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THE COIING SHORT UNE.

The recent purchase of the Midland

Railway by thi- Doiiiinion Atlantic i`om- pnny pri-paras the way for the realization of'\\liat has been a good While dreolned of--a short line from P. E. island to al

Nova Scotia and .\`e\v I°Zrigln_nd points. lt exteniis the Doniiiiion Atlantic system easterly from \\'ind>or to Truro for the

present_ and this is taken to mean its ex- tension to the straits of .\`orthiiniber`and.

probably ai' Hriile. wliicli iii-.~ due south from |.`liarlotteto\\ ii and only 35 uiiles dis- tant. Tlirri- is ii good natural liarboral Brulc iiiid with this extension built the Doniinlori Atlantic l.irie uoiilii reach

'fro ii iirii 0 to \ lil iiio tli, iirlil llieiii-e fy tht- l,`oiiipsii_v`.~ on n fii~t ~teaiiiers to Bos- ton. We are left lo inf:-r that \\i\.h the briililing of the rnil»\'uy line to Hrule the Ciiiipany would put on its own steauier i-ervlwe at ro.~~ tlic straits.

A glance ut the rimp \\ill serve to .=lio\v

lhiil lli-.- coiiipli-te liiii- \v.»iil~l ;_'i\ezin a'- ni is ~ir;iiglii coiiiw to liiilifax, voiitrzist-

in; ~‘roii.:ly nith thi- prcsi-iit ciri uitiiii~ rn itl- viii l'i<-ioii. It woiiiil sliortcii lioth

the \\.it~_-r finil rhi- i.-iil roiiic l- i\\'~~en

C|i.i.l »ttci0\viiiiii»l the .\' iv.i \`.rltiii apitiil

\\.tli a hi‘-iporti0iifi'i- ~=i\iii,5 of tiiiiv ii i-l i <»i‘i.~i lf ri » 1' re-liii-Liilii -if .‘».'r-. t

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(`li.ir v-tri-rim ii and :i~i~iiiri lin l oi -r i-iv

]-Ingliiil p-/rits. _\`» il-iiihi iii- viiicr-

}|i'i .lip '. \.lt, iii;».i'._‘. li is an ~»_\»» iii the to i~llr.iIli o" tli»- Zu'\ir-~ :i~ \-»‘l ist-i

tic e.i;':'i;i;_;i~ ol l~..ril im iii is to t e

m ___ _QM U( H_.____ __ _"__ _\__ ___ __ -vieivs tive or six that might fnirly to have

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,trade increased by added service and a shoriened line of carriage.

PROTECT THE WORKERS.

Fortunately the general prosperity that

has pre»alled has left us with few indus- trlalifdilures. And rcgretahly we have not so large a proportion of manufacturing industries as ther-ie an- in the other Prov-

inces of Co-Dalia. \\'e have no bankruptcy

law These circumstances in part account forthe fact that we have not, as niost other provinses and countries

have, ii law which give . to the tmiployees of an insolvent lirni or company ii first claim on the estate for

their wages. There is we believe :some slight preference to ilic working employees

in case nn employer. firin or company m ilu-.~ an assignment. hut not otherwise.

lien- is an oiiiissioii uhich ought to be ~upplie<fby the Legislature, and the mnt~ ter is one which the workers would do

well to impress upon their represeiitntives

in the Prnviiiciril Piirliainent. .

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"Cliiirlottetown. the Capital o‘ 'thc

iiarilen -rovini'e,"i.~tl1e title of an up- preciative niiil well written article from

the pen of .l. .liaciloiiaild xley in the Deceiiiher iiiinilier of The .\'ati0linl

.\iorthly of (`niiiidii. The article is

~upcrhly illnstriitvd with a dozenor mori-

l.alf png: vi.»\v.~ of our heat pub ic editicest .lie soldi -rs' monument, and wellselectcii

.~i encs ..nl laii-l_~c.'\pe.~'. N0 portion of thi-

l oriiiiii-»ri iii/ik:-~ a retticr di:<pla_\' of at- riiictivc sceiics iino siihiet-ts for artistii

i-eatmi-rit than our mvii city and th

(Inidei l’roviiice. \\`erioticv among the

liei-n credited to \\`. Louson.

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When we do a thing we do it good. Thisi

specially true for this Friday and Saturday.

ave cut the profit 0E the balance of our Christm .

oods and you can now make your selections at a

aving Of 20 to 50 per cent. _Everything must be

l-.~ared out clean by Saturday and we take this way

fdoing it. Be sure and come as there are many

ery desirable gift goodsileft still.

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\VlDKl'¢§DAY AITQIOOS.

