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A pure olive o lcontains
several times the'amount
of nu rilnent that mv. at
does and it is the sort if
nutriuleot that the sy.~ tem
plrtiiular’y needs.
You cau't use it t o
freely in the home but you
must be sure it is of right
quality.
We have made sure for
you. Come to us when
olive oil is wanted.
It is absolutely pure
and oi' finest quali y.
50c pint
J. G. Jamieson
DR UGGIST
ed.
I Our own province, once richly tim- 0100 '20 be suspicious of any enter- domination of Sir Wilfrid, and have
 H bered, with spruce, "pine, cedar, oak “F199 that W0\1ld give BD 3.V01`HE6 sent ““°i'h°"` stalwart 5° the Pre'
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and other valuable woods, furnishes return of ov" 100 .PBT 06113 011 B mmf,” aid- .
The World
wears glasses but, not half of
that half wear the right
glasses '
Wrong glasses are lftfn
worse than none, they are a
constant strain to the e-yes.
Be on the safe side; let us
give your eyes a careful ex-
amilialiou.
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DIIIY 0F EVEIITS.
Y. M. 0. A., a P. la.
s P. M. '
REFDRESTITIOII
been published, gives much informa-
aud some suggestions which might
ber land as compared with a million
a striking lesson, not in conserva-
lutely wasted. a er, w en e ar-
._,-q
One or two ,newspapers in Upper
Canada. are attempting to "knock"
v|\gDAy the F0! Ind\1l¢I"y 0| thi! Illini. ohaulunw th - ts" bl ei
city Msgisersees court. 9 s. ni. Prinolnnl nmonr these are Toronto wmrm MDL: h:_‘:;:m“.d°';m '
Lecture by Dr. J. Brown, tolmen. Saturday Night, the Canadian Oour- me- Gemml on In N. own 2°
_ mu *Q ll '
fer and Montreal Herald. Not one
Bowling Tourament Y. M. C. A, ' fl
of these journals, so far alwe know,
nance in the Arnicuries, 8.30 P. lu. 11" felon the ellsntoet trouble to
CNY 0011111111. 1110119111 meet.in8» 3 personally investigate the industry. Sim” dmv” um 'u°ng"t Liberal °'
P- m~ » They have seen the reports of. the th
enormous prohts made, and being in- h
MUNDMH 03-TOBER l3» 1913 credulous, have at once rushed in to hr
warn their readers against being ds-
sons farther and made definite asser-
_______ ' tions that the boom is_purely~and nn
A report of the Fifteenth Conven- simply ephemeral and that the divl- th
chin ci the csnsaisn Forestry Assn- denlin earned nro lnoroly “on vnner-" th
ciatioa held during the summer in It is 011° °f 31° dll*-|99 0| B 1059011-_ ha
Winnipeg.. which report has recently sible journal to guard its readers x
against misrepresentations and pos-
tion of gene,-,,_11n¢,n-ent to Cnnadmns sible' financial loss through dabbling m
in “get-rich-quick" schemes of any
pnssihly he oi incsrssc and value in and ovoryidonorirlion. and we would
prince Edward 1s1nnd_ be the last to take exception to any 1°
Passing over the nice that Canada iniversc criticism which we ehouzhe Th
is the most richly timbered section WH9 lllstmiid hY i-ht! flwfrh- But ill 1-h8 “B
of the North American Continent, DFGSGDI- illilillllfle W0 hl10W. and our 0"
having 1_250,000 nqnnre Dunn og um. readers know, such criticism* is not er .
