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 PAGE TWELVE ! THE C}lARLOTl`ETOWN GUARDIAI
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  FLDUR and FEED
Now arriving our early winter's supply of FLOUR in
the following well known brands-Beaver, Queen City~
__` Rohin Hood, Purity, Rcixal, Royal Household and
TI. Maple Leaf (in bags and barrels) which we are selling
at special prices in 5 and 10 bbl. lots.
ALSO THE FOLLOWING FEEDS
Bran, Shorts, White lliddlings, Oil Cake, Cotton Seed,
Schumacher Feed, Sugfar Beet Pulp, Union Dairy
Feed. Union l.a_\in,~;‘ Blush, (fornmeal, (`l'acked Col'n»
Feed Wheat, Rolled Oats, Oatmeal, on all of which we
ure quoting specially close prices to dairymen and
Farmers (`luhs for delivery this month.
1)()f\"'I` l".~\ll. T0 GICT Olfll l’lll(`l'IS liefore putting
in your winters supply.
A A. Home £9’ Co.
PRICES LOW- L
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=.~»:'-:~-:~~:- :~c~'c-1: »;~:00-:-'-:-»>oc-~:-:'o<:~c>c-o>:-o<:-ii-~:»-:-i;»ooooo‘i2o,Qo  “Spec mm ' 'and Mrs- C’“""“"‘°k“'l‘°lS “l"°“‘u“3
ThI< is the time to upplv l‘I'L‘\'l5Ri7.Eli Ll\ILST0l\'E to your Rev A D MacDonald s ent a fe Mrs Beecher sntallm h Summerslde Business College spent
r - 1 ‘ ~ ~ » .~p w - ul as rec- .
soil and insure lwttrr crops for next srason. days in Charlottetown this week. ently went u holiday visiting her sis- lghe rwenzhigday it tx; hm-ge gf
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tor. Mm. my Moxinnon or North I Jfikwlgiirén r “J av
H  H ,, . _ '. i Miss Mary Poole. Charlottetown River. I ' ' .
A 0 I PlllV@|'lZB[l LIIIIBSLUHB spent the moi. ond ot ner homo in -_-
_ _ . l Mr. J. C. Wilkinson of Springfield
Nlmlufnctured by C_ H_ PETERS, SONS, Ltd_ the Eastern mctlopols. . Mr. Oliver Jolmsum was a visitor 'recently returned from the pmce
Saint John, and Torryburn, .\'. B. . »s't the home of Mr' ‘sd Mrs' George ‘County Hospital to her home In
A lery successful goose supper was Campbell on Saturday. l
1 - ~ held in B. I. S. hall on Monday nlghti - ' _
P.E.|. Potato Growers Association, Inc. I.. ....  ......... .r rr.. o...._I  om.. .... ....... Lol..- Ie' ples” *° “°‘e_““l  W1*
('|lAl:LOT'i‘l-:1'o\\'N, |~. ls. l. ian Legion. alter which bingo andlstone of Glenwood motored to Sum-lkinmn is new making smsfactory
Distributing Ag:-nt.s for l‘. E. I. other games were enjoyed by all. We merside on Botunday. iprogre" towards recfvery'
...i ._ _ , _ _ ._, ,__ __ _ _ _ _____ _ _  _ _ _ _ _ understand that a substantial sumf l _
_,.;._._.._.._.._.._».,.¢»;»._.,g..,¢,._..;.;..;.0_QQQ;;.xQb2o3oo33ioito:i£a:8o.co:o was rmmcd_ , Mm Th0s_ smiker of Mount Royal I Mr. Ellwood McPherson, third year
_____ Ihgs "tumed to. her home atm, B lstudent in P. W. C., spent his holidays
=.-;~:;;;~; -_-_--__;__, _-_; _ - »_ _ __  ;_»-_f-;_-_--_-_~f-»---~»~----_---- Chg”-lgttggown \/jgimrg to som-1; on ‘ guccesgful operation tm, removal of-lat hi5 Old 110010 in DUn'bl3fl'l¢~
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SOURIS NOTES
moto ` ts to
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Messrs. Vernon Fraser. Melvin Mc-` ML” Pu" M°N"i“ md MN' Em' I Miss Flora Boulter. teacher in Westi
  E S Quaid and Andrew Macintosh, of St. est M°G°“`"' °f B"°°klm¢‘ MU*-» Point. spent her holidays at her home '
Dunstan's University. have rettu'l1cd;“°e"u-V came h°me tc’ Visit' their lin Glenwood.
