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BALLINGALLS DIIlE(‘.'I‘(lliY OF
the City of Charlottetown together
with u‘dvr-tiiil Fox directory of
I-‘rince Edward Island will be pub-
. lished shortly. This directory will
contain the Standard information
I of the Fox industry of Prince Ed-
' ward Island. 2783-11-21m1mo.
WHEN WANTING YOUR HORSE
l clipped, give us a cull J. A. Hen-
I derson, 180 Queen St., Charlotte-
I town, 2732-11-ismiw.
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WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. .Apply to Mrs. J. L.
Sims, 210 Richmond street.
2633-11-12Mtl.
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Tanton State H0BDit|1l~ lfvf i'-“'
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and iight sewing at iiome.wh01°°f
spare time; good D9-Yi WP\`k “nt
any distance; charges Paid- Sem
stamp for full particulars. Nation-
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if sold before November 25th.
Ranch bred from Newfoundlilnd
stock. Large and well furred. AD'
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LARGE CUT-RATE MAIL ORDER
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locality $15 weekly for few hours
work showing samples. Outfit free.
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lemen have been_ appointed Justices
of the Peace for Queen’s County,
Prince Edward I.sland,: Mr. Frederick
Hughes, of Hunter Eiver; and :Mi-,
Willianr-.A. -MacNeil1 of Cavendish:
VICTORIA MARKETS.-Following
were the Victoria market prices on
Thiirsdayt Outs, white, 38¢_ per bus,
black, 400.; Potatoes, 30c.; Carrots.
401:.; Beets, 40c.; Parsiiips, 50c.; Tur-
nips, 14c.; Eggs, 30c. per doz.; But-
ter, 24c. per lb.-V.
4.55
ANNOUNCEMENT.-The marriage
of Miss Mary Loretto McCaffrey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Thomas
McCaffrey of Calgary, to Mr. Edmond
F. Ryan, B. A., L..L.B., barrister at
law, and formerly of Charlottetown,
took Place at St. Mary`s Cathedral,
Calgary, on Wednesday, November
12th.
THE LADY LAURIER.-If the
Weather permits., the Government
biidy-boat the Lady Laurier, which is
here at present to carry out the
work of bringing in for the Winter
the various heavy .Summer buoys
around the Island, will leave this
morning in order to pick up the buo-
ys at the western part of the Prov-
ince.
SAD NEWS-l\Ir. William Doyle, oi
Bradalbaiie, received 3 telegram on
Wednesday conveying the sad news,
that his brother, Emmet who has
been residing in swift current, so-sit.
had died. His remains are being ac-
companied home by Mr. and' Mrs.
Wni. Show-rie of Prince Albert.
The funeral notice will be given lat-
er.
VISITORS COl\IiN(l.-lllajor Bird-
whistle, of Ottawa, is in New Glas-
gow today, lie represents the St.
J0hn Ambulance Association, de-
signed to instruct classes in first aid
*-0 U10 ifillircfl. The Major has iilsol
liecii instrumental in organizing the
Boy Scout movement. (in this trip
he is :iccrimpiinieil by Mrs, Bird-
whistle. Tliey will spend ii couple of
days here and tlieri go to Charlotte-
t0Wfl. I’. Fl. I.-New Glasgow Chron-
iclc.
INTERESTING APPOINTMENT-
An interesting appointment has iust
been ma-de by the Executive Council.
At present there is no one in London
'England) authorized to administer
their outlis in regard to documents
for use in this province. The appoint
ment referred to fills this need, Mr.
Arthur Lockyer Rye, solicitor oi
London, has been appointed by the
Governineut to be Commissioner of
OHUIH in London for Prince Edward
Island. 2
A Good Mrdicine for the Baby
Baby`s Own Tablets :irc the very
best medicine a mother can give ner
little ones, They 'swecten the stoni-
ach, regulate the bowels, break up
colds, promote healthful sleep -.- in
inet they are ii. cure for iili minor ills
of little ones. The utothel' may feel
absolutely snfc in giving them to bu'
children for they are guaranteed by ii
government analyst to be strictly
free from all injurious drugs. '1‘\ii~
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
.or by mail at 25 ctifits ii box from
'uit ur. ivuiisms' Maritim. co., nn.-
ciivillc, Ont.
