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V Q End Office nt Ohsrloststow U Branch Offices at Bummerslc Alhsrton. Sour-is. end Montague.

TODAY.

City Mngistrate’s Court, 9 a. m.

'l'he Kirmess, Matinee Performance,

Opera House, 3.30 p. rn.

(SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 20th 1913.

LllCK 0F PUBLICIIY

The failure of the annual show of

the Prince Edward Island Poullly Association to obtain a f.lir share of public patronage contains a mural that cannot be emphasized too strongly. The show, according to

held in the province. 'i‘here \'.<-.rc no fewer than 525 entries, including 84 in the utility classes and 70 in the dressed poultry classes. The total

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us put in a neat leather case.

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Jeweller & Opticiau

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change Correspondence Bolicited

L. M- McKinnon, Manager

I lllontague, P. E. I.

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H'l‘EW_*\R'l‘.-Ai. 'Hillsboro on Thurs- dlly, lice. liitll. to Harry and lvlrs. l»'tr°wnl'f, ll dullghfcr, lsiill born.) ll‘ntl‘|llf .)

_:You will see here one of the best

dispinys of ebony hand mirrors you have ever, been shown. real ebony bucks. extra-' large English bevel lnirrol's and long, strong handles. 'rlus ln .1 ucilgntlul cuss would make n delightful _nift for any woman. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sta. _

:\:A XMAS-'_ GIFT.-Glvg to those

llcnr to you the sound assurallce tllnt Xmas days to come shall find no comfort ` lacking. Give hlife In- surance and_ when you pllrc asc n- uurnnce buy ,the best-Huy the Great West Life po,|lcy, .which supplies the

best prntl-.ctiflniat the lowest not cash nvailnb c. Hylidmrln & (lo. Ltd. ` 3431-12-18M3i.

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"Ladies rlnw wlntor coats sell

at one quarter off at Patons

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FURS BRINGING

_; QNHANCED PRICES

ST. l.0UlS,‘M., Dec. 16-Two hun-

dred huyers from Europe and the Illlitcd States -nttended the Govern- ment auction of Alaskan seal furs, which began today. The total number of skins offered was 1,823. The total nmount paid Wow seal and fox skins was estimated this afternoon at $75-

000 to |80,00%.__ Of this amount, about $60,000 was f isnl skins. l .

The top price , for fox skins was a bout $158, paid for a perfect lot of blues. From this prices ranged down to ell a skin.

'°rsl-alan leurs 'lsssplv dls- rouncsli at Frm# for Christmas salsa ~ ~ 1*-so =lla'eMsswll¢.

us an inducement to attract specta tors. Why should this be? Why should not the labors of the execu tive be crowned with all thc succes they deserve?

In the case of the annual exhibitio there was a record attendance of the public. At the first annual flower show thc public patronage took the officials and others by sllrprisc_ Why did the public not extend a share of its patronage to the poultry show held this week?

The reason is not far to seek by

anyone with n business knowledge and an ucquuintance with the organ- izution of popular undertakings. There was an extraordinary lack ol publicity in connection with the poul- try show. The show was actually opened bf-'fore hardly anyone beyond elwso flirf-rtly interested, knew there " .ls sur-E» ..ll event to take place. Who.- ever was responsible for popularizing thc Poultry Association and its ex- hibition forgot the necessity of “ad vertisement's artful aid." The con- sequence was that very few people outside those actually concerned knew anything about the show; when it was to be held; where it was to be held, what would be on view to make it worth their wnile to vlsle elle -null; and last; but by no means least, what admission would cost them.

The consequence of this lack of ad-

vertising enterprise has been that the Association has inevitably lost caste and, what is as vitally important, has lost cash as well. For a com- paratively small amount of outlay they could have boosted their show over the length and breadth of the Island and reaped as n reward prob- ubly ten times the amount in admis- sion money.

Throwing open the doors to the

pllblic free of charge is not a very satisfactory way of obtaining an up- preciutive audience. We may say or think what we like, but experience has proved the fact that the average mall considers what is not worth paying for is not worth having.

We regret thc deserving Poultry As-

sociation has not obtained the pub'

deserves, hut if it profit by the les

unprofitable.

