. P‘ dumbest»?! _‘ tis. asthma, neuralgia,

> ll‘ to

‘.. REE. °

$¢¢

I\',..v:

‘ en u“. out‘ on Rull; or_t__lil__usierole

. Musterole is easy tospply and it, its good work right away. Qngfif - ents n cold turning Into "flu" eumvnln- Just" lPPIy-‘Musterole .r who us‘ ‘- r o gran o s m ‘gllout thle blistté, u‘ m” usteroelsa enn hi; ' de of oil of mustardvtind ZQEQTOZ‘: pies. It is recommended by many m and "limes- Tfy Musterole for lhlufll. 001d 0n the chest. rheumn. t eunsyu BUB llBCk, bron- s and aches of the = egg-f“ muff“. bruises. chilblains, réifefilcifiifldfizdeéé’? s s. '

..~ Musterole Co. of Canada, 1,15,,

lit

\\.\- NOT BL/Sr

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various stops until ‘he is now, ‘Mm-u aging Editor wild President. 1mm; all hhcue ‘tlrirlty-‘scvcn years Mr. lNlaslt has seen ‘men willuln llU has wrlbtcsl 1'01‘ amid slpokcn ‘for elected ‘to lucrative ull-d comfort-atria ‘posi- ‘tllcns, ‘while ‘he has kczpt tolling on. Now ‘he tlubuks ‘Iris ‘turn has come, ms illu is slxltysitwo yours of nge, and that Ills chums for a Sc ' _ sthllrp are n-ot surpassed by U103}? any other ‘until in ‘the Provi be‘,

‘Not only has illc Patriot. ought tthe‘ bzltlc-s of ‘the ‘party for _ ‘so ‘manylyettrs, but M‘r. Walsh hi‘ elf ‘personally ‘has taken ttht‘ pnntforlu. during nluny a canllpalgn on behalf 0f the various cuudldaltcs. lie Wit-la rnln‘ fivc ciuctlonsflllrllecll‘ tlbrflnhc Provincial Lc-gislauturc and served s. ttorlu ‘of .l‘our ycitrs as lt-UIIC-IILDBI‘

'ol'v

es the Senctorship, nnd thus ‘cunts

‘ Yeo there now retnlnrllnls one rnr

Er. Thotmuls’ ‘Ecltetctldc Oltl. Simply

Friend; ‘Prelim Claims.

‘H-‘Is frilentds are not only using the newtwwwl to tweuust. ‘ll-Is cltsimuubut ore ‘sending out circul- ars to every voter on‘ ‘the Island ‘with a coupon cvtstched. asking thetnin lull! Wary ‘to vote ‘for Mr. WWII; mud ‘when all the returns arc-received they will be duly ‘tor- ‘wttrded to ‘Premier; King and Ins Clllhlnot. .

Among other mines mentioned in connection rwitih the‘ ore J. J, Hughes, M. ‘n, hfjKings County. He has ‘undoubtedly strong claims also, but the question is; Will Premier King give Mr. Htuill"

s vsosnrcy, ‘and snake no ' a Federal lay-election ‘in. lflngfo‘! "Nel- son Rntte “ 1;, ‘a vetprnn ‘Inner-til, l-resident of the Queen's ‘County Libra-rut Associattton for ‘marry ye-srs l1 Dlonlllrw-n-a ‘wholesale ‘merchant all"! Bllllluilsr. is ‘another applicant and like the other ‘vwo'hns‘ his sup- pOl".";‘lLi. _

.A. E. MaoLewn, the Illlbeml -Fed- erwl ‘Mcsnber ‘for "Prince ‘Coun-ty, ex- Pretrutler ‘Betti. IQPBBIIIIIUIJI ‘MatcArtllur, M- 0-‘ J- ‘S- ‘Blanchard. ‘M. r. P., and- Dr. J. P. MdNtell, ex-M, ‘p, p" ‘also of Prince ‘County, ‘are among o.‘hers who titre said to ‘be ‘in ‘t-ln,» Senatorial race‘.

