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Wi rw ofrhggiegtusefii 1 wird
from _the _uk Of Your medieine
I"`r~u»l-4-lever", nad: frm /ni;
form. I ans s great sufmr for
mny years from Nerves: H¢ad¢¢/W
aodC01ulafah'on. Itried sygqehinz,
°°“““°d d°°*°|'5i but nothing
_ loomed to help me until I 1;;-|93
"Fruit-l-¢lvel".
Ui" “UW mvenl boxes, I im
¢°IlP|e#ely relieved ot' these ti-whim
and have been unusually well ever
linoe". Miss ANNIE WARD,
lille. sbox, 6i'or $2.50, trial gin, gm
Li all dealers or nent postpaid by
Fruit-A-tives Limited, Ottnygl
'Dun
lt’s a good day's work the
day you leave off strong
start on "ROYAL MINT."
A mild yet full-bodied
tobacco that bums to the
bottom of the bowl without
sting or waste. ltwill blow
the whistle with you every
time. Try it Next Shift.
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A wurmn in each packet. 41
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in Centro of Shopping _
250 Rooms j
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and Business District in
arly ot' the mines ot' Mexico. ln 1911
axe price during -1913 had been a lit
tie over 27d. per ounce, and at that
time it was the general impression ot
ounce was liliely to remain 'indefinite-
lya fair price, ln view ol’ the regular
known demand, whether for coinage
or lor use in the arts. 'i`he'actual
proizress ot' events has upset all such
calculations as may be seen (rom the
following quotations which arc taken
Causes of the Rise.V
Rt-fore tlie close ol' itll-1. iiilei' the
outbreak ot' war, the price bud drop-
ed about ld. below the quotntion in
1 /
June. lt was not until 1915 was fairly ' _ - _ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' 1
advanced that the s net-_ze for old be- .
mm on Mcoun, 0|- pgymems bygthe AL is the final date for receiving the »--\
lies to America und that more silver Fume' mm" club* “hm mv" th” “d` _ 
currency hnd to be put in circulation "mage ‘wer "WSG that °"5““iZe mb U J 1* u ,y ,, v "_ "' _,,,..,,..,........._..... ..-_.i....... ii..  \
me limwd Kmg,_|0m_ France and er in that they have the pick of the _ -_ ______/ _° ` ' V
best horses Good stnllions that are ' » . _ _ _ ,_/_ |‘ "1 il\°\\\\| |"\-||-  i\\~~-1 ‘ti vu' U-~
ussia; while India having to be rul- _ - `~ _ _
V ed om from ,he Qounhies to which not hired early are invariably routed ""'*' 0/""""’
gold wus permitted to flow, begun to 9011>’ in the yenizhthus laite-comtei; /T'
oncentraite on imports ol silver in
mounted to 223,900,000 ounces) main-
owing to the disturbances in Mexi~
o, which previously, with about il0.~
00,000 ounces, was the largest pro
Llcer. Bun it was still about 110.- `
00,000 ounces in 1918.
Restrictive Measures Necessary.
In 1917 the chief feature was still
b tl
the large continuous purchases y ie
indian Govcrnrnt»-nt. chiefly inet by sal-
es from Chiriii. whence 219 million _
_ounces were sent. ilu: the demands
lol' the Royal Mint, Front e. Russia and
lttuly were also constiinx, :ind on the
United 'itntes joining the Allies in
pril these were- i`ui-ther increased.
estrictions had to be placed by india
n ie e lo p
rivzttc acroimt, also on the export ol'
lver from the United States, and
om Great Britain, to Scandinavia and
ulland. At the end ot' the year the:
eneral belief among inurket' experts-V
tis thot in 1918 the demand would bei
ss keen. As it fact. business wus
 senstitionol that yeiirt with spells -
:ictunl duliness in the uiurkct, but
is wus mainly owing to new restric-
tiiu nit»:isure,_<_ .-\t the openinl; oi' thc
.ur thru \\'iis it |`u1'tl1er rise from 12 lnci't_>usr in S110-F’-ll >-lll3l'kl‘llUF9 V9 “(59 Chlpman-H0lf0n Knitting C0 Iillllféd l{3l"Illlt0!l Ont.
