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Happy ls The Man
Who has his Coal bin' filled
with Pickard’s Coal, the kind
that burns well and while
burning gives out plenty of
heat. _
Order your supply today-
A Pickard & Co.
Phone 240
Ch’town
English
Bakery
W. ll. Gessop begs to inform
the public that he has opened a
QUEEN.
J. Brown, Moncton; T. L. Parkman,
R. W. Stewart, I.. N. McKinnon, Mon.
tague; J. T. Profit. Alberton; Mrs
Harry Hunter, Summerside; Ralf
Holmden, Ottawa.
VICTORIA. -
E. A. I-layt. T. H. Elliot. H. H.
Harvey. St John; C. B. Morris, Sum-
merside; J. T. Fraser. W. A. Fraser,
W. P. Collins, M. A. McAulay, Han.
fax; A. L. Fraser, Sonris; C. A_
McDonald. 0ttawa;- J. A., G. Ellis,
Montague; Mrs C. McCormack,
Boston; (,. C. Lamb, London; A. H.
Beaton, Middleton; J. M. Ziiik, Brock-
ville; M. A. Reid, E. l<‘. Carter,
Montreal; G. E. Merrylleld, Toronto;
L. A. 0'llrien, Truro.
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(‘Al.GAllY, Alta., Oct. 28.-About ii
riuiii-tor of the business area of the
town oi’ llannn, Alta., 160 iniles iiortii-
east of tlaligary, on the (`3.N.lt., was
wiped out by a disastrous blaze, origi-
nitiiig through an explosion oi' gasoline
stored in ii restaurant. Seven fraine
biisiiioss buildings \vitli their contents
are a total wreck. 'l‘lie iiisiiraiicc- oar-
ricd 'is said to be greatly below the
loss, wliioli is ostiiiiated at $20,000.
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138 Great Ceorge Street, in the ___IN__
premises lately occupied by Mr.
Ross where I hope by strict at- chesnut fol Base
tention to business and making
a good article to merit a share of Burner
your patronage
daily
The followingarticles are fresh Stove and  for
Parker House Rolls, Dinner Rolls, the Furnace
Currant. Buns, Lemon Buns, A150
Miiionsliileielilhlfiilliliii limi. Au, kiUdS Of
of small cakes
English Raised Pork Pies ii
speciality
Wedding and Birthday Cakes made
to order
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Good Soft
Coal
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Geo.E. F ull’s
138 Gt. George St. '
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Wll open _on Saturday Oct. 31st Princeogh ‘xlharf
ti2'?'i'-lil-Liillllill.
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Pove Your Patriotism
Purchase Rexall
From now until December 31st, we are donating _
Goods -_ _
p. c. of the total receipts for Rexall goods sold, to the
I Patriotic Fund
' ' ' t the great work, and at
the dgiliillt-il€i¥;yr<§(i:ll\fci2;1;ol'\ElSl/Siilue for your money. There
is a Rexall remedy for eve_ri’ allment'“a Cure f0I` BVCTY
disease, and each remedy is backed bv a guarantee-
MacKinnon Drug Company
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ln The Best Foxes at the
Lowest Capitalization
' ` P d' reed Black_Foxes, Limited have the
b 'lghe C2g2€::$d1rleyecd§ buy, and investors have an oppor-
esi oxfiecuring Stock in this Company at the lowest capi-
lV“’ty ° ‘ ` n with the same quality animals.
11 =1 “hiughdd C°'iipa°ih Willffflgh
. uce wi ou i
slmscnbed and Stoclk Carlllhzlr is yerxur chance to secure stock
-RIGHT. NOW. Call at the Office
in the Cameron Block for prospectus
and full information. _
CONNAUGHT
talization of any C°mpa y
I short time the C0
advance on Dill' Vi' “°'
Pedigreed Black Foxes,Ltd _
' Box 54, Ch’towin “`
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HUTEL llllllllli 'li THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN- -‘*- l»‘,§;?»§,,f,»‘;i,§';°»"§i,’-i,;»§»‘2¥"1-il-»»?lf»»Sli?"
IT PAYS to buy in this province
TEA TO-DAY in Market Hall Build-
ing. llelp the City Hospital.
TOMOFlROW'S TEA.- Take tea
at St. James Hall tomorrow afternoon.
