o etown Hatur ay even ng. Rogers, and Geo Lane. n very nennectnble ,nc,_ea'se in tn ru_ wuo wus utmuuiug tu, p,-iuce 0, he obtained at H. J. llabou'e Drug f el °"”' “mu ue,-you In 1002 ner ex rt; Wales Uollege, Charlottetown, has re- 3t°'°~ 50mm- 4
Wil'-h"'h"°h`W'°'° ‘”E°°h"’°d v“i°“9 0 9 Fl d Amb“1“_“°° an '°q“°°t‘l° , Heath Crosby, Bonshaw, received Ambrose and Mrs. Rodd, Milton, in cheese ' n td t' 51 B7 po turned home'
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foreign capitalists of institutions. So
"D meet at the Drm shed "°“‘5ht M /ia a Black Diamond steamer of last wllrhave the sympathy of their many ,_ tn U _ t“(';‘°K" ed ° - 5 °W -
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' ...'Send that order to Holman'a and
iar the transaction was only one that Biyclock. Any recruits desiring to enk steel lnnnnn _"om Michigan "lends in the death of their mme o e n e ing om; and 1111911 _'Th '_ t ti I nl -P L I “ve uma md money Consult than
e irs xncc ngu e . `. _ - -
takes place all the time and is part loin can ri so t i ht. \' “ _ _ - to 397,845.
°_ Ong _ _ _._-_ seven year old daughter Mollie, The United States has never been Queeg-0 guard 10,- gnu; yeur will be catalogue. 6-5ME6i.
. 'Everyone should pay their electric which occurred Yesterday. The luner- a serious competitor of the three new in Cnnmmetnwn' nn June 21,, _..._-
of the necessary business of intenra-
liiiincc. 'But on of th - "The Or '1' - ill -het-` v' - -- »- l -
U0" “ ° ° “om “"5” ea W 5° ‘.1 _iight bill before June 10 as that al notice appears elsewhere. British colonies relenrnd tn nbnve in at 1.30 p. ai., in the annie i-uiuu ae ...'Tbe Morning Daily Guardian can
mittee appointed to manage the loan Wu, pareunded by counsel to give the
bile c ruiin details in regard to its
this year at Kensington on July 12, -~ , 4 under the auspices of Caldwell D. 0_`~ls the ‘set to--52-* 5 dlscmmt'
, - l li (reorgc and Mrs Ballantyne, Moiic- ggiirzalglerthléf tll';s€1€0lt Ol bull-el. “_ year' ___
L’ N°'_12M`Th° usual “P9651 "ai" 'H M Bradford, manager of I the ton, who have been in`Charlottetown once nent nn hu E" 1>(’;°“6`? ‘lllly ,Mawr A H Powen D0 U Hn ______
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be obtained at W. A. Johnsto|.i's. Montague.
