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The Rev. A. J. McNeill, oflifiurrsy
RWBP. returned Wednesday night
Its time.'fol: the fire in from Avvnmore. ont, He seeenpn...
iied home to the Island the remains
thc- doped Grate. 5 How -01 the me Rev. s. D. .uci~liee. 'rlie
cheerful :to sit and watc
.body was taken yesterday s|_f,¢;-noon
to the home of the decea.sed's sister,
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»  . Mrs. James A. Nicholson at Prwell
the many c(,]m.ed flames Cove. Phe funeral services will be
held in St- John's Church, Belfast'
when tlselighfs are turn! ‘°d°Y- "°¢i"“i1\s at 2 ouiioeli I., U.,
ed low. i A
We 'will have a larg
The cortege will leave Mr. 'Nichol:`
son’s residence for the church ar. '_
0’¢lock. Interment will be in the old
Belfast Cemetery. _
Unfortunately Mr McNeill did not
_ e arrive in Avoiimorb in time to bid
Cargo of Old Sydne
`his friend, the late Mr McPhee fare-
y well. The latter passed away at
Screened Coal in a few
eight o’clock on Sunday morning,
the 751th lust., and Mr. McNeill
reached there at eleven o'ciock
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days, this Coal ls cousid-‘ ...me night. 6
Funeral services were held in the
tered the best for the Presbyterian Church at Avonmore, of
` Gr ate. »
Order your supply today
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Phone 240
I Ch'town
 
Plckard & Co.
which the deceasedwas pastor, on
Monday at 2 o'clock. These were con.
ducted by the Presbytery of Glen-
garry. Sixteen ministers were pres-
* lent, and the interior of the church,
i\'l¢1\1dins the gallery. was crowded to
its capacity. The funeral sermon was
preached by the Rev. A. B. McLeod
of Cornwall, Ont., a native of Spring-
ton, P. E. Island. ,
Shortly after the ceremony, the
body was taken to the train. Mrs.
McPhee accompanied her husband’s
rcmains. and will return shortly to
her home in Avonmore.
The late Mr. McPhee was a native
of Heatherdale, Prince Edward ' ls-
"It is the Md weather We “W hav* land, but removed with his parents
mg 'ww that brings °“ °°“gh° and ill early childhood to Glen William,
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colds and these, if neglected. wil
King’s County. Alter graduating from
‘fr _
f‘GlllfRDlllN- Qs
It fpaiys to buy in this Province.
This pound oaks full of
pipase.ths`- fortunate purchaser, ,
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in -Curling are requested to ‘meet
the 'Stipendiary Msgistra.te's o
City. Hall, tonight at 8 o'.cl0ck.
Mcllnrn will preach on Sunday ne
Kingston in the evening. ,
with deep regret of the death of M
Daniel Stewart of Glenfinnan, whi
sad event occurred at his home ye
elsewhere. . '
BUYING FOXES.-Several of t
directors of the Dominion Fox Rane
among them Messrs W. H. Prow
M. McLean, of Montague, were in t
city yesterday, making arrangemen
for the purchasefof a third pair
foxes for their ranch.
FLOOD OF BLUE FOXES.-
great number of blue foxes has be
breeding of which will now probab
- A'.l'I‘lllNTION.-All thole il1UX`°ltotl
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A. W. ‘PE_RRY.--'l‘he S. B. A. W. .
Perry. of the Plant line, will sail _ M,-,_ T_ G, Taylor, Charlottetown
lr0m.~Ha.l41ax for Boston on Satur-; mt yesterday morning on E vim tl;
(my Bt midnight. "_ ', YI” pictom .
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DIED YESTERDAY.-A wide clr
terday. The funeral notice appear
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and Willard L. Jordan, of Mui-ra,
Harbor. J. 'F. Sterns of Souris, an
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brought to the Island from. Alask
by Mr. E. Milligan, of Northam, wh
arrived in the city on Wednesda
night. He brought no fewer than
about forty pairs of these foxes, th
~ PUMPKIN-Plus at the Hsllowéen
-  --- I _ . tea. from 5 to 7. Also many other
smufnuar ,onlin roluorsr.-igseucecien. _ t
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celitsfg slice, ' ‘ ' ‘ ' See the Jumbies at Bt. James Hall
tonight from 5 to 7.