6275.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND.-- The
s. s. Northumberland docked at Char-
lottetown last evening at 8.20 o’ciock.
SALE OF APRONS will be conti-
nued in Market Building this evening.
while tea. is being served. Lots of
good things to eat. .
OFFICE ci_osEo.-on account or
Dr Ayers being iii attendance at the
Sunday School Convention nt Alber-
ion. lie will bo absent i'roin his oillce
to-morrow and until noon Saturday.
6279
TEA IN MARKET BUILDING.-
’l`ho bca in aid of the (‘liai‘lottetown
liospital will be continued to-day in
Market Hall Building. Adinii-ision,
twenty-five cents.
FARMERS MEET.--At a recent
iiieetiiig ot' the East Point Farmers'
institute the following resolution was
proposed lor discussion at the Central
l#‘armers’ liistitiite-to be held in Char-
lottetown, Tiiesdriy and Wednesday,
l?_c.iceniber lst and 2nd: Resolved:
'l`hat the Central Farmers’ institute
place itself on record as being in
i`avor oi' imposing ii tax on grade bulls
and rams. 'l`liis is a most important
resolutioii and should be <iisciissr-ii by
ovi-ry institute in t.lio province. Also,
should this resolution be brouglit be-
fore the Institute by the ltcsolution
Uoiiiiiilttoc, delegates should be in~
slriicted as to their attitude towards
it.
YESTERDAWS1 HALLOWE’EN
TEA.-'l`lic llailowo'cn 'l‘cii given in
aid nl' the Cliarlottetoivii Hospital and
lield in the Market liaii yesterday
zifternooii was one ol’ the inost suc-
cessi'iil oi' ilic many tens lield by ilio
ladies iiitci'cst.c<l in this well-known
iiistitiitioii. Tliorc was an abiiiidaiice
ol' evcrytiiiiig that goes to make up a
lilgli ton ol' i-xcellciice and with a large
uniiibcr oi` obligiiig waiicrs passed oil
most plensniitiy. '|‘lii‘re was an cxccp-
tioiiiilly large number ot persoiis pro-
senl. all of wlioui pntroiilzed the
liiblcs iiiost. liberally, especially tlic
candy table on wliicii delicious con-
|`el'tions were sold. 'i`lic i`niii-_v tiililc
lind varied articles of iise|`iiliicss for
t‘hristiii:is gifts and :it llio niodcratc
prices innrkcd ivorc quickly bought up.
'l‘lio tt-ai iviiicli is to be continued lo-
diiy wlll. no doubt, lic largely patron-
ized.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
v-'l’iie= l'i'l|icc Edwiird lslaiiid Siiiidny
i`~lcliool t‘oiivi-ntioii opened its si-ssioii
iii ilic lllctliodist t‘liui‘cli at l\lln:i'toii
last e-vciiiiig ivilii an nudicncc which
taxed ilif- capacity of the building.
lielcigatos urrivcd in the nl'\criiooii
troiu varioiis parts ot` tlio province and
were wclcoincd by llic pcoplo oi' i\l-
bertoii \vllli true island liospiiiilily,
Proiniiioiit speakers ivcro in aticiiii~
aiicc to take. part in lin' pi'ogi'niiiiiie.
Ainong tliose who spoke was His lion-
our, tlio i.lciiteiianl-Govoriioix who
niadc soino coiiipliniciitary rt,>iii:ii'ks in
regard to ilic people of Allicrtoii, iii
wlioiii, lic said, hospitality and gciicr-
osity were licreditary attriliiites. ()tli-
ers pri-sent were: ltev. l. S. Nowlan, oi'
Moncton; ltev. \\'. A. ltoss, ltcv. Z. l..
Fasli. Mr. .l. (‘. Jnrdiiie, Siiinniersido;
ltev. ld. S. Wi.-ieks, ]’owiiiii; l\li‘. \V. ’l‘.
lluggaii, (‘liarlottelowii; ltcv. ll. S.
Youiig, Itcv. ll. J. l"rasci', Suniiucr-
sidc; :\li°. J. A. Moore. liii7.cllirool<.