to tho r studios. naor sooliflilig the .f“°"'°" ‘O10 ‘W f°r i\ time seriously _ __
We il_ave“cnE il:;_l;:i the following (`rii;lr f,<ll(i_ngl¢_-.s vi;:;LEAB° holidays at their respective homes in lu but is now much improved In ` Miss Margamt Auld who has spent
5' 0 _ . X A5. " 0 . If . ' ' ' of , ,
elm M. cl.l»:.ans. #loo lu. dll-:Ani WALL: Soum' ‘lllalth His (Fill-ghters “ere umm- lu” mmm" in MHC' has ww mmm'
»9‘“‘° by " ° "'l°”d- MY* Gfif' oo to nor nomo lr. cnorlottotown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Matthew were mh-
rls Charlottetown this week. ` *_* I Miss Elsie McDonald who spent the
M The stork called recently nt the ,_
' _ _ Ipa.~.t summe in Su.mm.\'ide has now
A/1' _  6? CO. _ Large fluaoitlos of potatoes mo bc- . mmf in Milo of Mr. and Mrs. David 1 ,ewmed to the home of her parents,
rwuv “_"_u_H__S ing shipped oooh any from Souris McDonald (nee Miss Aileen Living- 1M). md Mr Donald McD0m1d_ Mum
" ‘ ‘ by the farmers of this locality and ’5l'0n¢ °f G1¢YWf'~`°d) “ld 10"' I bf-711°] I I ____
____ _ _____ _ ___________ _ _______ ____ the C' N' R “ms present il busy nm baby gm' Heamesl' °°ng"°l‘"l”"l Miss Beulah Jack, daughter of Mr.
,’ * fi l L' . ' W "'W-i 4?- " ‘-
OLIAIY ‘ND ,om nn
is
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yiitlifrlendu.
. 101. Wm. H11! I ll Bell!
| ` Mr. Geo. Collins, Lighthouse keep- w¢bb) ag gmn,¢u¢“?:| an 59,;-1|- l  Helen cmmpmn' "h° -1° ‘
” ' er of Entry Island, Magdalen Islands, in; . ,hu-5 mg” mn’ mg “wt mlm 7°” °l"“d°°F in Aft’ in ml'
. owed through Souris nut week on or ner sum, lim. Ju. woalooir. xt is Ih°"“° i' "end" M" }‘d"°‘y° 'M'
“tum mme by the 5 S I-‘°"°¢' “F” 'understood that on her retum to her her puma' Dr' champim md Mn'
ter spending a few days on the Is- lhome she Wm be uoommmed by hu. Gmmpmn' i
land' Mme nephew' Mum' Lame xunml' l Mix Verna McWilliams who is at
Ir th ‘ `
' , M . AI h-lb&ld W0d- I '
The following students from Mount Baz; guy I: Iewommmu s 0 I“"dl“€ Mmm” A155011 119412! C01-
Allison Ladies College spent Thanks- B ' Il 1080. Backviile. returned for the holi-
glvéng holidays at their homes in Mr F st Phuu `daY5 7'” the 7101119 Cf her DHYCMS. NU-
.. . ~ me P” "‘°°°"“ l'° land Mrg w N Mwiiil w
I_S;;l1"l“'l;M‘E Jef” MacLean' and Mis’ ` Charlottetown on Saturday and on lCap¢_ _ ' c mms' est
en M em his return that night was wcompan-
Mr. Upton Seaman, of Charlotte- dgtmstdausmer lfvsirlisll' Wm 1' “ I. Her friends are' glad to note that
town. was a vsitor to our town this rd who m’h‘°° °‘ h°‘ °°""“° jMim -leon Livingstone. Dunblime. is