so justified, and, moreover, we feel
squsrc niilcs in the United scsecs, nntlsllod that were the lournnle in ““
we come to the question 0| (0,-en; auestioll to send representatives to hu
! conservation, a subject which was 1h0k9 ihveif-lE8ti011B 011 V-ht! BI-‘Ot they M"
_______ iully und mcse inseruceivcly discuss- would fool natlsllod nlno that they *" _
had been misled by a natural preju-
capital of about $2,000,000 already
tion but in the want of in our invested. "Facts are stubborn chiels, stituency. In most provinces consti-
nioneer g(,,-efnthel-5 attacked the (0,-_ that winna ding," and in the case tucncies are found which swing from
eats as an enemy. They had no mar- of the Silver Fox Industry of Pl-inch one side toithe other with a clock-
koi; for timber; what they needed Edward Island the facts prove con- work regularity. Chateauguay has
was n space of clear land on which clusivelv that it has B0 far been a be
to grow the necessities of life; the bollallla t0 11lB1\Y» 81111 that the ill- federation' i“v‘“`i“my returning “
timber disappeared. Most of it, in ture for bona-fide concerns avmears 9f1`al8hf- PHYW 111-B11 t0 the H011” 01
the earlier days, was burned, abso- to be as roseate as has been the im- Gommmla- The Liberal 0m¢la1B had
L 1; h gh m mediate past. therefore some grqunds for assuming
kata opened up, when shipbuilding This is not our opinion alone. 1-hey W0\1ld have H Walk-OVGI' With
became n live inr1nntry_ the timber Every journal that has gent, ren;-e- such a powerful standard bearer as
was as ruthlessly destroyed; there sentativss to the Island, has mar- the °x'Ml“l5¢°l' 01 AEl`l°11ll1\11'¢. 8 0811'
was‘ no attempt at conservation, no veiled at the proved financial results didate whom Sir Wilfrid himself de-
iht for
 g thought for tho future, and today and the prospects of stab ` y scribed as “one of the best" of his,
the groves of primeval forest left silver fox-farming here and has writ- lam ¢0|1engn¢g_ Their disappoint-
-lcweiu' 'Sl Oplifiim standing are measured in acres-few ten up the il\<l\1Ht1`Y 111010 nllthlliinll- ment. and consternation will there-
Q se ehne-noe in miles. eicnily than has nnyoue connected iorc hc su the lrccuer. and che sxpin-
-- , The spaces once occupied by for- with the WGBH Ol the 1910110- A111011! nations they will offer everything but
ests are now-most of them-smiling the responsible journals sending the nbyionn one gnu; Quebec in Marg.
homesteads, valuable farms, yielding special rovreithtnliiven hnvn b6°11 The ily sick of Sir Wilirid’s opportunlsmf
larger returns than even the origin- Toronto Globe, Montreal Star, St.
sl timber would yield at ,present .JohnStanf1nl'il. Edmonton Journal. lollnwg; |
market prices. Other simoeo.. denud- '1`1=oMonefor,y'l‘imon. Boston Herald. 1so'1 Lnchcr Halton (Lib.)   427
L M McKinnon, Manager cupiaicy on the pure ci the shscnr. nln we have named
I Montague, P. E. I. owner. In either case the land would We hold no brief for the' fox indus-
have been very much more valuable try but we cannot shut our eyes to
_ under its original crop of timber. U10 f8¢f9i th” it is giving the re-
" ' ‘ 0,- its vnlue might, even yeg be gn- turns set forth. and that all inde-
vsrieties as Vm. - '
But the Association must killuthe
bsqls
"k.uoekers~" inn as readily' asfit no
doubt will eliminate fraudulent com-
. 1, V' ' `__s.iisioici.
The !_‘0lult` of the by-election in
vo province sho in sn hincric mh-
eral constituency, the electors have
billet rank Sir Wilfrid could put in
e field. The Liberal Leader worked
rd and strenuously in support of
s lieutenant, Mr. Sydney Fisher,
b t notwithstanding his appeal to
exhortation to give him “one of
e best msn who have ever sat in
e House of Commons," the electorsl
ve returned by a large majority
r. Morris, the supporter of the Hon*
. L. Borden. They prefer the Im-
perial naval policy of Mr. Borden to
e "little navy" of Sir Wilfrid.
'lhere can be no question of this,
r the Montreal Daily Telegraph,
c Globe, and their satelltss told
that the election had been fought
t on a straight issue between Lib-
als and Conservatives. Mr. Fisher
has been beaten in that straight ls-
e and beaten badly. The electors
vfug 'experienced the blessings of
. Borden’s government would seem
be glad to be free from the thral-
doln_t:hey so long endured under the
Chateauguay is not a wdhbling con-
en consistently Liberal since Con-
 jg;    _ ~ s -_  i _ _,, ,;,, ,,,,,~,,.,,..,,' i ;_ ~,,,"....'...".q  ui. sus 'nr cyst... sw _._ ;..i".u..s.._.s .¢- nuts; This 
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_ " 1 '  lhsnssnliillll '
a pans omcs ss ousrlessmvs F0! IIIDUSTIY '
~ U- Brush offices as lumsm-sms "QT EHEIEQIL pany promoters,
ospital, Sunday is s bed Dish! for
from insomnia. ‘because the
cording to Dr. fluthrte Rankin in the
_ H . . ._
usual activities of .the weak are in-
terrupted by 1 more oss on uma
amount of repose, of; food, and of
drink,. _ '
ISLIIID FJXES
..._-. ~ y
Sir,-In a letter by. Mr. Arthur
Holland .in the Pioneer of Saturday,
Oct., 11 inet. he reiterates the sweep-
ing statement that the Island foxes
are suffering from too much inbrssd-_
ing. I challenge that statement and
ask Mr. Holland to prove it.