'l`lic opcniiii.: devotional service begun
iii 7.30 o't-lock and was conductcd by
itov. Mr. Slrotliard, who gtivi- ii stir-
ring address on (fo-npcraiioii in t‘liris-
tian Lite. A niore detailed report will
appear iii a subsequent issue.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY.-
About sixty-eight _vouiig people inet in
lieartz Meiiioriiil l-lnll on 'l‘ucsday
evening to foriii it Young l’eople's
Society. Mr E. T. lliggs took the
cliiiir and Miss Carrie ilowo was
llppolnleil Socrotiiry o|‘ tho iiieoting.
After coiisidorabic disciissioii it was
ilociilc>.d to organise ii so<:iol,_v to bc.
known as the Young l’oople’se Society,
when the following oiiicers were
elected:-Prcsldeiit, W. 'l‘. \Volliicr;
vice-prosideiit, Miss ilortens l’hillips;
secretary, Miss Carrie llowe; assist.
secretary. Miss Nan Mi-Nair; iron-
surer, l"red Crockett; iiiusical, Miss
Katliloiic Moore; literary, Miss
Philips; social, Miss Bessie Ileor; look
out, liloyd Carlton; iiimiicc, Eriiesi
Sellers. lt was then decided to make
'l‘liursday tlic regular nlglit of iiieet-
ing, and ii lnrgc tloiiiiiilttee was ap-
pointed to prepare an up-to-date pro-
griiinino for 'l`liursilny evening, Nov.
5, when ii “ciiarncter social" will be
hold. lt is expected the nieiiibersliip
oi' this society will be \\'oll over 100
at the next nioctliig. as quite ii nuiii~
ber were prcvciited from attending
on Moiidiiy night tlirongli previous
engageiiieiits.
WEDDING BELLS.-A very prolly
wedding look place at l~‘ort Augiistiis
t‘liurch, on Tiiesilay, Oct. Zltitli, when
Miss Mary (luniininkey became thc
wife of Maurice 0'Conncll, 'l‘arciitum.
The bride was beconiingly attlred in
ii suit ot white panama cloth and wore
ii hat of white plush. Miss Llbblc
(‘i|innilske_v, sister ol' the brldo, noted
ns bridesmaid, and was dressed in ii
suit of sncqno bluo cloth. 'l‘hc groom
was nbly supported by Joseph R. Dris-
coll, Mt. llyan. An' clitborale dinner
was prepared at the lioine o|` the
bride's iatlior, Peter Uiiniiniskey, Mt.
Ryan, where ilfty couples were de-
lightfully eiitertnined. 'A rare multi-
cal treat formed part. or the ,utter-
noon’s enterlaiiinient iinll was indulg-
ed in by auch notable talent ns Itev.
A. J. McDonald, Fort Augustus; A. ll.
tlosli, (‘.harlottetown. Wlliloni Mellon-
ald and David McDonald, choir inns-
ters, Fort. Augustus Uliurcli. In the
evening about two hundred young peo-
ple. friends of the bride and groom as-
senihled and spent a very pleasant
evening in dancing and singing. The
mnny presents received. iiicliidlng
cash and cheques. testify to the popii-
larity of the happy young couple. Air.
and Mrs. O‘Connell have ine brat
wishes of their iinmy friends in their
journey through life.
“lf your children ure iuibjoct to
(Troup. (‘oids, etc., give ilioni i’cnnIltr
(Sr p, Colds, etc.. give thi-ni l‘c|inulnr
ling" Prfco 25 ami Fvtlc. per lmtllfn rloitl
m\{§ hy ld. A. l"0':l'l`l7Jll_ t‘ciilr:ii
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THE EXPRESS.-The Express train
from Summerslde arrived ln Charlotte-
town last night at 10.15 u'clock_
POWNAL. CIRCUIT.-Services "on
Sunday are:-‘ Clifton at il, Mt Herbert
at 2.30 and Pownal at 7. ` ~
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CANDY FOR SALE.-Delicious
home-made candy for the children to-
day at the Market Hall Building.
Children admitted from 3 io 5 p. ni,
NEW DOMINION.-Services in Pres-
byterian Clieurcli on Nov. lst. mor-
ning at 11 and evening at 7. Rev. E.
Lockhart ot Kensington will pri-aicli.
GAME TO-DAY.-The third ganie
oi’ the series for inter-collegiate clinni-
pionslilp between S. Il. C. and i’. \\'. U.
will be played to-day at the A. A. A. A.
grounds at 3.45 p. ni. A very exciting
game of football is oxpccied as both
sides have fast teauis.
