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THE CH  GUARDIAN,`P`l!BRTlARY 19, '!9n6 I
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An Ideal Pino
Enthnalaatlc ea-mo¢_ ly a
pnrclauaor ol
New Sulo Willis Phlo.
Mr. H, 0. Boone, of South River,
Ont., vmtea as fiflors :-
“ In regard to the Piano rent ne,
we are htghiy pleased with it. We
have had nearly all the playen in,
and they all express themselvu as
_ deiigiiifa -im the
‘ ' vichneu and vol-
| time of tone. and
In fvfry ‘ly ‘I
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South River, Out.
3l:1Lti Bros.
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GETTING READY.
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BASKET SGUAL AND
lNll RTAINMENT.
The Ze lies ti' Covehead and Stanhope
irate:-i `;;f.C'ii:r¢ a Basaet Social and En-
'.1-_.».in;e:,tin Strtxl-.o;< Hall ou Weil-
lay tl e 1. :n~:
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nes 1 st -
. _;_ prozratzi vs... _,e prcmide. and
'_';_ Zeizes wiil be picasefi to see a large
::'.r:".»e.- _:resent from city and country.
E:oc:e-is in aid ot' hlethodzst Church.
I- ore c=;e:i at 7 o`c`.o¢i»;. concert will
L _'zz .: 7 go. Should weather be un-
i _.Mable social uifl Le held on the l'ol~
li--ring night.
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Enlroirs mln. ‘
THE POTATO UUESIION-
Sir.-The editorial which appean in the
Daily Guardian ol the lith instant on
The Potato Question au.lg¢Su to me that
there is auotlieraide ta this question that
Y should be exposed. A grrat deal is tai-l.
and truthfully said. about the adaptability
of our soil for potato-growing, .»ut shoul-.l
V our farmers continue to deplete their soil
'simply because the soil is adapted to
l Piano." [growing potatoesand tiecansethe farmers§¢.;,u|g me gum nop mnat. get |.n¢1_,`|°u-,nd“',h-dw In on 0| 5,53.
I . ii "l r -ringiiiemi/t-~ '_ .
havnt epriuego o irrv
leon -ma wiilyiei-lpsiaioes than-ianiiy
will usually res;-Jud. with the same
tnntmentand can. just m zenemusly
| under the cereals-rops.True. a good crop oil
oats or barley exhausts the land nearly aa
l much as po:atoeanut.good retumr may be'
’~e1.ured from the gnaln by Ieedlngll to the
‘stock leaving the manurial constituents
‘avaiialie lobe returned to the ianil to
_niprote hath :lie chemical and mechani-
tnl condition of the saiL
un the other hand the greater pro~
por-_ron ofthe potatoes must he so'd of!
the farm and [whatever plant lood they
may tontain must be sold with them. A!
present day prices our faniiers uouiii
ra-,u're topurthaseconimereiaifertilizer 'o
:he amount of 2~'il5_\°>4.5ll annually iii
order to replace the plant food reuiorell
hy the pczatoes. \\'hen grain ia 5,-rout,
and fed about threefuuarzersof the lan»
stituenta removed from the soil may be
mturnui in the inannre. Be~iies this
iherelf the physical effect of hutiiue
wnittuarinot ie supplied by apply-ir.u
tommercial fertilizers and which is
absolutely necessary for the successful
production ofanv crop.
It may be argued that the produce from
one acre of potatoes will give a larger
return than the produce from an acre of
oats. Let us see. Land that
will produce *BU buahels of potatoes
will produce 70 bushels of oats.
lt would cost $19.3' to return to the soil
what the potatoes appropriate and $19.0)
to replace that which is removed by the
oats A.low lik.. per bushel for the pot~
atoes and we have $lU.fI\ returns. Thnt
ends the potatoes. Oats fed to fairly woo-l
stock should bring an average of 154 cents
per bushel which means a return of |155 1.1.1.