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"7-`;-`-.___ *¢""_- -  / __ I-211. ul the end oi’ Dec-emher. to -l5‘ tho average of good lambs by about 1 ., . , ,
* 7 "  ` ‘~€`_"~_ _` I _ _ three- rents per pound, ln the case ‘
F _ '  -Hf_1,{,_ . _ rt-_port that thi- Vniteil States (;overn~§_of hogs it is of soiric interest to note '
‘ '  '1 ._ .,|",l!5i'.-, ’ ment intcntled to conimiintleer the may the may-kot for -hogs during Oc-
. _ish  ilil‘}‘_1_tt\ -whole .-\inei'it_~an output and fix the, wb"-_ dgspiip the heavy marketing 4 _ l __  V _ V_
fo '.‘ll'l__%'_¢T__F :_ ‘E - ` ~"*‘||l=*il l'l`ii'@ “Y $1 Del' 0lll1<'“§ bl" W t that period was lower by only one
J -'_"i,i,;;,_._;-`="‘ft‘ _ !' *_-_ _-" _ ' `_` _:_ - when this tvas nut done the London \ 1 Wirth cents when compared p
"_'}'_ _:__ A ` _ price (leclinctl to 12 |»2d. in l"vb\'uur_\' nl one ‘ ‘ A
- ._ °"_iln~.__
-itil. i»au'l_\‘ in |iin\i:ii'_\' owinl: lo the
and Ma rcli,
Maximum Price Fixed in 1918. 1
in April, 1918, the possiiu: ol' the
i `Pittiuan Act by the l'nited Staler'
Congress, |r_\' which the selling oi' 350
million .~lil\'i»r dollars from the Wash
 ---__=_--is--_;<_~-:._i_~-1-_:_-_-it  f. it Hosisiav rote. iNr/\NTsANo colonized -_
et price. l.ondon`s being nmde t
<.oi'i‘t-:~'pont‘l to New Y0rlt's, according
to the 1-xclmnge, and from -.Way 2 till
the end oi' 1918 there were only tive
ranges in the London quotation,
weigm ui'i§é?e2§i§g`2`i1li§iR,"ififiiiéiii
.._._,.. s. . . . -»~~ u
ii penal offence to melt. down silver
LIVE STOCK NOTES
_,to Horse Bieeding which went. into
operation in 1915 has steadily grown
tn favour among breeders. That the
scheme is popular is quite evident
of clubs, w_liicli is prlinii facie evid
ence that good result are being ab
from u recent issue oi' the London “mem
Times. ln 1913, the average price oi The Chief of the Home music” of
silver quoted in London was 27 9-16d.; the Live stock Branch reports that
in 1914 it was 25 5-16d.:' in 1915, 23 already requestq are comin in for
ll~`l6d.: in 1316. 31 5-16d.; ln 1917.40 ` g
7-8d.; in lui . -ll' 9-16d.; and on Octo-_ necessary forms required when amp
ber 3. 1919, the price quoted was 64
l~4tl._ the highest since .\la|'i‘l1, 1859. ting a club' The new booklet for nw
Federal Assistance booklets a-nd the
year 1920 is now ready for distribu-
tion Districts intending to form'
clubs should write for ii supply of
these -booklets immediately. Those
that start. early get the work of or-
ganization over during the slack sen- _
so and are then iemy to send Ap
plications in before April lst, which
are forced to tnke w at are eft
lheree years, as in -now -the common
practice in Scotland.
The total sales or live stock at
_ Canadian Stock Yards during the first
ten months of the present year show_
an increase of 114,500 cattle, 45,800
calves, 191.000 sheep, and an decrease
of 6,600 hogs when compared with
sales during the same period of 1918.
A very large percentage with the
increase during the period mentioned
was runde during the months of Sep-
tember and October, while the total
sened by the heavy marketlngs during
the two months referred to.