TEA CONTINUED.-Tire tea ill
nued t.o~day. Plenty oi' chicken,
served. 'l‘ea, 25 cents. '
The Presb terv of Prince Edward
on 'l`uesdiiy, Nov. Zlrd at Z o'i:lo
p. ni. ’l‘. t'. James.
l~`redcrlctoii had ilii* niistortuiie
when ii coll ruslied tlirougli the
al thc saine tinio tliereliv crus '
the above result.
SHIPPING ITEMS.-'l`liu sale w
ei`l'ectcd last week oi' thc scliooii
“J. W." by George Wiglitnniii,
oi' (icoi‘geto\\'n. (‘npt:iiii llarvcy il/i
ray, who had charge ot the vcnscl,
` w
i'oi' the “Maude (‘.arIoi'." wliicli
sail |`or Iliilifnx siiorlly,---lVii'. ii. (‘:i
wiiicii he luis ncqiiiiw,-il i`i'oiii lion. .l..
Macdonald. llc cxpci-is to dispose
his cargo :it St. .loliii's, .'\'i-\\'|'oiii
liind.
inn ndnptiition i'roin Sir Waiter Scot
iiovcl of the saiiic iinini-, \v;is the tl
ol ii iii:i.slei'piccc siiowii ut tli»\i'i‘in
cd liousc, 'i‘lic zictiiig in this pici
was cxccllciit :intl the pliotogra
wore be;iutil'ul und ziddr-d iiiucli to i
llio story ol` ii iiioti'ii~i":4 l_o\‘c. lfli-iw-i_'t
licr only child. ilii\‘i|ioiiici' is driv
nliiiosl to tlic vergc ot iiis:iiiil_\‘
PRESBYTERY OF P. E. ISLAND.
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land will nieet in quarterly sessioii
in Zion t‘hurcli Hull (`liarlotti-towii
Market Hall Building will be conti-
sal-
ads, pies, Jellies and good things
Is-
cl(
AN ACCIDENT.-Mr Geo. F0i‘ris,
to
have his arm broken ln:-it Satiirday
llc was leading a. horse into tlic siabli-\
door
_ lung
Mr l"eri‘is against. the door post with
as
or
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lliolitiigiio, to Puptalii (‘linrlcs (?lori>_v,
ur~
is
now iii'i'uiigiiig to have it cni'go i'end_\'
ill
rr,
dcnlor in prodnizc nnd coal. is al prc-
scnt in ilu- city piirciinsiiill' Drodiic
l\ii‘. (Tnrr is loaidiiig thc scliooiiiu'
"Yiikon" ni. t‘ni'<ii;:nii with prodiicr-
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PRINCE EDWAR D.-“Rob ltoy`"
t’s
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iCd\vai‘d 'l`licaii'o liist iiigiit to ii crow-
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pliy
all that could lic ticsii'cd.'l`lic si-oiiv.~i
lic
altractioii ol the l`oniui'o. “l<‘roni
iloat li to I.ii'c" wns`a \vt-ll-:u:i.eil il1‘:iii.iz1.
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‘Peace hath her Victories no
less renowned than Vi ar"
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There is but little cans
for complaint from citizens
of this country-in fact, we
should all be thankful that
ur lot has been cast in
‘Liberty Loving Amer-
ica.” Business conditions
are good, and we do not anti-
cipate any immediate rever-
sal of these favorable con-
ditions.
We donot care to make
xtravagant claims, but we
o and will continue to pro-
ect the-_interests of our cus-
omers in every way. Prices
e s t i l l reasonable
n most drug store goods,
should slight increases
come necessary from time
time we shall be glad to
ive customers a reason fo
uch. Don’t forget our
logan." "
Quality goods and right
service at right prices.”
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most attractive line we
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There is not an article
in the lot but will please
you-thoywere manufactured
(by experts) and will satisfy
tho most discriminating.
You mustsea these beautiful
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ought to the house, an
the young mother attaches herself t
a rare treat. lt was a splended serio-
Gcraiil were honiorous in the extrein
'l`hc inimitable, pleasingly ludicrou
Ford Sterling brought down the lious
in “A bogus Baron", outclassing liln
inoiu comedians in America and
ture house. Last night's comedy was
"roiirer”, and the plot was good.