weep ‘ - ‘ _ __ céme cm' °" L' ° Thanks' illow improving in health after hav-
___ gnmg holidays, Iing had a severe attack of tonsilitis
Mr. P. Holland. of Elmira, paid a. _ _
visit I., sour-15 1”; week, aMi‘"'d ':dt;"`°' 14”" G” §°°°m' 3 Mrs. Archibald clark, of Elmsdale
_* 9 ne y 'lr d‘“3hl'°‘°~ H°l°“» N' has been apendin a we k with h
I g 9 ef
Miss Hilda luomehorn. Miss win- °"“"y "‘°*'°"°d *" B°"““ 'md °h“"' son, Mr. Ivan Moieiln and Mrs. Mc-
nie MacDonald and Miss Paul Ile Pa- |IlEl`l'it:;;'“ and 315° Spent' E Sh°’°° Vis' Lean of Milo. Her daughter. Mrs.
quot, students of Prince of Wales lla; she hole gnMt;' iN°t';“ R’:hm` Bayfield Betts of Glenwood and other
college. spent tue week ond in sou- “ ' ”"”° ° ef ’ “fe °Y rolouvec uid friends were also vu-
,»1,,_ “'°f° °°°‘h'iDi-ilied by Mr. Rlmoayu rm
__ two daughters, Mrs. Floyd Cain; md
Mr. scott coffin, of the charlotte- Ml” E” R“"“”Y "h° 1°” °“ 5”' Mrs. Fraser Cook is now spending
town branch of the Canadian Bank “may for their h°m°5 in sh“mr°¢k» ‘a, visit with relatives in A1berf,0n_
of Commerce, recently spent n fcwi W l -___-
days in Souris. ' I  and  R” M°N°m M Map' j Miss Greta. Rogers, who is now at.
é es R “ Dairy Fam' "°°°mP°m°d by .tending the Mount Allison Conserv-
Mr. Jack MacLean' returned th`s Mrs' M°N°m's father' Mr' Wm' Dy' ‘story of Music returned to Brae to
_  _ _ _ _ '_ _   _-sr.;-;f-.-__.L»-____--_ week to Souris. :liter spending a few I "lem" attend” the Mnmme Wm' ,spend the holiday with her parents,
days in Halifax. N.s. I *rf “if U1 Amherst-
IM.r. and Mrs. W. R.. Rogers.
‘Springfield Lot 8 Her many friends
Valley on Bllzdayi
» »~~.. _,__ _ _ NovEMBl~:_1;15
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sursnion Pens
Como from foxes fed liberally with IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS. Highest
Prices on all fur markets are realised by ranchers who make IMPERIAL PRO-
DUCTS their staple food. 1
Increased Pelt Values
(allow regular use of IMPEBIALS which are prepared from formula tested and
approved by world's leading fur experts. To secure highest-grade, glistening.
really worth-while, pelta, IMPERIALS must be fed. r
The Peitlng Season is fast approaching. Get your foxes in good shape with
IMPEBIALS. Should you not be feeding them now, start at once and g gi-ug
Improvement will very lhortly be noticeable, flatly justifying our claims,
For alle by distributors in leading business centres and direct from factory.
Invenmi. Biscun Co.