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Making flair brow
It appears that in ull the world
there uns been discovered one drug-
aiid ONLY oue~tbi-it actually stim-
ulates to renewed action the iollicies
and cells that nourish the hair and
thereby mane it grow--even on bald
liriids. That drug is a standard arti-
cle of commerce well known to tnc
drug trade. The National Standard
rf-taridard Dispensatory says it acts
an a powerful stimuluiit to the grow-
th of the hair. Therefore, even if you
l-uve tried ii hundred kinds oi hair
tonic without tiiiit drug. you have
noi: proven that a 'uaii' tonic contain-
ing that drug will not make your
hair grow. The brat wuy is to mix
your own tonic or have a reliable
druggist mix it for you. lit-rc is »i
formula. that includes the drug: refer-'
red to: Bay Rum, ti -11,; Menthol
Crystals, 5 drnchm; I.a\'oim de Com-
possee, 2 oz. You can get these in-
gredients at any rlrugstort-. lf you
choose you may add 1 ilracliui ol
your favorite perfume. Apply to the
scalp with the fingers nlghi. and in0rr\
ing. '1‘his formula is i'ecomm¢:iitlcd
for falling hair and dandrull. It
should make your hair grow. it is
NOT in any sense a dye and contains
no coloring matter wliatcver, but bas
n. tendency to stimulate the pigment-
secreting cells and thereby restore
prcmntiiroly grny luiir to its natural
color.
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Send gcurRaw _
FURSt0
.John Hallam
- Slny Thousand trnpplll new nal Il rhelr
law Faro. Why not you T We pay liiglpd
prli-as mil orprnu ehnrpc. charge no com-
- mlnloii and so-ml nionz-‘y nine day good: no
. resolved. Million! of' ollon ln rulrl Inp-
' auch you. Deal with I rrlln le house.
- G:‘uodi¢l»rgol.|no\ullnolnCuadn.
FREE
" HALLMTS Tllll-*PERS GUIDE
hash and hrglbh.
A book of 96 pups. fully iiinnnmd. Goin
Lowa roviled to ilofo-rolls you homvhen
uid whore to mp. bail and mp in nu. uid
many inher vnliinhlo fum concerning the
lhw Fur lndirliry. also our " U8~¢o~l\i|~
mlmna " fur quorndens, serif ABS LUTH-
LY FREE fur the ulilrig. Wrllo today-
' 'lim' JOHN l’lALLAM,Llml|.ed
~ l‘.‘.“»£’.:"."t..”&`z... 'ronoN'ro
. FRmAY_  Ile, Wm. Montgomcryii Artcnlas Mc- l
lt has an uiiadiilleraled goodness ‘-
CAN BE CURED
ALCURA WILL D0 IT
ALCURA, the widely known treat-
ment for Alcoholism cnii now be ob-
tained at our store. lt is guaranteed
to cure or benefit. or money refunded,
Ilemedy that has been tried by thou-
sands and found to do just as it
claims,
Drunkenness is a disease. Those
who are afflicted with the craving for
liquor have to be helped to throw il
oh. Alcura No. 1 can be given sec-
retly in Coflee or food. Alcura No.
is the voluntary treatment.
Help your loved ones to restori
themselves to lives of sobriety am
usefulness and to regain the respect
of the community in which you live.
Only $1.00 per box. Ask for fr
booklet. E. A. FOSTER, Centra
Drug Store, Charlottetown. l".Fi.I.
S. S. HARLAND.-The S. S. Har-
land arrived in Orchard on Wednes-
dai’ ‘lt about ten a. iii. and left on
return to Charlottetown at, aboui
four p. in. Her inward cargo con
sistedlof two hundred and fifty bar-
rels flour, eleven casks kerosene oil.
and alarge quantity of smallei
freight. Her outward cargo consist-
c-.2 principally of six hundred busheli
potatoes from Wright Bros., ana;
seventy-eight hogs from F. W. Snow,
fourteen hogs from' (1, C, Mclntosh
for Davis and Fraser.-V,
V1C'I‘ORIA SHIPPING NEWS.-Thr
Sclir, Minnie, Captain Trenholm ii
charge, arrived in port on Sunday
Slit- is now being loaded with product
by Wright Bros.-The Sclir. Iona
(Xiptaiii Lord, left on 'Fuesilay foi
Glace Bay, (Tape Breton. Her ciirgi
consisted of four thousand bushel;
potatoes, fifteen hundred bushel.
o-its, sir liitndrod bushels turnipi
and fifty bushels oats, loaded by
\\ right Bros.-Tlie Schr. finrnel
O'Hiirii, viiiiiiniiiifled by Uaptiiin Mc
l.r-nn, iirrivlul in port on 'Tuesday
with aciirgo of coal from Sydney,
ronsigiied to Wright Bros,-V.
