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PAGE FOUR '°"" 'run Lrrner nmws ‘ THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN ' rmsr or 'ALL .

_ Coffee like

In the frogen regions of the North or in the

.‘ lhot countries of_,the South, a pure high grade

S I Brand

offee

is the friend ofimnklnd, brinéing .fomforf and cheer wherever used.

sold in i and 2 ip. cans only. |15

CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL.

L _ , __ _,_ __ _ _ _ ___ A __

lli\1` QOITH llllnuu mlnlstli Ilothn has rl

\ll\l\lll\ fll\l-lcd the lllml of it coalition

-°“‘ ,istl\ vit it tclufilus to be

,.1

lwnys mill- seen

_ . . , .\l __ lil-l'lellllcl _ulllthe be uill fccl himself strlllig

~ : '- with ll~\\'eri`ll-r Glad-'clit-.ll_L'll to <.\'crl‘illl- \ll-rrimnll's

'-i llulll-l'

_ :¢f.unl~ tolllly. It is ulidel‘sto'0ll he will sltillil,

li"'l'll\ “ll-L l""‘li\l !undel~tllkl» the forlllatillrl' of the i"ll‘.€.‘t

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ssiuiau wnooonnit

The Champion Shire Stallion of Canada

\\.-ill :ll:ll:e tlle` season of iglo _as follows: leaves o\vner's st ,\l<l;l;,»._-llc :lt noon 'l`il»g<rlay May _~,rtl for Simon \\'. Canipbell’s, I

ables 'iss

liver iiihltt. \\`e<l1\t~d,a,\' May ,ith to Michael )lcKiunoii’s, \'ernon l_<lver .-‘f'l'»- » :~' iiullil thence to Chas _\lutcl1e’S. Cherry \'alley, over night

l».i ._\t_ ._ . 'l`il'.ll‘~.`:f.' ,\l.lv =,tll bv way of Pownal I0 ]0hl1 A- .\lC(ir0gOl"S. I-Ut

:lt ll-ll»:l,'tllt~l:ce to lissery`s Stables, Cllilrlottetown, remaining i\l.l\'

43-

until

th.

l.e:l~. ine l".s~er\-'s stables on Monday l‘Y \\'L_v of St -l”cter’s Road 10

.-\ rtlillr .\il li.ll‘llcrli's. l-`,ast Royalty, at ncoll. thence to Vifm. F, \'essey‘.~

l>tili.~'l.ifr`li.ls'e, over night. Tucsclny .\IaY roth to Michael St

eel’s,

.\`;~,.\lc. i`~:;.`ilt noon, tllence by way of Mt Stewart to _lohn ], McQuaid’s,

l"».l;i~.'ll, rl,-zzlriillilig until \\'edne~day evening, May iltli. thence to- Ivlel ll~:l.l`..`l`s, r’e:.`.;e`s Statilln, over night. Tllursday May tzth to

.~\llau

'l`h os

L`l»rlxl: 'lu'~ ll:1ll`l\.viii`s Road,at noon. thence home by way of,New Perth

to lf- 1;-_~'.".~'. _\t:lblcs,Montague, where he will reinaiil until Tuesday

pt-zlllil :il _ .\i:lre~' at owuer’s risk - _ _

‘-_xii-l. I\i<;<;Rif.<`.oR _ wil. MLRPHX

-22: 211;'-'. l`.tu3lllp<l_ Oiviler ln Charge

.M25

i,l.l.

'l".li<. route \vill be continued fornightly" health and weather

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'lhere’s No Business r

Without a Telephone

L _ Tllebnsiness without a phone is no business . 1 ' '

--tllat's plain talk, but its just as practical as its

plrliti '

l,.

In city or country, village or town there-’s no

lfllsiziess too small for a phone-a phone is a sort ci' guarantee that you have industry and ambi- tion, 'and your creditors and the people will al- ways _illclge your business by tl1e` extent of your

telephone service

il., , zlllfj. 'Ric

/avlil' _ alll. 'T-'\.‘» if '.-ii

' The men with whorn you desire to do busi-

5".-, iless will always form opinions of your executive

_;_.`

l)l»ll`t let a piece of false economy stand between

-,.,-,_, call on Contract departn1ent.'

llililily----they’ve got to-it’s purely business. _

you :lud better and larger business. - .:,§+. \\'e`ll help you out if you ask--just write or

_;-vi' -

The Telephone Co of P. E. Island

L1. ._r. T 5 ,_-7-'___-M;-f:~_ _-_-*_-; ' ;_; _ f'~f--~-rf-°?l*"'_”-*L

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_ lllalte Your Newspaper Advertising Profitable

Neivspapcr advertising; costs too inncli for ex-

l»l»l'illl<-iitiilg. lt is mistaken economy to try it today llilll str-pit tomorrow. 'l`he wheels of business should llevcr .stop and the wllole machine is out of gear un- less tllebigg advertising wheel is always turning. A

I lrollstant :ld works all the time and charges no over-

` lilllLf.