It is true that there are some
strains of imported foxes that
are good 'silvers and I am
free to admit that after
years of careful selective breeding on
c0||sERvl'|'|0” [HD frauded. Not only so. but they have “To pmmdiws of his compatriots and .the Island they may become equal, or
nearly equal, to ours.
Without going into the merits or
the demerits of Mr. Holland's foxes
it is unwarranted on his part to de-
cry the whole stock of Island broil
foxes in order to sell his own.
I know his statement is untrue and
defamatory. Mr. Holland is, in hon-
or bound either to prove his state-
ment or retract it.
I am, Sir, etc.,
_ ALEXANDER ROSS,
Pres. P.E.I. Fox Breeders' Associa-
tion. '
THE PIIBLICIIY l0EIt`l'
SIR,-Prince Edward Island is in
these days the land of great oppor-
tunities, whether for intending set-
tlers, investors, manufacturers, or
fishermen.
To the intending settler who pro-
poses to follow farming it offers a
number of improved farms for sale
at moderate prices. - As ls universally
acknowledged the farms of the island
Province are by far the most produc-
tive in Eastern Canada. This is de-
monstrated by the Canadian census
of 1911, which shows that of the four
principal crops, oats, wheat, potatoes
and roots the Island produces two-
thirds as many bushels as both New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia together.
The early construction of the car-
ferry to connect the Island with the
mainland, together with the stand-
ardlzlng of the gauge of the P. E.
Island Railway, undertaken by the
Canadian Government, must greatly
enhance the value of all farm lands
and farm products and increase the
now ahounding prosperity of the peo-
ple. It is therefore a good time to
purchase farm property or other real
estate in town or country in the Is-
land Province, with a view to the
inevitable advance in values during
the next few years.
The fisheries in the waters sur-
rounding the island have long been
very productive, and are capable of
being made much more so by ener-
Chateauguay's record has been as'
od of their forests ole oltll" Win! Bonton Journal. Boston Arnerionn- 1s12 Luther Hslcon (Lib.)   23a
idle or are being cultivated at a and Boston Monitor. These have, 1874 Luther Hamm (Lib_)   392
loss. This may be owing to the un- and in some instances, still are 1373 Lughep Halton (Lib.)   179
Moniague Bhck rox Ex_ suitability of the soil for cultivated studying the situation on the spot,
chulge crops or it may he, and probably is, and their ex cathedra verdict is more H37 Edward Halton (Lin)   353
_ _ due to neglect or ignorance on the trustworthy and reliable than any 1391 J_ P_ Brown (Lum _ _ _ _
__  98
C01'l'95P0ndence Sollclted par-1; of the owner, or possibly to ill-considered judgments of the journ-
1882 Edward Halton (Lib.)   til
1896 J. Brown (Lib.)  . 700
1900 Brown (Lib.)  .  4201
1.904 .Brown (Lib.)  . 464
1908 Brown (Lib.)  .  305
191]. J. P. Brown (Lib.)    42'
Now Chateauguay is no longer
."‘.‘*."
.”°f`°T°f°
gstic and systematic development.
The Lobster industry alone gives em-
ployment to 187 canning establish-
ments, while the oyster fishery, the
most important in Canada, is now
being rapidly developed under the
carefully devised measures of the
Provincial Government. Leases of
oyster bottoms for replanting and
cultivation can be obtained on fav-
orable terms.
To the manufacturer the Island of-
fers the great advantages of an un-
nxploited field, with a large and rich
body of consumers close at band hav-
ing very high purchasing power. The
lowest rate of taxation that exists
anywhere in North America, and
omparatively ,cheap fuel are among
DEQTHS nnnced by reforestation * pendent authorities who have gone ., »c
. ` . _ -amo th fithf l." It h
'  At 8 previous meeting of the Amo' into the matter are convinced that overwxhilmiiigls Cogservative lxidggllig tahrgongotiliad urilllldgdiidlligd resliiisdililongi
}‘0§"ii"A§ EM" B"“‘°“» mb Sem- °i““°“' Rmb” H°“' R' L' B°"d°“' th” '“t“'° °' '““°h°° ‘mb i’“'° ‘“`°“ Wilfrid is noe len svcn with that ns- if-he Inland may be montlonod its nr-
sa e a, uughter of the late Hugh speaking on the desirability of 3 stock is assured. We do not say the Uulous satisfaction of delented Polity tensive and valuable deposits of
Logan' Ge°rget°w"' and widow of general survey of Canada’s natural D1‘¢B€1lf» high P¢1`°9“\`»BB0 of profit will i _, I
' cans. a more victor
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the mtg Joh" Ross' Inspector 0! rce sold' "Now as between be maintained but a Very conservh yi" _*(0 ti d P Th l
' ' - ' ' . . on nue on age ree.
