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Wat Given to island Fruit at Public llfleeting _in
ni hlarltet Hall Last Nightfx-large Attendance'
his being asked
and brleB.Y dealt
the Fruit Growers' Association. '
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referred ata
the meeting,
the good work of
.i,Hn,heaU
Al x. Mmm. li’ -P expressed nu
9 »' ~
pleasure at the large audience and ut the
large number of public men whose
presence testllled -to their interest.
The rapid progress f horticulture
as one of the astoni$g features of the
“_
Province." The cheese iludustry had been
great toon to the Province and thetrult
And Many Public Men Present and j¥“;,‘g_§;,'3;=;:;“'~°“*°_°,;,;,;‘,=;‘,‘e';=cg~;;‘;,;
i mngnilieeut display otapplss emphasized
  i ltlle fact that P. E. I. could grow apples
he annual rnectlngof the Fruit, (irow nlclltul Farm just outside the cityi he is
at would equal the best specimens of
other Provinces. The whole of the Pro~
f vinue, with thejexoeptlon of a (ew acres,
such ns can grow the best apples. There `
rs' Association of Prince Edrvurd lsluud found the best trees tllro\\'ingto bc Munn, are initial dlfiicultlea in the wily of the
penod yesterday at li.ill in the ;\iarket~ lillxter, Blenheim while the Baldwin wus rlpplc industry but 'thcnc will be »00l\ got
ull with a good attellduncc. inet so well. ' over »
The residen V Rev. A. E. Burke, _V\lber~ Mr. McNeill spf.-nklng on thc Macintosh {Seuntor Robertson oulogised the Presi-
licd advocated that apple if it were well tlbllt and his ns80C|lll.es who are doing B
IJ l.
Ju, occupied the chair nnd the llrst bmi-'
ass was thc reading of minutes of last
safe meeting.
The report of the 'i`reusul1rr showed thc
receipts to be 8Z0i.8'i nnd the expenditure
$113,812 leaving a bulancc- of $91.05.
The Dolninion Fruit inspect/or nt-xt sub:
During the sulnnler Mr. McNeill who
has since been promoted to the Chief of
.he Fruit Division, Ottawa, nnd Mr.
Burke did considerable work throughout.
the Provinces. Early ill the spring Mr.
 is for cash only isurke went through the country exiilllln
i of
Mr. Mc.\`eill held lil meetings covering
 °ur velvet and carpet lnittedhis an_n_nalreport. ”
lg the best way to collrltoruct the effects
the mice, by bridging. lll:May he and
uppis-mented by meetings conducted by
uit in awakening a general interest
- | ulmost' the entire Province. This was
.\
| .\ir. Burke himself. all with exccllcnt rc-
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s
throughout the Province. To these meer-
' ings is due in snnc extent the admirable
i fruit crop of l9g4. When the new orchards
x develop ll great future is nllticipated. The
ucstion isnow to find the market or
much fruit will go to waste. To thc I". ti.
| .»\.,
the people of the Province are looking-
c ` for advice.
MUSIC Sl0Rl5‘
Pianos \'iolins
Organs Banjos
Sewing Machines Accordeons ,
Mandolins 'fambourinns ` |
Autoharps Mouth Organs l
Sewing Machine tlranrophone 
Needles A ' Needles i
Granlophones Guitars §
We have also intl control of the
celebrated Berliner Gramophone for
the Island. with the new Maroon
Records which can be used over a
thousand times with good results.
\Ve will alio'v you one third on
your old records taken in f-xcllangcl
for new ones. _
Call or writc tor prices.
Kent St., Colown.
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noosn l
sllornls
Make very useful
Christmas Pre-
sents. “YC IXBVC
them for Lgdles
and Gentlemen.
Girls and Boy! V
in felt, black and
' colored. in leather
with fleece linings,
ranging in price
from l5c to
$2.50.
O ig SI li
OF THE FAMOUS '
.;° _ Endorsctl
E]L_]L'by thc
nf Best
Musicians
'°1»_i»._ fi Through-
out ‘
the
World.
se..
  uollllls al suun. l
Edward Bayfield for the committee on
prize lists; Rev A. E. Burke for thc colu-
mlttee on transportation nnd for the com-_
mittee on co-opol'zlt.i0n lr ive their reports
which were adopted.
The meeting thcn ud_iourncd till 2.30.
.».l-"rr:Rl\`oo.\' sr-:.ssl0N.
