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rua c:HARno'rra'rowN GUARDIAN _E FUST 24 1934

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ISHERY I D TRY O ILA DPROVINC

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» Inspector of Fisheries

I Prince Edward Island has a boestline of approximately eialli hundred .mllcs. in the adjoining Waters of which various commercial fisheries are extensively engaged in by the fishermen of this Province. These fisheries afford a revenue ap- proaching, and very often in excess of, the million dollar mark each year.

_ That Dart of the coast from Miminegash to East Point is partie- ‘ularly noted for its cod fishing grounds where cod are taken in large quantities each year by our Island fishermen, fishing fleets from New Brunswick and those operating steam trawlers from Nova Scotia It certain seasons of the year.

Famed Lobster Fishery

centagc of our population, Ai cer- tain seasons of the yeur some nine- ty on-nneries are in operation. These ` canneries must conform to certain

scientific requirements in so far as l Fisheries construction and equipment are' Cod concerned, a standard governing H:iciclo<'k which is set by the Department of l Hake and

Fisheries. They are under the

Supervision of' trained Inspectors Flouiidcrs during their entire period of oper- l and Brill " ation, with the result; that the HCFFHIE ”

manufactured product -thereof is of l Mackerel .. ” first-class quality and meets with Salmon __ " constant demand on the markets of Smelts "

the world.

The rivers of this Province are

also noted for their excellent qiial- Lobsters .. " ity oysters, the Malpeque area, es- Oysters "

Million Dollars arvestecl :Yearly

om Sea&Stream i

'of

Eeels "

QI!-Ilty Oysters Tomeod .. ”

lClams and

and Province’s Oldcsf Industry

“7 Still A Major Revenue-Producing' . Factor. Products Famed for Quality

of of

hgh(-i-hieu, and expert know

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dustry of thc Dominion.

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glers, who are legion, the maxi-

mum amount of sport.

Cusk ,

Cziplln "

Qiiahaugs "

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peclally, producing some of the fin- est oysters in the world. Hundreds

leases of areas for the purpose oyster culture are being granted

our ' ledge ailorded them gratis by the

partment of Fisheries in regard cultivation, and, undoubtedly.

witlilii ii few years this Province will be the Mecca of the oyster in-

poitiiiite in this Province is the

t fishery, there being llPW¢\Tf15 one hundred streams where the

finest quality of salt-water sea trout may be taken in season. In addition to the streams we have

Another fishery of paramount im-

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some ninety mill dams where brook was troutarevery plentlful.an’ordirig to not an

Sli Dunstan’s Bascilicg Charlottetown

CARTI

INTERIUI-I VIEW

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qi as use ul." l _ py

244,000 2,095.00 Huntley, at that time, was at log- mid- PYIHCO Of Wales College. an 9.154.700 ea2,415,oo gerhcsds with the speaker of the °‘l“.g’°“"h of the Q°hl1'f\l Academy. The tradition of the past is sirens 1,333,500 37’43l_0o Assembly’ Joseph Pope' and may wiich expancled with the needs of in Charlottetown, To many of its

have allowed hls sudden passlon she prgviiitce, and was assisted by 3 citizens the desire is strong to link

, _ _ , _W _ _ for economy to lrlumph over his esccn an of Captain John Mc- the past with the present, Port Lal

aesthetic appreciation, but all citi- D°“‘"‘1‘1- ‘V110 bl`0llH1it the early Joye with Charlottetown. Though

bought a. house like Fanning, lived

H' t ‘ Edward Island had to provide theirltndustry and the seed potato fn-

IS own residences; and they either dustry have done much for the pro-

vince and indirectly for its capital

(Continued from page 10) in barracks like Smith, or rented From Charlottetown harbor the

like Ready. It was not until 1833 heaviest shlpnients of seed-potatoes

raised by §';aml_aS5es5m§{l that a Government House was built have been made, and here, too, the