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_ Mi-_ J. R. nliniis, ollérlottetown,
' was in, Bradalbsne yesterday, ‘
` i Mrs. E. E. Crosby, of Cape Trav.
arse, yesterday underwent e. sueee55_
cle of relatives and friends will learn  °p°"m°“ i” th” P' -E' I' H°”Pi`
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gf Mrs. George Purcey, of Charlotte
spend the winter.
bf Mr. W. R. Mills, ol the London
  of me  i1.1:;‘*“f;”..°°";.‘;:;°.:'..‘;§. ‘i.‘.‘s“;i‘.',°.:‘.
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y business. ____
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lx Mr. Bun Beckwith, the well-known
of commercial traveller of Halifax, is at
present touring the province in the
interests of the various firms he re-
presents.
A
n Mr. Sidney H. Grant, of Prince
H Albert, Aim., who is travelling for
° the 1. C. R. Fish Company, is here
y for a few days. _
e Messrs A. Hennessey, F. J. Rear-
17 don bcrnard Callaghan John Nl.
considerably develop, in view of this ' '
tremendous influx. Hughes, F. M. McDonald_ and P.. Nei-
son, Charlottetown, are in New Glas-
-. Mr, Harold Jenkins, Charlotte-
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at North River' _in the morning" Eglin. has left on a. visit to Mout_
Long .Creek in the hfternoon and ____
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town. loaves the city. tomorrow morn: I e  e  
5 ing for Boston, Mase., where shc will . '
- Moore £5’ McLeod f J 
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UNIMAG
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I lnore bargainsi
U i For Friday Selling
CROWDED ALL DAY,-The usual report at any sale that -
this safe Offs. - W... the ...ilu of the Bic i<uM:.l-Ace SALE.
_ _ People cinl: t l sez-and stopped to buy-goods of most useful
character are offered at uuhezrd of prices-For example- ladies
‘_'. looked round-and gasped in surprise to see silk waists worth 5.00.
 600 and 7.03 offered at ".50-Dress Goods worth I oo for 39c--
M<n’s uudirwear worth 1.25 for 35c and so on.
lead to something worse. If your cold Prince of W-Mes College he taught
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has not left you try M'ac's Col
Cure and relief is bound to cornc.
This preparation, besides curing tb
cold. relieves the accormpanyin
headache and does it quickly and ef-
d school for about ton years in diiler-
ent districts, and was rightly re-
e garded as one of thc most capable
3 and painstaking teachers of his time,
Subsequently, he studied for the min-
ficicntly without nausea or gripping istry at Auburn Seminary, New
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or any other irritation common t
preparations of the kind. Price 25c.
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The Two Macs, 149 Great Georg
St. Etf.
York, and the Presbyterian, College
at Halifax, from the latter of which
hc graduated as a minister. His
first charge was at Union Centre and
Loch Aber, Nova Scotia, from which
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Straps
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ventignced. Quality and size
vary and prices run fron- 25o
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M cKinnon
Drug Company
I Gt. George & Kent.
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South. .After laboring there three
yours, he was called to Bélfast and,
about four years ago, removed to
Avoumore, whore hc has ever since
ministered to the Presbyterian cou-
gl-egation there.
At the last meeting of the Presby-
tery of Prince Edward Island, ii
"uiialiimous and hearty call from his
native congregation of Caledonia
was sustained and forwarded to the
Preabytery of Glcngarry, of which
thc late Mr. McPhee was a mcnfber,
but; before he had received it how-
ever, hc had answered the higher
call. .
._ The__1aiie_ Mr. McPhee w_as,zealous
in his ministry and exelhpliiied in
his daily walk and conversation that
he worked "as ever in the great
Tusk-master’s eye." He was a preach-
er of exceptional ability and this,
coupled'with his magnetic personal-
ity. made him a power for good. I-le
was a lovable character and a Christ-
like minister, beloved by his People
and eminently respected by all classes
and creeds. He has been called away
in the prime of his manhood. ltflvillg
I behind him. a record of sacrifice and
service which will remain fragrant in
the recollections of all who knew
im.
“A widow and four children are left
to cherish his memory. It is a deep
‘regret to Mr. _McNeill that he did
not reach the home of his late bro-
ther clbrgyman and beloved friend in
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Everybody’s
FRUIT LAXATIVES
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Hughes’ C. C. C. C. Tablets
A"geu_tle lexstive, which
regulates"`thé liver and kid-
neys and purifierthe. blood.
Headaches, Indigestion, diz-
zieliess. bilfohsness, nervous-
ness and many other ailments
are the direct resultof con-
siipation.