NOX COS. INCORPORATED- Ai.
\voilnesday's meeting of the Execu
tive Council, the applications of thi
following fox companies for incorpo
ration by letters patent were grant-
e-i:- International Fur ldarmtiiig Con.
pany, Ltd., of Suntmerside, with t.
capital of $625,000, Crapaud Fox
llunching Company. lltd., Crapaud,
$70,000; Glenaladale Silver Black For
('o., --Ltd., ---- ---C-lenaladnle, $60,000
Mount Edward Silver Black Fox Co.
Ltd., Charlottetown, $400,000; Georg.-
Morrison Company, Charlottetown.
$5,000; General Fur Farms, Char
lottctowii, $175,000; 'l‘hc Hackett F-il~
ver Black Fox Co., Ltd., Tignisb,
i"-"l.000.
FOUND.-The missing gasolcue boat
wliich thc D. G. S. Brant went in
scarch of on Wcdiicsday, as reported
in yesterday's Guardian, has beci.
found. The boat, which belonged to
Mr. Morrow, of Annandale, who wut
accompanied by two Georgetown men
Angus McLean iiiid Jack Yoston, hae
set out on Tuesday night, with a raft
of logs in tow, from Wood Islands
for Georgetown; but up to mid-day,
on Wednesday, when the assistance oi
the Brant was reqiiisitioned, bud not
reached her destination. The ,Brant
found her at three o‘clock that after-
noon oil Wood Islands breakwater.
The raft was too heavy for the boat
in tow, and she was just drifting
about, and in ull probability would
have been lost had not the Brant
turned up at such ii. timely period.
'lhe steamer towed tho boat and the
raft in safety to Georgetown.
DEINITATION TO GOV'i‘.--The Exe-
cutive Couucil at its ‘meeting on
Wednesday received a deputa’i in
from the Summerside Board of Tiiide.
The delegation consisted of Dr. Mc-_
Lellan, Messrs, W. H. B. Stavert and
W. J, Lidstone, and the object with
which they waited on the Govern-
ment was the procuring of a suitable
building in Summerside for the pur-
pose of holding seed fairs. At lire-
sent there is no permanent building
for these fairs, to be held in this
town, and the Board of Trade there
desire the Government to furnish
such a building. Their application
was favourably received, and is being
considered by the Government, with,
it is understood, considerable desire
to comply with their wishes. It is
further understood that the intention
of the Government ls, if it is decided
to provide such a building. to make
it utiliziible as 8 general agricultural
hnll and not confined to the purpose
of seed fairs only.
PORT HILL-The annual business
meeting of the Lot 14 and Presbyter-
inn congregation was held in the
church on the evening of Tuesday,
Nov, 18th, Rev. J. S. McKay was
appointed chairman and Mr. S. P.
Dougherty, Secretary. The reports of
the different Trcasurers were received
all of which showed that the financial
affairs of the congregation were in
ri good condition. The follow-
ing: are the officers for the next yeari
-Board of Managers-Hector L. Doh-
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Bd_WByS
  early
eiief
Jacob Able of R. i~‘. li. No. 1. Mlilsfnwn. .\'.
J.. writes: "l-‘or lin- inn ihroo _yvvirs l iinvn
had kidney iliru-ruin rind iuivkai-he. and I but-vs
linil it rin had flint for i-||¢I.i\ days rind iiiniilw
I rniild not ne! my vinfiios off, l lliuughl l
would fry Iliidwiiy'ir llviidy llolief. I run- my
linrk nni hips und nlili-is n mimi ruhh ug. rind
lu ri short time the pain was all lime. Ni one
In this world known hui (ind riuii myself tho
;ilii;~;~r`y'_l won ln till I USED llad\viiy'» Ready
r~ e . ‘
. CURES LUMBAGO
f lllidwnyw lloiitly Rollo! nhnuiil he well riihblul
* or-i»r n lnrgr surface. until ii glow lr pi-rxliivwl,
wllli n iiurniug iwnsnrlim. li-xv f-nm-ii rf-ruilro
ilu- llnrlwuy I’ lla. Soma 00. Wllfll I 00|' 07|
lollrinz would be taken.