Cl-IARLOT TCTOWN
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_.5 the iitn included Mr. lvl. nowart. 'town performed in tl-lo Prince `“’“_ '
oun ` On n. recent Sunday evening while
_ ll5 Fulton Fish lllarket,
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Miss Olga White, teacher at Cable  C y Hosp t-_,___ Mr- L10Yd B58l°19 WN 9-Wfrilngl 3”'
-. Head, won; sunday at her home 5 I vice at the Knutsford Bapt t C urch
I H. M. RUGERS fo’ CU., Inc. o......._o. nI.I.H"ri.".i"<l.f§i°i`ri°M°fi.§'i2d.'i°¢iI..- 'he m°“°f W W‘“°“ “re lem" "ei",
_ w_;0:(_ GUS" N _'wood who became m hu saturday by was considerably damaged, the top
I _ _ . `. . 'r I0 I 1 1 ~
lp Wholesale (`ommls.~lon Fish Dealers im°m"“ ” ”°" ”""”" s‘“"'°'°"'ltI.. hood loolooirrg tlrevlnrlowloonr-
_ -_ progress towards recovery.
Calling to Willie Smith. who was* __
_ - _ playing ln the backyard. Mrs. North' Mggupgt M¢Nei11, p, w_ g_ smd. led that Mr. Baglole has ascertained _
|  Fllllilll FISi1 lwilfket _ asked the 7~year-old shining light of 9-; and sm of M,-_ md M,-s_ W p_ the names of the parties who vserc
I _ ._    . _ ' the wmiiiz Smithsr ‘Mon ll spent---rl-I -f or t-mlm if 
NEW” "\'0R.l\ » ""'"'i "What null tho row about. wiulevvhls Home ln Moellrit gym Tl iprosecute unless Il, satisfactory sets
"Oh, Mamma nut her~ cushion on ,
_ Dad_dy`s chair. nrd he sat down on it,"  Miss Annie 0'Hl110l‘f1li of Bloom-
, , , 1'PDl1¢`d I-llf‘ 510311 lad- ‘field spent Friday visiting former
We Speglaflze in Sfnelts "W'hy. that is no cause for such an ,friends in Q'Leg_,»y_
argument, is it?" 5 ____ ,
"SUN it il! It W|14_Mf\mm=i`S Pin- His many friends are glad to see Mr
Q _______; ____ _ ______________ _____:____ _ ______ H cushion. gc,-be,-I Shaw M-¢,,,_-_d ag,,|n am., |.,|_, Igrent satisfaction to the many people
Nm__,;Sf6,_ ~ --~ _ " --~ -~~-~~--~-------- reoentiiirioss.
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B. FISHER Q
Wholesale (fommission Fish Dealer I
'I Cf»n.f.lg~nment.s Snlicitcd Returns Made Daily. 
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- ”;°::;“..*~.f.T_":::1';:*”~  Mr. Ind Mrs. PerCV TtmtDn of baby have °'l5° made good progress
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W' Summswe Wm men, Wim, ,D in rooovering from mo effects of tho
~  ‘ »'/ff" ._ 5 ~ .
I
 ____ .OLeary vihere they were guest.; of accident which they sustained.
 ». ' J  Dr. A. S. Palmer and Mrs. Palmer. *_
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M,-_ Garland Broolm student in 'paid a visit to his old home here last '
... 1 ,;,__, prince of wales Co1|ege_ accompanied week. It is seventeen years since he
` ____ '__ ,,,.`\» . I bye friend. spent the holiday with b tht th I
, /.-  _ his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. _many chmgas ut’ nomd 5 ei
W 'fu _ ; <  "__ Brooks.
M,-_ and M-,.s_ Th§,5_ Hank their has vilsited lou; foreign countries and i
__ _ I ._ -1 _ - 32 me My _y has ved in ve diferent states of
F1 esn and F 1 ozen bmelts .1 Specialty. Prince Edward _‘,_,,‘,‘_,“;m :ndhif w§;”m§:of“;‘",;”8uf;’f ..I,. U,,I.,.._ H. ..I......d oar... I..
` merside recently.