.\`ow. allowing that three quarters of the
manuriul constituents of the oats are
turn d to the soil we haven total value
_irltntssifin to crrzs I_ar.ies with
bi-nets free i6‘.\\'1idi9.i0
re e
,ofS§~‘l_L3 to theircredit or $1.95 ln favor
ofthe potatoes, But the man who is
usiness
roposition
In order that we may move all our winter stock
of Mens and Ladies’ Furs out of our store in shot'
order we will ofler a unil'
oiin discount of
l-3 off Regular Prices
gmwl.u|andfnndiitg hlaouto ia fauna- m“,,“.,_,..’d”.,||“\-__\|_¢ ;_
lngrhvwtlvfv dnb: b=1”¢°_:|°'|: wwaaiaqiulirpasiatmiiinrwaaxe ,
*I0 WU* l"° 5 `monqyunl.ofit»6lv\\heyurttut»a|1
utgputatoeslalgannltagttmt now!! ann wwnnuiu* ma ,uma mg
th hh add Ill feflilllkli ll " P-
°°¢ ° °°ml\U" mdtnaaainwui m-unit. atanze
_¥_'h°P°"‘l°" U’ "ul '|*::l"‘“’d 0°” at , 'notary In Ulevnlarrd. Ohio was troubled
°“=°"“\°'"°‘ ¢ W” |°°‘* ?wii.a i.h‘=ti-'neu gent" drunk in wie
the texture of the soil derzlde Ita fertlllly. rn' hun md mum no( re rm of A g|w,,
*"3 ‘bf '““"*°‘ U” ~°“ “|"“°"|‘ '97 that was next. door lntheir factory. A
I*'¥'|Y °“:’l:“"““’  7**  Aaaueladorimanmqested that they Pl"
law null = lterw-»d|1` orblva ¢ iaacumeaatmd tn iiii-tr building and
i!'°°‘*‘;`:‘°bl‘>¢1l 31?- ‘wud °3"k“|' ld the lien know that they werent
Hlrviw - tilt '¢Kl¢l’l¢U°° Pf‘"°l-Ilhm-ty logo thrrefin-u cupofonllee
that aoil vrlli not ourttluue ur pvduce' 'hu qu, _‘Ind .¢||.h“ .mi ‘bn 5;
sunnfsalully when commercial fertilizer 'oiucugmu-m”°””“‘ P"wp_-|-he
\1°'1¢U‘S°DDll¢d- Uhllmlll ‘° 15405 0( realtvraatlrotlaa very short time the
1 :edit aeaa. 'l1toGymuadum la a great future
what ne the actual conditions' 'nel ,,, ,h ,,,,,.¢~m,, 1 __ Km, W _,ee ,,,,, ,,_
averaau farmer will plnut about live aluea  .,,'¢|| “uaded h,b°dy hnndang 5 on
oiiwtrwvwnvllr- The bbw °¢'0>¢ althematnatueeunuaa ,tsasoeiation A
farm produces grain, hay and pasture. mu' bg, “uk” I an “mph for .
Much M ihr min md hav la sold and I-he *Uni-moan tum. i man somone wiiimi
WWW" fmm “hll li fd fl lPl7“¢d W menlilollngtlreluadlee Auxiliary and to
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°¥ll;:1| Bono" range, heater, furdaoe, forge
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n,,,‘g,_=f&=_ or steam coal, you'te sure to
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ltataruiaa laaveu lam Wharf.. Be" to Bum
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the live acres intended for potatoes and.
then some people will maintain that the
potatoes are the paying crop. Why
should they not be when all the reat of
the farm ia drained of both plant food and
humna to produce them. Let. our tarmera
grow uops that may be used for feeding.
let them be fed and a rational ayitem of
rotation he adopted and in ten ymrs our
poor farms will blossom and blooni as th»
ICSC.
lt is dear, therefore, that even if
poiulces are sold at auch a
price as enables the farmer to re-
turn plant food ln the form of commercial*
fertilizer, land this hewill not do ), that
the itiechaniral condition of the soil must'
sufler. Theuature of our soil makes lt
necessary to conserve every atom of
humns and no crop should he grown
which will lessen the supply especially
when other crops tony be grown which-
unflersimllur treatment will ultimately
give as great returns. So long as the
present condition of the potato trade
exists and farmers persist in selling the
crop producing power of their farmr so
long will discontent prevail and our
Government be compelled to look to the
four winds of heaven tor revenue.