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mms, and among these it appears R "B“E°m°“ B W B ll ° °°l- ‘md 3.0 al Securities Lor eration Hall- the guests of L.. 1-1. and Mrs Nelson, _ H Y 0 ¢l‘ 0. 10 cwt_ HM was in Sunnis naturna "ann ___q.~_ G_ Jordan' Agent' Wm 00
uisé _it was stipulates that the her- rower, a codes producing state of
Brazil, was to restrict its output, of ~ _-_ - -_- Maritime Provinces of the assey _ _ _ _ _ which, we do not mistake, a very "The schooner Myosotis arrived to Among the graduates of the New. -Han-is C0, of which Mn Nelson in steady _decline in the imports of QUHH1, as Maier Sterns intends re-
day with a mu cargo nf one mmm on Theological I-nsutution (Bapust) the representative new M cheese into tlic United Kingdom fi-om moving shortly to the Canadian West cedar shingles in assorted grades foi lt B 0 ' G ru gh 0 u wa ,_ the United -“3¢&t¢H» No. 0 Battery Heavy Artillery he
in ` part comes to the United Sta-
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preparations are being made f r a ' ' - ~` _ ._ ._ "1 OM Y€l1l`- 1 - Y __ _ grand celebration. 6-8M(;iE2 gaeégfsending B' (ew days In char ‘§.]"{';;n€nn;etui;nt;gisM§`n::é3$mnygne In cheese, however, tlicy have Ligue fcrring the military stores from Ma- lilad tu m?°i"_'° an news- °dV°‘t"l”§
’ " y - M better, ,though there has been u jor H. H. Sternn to liieut. A. F. Mc- 'md *““\’“°"|’“°“° l” S°“"f5 5'-‘d Vic'
inity. His office phone No. ` is fi'
n ...*Mnrtin McKinnon, abeiiii, will be n glad to receive all news, advertising
iewthere to be consumed. As our os on is o on es e r en, . .. _ _
‘ _ . _ M _ (;_ A_ Tuomugoul C_'1‘\,umu. I“_ 1902. a little oicr _3‘J0,000 cwt_ ‘been converted to Field Artillery an and subscriptions in Montague and
readers know, the United States con sumes great quantities of the staple
ritin does tea It appears from
Wharf. As vessels to carry lumbei
B 3 ' the repo;-eg in me tgugimguy that they require from this large cargo. n., on time; the southern express at Yri-lf; Ed Thedll. Phlllldélllhilli H- T-
alter such restriction of output, eu ine-.United States market at least.
L. M. P0ole & Cu., C n ll ' W
on 0 5 s es iorth.River. P, E. Island. non? Montngnn; Phmn G,.“nny_' Hnln :Ing iiilliipliglifidliiuiiilignli; United States, is now known as the Nth Battery U, viCinity_ His om” phone No. ‘B 20_
in qnentinn in the same, way that am very scarce we would advise in Satnl_day.the eastern express “_ mx, A__ D_ wetmnn’ Truro; AI H_ H_ cwt . o ci l.i0,000 A. The Battery leaves for Lump ___
tending purchasers to procure wuul lveu in (;ha,.|Dttet0wnint ,L15 nu-poweul Humax; A_ gcuuyc,-_ New - Ietcivawa on June 2b iii compaii
with the Sydnev and Antlgonish Bat
Y ...'Sul>scrlbei-s should renow a week ‘ or two before the time they have
eioivizi l-25 am, the cane Traverse accom- chase, st. John-, N. B.; registered at oMi-:i.ic'r'ric_ “"`i”*’ °‘ '-he Th“"‘ “"‘=““”- '1`h”l’°l“ pam for has expired and thus not
t I con atulatcd d ionl
'-'-' I 1d0dHti0l'l at 9.55 a.m., on time; the;tlic Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, be- __ “F0 '-‘_ ’° ll" *"1 llU<
1 “WU EWG HH P5000 all l\CC0\l“f Uf Ulelll' continued promptly _on expiry date.
W miss an issue, as all lpapern are dis-
0ne"p|-100 doubled for the Brazilian - “Messrs Stanley'Bros, Charlotte- eastern accommodation at 5.30 p. tween 11.30 Saturday night and 1 .30 Boil the white nu., I __l_. H _ _
'l _ It. i :owners always to the fore with ui. ii., ten minute i te; d ui 'r' ' ii' ' i he. _ _ ’ _ " “‘ "Y “" ‘ S°"'°S “S they “"1 1” We Pest HS - --
“uee 8 so appears that the S B an E ‘gms the prevwus n g ll ll* lllllfll Hillll- Vhllp llllely. und linvur Heavy Ai'tillcry.‘
profit on thc first $1 .000,000 of th loam was il per cent. and on the re mainder 11 per cent. As investments go, these would seem to be fair pro- fits:
It a ears however, from thc tes-
e newest styles andfnsliions. They have :Xpress arrived at 11.25 p.m., one ____ _ alter nearly a ycar's work, obtained 'tour and thirty-l-ive minutes latc. The itom iu guturduyu issue L-,,n_ with salt and cayenne po|ipr»r, mix
the services °f Mrs' M“""l“ M NW ` '*' ccrning prohibition convictions scour- with an equal quantity of grated pai- York, one of the celebrated corsetler Saturday the Harland left Ch ~-` lr' - - - _ _ _ as of wemgarten Brcsl Mrs' Marvin _lottetOWn_.at 6-00 atm” mr' wg; biasJe;;\;(n:ér:_l;t;;:tc;:.vcn:oi;:s mcssaiilcheesc. Have iciidy nu miie.