Thu Islwnd is entitled Ito‘ four Sen uwrs. and by ‘the death of Senator

each County, ‘nnmely, Senwto-l- Muc- letaul. King's, ‘Senaltor ‘iProlwse, _Ql10@ll‘B. and Suu-aior ‘Mtunpluy, Prlnlcc,

As ‘U118 zpopuihlltion of Queen's ‘Uuwuty lu larger -t.hn.u anther of the other two, and us it its; two rcp- resuxrrtuitives In the -Fu.leral Pslrllzl- ‘lllellll. While ‘the others ‘halve to be wtlment ‘with "one .‘lt ‘is ‘contended hul- lfiglwlly ‘it should ‘have two

enattors as rwotll.

-\—-kiO-§ki Always Ready iLIllfl ltcltrtblc.~ Prwctically all [pains arising frolll inflammation own ‘be removed with

I

ub it ‘on ‘bile sore spot ‘and it is lllllilflly UIDSIOIIDUJ by the skin. its llfllllll-lug Dower is ‘conveyed to the ilnliulnled tissue WilIIiCIl is quickly

of tllc‘ licil (lovcrnulcnt wit-Input

oucd amnion; tho Island's liestf

‘porfdolhl. As ‘till ‘oratior Imps ‘new,

800M100. This fine old mulledy is

cuts, scratches‘. ‘bruises and sprains‘. Keup n. bottle ‘handy airways.

A tut rot ttlvtts at noun must‘:

(ll? Mark- Hambourg, Famous Pianistfs First Canadian-Tour In Eleven Years.

It is uot always possible to ln- technique, polss‘ and Interpret-n-

ducc grout artists to visit our Pro- vincn IIIIII tllnt few great ‘artists collie here i‘ not the fault oi’ the Prince Edward nlnnngemetltb, It is our policy, to secure when pose- Iblc, artists of international reputn. tlon nnd ill Mark Hzlmbourg we

huvvl l qgegv I ,‘...$’.i ,"~_, ~- Th-Is is I-iombourgs first Canad-

Winn tour- since 191-4, iiisplognifigent;

One Insertion’ . . .

Four llucrtlonl- in: Eight Insertion: ..

A gents Wanted

WANTED NOW—-8ALE8 [AGENT l

for Queens or Kings County, good pay. free equipment. exclu- sive territory. Our stock is well and favorably known. A good iluslnees can be done. Write Pclllanl Nursery Co., Toronto, Oni- 591-12-24-26I

~‘. 1 our Qppfiftlllllty To ‘Better Yourself

THERE IS A GOOD LIVING FOR ‘youJ-lght; where you livle. Full or spare‘ time, No cmpitnl ‘required. ‘No experlenco newness-y. We ‘tetstch you ‘how to ‘became a Nast- tionnl R/elpresenizutilve, selling our uplendlld llilla of ‘top-tows cloth’- ing for ‘the e-nttiro ‘family from ‘fwcvory direct tto consumer through local ‘...... ‘ ‘Ives.

. .,_ . .. ‘nus ‘AAAEA A ‘Ant AAA v w‘ vvv . Vw v

“CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .

tion hla-ve called forth critical atl-

IIIE tuuil ttutuu y

SHOP FROM l-iolmnms catalog.

NINE CENTS Is s lot of money

- ‘ r. Fen-sell & Chandler's first as: rennet‘. o el-utunterrs if‘ , , .. . windows for unusulll values in whim ware Ilia; animal.“ "White Ware." 2Z-1-7-mfii

UNION VOTE-The ofllclal vote on Church Union was completed in ‘the Moutrose Congregation on Monday Inst. It resulted In a total of 52 for Union and none against.

KINDERGARTEN will re-open this morning at 9 o'clock in Kfof C. Hull. lll8-1-7-m1I~

BIB “WhlTE WARE" SALE- Fri. day, Fennell 8: Chandler. 822-1-7-lll3l

POLIOE ‘COURT.-‘A main‘ charg- ed with stenlilug coal from Cam-a.- gllerls Coal ‘yards upped-red at the‘ Police Count yqsstorday. His oaue was ndlonlr-ned‘__ttlll--tlllis ‘morning.