The afternoon session opened ut 2,30.
The report of thc committee on Prize
List was considered. It was moved by E.
Baydcld alld seconded by C. R, Dickie,
limi the report be adopted. Motion was
discuss :d by Senator 1"erguson who
moved that the part of thc report recom-
mending that Red _-‘sstrllknn Apples be
placed on the prize list nnd that Rhode
lsiand Greening and Nonpuricl he lr-ft oll`
be mt adopted.
E'lward Bayfield, Prof. liluir and R,
Burke rliscusscd the lunendnleut which
was not seconded und the lnain motion
therefore carried.
Lieut. Governor McKinnon wus tllcn
presented with tv collgratulntory ndllrl-ss
on his pronlotion to the chief position ill
tbl-gland and hoping for his co-operation'
in thc fllrtlleruncc of agr-icultllre and hur-
liculturl-. it also referred to the great
llssislallce given in the pus-lt by the llltc
i-ion. George VV. liowlan, iorlucrly Gowr-
nol' 011°. L. i. _
lion. Mr. McKinnon replied llzrppily
tlinllklng the Association for the address
and elllogisillg tho work oi' thc lute l\lr.
Howlnn.
Tile introduction by the _President of
Profs. Muconll, Blair und Chief Mt-Neill
followed.
~ Next came the question box its bciowz-
Arc- seedless apples worth i!l`0Wl"8i MV-
Mc.\`eill rcpllcd not giving xl decided uu-
S\VEl`.
Are Bishop Pippin apples \vol'tll grow-
ingl Mr. McNeill answerer! thut they
rlgere.
i What constitutl-.s the legal inn-rel? Sen-
ator Ferguson, being naked tof answer, rc-
piied that up to itil) our legal barrel was
same as that of_N.S.-ilti quurts.ln 1890 leg-
islation wus passed muking the lniniluunl
size ilti qunrts,but some wanted larger nnd
thc only penalty attucllecl was that u bur-
rel could not bc nuvlc smaller. Fic. made
ll plea for rl uniform bnrrcl tllroughout.
Cuundn nnd this was uilly sc-.condcd hy Mr.
McNeill. ‘
Has any one lrrui any expcrlcllco here
or elsewhere. with Alfufal Mr. Mc.\`eill
replied he did notndvlsc its n sl- and Mr.
Buyilcld nnd Wltltvr Simpson, (_`. li.
Dickie, John A. Ferguson concurred. Nu
one testified to having grown it success-
flllly.
John .lollustonc rt-all an excellent pupcr
fllli of good suggestions on borne ditlicul-
ties of lslnlul Horticulture. 'i`lle paper
was llislfusscll by il. l’. lrvillg :lull
S1-llutol' liobcrtsoll.
l'rof. Mncoun. tlttnwu, nddressl-d tin-
aurlicllcc on "Smile Guides to Success in
(loud ()rchnrding" iluatancing the need nf
good marketing. the bent. iomtion for the
ol-l-llarvl rritllguod sllcller. the selection
nf the best varieties for the ciinmte null
forthe rrmrliét., the careful planting of
the fruit trces, uvnirlnnce of over pruning.
proper spraying, protectlouof trees from
thc mice hy :thick bnilrllllg paper and
from sun sculd by wrapping with hir ch
bark.
.inhn ilollcrts-un, Inks-rlrlull. ln di.~lcu_~'
Mr Maconn‘s rldflrelw said many good
things about packing nlld shipping apples.
W. C. White, Elm.. read- hln paper on
“i~`\n'tlu»r Notes on my Experimental Or
chord." it showed nlucll observation nnd
gave many valuable recommendations.
Senator Ferguson ill discussing the
paper advocated adher¢~nl'c to the old nnd
tried varieties. Then followed Mr. i
White, Edward Bayfield. i Prof. Mir
Conn and Mr. Mc.\'l»lIl, the Inst two dc-nl~
ing with the San .lose sclilc which can bc
ef $9"
@l§§@.§
t§rP.Floloiuli8fs~
controlled hy lime nnd sulphur wash.
Mr Mt-Neill {sa|d stringent efforts were
being taken to prevent the scale leaving
4 of the Ontario nurseries.
_Senator Pu-gnson polnlcll out lhnr In
lking selections, the condition or the
ihh market ilwrlld be considered.
‘_',>.  G. il. Vi-,mm lllnonssell the Bald .