J. llrake, S. J. Wliitlock and J. Proud
ol` Lodge Eton, Sons oi' l-Inglnnd, wli
by Messrs Chas. l’arl£ei', l). l~l. Shaw
Storns, uccoinpaiiicd on the piniio by
Miss Ill. Sterns. Wliist was the next
tliiiig takoii up, :ind tlie liidy':4 prize
was won by Miss Nellie llongan. and
ilic geiiilcninii’s by Mi' llenry _l.np-
tlioriie. After wliist dancing was
coiniiieiicod and continued until carly
this iiioriiiiig, wlicii ilic aitnii' broke
up with tlic slugiiig ol' the Nutioiinl
Anilicni. 'I`lic ladies' lfoiiiiiiiltci- con-
sisted oi' Mrs tj, \Vliii.ltiv`ii, E\lrs .l, ll.
Bell and Mrs ii. (‘, Waril.
LEAGUE OF THE CROSS.---A
:iiecliiig was licld iii thc lmiigiic of
iliii (Toss llali last iiiglii lor ilio pur-
posc oi' oi'g:iiiisiiig lbw iisiinl lull
iouiiiiiineiits. l-lniiilball, baslif ilnill.
boivliiii: and billiiird ioiiriiniiioiits \\'i-rc
itiraiigetl. wliicli will proviilc. :iii
aliiliidaiice oi' aiiiiisn|iiciit:¢ for tba
nienilici'.~;. ’i`lic piii'lii-ipaiitzi iii llic
dii`i`i~rciit lint-is of sport were quitt-
eiitliaisin:-itic. and thc dil'i'i-roiit dcpnrt
nienls were riuickly illiod up, 'l‘iii-
iiiccliiig opened wiili :iii :iiitii'<-as li;-.'
llic Prcsiticiit, win: said lic was vi-r_\>
griitiiicd to noli- tiic grcnt i-iitliiisiaisiii
prevailing, and \v:i:: suru lliiii lin-
toiiriiiiiiiciils this your wuiiid lic tin:
iiioi-.t siic.ccssl`iii cvor known iii liic
liisiory oi' iliti Sot~ic.l_\'. Facilities \i'l:ri-
pioi'itii=d in ilio bali for tiic playiiii;
iii` liiislleiliiill, liainitliiill, etc., :ind ns
llic tiot'icl_v gro\\':; ilddiiioiinl iiiiiusi-~
iiicnts; would bo o|`i'i»i‘cd. 'l`lil\ l'ollo\\‘-
ing prograiiiiiiic was liien put, on;-~
Vncnl solo, i\'lr ivan lliiglios; rccitii-
lion, l\'lnsloi‘ .lack Voiiiioiy; piano solo,
Mr .luiiien it. t`urrnii; stop dziiici-., l\lr
Iviiii lliiizlites; stop d.iiicc, lilr .l. iler-
roii; cliorusi-:i by tlic dil`i`ci‘i-nl vocal-
ists aiiioiig liic ii;-iiiln-i‘s. H4-vl~i‘al
ext-clit-iii :~il-.iociioiis wi-rc i'cii<ici‘cil in
ieizccllciit .style by thc Socii-1_\' il:iii\
litel'i»i'u llic coliilin-iu'ci||<'i\t ol' llic
iiioi ting.
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" TH E PropLE's.;ii`GFt`?§F'T\v3i~
.\'cc|ic.~; i-oiitiiiucfi at liic I <-oplc‘.~. 'l`iit-i|-
lrc, and pntroiis \\'<~i'c li'\-nicd lo :in
»\.\;c<-liciit two rccl war i`c:il\ii'c in "'l`iic
l'|'icc ol \"ic|oi'_v" last iiigiil. 'l`bc
story opciis wiili tlii- old coloiii-l in
l'roiil of his |ii~cplni-r-, in .i i'i»inliiisci»iiI.
iiiootl. 'l`lic .vm-ii\\s tlicii laillv ont- bzick
til'i_\' _roars to llir- oullirixiili of llio war
and llic lovers' i|iuii'i~cl. llc goes to
tiic i`i'oiit and is iiotcil for his wrcck-
loss iirn\'cr_v. ilis :=\\'cl‘i|ic:irt l`oilo\\':~:
self. Ford Sterling is one of the torc-
associated with his name ls in itsel
an irresistible attraction to any pic-
DANCE AND SOCIAL.-A ver_v suc-
cessful social and dance. in aid of the one wortliy ol' notc at thc proseiit
Patriotic Fund, was held last night in
S.C.l§. llall. it was arraiiged hy
Messrs li. E. \\'ard. Geo. \\'ort!iy.