; and the members of the Colm. The present Govei-ument House is largest investments in the fox in- the watchdog; of the pl-ol-lrle. the original building remodelled dustry are controlled. It is also the

tors, were anxious to keep down the gpg repatikled from time éo time. lijrovlllcial Nhleiaidqilartérsl for thg g q

ws; to £10900 the um or lnall o ay, e Lieutenant- overiior alia ian a ona a ways; an _ .,

Prod\lt‘¢i011 F lsllfea voted; but the' Assemlily fouilil thaxt l often uses his private resldeiicc in it has been erected the new Can- b %?;'l;heT1hf’e;`l/gggilllcr of St' Malo' G01/¢l'1101' mme ¢“‘1“h`Y mm th” 5”' nah pretty W(-ll ll-lm, lm,

lf, would I-equlre £2,000, more to exe. quite as much as his official rcsl- adlan National Hotel which is doing y ` , 00W

Various other fisheries are cn- cute the orlglnal deslgh and made dence; but in pre-Confederation; much to encourage and provide ac-

Our ooast is especially famous for giic

its lobster fishing industry, which is nur 81'! important source of eiiiploy-_ whi ment and revenue to a large per- ina

wr- 1 1 Zeng gf Charlottetown then and Scottish settlers to Lot 36. Just be- the city does not hope to grow uhlil

ll' Today we extend our sincere welcome to the

visitors from France. May this visit be the

means of strengthening the bond of friendship _between the home land of Jacques Cartier and _tha Island he praised so highly.

.Tile RDGERS

HARDWARE

The Colonial Building, since con-

Brltlsh, American and Canadian. It has been the community centre, leg- Iislative administrative, spclul and | intellectual. The most fateful, if jnm the most brilliant function was i the Charlottetown Conference of

_l5@Pf@mbe1‘, 1884, which adjourned W0 Quebec in October, and formn..

CIIMPIIIIY LIMITED l‘l?.f‘iil'l.§’ JfS§L`§.”§3.§‘§.$`€lL’.i¥‘ ""°‘"“°

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The early governors Prince

‘let I|oIman’s Furnish Your Home’

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no 7°" Peefi New FUl”“lil|1'€‘-, 8 Rallilé, a Washer, a Radio or new

or ul§;l(:'f:il:ll;“_'KS hllmg tot make it mdore attractive, comfortable

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these by the HOLMAN HOME PLAN. sy an convenient to purchase

‘Tl-IEbBu_ying of Furnishings may be difficult by the lump-sum payment

ut it really becomes easy under the HOLMAN HOME PLAN with

ihlenpalylments sliread over a period of months. You put to one side only

a amoun regularly and the family budget has no undue strain

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EVEfR_YONE is proud of_a well furnished home. It’s pleasing to your

*lend* 11 S °0mf0Flll1ir 10 your family and nowhere is good taste

more appreciated. You can buy here “The Better Things” at the Cash

Price and you have the pleasure of usinp; your new purchases while you

are paying for them.

USE THE CONVENIENT

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- H©lLlMAN_,HOME [WLAN

ONE PRlC°§-_THE~CASH PRICE

BALANCE IN IO EQUAL

’ Lv PAYMENTS

NOTHING ADUED-No |N'rEREs'r

HUNDREDS ARE NOW USING THE HOLMAN PLAN. Ii’s popular

with Farmers, llanki-i~s. Lawyers, Doctors, Merchants, Clerks

Laborers, etc., all of whom have found it practical, convenient and help: flll In making their homes more attractive.

" , WE INVITE You To Usa THE HOLMAN PLAN

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HOLMAN’S GUARANTEE SATISFACTION ,

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smug have been pleased that the .VDHC1 the C113’ limits St, Dunst"in's ll- 1185 Spread out to Port La Joyc,

O Assembly executed the original cle- U"1"@f51W 11-15 1101211 developed so it 11005 hope to make the latter thu

A d I G 0 slgh; and’ lf the reader wlll c0m_ , that it serves a constituency wiupl- playground of the former. Thus. lf,

pare me building as lt was ln Mrs, fha; ltftollln provliliee, _ ihetsite of Port La Joye were ado- l . i h h