ENGAGEMENT- ANNOUNCED. —Mr. and Mm A.‘ . Howstt nn- nounce the engagement of their daughter-Evelyn to Erriest M._ Mc- Kinnon‘ of this city. Marriage to take place the latter part of Juliu- nry. 8294-7-11

EXTRAORDINARY"VALU_ES at 9c, 99c and $1.49‘ ‘at ‘Fenncll 6’: HORsE RACE?! AT MURRAY Chandler's “White Ware Sale" HARBOR S turdtly, January tenth, 3224-71111‘,

two classes, Free for All nnd ' . Green race, suitublc purses. Pur-l Z|QN cHuRcH CHOIR will megf, ties lmvitls speed for above classes for practice at s o'clock on Wednes- lnvl-tetbto take part. Rages ‘start. (my evening mntend of on. Friday, ' l 1-39 #311110.“ , ' Full s-ttendnnce will be particular- '—-i'l . _ ly appreciated. 821-1-7-iiill. ANNUAL MEETING. -—- Tho ' Charlottetown Driving Club An-I nllal Meeting '- will bc held this The Y. P, s, C. E. held their cvcrllng zit 3.30. 1t is expected weekly [nggflng Monday evening that. arrnllgclllelrls will bc mutlc for at the lnflpmnry, Among those tho winter's Ice ‘races at this who [no]; pnpt were Rev. G, C. nlwtlug- ‘Taylor, Mr. Green‘, Mr. Ross, MI- Bonnell and Mr. Olson. Mrs- UNION PRAYfiR QERVICE. —' Bonn-ell, an behalf of tlle_ lnlnutcn Lust llli-rhfs UllllullflPffl-YBI‘ SQPVIQE ‘thanked the Society for the getter- wus hcld in the CentralChrlstinn our-r supply of candy sent to tho ill- Cilllftill. I-llb ulleflkel‘ iléllltfi IWV- G- firm-wry on Christmas eve. C. Taylor and his subject "Prayer _-— and the Church." ‘Tonight's oer; WATER-PROOF ROADS-uh an vlct: is to bs held at_ the Baptist ‘interview with Premier Stlewarb- CIlul-ch. the speaker being Major “on, J, A, MlrcDunulti, Minister of llltwvck. Whose subject will be Public Works, and other nlembers "PFRYBF 11-1111 Cit/ll! lllld Nflllflllul of the Provincial Government, Dr. Life." ' P. E. Doolittle. President of the ——-—*‘- - (lanatllnn Automobile Association GOOD NEWS FOR THE YOUNG- suggested that, there be tried out sTzns-Yesterdny half a dozen on the higlrwvlys of til-is Province of thn city employccu were busy a road building process that is giv-

GAZETTED.-—Among the recent appointments nnd promotions re- cently gazetted appears the follow- ing: 105th Butt. C. E. F,, To b_e Prov. Major, Cup. A. S. Rob- ertson, 1st. June, 1924,

OUR FIRST BIG "WHITE WARE" SALE colnlucrlces Friday- Ferlnell & Chandler.

822-1-7-nl3l.

HAD PLEASANT. M EETING. —-

Itllso n; l-lpecific for nil] ‘nntnnol- of sutcqplllg off u largo. skating area Inc good rcl-lulzts Ill other parts of

on the Govcrllnlcnt Pond and ns Canada. 'l‘llc foundation of the rotul soon us the ternpcrnturc drops suf- is broken stone and gravel, with ficlently it will be flooded by the the top treated with tnr penetra- Ctiy Fire Department, which ‘ticn oil, which is poured on hot and means that most likely today or burdens giving the road n water tcnlurrow the boys nlntl girls of proof or "unlbrells tdp" surface the city will have the use of n and making It especially adapted to splendid open-air skating rink. wot weather trnfllc. The Govern- inlcut has pronl-Ised to give the nint- PA|N,FU|_ |NJURY__ M“ Nor. tor careful consideration.

lnnlt McKenzie slipped on the icy _____{.._______ sidewalk near the corner of Fitzroy

‘and Great George Streets, on Moll- dny receiving a bad gash on his} PERSONALS , i f~k d - 11-, r Ml-

ce of M}. Cmm par“, DR Dewar Iicrbert was in the city yesterday. l‘ w l -kl ‘ s punched found

SVIB\'(LX‘BIHIBS‘€II?C(IIGSYII ssary to clone M“ 30h" Greelmlll- Ememld was

the woum, Mn McKenzie was driv, a vz-sltcr to the city yesterday.

ell‘ to his home by Dr. Dewar.

