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furnaces used extensively in Halifax and other Cities and i°ound'to give bclter sat- isfaction.

With practically no lash; burns "

longer, give more heat, more hulk per ton and costs considerably less money.

We are now booking orders to ,be

gellivered direct from car which is expected ai y. - ,

Househplders would do \\ ell to order

a sample load before sceuringftheir winter's supply of coal and also to' make inquiries regarding this article from us. ’

We also have on hand a supply of all

kinds 'soft coal Newly Mined, and hard and soft wood, both split and in blocks

All orders receive our personal, prompt ~

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- _ t`nuous procession of the larvae to the trees The tus-

Exception the Best Domes; black stripes andyfeathiry tuft obii thd, head. Tllhy are

ti() Fuel _ be taken toiprevent their multiplication by destroying

Ask your dealer for and aC_ glie cocoons wherever they are found- A band of tarred

CCDII 'HO SIll)StlLl1t€. climbing to the leafy branches and this precautiorrushoiilcl

A For Cargo or Cat-loads apply to be takcn at once It is not robable that much 'iirace

ROGERS___Agent dened, but judging by the numbers of_ them now to be

Charlottetown the b_est time for reckdning with apest of this kind is bc-

Or Nova Scotia Steel &, Coal Co, Ltd fore It becomes too numer0uS`

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A l’u| is in thi-. iliainond, pearl,

ruby vii-a.r-vi-ry i'.iro and very pre- cious. llul i|iil`ci'\~i|i. in this way ~ line iiuil si:ai‘i~o as n rr-al i'al is, iu- trinsic value does not enter into his

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and in feeling. lie docs not stiinfl the ,fair weather quality. ruins. l is still i’al.

explain or excuse to the one who is your i’al.

A Pal always comes to you when

you iieoil him inost and he lsii’t scar- ed away a hit, if the whole crowded world deserts you. Ile is lllero to stay heoziiise, doii't you sec, he is your l’al, and you want him and he 'ants you. Anil that explains every- hin

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woiiileriiil about oue's I’al tliiit you can't even express or explain.

A l’ul iloesn't keep things back. A

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freedom and franknens of expression between ns, hack and forth, which, ln itself. becomes ii double secret to tho world hui no secret at all as farf as we are concerned.

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dustrial crisis is admitted on eyery hand and the uni- versally admitted remedy_is more production and more home buying in preference to buying abroad.-.

` A statement carefully compiled by the-Canada Re-

construction Association gives a list of manufactured products imported into Canada for home consumption during the year ended March 1, 1918, the value of these, the estimated number of permanent additional Canadian workers for whom employment would have been provid- ed, and the estimated addition to the payroll of Canadian factories, jf these products had been mangufaeturecl in Canada. ‘ iz _ '

The figures are very significant. I.n`a'list which

claims to be only partial the value of commodities 'ini- ported and which could -have been manufacturecl' in Can- ada, is given at $8I,992,3§)0; the number- of additional workers for whom employment; would have ‘been pro- vided, at 18,909 and the addition to the Canadian pay- roll in haing these maiiufactured in Canada at $16,707,

500. - _ , . ,

As an example of the value of manufacture and pur-

chase at home the report instances the following; “Thirty years ago no tinplates were manufactured in the Uiiiited States. Today that county produces three-fourths of the tinplates of the world. The Philadelphia Press at- tributes tlie tremendous growthof the industry to a

sane policy of protection.” I

We need niaiiufactures in Canada, we need them in

Prince Edward Island. That we can have. them with- out protection is impossible and notwithstanding the cheap pre-election talk about the reduction of duties, we shall have protection for no political party would dare remove it. There will be adjustments no doubt, but unless our industries are well protected they will go- to the wall, but that by the way.

, Our duty is to encourage home manufacture by buy-

ing home products, products~of Prince Edward Island, if available, otherwise products of Canada; to buy at

home in preference to buying abroad. ' `

The adverse trade balance against Canada is the

result of our heavy purchases of goods made elsewhei'e,.. some of which is unavoidable, and much of which has re- sulted from bad habits In our own province there would be greater prosperity if we insisted upon using home products whenever possible. and buying our goods at

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It may not betas generally known as it ought to be

that the tussock niotli is making itself much more fain- iliar around Charlottetown than is good for the city and its shade and fruit trees. They are to be found practi- cally everywhere and although their operations this spring were delayed somewhat by the lateiiess and cold- ness of the season, they are' sufiicieiitly numerous to cause alarm. Should next spring open early and mildly there is grave' danger that our shade trees will be seri- ously injured. '

Their cocooiis from which the larvae are hatched

may be found on the trees, in sheltered creviccs on the

i ‘ 1. - - ock larva is easil reco fnizable b its ellow hair body,

ery destructive to trees and every precaution should

acking around the trunk of the tree will prc\'eiit their

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seen they will have to be reckoned with next spring and

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cided to gd out of the hotel business and is_about to dis- pose ofthe Victoria Hotel property, either cn bloc and as a going concern or by dismantling the plant piecemeal by public auction.

this magnificent property is offered for $75,000 and the proposition is made that a company of citizens put up the money and°run the 'hotel as a company adair under efiicient management. " I

To close the Victoria Hotel, the largest hotel in the

city, would be nothing' short of a calamity to Charlotte- town. It is well .known that, even with the Victoria Hotel running, Charlottetown is at present seriously handicapped through want of hotel accommodation.

Hundreds of visitors during' the present summer, and in- deed for many summers past, have been obliged to go to country places because there was no accommodation foi

like Charlottetown hich derives much of its business

where in this issue for this evening in the Board of Trade Rooms/should be a large and representative one and ev-

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No `matter how lastidious you may/be as to; price, qualityaiid lit;

Carry Nothing i ‘ A i Forsythe Cuaraiiteed; »

'Bur can ciiiiis I ,lv 1-~»-siii-is as

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Every fabric will wear .. ` ' ' V well, hut some are _of IJ/ V i line that meets the re- -

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We Specialize in Mallory Hats

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dollars worth of wear and satisfaction and perfect fit that a dollar will bu anywhere iii Hats. V

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cient management, whichis easily available, the Victoria f able mpdel Gfafonolas l§ as astonishplg' "lf- Hotel can be made a paying concern, not only to-the ~. as their performance is exceptional., ' I i stock holders, but to the city and province. The iinanc- _ __ (]0m¢ in and hear them tOday_, , ‘ ing of the proposition should be an easy miatter in a city | E `

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