Durl-ng the month of October there
was an increase ln live stock snles of
6,100 bead of cattle, 15.500 calves, 3,~
of the famous wen. tl _ xi rt or lm 'ort of silver on 451 1105** and 70-049 Sheep- whim c°m`
pared with the sales during the same
month ot' 1918. Despite the increased
volume of cattle, the average price_
on good weights and quality steers
was only one cent per pound less than
the average for -the some class of cat-
tle during October, 1918, while the,
average soles of good quality calves-
wert- made at three quarters of a
ccnt tibove the average obtaining dur-
ing 0t:toiJt\_t'. 1918. Thi- tremendoug
ci
m§_wED
me molith ol 1918
Aside from the problem ol the scar-
city oi feed, the comparison as shown
between the volume of receipts and
market prices warrants confidence
in the live stock 1ndus_U':~'- -
here they can be easily found tn the
dark. lint I delay putting them on as
long an possible. I feel no strain,
though people with different lefects
might do no. but rather the sort of
Pitoiiissioiii Guns        
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Dr' K' W° McKlnn0n l‘1'a\li8n1;'on `Febrli\i1:t\'; 21 lsgen the Lon- b"lghf'““d'b_e”“m“l f°e"“5'" ‘f'l“;:‘
decrease in hogs was appreciated des- ‘
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it 1 "
coins. and it may become necessary  ' - »
tha “\‘°c°rd" production or 22s.192,92s to pass some auch lestsiauon in Can. _ _ _
ounces had been reached. The aver~ ada. ' _V 5 ,i
market experts- that about 27d. pei The policy of Federal Assistance fi
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'toes cosy and warm; to protect with- li-
out chaimgythere is nothing quite so  
good as the soft wool from Australian _
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lambs.
Only_this wonderful wool is used in Little Darling _
Stockings”-the finest _stockings ever made for infa-nts. -
Little Darling Hosiery is made in many styles and
colors; sizes up to seven years; heels and toes are silk.
Little Daisy Hosiery for older children up to twelve
years. The same fine yarn and the same close knit- Q
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nyment for its large trade balance in $150 amongst the h°‘”5°5 hired ‘ale .
xporis, And it wus not till about that most °f me animals D0" “P 1° the \ O     I  1 I
l<`f~bruary. 1916, that these incieaslng l‘9l1Ul!`“d_ 'smndard _*"9 mlllld. hence ‘ ,_ u y 1 C  _,
demands took the price above the thel iidi;`iVsi2!l:)il1V3fed%iVrnclVrtI1’;-lg :Sy igieels | - f  . k, . V _ _ VV
1913 level, As with other commodit- ear Y. ll ll ' 0 1 h k 1 l
  ' ii’-9- the cause or the rise was parity 'matter of time when the best horses  C 1 SQ   t    e ‘
° diminution of supply, but for more the WUI be hired at 19115! 0118 Year allelld.
increase in demand. World produc- Und. in _HIBUY cases, lW0 and ‘N011
tion had declined since 1913 (wheuit
ting; reinforced at heel and toe.
You should be able to buy ci//zer of t/zese ji-ne sfoc/eings at guy good ,
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iso ri u the ment vein- B“°1 ef °“° ° ° ' 5” * l_T R D.
ff ` .Q
ith the average print* during the . V '
N ee
oil for l`urV1er put" ii .' _ . - Sam H wearer of glasses; use _ _V __ _ I _ A _
ed SI“"""` F"°`“°"-url. M *.1 1'" mlnce '° be one of 'hose Dc0Dle who took their ‘ _ :_ V .
"`l’l““"' ‘_h"'"' TNS' 0' "°“"S€' Sent spectacles oil' after getting into lied at -  I
e, _ , _ _ __ . _ _
Tl the rV\Viinlin\1m vsoild p_iici~ otV sl'l\‘0r4 n a d ul mem on before geumg \\\ 
ie lltitlsli .ind Aniexitnii t.o\ein o;glh1lnt1]lle=‘0lning_ ‘sim keep ‘hem `
` mi-nts next imposed it maximum mai; W *Ai ` __,.-»-- *
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VETERINARY SURGEON' (on\ m“l1:il1lT;idiilii'1 tres vile/ifetalten me M “HY Tale- 19“"i“5 0" my '
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on 'nity 11 io ssc. ri-om that point Hvect- “HS that one generally
_ utter some fluctuations in the interval.. DI GI entered “'l)}°t IEW" ll? ai h\i\‘l‘Y alll! “ll
. me rise again begun in sepggmtm-_V m asses. awares. oun it practcally us good
McLean & McKlnn0n and has culniinated for the present on _ 10 was my specs with soap when 1
October 3 to ii-limi., though reacting Many habitual spectacle wearers washed my face, and they_gen_erai'ly
o n for days without cleanin their retained it preventative film tlirough
Barrlsterl, Attorneys-at-Law again about lil. the following week. S 0 _ _ g _
Office, Royal Bank Building Hlléfriaclos. until they begin t° ‘”0I\dPr UUE lilo day. That _is_t1l right in cold
gh r| “gg p E |||;nd Effect, °f Hggh p,-ic" what is wrong with -their eyes. Then weather. but for summer days -the op-
ao own  .. . . .