Bayfleld’s drawing of 1843 with th~ 910 0 own ii so possesses a lllla Gly marked b_V a monument to . ed ntil from the financial state- e 5 Dre- .phgtogl-ulyh of the hulldlng as wmi °°"‘b1“@¢1 IQFHFY and art gallery, llS history 'and if a golf course and l ment] given in June, 1028, we find very few Iftmmglincgt' thgulgl tha; "Mr, Grldlcy killed all his fi:-h

federation known as the Province ` J 1;? iAWi`T;1T":;""_:“ Y of potatoes, 28.304 ions of fertilizer, y _ By the best accounts I li.i\'i~, i' .io- i Building, has witnessed many bril- ( artlefs AJTIVHI at G e iiisecticides to the value of $85,000.00 Efmh the skim amretgf sn" value pears they sl”-ollltl f>"1.\' ll" l\f7<" . nam fUl'lCti0hS. deienners dinners. ` A ----- - .T1 -vs _,_ and sacks to the value of 512000000 d “me” an ° er p“rp°ses' the autumn. At. that time tl~.~_\

[Rnd 1111115- *O f1lSllllgiiisl1ed visitors, l W* i N W Il The fiiiaiicial statement of 1020 an 35 an article M trade' It W” yi

shows a larger quantity of potatoes some "nes an meh md " half In

‘ thickness. By some the sea cow is

handled. but the viilue of the turn- vi ovcr was vcrv much less, because of said to b eextmct' It is certainly no taking the fish -is cui~loii_<, hu' I

~ _ longer seen around the shores oi’ , __ _

tl , tl ll l i . - X r L _il.~li.‘ .-.`i°ii..°"°f§. {’.’.’.i`.l.,.°‘-lf l’i.“f`y..‘£T” °h1SL=1'md»'=“~°f»1"=°1>'"=°=am° 2'” ”‘"““" " ”’

It ga i the state icnt oi 1930 as .the Walrus mu fmmd in H“d` f

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the Association reached its peak in wngl BW and pmslbly In °th°’ cautiously as not lo :limit I-ll--0

the value of the business done dur- nor em wa ers' that escape, ' -,.,th tt.i. t'~ .

l!<lgs;,1ll'a,is'l-l.r Th; f(;1lb\vi1il1;0m;f¢l;lif P“"°""”"' °°'“l'1"|“¢

1931, shows the largest volume of

t.t . d t i . Tk t tl I ' ’

§§,’y‘)‘;f`;r_“‘.‘l.lm ‘llf’,‘n1l°‘“,:;“l“§_,°and‘; miniiubri of the war with the re- mo

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Robert Harris. the island artist. whose “Fathers of Confedei~:ition" has made him so well known.

, Trade and lndustry | The economic life of Charlotte- ' l0W11 depchds upon its services as a distributing centre ici' the island as a whole. Of recent _voars tim lox

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larized between the new hotels and the old capital, there is no reason Why the living past should not be nn inspiration to future achieve- ment and Charlottetown continue to be cultured, contented and pros- perous, a city of memories striving to make a modern city of beauty.

ed in this Province, as enu~ the aporoh,-lation ,wool-dlhgly_ days Gnvarnnienl. House meant Commodlltlon fOr i011riStS. H 11905 °

cli shows the quantity and sented to the blllr but sympalhlzeh since 1873, Island. .An New England fishermen, who often lg i-kcted value of the various fish- ‘with the Couhcll and explained hls The churches of Charlottetown A5 no great lhduslrles are esguly.. ______ 13”

cries erirried on in this Province ooposltloh to the Colohlal seo,-,,_ had to struggle into existence much lished lh thc Island, lt 15 not me lcomlnucd from Page 15) an

during the past year, 1933: gary ln the followlhg causllo way; sfter the manner of other public home of merchant princes, ship- 1..-l~_e:f_-f_.i.<;-;_-L- 311;

T effect see s er i ro i- 11111'-llllgs T110 lll”St> m“0lll1 fort in ma na’cs o retire llllon