Mr J. C. Irving, Vernon was a

‘IIIITIHIOII from every sonrce- He

Ipossessee that brilliant magnetism-

whlch attructrsthe enlthuslasm and interest of the public. Seats

office. Make your reservations now-

. limb‘ 1.8.; figphu . _ _" Ickjoffgfv cc"- bums {dilly utoiljifi t‘.

Ill

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....... 10o psr lino of Ii words lmpn Hm all! words .. ‘lo per llno all words

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A Registered Ayrshire Bull ‘four yours old. A prize winner and 0f n heavy. ‘milk attain. George A. MacLenn, Lewis, Lot 60.

’ 702-1-1M5I.

USED ENGINES, 15 TO 120 H. F. Good vnliue, Portable High Pres- sure Boilers. Used Tenoner, Pow-

261 Fitzroy Sit. Olly. 728-1-3-.\I6i

'l‘lve, Naltionall "Store, nt your ‘lqor?’ selling “um ‘l, c; complete ‘clothing store in n nan-t, . smatll ‘slwmpl-e case‘. Expelilgrltced gallon- nlen see unlimited ‘possibilities. In our proposition. Spri {IITIIQ

‘ready, ‘bigger and ‘Hillier -t‘ no ever. A-soutle yourself an excl t

1V0 ‘I-elllllllury by Witt}: tmlnlte - el- Barber College, Department ‘lately rimming ‘the -d riot ‘you "F". X-islifsx-il-l-tts-tf. want. Runall " nmn '

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, (experienced prefer-

expert in 8 weeks. Write Mol-

ci-tr territories equally ‘profitable. “l-t I5 o. sign of, dililinotion to be n National ‘represents/titre? Alp- ‘ply Ssiesmlnnlagor. Ntsittionull Mail

Ordler House Litmilwd‘. Dépi. 50, Box 2017. Morlthrenfl.,, . ,_ “ ,1.10.14.ir.2l.:.4'.)8.t1,

For Sale

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FOR SALEQERSEY HULL. AG 11 months. Edgar Easter. Non; Wiltshirc.—777-1-tl-m—-l-I." -' ~-

FOR SALE-l-FEMALE‘ FOX PUP light silver. good indiv dual, ‘mole fox breeder, Cllntlkllun Na- tional. Writs or,‘ _ “Arthur Wood. Mt. HerbeM' " "'

812-1-7-m'—4i

FORjALE NE 2 ,F,T_., 955T. cl’ ‘bout édul ed wi It 10 , p. Im- porinl engine. for particulars apply to Angus A- MacDonald. Boston's Mills. 823-1-7m-1I

FOR 8ALE--A F-REO “W. AF- ‘Mermaid.

ply to Geo. cD ,_ Lot 48, -1,6-ln2i

ROR SALE —‘ NEW FISHING

Miscellaneous

nl-e. . .. .. was In the city yesterday. St. Andrews Presbyterian church, now on sale at ‘the theatre ticketi

I prcnldent of thc Young-Men's Clull

0-4 404.4

PRESENTATION‘ —The follow- "lsllm l° "he" “l” leslFmmY-

glligg__ial,;ig 3:3?“ gjniséhfgho‘; Mr George Plppey, l-inselbroolr

Friday night. presented t0 ltcv. S. Bo nell n vry llllntlsnnr= IIIUHOII ‘cpst ‘with lsr-grrfrlr collar of Per- 'l°" w" l" ‘he cll-Y Yeslerdll? . ,snn lumb. C. ‘hi. V. Spence. -

Miss Bertha Webster, Falrvlew u limp, Maven, “poke of the was u. visitor to the city yesterday. - tllll or nnizutlon alori ' l llst-rrtryctrmu ‘ltclmrlig lines, team: MP- Rflv C0188. Milton specially of Mm,§0linell’g p311 p, visitor to the city yesterday. the formation‘ of t a‘ club. _ Hon. _ J_ G_ Forbes o“ pied the‘ ch59“ _ Mr Seymour Wood, ML Herbert J‘. J. Murray, vicé president, made W35 Ill the City Yesterday- the presentation of the coat. Rev Mr:- Bonnell expressed his appre- ciation in n very pleasing address.