SOME FUR FACTS

Mr. M. H. Bolger of Boston, Well

known to many of our rcuders through frequent contributions in the press, is the author of an educativc and timely booklet issued by the St. Geurge’s Bay Fur Company, whose ranches are at Cornwall, P. E. Is- lsnd, and St. George’s Bay, New- foundlsnd.

Although much has been written

and said about the \great fur farming business, much yet remains to be said and every worthy contribution on the subject adds information which will be of value to those in or

contemplating entry into the busi- ness. To the booklet referred to we

,_ _pre indebted for s number of useful ` reminders and sugiest ons, some of

them not new, _others original and all vsili`ili'ii'¢`.‘ - from sl statement of the fsdt that "the march of eivlllletionhellfbld-` ily reduced the number of snimsll in

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ull authorities, was one of the best

number of entries was much\ greater

also above the average. The organi- zation wus ulm0Bt Peffwt. and the sn increase .for valuable furs, so that

public; so much so that the manage-

ment had to resort to free admission t _

_ Interesting facts are glvcn concern-

iic patronage this year it so well

son and next year order its publicity campaign well in advance, the ics- son will not be altogether lost. or

demand for furs crm be met only, by raising lur bearers in"captivit§,l;°_ltha ocoklst names the various species of

animals that have so far lrsep success- fully domesticated. These include`. the fox, muskrat, mink, beaver, fish- er, otter, skunk, reccoon, mnrten,

D"RY EVE"-rs __b1ue and white fox. In connection

with the dornestication of these, this bit of information is given! In 1918 the price of wild silver-black fox peits averaged $500 and in the same time ranch raised pelts averaged S1169.

This eilectually disposes of the

old fallacy that furs lose their nat- ural lustre and beauty when pm- duced elsewhere than in the wild. It stands to reason that animals pro- perly fed and cared for, and slaugh- tered when in fit condition, will pro- duce better fur than those that eke out an existence midway between starvation and plenty and are at last slaughtered when chance places them in the way of the hunter, without regard to condition. The world’s best furs will certainly be produced in captivity and will be bred up to an even greater degree of perfection than has yet been attained.~_'I‘hiS Will be found true, not of foxes alone but of all the fur-bearers. It will

than ever before, and the quality was be found also that as the worid‘g

wealth increases the demand will al-

uccomlnodation for the exhibits could __ fur raising will continue as an in- hardly have been improved upon.‘ dust;-y as long ss human needs re- The Department of Agriculture _pro- mnin as they are today. vided new coops which showed the We quote the following: “As ill ull exhibits to excellent advuntag`e,whiic adornments and privileges, moneyed ure dressed poultry was tastefully people seek exclusivuncss and in the displayed. In addition an exhibition matter of furs it is easy for wealthy was given of egg packing and storing, persons to become exclusive by_ .wear-

Notwithgtanding all this the show ing silver black fox, R‘usslan_sable- was a dismal failure from the point il bealluful but mst disappearing mr' of view of the attendance of the fecentw quoted “B high as $500 for

5 single pelt.-or sea otter, this lat- er now almost extinct."

ing muskrat, mink, beaver and fish-

_ er. In the case of muskrat there

has been la, decrease of 10 per cent.

B in the number of Belts coming out

of the wilds, and an increase of 230

H per cent. in the price nf uclts for

the ten years 1902-1911.

Dllring the same period there was

ll decrease of 55 per clnt. in the number of mink Dclts Coming out of the wilds and an increase of 150 per cent in price. In _Bca.ver, the de- crease in number was 84; per cent. wnile the prices increased 50 per cent.

In raccocn while there was no ap-

preciable decrease in the num-ber of pelts' the prices increased 500 per cent. '

Fisher decreased in number ‘.15 pcr

cent. and increased in Price 430 per cent.

