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send a Rhoto Taken by
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Photographs of all sizes, films to
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I Moderate prices
Personal attention to Amateur
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BUCKWIIEAT FLOUR
, _ ~ ,_
the good old fashioned
kind fresh and sweet, try
some. -
Graham Flour
_ Our GRAHAM FLOUR ,_
is pronounced the best =
made. ,We supply the 3
best grade of hard wheat
which is ground by the
-ri BEST MILLER in the
PROVINCE. Just try it. _
Island Made Floni' `
Made from choice im'
portedthard wheat, sup'
erior to imported flour.
You will like it, and use-
no other, sold in any
' quantity. °
ROLLED OATS, OAT-
MEAL, R YE FLOUR,
T A B L E CORNMEAL,-~
~ CORN FLOUR,- TABLE
SHO_R'IS~ (excellent for
porridge).
‘Phone us yourorders,
prompt delivery.
I' CARTER  C0. LTD.
Queen Street '
Flour and Food Store
_Pllorrsslolhu Clutos
Dr. K. W. McKinnon
VETERINARY BU RGEON.
Office, 189 Kent Street.
Opposite Moreli Hotel. Phone 784
. J. D. Stewart, K.C.
Barrister, Beiloltor andii Notary Public.
Newsom Bleek, Charlottetown.
Branch Office, Georgetown.
Money to Lean on Real Estate.
S. S. I-Iessian
Barrister, Belioitor, Notary Publio, etc.
t MONEY T0 LOAN t '
Montague .|. .:. P. E. Island
"__ Mors_on & Duify
Barrlsters and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada.
MONEY T0 LOAN.
McLeod__& Bentley
W. E. Bentley, K.C.
_ Barrister and _Attorney-at-Law
MONIY T9 LOAN.
office -- Bank __of  8. Chambers
McLean & McKinnon
larrletors, Atterney;:t»Law
office, Royal lank ildlnp
Charlottetown .. ._ .. 'P. _l. stand
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ssnntiw, souumi. loisrr enum
_I lousy to Len- - , .
01-ues'  _oauio news.
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v-o-e-e-O-e-e'+:++o-o+e-eve-0-O-0-0-e4+O-0
-~"T PAYS to our ln ull. rfovlnfoié"
_ ,..*ANNANoAL¢. l' ' -
msrksbly ln-nk tns;s.ii\pyii:_nisvi: Af
M. .Morrow ls loading the largoigdyf.
ooner Hazel Dell for Sydney. She
takes between live and six thousand
blllhels.-‘Ml~. E. McFarlane and sou
ha; iust_ finished Cspt.- Wcsthovers
{,°l?1°"°' *md 'IS |0ldlng the schooner
_htl _;l_na of Newfoundland, lr had been
9 5805! l‘UH_h of potatoes for so_nle
time. There were over twenty teams
i°“dS “`f1iii!iH Ht one time. The stock
S0_¢*mS to be cc-ming out very gdgd,
W ‘ll n few exception.--r»lsssrs 1.- _
Flliihes & Co., are loading zrachoorlel
rorm Halifax at the Launching wharf.`
- he new road masters are on their
_iob.- Mr. J. R. Robsrtson,‘ Mr. Al-
len Mc-Cor_m'ack and Mr. E. Mclbonald
-Mr. Ernest Dingweil, Mr. G. Me.
Dlliitlid and IM'r. Harold McDonald
lfilt for Boston on Monday the 17th.-
li- IS l‘0Dol'ted that Mr.. Cameron Mc-
Donald returned soldier, is about sell-
ing the farm that he purchased recent-
ly to Mr. J. H. Dingwell, Little Pond.
Mr. Patrick 'Morrison and Mr. Ste-
i~‘llen McDonald, Launching, were in
the village on Tuesday on a business
UID.-Mr. James Duncan. Br., Poplar
POIHI. was at Howletts Mill on Tues
lilly hauling in lumber.-Mr. Alex
McDonald, (irc-ve Pine. was inthe Vp.
logo last week on a business trip; also
Mr. Vincent McDonald, Cape Spray.