Willi

Mr. Ira Carr, Western {Covellentl w 5.21 visitor to the cly yester- dn . '

FAREWELL GATHERING. —On Monday evening, Jail. 5th, n farc- well party was given by the nurses of the P. E. I; ‘Hospital at the nurses home in‘ honour of Miss ‘Mflsbn, one o f the graduates of th-e 1924 class. A very pleasant even- a. passenger, on the eastern train ing was spent in games and music, lyefltertllfly to the city'- both vocal and instrumental furn- '

Mr. W. J- McEachern, Mt. Albion‘ was In the city yesterdnyon busi- ‘HESS.

about 10.30 p. m. by bouncing Miss registered at the Queen.

Mason and singing "For She's a‘ Jolly Good Fellow" (Patriot

Mr- B. ~G. MucFar-lsne, Snckville.

red)‘ Apply Shaw.“ Hole, plclse copy.) - t ., ‘was among the arrivals In the city Bmlckley Beach. _ 786-1-6-ln6l SIR-qt,“ la“ “lglll- a _ ' Mr Alphonsus Corrigan, George- | lgymgstnwgrGgarggimmgecsre ROBERTSON -— Al l-‘lle Prlnce town was n passenger to the city

County IlOWPlW-l 0n‘ 31W‘ 3711'” Ml‘- yeet-erdsy on the eastern‘ train.

and Airs‘. W. ‘C. ‘Robertson, (‘nee Blanche ilcrdxlultg) a son‘, ‘weighing 81/. ‘lbs. Congrstulfltliuufl-

DEATHS

Mr Jpmes A. Nicholson. Orwell Cove was a passenger to the city yesterday on the Murray Harbour ‘trsln- '

NOTIOE—NO ROTARY SAWING ‘for February. R. L. Cotes, Mil- ton MIlls.-—817-1-7-nl——1I

JNO. A. MscDONALD LAND SUR- veyor, Hernlanvllle, P. E. l. 818-1-7~—3lllos. I AM BUYING OATS AT MY granary paying 85c a bushel.- Finley MttcDougtlll. Belle River. 624-12-27 swtt

FOUND -— SUM OF MONEY Owner may have some by apply-W ‘In m, 1.5 Brighton Avenue and- pn rlg. to‘- idm-BM-t-‘l-m-qi

GIT YOUR PRINTING DONE AT ‘the Guardian Central Job Print- 939‘ 1501M .-l88.—2879-II-0tf. v ‘

Situations Vacant ..._.________________ $ SELL HOUSEHOLD NBC-

geoeitia; greatest hrlsginobie

demand. have business of your on‘; ‘indie live dollars up daily: udiinl

HIM-BOON‘-

hoats all size! and designs with or without engines for ‘particulars write. P. A. Rooney, host builder, Suurls. = 800l-7-m10l.

or experience sci-y. Bmlllfiyfllflflbiafllit. mum‘- ‘nord Ont. I-Y-lilv

_ longer possible; reel‘ l" mlfiéllgflgre, ‘sscunalsusttqn tsttyrtljlvol- _ ' would be an Impossible -P°9l'l‘l°" vls’ i l

TOWLE-ln Dorchester, Mass, on Mrs. Wm. Ryan.‘ and W118 Dec, 3i, Nellie Towle. Funeral from daughter, City left yesterday on a the residence of hgr nephew. WIII- v‘slt to her mother, Mrs. Wm- lam H. Korb. 213 _ Dorcllester Yoluton, Georgetown.

Ave... on Jun 2. Requiem HIKII‘ Mass at St. Gregory's Church. Bur-I lnl private.