pp arrived by the Northumberland Sat diver, returning at 9.00 a.m. and' -nnvibtions secured during the last lctte mlxtme made by heating the
' 'day night and is now prepared ' tr 'saving a ein ut 3 30 | I. we t,-' _ yolks of two eggs to ii crcnm nd
ii n on on of tn it t “_ ._ 5 - l’-l“- 0 S 0 ui inwiiich he held office. The _ _ _ - " oizoog the eNew_ Ybrl: brilicslxsioifxd §,i,:,?,fi‘;h°()fl“di‘:r Oéxcgnglxitciniowintitgic tiger, retul‘llil\E lil? night- Sm’ 1?”-_"es llilstn was really that of those against ""x'“"th the “`h‘t°“~ “IBO l’°**l°“ ll’ in .the loan with a patriotic motive w_ ,B_ cnrsetn Mp Menus Smnlef tf’0i':’\¥ :Ed Egilrniafqg (gzxlegkin (;‘t";% whom commitments had been issued, a stiff froth, add u tnblcsponniul of
` y ' g milk. BUF' gently, und pour intoa
f r its investment; th it il _ _ __ 0 E W “es” 9°* BTW- 510M1l- 1.m. Tuesday. She leaves agalll at Jol A. Webster, Charlottetown
that he regarded the loan as of
nnd ‘that the bank made it reluctant- ly to exploit American trade with
'_' ~ ' * m ’ lnittered (Clnwletc inn (‘ uk v i‘
_ BORN _- oclock’ for Orwell, 'ching Point and nt Wm, mthel. painful nude t 0 _ _ I _ -o o c a
great `bm°M to the United States ~- --- -4 »'- --- T--» ‘lalllday S. Wflllnllli'-Z Ht lllghli- néutu,-uuyaufgéuuuuu wuiiu shesiixu 0: Uleflf lllll-ll ll1CSl.v brpwnvd. place pun
MUTUH-ill ChBl‘l0li€f»°Wll. JUN 5 -- Queen Street. At Hughes' corner nu and sill in n hot oven until the toi 1912' U’ R- E- “ml Mrs' Mutch 0- dau' At' th” cnming Methodist Conf” was endeavorini! to avoid one team of tho .omclctte has set Holdlnl-1
-`l0\ll-ll America and that they wanted glitcr ` “nee in Fredericton N B Rev Dr - ' -
, - .n 3 - - _ _ 7 _ . - -._ ~ - when another horse and carriage ran unrlei' the toaster of ii uns stove <`¢,¢u while nursing. H'[“dB°f‘;\3€'_rw‘t';'lg s3;‘h'ex-notilio 011° :lan DOYLE.-At North River nnJuue1st ialllbiill. (»hHfl0l1f0@0W“- 1** U) he him down. Mr Webster was tramplcd this admirable. Meanwhile, hcncltlin Thi? “ld Fllylllf-Z Ulllt “Pl`l’V0llii<1ll ir
cs t at 1912, to James ln- fllld MTS- Dllyle. 8 he g“°“9l "f J- F- Va“B“Ski"k3 Rev- on and run over hy tlic wheels hilt celery mixture i|uitc hot. liny on hcl-lL"` than U\1l`l.‘," also holds tru(
ll0li6"€B in the great .part that finance
VU HGHYWY Ch*1l'l0“-et0W"» MVB most fortunately cscnped any further one hall of the oniolcttc, fold the L- \l2l`04 'l`|\C ll0ll ill which thc litter arf
...°During thc month of June we
offer exceptional bargains in all lines
':lC(f;‘eL“\tJ‘[°s__:;:;1f“?__""Itu:§_ll’“"‘;S’l‘carricri, including two hundred mcn's _ ._ 5 L I Lf" ‘ a ' and boy’s suits, all our footwear in-
