~ " .5 gn art, ie acknowledged to bc

~ excellence by those competent to jud

but there ie tailoring versus _ eo

` ` ~ par

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IHE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD

1, __ ___ ..-_ - .- 1-il. .

I . yr;-5 on hand a supply or Pure Fresh Ucmn lf you require n large quantity

at any time, we kiiidlv ask you to

"‘ ' ' 'our ordcrndnv ahead and we

lcs\C B _

will deliver it when wanted.

Allow nslo suggest a pound _of our

Freshly Ground Loflce to go with the `Crenin_ .-\_. cuppf oul'_ beautiful Coffee for breaklast -just think Oi it ‘

Cream and groceries delnered to any

wrt of the cit\

‘ ni_l___l____.lslll

` iholdasocial and enterininment during I the Easter holidays. Mr. Hedley McKin-

non is director of the glee club.

ing. Spirited 20 minutes address.

~4_e-1

llilhiiillgotlto any good bye, A

¢..---LA -as _ -gmifbxought ten ein-easseiot pork tqicheci

` ¥¢8\8l'd8»y _w,§h>weigiied one Qtr. . T

* A D0rkera hnly 6 months anih 10 days New Perth D`i‘y. Co.

_ °ld. this weight is exceedingly heavy. OPWEU D»\il'.Vil‘3` U\‘-

. Mr. Houston received ‘7§ ccntsper lb. Red House Farmers'

' ' & Dairying Asso.

OUR readers will this morning be

P” ,pleased to learn of the success _yhlch° has CC_

. ._ B

called tailoring The latter on a

'ith H‘”d°m°`D°w°°° The form” 1° Iicent victory t‘ie scorcstandingt to l ii

ce ' ‘ '

guily detected by the ease and gre

with which it hte not too tight or loose but gives a charm and style to

‘ the wearer, not easily defined by th

in expericnced,which will you have.

'_ You can get the latter with you

8

P

their favor it th : Rink at North Sydney.

for men only. Let every man interested i

» ~ _ ' .ir _ `,» _s

i. , » _

. _ _

. _ =

~ »._»

HARCH 15 ‘$1

'

THR Victoria Hockey team (colored) llltlast~niht'fer'Trero. It is needleeato say thelrfrlenfls were liberally represent

U

ga llitain atten ded the Victoria 11%” team

during their visit to _Cape Breton. y telesnm received yesterday it ls learned thattlla Vies have again scored a magni-

»Q 'i-__ ' 1 'sh-l_\§lll"“___1

- Jns1;"“”§~.>.>° I Y AN OU 1RY°

ol

Cl DC N s-_-:

Z “ A 0 rd . M;; ML?~`WNMwM~¢ My )7~"MA"W`Www`M ”"'w`/"w N `N'W`~M"M~w TM' ‘I lm' milk , _

..- ' w _° ~ . .° ~ - - < - .- » _ -

e_..» ....::“.‘::..‘°.:f‘.;:r.;“::‘.%;§ DAIRY Assn. mamma. ..‘;::.:;;':_.... f»°‘”~°°‘

11

about Qur l\tg_=;<;i<»ustCli§.I§M teh reuiinrl All members are "e‘7l\1e°t‘ed 13° be Present. (C ` t ed f Fi t i ) m>inuf.ic‘ed 3 74-1 463 4 403 63935

< `i ‘ _ -4 _ -

h md" ° ° “ 5 a "° av' al PRINCE of Wales College students will ‘ on mu mm ra D ze Gm” ""l“‘* °f

5 11

I Grand River Dairy

Kensington `D:iiry

Donot forget the evangelistic service Association

at the Central Christian Church to night. M`0Il.Ga£zue 1)`\-y Ce. _ Forty five minutes long. Hearty sing- Morell Dni»v.n :C -_

~ ’Hl’_,. Stewart D'y U-J.

I Murray Harbor N’t~h ' f Daieying Co. _ Murray .llarbo r S` th

‘» NSW' Dominion D'i'y

'Hs;'B&w3*F. Hca-;osrl‘oN of Mayfield. Co.

New Glasgow Dairy _

he Co.

SLa.nley_Bridge D`ry.

Tryon Dairying Co. T~ignish~& Palmer`s Road D`ry. Asso. St. George's Dairy.

Co.

Union Road Dairy.

Mr J. ancins Ben, of Mcnuesi, maven Ce. Lots 49 & 50 in the City yesterday and will commence a Wmsloe Dairy- 00° series of evangelistic services in the Y. M.

C. A. next_Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock,

n Central Cr`ery Co.

Head of St. Peter‘s Bay Dairy. Co.

eyes shut. The former by enquiry the work of the Assocm_iou_ not only come _St.Eleancr’s Ch’se

for the store of

J . T. VICKENZIE,

Tue Tailor.

take advantage of the opportunity o

these two weeks.