1 ` \'on`ll admit tli:lt the newspaper is the greatest

illeflliiili of advertising, and if “any old kind” of advertising; pays llaven’t you every reason to believe that with the attention of specialists your advertis- ing wllulll prove inucli more profitable. Advertising is our business-we know how to analyse your goods, to pick olit their strong selling points, we understand the class of people you are catering to, ther: lv' :»ll-- pared the advertising in an interesting "cali:-ily' way ‘ that will beget confidence. \Vitli all we give the prllll- _ cr a design to follow---showing how to lay out the ads so that they will “stand out" from other ads--that will be attractive. The same as an architect gives plans for n building. _

This service is a combination of newspapers and

arlvertising specialists--the strongest forces known to

day in the mercantile world.

And, then, the very fact of our carrying a large

list of clients enables us to quote merchants prices that ,wflnld not permit them to even waste their time if they

were specialists in aclvestising.

No advertising or printed matter too large or

small to receive our attention-when you think of llllvertising, think of us. We’ll take pleasure ln quot-

ing prices. Phone 123.

t Bonnell Advertising Agency

Cameron Block, Ch’towi1.

\_.

A liU’l"l‘ERFI.Y FARM.

-_-` ’l‘bousc\nds of Caterpillars in Cages.

The prosperous butterfly and mor,

furm, not only for breeding those ill. sects by _the 'tens of thousands bu 5\l~`iU I`Hl5\llL¥ 8 llfirgl: pI‘tlp\ll'f.i<ln U( it llwn fodder' plants nlul issuing ip,- pcrlodieal price lists of eggs, l;ll~v;lg_ l1l\l'H~\`. Hilti llcrfert. illsel-ts, is the un- tlli‘al outcoule of the populnr turliillg to nature stlllly and the incrcasillg uulllbcrs of colle\:tllrs_

Such ll farm was iilallg'lll'l\tl=ll a few

_rears uno at Bexley, K4.-nt_ 1-)|;g1and_ b_\' l.. \\. Newlnnn. F.. E. S., null the "t‘"t“l`9 l\11S llroved nlizrcllt success. 'l`lie farm consists of rl),-og-q;\|a|~¢,.|->~ of an acre of garden null `allot\_nent rolllld his llouse and half nn ncre ln a secluded corlu-r of ri lvooal, 1-nclosell witll wire netting. It lyric in gh, wood I follml llilll, busily cngnged with one llf his twll g_c~;,~i5\l,,,,t_§ in UN. task of spring cleaning, sllvs a Daily .\lail rl>presentntive. `

Here wus lt raixe of \\'\iod and per-

formed zinc built arollllll li gl'll\villf; tree, which, _\lr .\`ewllltlll llli[ol'lncll mn clllltailled 500 ,spccilllclls of the roll- llellcll l'le:lr-win; ciir.cl'|>illnl'; mill close by wus i°l|l<l1lll=y~ l-,wg n |mg,. strlll-ture cliclll.-ill_\,; ull fl-wer than ucv- cn birch trees alldlllen.sl\l'illi: ll feel by ll fc-vt rounll the s-files ,pill 1;: fum lrifrhf-in which \-.'r~rl» abollt 1_uuu in sects of different kinds. t)tl_ier trees borc slllllllcl' el-\;:l's of did(-relit silills and sllnpcs, each holding H ,<\\'nrllr of precilllls stock. and s.l l'llllt1'i\-all tllilt they could 'ne fitted on to any b1‘nncli_ thus vllllblillg thclll r.» ln- lllovl-.l n~ bout the \~.'oodlurld :ls the calt‘.‘l'pil lnrs cnt oil the fllllzl;_'l~, _

