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Here’s Your Messenger oi Good Cheer---a

Phonograph

You should have a phonograph in your home

this Christmas. Every home is happier after it owns a good phonograph.

For old-for young-for every member of the

family, it brings a world of good cheer throughout

eve,ry day in the year.

h Church choirs, grand opera stars, vaudeville

headliners, concert musicians, and the best entertain- ers from every corner of the globe come to your home to 'make you happy-with the phonograph.

I' » 0 ‘Edison Amberola Paihe Pailiephone

| -plays all disc records, adjust-

_um ho;-gloss phonograph- bl ' sound-no needle to

you know it by reputation, you have heard it and you wont iz. Weil, it is nero now In many ditieiient sizes ond

I styles-at so motly di“01`0“t

prices, that you are absolutely `sure od getting the size and

style you want.

- Call in today and make a selection-_we will re-

serve the instrument of your selection until you want .

a o in B change, The tonal superiority ol the Paths Pnthephone is due

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to thc Pat e gen nc highly polished sapphire boil whichl transmits rho tone with a 'ol-

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about our easy payment p an.

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time and richness absolutely true to the iii-st pcrfornmnco U of the artist.

' Newcastle, N. B. .- ` '

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their business in Charlottetown

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BY THEODORE R088, BECRETARY

FOR AGRICULTURE.

Much of the work carried on dur-

lnl; the summer _months under THE AGRICULTURAL. . . INSTRUCTION

had to do with live stock pro-

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pcoopsiwrivs manxsriuo or _ w_ooi.. \ .

During the months of May and June

an experiment was carried on in Prince County in the cooperative marketing of wool. Mr. W. J. Reid. B.S.A., District Representative lind charge of the work- as . w

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iles. The grading was done under the supervision oi' Mr. Hewson of the Live Stock Branch, Department ol' Agriculture. Ottawa. Tho wool was sold to J. J. Sears of Antogonish and brought 32.03 cents per lb.

SHEEP DIPPING.

Sheep dipping demonstrations were

‘carried on this yeur in thos arts of

ly- Cooper's Sheep Dipping Powder and the tank and outfit. as illustrated 011 D880 56 Of “Sheep Husbandry in Canada" were used. The work in King’s County was done by Mr. Will- iam Cass, and in Queen‘s County by Mr. Leo McDonald. in all 7,137 sheep were dipped. '

LIVE STOCK JUDGING CLASSES.

Live stock judging classes were

held in nine different sections of the province during the moiitllsof Juno and July. They wwere all liirgoly nt- teiidcd. The judging oi' mittlo was thc most important work done, but hm-sos uiiil sheep were also brought out. Agricultural picnics were also hold nl. llvo oi these and addresses delivered hy members oi the womcn’s institute stall.

At the present time local brniiclivs

of tho provincial Sheep ili‘i-mln-.\'s As- sociation are being l'o|'ined.

DRAINAGE.

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A .succession of wot scnsons has

brought the problem of drainage to the attention oi the Department of Ag- riculture. In»Prince County particu- larly the loss has been fairly heavy. As tile are not manufactured in this province and excessive freight renders the bringing of them from other parts impracticable_ beds of c lay suitable for the manufacture of tile have been located and some organization work done. By way of demonstration a field near Wellington has been under- drained.

l WOMEN'S INSTITUTES.

Patriotic work has been occupying

the attention of the seven hundred members of the women’s institutes during the past year. Upwards of $_20'0 in cash has been given to the Belgian relief fund, together with a large a~ mount of clothing, knitting and food supplies. Over $1,700 i n cash has. been donated to the Red Cross society, also large contributions of sox. shirts, caps. and bandages. This is in .ad- dition to the work be- ing carried on by these same women through other or- ganizations and does not represent the full amount of gifts from these women. Al: present tho institutes are busying themselves preparing Christmas gifts for the soldiers at the front. ____

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SCHOOL CH|LDREN’S WORK.

Aii important feature of the fair

held in Sourls, P. E. I., on October 4th and 5th, 1915, was an exhibit of school children’s work, collected from the schools in the neighbouring districts. These exhibits consisted of vegetables grown in school gardens and home plots, collections oi pressed weeds. collections of weed seeds, drawings, compositions, maps, muscular move- ment exercises, etc. The exhibit :is tl. whole was a creditable one, uno many of the 'individual exullrts showed that the boys and girls who had made them had taken rare io dc their best.

NEW YORK FISH ADS

Consignments Bolicited Prompt R'e-

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John llais' lin

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107 Fulton Market New York

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

Ilan Smells & Eels Specialties

All correspondence promptly answ-

ered. Stencils sent on application.

fS.ll. WILEY &30NS

In Bolton, Msn. Transfer Azsmts.

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REAT CLOSING OUT SALE

Continues from day to day with unabated in-

terest. This is No “5 and 10 Cent Show", but a

genuine big away below cost barqain Sale.

5 cent Toys Now 2 Toys for 5 cents. 10 cent Toys Now 2 Toys for 10 cents.

The same discount prevails on every Toy in

our large and well selected stock.

DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS

Every Doll in this department at HALF PRICE

Doll Cabs. Beds, Shoes, Stockings everything that a Doll requires HALF PRICE, Games a big stock HALF PRICE. I - I

FANCY. GOODS DEPARTMENT"-Here is

where hundreds of people are getting unheard of bargains- Scores of customers are saving enouah on their purchases at this store to buy the Christ- mas Goose, Are they pleased ? See them smile.

HALF PRICE GOODS does it.

OUR °CHINAWARE DEPARTMENT is

doing a rushing business and no wonder 25 to 50 per cent. discount off everything. but come early.

OUR BOOK and STATIONERY DEPART-

MENT is by no means neglected and the staff of clerks are very busy. Hundreds of Books at HALF PRICE. Bargains all over the 'store,. Beautiful Gift boxes of Stationery, Calendars. Xmas and New Years Cards, Christmas number of the Illustrated English Papers. Office and Pocket Diaries’ for 1 916. The Poets in beautiful Bindings. Bibles, Prayer Books. etc. We are ,receiving 'daily the LA TEST and BEST BOOKS as issued. OUR THREE LARGE STORES are open every night, if you cannot come in the daytime come in ther evening. Everybody Welcome.

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