In conclusion, does it not savor of sland»
err though not intentionally' we helievei
on the intelligence and ability of our
farmers to suggest that the Department 4
of Arn-icultureshuuld assist this worthy!!!
enterprise. Our farinera do not require
to be spoon~fed. Their Intelligence and
business ability will direct them in
dealing with such matters. So long an
any class uf people have everything done
for them so long must. that claim remain
weak, inefficient and uupmllroaalve.
J. C. Hitansv.
Slit;-If you will allow an outsider who
is staying in your City for a few weeks.
some af your valuable space, I would like
to nay a few things about the Young
hIen’s Chrlstiuri Association here. You
certainly have a very nice building and
one that compares favorably with any
lhave seen across the line in cities of
tliesnnie size. Ineed not mention the
benefit of mich an organization for your
Association is doing a work that all must
acknowledge is at rzruat help to any
community. Iain uY. M. C. A. man
through unil through and spend all the
time I possibly can in Y. .\I. C. A. work
and have had a good opportunltyof seeing
what is being dune hare. The Sunday , _ _
aitemoon nien‘a meetings are well attend-I Siduxlrrqif D;":Je“°‘cS“’;“Dto3fcn§'\;“
ed and wall conducted and must have a. bmnchms xwpiw mush em Hur;
“nal “mum” la' Bom w ‘boa 'ho' of ua huve'known it from childhood up
avntl themselves of the privilege of being, It is “must H hmm” as DL ohne!
there. Tha Boys` meetiulrs on Sunday
morning are grand and are also well
attended, and the inlluence of them wlil
befaltin future yeah, when these boys
become the men who will fill the
"‘sp°n"b‘° mama” of me Uhyremedv for co ha and colds. In the
and have grown up with
these influences surrounding t-hem.
I was surprised to aee the number
of young fellowsutLending1)fr.Archlbald's
Bible Class on Wednesday evening at 9
o`cloclt and to see the interest taken ln
the study of God's War-l,nud lf muy young
man wantntospeud an hour profitably
and pleasurably I would suggest that he
l on gettinir what you ask for.
nota the stand they have taken re
gnrvling t-he raising of money. Instead of
the usual auppeni and faira thi-y
purpose raising money through
(me will offerings and hy self
denial and aacrihee, a stand the people as
well as the Lord will honor. Mr Art:hi~
bald, backed hyn board of Dlrtotorti of
some of your best men. ia doing n grand
work and I am glad to see that the
business men of tha City realize it and are
willing to support lt with their money
and lnfluenae,and l sincerely hope that
the mortgage, which is reduced to so
small an amount now, maybe entirely
wiped out in theirnuiediate future and
that I may have the pleasure of aeeiug It
consigned to the flames before leaving the
City. Thaukiul YW for your space I am
Yours sincerely,
Alrruisrt C. Casnv.
lla llaallyjir Braun
And Insist on Having the Time
Tested Medlc’ue
Dr Chasc`s ?,‘§‘“”’
Linsccd and
_ Turpciilinc
It ia not u question of whether you
will need a treatttrqnl. for coughs, oolrla
and crnup in your liome, but t-he queatlon
'ls, will. you select the most effective med-
icine, or simply be satisfied to take what-
everyone druggist happens to hand out
to you.
Time and experience have proven that
you can depend on Dr. Chaae`l Syrup of
Linseed and Turpentlue at such times.
` It ls only necesaary to remember thin,
when the critical time oorne.a_iand vu insist
Should you have children who are
subject to cruup, you had better keepa
bottle of Dr. Chanda Syrupuf Liuaeod
nnd1'urpcnlinein the house, for when
thechoklngapasm romeo on there la
littletlme to send for the dootnr or
medicine. - f
It aeema scarcely necessary to dwell on
Receipt book.
“I can aay that! have both used and
solo Dr. Chaser remedies in my own
family. Ihave found Dr. Chanda Syrup
of Linaeod and Turpentlno the beat
storelhave mxe null for Dr. Cl-iaae's
Remedies than for all tha other med'
lcinen I keep."-Mr. W. C. Archibald.