.-‘ll~ll~.:lld his llllllse .\lr. .\`e\vmnn

,gl'o\\'s ll lllotcly crllp l-f fllllller piling,- for his lllll\;;ry sttlclt, null he llns three glassllotlses, tlvll llf which :irc uuhcnted, lll one nf the latter \vl‘re_ l wus lllfllrlllcll, nuout ltl.tll\t\ cuter pillars of thc silver lvnslivll fritillllry. 'l‘hc larval- \\'<-rr. ill cages plzxlltell with \'.‘<ilc_l.s just l-l-iliiui; into llclwer. lu thc szillte llllllsl' \vere_ llllir luorc cages plulltell with dead ncttle null

SCO'I"l"S

EMULSION

is a wonderful food-medicine for all ages of mankind. '

For the delicate, sickly

babe; the pale, anemic boy or girl; the thin, tired man or woman; for the aged and infirm. -

To all it gives rich, red

blood; firm, healthy flesh; _ strong nerves and muscles; -_ it gives resistance,endurance, -_ and 'often prevents serious

illn€SS. Am. nnvoorsrs s.-mi lol-._ mlm. l»r_lii»Tl=il<l nhl- lla. nw ml-

lll-llllliful Suvingli Thank mud Chlld'l Ski-tl-li

' Hnolr. 1illohbllllkeon\AinnlG0odL\|okI’|:nu>.

' SCOTT & BOWNE - . " 126 Wellington St.. W. TORONTO

E l Serviceable Gifts l ' . _' You can presenf na beffer `

5 , giffsifhanknivcs,fo|ks,spoor|§

' or ancy serving pieces _o . _ _T fhe well-known brand -,

. ‘ lu - ss j l llllll ROGERS BROS.

Foriozer filxfy yegrs fhe best . , f ' ' _ “N5 05.1. .’§'~i§’§.l‘$l"Z’!J3f9» ,M/'V l Best lea sets, dishes. waiters, V il `

,_ _'MEne|f¢6.nre stamped l

», ll A “lb If / sr-in ‘lil-4`1i.i:n?`. . g "Silver Plate tha! Wears"

il;‘~‘_;l“llLit

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Here in lomethimr new-L Packard’s Latest-

"Mon-Ami”

Waterproof Shoe Polish.

Quick to put on»-Quick to shine-

Slow to lose its lustre-Slleds dust and water-Soitcus and preserves the leather. ln Black and'l`all-for men`s. women`s and cllildrcll's shoes.

The biggest 10c box of its kind on

the market. l can recommend lt. Try it. , Th¢»‘¢'saf’ne/<ardD»'¢~_¢sl'n7 In :ll :'f ewryltnlher.

2 A1' All. DEALERS’

Ll. Packard ll Co.. Llmlted, lonfreal.

iss

Expert Baking For You

If you could have expert

bakers at your service always, it would be convenient would it not? Well, you have. ,In Lynch’s Factory experts work day after day in their own special work; and with pure, selected materials and modern methods, are producing the widely known Lyncli’s Bread and Biscuits.

All you need do is mention

f LAME BACK

To have al lame back or painful

stltclles, means disordered Kidneys, and the sooner you lla\'e'the Kidneys and Bladder in n perfectly healthy coliditlllll, file .sooner you willl enjoy life. As fnr as we know there is only one remedy that is guaranteed to cure you, und' that is FIG l’lLl..\'. If they don't make you a strong, healthy person in two weeks your money will he refunded. 25c, il box, at (leo. E. Hughes’ ll;-up store.

Containing more than 3,000 cat<>l~p\t- lars of the handsome scarlet tiger and other cages also, in which were allollt 53300 d*\l`k H0011 and high browli fritillarics. Tl\l'<>l1lfhH\1t the establishment there 5"' Rf the Dresellt time more than 40.000 livini: caterpillars, about 120 "@‘\'l.V f`1“l‘fl1€'1l moths and butterflies and as it is now the .t-ail~eull of the seasou for pupile, only about 7,000 l~lil'_v.~‘lllllles. ln June there will be tllrqv times the ply-Sell; lluamlitv of living stock. ` `

l`ll~' tllud Sttlfk numbers ablmt 100,-

000 set insects, every one ,lf “»\,i,-_h lln_.< price, ranging from ld. tc. _ian Ll, and even more for rare var- ieties, ln the same manrlcl' ns orchid 1_r<»\\'er:~‘ .\lr. .\'l-willan sends his as- sistrllits far llway on speclllntlv, 'fl1`u,\'S. tlhfuleh nevcr olltsillrl Britilin. lie bus it mlm now hunting for 3 fortlllirllt in North Wales for hiber- llatillg bllttcrililjs. _

TH E l<`.-\lt.\IElt'S 'l`I".l.EPHO.\`E.