O alptqlnlng that it could be success-
f ‘ f
'taken hold of, but he would not advise
ok-lock. o
men were on the platform and cnjoyn‘ tel l
Prof. \\'ntts` orcllcstra. l-
ullvnnce in fllrluin'g during the past f
twenty yours. , These advullccs had been
made by such ellucutive nlcetillgs us the
present one. Let every fnrnler as well C
ns every citizen take n deep ulld llc ive ‘
\\ orks ns_the I<‘ruitGro\\ ers Association do I
and to this cud he arslncd the continued "
that thc present meeting would prove of
large.
_ B 0 Clflll 5 lvrlc rer ry ss
Maud Down was the next lruluber.
Licnt. Governor M';Killnoll spoke of
the pleasure that must llcccssurlly he
very large audience of citizens. lic
:xt thc afternoon session to the eflcct that d
If tilisbccnrllc the cllsc sumctimc there ’
lnlght be ll fa nine such :rs in l|'clnn_d, 0
Wh°\”e me l00i>le devoted their whole
l"d\1S5l`.V lllls lvlvllncell by great, stride;
I`8lDfI\lllll1‘4 decreased, 'l`his must be e
taken into it-count when e\ clts ul t
dealing with our local conditions. I-I; \
pointed out thut tilcrc wus all opcning"in l
.\iuycr Kelly on bclullf of the citizens "“'
wt-lcollled thc Fruit Growers Association Ur
to thc city. lie clnpllnsizcd thc willing~ '
nessof the citizens to do everything to '“
uid the farlllcrs. llc rcviesvcdtllc great M
A.
interest ill the furtherance of such good
-` - . _ - r
A n
.support of the city. In closlnglle hoped “
c_\'pel‘icnced by the Fruit ('iro\vers at the O
evening. He lauded the exllihlt.; which
deprecated the ideu. of un Ottawa speaker' h
\
attention to potato ralsin . 'fl - ~l' T
5 K le hut hc placed with great udvlultngc on th.
In our Province the snow fzlll ami the E
» _ v
dent work on behalf of the Fruit indus'
every farmer to grow it unless he plt. trly. The great trouble is in exportation
skill and pains unto its cultivation. to
The session then adjourned till eight id
England but a new nlrlrirct- was opening
the Sort-ll west. The orchard is a sourcr
I revenue which goes on from yearLt1
There was rl very large attcndullcc ut year with little trouble. He instanccd or-
the Fl-uit Grower-s' public meeting last chords in King’s Co. that ure upv\'l\l‘ds ill
night. Tile clnlir-was graciously occupied yenrsiolduuii one planted by the Frellcll
by licv. A. E. Burke, many proulinent'before the fallof Loillslulrg. He quoted
‘\ - ~ . .
e u ords of Sll'Wiilial1l Da wson in l8'7l
illstrunlelltal lnunic was furnished by when he reported on 'thc Provipceto the
ffect that f.h‘e'sbil ol' south east Kings
ns tilebest'fol"h‘uitV growing, this side
Dcvollslllrc, England.
A humorous qllrtrtet “Would you know
yCelin`scllarllls" by A. Gaudet, G. H.
oore, M. W. \Vils0n and Arthur Smith
ollowrrd. `
"l`hc annual report of the President Rev.
E. Burke was next dclievcred. it was
olllplcllensive und uble. It. will be
leult with further lutcr.
On lnotion of 1". L. iinszard seconded
yRiclnn~d Burke, the former of whom
alle ll brief speech, the report rvnsunani-
lously adopted. ' _
A violin solo by Mr. Dickie was received
»incnlc\llnblc benefit to the Province ut “4m'm“°h “ppl““"°'
At this point. Gravenstein apples grown
j'A V01 Mull. _ lc | | nu.. by Mr.|Robertsolr,`fInkcrn_1u'n were di.~-
tributed among the audience. Needless
toaay they were highly nppreeiatcrl. »
Mr. McNelll,Clliei of the Fruit Division,
ttawu, was the chief speaker of tl.r~
e saw before him and then spoke briefly
ll the growing of apples on the Island
the whole Island should bc an orchard. Thom are 'idvaqtanel ‘md di”dm""“g°""
rnong the advnlltages is the happy mean
f climate without too lnuch cold tl
freeze' ol*-too much llcut to ripfn too early.