~Mr. Smith. Dundas. wus down to
Little Pond recently on a business
U`iD--*Mlm James Banks, Annandale,
haul the misfortune of losing thres
fine _pigs that he was fattening o littlr
While ago. Cause not known.-The
school at the Village is getting along
ni<=ely.under the charge or Mr. Mur-
phg. There is u very good attendance
KEEP APPLES EASILY BV BURV»
ING iN PIT
One of the most supcesslul way-s
-lf KWDIHE alillles is to pit or bury
The fruit during 'the llate fall, ao-
ccrding to borticulturlsts at the Ohio
Experimental Station. It is necessary
o prevent premature'rlpening as much
as possible before burying thc
apples, and for this reason it is best
_tg _t_i_e_fer lpicking until the fruit begins
D ._ _,
'i‘he_most successful Yay of making
a pit ls to select a wel drained spot
lcep. The apples are /placed in this
plt and covered with straw as tht
Weothel' sets colder. Not until tht
temperature falls to about 20 degrees
ls it necessary to cover the heap witl:
ilrt. At this time 3 or 4 inches of dirt
.and another layer of straw protect:
the apples from heavy freezing and
the last covering of dirt is applletl
when the extremely cold weather be
gilns. The pit does not need ventilll
t On.
-Some varieties of apples. like Bel
Davis and Russet_, keep best in a pil
and their quality is improved b;
burying. _
""“£__-'slim
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Women’.s Laced Boots
Worth $5 and $6
- Reduced -to '
$2.95 ` L

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SIZES
_ 2, 2'/3, 8, 8% and 4
Only 100 pairs oi’ high grade
boots made in patent and kid
leotller with cloth tops.
only
Rubbers to fit  85::
Bymail10¢`extra.
Alley _ at eo. ul.
euuosooeooiooes
You Know
'That we operate the o
Q Lens Grinding Plant* o
3 E. Island ?
g That we employ a skilled ll
»Surface Grinder, and are G
adaily ip-lndin% from the O
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zglilliatecizliliiisds of lenses?
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Tbnse are facts, which ¢
:mean a good desl_ to they
¢Glsss wearing publlc, doing 5
gswsy- with the annoying a
gdeiays caused by sending e
5 away for special lenses.
° Sen? your 2111339! in bil;
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lpooooooao
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° 'll t them bac
ggisjiriptlgfuandgiir perfect con
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* Call in and look over ou
3 plant. _
SG; F. Hutcheso
Sects and the mounting of insect. col
Iectlona has become an imlportant part
lecting and preserving insects an src
tfincular No. 12 "Directions for Col-
lecting and Preserving insects" has
5 1'
.lbtained free upon -alppiieriition to the
Publications Branch, Department of
l\griculturé'. Ottawa. 'lt indicates con-
cisely some of the most essential tes-
‘ures in connection with the collect
lon of insects, and aims to' arouse an
'nterest for intelligent collecting of in-
sects. Insectsare very delicatecrcu-
lures and unless the greatest of cure
is observed in both collecting and
packing for shipment un otherwise
valuable collection may be rendered
practically worthless from both the
aesthetic and the scientific stand-
point.
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CAN THE COCKERELB
the farm- .s are needed for fnmilv
he age of three or four months, and
not allowed to pass the latter age.
'i‘hey deteriorate in delicacy as they
:-each maturity. Canned nt the right
age they give cheaper meat than they
lo when kept, fed and slaughtered us
needed.
Culls from the family yard, young
und old, should not he all sold, lie-
lzause both “masters” and pot ples
ire as delicious to the members of
he family where the poultry has been
frown as they are _to those who have
usually bought at stores
'I
All Sizes and Qualities »
_ _ _ _ _ _ i .5 '__~;__-_,.'_;_,_, _ . _. _ __
‘» -.'1'_wo czwre Pen wono each _r fi  ‘ ,  ' ‘  l
,'i1\!¢.l'l.ion for stivertislns in't.his col- I '  ' _ _ _ _ _ '~ _ _ ,__.~ ~..» _
alma. Cash must accompany order » ' ~_‘ _ ' __  ___-.__ -5;? ‘ N
in imum charge twenty iivd cents.  `
. ii*
_7131lffiffffiilfff If _IIADY MADE col\7ii;LETE DRESS LININGS- 0-  
assi: .o.;‘:..:f.l.“.°.::.‘;‘l.:':;°,:.':.'l‘.:':: *“A`RE A REVELATION TO DRESSMAKERS 
lpeclalized ln agriculture 'have learn- _ ` "_f,' ' ` , I I ~ ~ .- i » 
‘ed something of the methods ol col- _.._,` _ d _ t, ld h D L_. _ I
_ 1 <1 . -  ' ' ' ~ va ln o on _ ` l I are o
tnommg the interest of their pupils tor they SQIVG lime, lal‘i0l` and m0fley iii. making IIGW PCSSCS Oi' I'6i'i0 g BS l 686 TCSS il 1128 _
.ln,zl.l.._ fssolnsilns subnet. In ,order great mater-ialuse and convenience to those who make their_own dressej, i'or they provide a perfect fittinglin-ip?__;___
§_‘,’,,,,‘f§§,§‘ ,‘,,“§,1§,,§,§§f_'°“§_,n‘;f5_§§,°0‘;',’g‘n§ OF EXCELLENT QUALITY AND STANDARD at a considerable sa mg compared wnh the cost of: matcrga
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been prepared ny J. H. Monunnougli, _ ' A . Finished with the best of care and supplied with rustproof __ V `
M. A.. Ph. D.. Tilis' ci lar ma ' b ‘_ ' tape_ hooks and eyes_
l l l F _ _ 1 I 1
_Save Cutting, Sewing and Waste
_ For Sale in Charlottetown
Notion Coun_t_ers_oi’ Péoévse Bros, Moore & Mel eod, Holman's
olnc air tewart, Brace McKay & Co.