». ~ - they clean the middle of the lenses poslte kind of treatment is needed.
l°orBritnin`s own domestic currency and start again. The slightest solid Perspirailoii and dirt cloud every.
J D Stewart K C purposes lt is necessary to bear in BDECR in H10 Hinge Ol Vision is ii lmdys glasses theu._ps you may see
‘ ° ° ’ ° ' mind that at 66d. per ounce, or only real discomfort. Hnlf-trnnapnrentf by glancing sideways through the
iv. i'urtlii=r rise ol' about 2d. or 3d. lt dirt that we remain unconscious ot lenses of people you overtake. For
Newsom Block, Charlottetown
Branch Office, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real Estate.
Morson  Duffy
Barrister: ami Attorneys
a°"'l“°"' 8°"°I'°' “"4 N°t°"y P“°"°' would begin to pay to meltdown Eng- has a very fstlgulng effect on the this there is n simple remedy in a
V ilsli silver coins and sell them _us eyes. - touch of ammonia, in the water they
- - _ -_  _ Personally l can‘t stand the sugges- nre -washei ln."
- - ~ ~ ' . ' - lion of a piece of wash leather. A bit ---__.._‘__._.._
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada.
MONEY TO LOAN.
tho existing sihoi coinage out ot clr
culation, and compel the Government
either to mint something different or
niet.il This would iesult in dining
to substlt_utVe,paaer_ notes. .To offset
4|---1'-ér' -gl-g
orsolt tissue piiper lasts a long time. THE BECOMING ‘ L '
I used to buy preparations warranted- __ Tu, LE TURBAN
to keep glasses from straining when V The tulle turbnn is on the top wave
ol popularity just now, and no wond
er, for it is so pretty and so easily
fashioned, and the softness of the
tulle makes it very becoming. Among
the prettiest of these turbans ure
those in brown shades,
Usually brown satin is used for the
entire itat though now and then
l _
georgette 'is employed. The tulle of
the exact shade as the hat material
is swatherl around the crown in
Turkish fashion. several thicknesses
being rolled into a sort of scarf and
drawn around _the crown. A variation
treatment .s seen in the close fitting
turban with a soft crown und no brim.
At the sides a circle of the tulle has
been wired and left outstanding to
give a. wide flare around the hnt.
1 Minlrd's Llnlment used by Physician-i
WITH THE PRINCE!"
t‘i<`rom the Toronto Telegram.)
From Kingston comes #L tale of the
girl who utter the dunce in which
she had been the Prlnce‘s partner was
offered ii cigarette by His Royal High.
ness. _
_ "No, thank you," she said, " l don't
smoke."
"Do you -mean you don't smoke in
public?" nsltetl the Prince.
“No. slr," was the answer. “l mean
I doii`t smoke ut nil-l don’t believe
in it."
"There are fi great many others
like you," said _the Prince, and then
with a smile he -threw his own- cig-
arette away.
That Canadian society has adopted
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the continental fashion which PW'
Ps the cigarettes to women Kuests il
quite evident. But lt. was noticed at
the Hamilton ball that the on-ly part-
ners of the Prince who Milled him ill
a cigarette between dances' were W0
young matrons, Mrs. Billy Southlm
and Mrs. Allan- Youns.
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'outdo even the Royal Mace .Pl1\‘i'
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prince!" _ V
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“l have forgotten the suiiiect." ff'
plied the pessimistic person. “but l
suspect lite motive must be fevenlt-
:Jt least l cnn‘t see any o her reason
or it.' '
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