' ’ at Guysboro, N. S. On Monday night las

himself,but bring a friend along with him. It is to be hoped that every young man wil

hearing Mr. Bell speak and sing during

ATEBBIBLB murder case has developed

t d H K d T l' _Bed Point

wo men name enry eay-an om Sourls .g . . _ barcy came to town from St. Francis, Beucfeek 'I Lew Fact'er`eS’Hr°t y

Factory

1 Vcnnings’ Cr‘mery f Park Corner Cr'ery

O'Leary Dairy# Co. Wiltshire D`ry. Co.

Dairying C0. --

4.3

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11. 2.5

l-l.`77

22.28

22.98 19.81 21.32

9.97

31.23

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11,49 31.73 15.9z

10.10 21.23

15 U0 21.69 5.34 17.(Kl

41 ll

10.

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22.

22 19. 24.

4.%

31 18.32

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10. 10.

lo. 21.

9.18 9.18

A 5 34 17.

a.

Campbellton operated by Tlgnish

Palmer`s Road Co.

l

d been achieved mainly by the adoption of

if ' The Apothecaries’ Hal

Drug Business inquest Was proceeding Wednesday and man'named Frank Malone,of Bonwel

a

x

e

v and on returning called an house of n ;”°M‘;‘”““”°§;;' _ S _ ableimnrovement mayjustlybeattribut-

- ‘ms a“"“~ “nmmg tamm °Ueml"ed by ed to this source, the feeding problem

must always prove to be alive topic with

Mr. O`Conuor,and Edward 0`Conuor went with them up the road. Later in the afternoon O'Connor was found beside the

1 ‘ road with his skull badly fractured. He

died on the following day. Keay and

Frectown-Skimming Station operated b

Crapaud Dairying Co.

Central, Summerside.

Carey were arrested on Wednesday and were held for the murder. The Coroner’s

Willnowbe found in the Prowse Bleek, Sun- yesterday at the home of O`Connor's who came tothe city on Friday last, ha

not been heard of since. It is stated tb

he was accompanied by a man named M

‘d fl\' h R' . I ‘ l l

Qual 0 on wer M5850 alegen ing milkis employed at hard work, the

y ration should be rich in digestible nutrients. A

nyside_ next door to Colwill`s Crockery Store. ‘ mothen

BARGAIN SALE will continue for one month. ; _ _ -

' THE INv1:N'roRs WORK,-Feeling con-

Bd ent that the report of patents granted,

lishing heretofore, interests a great many

' of our readers, we have decided for the

f P' ' A future to supply regularly a list of patents

Geo* E’ which we have been in the habitof pub- the man w“° is misshm had m°“°Y °

` his person. It is thought, however, b

some that Malone has left the Province.

` _recently granted in Canada. Infor~ Georgetown ag; 10 °'¢\0ck 5

motions regarding any of these

i ` ' _ I patents will be supplied free of charge by

~ There _ mam. Marlon acumen, Patent Anom-

i

Zcai-sway freight. There were il

Arch. McKenna, of Picton;`Mr Thom n,

"Tl

€,,.

" eye, Montreal and Washington, D. C.,

is toany reader who mentions the name

f this paper when anvlviv

Nothing licer _ 4

O

'than past if it is well p'e-pared. Ours is thgmd that receive the best of attention and when ready for the table is very desirable. Oar special- ties for to-da are:

Apple Pies iz cents Mmce Pies iz cents.

All good and fresh.

Telephone zi x, ,

srewanr.

U

naimenesr Bread. _ _ be sent to any address upon receipt Of 1

1 cents.

` cnereoicoeroofw-of

Q

(Lalenl Landon Hospital.) A

4- ‘f _ ’

Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Hour, 9.30-1, 234. Eyes tested and fi;ted with Tu. F ri. &w

0 ` 8°

*?0,4Q, John Furbow, Cumber- ` L

70,435, Zebulon Wirt, London, Eng.,

iran, B. C.; An- Pump for Bieycies;

Improvements relating to motive 1 power engine; 70.472, J. A. Beaudry Mon- treal, P. Q., Duplex Pen Holder: 70,474, William Jennings. Montreal, P. Q., Tire Fasteners; 70,-114, Adelard LeC1erc, St. Antoine :ie Tilly, P. Q., Fence Clamviflg Tool; The “Inventors Help," a 148 page book, containing all information neces- sary to inventors, the cost of patents in

the principal countries of the world, will

0

`_

‘ . ! _ _ _ _ , , ._

He L. M. IF X OL SLFFER PAIRS DO) T YVAH; ` some places the pick has to be resorted. to

_ 8 moment gc to the rieax_'e_st rlrug stoi- and get a. bottle of .Neri ilii_ie. B ne time stronger than any other it penetrates t the remotest fibres- sool hes the irritated nerves and carries with it- almost instan- taneous relief. Good for pain on the out- side and if possible even better for all in- ternal agonies. If you are not benefitted your money cheerfully back. Dfllgglsts and medicine dealers sell it everywhere-

Lallles’ turing his

First 91.1191116111? iust Arr1ved-

h . on h Tweed, rainy_ day Skirt in _dif-

feren2V§o1dEs.St§:lc]:'§'raedt tging for the coming dirty walking.