_a _~__ '  _ ___ Q Fox-Nettin w
Mr. Fisherman:-
Thlo I: Simply rl Reminder That You Cannot Gr-1. Higher Prices,
Service or More (Iourteous 'frclltment 'I`h:\n When Dealing WM;
CHESEBR() BROTHERS & ROBINS
Inrorpnrci ted
The Largest Dealers in _Canadian Fish
in the lmlted States
At This Season, Sp:-vial Attention is Given to
SM ELTS--EELS-~SCALLOPS-ETC.
1-2-8 Fulton I-‘ish Market, New York, U. S. A.
Better l
s Time Proven
YOU-CANT-G0-WRONGI
because Prince Edward quality il
sealed with A coat of luperior gal-
vanizing locking out the moist-
uri. and locking in the quality
that renders long life, and de-
pendability.
Write for Ranch Supply Cata-
lolue.
PROMPT DELIVERY
ORDER. T0-DAY
ll. T. HDLIAAH Ltll.
W E SPF CIALIZE IN   Snmmeriide-Charlottetown
n,uI.v nmlzlzxs T3-11-ie-F , _
WM. H. /tNl)ERS()N WM. J. PRICE
ANDERSON & PRIOE A
FISH (‘()l{i’()RA'l`l0N
Wholesale Commission lleale rs nnd Shippers of
FRESH FISH
TELEPHONE, BEEK MA N 05.56
wnmi ron slllrl-lm srr;i\'c'lL Aim c/inns ‘
II
C. M. Lampson 8! Co..
l.I'M!’l'ID.
M Quan Street
Landon, B, C. 4, England
Public Auction Sales
OF
RAW FUIII
Shipping bln will be I
og wltllbut char" by l
to L 'l'. Holman, IM.
menile. P. E. I.
lepnsmill If
lit
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g Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Frlzzel
FAHIAERS
We want to buy at ance
50 Tim! [ood PIESSED HAY.
Bonn good PIISSED
STBAW.
5000 Blllh. WHITE und
BLACK FEED OATS.
We also want 1060 Bush.
SEED WHEAT, WHITE HIE
and WHITE RUSSIAN.
We also want n quantity at
good clean SEED BAILEY and
BUCKWIIBAT.
Highest plan paid in euh
or taken In exchange for
FEEDS which we ah felling at
lowest prices.
Carter & Go.
Limited
I to th olsland he has-conducted scv- 
_ eral services in Zion Presbyterian
‘being badly torn and the back of
l pletely torn from the car. It is report-
‘ ullty of this outage and intends to
ltlemenf, is made.
Some friends from this vicinity who l
Iooilod ot the mnpitrll no visit lvu-_
'Seymour Bouiter brought back re-
_,ports of his progress which gave
of this section who thold him in
high esteem. Mrs. Boulter and til:
Rev. R/oy Stewart, B. Tlleol B. A., l
left West Point and he naturally saw I
same spirit of llospitality exists as of
yore. Since lcavlrg here Mr. Stewart
:Ohio and is now a. minister of the
_Presbyterian Church. Since coming
Church, Charlottetown, and has also I'
preached in Tyne Valley. Mr. Stew- ‘I
art is A son of Capt. James Stewartji
formerly of West Point and now of
Quincy, Mass. Mr. Stewar1.'s old
friends were naturally much pleased
to see him a aln after .such a long
FOXES
that are fed our rations as below recommended, invariably grow faster,
larger, atraighter legged, and in turn produce better pelts and make sur-
er breeders. The proof cf the pudding is in the eating. We invite you
to come visit our ranch at Summersidc and see for yourself.
INTERNATIONAL FOX FOOD"PItODUCiIZS;`~ - _i
DAILY RATION FOR 20 PUPS
Evening Feed: 2 mo. 3 mo. 4 mo. 5 mo. 6 6# 7 mo.