Glarielg, Guyabomugh Co.. N. S.
` Belnl pleasant to the tanto, lt Ia readily
itaken by children. Because lt brings
quick relief to the anffnter hom asthma.
all neck furs, all jackets, all men’s fur coats, all
fur mitts, all fur caps for men, boys, ladies.
Our reductions are always genuine, plain, fair
and square.
You can make them your self-Tlius if you sel
ect afur marked $7.50 its yours for $5.00 or one
marked S45.co, just take off $15.00 and pay us $30.00
and the coat is yours, and so on through the whole
Fur stock.
Nothing Cleaner,
Straightcr or Plaincr
Hardly see how you can afford to miss this fur
sale-for it’s really like throwing money away.
attend that clara it has been proved bmnchlrll. whwvlnz worth Ind -ll the
the world over that if you give tha yuunrr moat serious tlioeaaea of the throat and
men attractive Associations they wil ` lungs’ 1|, ‘A inululbye u 3 hounhwd
:);;?1":,eh";':§e ';::?::‘;'“§sMf;:|‘:Jn;h§: . medlclne.£5 nento a bottle, at all tloulerl.
the l.'nltedStates the people said thatra'l»_
way men would not attend them, but the
fact is that ns fast its they are built they Iron Ox Tablets are for aalo at the
-ire so well patronired thutthsy cannot a|_~»v Apcthecnrlea Hall. 7dt.f
comiiiodnta hull the men that come there. Taylor-H bmhwre ,S slmgmuhm the
K sum” "“'° 'nys '“`°““d 'he buddha; whole stock of wall paper saved from the
p""e“"°d by "I," l°‘”(;°mm°d°”v““d"' r tire- every roll muat be cleanedout. In the
bllt to iheliailu-ay  ltl. C. A. in the ,ot are _wma mnznmcem papenin “dem
len!" V' New York "ny and the b““d` condition. This in tha chanoe of a life
ing was fllled witlryoung tlteu both night. “ms to not wan pmt' but you must
"ml day ""4 the °°"""“"°‘° wld me "' some In quick lf you want the pick of the
was not hall large enough for tha _mt-n. “och The “le ,A nu* on md It b up w
 “Tum” M lb' Lnludj ynuw take advantage-uf the auap ut.
, "H "Rc b““'“f'K' "’ ‘H Taylors Bookstore. lldlvv
their centres and employ \. M. C. A.
Secretaries, sonic of them having aa Ditnllles, ltlllldtl Linen, llnln-
_?--1--1--_ | socks, and mudapolums at Stanley
Bros. white sale. 17d2l
Fam-iile, sept. ao, moz*
MlrI.\itp’is Li_\'iitizxrCo.,I.ttt|‘tm». l
l)r;.\itSlt1=.-We vviah to Inform you .
flltltt we wnalder your hfINARD'S LINI   zlfndsziit
If-IST It very superior article, and wa use e Y '
it na a ann: relief for sore throat and chant. l cause lougheued Skin- _
When l tell you I would not he without; If 30" would “Y
It if the price was one dollar a bottle, I ‘
-»=-»=» ‘ tliir British
< Your truly. `
cnas. r.'riL'ros.  A|m0|10 
you will iindlt, bland,
healing, soo t h l nz.
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BLOOD BHTERS
vxdinthy
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Bittna
pr-aiaa Piano before buying.
for
I Hhlh'tlt¢ IC ,.11 Greg! Ggorgg Street.
“iii ll l.°°i-" Ham twvrrm
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SHEET MUSIC,
.amos acopy ? U Q3--\_ \
_ During the remainder of the wrek
we will plane on our counters several
hurl, Ont, hundred copies of music ranging in
price from 254: to 75:: which we will
oiir at toe a copy. _ '3
Customers can hear them on the ° 1
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RUSHED WITH ORDER
ALL THE TIME
The remark ia often made to ua, "How la it, you are alwaya ao
busy?" The answer is a simple one, we give auch rat:lafact‘lou in the
wor we do, that our reputation is known far and wide, and every-
where all over "Our ‘Fair Island Province," even acmas the str-aiu
to Nova Scotia. New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in
factkln all parts ofthe Broad Dominion we have rnoeivod olden for
WUI' _
ls the question a dldicult one to answer? We trow not.