he Alenarlder- and thc Grnvcllstcin coult
nglish' lnarkel.. .inother protitnhll
xportlng article is the Red iiiucln
osh beside many otller wt-li~l:no\v
'l1l`lUUi¢S iI\¢l`\lflil1@"tllc Baxter willvil we
rohnbly the most' bealutiful that could ll. _
‘,°\l1lii- “flly \\"oi‘ify about new v:u‘ictie.s
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better' _plying five acre
orchard on every mixed farm
ing will give alnwrt as nrueh-as all
the rest.. Many; orchards me not
pa.y’ng a cent bewuse intelligence and
labor is not put. into their culture. Ho
considered prospects particularly bright;
in this province for horticulture but
greater care m`uit be taken in planting etc. i
Duet by the 'Misses Down was next and
after a few remarks by Prof. Macoun who
curtailed his address owing to the late
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The tirstiot thQ';3l.¥gF§‘f.,[_;,-iliear .<, ' __ V
‘ vrejleave our  ‘ ,
'and 'move to  Ptblie
Black _ '(Suu_nyrldg_-;)~-: We.;
want lo reduce our `stbclr.` l
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V ghitsggi Mslriiig? iff - -§‘,*,“’,,;_   P _  '
Sewlllz-Machine-»» l  .‘
Cmrse emmgh t°' dis' " i SmaiiM`usical~1t.stl‘\ln1€¢1tl. ‘ " '  '
solve slowly, and not be
,carried out with the whey.
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Windsor Salt
preserves cheese better;
and makes the smoothest,
richest and best quality
cheese. See that your
dealer gives you _
Windaow Salt
5h¢§_¢"L_fé_1§ig|v_¢tg.,  M y r H  V- ‘.2 V. V. lV- -_
Ifsoherniis your chance-_-bargains in all lines-A
great opportunity te.ser;ure Xmas and'fNew Years gifts
Call tndiymndlook`ovcrcn,r_;1htocE#a°W\! .~'i_i,il`f ' _ “ ' 
not ask you to buy- -just'=i1looLl:» Open every , , -_ ¥' 
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miller 
Queen sum, ' i c°nliQrly§Zs,i#uilaing.` A l'-~=_ ‘ g»*'~Vf_
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l- _ mo v.
‘  vfaoln rrrrcll
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nyona can secure there
amluomo premiums by nl
evvhuurnmsywork. \\'n|;m .’ `
lvlng nwny llundrelll of _
.bully rings und wllrcllca is
ntroduclr our inulse an .1 ,,
ooda. Semi un your name , _ l
ndaddtcsssnd ngrreotuv.-ll .V» -V
ul! llloronr l|n|l?»u|:ro
eweller<',rro\'l~ Ile at
0e.eae|\. wtrllrtyouarld
cud jewellery by mall You
ld. They are neun iful
odsrnnl sell quickly, when
old aenll us the ll. and wo
nd you the lrnnllsomnluk.
old glnlsherl ll nl.
I Wi bumlliflll large
olrlh 'l‘l|rq\|olle.
Rlhlcll and llilv
ginonrls mnizrllnccnt colt y
£31. ll' y-.ll r.-no rm- no
lvrllhmlt delay and sell ___
em and retnnl t u money rl’-1 ' tj
unruly, we will un-u you
mt it ¢ - murdso U "
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Jogsweilhs Building. Georgetown
' #Money to loan. -
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i‘-pqesn’t that offer yon a suggestion for a "Xmas Gift ? If it
' does, it `wouid`be wise-for you to make a Lvlsit' to our store,
\ while our stock is complete. » We never had suchan elaborate
and large assartment of "HOLIDAY PERFUME" as we’re
shoving this season. “ALL STANDARD GUODS ’ in evefy
odor, put up in beautiful “CUT GLASS" bottles and dainty
< attractive packages. It makes , »
 P"°‘°"l
Remember our PERFUMES are the products of the WORLl)'S
GR1~}A'I EST PERFUMERS and are sure to please.
Prices all the Way From  t6.$(».0O
per Bottle.
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecaries’ Hall. .
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0 ra House Building. . Wl,"°;”"“ """’°';,,,",‘_""f{`,' ',",',‘§"‘,i,',""°l l _  ~ i .4
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iiandkercbicts
_One of the most acceptable Xmas
gifts, a lovely range her.-f to choose
` from. . _
_\Ve have tile silk llandkerchiefs
with the lnilia's or without and also
a large quantity of pretty plain
hemstitched ones from 4c each up.
We have better grades to no ind
zoc, 25c, S5c, .loc up to $1 oo.