bt noticed that the gicntcst amount cumin the ‘ummm “Sh-'I ,, -d of trouble is iouiiri where the littlr ..Hnnti.» nnonn dnenn goods-egn msgs plgs are kept in dirty and unclear. blacks grew' etc also ,amen pens. Places that arc not thoroughly waintn’ skirts ’ the'iam0nn D & A cleaned from one year to another arc cornctn' etc, énntninn Hour éucwtn Ilawrfll h'°cdmg_ pl“°_e"’ ff" “ch and all general dry goods. Balance Aelmh' Wm" the “ml” mgs "Wt “' of wall paper to clear at cost We round in such filth, this trouhlc can nnnnot enumerate everything bun only :‘)?t’U:)_f° “ddfir §"_d ffm" ask our customers and others to
_' “ ' _ y 8" '° *elm* profit hy thcsc rare bargains. High-
udlicic to the skin nnd arc tnkcii ln- cnt nrinc nlwnyn paid for wool hub to the system/ by the little pigs ter and eggs' McLeod and McG‘_e_
Kor, 6-ilMl§li.
nd comm _ _ h daughter. Congratulations. _ - _ ~ _ - _ ,, ll “N9 CHU Pllly in a nations Wh" Kllbllrn 55 Rev- Hammond iniury than a numhcr of painful her hull orcr, nur] um-vc M ,nn,,,V_-mln ini-rowcd should be i-.lcancd und tlior
improved standing with others, but
DIED ‘ _ _ _ -. _ .- . - - _ _ _ _ _
no _surprise need le felt if, n‘\ tn' _ .egcc’s; Rev. Geo Orm i, V - ' ' ' - ' " ' _ 4 _ ' ' `
i w ie is g,I(;l[_;’D E_4l\it£abeii;[l111t,i-,l,`n!u1li(;I)nn;0d9(i‘ inglendl Ewen Mm* George Comt:;“`d’s:cl}_l{1;J`ll was very badly smashed and twisted. trtn-ui nuuuu_ ,mul to un c|nnn,.ly 7 ears and six months. Funeral this "- S' weeks- B'D" Mt' Ste“""t~ On Saturday thc S. S. Hnrlaiul "
’°*“‘lf“ B0 fa' as the lwmc wuntryis ill/l'on<lay> afternoon at three. 7"” *W L°“g'“ H°"°l- left chei~iattetown at 0.00 a. m. for sons: Moii'i'ris' IN i-ics
niotlve is respected on the -one hand, nn the other a drawback to its good
concerned seems apparent in the inet YOUNG-At Willimantic, Conn. “'_' West. River ports and returned in the
that a staple much used by that June 5. 1912, Samuel James Young W» T- Bllfl-Will. M"\'l‘9Y HHl'b0\‘: F- mo,-uiug Sun mt uguin in the ,_ -=--
uguu 56 y0a\~u_ sun of late Tugmap V. MacLean, Montreal; Edwin F. tonnoon nt three ninwnk for went Cnnkcr niul sore iiiouths in ymiug
country’s inhabitants is very much
‘°h"“i’"' 5“"‘"’er“ide- Mrs G N bruises and rontusions l-iis bicycle (her-se may bc omittcd if il, ni inn "“ hl ‘lil-*l“fUC*-0" 1*-“Ch l‘0l\S\lll. Hllll
K Y
in this wny avoid carrying germ dis one-ic ovci' froiii one ycar to nnotlicr. lt will also bc iintifcii that young pigs iisuallu do niorc or less fighting nmniig tlienieclvcs while nursing oi playing. ln so doing tlicy ure often npt to strike and cut cash otlicr_ llius iiinklii an i euing ioi crms ni