As these animals are now being

ranched in this province these figures ,will afford some encouragement to those engaged in the business.

slllolnsll ul> roll clllusrluls

Only a few days now remain before

Christmas and the joyous spirit pe cullar only to the Christmas season is 'already in evidence. The stores

have been brightened up. The pros- D€l`if»Y abroad in our land is rallccted in the quality and profusion of the nods on display. The stranger visit- ing our city at present and looking into ollr stores, our warehouses, our farm homes, our barns, would at once conclude, and rightly, that we are a prosperous people; he would conclude also that prosperity is not confined to the few, but that it ll general, and if he required other proof than appearances for that, he would _find in the official statistics issued `by the Census and Statistics Depart- ments that Prince Edward Island is the richest province per head ill the dominion. With all this and those we

ure drawing nenr the greut festive holiday, Christmas. ` We have a right to rejoice, and not only a right but it is our duty both to rejoice and to spread thy.- spirit of rejoicing, It is during Christmas season _ that

the optimistic spirit usually gets s boost that carries it on throughout the greater part of the year; that the pessimists and the lrnockers are oblig- ed, temporarily at least, to take a back seat. Much can be done tl add brightness and life to the Christ- mas season. and in this thc stores are Sntflnk a good example. They have put on their brightest colors, brought forward their best goods, stocked up with specials for this sea- son alone, specials which will meas- ure up to the requirements of the happy, generous spirit that finds ex- pression in making others happy.

Ollr homes, too, have been specially

brightened. Christmas trees, special decorations, new toys, attractive gifts are being provided to make our own happy. But there are others There are the poor, those to when Christmas brings little of cheer, those upon whom 1ife’s burdens press heav- y. _These. too, should be remember- ed in order to make it s real Christ- lmss. A word of cheer, an outstretch- -ed hand to help some other up the weary way, a kind word spoken or en set`of genuine kindness will g

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spots brighter for even at Christmas itll! more blessed `l:'d give* than to re

- ' 1 'cam

Mrs. Roy Holman, Summersldo, sn-

tertained at a. most enjoyable bridge party on Friday evening. Charming prizes were won by Mrs. Mcuougsu and Mrs. T. Holman. The guests in- cluded:-Mrs. J. E. Wyatt, Mrs. (Judge) McLeod; Mrs. L. B. Hunt,| Mrs. Neil McQusrrie; Miss Flossiel Hunt, Mrs. Whitney, Miss Jessie Sharpe, Mrs. Moore, 'Miss Gladys Holman, Mrs. McGougan, Mrs. Claude Holman, Miss ‘Mamie Stewart, Mrs. Harry Holman, Miss Zilpah Sharp,

Mrs. Fred Lefurgey, Mig; Dorothy Wyatt and others.

O O

On Saturday .afternoon Mrs. Neil

McQuarrie, Summer-side, was the hostess at a pleasant lhridge party of four tables. _Dainty prizes were cap- tured by Miss Flossie Hunt and Mrs. Moore. Amobg the guests were!-Mrs. Claude Holman, Mrs. L. B. Hunt, Mrs, J. E. Wyatt, Mrs. Whitney,_.'MiSs

L-sod, Miss Mamie Stewart, Mrs. Roy Holman, Miss Ethel Sinclair, Mrsw Harry Holman, Miss Marie McLeod. Mrs. Fred Lefurgey, Miss Dorothy Wyatt, Miss Jessie Sharp, Miss Flossie Hunt, Mrs. McGougan and

44'

Gladys Holman, Mrs. (Judge) Mc-I

Mrs. Moore. _

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Quotation! furnished by F. B. Mc-

Cllrdy & Go., Stock and Bond Brn- ~"` ` I8'-rn kers, Members Montreal Stock En

Atchison Am Beet Sugar Am. Smelters Armal. Copper Brooklyn R. T. Canadian Pacific Eric

I`llinois Cent. Mex. Petroleum Miss Pacific Northern Pacific Pennsylvania

Reading

Rock Island Southern Pacific Union Pacific

U. S. Steel U. S. Steel Pfd. Utah Copper

MONTREA

Detroit Dom. Steel Corp'n

December .19

High Low

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62 vo; an zlsf za los 431

252

107 108ll 164 13; 86%

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change, 164 Richmond St., Chur- lottetown, P. E. I.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

106;

L STOCKS.

High Low

Brazilian Traction 835 82;

3831 38

Minn.&St.Pa\ll (S00) 124 124 Montreal Power 216 225 216 N,S.Steel & Goal Com. No sale

92;, oil ` 232

62 70; all 2155 2s 1 105 | 43

G1§l 702

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107% 162% 13S 861 152} 565 105 47§

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Richelieu & Ontario 111; 111 1111 Spanish River Com. 10 9%- 9; Shawinigan 129; 12915 12');- Toronto Ry. No sale Twin City N0' gale Laurentide _ 167

Spot 13.20 unchanged

COTTON.