Mafkeled tiollgd to the xpeillsell lib? alll-ir W0l'S1l1P WH* 11€‘lfl ill D1l\'11tCgre~»i llirgs It Els piobable, thergforile that lt 15 hl;)f,"l`~iii-I=:;Lc;szli}ly-iutlhelfsltsate here sequence' by the advice M the

Qimntity Value atloh made oohslsls ln ll poltloo for dences or in publ'c interns Then no pilvcit/c pali1c"s will be erected C°

31142900 S 64 92100 the from entrance which ls sumc_, a sort of common cliuich “as used in Charlottetown and that all lm

43 800 1,66800'lemly ln character wllh the hulld by both ine Church of England aiidl prmements in public buildings will

,ing, and tvlo abuttmeuts, very 05_ d15S€Hl39l`5» but as the people be be the pioduct of local civic pride

854,600 B,092.00ll@hta¢l°usly culled hwlngs-» amllcame more prosperous, they under- and democratic contributions. But,

lbegrmg about as muoh proportion took to build churches of their owii, lf, when the island was poor and

22,500 337.00 'go the body of the bulldlhg as the in keeping with the dignity of their landlord-ridden. the Colonial Build-

5,221_2o0 63,377.00 wlhgs of a pehgulh do to the body professions and the taste of their ing, Government House, and thef

950,800 21472.00 of the bird; but they are of no cum- Clmgfegations. Today, for its size, Central Academy could all be bullt,? 14,700 2,205_00 pamllvely relallve uso These wlhgs Charlottetmvii is well supplied with there is no reason why the much: 920.800 46,040_00 lam lntemlell to serve lol. side en_l attractive church homes, Church of more prosperous and more numer- 59,-ioo 311,00 glances for Whloh pluposes two pop England. Roman Catholic, Prcsby- ous people of today cannot continue'

13-000 910-00 ticos could have been erected at tcrian, United and Baptist. to improve their capital.

51,800 515.00 much less expense and would have In ch“"1°tt"t°Wll~ 109- lS Sllllftttid

oooh llle l the apex of the educzitioiinl ra- Past and Present

iitctl in the following table. Lleu;ehahl.G0v@m0l~ Huntley 85- more to Charlottetown than it has \\'1llCl1 111111 10118 b€0Il 101i l-Il 1119 the

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rliice it for the sake oi' making a 3; few extia dollais from the crop oi’ fo that year. They felt there was a fut-llrlv ure. and in this they were justified. m

Better regulations were made by em

the Association, ond since that time (author of “An Account or Prince

the volume of business has increas- Edward Ismndn) wrote' more were L

set aside in a rest account.

UST DAYS

_ Cartier is practically lost fmm nicht during the last fifteen yalrl _ ofhisiue.ni»nm»ai>i>°°nl¢

intervals in the local records, not- ' shi, on the register oz baptism! U

s god-father. As far as can ba A

judged, he spent the remainder oi’ his days in comfortable retirement

in his nbuvb 1/own of st. Malo. Be- Is

sides his house in the seaport he had a country residence some miles

distant at nimbiibn. This bid house C

or sous and sbbsisriiisi mae. with s courtyard and stone walls sur-

rounding ft, fs still standing.

There can be no doubt that the, curbin-

famous pilot enjoyed during his Mull closing years a universal esteem. It --mmy gg-eat beasll. 11116 111189 °¥°n» 7° lis just possible that in recognition wlgh iof his services he was elevated in that rank by the KingofFrance,forin nm; certain records of St. Malo, in 1549. my

he is spoken of as the Bieur de ln omu Limollon. But this may have beenl wry of both the Msgdalens and U9

Prince

men

pera

often given in those days to the seo proprietors of small estates, `f_he It was sometimes the custom of Isl the officials of the port of St. Malo undo,-

to mark down in the records of the ln _ day the death of any townsmen of the sea cow fisheries, which then Grldlfy- Bull “V0 UF fliffu _vein