BADWAY oi Co.. llnriuui. Cui.
Arthur, Wm. H. Phi ps, H gh Mc
Kendrick, Herbert MacArthur and
Wesley Rlx. Stiliend ’l`reas.-}-lugli
McKendrlck; Oflcring 'I`i-eiis.-Ai'te-
mas McArthur; 5ecretai'y--S. I’.
Dougherty; Missionary 'l`1'cns.---Wm.
Montgomery; Messrs Artemas Mac-
Arthur and James Mcliitosh were
appointed ushers. A full report of
money raised in this coiigmgation
during the year ' will bc given later.
-P.
ihal puts other
TUC death occiirred ut Woodstock,
P, E. I., on Novenibcr 7th of James
Palmer in the 60th year of his age.
Deceased wnsii man of sterling qual-
ities, lie \\'i\Sag<,»iiil iiciligbor audi,
kind and loving father. His home
was ever the centre of his love and
devotion and to whiczi everyone was
Teas io shame-
"Sunni"
Black or iiilxcd-Scaled Packets only. E50
samples sent by mail on enquiry-
 Address "Salads" Montreal.
I
welcome, whether struiiger or fricnd.l
I-ie was un arrive worker L-.1 the Pres- Mortgage and Investnieiit Corpora-
byteriau <‘hi\1'cli at Bloomiicid. of tion, yesterday carried out their oh-
Which hii ‘V215 1-liiicmbef H0 l¢21\'l=S l-0 ligation. They called ourthc-Premier
m°“"“ his 1055 *\ 501`Y0“'1“iC Widow, und were accorded a prompt inter-
two daughters and four sons. The view, when they laid before Mr.
daughters ure:--Nlrs, Wesley Dingnaii Matliieson the facts of their situa-
of Woodstock and Clara at home. tion, with the request which they
Pho sons are: Bertram rind George had been iiutliorized by the meeting
who rcnide in O’licnry und Thomas to ninkc, Mr. Mathis-son assiireil them
and Earl at lrome. The funeral took that steps would bc taken to comply
ilace mi Monday and wus largely at- with their wishes, and it is under-
tended. 'stood that he immediately communi-
--- cated with the Government of British
CANADIAN MOME INVESTMENT. Uoliimbifi-
-Messrs H. Fitzgerald, P. : Smith '*--'
ind W. Hogil. the committee appoint-
ed by a meeting of the local contract it is with sincere feeling of sadness
holders of the Canadian Home 1n_|that The Guardian records the death
vestmenq; Company of Vancuuvex-_ to ,of Alethzi. Feeliiiii, eldest daughter of
obtain . all :availavle information i-1111195 \V~ Feehlm Of Sill/U~i§0 HBFUOF.
'vait on the Premier and request him |“'l\i"h Sad event TOOK P1500 1-it 2
from the British Columbia Govern- Iavclock S“"day Mternoon' the ‘GNL
t .th d t the b fd Miss Feeliaii hail been in delicate
“en W’ reg” 0 (ma 1 es ,liculth for some months, but it was
if the h'\'YiUK OV" Of the C0miH1Hv nut until the middle of September
'iv an orgariizati0n called the Alpha th:-it her illness assumed li, serious na-
ture no that she resigned her position
as teacher ut Mount Stewart. Since
then, though shi: has had the best
niedicul attention, grave hopes were
cntertriined for her recovery,
Iieiitli is iilwnys rad, but it is ex-
treiiiely so when one with such bright
|ii‘ospecti~i for the future is caller!
away in thc bloom of youth at tbe_$
eiirly nge of twenty. She was 3 girl`
of it gentle mill lovable disposition
and to know her was but to love her.
The funeriil left the house at 8/
dclock ou 'Tuesday morning and u'
large concourse of friends followed
the remains to St, Andrews (‘hurch'I
where Ifeqiiiciii. High Mass wus cele-
_brated by her pastor Rev. A. P. Mc-
§I.ellan. The pall-bearers were?-
'l"i'unk Fcehaii, George Morrison, Leo
Hmitli, Joseph McKay, Walter Pigott
'und Wm. Pigott. Besides a sorrow-
,ing futher and mother, one brothel'
and two sisters are left to mourn, to
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POTASH feitili/.tr.
yield of 735 bushtls to the acre. if he can get sucli ri yield, why c
You surely ought fo have p`euty of barnyaid niauure t~ iisf-_
and you cnn get .1 yield similar Lo his. '1`li.il is what HIS did.