Price $8.00 _

Then we show a styl_iSh Suit, made d _

and _mixed clothes This line .we have mai c

Price $1 1-35

- ~ » bi sk

You want to see our Duchess Serge Suits in colors aiod

and navy, for style. fit and fini

_ Price $13.50 _

We Show a very stylish suit, made up in Camel s Hair

Cloth, colors greys, blues and browns. 1

1'-he lS16»5¢' _ _

We invite all ladies, when out sh0PP‘”g fm' th-eu'

suit, to call and look the'goodS OVC?-

n

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->

4* _

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Plain Tweeds,

sh this hue cannot be equal e

3"'

mall and 19 passengers including, `rs.‘_

has

of I-Llifax; Jas. P. English, Pictoi_l`;_ C _I McDonald. Lower Moor-sane; S._._ecwaawced. annul-eiifen 'aeesadlnpcn 1. Clmmoen, Wallace,aa1!Capt. Wm.

mace bulk .ani _nel-eqinreri so-

S V . _ . 0 possible is beingdonc to clear the branch

YESTERDAY a. report was current that

of Gharlottetown. i . _-_ 1.- _ _

Tun work of opening up the P. E. land railroad in the western sectloii"of` the Province is telng prosecuted ,with vigor. The t-rain which left the city yes- terday 'morning went as far as 0’Leary and returned to the city last night arriv- ing at 10 p. m. The track is not yet clear' between Bloomfield and Tignish. The Cape Traverse branch is also blocked. All other trains are running on time. Yes- terday eveninga plow and engine went Oli” the track on the Cape Traverse' branch about half a mile west of Emerald, caused by ice on che ra_il under three feet of sno w. The storm of Monday night left the track in the worst condition that it has been for a number of years and in

in order to effect a clea1a.rce.Everything-

with safety and speed.

Y. M. C. A. HALL was well filled las night with an attentive audience to hear the cantata, “The Pillar of Fire", given by Zion Church choir under the able leadership of Prof. Stanley. The program, though somewhat long,was well rendered the several pei°form_ers__.~aus§eining their admirably, showing jcare'f,ul _ and'

on performers and conductor, while not a very strong, it is certainly a very sweet chorus, the parts evenly balanced and due attention paid to expression and attack. The work is not a pretentious one musically, relying for its charm on sweet harmonies and simple, flowing melodies.'1`ue soloists in their individual as in their concerted numbers did excellently

praiseworthy attention to nuance. _A

perienced by all present,

_

To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Kumford ‘Headache Powders. 10c.

` YOUR

ingredients sprecisely put

th

my

“ I - The People’s Sao

`in_ ti ' prggcn on are us

ygto be reazondble

1llp!'l&. 'I : x g

Q i la I

Cer

Y t

_ turns from scrub and purebredalike.

Hamilton-Skimming Station operated by '

“_ consume alarge quantity of the coarse

a fodder which can be produced cheaply on 1 the farm, and it is expedient, therefore, S that the ration should bebulky in order t to conduce to the greatest economy and C, also to meet the requirements of the d animal. Further, as the cow while giv-

rn- dition the necessary constituents must be __

THE S- S- M1110 arrived at animal’s body haveto be met, andin

with the following fréizhtz Zcars flour supplied to furnish the milk. It has

' 'bn

M

p80

Lcstion wilibc 1rreati,_+a_nd._»-the.

balanced, i. e., the nutrients which it con-

'P*l“S'W'F’“¥‘ °'¥:“‘%=§°?°'°¢ UT‘°??.; tin id .if i Q Ls "fences -'ree-camesnnscrsfgwst'creBir"i1§;i2i:§v£ §i°ti.n”$§"g"e<sa ‘get

The chorus made _their work effective by a _-___ -_ __ g _

small orchestra led by Professer Grant ,§=._,;

contributed their share to the pleasure ex- _

I goods must be sold .