(`lias. Parker, E. lleuriz, i~‘. llnle, \\'.
are deserving oi' liigli prfiisc. A pro-
graiiinie oi' musical enterinliiiiieiit wits
ilrsl carried out, consisting ol' solo:
n_ and is shown coming upon the brave
in colonel, who is wounded and unable
d to proceed further. She takes up the
o work and is killed in the wrecking of
llie infant, finding satisfaction in iier the bridge. 'l`lie ending is an excel-
new clinrge.“At Prose Purposes" was- lent piece oi' photographic work and
throughout the two reels is sharp and
coiiiic picture and the innniierlsms oi' lively action. ’I`lie realistic battle
c scenes and skirniislies being sonic-
ii thing scldoin seen in pictures. “Our
if Mutual Girl" showed the popular nc-
i- trcss viewing the St. l’ul.rick’s Day
Parade and trying on the latest croa-
a tions in hats. besides inaiiy other in-
i` terestiiig events. The Cleek Detec-
tive scries, “'l‘lie Mystery oi' the 'Falk-
l\ ing Wire", was the story oi ii Ger-
man advcnturess ciigagcd to tho son
‘of tlic docliyard manager. The clover
way shi: obtains scci-at intnrniatioii is
crisis. Ford Sterling in "Low: and
liynuniitc" created the aiiiiisciiiciit
for thc evening, \vliicli was enjoyed to
Ilia- full. An extra reel, “'I‘i‘nppcd in
. ai l<`orcst Fire." was e.\'citinf:, to sity
- ilu- icasl, and tho blazing forcsl, with
brave i°esc\ies, iiiade oiio sit up and
wonder. ’|`o-night thc big war pic-
|tui'c will lic shown for the liisi time
,las well as “'l`lio Forest. Fire." lie-
siilos this ii two-reel fcnturc with the
the home project workmof tue scnouil.
There are two reasons why this work
should bo' taken up at the present
time. lu the _first place nearly all
these seeds are imported from Conti-
nental Europe and there is likely to
be ii great scarcity for the seeding of
1915; again this work will be ii little
diriereiit from the ordinary farm work
and the children will likely take a-
greiiter interest in it. Further, tho
I-‘ederal Department of Agriculture is
oi`t`ering a. bonus lor..t'he I-lrewing ol
these needs: 4c. pei' lb. for turnu.
isceds; 25c. per Ib. for cabbage sc-eu ~'.
These have been grown for some tin --
in Yarinuutli, and last year the turnip;
yielded 750 lbs. to the acre; and th.-
calibugc. 500 lbs. to the acre. Ther'-.
is no very technical knowledge neon-
led in the growing of them. T?-»
lplants, however, i'roni which the se.-I
is to ln: _:grown should be selected si. i.
spcf-lally stored this autumn. 1 T
,v.'r-ll-sliapod, inedluiii-size roo .r
lpiuiiis sliould be tnkoii. lt the ii, -1
‘arc cut. they should not be out :'-
lclosc, :is that is sure to destrq '.‘
‘crowii or centre from which the ,.11 l
,should start next yi-nr. On the i “
lliiind, ll' tlic whole ol' the top .
on it is liable to rot. The roots i .
I _ . _ __ ,
 tin- opinion llini ii tlii- l`:iriuci'.'~' oi' I
sliould bc li'-i't on, as far as possie .
niid if n liitlo clay zidllerciz to 'hem ll
‘ will not do any hiirm. They s.. iuld bt
i-'lorcfl in ii iuoi cl-liar. as nerr 1-
irelxiiiir poini, as possible. lt niig..
'bc wcil for iliosc who plan io take ii,
lliis work lo try it [ow oulsiilc. 'I`lic_y
could bc siorod in the corner of a
gllcld and sonic bouglis put over them,
,nnil. as tlio wenilier gets colder, a
little straw could be added. This
would iiold the snow, and in all llkeli
hood them- lurnips would keep bell
t'a\'orii.c l-‘rrincis X. ilusliinaii will bc
sliowii in “The llour and the Alan."