. he fled to Boston, :is I lu- -were lu

especial note. Such an entry as this

from hom the Magdalen been told, to avoid bring nikon up

is the last record of the great pilot. or `

e m in of certain docu mas and the New England 'by

written in the quaint, almost un ln readable penmanshlp of the time: 151 This said Wednesday about five in

merely the sort of courtesy title

the mornin died Jac ues Cartier llng “pon lnolxucllons me glfld lt. Wil-11 mel “S51-“lHll<‘l‘ 0! Hu

S111

the yciiily tuinover of the Associa. ,re tion, more than to say that it had I

malned loyal to the Association, th and supplied their scod at a lossé le

This was it wonderful evidence o _ _ ltlie truc spirit of co-operative mar- mms were °f great 51”' said ‘° seldom without a ciilt on liiiiihi keting_ These men realized that the :sigh as much as mu’ th°“"'“d their vessels, and on i‘ini.~:iis_: i: to

Association had clone something “ln

tl int sts f the eople of the ers Plgvirics-,mniidotliey wgulci not sac- about the Magdalena md north 011

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en Sea Cows Were Plentiful

_Un Islcg_1_

land' Fishery, I‘Vhich Has Now ompletely Disappeared.

noarch, on his visit to lic

bien wands in 1554, nndlna

colonies Pattei-sou

go in the ses.” This is the-the

we hear of the Walrus or sea. have _ oy wmgh, later, ws read much Gulf and are in a fiiii~ way li,

ect-ion with the early his-

Eawsra rsiana. indeed. lt- V;

i n me 0

utlglfltlotffe §;"§°;:§,,m°;;dw,,§ Magdalen xsishas.

d into A separate government

mo, was for the reguisubh of th

threatened by inroads of fish- 58°

General Hiildiniziiid. llc

Inth args -151 teddth H ments of September 1, 1557, there ialglutcs, The late Judge Warburton, “nie nghexlegiflyleln

eral,»now Lord, Amin-i-st, soon nlzel

conquest of Canaitlii, While ll,

his "robbery or Prince Edward t/0

d", thus records the incident: the

eSty`s ships, he lli‘isir\'i\d

fishery, which he feared would Englanders M Dwlm my rendered useless' °wmg to the under no restraint 'Tlwv I tion of a Mr. F. Gi-idley from “sh ln me Gull ll, ';,,l_,,°“_{" Magdalen Islands, and of some S r ‘ “ ~‘ 111

ku h “

lded min; fjtwtgzysl lmblténgseii bringing forth their yoiiitf; tw

ulmflld who had been endeavop whiich they have most o»ii~.iilbill to carry on this nshery. In con- a tme'

uncil, he had an Act passed for ls

ating it which was submitted m

in their power to get hold of ll

A Fl°\“‘l=l11“I “bm the can be killed iiiiri rbi- iiiiii

it under her fin or flaplier, till it

6 SW- °°W “shew W” °f m“°h cays to pieces. The iislieriiil ii

portan

ere was much correspondence and of

mtmn affecting it- The sm' destruction. The f`i:'.lif~rii:i~ii

unds' They frequented the Wat' Intake a. nolsc, the f<‘ii:;ilt-5,

hearing them. Ili- ~l‘..< _

ores of this Island. Cartier men- l mother hgh lm. ll,,_.l,l,_,.,,l

.HS - 5°m° Y°“1`5 after P°“e"°“'5 “T” informed there is not ii iii:iI»- °1» but Wm lllllmillfly °Xf¢\'- met with lust at this =..~i_...ii

e . .

inated or driven from these wat- 8 Sapa,-,Ile from lh, ml,

account of their young, _-wiv

pleted' he, too’ Wlll commend lhelerected from the lJi'ocei-ds of lhe club house were provided there for the Association with a total tum- were mn y tl? n 'lean e ca upon land, but I do not bvlivi-~ ra

Assembly _Harris estate und in meniory oi`|t°U1`1Sl»S. Hilti motor transport regu- lover of $2_l13,34G.00. They handfed attention to e mat r' Their on was so attentive, as lie i-iiiilz:

~“r'~ ~ for their me-iibbi-S iam soo bushels W” °f vm' nm’ '1“"“°1" me flesh th

~ ‘ ’ ' was used b some of the inhabl

together and the youiigr can

Largo Annual Fail In-e

On 18th July 1783 after the ter- ...The New E,lgl_,m,l,_l_v,_ l,,_ l

qllllrlm- mllrlon hll_eh(\l5_ Th,-, yell!-5 ”“ frighten them Irnni t|i~"

1932 and 1933 ucic difficult ones h

in which to operate, particularly able i/Of-lay to place on the market a

for i=. co-operative orgaiiizaiion Due potato that is second to none in to, even by tlicmselvi.<. .ui-_ Gr. to many circunistanccs, the Asso- llllllllly to potatoes grown in Any has told me that he used lr. lu!!

ciation was mmpelled to adopt more country in North America. h

of a mercantile typg of merchand- Farniers, by following the mod- from seven thousand to vivliz ii izing, ratlier than it strict adher- l em methods of Droduction, have sand of these nniiniils iii ii fri. ence to the purely eo-operative idea. increased their yield, so that today and in the autumn tlifgv ',.l _\>:ri. Unfortiinately. the Association had it is common to have a crop of on '

never at any time built up a per- from 300 to 400 bushels to the acre, oil. Their hides iiiiilw

manent reserve, and en occasions which. when pa-operly graded, will tr when we had a substvntial balance give an outt-um oi seventy per cent. wo

at the end of our financial year, Number 01165- 0111’ People have heaviest draughts

this balance was disiribiit-ed on s learned that it is not the quantity vote of the iiif-iube\'sliip. wh1~i'eu,s in they place on the market which the light of present l-vents it would brings them the best returns for quire being dried iii vin - 'l

rk and will niisw

pairs of' traces, and tlii-\ -ir..-

have been much wiser had this been the cN>D. but the quality, and that render them fit for u.=i~ 'VM ~. \~ `-il

it I5 b€tt€1‘ to cull Carefully, keeping s00n llnd their way E: '-i 1 ‘ 1

One of the chief featurei. in the the undesirable potatoes at home, and would, most l\i-i’:.'- - development of both the seed and as feed for live stock, than to at-'b ’

tablestnck market for potatoes, has tempt to mix them with the hish BTI-l¢l¢l.

been rigid adherence to grade, It Blade stock. leaving s, dlsggtluflgd ll was only by giving the purchaser CUBV-tmeri uid no guarantee for B, something better than he could get repeat. order. Quality is our ,logm humbly to mention H1" 11~l¢1“' ‘U elsewhere, that we were able to ex- ---_

_ fe _ _ -_ _ pand our markets, to take care of ST- PAUI/8 PARISH CHURCH

our increased production. This was this is much more t`ri~oii : thin more dlmbuit in the tbbiesrock Saint Paurs Parish church, which

market than with seed; but with 1-’ 011° of the oldest Episcopal 1

compulsory inspection ln effect. for °h"-'C1188 in Canada. stands with its in potatoes shipped from the Pro- Rfmlv and Sunday Schooliustem vince and with thi assistance of the °f the 7-'HW 0°l“‘f4 Buildinc. It was

Fniu Branch bf, ottawa in making °S"°l>1l°l1¢d in 1777 and since than the northeast of this l°l-'H-l- ="

the regulations to conform to the h” "°1'°" b°°“ WMJUUU I Rbotor. b

between the Magdalen 1.-.l. :_ i.

with either Quebec or l\‘~\"'"l

is better than can be limi ri' ei

reqiilrements of the trade. we are Th’ nr” °h‘n'°h WU bum |11 1901> $1161' ll Wftllld H01 bf‘ "‘1'»1"‘~'*`

_;_‘__,_ 7 but was replaced by the present ed-

. ificc in 1805.

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CAR FERRY STEAMER “CHARLOTTETOWN”

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l I COMPLIMENTS OF

l THE EARLE FISHERIES co.