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' f|1l~_8_0|ll HEIFER Publisher! by 5. l lu ...

THROUGH PEACE T0 LIGHT

I do not a/ak, oh Lord, that life may

A pleasant road;

I do not ask that Thou wouldst take

from llle

Aught of its load;

I do not ask tllat flowers should ul-

wlys spring _ Beneath my feet;

I know too well the poison and the

sting,

Of things too sweet.

For one thing only, Lord, delll' Lord

Iplead, _ » _ _

\ 5lli¢_e_ (hge,-¢nur_-, Nlli-lcullts. House Coat,

Uulh Rube.-, l’.l;`l ln, _S`hir.s, _Gloves, Ncckweaf, Su.-‘p.'n.1.:r.s, H sifry, Umbrellas _ Iiful/fler.-s, l\'ig.'lt Robes, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Sweaters, `Hats and Caps.

, - Load me arigllt-

Though strength should fllltcr, und

-. though henrt should bleed- - Throllgh peace to Light.

'1 do not ask, oh Lurd, _thut thou” l l

shollldst shed

Full radiance here; Give but a ray of peace, that 1 muy

tread

Without il fear.

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Better in da-rkncss just to feel Thy

erry

l Our store sin Holidav Attir°. Flrd anybody that is I looki g lor al hrlstmzl ~ rememberanc: for al ‘ Hill " can find any number _fchol c tulngs here th ll wld be agp op,-imc

' and "just tic thing".

WHERE W(, U_ D YOU HE MORE APT TO FIND A GIFPAPPROI9-.'~-I-ATE FOR “HI \f" THAN RIGH l‘ HERE ?

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Lloy is like restless day; but lluace d\‘

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Like quiet lllghf.- _

Lead me, oh Lord. ti" lN=l'f0Uf» Ully

ll lellue to Light.

Throug l

1 -Adelaide Proctor.

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Jllly Whclll. Nlay Wheat Dec, Corn May Pork May Lurd

“wasllabie white D 0 Q S K l

Gloves. “the kind that wears ,mam in stock at Stanly Bros 5.155 5 3-4 to 7 per pair.

34 l8,l2.l8M3l

Dr. Andrew Mcl’hail, Editor ol'

the University ’Magazine, whose arli- cle on the danger of a Li-beral poli- cy of Independence has created ll wide spread interest.

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I We make the w.lnlsofMcn and lloy's our st ldy, 50' I

far as tlllii' Outfirtlng is conce lied a d so we a~l¢-

_ _ __ __________ Ju_s. Urge f0_See how r_nan_r_ things we cali show you

1 do “°° ask '"5' °t‘°*;1e ° “" e ' that wlll bejuat right for ° His Christmas.

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Fox llnoklcts, Fox Calendars, F0;

(lllrds at The Maritime Stationers, Sllllllysidc.

Lots uf Tissue Paper ulld smooth

white paper for wrapping at_ The Maritime Stationers, Sunnyside.

Fine llssortlncnt of Books for Boys

ul, the Mllritimc Stationers, Sunny- side.

Seals lllld 'Fllgs und Gllrlallds and

|‘orll, Mllritilnc Stationers, Sunny- side. Upon llnt.l ‘J o'clock.

Sono iillc pietllrell for (llll'isf.ll\as. ‘_-‘till some fine pictures for Cilristlllas, ut 'l`lle Marif.in.o St.ltiollcrs, Sunny- side.

Great variety of Cliristlnas Post

(`ul-ds ut Tllc Maritime Stationers, Sllullysidc.

_Pocket Dlurics, (iilicc liiurics, liclllc Memo Pads at Tile Maritime ritu- llouel's‘, Sunnyside. ' _

Watel‘lllan and Parkn.an Fountain

.Pells at The Maritime Stationers, Pillnnysidc.

Adventure Books and Annuals fur Boys at The Maritime. Stationers, Slullllyside. 25 cents to $2.00.

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