The telephone might justly be class-

ed with the time and lnimr-saulig l_uncll1llel~y of the farm. lie. wire its introduction, practically rill farjn1'\\'ork that involved the cli- opcrlltion of nsigh`llors called for cx- tra work ill thu ivny of liotifyilyg, 1-15 uncizllly was this truc if collditlions- irosl- lleci-ssitat.'lll.; a. change of plmls. lllitclrcrilui. tllrcslliniz, llaymaking_ fruit g-ntliel‘ill;:~tllcse and n\m,¢-1-fm_n- other occasions required a consitlcuv .llilc sacrifice of time und efTort,wllei'e .vith thc telcplloue a few molllents’ -‘imc is sufficient. 'l`lll‘ “friend on the Wall." ns one ivoman styled lier~tele- .~llolll=, runs errands better thnu n boy nllll fur cheaper than the hired man. ft \-.llllllll be hard to estimate the tilllc really saved the farmer by this lllwllls. .-\ fairly good idea, however, ll the tlllllc-savilig value of the tele- phone may bc gained from the fact that the [arming community that has once bc-ell nivllkcned to its llscilllncss llevcl' goes bnclt to tlhe lllrsatisfrlc-tory and tinie-losing backwoods methods.

Then, too, there is the added leg- tllrv ofthe frlrmer being able to dis- cuss in pqrson all matters relative to his work. Sending word isquitc lftell all unsatisfactory method and is llevcr as good as il personal talk. "lf you want n thing well done, you lmist du it yourself” was the conclu- sion of Miles Standish in regard to courtsllip ,llltl courting is not the on- lv illstauce where the adage applies.

The telvplloile is not only n time

silver, but. n money saver. With it ?_.hc old “hit or miss" lucthod of lliark-etillg farm products. is replzlccrl -ly bll.siuess-likn operations. 'l‘lllr “pl‘iccs llroppell .several points from yestel'rlay`.s" nr,;ulnr-nt docs not cntcll the farmer who is ill a positioll to lvnt.cli the illnrkets closely, ns well as rnsllle his sales, by tclcpllolicl, Prices frrlilu diflcrent dealers are readily ob- tained and a sale made before he leaves home. 'I`lle choice of selling at a sacrifice or hunting; hack from mar- ket nevcr collles to him. The tele- phone places the buyer and seller on elgllal footing--the' only condition which slbsollitcly insures square deni- ing.

Health precnlltions prncticnlly dc-

mand that the fnl’mel"s home contain li tclepllnrlc. Sudden illness olt~ timcs lirilitrs n crisis where fl man would izlndly izive a hundred times the cost of a telephone could he get in instant cornmlinlcntion with n phy- sician. To the man living on it farm, isolated from his friends and luilcs from a_doctlll"s llfiicc, an uuwarnccl need of the latltel-'s aid is not to bc complltcd in dollars and cents. 'Flin city has lone: recugill'/.e~<l its uccd of the ambulance null the en'lergl¢nc_v hospital; the c<»untry is wisely tull- lng ndvnlltnge of the time and life- sllvlngr elclill-.lit of the telephone.

Anotllcr feature that helps explain

thc poplilnrity of the telephone in the fnrmini: dist.rict;s is the broaden- ed social rnlvnntagcs it affords. Few realize thc iniportalit. place the telc- nhouc holds in the social systciri. I~`<»rluerly the fnrmer's social circle wascoliiinllfl too much of the timn to thc lneulbcrs of his own ilnlmedi- nte family; now it is limited only to the number of his acquaintances wuo possess tclcpllunr-s. lfricuds, relatives hllsiliess neqlinlntniiccs, both near and fnr~-in city nr country-all arc in S\,p_1|ling rltsfullcc, Social gnt.llcritig,~' nrn plnnucll, and visits arc r\rrnll_:_e<l ff,|~_ in ndllition to the many social chats hold fllrollizll thc tr-lcplloll-c. No wnlldr-r that tue lnrmcr's sous und rlnllglitlws arc llecumillg ilwrc in f1\\'- .-lr of rl-mulnini: on the farm stllcc the "dy-nntni;cs tlicrc are bccomlflfl llmf' ly as grant as in the city.