Schools, Kings County, P. E. Is- rem" 8' _ . When Qusb c o ‘ t i ht i '
1m,d_ the use of our soil for the forest and tive estimate is that for some years mms down adm nsiangaj; gbeurzzuzl
'~~ "- ----- the use of our soil for agriculture £0 001110, a dividend from 25 to 40 the “Intl ,, it h n
there has not been, perbgps, up to ner cent is not only possible but danny asssrezagit M ng? “sfo” 1'
r r n s po -
' svn. flsllrs
S]-|  the present, a great deal of discrim- Dracticubls where the stock has not `_ b th d ti ` I i 1 1 (The Shade of Charles Kingsley will
'S CHUHEH  
inatlon. But everyone who is gifted been "W8¢°1'°d" _and the foxes are 12:1' rad b 03:” c and mp" 8 'I B
'Canon I,-_ E_ Howinq rector of with the slightest power of observa- tht! genuine article. This has been e 0 se ‘__y___° muh ry as 8’ Wim e’
sc, Gem-56'; church Hamilton On. tion must realize that lands have attained from a pelt value alone for
' l d d ttl t d B Period of over ten ears b the _ 
150110. and Canon of Christ Church been cleare an se emen ma s y y
:“r:)l;;‘;1i1;J1;l";£_?;Bf»dClCl;.iWlll °011;i\l¢t thereon in many places in Canada Di01l€°1'€ ellgllged in the industry
° “pn ng °' Bi’ nt' where the soil 'would have been in- when it was a close corporation and It is now just 1115115 UHYB till
l lif ' St. P I' Ch h, _
:?,',,,cn,eg\;unday ‘:,l;x:_ um com flnltely more valuable if the forest fur was not of the value it is to- Th111lhBK1Vil18 DRY.
'Tug folluwlng is the list of sub, had been conserved and the annual day. Would it not be fair and hon- In this issue "]‘JTMexa“d°‘_ Ross
jects on which tlulloll I-lowitt will crop of forest produced from that est for the "knocking" journals to '
HD;l:x|;il; mornhv Oct 12 no land instead of the attempt being send special representatives to inves- mbat f ‘ _
And Seen John i°i:39_ ' ' °m° made to raise the ordinary crops of tigate at first. hand? Thatisareas- w on ues'
V3,,nd,,y e,,,,n|,,g_ och 1z__..Chr,“ agriculture. onable request to make, and we may Then, has been more business done
,Three Appenrlngs," 1-Ielirews 9:24-28, Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, at assure them that every facility will 1,, foxes during the put week th D
Monthly '2V°llll'|§-"1'iin and its Con- the same meeting, said in the course bn EWG" them. as has been given t u R
°°q"e"°”"' R°"‘“"" 752443- of his address: "I wish your Conven- others to prosecute their investiga- A any me since Jnnuary when the
.'l‘uesdoY evening-"'RePentanc9." ~ ld 1 tt ti t n M ' ,th th h . Dani,” deal was ““°°°“i““Y Put
Acts 7_30_31_ tion won gve a en on o le ons w oroug ness and satis- througm Money is pouring into the
Wednesday aven,ng_ii5-aith »» John suggestion made by my right honor- faction. Islam] for invest e t
azis. ' shls iricnd, the Primo Minisecr, when ws have ns sympsenv with gsm- mludm Scot, "fi" "°'“ ““ Pam'
"|`h111‘Hlll1Y 0V¢1li1lZ"*"Th€ I'l'0dlK11l'n he suggested that there should be o. bling in -stocks or in any other K ai: 1..
.i . .
n°"""`"' L“k° 1514' _V __ _ survey of the whole country made to thing. It is a curse to be avoided Foxes are not so expansive as
Friday evening Confesslng
Christy. Romans 10.9_w_ distinguish what is forest land and as we would avoid the Devil himself. pearls in spite of the high price at-
gnndny n,(,,-ning' Oct 19_-»A,,_ what is tillable soil." Ill H0 happens the Silver Fox Indus- tained. The largest pearl known is
aurange, Romans 8:31. H While such s survey would be of Uv |188 Proved a most astonishingly two inches long and four round and
5”" QIY °"@1.1i1\Z._ OCC. 19- Rngen- little value in this province, the for- profitable lndustry for the Island; is said to be worth $300,000-or ten
“atm” ' Joh” 3'3`7' est; lands being privately owned, and so far the millions earned have pairs of Island foxes.