_ ~ The man Ifaclurers guarantee perfect satisfaction in fit and ‘
FOR WINTER USE '
____ _ _ » l wgrkrnanship-otherwise mon y back without argument ‘ "
miiliihyis iioiiiteguilitfcliiéritiiil Ziigwian ti: l Write for particulars to Manhattan Dress Lining Co., Inc. 406 Sixth Avenue. New York City
at
Ltd ~
use .n..l...g me wi....,._ ' - Lady epresentatives ‘wanted to visit the Dressmaking Trade _ ._
(lockereis are ag good “masters” us: _
lny other when permitted to' reuclll ' - l " AW'
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f CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
lButter. . . . . . . .

-Potatoes  . ..  .
Oats thus.) .
Pork   _.......... 18
Turnips  .......--  50
Those who buy in the fall frequent
'y can for winter use. They do this
*o save expense, and get a goodiflovo'
md have thc meat ready when need
ed. Full :ind winter are aways, -in a
general way, the best time for canning
\l`l meats because the housewife has
‘nore time to work at these things -
han she has at harvest tllne. '
The increase of nlilk prodllction
‘owerlng oi’ the farm cost of milk and
the increase in the meat production
of the country, depends to no incon ‘-
aiderable extent upon the. quality o'
uasture tlllt the animals enjoy. A‘ as
in fibre can be produced only wller
the grass makes reasonably l‘apil`
irowth. This comes as in result of r
_:coil supply of plant food.
___¥___L__..
Vlinard’s Liniment Cures Diatemne-'
Eggs,doz . . . . .
  65 I
Dats, bush (buyers price)  90
day,toll__...... . . . .
..........$23.00
Potatoes.. ..  95
l‘urnlps  ... .  ..
Pork  -_  ..  18
Zhickens _-.. ._ ....00-$1.00 I
Geese  . .....$2.35-3.50
Ducks  . .. ......._-.$1.3Q-2.00
Straw . .. ..  $10
sounls MARKETS
Butter  °
Eggs ..._ .. ..  .. 
Oats  .. 
new -h
.fooemgov
Turnips  .......-- 2
Pork  .. 
S
Monraous MAnl<E1's
Butter . . . . . . . . . . . .
-_  48_ B
Eggs.. . . 56
to
Q
Potatoes . .   90 L.
MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS
nhtterlb. . . _ . _
   so
Eggs _-.... ..  ... . . 58
Pork ._ . . -   18
Potatoes  .....-__ 90
allowing the bees collected on his cup
to drown!
40 1904 Ralsuli captured and held for
ransom a wealthy traveller froln the `
following account o fthe chief is told
hy ills former captive:
natural motives for dislike. Raisull
was at once so gracious and dignified,
not to us only, but to his own willd
land clan In the olden times.