increased in price. Much blame is uut Young mid Mrs. M. Young, Earns lrecn and wire, St- I-0lliS: A- E- und “Wen and ,.et,n.ned nt ni - ~- - . _ - ‘ Ir -D ‘ ir 4
' gilt. This IHLH nic ofitu vciy i_i'<>iiliIcsui\ii‘ The din", - 4
~ ' " . sc tri enter, causing thc iuflan.a-
llpqu iinanciersfor the working
der discussion no one can deny tha the price has been raised and tha such increase does not come out o the pockets of those that negotiated the loall. and ‘those that are compell fd ,£0 pay the increase can hardly n 0X¥‘°°i’»¥d £0 100k at the transaction Untlfely on its Patriotic side. Undoubtedly this piece of ii_uancu,g means something else to Brazil and the state of Sao' Paulo than a mere hold-up for the sake of getting the
inilon woon
Bay Stallion foled |907,-'weighs |100 lbs l5 5-4 hands,
Baron Wood is a very liandsonie
horse he_is absolutly Sound ant one of the best gated and fast. est trotting Stallions of his age on
P. E. I. ready to sliow_his speed
any time.
I-Ie was Sirerl by thc King of Sires
Oakley Baron 2.23 i-2 at 3 years on 1-2 niilc track the Oakly Baron Colts are selling for more money than thc get of any other horsc on P E. I.
Wild Wood the dam of Baron
Wood was by that good horse Pio vider 2.18 1-4 the fastest trotting -Stallion ever bred on P. E. I-
The second dam of Baron Wood
was by Preceptor 2.28 by Nutwood 2. i8 worlds champion Sire of Brood mme third dam Abdallah Baron Wood has taken first prize in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island Show Rings_
l-lis foals are large and handsome
he will make ihe Season 19:2 at Charlottetown driving park. Terms $10-oo cash -_or note due Nov". ist. Usual returns. -
__ _FRED J. CAMfiRoN,
--." - - In Charge.
W- S- McKIE,
Owner.
5 zzdwsrstf _ _- ` ' , '
lla-Ealile Fermi; Salt
The undersigned olfers‘bv private
sale his farm' known as Treemont
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highest ‘possible price for e product hey are as follows:-The Canadian'-ii. Hartman, Rev. J, M. Rice Rev yet it is cl-ear that. a goadcd N0l'12\l ‘gs Trade. Co-operation in poultry Henry Pierce, Rev. Geo. Aycrs', Rev: Amelilfiln Pllllllc Will lll1\’8 dilllolllti york, poultry keeping on the farm, L.. J. Wason, Rev. Neil Mchaughliii
in seeing anything in the transaction -gg production, causes of failure in and others.. -
nut another increase in the cost 0' oultry business, insects and dis-
living.-Cbristian Science Monitor. -uses affecting poultry. poultry fat :We keep on hnnd always a large
'.cning, killing and dressing, etc. ln- itock of' the best in cameras and
GRAHAM RASIN PUDDIING. tigutes wishing to have Mr. Brown ihotographic supplies. Know that
_ -__ id ress them on any- of these' sub- Nc can please ou on ever point and