The passing of resolutions hook up the

time of the last sitting.

the following l ut the last were unani-

mously adopted:

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Moved by John Johnstone; seconded by

Rev Dr Chaisson: _

Resolved that this Association concur

and does hereby concur in the following resolution adopted at the _lash meeting of the F. G. A., of Ontario, held at Toronto.

Resolved, that- tt-is meeting urge upon

the Minister of Agriculture of Canada the advisahility of securing such legislation as

will give inspectors under the M_arks Act. the right of contre' over the loading of apples on shipboard for export for Can- adian ports.

Moved hy Harry Morris, seconded by

James Ranisay.

Whereas, it has come to the knowledge

of this Association through the press that _an aiiialgaination of the Fruit with the Dairy Division ol' the Department of Ag- ri. uiriiro, Ottawa is in conbeinplatlun.

'l`l.icr\-fore resolx ed, that this assemblage

of the fruit growers' of Prince Edward is- land do respectfully express to the lilou the Minister of Agriuuitiina its unqualified .iisappmvai of any such aiiinliramation in-1 »lcli'iiiieiil.a| to the large and increasing

ciiil for o.-xt,»ii.~iori in their central offices r iilier than restriction.

A. K. Henry moved and Walter Lea

~ccondcd ri resolution of regret at the it-aths of Dennis Clark of Orwell, ind Jnliii T. \Veeks of Alberton, wo uit-iribers.

Moved by A. ,\I. McRae, seconded by

Samuel _-\. Collin.

it solved that th s meeting of the F. G.

A.,of P. E. l , in view of the difllcuity ol .rherwise meeting the needs of general .iorticu‘ture. respectfully suggest to the l-ion, the Miiiister ol' Agriculture, the ex- pedieiicy of purchasing ii complete set of lioi-ticiiltural tools and appliiinces for the horticultural'department of the Experi- ini-ntal Farm, so that they may he thor- oughly tested and exhibited and operated at the several fairs of tlic country t/othe‘ advantage of the people.

.\loved hy (`_ li. Dickey. seconded hy S. ‘

.\i- Gabe.

Re~olved that the F. G. A. of P. E. T.

T o _HE i=izuii oizowiiks

iliiiiiiiiii MEE IDHGST FT i

Agriculture be naked toaend to the pm- vlnce .next year, for experiment, tha power sprayer uaedelaewhem last year in the interests of Agriculture.

Moved by \Vaiter Simpson; seconded by

Mgr. Gillis- '

Resolved that this Aaaoeiatlon

re~ume its connection with the Canadian _Hortlculturist at the rate of sixty conte` per year of ite annual fee; and further resolved that said publication be and ia hereby declared its omcial organ.

There was A R00d deal of discussion ap-

on the last. resolution, some thinking it vvellto have the Maritime Farmer as oflicialorgnn. Both the Farmer and the l-lorticulturlst have lowered their rates to sixty cents. It was finally decided to let each member choose which he would take.

A resolution was moved by Mr. Dickey and seconded by Mr. Johnstone that the t expenses of the President be paid. it was iadopted unaniniousiy by a stand ng vote.

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I RAGE FUR LIFE.

S ning his jaded /tofu to renew tfopr; when the animal should be refreshed with proper food and felt, in about as sen- llble an prescribing nerve tunica, alcoholic compounds, com mixtures and eocktailu

which only eput on éhe already weakened nervous lyatem. N ther does it do to put

lhe uervea tn uleeg with nfircoticl. When

feel worn-out, roken aowu, jaded, and

ng the efeets of brain tire as well as nerve weakness, uleepiessnesa and fatigue, take Dr. Pierce'a Golden Medical Discovery, a tonic which will do you lasting (ood. build

tit d at nzth

fully endorse thc resolution of the F. G. A. _ of Oiitario,cuillng upon the Government- to _ place expri-ss i-onipaiiies iinflcrthejnrisdic-I tion of tlic Riiilwiiy <‘otnniisi~ion. so that *

the many t~xce.~~‘ivc charges and lniproperi classification of fruit packages \\ liich no\\‘ | liainper the fruit industry ofthe country, iiiiiy he speedily modified or altogether rc- | moved.

.\lovi-ii hy Layton .\lcCalic, seconded by A. .\IcR.‘ic. I

Resolved that this meeting the

liorticiii-iirists of Prince Edward _ island respectfully reiterate to ' t`ie lion. the Minister' of Agrlculture,l th e necessity of convening it central coun~ i cil of liorticulturists nt, Ottawa, without I more delay for the consideration of all the _ out-standing liortieiiltural questionsfast asked for by ns at our lint and previous( meetings.