-'T

ESTATE LATE JAMES CURRIE

Auction Sale of

Residence and Household Fiiriil- ture.

I will sell at public auction on

the premises, Wafer Street on Wed nestlay the first day of june next, commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon all the household furni- ture, horse, cart and contents of stable. `

The real property wlll be sold at

12 o'clock noon of the same day.

'Terms for personal property cash

and for real property ten per cent down and balance on completion of sale. Dated May lgth igio.

“LYNCH’S" to your dealer when ordering. _

_ ROBLLR 1` BI<2AIRS'I‘0.

Auctioneer

.ding to tlle ili\'cstil:l~.ti<llls of pllysi

ORIGTN ()l"_ KHARTOUM.

(Loudon Cllroniclo.)

'1‘lle citly of Khartum (or Kllartoum

an Major Stanton, the late governor, prefers to spell it) is not yet it cen- tury olll, and it owes its cxistcncn to a typically (Jrlcntal form of treac- hery. When Khedive Molimllell All in vmlell the Solldali lla 1820 he llle.rellell all-trillmpliaut to Sllendi, wllere his troops were mlfzertailled ut a llruiqllet hy the submissive natives. but while the I(liedive's- high officials were sented at the feast they shared the fate of the viands, and were tllem- solvesl reduced tol funeral bnkell lneatli. Full of fury the army fell on Shendi and delnolisliflcl it. Marclllllg sout_ll, the invaders reached the junc- tion uf the Blue and White Nile. With the cnnlillei~ol's' instinct tlluv recogllizetl that the .strip of land, with its new f'isllcrmell's huts of straw, formed ideal strate2‘l<`Hl l\°“‘l` quarters. So that Kbnrtllm---tlle .ll- ephaut's trllnlt-finally grew into thc most sensitive part ot the Solldllll or- gariism.

Unis or 1'.\itt‘Hl~:u t‘o1lt\'.

Plcllalily the most primitive meth-

ods of food preparation is the WU" chine; of grain. \\'hl-n Alnerica \‘-'its disco\'ered the Indians were found living largely upon wild rice, which they kept. by pnrcllinpf null which, . prepared in this way, could be kept indefinitely. 'l"hc grain is stcrilizcll

in prirching,

The ancient lake dwellers in Suvitz-

erlnnd prepared iluod in rl similar manner, and at the presellt time the the pensantry of the (>ricntnl colin- tries prepare their grain in the sonic wny. Pnrched corn is cxcecll- inely palatable as well as whole-

some. `

Many years ago a prominent

American physician, visiting: ill thc (`:ln:lry Islands in scurcll of llcaltll, returned llome mul reported himself cured of cllrllnic dyspepsiu by the use of the simple fllod llf tllc llati\'l-.-2, tlll-

lattrr prlrchilig all their grnill.

Ordinary field corn cnrcflllly u:\l'ch~

cd and grlllintl mnkcs an ex:-<~l-llill:;l_\~ palatable brcnlifaist. dish. lt is wl-ll adapted for delicntc stllmaclls, accur-

J .

clans who have lnzflle rl stully of sto mach ailments.

HAVE ‘\'Ol` GAS tl.\'

Tlllil .\"l`tl\l.\(`!l_

When people are tl-llllblrll ,ll lille

‘-Vuy, their lli_11'cstiflll is llllt nolul. l'p nlgaiilst the licnrt, tllat’s \\‘llcrll _nas f<li'c<‘.s thc .~:tolnl\t~h. _-\\\':‘._\‘ the llc;l;~l goes friglltcniligz people ;lln1.\_s~f 'f., - dcntli. lllstaut rclict' llf lllstvlltillll

"T\'ei'\'ilill<-_" in ll little sivcetellvd water. .\erviline is the most mar- »

.spaslns kllllwli. ,\t least five tllnlts

.\`crviliuc is luorc prllm],l in zlctioli, is ulllrc ilnmelliatclv of- fective tlum nllytllilu; else. I\'cl"vllilic scents:-1. miracle to people ;lt-l-list... med to llld-fuslllllllcll l`clli<\llil-s, l':\ill

snfci:nal~d yolir.~1l>lf lltylllllst its |,,.._,

of relief hy kcepilll: ncur bv _\`Q,3\-i, lul_c, that _pllivl-rflll, pclietrntiug, mul plllll-slllvlllllllg rclliclly, Nl-rvillilc is rl i lllll\'ersn1_ etltlll-llcrol' of phi|\_ _\',.f ‘ Hllly \vlll lt cure crzlmps, stuili:ll~ll

it is .simply fine to rub oll ns li lill;-

keeps tllc doctor’s bill small. d

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A Business lncreaser A Marvel To Taste