POWDERY SCAB.-Yofriordny ulter-
nonn the t'oun<-il ol’ the (‘linrlotle-
town Iloard oi' 'l`i‘iule bold :iii iiiforiiizil
iiieciiiig, Ihr- objcct oi` wliicli was to
coiisult with Mr J. A. Adonis, lil..-’\.,
and lllossrs llolniden :ind l’ai'tridgo.
i_tlic lloniinioii (low.-rniiieiit oilicinls
lnppoiiilod to iiisuccl potatoes in
l’riiico lldward island, tlic iiispectloiii
lioiiu! for the piirposo oi` nscertiiiiiiiig|
it island potiitor-s are iziitliciciitly irecgtliiiii tliosc stciw-ii in tlic cellar. it
i i`v'oiii powvlei‘_v scali to pcriiiit oi their l liopcd tlirit ns innny tcucliers as p.
export to tim i`iiitod Slater. .llrlsililc will pi‘cpzii‘c 1'or this lionic v
.-'illaiiiis and Iii.-; nssistniiis proiliicf-.ii _ji-ci. work. and r-iicoiiiwige thcir pn
sziiiiplcs oi' potaitors grown in l’i'inci-lin scicct and store turnips, cab?
l~1d\\'ai'd lsluiid, sliouiiu.: wiifit tliiflaiid other vcgvtablcs for planting
:ii`i`t-ctctl potatoes looked liko, niirlrsccd next spring,
also wiiiit tin- ideal potato sliould bc. .-~_--
.-\ i.:i\iicrnl fli.~;l'ii:4i'.iiiii look place and "Rqx,\]1 1\'1d"f,y 1*j|]H am very
iiiniiy :nil-stioiis \\'oi~t-iiskcil I\lr .»\d:iiiis, ,ictivc as ii 4.'ui'c lor kidnev trol i.
:._'ii_icli_ _lif_\_ siil\i_s_i;ii__l;ii‘il_v t_-.siilaiiit-tl__t_o ,_h,._i,. “He brings n|,,._oB,_ instan. _
it .o.iii.. .ii ,.i.iin.. iituiiis \r_i_\ ,__,,f_ Try u,cm_ Hwy _tm mlamr, __
|slioi'il_v to tltlnivu. and lilo two in- ,. , ,
 __ __ _. , . _ , ,_ _ .»l\c. ii lim., .l for $1.25. Macc. -mp-
!..ptliiiis v.ill ioliliiilio ilil-ir noi i». licio. Ur" (~ C, _ C _,
lil is iiopcd tlint :is ii i'csult oi' tli»- , it ""' 'm' mat (morge ’ "
'\\'i>rl; pciloi-iiicfi licri.-b_\' .\li‘ .-\~iniii.~s and l"`"l` 3t"(`“l*’- -Ull-
|.\i»-.~s|':: lioliinlcii :ind i'nrli'idi;i‘, l’rincc _
ll-Ill\\':ird lslriiid |iotziIoc:~i, wlicn duly ""`”""~"°`°"""_"'°`
ccriiiicii as bf-iiif-I l`i'o<~ lriuii piiwili-|',v
:.<.i|i, ulll lu- :nliiiiltiul into t'.f-, l'n‘ii~<l ,,
5.\_tnt<-:___ .\J~-golinliniis now living <'oii-   
iiicici to llii:. ond Iiiii_‘.' iiol lic coiii- -'
pil-ll-il in iiini- ici' :slilpptrs lo tail-1-»   
-i~.il\':iiilngi~ oi' ilu- .\.iiii=i'ic:iii inarliut. _, _ '
,MJ ,,_,,_ hu, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,_g__,,__,,,,, l\io!\ l`l<F:.\li. ii.-|,_27,__-Arn you .
will li:i\'<~ bi-cn l`uliv settled bv ii\~_\l 'lmlli "`ll""1 3'fl‘\l` l\lllll Hilti ('Ul\l1 '
l;|ii'iiig', |`i'oiii liio g»-iii-rnl (iii:-<:i`i'.~lm|.".(l yuu' .