Moved by Prof. Ready, seconded hy,

Chas Piizott. ;

Resolved, that the Dominion Minister of ,

up, increase youra pe can rt :gd imlprove the condition of the blood. When t e blood ia impoverished the uervee feel the effect. Nervousnesa in nine cases out of ten is the 'cry of the starved rierveu for food." Feed the nerves ou rich blood and all nervous manifestations will neue.

*It has been aeveedtii a_ion_thu alone uilnlg

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me °°ti2tetTee“of tl: medicine whneld it maza --° '°="""’== ° "' 'ei'-"'f.L'=s '2-.,‘..i‘;'.‘..=.:~ 333°'-'i ‘i.‘.li"a$‘.’.‘l.‘}'.. "..'iii. i..." ...ai .i.,..' dam without beueit. I felt all worn out, and had an awful misery lu my back for two yearn but noticed e chang for the better when I begun using your ' Golden Medial Discovery) I

'hr k led f f uwu body-

la liciizigsl naw hegletho-tfiiii for the Peo- le'a Common Sense Medical Adviser. A

book off loo! pages. slend 31? cents in mm or r-covere _ or Siam in ¢l:¢n.b°iiii°<l'°¢.py. iiaaf¢.’. nf. xt. Herne, 663 Maia Street, lluinlo, N. Y.

Xmas Cake only 25 cents per

pound at D. Stewart’s 23 dri

Buy Christmas Furniture at

Paton’s. 14:11 tf.

Special Christmas discount on

ibvatches.-E. W. Taylor. Cameron Block. 23 dai

Agriculture take such steps at once ns; may be necessary to place conimlssioni inercliants under Dominion ragulatii n~ with a view to lessening the fraudulent practices now in vogue of withholding the full price realized for fruit. sold on account of the fruit ralsers of the country. ;

Moved by Richard Burke: seconded hy F. Pigolt. _ '

it -.i '-_l that the Department of

Carter°a big Fancy Goods and Toy Ba-

la-ir is it busy place these days. Hundreds of happy customers leave herc every day laden with just the goods they wanted to g 4., at just the price they \\'Bhi»€ll 10 PSYC be one of thein. Come early. You will re- ceive prompt and courteous attention. No matrtcr how suinll your purchase may be. sec that you get a cash discount of ten per cent. Carter & i.`o.,‘ Lui., Santa Claus' hfadqunrtcrs. 2 1 d2i

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MURHIX CLHHIRS-

Fifteen Morris chf-.ir_ just arrived and having only two days clear left in which to

s--ll them - (as they were bought for our Xmas trade)-we intend to move them if a '

LOW F_lGURE ' ` `

_will do it.

Regular $7.50 Chairs for only $5.00

You

_ Cheaper line at $4.00 each.

Mark _yliiglil Furnishing C.

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THE CYCO BEARING

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A CHILD CAN USE IT!-

Th d _ f mwthers ,can give the un ualified endorsement to the

' utility c0?:fT:'xf find satisfaction of usin TH; B|5SELL°S

BEA"R|NG C q_|`pE1‘ 5WEEPéR_[[ gorubines all the good qualities e -_ in material and workmanship, ‘finished in beautiful polished Mahogany and ’ Oak, is durable and is noiseiess. It is in reality a sanitary sweeper, a home

cleaner and a. home comfort and will last for years.

THE BISSELIJS CYCO BEARING CARPET SWEEPER

SWEEPS CLEAN

V It makesa handsoine as well as the most useful Chris llllal of ` New Yenr°s Gift, and the price is reasonable from _

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It will not be wise to delay any further your Xmas shopping.

Make up your mind and come down _today and make a choice from our magnificent Xmas furniture. Many pieces moat suitable for preleuh, such as Morris Chairs, Rattan Chairs and Rockers, Tables ac., ac., -are here in great variety. Dcri‘t delay. Call in -to~day audmalte a choice. _ We will store until Saturday night for you if you wish. "' - ' `

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i Diseases of women _and children

Oiiice Kent Street, next door to J ohn-

son'a Drug Store. Tele'_phoue 3t7. '

Residence, Alexan ra Hotel, Tele

phone 230. Oiiiee hours, ge-io a. m 1.3¢;-3.30 p. m., 7-8 p.m.,; 1_2 dw3m l . = -_-_-===i * 1

QR. .l0HN LEDWELL, lli.D.

Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL STREET.

Opposite St. ]ooeph’e Convent.

HOURS-Until Io o’cloek a. in., r to 15 p. m., 7to8p.m. _ iz-6dwt

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lt’s to your interest to 'see these goods before purchasing

elsewhere. ~ _ _ _ _ __

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