%Diamond 1 __ 9

Q Y ,

Kensington Dalrying Association

180.9 um 1900 comwtnv ii

899 1900 Increase

cheese $376,080 48 440 8o2 98 64 792.41

Net value of

cheese 304l86l6‘$5820U98o402382

BUTTER

00 1900 Decrease

Lbs of butter

u1auufa.c'e'.‘. 7%,4l.-4 568,225 Io-£488 Gross value of ` ` A ' ‘

butter' _», $l38,65&83 l

Net value of _

butter l06,85l'.I0 9.`i,448,6B 13.4%-. Het increase in cheese and butter

$-17,837.90;

Lbs. milk made into - '

chem sc,9cc,975 46,925, Lbs. milk made into ' '

butter 16,719,338 13,432,784 _

i___.___.....__.._______

53,656,313 59,&l,009 i

Instructor Morrow submitted his report

which ispubllshed in another column. `

ELECTION OF DIll.l:.CTOR8. ` "vi

The _election of Directors was then pro-' ceeucd with and resulted as follows: _ Queens County.-Arthur Simpson, Robert Jeakins,Wm. Jenkins. ' ‘ PrinceCounty. -John Anderson, Sydney Richardson. 1 g, Kings County.-Jas. E. McDonald, Lau-`

chlln McDonald, J. C. Underhny. -

47

1899 1100

MR. Ewan McmLLm’s Paras. `

Mr. Ewen Mcliiillan of New Haven, a.

graduate of the Guelph Agricultural Col- lege then read the following paper :

Our past successes in dairying h'\ve

improved methods in feeding our c s. The influence ohselection and breedlhg. which is also great, does not manifest it-4 self so quickly, and- although a consider-

be dairy farmer since feed affects the re-

Tlie typical dairy cow is well adapted to

The demands made upon -the food by the

been estimated that sixtyper -Icentof the _ food consumed by the cowi4_"i1‘¢<_1\_;i_1‘e,gi to sustain life, the remaining forty 'per cent being available for. production. lf; the

necessary nourishment; thc.ie=boc-of'dig.- I

required to sustain the vital activltieii be increased. ` In summer, however, _ when fresh forage is abundant a large quantity maybe » fed with no-injurious effects. At other times a part of _the ration shonl-i bein concentrated form lo. obtain the greatest economy in feeding.

Again, the ration should be properly

tains 'should be in proportion to thewants of the animal. The dairy cow requires a large am aunt of protein in h er food.

Average milk contains 3.6 per cent of nitrogenous substances, and a cow giving twenty live to thirty pounds of milk daily yields about gnc pound of pr oteiu

(Continued on Last page.) '

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WHAT THE ENGINEER SAID,

Trenlzon, Ont.-Our esteemed _ citizen

Mr. H. Goodsell Engineer for the Electric and Water Co., “I ifave a family of six who were all prostrated by Acute Catarrh of nose and throat, My wife became per fectly deaf and almost blind and her head ached so persistently. and severely that Lfeared she mightjooae het I-_illhe children were all badly aR°ec_ted t ` ' baby, and you ni# believef.their~"'cour'

in acting, so I went to Hav_vley’s drug store and asked for the best Cafarrh remedy they sold. I was given Qatar ozone, and

d fa il -'n eit igutBS a roun , c price _“rem I __ o l a tr'al "i8tc¢3‘ff1D¢|'li`!

hlduiise vféiécréeverlbe yr L2 ut ii; Compiete out !,. _ a ,sze. - fa _ ...H ;n..._ ...is .if;“‘.»ae”.

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anfse matting,

or fwo since. _ ~'

Seven or eight i

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Three vparticulsrlyr <- ranges: _ an s 1

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Dyes that are worthless are

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made of Ssuitad with beannful aateen

matt@eS

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s Printer st Sl-

Is new opened for business ixltliei .store late! occupied by the Bazaar

A Co. in the Morris Block _victoria ,Row where allthe friends of the Bazaar

of ` Pr'-i t 'll .be made welcome _-

Co as well as those the Popular nerwi .

We have much pleasure -in nnnouuei_ng_ .that MISS HGRBSBY 'will

conduct the Stationery Department as formerly. _ _ -

Come and get at welcome-_ __ 'I

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" The Popu‘la`r‘Ptinter an¢1“Stati6ner. ' '

in

mix

fi

nu sau it un sons nm'

qixfgmu-Q L,

'f Dinner' Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Berry Sets, A and Basins, Cups and Saucers, Hall Lamps, etc. All

rmismzn " » f j

towns ..=.:..“‘::..°;°.:f..*i ~K“_°‘*'“ 9“°~“*‘»' s I _ 9 ~ _ .. a

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5 _ -_ o _-2 ceninper _, 55% ; , __.- e 1 . , Q ef

~= B==°'° “<1 se* Www* 0. S&n»ang»~_ Pre ‘Y°_-1%__s*-~i A _,.1 ,,, ,, ,,,, _ _ _-,A ,,,,,,_

8 cents per' pare ' ge. ;_ A ` '

Speciqileprice by 'the _

Laces.

7.1- 'V . .W ;- _.- :J '» - _ '/` . ~ » A `f 'V _ __ .1 7 '

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