I Shippers of the World’s Finest Oysters. f CANNERS OF:

' " SEA SHELL BRAND "

' Canned Lobsters

Canned Hard Shell Clams Canned Clam Chowder

Fresh Oysters in Season.

U3 Wltel' Street Plioiic ll-ill

CBABIAOTTETOWN, P. E. I. #_ ____

stray the sea cow fishery ll the"

not some steps tukvn very 500° prevent them. The _i:i'i1it resell these fish is about nil". and me

“The fishery duriiilr llll. l

elmo: Wollo pallgonon Peace was carriod on iipoi

ao' r e last mentioned islands lvliollplll?

°f the Gulf' and °'b°‘md°d ther mothers oi- nol_ ei:r~ il dull

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mem They were numemus their young perisli, l ;ii:i 1-i'i~<l.li`~,'

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- Even in 150°- Whm stewart keep in deep water. The oiliii-_~; mi

ning and piii-.~\ilni" the iv-I.

i ii il

“A large hide will cut 3: 1 ~ 'fI"'/

Your Lordship, as the ii. 1<"ui',=g

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_ ~ i H m = 'iii X

E|l'SI'Vh

¢l_Coast

` Once Important' Prince Edward

volfcd , wok up me manor with u,.“§§f‘

tary of sine. writing 0,, ,hal

teeth (tucks) like an slephmt, data, he says that “since the Penh

New England fishing vessel. 389111 b02'l1n to frequent iiiq

da.

ist

ille-

the New ina E I0 The

ing as the ice will lk-rnili them, which season the fi-iuiiles are

o of lat

“Their attachment to ihvzr czilvgg wonderful. If a enli l_-= wilzbil ilu

1. This ea t have other will stay by it ini .-lib ll

d ’ Ll ull"-ly ln U1' 5PPl`°Va~ “PP T5 ° killed. There have been niii~\' in.

llfe ;ufl‘l.9'7.50,w\:.'1l§iCl`I!ai!t was under been the mst enactment taner the stances of their rect‘i\'iiig ilewtal

rtificrl seed "e°“°“ U’ the Island 1" ° ”' 599' woundi; and still, on lu-.ii-iiilz the

blivution t supply ce gl limes wlcllolh al the llme solo 81176 Gwefnment- calf, they return, ciiclen\‘oiii~ing ill

was made, were looked upon as good, but which, due to the extremely high price reached by table stock, provedalmost disastrous. Neverthe-

,lcss ninety percent, of the members re- im

, it gall

afterwards. slie will koi-,a it

tie- ll F6

ce' and in these early days Well acquainted with this i`oiidi`.e:q

the female and turn it to ilu-ir

?ll'E

:if-l

1,,

.".:;:i

in .ir

.fd

e killing tlieni nt fl i>l'<~l1- 1' -W-»fi'1.

ii ri \t'i'l

eld much more oil. Lloili .<»~.\;is me

lvl-ll.

de for themselves, 'l‘lii\ iii:iiiii<~;' ‘I

il..a

lme so much as to giw :iii ziiweliizt

it. I shall only say i= i\ film' .<0

i..

mf'

aunts and scatter ilivni .-il iiiuiil. at they are not wui-tli i»it~ii<l:=12

tlfvl'

.lil

is first establishing ilu ii-!ii:,\'.

:wi-

.- ou,

e with anothei, tluiiv l~.ij!.~i~\ ol

aces fm- any kind ot' l,il~inii'i::‘!

i ff, L‘.\.:

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oth iron and nilivi' i'

"I have thought it mr Hi-iff f=li“l

IIIU'

and, consequently my li\“"i‘f“l`\‘°

flier

of these places. The t~I.iiiil,< ol lMagdalen lie only twi~l\f~ ; _‘ilu _= 10

itll

BK IEBVO hlimbly in .\l:|i:il‘ \'~`1l1"

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to tihem if they were ui or i~1~iv ne'-\ it in the matter of Gui-feii»»~-‘lit

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