One and one-half cups graham flour, ects would do well to correspond at give you thc ,very best lt thc moi-it
one cgg, one-half cup molasses,`onr incc with the Dept. of Agriculture af reasonable prices. Developing and - cup sweet milk one~lfourth cup butter ‘harlottetown. printing department in connection. ' one teaspoon soda stirred in molas- ` _ ses, salt to taste, one teaspoon cin- .:G_ased ;Pipes.` We have just se- George and Kem; sgreegg M1-ju ‘ namon, one-linlf teaspoon cloves, nut rured an agents line ol samples in . meg, one _t_e_s._-_ciip- raisins. l’ut in r ased pipes-some new_< styles for the :;Bnn1;8_iu, B011_& (;0_ 10,- ue” non] covered dish and steam three hours. voung fellows as well as patterns for u-,west m»i0eu_ 1_Z3duf
hc veteran. The pipcs are of highest ‘ ___
GINGERBREAD CAKE. uality, thc best that leading fact CEUERY FB,IT'1‘ERS_
»ries could produce. and the. cases arc
Bcnt two eggs until light, add unc- ‘cal works of art. We are clearing, Boil the celery as in the preceding lllilf Cllllflll ‘lf Sli?-IBF- 'One-lllilf Cllllllll out the whole lot at wholesale priccaf |`6ClPfl. Only cllt the stalks into four- of molasses, threc- fourths of a cup- -‘lie McKinnon Drug Co. Corner of inch lengths. When quite tender, hut ful _Of sour Cream. §1hl°iIK€l\te<l llll 01 ircnt George nnd Kent Streets. MEtf -ll); Sufi ellglligth lilo loise their shape,
l hnlf a lemon; one- n cnspoon o .___.. -La e up an s an as dc to get cold.
salt. one ten-spoonful of‘ “cinnimoéia _ DAILY RECIPES, - _ Make at bllmtter pith a well beaten tcaepoonfiil of ginger, ani nu y a 7- ` JRE. 84' 9- cspoon ul of flour, :two tivo cupfuls of flour nilxcd and siftcf The Cooking of Celéry. - hablcepoonluls of milk and a pinch of with onc and one-half tonalloonfuls o' salt. Beat until well blended, Have soda, Buke in 'gem pan and frost Celery is rcnlly not as much used -:Bally a pan ol deep fat, heated till when cold. ` f 'is an ordinary' vegetable as it de- pile nine snnokli comes from it. ' serves to bc. Yet it is a most econ- lp- e p eces o ce ery into the but-
ONE AND ONE MAKl<}---- omical 'one for general use, especially Cel' _and drop into the basket one at
is the stalks, which are too coarse is 1-lme.th(‘»ookktill a dclicntc golden
- ,| Vinum ,uit u,uu_ uulci- for eating raw, como in admirably rown, cn tu a up, and drain on
¢r,I,1;,,"B;;;1,;né tue E,-up uf_uu,|u,-if wus lor cooking. The simplest form of kinghcndpaper. Strew with n, little be-_ing examined in arithmetic, celery cooking is_to boil thc stalks EB un_ caycnnc ilcppcr, mid serve
th m with white sauce pour- piled high on u scrviotte.
M ter--“Tom what is one nnd 'md “VV” 0
Tom-"Three, sir."