Satisfaction ia the essence of success. hence our ancoeaa in busi-
IICSI.
H Remember us when in need of work done to your entire aatiafac-
Ulla
BRUCE sirwiiu & co.,
Founders, Engineers, hfachiuiata and Boilermakers,
Steam Navigation Cny’s. Wharf,
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
Phone 125. 30; r;3¢_
YOUR DOCTOR
Can help you when you are sick, and
may prolong your life. -
WE DOCTOR
Your linen and prolong the wearable
‘qualities of your washables. We use
modem methods and the best materials
' only. This means long life to your
I |il1¢n-a saving to you.
A. F. WEBSTER.
Star :iteam Laundry.
, Kent St. Phone i5i.
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This is the Razor that requires
N0 IIONINGI N0 GRINDINGI
The Razor with the “pull” left ont. Made specially for
men having n strong and vviry beard or tender skin. Makes
aclose, clean and easy shave in u minute; leaves the skin
like velvet. Always ieudy for instant \t&. No sinarting
after shaving. Electrically tempered by it secret process.
PRICE $2, mailed anywhere on receipt of price. Money
refunded if aot satisfactory.
L _ l GREAT
7- Y Carbo-llilagnetlc Razor I  
   in ~  
Y/ -  goods.
  » ” 1 CON R0 Y,
The Shoemuu ,
‘ Sunnyside,
Chkown.
YOU s
Had better come und have
- _ your photo taken now. and
i have our new carb-on platlno
` flulah.
CALL
‘ and see our studio and
Photo samples up stairs.
lhe lingers. Hardware ilu., ill.  ai.. ._ ...
gqannanauvouuuunullnwuaawuuiax  A- 5- BAYIIR. PT 9-
rnorooxaennits,
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GIVE VIM
and dadra for vrtrrk ur-pllay. Mako a clear
brain, bright ana d sweat brnnth.
MAKE LIFE WORTH WHILE
GIVE VIGOR
hy mach-ally oorrortlua il . rmmach and hnwela.
They tniluoa the natur al and at-petite of youth.
GIV  ITALITY
 1 Q '-Jopigsnqlua antiiuaim rmm mm-min.
They cure Courtipatloirf lndheatlon, Biliousnaas, lload-
» ' ' ' \'-`at:he,' llorvouausas.
F»rsu»ty_a|il>fv|rl°N ' ` l0oand26oaBOX
- Acclrr lo otiaarirurea
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Il-IE
il)lPPERENCE
f Wlieii you out a man to
‘ Work you nay the MAN.
When you put your
Money to work the money
PAYS YOU.
2 Your money put to work or rathef
_spent lu buying our fumishings
l which ure now offered at discounts
‘ of from
IS ll. c. to Half,Prlcc
For a short time only
V will pay yon. Call and sae whit
We mean and "what you can b\1Y
with but half the money that was
-required a few days rgo.
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1JoI'ii\ Mcl¢od@Co..
Up~to-date Clothiers,
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PROWSE BROS..
T he Only Real
Good:Fur Men.
¢».
COMING EVENTS. 1
City Council mania; the second llen
ay n each month. Dr. F. I. Kolb'
Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk.
i Nut moctlugol Lodge Prince Edward
S. 0. E. Tueaday Feb. Nth at 8 o'e|ook
altarp. White Bose--Advancement-All
white
Bm
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$1-5°
members raqneatod to atuud. i
softening. nukes the
skin like velvet.
Of all the remedies we
make, it la one of the
I brat.
#Ia not atlckv or greasy.
l Try a buttlmprine age.
\l)’|eplt’td l_l\d sold only
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Snttnyldo-
im |, ' Charlottetown
For-aala`._by Jo non & Io rsou L -
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AKDIPDUND ‘l'lNl.
OUP
that choora-but hot
lnohrlatoa
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