ZAEHLOUL T0

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ministry to encompass Zaghlul’: pollticlol destruction, it I!‘ MOI! ‘may ma; the zngrlullsts will sec- "irre a substantial mtliclllly It "I8 forthcoming elections. BBIIim-‘gu Fund and Znghlul. even the f - est fabricated truce‘ ulllPellllfl m’

Mrs. James McLean nnd son. Frank, Mesdowbank have returned "hDIlIB after spending a plenum

visit with friends and relatives in

Powrlsl nnd Int 48. - l

Queen Hotel Wotcrltrut. clurlmatsvyn Ttiltiveitltllr "WI l"? been completely, innovated Ind rofurnlshsd throughout and otlflrn‘ very comfortable

‘

Premier, respectively; m I _v

Millard’: Llnlmonl llollovu Nourlllll

_ h“ ‘ Thojnbl. ‘coast-lay s;

a gfrtthrgrottusr presence of British ‘Ind (n; public m soul-too ty , l ‘troops a revolution and ‘powlbly div“ “"4 '°"- l ‘ . il wsr would seem inevitably awn t- R t ‘ A” d -" v ism" '":.".:::~..:lt the rt s a s . '

would got pefinit seirrllrus dtilultng- , slices. err 118i» lt° e ' .-

pldly changing scenes on the Esyll- w»

itlln poillcnl stage lprovlng ectmllv _ Proprietor!

absorbing In the near future as In _ " ‘ m, “can, pm,

" n- !‘ "T". ‘-

weekly sooials of the‘ ‘C. ‘M. B. A. ‘have been‘ resuim-vd and the ‘func-

IMrs. D. M. Jothnstone, Long River.

Mr. Norman Nicholson, Frederic,

A Mr- J. W. McEwen, Bristol was

u

Western Guardian

—C. M.

B. A. SOCIAL-Me

ltion on lVIlondcy was ‘moot enjoy- slbie and wms wall attended. ‘ilhe first pf tlhe evening ‘was devoted ‘to. whist; niltor which dtuliclngfimq iri- dultzed in. The muaiciunfl ‘muting up tlhe orchestra, ‘were was ‘Mur- gucrlte G-audet piano, H. " satin, violin. n-nd ‘Harold filuutiet, Saxo- ohmic,

u.-

"-oomc. e000 BUSINESS-—Mr., David Johnston. son‘ of Mr. nnd

who ‘bought out ‘thew business at ‘Mu, Wm, ‘McKay nt Dong River some time sgo ‘is doing an. extra flood ‘business with the ‘farmers of the section ‘as wtell ‘as wtltlh many flroln outside, districts. it is s great boon to the ‘community to have such ‘apvellsitocketd s-tore presided ovcr by such an oblllging stuff.

—NEW DWELLINGP-‘liir. Pres- ton‘ Toombs. Isonzg River, has urect- od a beautiful new house. ’I‘.hc'ex- ‘terior its completed and uhe Inter- ior Is utll‘ ‘rowdy ‘for plastering. Mir. ‘Foonplls had his dwelllnlg burned last ‘flail ‘butt has mud-t; good time Ill tho erection of ‘a new one.

—WEDDING BELLS—A‘t. the homo of the brldc, Rotsc Vllley, on tbc evening of Dcc. 31st ult. by lhrv. D. K. Ross. B. A., assisted by Rt-v. i). M Malilleson of Stellnrtoll. N. S., John Alexander MlilnlOtl 0f diruaklyn, N. Y., to Catherine Ma- rion Matheson. daughter of Mr. and lilrs. John A. Mathcson of Rose Val- lt-‘y. I’. E. I. The bride Is very ‘popu- lar in Rose Valley. Sllc has been u t-apalllle teacher nnd wllll be grea/t- ly missed by the scholars in the public school. She has also been an active worker In tho congregation nt ltosc Valley, where she assisted Ill the service of prutlnc. Tllc groom is ‘veil knowll here. He went to the lids.- Valley School, and "was a pur- sonal friend of Rev. D. M. Mathe- snll who so efficiently auslstctl Ill thr lllzlrrlage ceremony. The mur- rirltzc took place at 5 o'clock p.-lll., Ill the. prusencc of n fine group-of rvlullvcs. The bride was given a-way by llcr father and both bride and Broom were unutltendetl. Rev. l). M. liiathtson is an uncle of the bride. and is the popular minister uf St. Jolln Church, Stellurton, N. S. Tllc Iluppy couple will leave shortly for Brooklyn. whcrc they will reside. The (lunrdlan wishes ‘them every happiness in‘ their wedded life.