Hughes' ,‘ C. -C. C C's
promptly relieve all theze
conditions and give yermn ~
ent relief as viell by toning up
the bowels and overcoming,
their tendency to /cone'ip!-
tlcn. Price 25c per box by
mail or at .
Geo. E. Hughes
The Peopie’s Druggist
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time to see him before be had passed
away. ` `
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LOOK A I
LISTEN
STOP.
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VDo you wish to be one of the lor-
tunate shareholders'in a Fox Com-
nnnv whose breeding stock cannot be
beaten, then decide today to seourea
few shares in The Empire Black Fox
Co., Ltd. Without doubt this is the
best proposition on the market to-
day, The filth and last_naii-_of foxes
iwill be in the ranch this week and
'thereafter the ranoh\wlll he closed to
the public. If you miss this oppor-
tunity you will certainly regret lt.
,There is only a limited amount of
stock yet' for sale and after this _ls
disposed of any further offering wll
be at a premium. Call or telephone,
or write Walter U, Lantz, Sectv-
Treas., Charlottetown, and do it
now. 2887-10-29M2i.
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illlcllolsfon Tobacco to. Ltil.
is the man behind a pipe
full of Hlckflyfs Brigert
CintS;nokingw“pbalcoo.§'I\l’:
s we
gigsssnltebe-:abuse this tobacco
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§.’“‘6t§i°'l‘°f ‘iff “$3.232
b:i’ng pure snd`Ir».gn\\t. 'KE
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_ Grocers and Druggiets
S'l'EWA»RI"S `
_ cllnu Bunn
_ use it; you will always
MORE MOTOR CARS_.- Mr. D. C.
the makers of the popular McKay
motor car, who was in Charlotte-
town for several days recently, left
yesterday after having done` good
business on behalf of his principals.
.Hfe toiok with him n. goodly number
0 or ers for motor cars for the Is-
land for next year. Among them is
an indent for a forty-horsepower
touring car, which is to be pai-cited
all scarlet red, and is to be known
as the "Red Devil.”
_i'.l>noN SALE.-In the Market Hi-ill
last evening there was held u highly
successful “Hallowc'cn Tea and
Apron Sale” in aid ofthe Char-
lottetown Hospital. The proceeds
of the sale will go towards the es-
tablishment of a laundry in connec-
tion with the hospital. In the hall
were numerous tables, each over-
whelmiugly stocked with alluring and
prettily arranged refreshments, and
the ‘decorative air of the place rc-
responsfble forrthe affair. The sale
was well patronized, there being pre-
sent a. large numberof ladies and
$20.55.
SALE OF LUMBER.-The jettison-
ed lumber which formed part of the
Rocks, Wood Islands, several weeks
ago, and had to be lightened in this
manner in order that she might be
floated, was sold at auction on Wed-
nesday ou the scene of the stranding,
whcrc the lumber lay piled up along
the shore for several miles. The two
points of the sale were at thc break-
wntcrs at Wood Islands and Belle
River, where most oi the lumber was
washed up. The salc was conducted
by Mr. Benjamin Carter, of Char-
lottetown, and the weather bel-.lg
ideal. there was a large attendance
of bidders, who came to the vendue
by water and land. The lumber cc~_i-
sisltcd of spruce desi of the best qunl-i
ity, having been specially 'selected
for the European market; its %ue-.\ti-
ty was about- 250,000 feet. t was
sold in lots to suit purchasers, and
the average price realized was $10 a
thousand feet. The largest purchase
was made on behalf of the Govern-
ment, one lot of 107,000 feet bciug
sold to them; the balance being
disposed of in smaller lots to var-
ious purchasers. The sale proved very
successful. The auotioneer, Mr. Cnr-
ter, and Mr. Wn'ltcr»B. Robertson,
the Collector of Custoims who had at-
tended the sale, returned to the city
by yesterday morniug's train.
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1:Gualaco1 Emulsion- The time is
here when you should protect your-
self against the cold and changes in
weather. Our Guaiacol Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil with Hypbphosphites
parties of these popular "l'omedies.
There is nothing like it for coughs,
'colds and general debility, 40o. and
751:. bottle. E. A. Foster, Central
C TRY IT. ON ITS MERITS I
\We'are sure once you
»use it.
Because of its excellent
'.quality.
f ‘rjust try a Loaf for
Toast. e
Stewarls Bakery
McKay, the sales manager of the
Nova Scotia Motor Car Co., Ltd., 1,
contain the tonic and, nutritive pro- 
Drugstore. Mil.  
gow, N. S. .