Thrislmas 0 tf.r:lngs
Year after year I/lere ' d
_.,.,..,....,f.,. .>.is°;:.1'l.z':::f.;:";:;;'_"o’;:‘°;z.:';";=f..f":;‘ci.._o£.:~;
51:5!/~c}l;r:,¢‘i1.¢rI;,E% coil! ba, nlalbfrobled fo e/loose your giffs for FATHER, MOTHER,
especially aaraénw fmfyéiu ¢af;l; qi] 271;; :au £6;/Zrlsl/nac.{s sgafeh endervorirgo fa make 
' f/ze Iasf day -our selections are al their besf. 8 goo S 0 5 Gwyn". n t wa” mm! _
_ V ’,,_ A nice Dress Length of Silk or Woolen
` * l  /5; smns WE HAVE
liadics Belts
We have the latest and frost up~tc-
date Belt dept. in this city. cairying
the newest shades and styles and
picea to suit everybody's purse.
Ahandsome tslleta silk Beltin all
colors with gilt buckle for 25;; meh
Another line at 6oc nnd prettier
_onesstlli at 35c, $1 10,5155 $160.
Iieckwear
is tllething that gives the c .stulne
the finishing touch. We have a
lov:-ly showing of novelties, in iligh
Class Neckwear. soft dainty designs
of sllk_and applique. Prices 2.5¢, 351:.
09°- 7-1°. $1-10. $1.50. $1 75. $1.95
EP ‘O $3.3-5,each tie putinto n pretty
ox.
llliilillttil
To-day's news is of bargains. The
imported have served their purposes
sotlley go at grrat _reductions. Now
l°d‘°9 U11! il the tune to get a swell
Hat at very little-money. Every.
thing ln stock at 3333' od, -
No mysteries about thIe`fl1:rs; we
sell. A ale place to buy tors is at
th s store. We are olTerlng special
glflsd in ihls lille for oqf Xmas
ra‘_e. ,_ _
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l’prrir`\'S 1 ` ntuil nmkoslllrliaeil
at vvlmlef .-also wmllqlils kid
gloves and un nssed kid gloves.
XM .. (K Penn;-=de-Soie, black only.
~ ,fy/' ' " Taffeta, all colors.
Louisenne, all colors.
Tnrneline, all colors. '
‘ ,li  . l Japan Tntffetn, all colors
Bengaline, all colors.
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nf
- Saiinb, all colors.
_ Our silk Department is now at its prettiest. come and select yours now, don't wait
u .nl the last day, the sooner you com : the better choice you will have,
wooL1=§N Gooos. ARE
  v Lcanrms ~
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-= Sv cial s
an coals..   
wn.¢'»rm°f¢;,gi§l¢asr'i` ry 1,6 lids x ‘ jo'  4
Maurer. sl»¢a;.,¢:f- ¢;gg°§:a;- -ities: aifi. - -  “V rr
e able linen Hilti#   liflllltlli    
_ol fleurs style 'inlsuumahykn
llllilt. hrnatitcled have the arpkina to-gatzll
recital , ation ad | _
elgulllridfl <13 ivi»rlif'§3»'=‘»’n:r'il §l”a'§.lfv
,' rica froll1V‘l_9c ihlnaddlttn erm; 
5 $3 .  ` n. _
practical
linen for
from
i ' ` 1 eta' pro
Ve have surpasrgd any preceding
vsar. In this line. ’ Among those to
choose from are, pretty ties in all the
newest makes and shapes, at popular
prices _ _
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Shirts  
Mews and boy’s shirt either soft or
Christmas trade 8oc, $1.10,' $1 25,
ll! 35l
GOOD LINE -WHITE shirts from
zSc!11Dt'o $1.-5o,ea¢ ll.
_. Heavy, wc o‘.en or lrnittcd shirts
f§orn 39c up to-$1.90 each.
underwear pg
' We have all kinds and-'-all makes
Warm wool fleece lined for $l.oof'auit
nf. Men's all wool unshrinlrable
f' om $1.50 upto $3.75 per suit.
Gaps  
Men‘s and boys caps -in all the
newest shapes and styles. Prices
range from 254: up to $l.5o_
g fFn.r caps from $2 75 up to-$9.00,
these arc, Dttc r,,S:nl and Beaver.
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_ -We carry the best line of umbrellas
1nthe.eity.‘.'Prioes range from 176s
e=`ch_np._ All the Newest Handles.
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mailers in fancy
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