tion so lar it nppcnrs that tho li:il,o|_i| H"""" "‘°"`~lS “land “ul "_\ l’°l‘l mi* '
iud potato is ilic lczist zit`i`i~cicil liv , "‘fl"" U" U" ”"“' l""‘l""“ ‘ll the GW'
bo\\'doi'}' :wall oi' niljv ol' llii- \'all’i\>lit-.-='l|“’r ("mU"m' '"].lm" mr Nmrllim ‘
'srowii on tlic lslaiiid. Air .\ii;iiii.~; irillh" f:""""'l ""'"""‘5"m' Th" r""""‘
I iii: in pi'o'-cl-lliiiif rapidly and to-da_\
|'.'iiici- l'lil\\:ii‘il lslciiid woiilil i‘l:ili:=<»l"""ll‘[7r ‘l‘l“"!’l""“l "ll “WD Wm* 50"'
ini- tit-.tit-as-ii\~ or inivina iiowii.-i-\~ .~¢i»;ii»l‘" lil" <'\<l Ulf-'li fiifliolil. wlicre ther
exit-riiiiiinieii tlicri- 'would ln- no trnn..“"" """" _""i"`l‘~""“‘l i""’“' “V90 DU*
bli- iii doiiig lliis ilisiilt- of two j.'t‘:ii':;, l‘lr',`fl ‘l""‘l“’li°' _ __ , _
Hut it rl-sts with ilic i`:ii‘iin-i‘.~' |.licii‘i' ,. HN. "Vl":'ll'H“"“l "I 'lm I""“,`
:ii-l\'o:~i to ovi-i‘ciiiiil‘ ilif- :list-:im-, and `"‘:“"lm" "T-"'l“""L 'H Nlllmly emm-
tiiis 4-:iii bo doin- onli' b.\' iii-opcr niicn- in "H ""`l' """" l“"'°‘l""‘l me" 1"”
iirin to this :'.4:li-clioii ol :lot-il :iiul tftlrv ="m';l!"l ;‘lr"“"~"' '|`U'"““`r"‘V “"(""l“
iii plniitliii: in iiiiziili-lii_~.l llillds. tw" m""'m"l Wm ""“"" for lk" l'“r`
.nclns ol lin- lloyal tfiiiiziiliziii I')ra|.:ooiii~'
uni-i>.» ilu-_v uill irniii and be equip-
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FOR THE SCHOOLS.-»'l`4l¢»-J-M-»pni1l~-X-,\l\ln- (lriiin. son oi' Mr. 0. ll, ('35.
iiu-nt ol' lidiii-:ilioii has sont ii circular . _ci-;.i;|, ,mtl iii~otlicr oi` Senator Cas-
.to lin- School l|ispi‘ctoi‘.-z, iislliiii; tlmiii l=_»y~._;y,, ,if this ciiv, will gt) |_0 th,
to i-iicoiiirigo ilic production ui' \'c/.ze-lfi-wit with [hp ,~,_»g]mL.,,| "R ns ghnp
inblo niid gaiwicii fioocs ns part' ofglain,
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splendid for the night whe
you morc.
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. Twelve
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Cotton * pair _
Blankets I
size, that means 82x74 inches. They are just the real tliing for winter sheeh- -.
lf you were. buying blankets like this in the ordiiiary way, they’d mst '
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of big soft warm velvety cotton blankets, “twelve quartc `° l ,
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n you want just a little inoie warmth. __,
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‘IVENTY FIVE PER PAIR
` Moore & McLeod 1
1 19-121 Queen Street
Charlottetown, P. E. I. _'
more attention be given
by Inspectors.
They insist that t
every hair removed, the
handling.
well. Hogs must be spl
We want to build
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Notice Regarding Dressing Hogs 
As zi_ result _of Government Inspection it is__absolutel_v necessary that .
Some few farmers are not splitting the hogs between the hams and are
leaving the bung gut-and in some cases even the manure-in. This must be .
remedied also, and in future a reduction of 2 lbs. per hog will be made on all
hogs reaching here dressed in this manner, as to say the least it does not look
so only with your co-operation. '
Davis .si rnassn
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to drcssingliogs foi market in order to avoid refusal =
he head. cars and feet slionld he thoroughly cleaned,
carcass carefully washed and kept. perfectly clean when
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it down completely, and bung gut and refuse removed.
up a reputation for Island Hog products, and can do
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