Meats......................30oz. 70oz. 100oz. 120oz. 120oz_
Milk (raw)..................5pts. 7pts. 8pt.s. 8pts. Spts.
Skimmed Milk powder . _ . . . . 8 oz. 12 oz. 16 oz. 16 oz. Cut
Biscuits, Chow, or Shredded
Wheat  oz. 20oz. 20oz. 20oz.
MEAL BLEND  10 oz. 15 oz. 20 oz. 20oz.
VITAMINERAL ..  .. . . 1 1-2 oz. 2 oz. 2 1-2 oz. 3 oz.
Vegetables ..................8oz. 10 oz. _l5oz. 20oz.
Morning Feed:
Fish: . . . .
....................3001. 60oz. 80oz. 80oz.
DAILY RATION FOR 20 ADULT FOXES TO NOV. ist.
Meats 90 nz. Bread, Chow, Biscuits or Shhredded Wheat 20 oz. Skimmed
Milk Powder 1 pound, Sklmmed Milk, 6 pints; Vegetables 30 oz; MEAL-
P' “'11, 10 oz., VITAMINERAL, 3 oz.
NOTE: Meats as above 1-2 offal; I-2 red or muscle meats. Vegetables
consist of green materials, as grass, lettuce, tops of vegetables etc. -
Be sure you are including
y1'r/iurmznnr. ora MEALBLEND
in vour rations for both pups and adult foxes _
Vitamilleral: 10 lbs. $500; 25 lbs. $11.25; 50 lbs., $20.00
Mealblend: .50 lbs. $4.75; 100 lbs. $9.00.
20 _oz.
20 oz.
3 oz.
20 oz.
80 oz.
Order from
Brace-McKay Ed C0: Holman'S Lid; 01' Inf
Food Products.
Summerside, P. E. I.
Ir
absence a.`.‘l were also proud ol’ the
chosen profession.-0.
WTLMOT VALLEY SCHOOL
The following is the report of Wil-
fact that he has won success in his Eunice Jardinei 3. G°°\'3e Clark'
ond- vu-1. ~efi°f‘° °‘“"‘= 2' ASK Tal: MAN who 'WON ON E
Colin Waugh: 3. R0b¢l'l~ 3°"-
ordao v-l, olodyo clark: 2. Jim#
Durant: 3. Walter Hoag.
Grade II-1. Beth WHUZYH 3» D“Vld
mot Valley School for the month of Clark; 3. EWU* Cl'-Fl*
. October: Grade I-1, Harry Waugh: 2. LBW-
Grade X-1, Jean Courthe. rence Durant: 3, Wendell Huestis.
oracle vm-1, Ralph ouoloy; 2, Evelyn M1Y“°-T°“°l‘"-
BUY
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, Fire lnlurmce while In our can,
lull IIS.
up;.;.;-;»;-;¢--~~'-;o;.;o;|;v-gui.--I;-;| u ugnlngniuznzuIltlrlilirllll I ll-inn:uLlZlZ'&°2°£'1'l‘
. N O T I C E "
, To Fox. llanchers and Fur Buyers
Let us do your Fox Petting and Fur Cleaning. With our
modern and up-to-date Equipment and Skilled Workman, wo '
I nn glve and Guarantee Satisfaction. All flrs pmteekd by
oonnon Luuo
Comer Great George and Kent Streak.
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SUPERB SILVERS
EXHIIIITION STRAIN.
. |’romsprtaemnle.EverymsIeunedIn¢l|e 40f5P
geunt-tons has been dpi-In male.
D. STIIILIHS l|acLEAH
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Phone 1289.
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'Pl-lua arc sometimes won by Foxes bred from Ofdlillfi
stock and quits often from a good average ranch. But It slim'
Just luck or chance work when you are br¢€dl“!
Allolrpupaurefromprlu males. ll°|l'|“°
Il Kent St. Phono “"‘°\‘
clrlown 'lie-J 1- Milo am se. rum ml