3? ' ed over. But there are many other
°nc` - ways which are equally nice. CELERY DEVlLUED~
line, -_ _ _ 'rs. Shaw, Toronto; J. oif _ , _ _
economic laws iorqwliieh they sg; §’l°Lf‘3'A1;l“§l Isl- Peters Bay. June 00. Montreal; S4 T- Billing. phiigniegiglifhgbiet mg.. ""'°"'.< y"""“ ."“‘“ ""‘"‘ this not responsible, lint in the case un, 6. Cassie McLean, aged 57‘ years. xn; J. E. Barry, Moncton; W. J, Wharf Over night' nnd ,.et,,,.ninK to “Umm is "mm °"t“"‘“""' “_"‘1 9"" he
t ‘McKE?IZIF_.At Gayle Haas' JIU? Jrk' Torontg A' Da'wbiggi“' M°"t` Charlottetowli tomorroiv morning, I.wevcnted hy pwpcr m“'“n“cmc"t‘ It t lh;r0f9<§tl$ yen? `v`n1}h[ifitf;`e'a1St'n`I‘)iE~lnbichas Ai "““‘i“¥ the return trip to orweu '”"““‘°"""Y “"""i‘“°'°“ *"8* the 'Usin- -' - - . ; . ._ a 0 - ~ -. _ -
_ June 7, 1912, Miss Jennie Jardine axf J. B. Erskine, St. John; regis- Amoug the ummi,-,cut S eukel-5 ,_ _ e ge ms Hough E aged 28 years, daughter of Samue zered at the Victoria Hotel, (inur. the forthcoming N B ang P E li H1.. .__ -- - ,,__ ____ ___ .,
and Mrs. 'Jardine, Orwell. Funern ottetown, between the hours of 11.30 Conference to be ' held in u~,.ndn`,.n,; ' ' '
fmm her f““‘°l"° "°9id°“°° 50 \ *B-fullllly night and 11.30 the previ- ton N. B on June 13th are Rev
U€lll€f0\'Y» Wedlleflllaydat 2 p. m.Sthi :us night- R. 'W. Waddell, Rev. Samuel How- Icavcs to mourn brsi es her pareii s -_' ard' D_ DW Rcv_ _]_ W_ /,tk H _ the following sisters MPS- A- P- M12 Brown, expert poiiitrymaa ai Gee. A. ncaa, Rev. w. ol_ iignbgg, Loomis, Seeding Hills Mass, Miss the Live Stock'Branch, Otawa, has F. A. Wightman, Rev. T. J`. Dion- Lettie, Lou, Nettie and Edith a. lent a list of the subjects on \vhicli stadt, Rev. H. Thomas, Rev. Dr. home. 6 ‘-8 l>l'€Dared to speak in this Prov-` Flanders, Rev. H. Johnson, Rev. J.
nce to the Dcpt._of Agriculture,l-‘Z Batty, Rev; W, F. Galtz. Rev li. V If
'Phe McKinnon Drug Co. corner Great.
Master-“You are a blockhcnd. Sul' C [_ Stew Boil .the nam, nntu tender tak 'msc yml add .'v°“mcu "nd mf m Brown me y up. drain, anriyallow to Het cold? llether- ‘f"l‘M‘ Wm the “"8"” buff Cut the stalks of celery into six Make n, mixture with the following:~ T°'““'TW" l’l‘°’°kh°“““' 3"' inch lengths and scrape away any A teasnooniul of made mustard,
_______ _____,_____ brown portions. Lay in salted water tcaslloonilll of salad Oil. the some
" _ _ |01- 8 few minutes to wisp, than neil each of flour and milk, a pinch of ' in slightly salted water for an hour, salt. and a dust of cayenne peppcr.
` or until the celery is quite tender. Mill f-hc” lll0l‘0llgl1lY. helllills WGN
Munnwuue 0h,-,u a umull English 0u‘. with a fork, until well blended, and ion and fry till a rich brown in a than add a small ogg which has hccn llttl butter. Place the fried onion Wlllllllllfl illllll a_ Cmalll- Dill the lli0°°“
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9 in 5 pun and, in the am-un frying- of celery in this and fry in dr-ep lat
a. few at a time fill the are n iicli
` & N P ti t blcspoonhil of flour. ' - Y "
ll’ _ ' S 333, slf rncibcsuagy, a little more but- bl‘0Wn,.draln on kitchen paper. Serve
ten The flour uuould be quite moist-_ -piled high-on a serviette, and sciid to
' ` ‘ ` ° Stir and cook this till it assemes a the l-able VCU' h0l1- V - _
delicate brown color. ling doonot BRITISH BUTTER
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Speclal design 22 £001 firislfoxiifr ihgrgpgiigu; Arla a break- ’ AND CHEESE IMPORTS-
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-*_ -fast cupiul of good rich stock and ,
n d “_ It requires but a brief study of thc
boil stirring until the our an t 1 t I t the Uniwd
` l
\ d ' d d d f _ sta istics of mpor s n o
V button) equ ppe “md are wen in ‘age 033:; one Kingdom to show that Canadian ex-
" th .