GUARDIAN I

ftbx. Scoring l think, may ‘not bc

Expressions ‘of Prominent Foxmen At Toronto Show

There will; n difference of opin- ion‘ on‘ ‘the subietct of ‘wmirlr; and ‘Ulla comparative method of judging M. Fox Show, the Block‘ Fox Mag- azine obtained ‘the opinion of some of ttlre fox mun‘ ‘at -the show on the ‘relative methods. Some were very emphatic on the nZ-de they took. while others ‘were ‘more moderate claiming both thud‘ their plaice. Here are a feuv of the expressions obtained:

J. A. WEBSTER, Swrrllrrlersftle. P. E. l.—l consider the-re l~s absolutely no ‘comparison bettween the elimin- nltion Judging and scoring, because the former method rprovldtd an 01p- lIOrIun-ily for tthe ‘breeder to ‘get an elapcrletuza not‘ ‘possible- ‘with the other ‘method.

J. B. ‘INOMBOIFGI-f, Niagara Falls‘, N.Y.—'I‘he cotmtparaitive nletfll; 0d o‘! Judging I coullidcr it absolute- ly correct. Tile ‘swirl-n; at’ ‘all ‘the foxes would give ‘the average lbrt-rtl- or an opportunity to see ‘w-here‘ his foxes stand in‘ ‘comparison with the prize winners.

DR. E. A. RANDALL, Trtiro. N.S. —<Whlile I Lltlllfill-IOPWJIIIJ judging was dlonc fairly turd n0 objection-s could be ‘raised, tilerc‘ are ‘some elohibl- tors wit‘; devil there is no encour- ugunltalt ‘to ‘com-e ‘Inpck zlgvuin‘ for they ‘have notihlln-g t0 show for their exhibit. Hod they u. score- ‘card uhey rw-owltl. know definitely where their fluxes stood conrpziraulvely.

B. ‘l. RAYNl-IR, Stiulltmcrsltlt‘. l’. E. ‘I.——1 taonsidor ‘the ‘present. way oi‘ jlulglnlgthe only way. l‘wou-lrln't conic‘ balck if they use the olul Will’.

J. PATTlE, '1'€‘Li:l'lXl‘l'l), Onltu-rlc ——l think the ‘UOIIIIIHTFEIIIIVO wuy ‘if judging ‘for ctllend of ‘(The sm-orllrlll- lt may b0 ‘possible to score ‘four or livc lklxcs sI-ngl-y, quilts alucllrttlcly, but when it ‘rumm- to ltw-vllty or thtlrty, iiu-‘n ‘urollble ‘comes. 0n tllc uuille ‘every one ‘minty ‘s-etr exactly how ‘they conupare, l like ‘Ilhig ‘way Wsll- I 1L“...

G. W. GllddES, Ann-prior, Ontario —-‘Tho cotrrlmratlve ‘way, in my op‘ lnlon, is ‘the oll‘ly way ‘to Jud-go a

retl lnble.

JAIMIES ll. IDRIOIIARI), Stmilnur- side, P. ‘E. LATIN) cmmpzlux-luive mcilhod ol' judging ‘ll-i. ‘the Royal this your has provcn most ‘satisfactory.

PERSONALS l—-Rcv. Dr. Gauthier, Palmer Road stud‘ Rev. P. P, Arson-unit.

blunt. ‘Cdlllllfll. were zin Sunlnlerside Monday.

l-Mr, Aubrey Doyle‘, StmimcrsI-de lltis- left ‘for Maine, where he will reside. '

srocltailuoritrfous