Dominion Blend Tea ` Take no Substitute

iul l

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. lilill lvl l'. f-1<lllll_ll~.ll'r». ljiulllllll-_l‘\l

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l>!1lHf~. flfttlllclicc nnd gras llslilizls, lull. i`li\-l-,llollil.tll--lll-i-ill.illl l-`tlllll\~`s, \'l-l~lll~ll It

lllllvv for t`li"l`ll\\ u.stlllltlll\i;‘:lt l‘:li‘lc>‘\_:l|l_ll-.s.

ment N(,I.\.i1ine (,m.,,s all ‘mm tlll -- li -' llli -llld \\l»~ltll<-l' lrl-llllttllltr.

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Housewives approve ,M L Floorglaze because with it shabby furniture and all woodwork-not only floors -are made handsome anew. They find it fun to apply this quick-drying, glossy finish that far excels varnish or paint. You should' try

Has a hundred uses about the' house, and out. Costs little-a

gallon coats 500 square feet.

tins, 17colors of ‘_-.olidenamel,7 pretty Lacs to iniit:-ite hardwoods, also M L Transgrzzrcnt for natural finish. Good pairltsiorcs sell M L Floorglaze. Write -us for name of one nearest you,

and receive Free Book that will

Imperial Varnish 8; Color Cc T.td.. 'l`rv'onto

interest.

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Eggs for liatcliing

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. 63 Buyflelll Street, .

4 fzflclllrtf Clflulvn

Fire insurance

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(`ll_\li‘clll-_ls-, .lI:llls,t1`r~lll_>ul.\i. lfuulll-li. l- l-i\ctl»l'll-s.\\'lltc|' Mills, etc., L-tu.

l il. l). l‘ll"l.I., itll: .\'_\'dne ' Street,

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fertilizers you'll always “hol_l

your own nose to tllc»grind

stone"--you nlust break away

from antiquated ideas and

look for your share of the

profits reaped by the farmers

all over Canada.\'ou can make

your own little farm a veri-

table land of bounty if you'll

try---if you’re just Willing to "Get out of the ditch.”

5~2lrl9i.

‘ 4-7ttd&r8w

a Real Profitable Investment

I These unmixed

fertilizers contain the highest percen- . tage of soluble and available plant foods known to the :agricultural s c i- ence--these manu- res are applicable to any soil,an<l will increase the crops to large propor- tions--put them to

\ the teSt._

These Unmixed Fertilizers' Will Prove

lt’s a_ matter of dollars and cents to everv

farmer. With the farmer who shakes his head

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ond says ‘Inlposslble yie dont \\ ant t_o l'l.l\l_ aug thing, todo, but the tzumer who is willing .md who wants to benefit by the experlcllces of others we are willing to go to gl grunt deal of

to_prq_vc by facts ancl_fit{n_res tuat the intelligent use of thee: rum-lieg-(1 fenilizem Wm .__ _ie ian T account-and that s what every farmer wants. lt's c.lsh that'.s convincing but 1 you re not interested enough in your own well fare to iil\'esti§_§llte illto the qlmliilcg of ill;-_c~=¢

The more you investigate

and inquire iilto the values of these fertilizeis the clearer

you’ll sce the benefits to 'be

derived, and your pocket book will be thc proof of how profitable these uiunixed fer-

tilizers really are - don't take

the small end of the profits--if you \voil`t look for benefits you`ll never receive tllen'.-- better investigate into the possibilities of these fertiliz- ers. ‘

More farmers are yearly finding out the benefits to be received from the intelligent

culfivlition of _volir lands-tllat's why nll our agricultural industries have been forilicd to fight octogenariali ideas. We'll llelpycu out of the rut of “rusty” fariliiiig--tlicse uilmlxcrl fertliz- ers poliit the way to profitable farmilip;--fllese uunlixed fertill'/.ers point the way to pwfiinhlg farming. If you'll drop ns a card we’ll send someintercsting booklets, absolutely frce, which contain some really interesting pointers to farniers--\Vritc.

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Charlottetown. P.E.|3|nnd

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