point as though he .bad been born in
County Gnlway itself. In fact, I dis- _
overed to lmy consternation that I ' __ , ‘
was beginning to like the man in spite - 'Auctlon Sales Take Place Three Tllnes Each Y"‘¢`l.['
of m natural resentment. ‘
and make an excavation 8 to 10 inch” ‘lought them from these poultry yards. »K|1Ua11il Pond' and the mutchlesfl _ Everyone knows that some hens lay
pools ln the woollell=:lcnSaw\m<\P\1h PnEvEN'rlNa Mo1"rl.eo BUTTER. much butter tnun orliors, but not '°"‘”‘~
olo, Mukawuo. Around the charm of _
her DGTSOH as She SUS wmbmg her Mottles are caused ,primarily by an time ol' equipment to figure out the
wealth of golden tresses ut the edge uneven tllsrrlbutlon or sale in the but ex or diff I,
f ~ a erence etween a good layer
oi' some blllhillg D001 are WOVBH maI_\Y`ter. T-his may be produced by insut~ and a Door one Professor M C
M ` n
'I llilif IOTSOWHI “Ui mil( Wie- ncient working of the blltter Or by Horner. head ot the Poultry Depart
some ofthe latest ones she IS !'€D'-lied churning, washing, and working it at ment, Manitoba Agricultural College,
o have lllred two men at diiierentla very mv, tempe,-atm-9, or by wash. has some very startling figures in
times on Ll merry 0111136 Only 10 S69 ing or working it at a temperature this connection as s result of using
______.___._..__ her disappear in one or llnolhef Of the _several degrees higher or lower than trap nests und keeping careful ree- layer*
*BSD '~'i@f1I"W“iel` DUNS among me the CHUYUIHE I€l1li>eI‘i\l'Ul`0- ords. ,ln one season, out of 325 pul» _
wooden glcns of Pilhuo. O1le,_a docl- When tiielllliintily of butter made lets there were a hundred that laid f
01', ended llii HIIIIIGSS Wllnfleflngs 'O ill one churning is nluch less than over 100 eggs. Of these there were
ter glenwood hnllnts by becoming A usual. it is necessary to work it fl 25 that lultl over 175 and four that
paralytic. the other, ll \voodcuttl>.l'. greater number Of l'eV0l\lti0nS Of the laid over 200. Of the remaining hens
lever ceased to describe the charmsmhurn than usual in 0,-der to pro. that laid less thu" 100 eggs’ there
ure ration high in portein and ‘Ion Of me "W0Hdel‘f'-ii WOUWU with lhe duce the salme results on\the butter. were some that laid only three.
3010611 hair." always able to elude' Extremely low temperature of cllur- Thor-0 wer-no even rwr, thu; did not
~s   "-- --S  _ , -me-;~.=-:u~':=.=e 3-*I ;__. ~"4'
I
A HAWAIIAN IDOL 'under ,1‘-rovt-l-uiion all betrayed d dltlong the temperature of the wash
____ 'superior cllarncter. water should be the some as or witlliu
A female i-Llol iu u fairly good state "He IS. in NCI. a born leader and 2 deg. of that ot the buttermilk.
of preservation was recenuy .foundiwith a certain statesmunllke quality
concealed in the earth in Huwnii. lt He deplored the condition of his coun-
is supposed to be that of Kihawahine, try, the many d_eels_ ofhviolence and How To TELL YOUR
lile Undine Maui myths. Her haunts the bi00fi S0 U90 055 Y S €ll~ BEST |_AyER5_
ire the springs at Paukuknlo, the ,
lazy hens. 2.-Poor layers molt\ early
in the summer. 3.-They remain on
the roost lutq in the 'morning and go
back early in the evening. Good 1ay~.