T _ _ _ ?gn(;Dnndsa“:mme, for tm miuutel porters of butter to the Old Country,
` el don la in the in the past ten years or so, have
' ‘ ` When the c ery is B. y
with 3. H P l‘nakeQ lagged far behind their Australian
5 _ ' ° ‘ sauce and simmer for a few seconds nd New Zealand competitors
longer. Serve very hot. If the flavor 3 ‘ of the onions ln oninctnd to they In 1902, dAl1sf;Jr:llla 875337 tgwt tix;
Farm S’i i d about midway be- ' - U ii e Ki _ _
I ua t r a. most deslfable fam' UH" he °'“""'°d' ‘mt it makes the bi?tt:r; hiihgism 191I, they exported
tween Montague and Lowe Montague (wo of the best shipping ports on P. E. Island. Farm con-
d'°h'mpr° “vow” 874,399 cwt. New Zealand has also
‘ shown, an increase. but hvwevel 1°
h ked de ree In 1902 New
sins ef 31° acres. iso eieari gud ily l_&\1t]Cl]. Pri C t' *_ _ ' _ - ;\;;la:dme»ixrDoneds157.’993 CWM. and
in 1911 these exports increased to
u d hi f ltlv t n - n ua sh ,tue 0 cu aw ’ - ` 276.446 cwt. In 1902, Canada ex-
blllance covered with hard and soft wood. r i-_2 heres under good orch- ard, well watcred-aifd fenced, ex- cellent locatien fbr‘d`airy phi-posts. my quantity swempntiid 011 F Irm- Lllr new dwelling house. blrlll
llndltiut Baildiegsi- Everything in
iwisrepeir. For luri-lieflpzriiculers Hp ytoovni ren) [in s_-
IOHN §0BE%SON. _
' _ '1‘reemontFarm,
` 'Bower Montague, P. E. I.
5-7dttsys¢f
com plete '00' ,From Tea and Coffee llll _ggxffaeziggsiieenc:if6b:nflwi%ii°t°?h§
exception of the year 1905 when the
Usually foll0WS am-'aunt exceeded 290 000 cwt ) t
h 10 1911 when the exports amounted only
& N a ggmei sas ewt ie the unuee King hp
rt heese into `
lt' l ° P A I 0 Al in I {` A '_' .M ' ' ‘
4 M ea ifre e hngmbmé ofec urea arr " l _§.. ... ‘ -P 0 S 4-53' 5’"-'5-4*'-."f.`.'.-ll.‘;° --”l":§‘.`fif-.::.~. 1: - Cn-. emi Gen-iie nu Kem sheets
M these docs not injure the pigs in the least and largely prevents trouble from sore mouths.
Wild turkeys livc_mostiy on pru-
tcln. Bear this in mind when prepar- ing their ration.
Equal 'parts of oats, harley, wheat
and corn may hc lcd in the litter for winter fccd. Heats, turnips, cahbages and snroutcd oats will supply the grcen feed. And do not forget to add beef scrap.
Grit, charcoal, and fresh water
tion. To nvoirl this, take thc sninll should lic where the birds can get llil-CH ultcr fnri'owing aii1l_ rcmovc them at ull tinics. what ar.: slniictinirs known as “black Exports tell us that thc black lioafl tenth," two lniii: black teeth in thc microhc is located in thc digestive uppci- and lower jaw. Those can bc tract of the chickens Moral: Keep easily clipped nfl by iiicnns if Ji pair young turkeys away from ehinveuu of tin shears or pinclicra. llc'mn\'iiigLnnd chicken qimrters.
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u flr as Aus r a can e
ii ’ " 1911 the largeat expnrta tn the Unit- `
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was only 12.502 CWC- n\\l‘ll\i! lhl'
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