Another farincr in Lowiizsvilleiii, Qu :.. olit iu~d fi yield of
Soda.
is the food the pn t cm.-sumes. If you wish to ri-ii-e lrgger crops,
the plant food that the plant fakes up ln its natural growth.
year, do l.lllS
\'n-1 can mix vour own lrrtllizer ni lioine il you wzmt to.
POTASH.
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sl Sf. John, N. B.. Montreal and Torinlo malics
it exsy lor you to gel your POTASH from us.
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One farmer lu Lupe Breton, N' S . ili.ub.e.l lil.~ crop of pyiiines, in feel has Just liniv.s¢.ed
u't YOU.
If so, use it in QU \N`l‘I'l`ll-'S
in connection w th 4oo lbs Basic Slag`a'd ifio lbs. Sulphate of Potzisli to the acri ; cult’.v.-ite well
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acre by using I5o lb-_ Nitrave of Sola .loo lbs Aol-1 Phosplinle :ind iso lbs. xllurlule of l’0lash‘
increasing his yie'd S26 bushels over the pot lciiiliz :d wi li only I-.cld Phospliiie and Nitrate of
IT COST TI-IIS FAR\fllf.R JUST $3.4; 'l`O (EET S16 BUSHI-15.*, M0113 OF M \NGLl~§S
If YOU \\>:i-"it to ;iolll».eivi c on YOUR Tiirni. write us :ind we will tell you how,
livery crop reri1.i\r_-sfroiii the soil so iiiuzh Nitrogen, Phospborlc Acid and FO`l`ASH. Tbl‘
you must put back into the soil
\` ui probihlv iirid-irslanrl this, and very likely you u=e some sort of fertilizer, but if _you or:_
NOT using a fertilizer cr.iit=iifiinq 6 p. c. to io p. c. POT-\Sl-I. you ciiinot uf! hlililfi' Ylelflfi _0`
better quality. Tlils is because ri plaiifremovfs from the soil more POTASH than l’lios;iborlc Acitl.
Oidinnrily_ low grade Fertilizers contain from 6 p c. los p c. Pliosbtorlc Acid :ini apiifo'
xlmatply zp c. ol POTASH. (`fi'fainly thlsls not more POTASH than l’l1ospl1oiic Arid. You
mm( ilmease this percentage to 6 p. o. to io p. c. POTASH. If you want to raise a bumper crop
insist that vmir dtalcr piovlde you wllli n 6 |i 3. to io p. C POTASII fertilizer, if be cannot
do tbl-, and you bi-\-e to buy a low grade fertilizer, fo' every 'ou of low grade fertilizer you buy.ad-i
20;: io 3 o lbs. cf N' iiili ii- or &u`y»lu.t.- of lkiasli. ni rl this will bring it up tea h gli grave fertilizer-
().ir Ag i-ulruril liicperls wll
le‘l von FREE bow ti do lliis (let lu louch wllli your ferli i'/.:1’ll1Blti' NU\\'. S0 Il‘11lhE Wm l’=‘
sure \nli.v¢P01`»Si-i oi lim-rl f r you when you need it. Sfr-d us your tl-aier‘s uxui: and we
will sen l \o'i l<`REl'I booklets oi haw to iiizreise your vield Tliese bo iklers w.: kn iw nr; I i-itiu :-
iiv: and are the bf~t on ilie .~u'\j:ct, being wrllteii by Experts Wrilziis tvlliu; the kl'i-1 nf _rrfips
vnu mi~c giving usthznriiiic of your dealer, :uid we will see lbiii you g~-:ai leriili/.--r liiglilii
You will have plenty -if iifur this wiuit-r to study this :ill-liiiJo‘l iu’ 1|iic~'liou. I-nfl li0\\' 10
prorfcd nnolhci' your lo get bigger 3 i.lil»‘ of li:iicr q-iallty lroni your Tiirui. Write ii~' 'l`i)- D.=\\'.
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