ers, on the other hand, are bright,
vigorous, active hens, working and
scratching all day long. As a rule,
heavy layers molt into in the season,
ll
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everybody wllo keeps hells has the
iv*
` HOW HENS CATCH COLD
in eptember, or even as late us Oc
There are many important points
to note in selecting good layers such
as as the fact that in yellow-legged
breeds, poor layers have legs of a rich
_ yellow while 'the good layers have
legs of a paler; faded yellow. in
heavy layers. too, the pelvic bones
are much farther apart than in poor
tis Plnlblnve. Illll Pvel' \l@HC0nmg him ning, washing, and working should be in .ru » Q 5 -nr du,
~ _ y ' y cs
on to her lair among tile _VIHGS and avoided, because they produce so firlll Now, :I poor layer eats just as muchsi
rees and pools and crass ot the sions _s butter that it -ls only with great air-_ or nearly as much as H good hen and
about Pilbolo. ficulty that the salt can be worked uni- (apes up as much mom and grves as
.__ _ *__---_------~ l’f_‘l‘mly into lt.___Hlsh tgmoergnres vi much trouble, lr is obvious that lr
|:|A|3U|_| -|-HE K|ND_HEA|:;1-ED Ulilrll fig. WHS ng. all W0l` HE ml-15 you are keeping hells at all. it pllys to strip ‘so tile door will open and shut
also be avoided to prevent nn* ubnor- keen the lclua that will la noll ’ '
=Poultiry-house doors usually let in
a- lot of cold air in winter. because
they do not fit tightly. A lot of cold
air can he kept out by shutting the
door tight and then from the inside
na:.il strips to the door, close up to the
door frame. If the strips are quite
deep it will be necessary to bevel the
outer edge of the outer up-an»dow-ll
_ _ 'y ’ . readily. _You will find 'that warmth
Recently that relentless bandit Rui-_-_l3:_1'_l_ lass of f_l{1_t in _)tfile_blltterlnilk aml| 'ihere are certam points to look Saves mem “veg hens and increases
' ` --~` suli has issued a notice offcrlllg fivc 'b G ma HE il E§l‘8liSy. i6Hky_fol' in selecting good layers, assllm- egg poductitin
mms u day for any adventurers who “(¢;f‘3l'~ ing that vou canot use the trap nest Pretty good 'returns for fifty cents
  "Wm join mm in his |.aids_ For many _ reat variations in iemvoraturc dur- system and determine the matter ac- worth of material and half an hour‘s
years he has been a ,hom in the Side Ing the manufacturing process should Cm-uge|y_ Wm-kv The ti, to U- H 1., th r- t
. Ile Y . B ITB
hr the sulliorllios, una onusetl more always be a\'°i\i¢d~ Under Iwgllwl con-I 1.-As a rule poor layers are fst.|l'ainy day.
than one political crisis in Spain. And ' . -
y h is le __ib d -d_] _ d| 1§* _ E
on o iso o nsakln leant- | `=='-*P-._-L --1-; ====u
lid Wll0 ‘Yell Ili E l' I0 IIVO
n., L HGH ld  _
it may be remembered that in
,lnited States, lon Perdicnris, and the
A Supreme Character
“In many respects the man interest-
Ii and attracted me in spite of all my
dherents who evidently idoliaed their
hieftaln, whose pbsition among them
eemed that of the head of u high-
“He was quick to see the humurous
spect of a situation, while his re- _
urtee was as immediate and to the
Y _
“I found myself unconsciously ac-
c
a mere brigand or cattle-liftdr, but a
patriot struggling to rescue his Berb-
e
charm of voice, the natural 'poise and
Oats      80 d
Butter _-........   60
OlIts........ .  ._ ..  85
Potatoes ..  ...._ . . 100
Eggs . . . . .
..  . . 57
Tumips _-.....   25`
Butter  46-50
Eggs  68
Potatoes  85
Oats, white  85
tion of every line /
.if Jewelry marks f
ed to have you call'
KENSINGTON MARKETS
BUMMERBIDE MARKETS
A ~carefu1~ selec `
ur stock. I _ _
We will be pleas ’
= Optometrist and 0Dli¢il“
,,,,,¢¢¢¢aaseeas_
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N. Tantonf 5
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Notice to
Advertisers
The co-operation of advertis-
ing patrons is requested in the
direction or settles "c°l>r” low
the business office before twelve
noon on the day previous -to
publication. (Saturday 10 a.m.)
Very often the rece pt of a
large advertisement or even reg-
ular changes after that hour
serves to dislocate the regular
work of getting the paper made
up in time to catch _the mails-
and not infrequently such ads
are at thc last moment l t out
This situation le not III ser-
vice to either the advertiser or
our reader, and we, therefore.
request that copy lie received in
the business oilice. _
NOT LATER Ti-iAN_‘l2 NOON
(Saturday 10.‘ I. m.).
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I   JEwEmR"._' S   ».  _ 
A. & .W. NESBITT, LIMITED ~
5-I0 GARLICK .HILL
LoNDoN, E. C. ` l ENGLAND ‘
~ AUCTION SALES OF CANADIAN ` AN D AMERICAN
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FOX A SPECIALTY.
eptlng his contention -that he was not i --il`|- - W
_RAW FURS, SILVER, BLACK AND cRoss_
.;.:ah“.r;.;;i.r.‘“:.lzn';'f’ °'.f.'l: ’“““"f>'» May and October
F
lgnity of ills nlrmner, his self-control _alS0___
Sales by Private Treaty '1_‘hrou§'hout the Your
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AGENT FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA: _
No. 220 Fifth Avenue,” Néw York city, Neiw York", U.s.A'
ALBERT L. MONJO,
REPRESENTATIVE FoR MARITIME PROVINCES: '
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