I th ft C H Witt in much could still be done along the been distributed amongst the Island- ---
uvg th‘;_!;o1T:,',IyT;; Blixgiln Rel;di,,g,,Y_ lines suggested, during the process ers. The money is in circulation The' Q“°b°° Cit“°11l C°11\ml¢¢°°»
Monday-"The Bible and How to of stripping the remaining forest now. Every commercial traveller which is 013511121118 B 11011111191- 450
"hd iff' - areas. Much more could be done by visiting the Province knows it; and P"°'“i°|` B°"d°“» t0 h° KWBD 011 060
~ .. . ..
_w'§'u!¢;gg(1liy-__"I’IrIaycr. t 0 reforestation, and mlich of the land the optimism 'for the future is nn- 0b" 22» |15! 0141011000 nn invitation
sim.. ay ow 0 venom” now lying idle could be made, in bounded. No matter how seemingly f0 311' Wilfrid Lallriol' t0' hn D1‘6l0nt
"p|»,n|~5day_~H¢,|y (g0m,nun|0n_" time. to yield valuable crops of lum- impossible the thing may bs, the rs- in MB ¢BIlB°i¢!» M. P- f01' Q\l0h°l-‘~
Friday-"The Future Life" or "Life ber. turns prove conclusively that those E“°¢_- 1* Wm h° i“*'°1'°'¢lDl ff0 110%
“ft” D°°¢\1-" I At the Experimental Station in having the goods have scooped in the 'hot Will he f-ho "Ply C0 f-hlf “Wi-
'Afternoon meetings at 4 o'clock. Ch
arlottetown, one of the sights gold. As yet it has been no gamble, tntlvn.
Evening meetings at 7.80. ____
;. that _attract visitors, and one per- and we trust never will be. It “"6 to N “id mom, “apt bm
   . » is the row of some three hundred the management of the newly organ- ' - ~
 f °'n°"n ’f'm°'“°° “"° ”°" '°m if tries of different varieties, planted ized Fox Breeders' Association 1
neoomrss ashlee -:ooo , _ W X
',_.§Ai~;¢.r gf. nf gn,” guffnnoln ne |n",ng\',;:, and nurisd from infancy to tree- to do all in their Power to V _` 1 a -_ I   ` '
'_  .. in the United Drug Store, the mann- hood, toservs as an object lesson in pr-"cnc gh, ||,¢n¢¢;-y \,,\n¢ _ _ ‘ __ O S _ `
0|-\B|l0118es Mr I-Iollands to mortal
pleflse forgive and forget).
Syd Fisher went sailing away from
his home,
Away from his home on a bright
fall day,
He thought not of all his supporters
in Brome,
His heart was soset upon Chateau-
guay:
l For men must work
Lest Laurier weep,
Foxx; blow in Quebec
_Wh d put him to sleep,
A long deep sleep in the gloam-
ng!
Sir Wilfrid looked out from his con-
ning tower,
And his two fleet units swung with
the tide,
And he said, "I am certain of get.
ting to power,
If onildy Syd Fisher may sit by my
B e_..
So they set to work, ,
To work with a will, _
For the Laurier name
Is a magic one still,
Though in lanes of defeat he's
_ roaming!
Tbreel dead oéles lay out on the shin-
ng san s,
Wheée the old Bt. Lawrence laves
ha eauguay, '_
And "hs of the white plume " was
wringing his hands
Andd weeping the night of election
sy: ~
For Lfaeksnsie King f
Warone of the slain,
'And Rudolph Lemieux,
Who would ne'er, speak again,
`Aud Fisher who would not stay
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RESULTS ol'
The Great-.West Story
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inf'
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ave provided six pens for boarding good Sill er
h
Black Foxes.
This is an excellent opportuniiy for the men
who have one or two pairs and no ranch'
Veterinary Surgeon, A.C. Lundie, spends his
whole time at the Rauch looking after the foxes.
Hon. Charles Dalton also gives most of his time
to the Ranch and the Feeder has had five years ex- .
perience
The Ranch is watched night and day.
Terms on application to
W. B. Pll0WSE,
2062 10 llilltf
Manager.
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Heating Stove
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mg stoves. Our line is com- .-
p_lete, showing stoves in all
sizes and styles prloed most
reasonably. _
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