Mr. Seawell Robertson, of Kings-
orough, was in Charlottetown yes-
terday. Mr. Robertson is one of the
directors of the Dominion Fox Ranch
Company, of Murray Harbor. `
Mrs. A. Nowell and family have ar-
rived in Charlottetown from Eng-
land. They were met ut Quebec by
Mr. Nowell, who is manager here for
O‘Lcal'y &» Lea. _
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Mrs. Arthur Newson and children,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Nan
MacNair, are expected to arrive this
week from Vancouver, B. _C., on a
visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew MacNair.
Hon. J.A. Mathieson, premier and
attorney-general of Prince Edward
Island, and Mrs. Mathieson, are the
guests of Mrs. _Mathieson's father,
Hon. David Laird, 404 Bay street,
Ottawa.
Ming Mary Callaghan who has been
flectod-_ considerable-,credit on those- visiting her former home in Dromore
left yesterday morning on _return to
Winthrop, Mass. She was accompani-
ed by Miss Bertie Barrett, Dromorc,
gentlemen. Special mention must bel who intends spending the winter in
made of o. donation by Mr. Hogg of‘ Winthrop, _
Mr. James E. Newsome, the Treas-
urer of the Massachusetts Silver Fox
Com any, Ltd, who was in Char
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de°k'1°ad of the N°I`W0Eif1D “Game lottetown recently in connection with -
Bjorgvln that ran ashore on Indian the business* of his company, left the
City yesterday afternoon for Sum-
merside on his why back to Boston.
Mass. "
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I We Desire I
Your Trade
No matter if you go 'to a
drug store once a day, _or once
a year-we are anx10\1S £0
get your trade.
If you _will give us a chance
to get it---we can assure you
that we will do all in our
power to give you entire sat-
lsfaction.
COME T0 OUR STORE
and get acquainted with us,
and see how well we can serve
your drug store wants.
Headquarters for all kluds
of Drugs, Kodsls. Co_nfec-
tionery. Toilet Articles,
Rubber goods.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore. ,
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Mole good bargains offered for Market day-be sure and call
-_ when you ale down town.
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_A New Tonic
' for the Hair
Royal Vinolln Solidifled Brilli-
r antlne gives the hair a lustre and
1 satiny smoothness. Though solid
it vanishes when asplled to the
hair and posltlqly I oesiplpt leavin;
heav . W & B0 -
brnslI. dubbed w£Ii Into the _scalp
once n week lt makes dnndru
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- 50 pieces of Dress Goods ~
Cottons of many sorts--Women’s Hats
Women’s Millinery Trimmings
` Ribbons, Embroideries, Lace,
Lace Collars, Linen Collars
i Waists, 'iful los, Odd Napkins
Women’s Raincoats
Boy's Suits, Boy's Hats,Boy’s Caps
-I Sweater Coats, Corsets, etc.
Men’s and Boy's Underwear.
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I .00 for49
Swell Stripe Silks
20f' inches wide 1.00 for 49c
HERE IS A VERY SPECIAL LINE of fancy sllks for
dresses waists and tbelike. They were baugllt better than right
-and they are offered you at a few cents more than the cost--in
order to make a hurry up bargain sale.
Silks of the same grade are being offered right now round
town at Loo to L25. ‘In the ordinary way our best-lowest price
would be I.co per yard.
' About eight or ten shadings.
FQRTY NINE CENTS PER YD
Z ` Out of town customers-ask for samples. ,  .
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;:Many people clliim that the pow-
der furmof dcntifricc is the only sat-
isfactory kind to use. Of course this
is a matter of opinion but it is l~.
fact that Rexall Tooth Powder is a
really splendid dentifrice, cleaning
every part of every tooth, hardening
the gums, keeping the mouth clean
and sweet. Put up in patented cans
25c., money back if dissatisfied. The
MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
Georgeand Kent Ste.-Meth
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' ssvslls
H. C, Nelson, G. R. Nelson, Provi-
dence; A. J. McDonald, Summerstdc;
James Donald, Amherst, N. S.; J.F.
Huntley, Vernon; Rev. J. A. Gaudet.
Hope River; V. K. Wood, Waterside;
1.. Comeau, SC' John. N' B-; 01189-
A. Prince. Birmlngt0l\. E118-i W» U-
McDonald, G. S. McDonald, Stellar-
`ton, N. S.; E. Purclurse and wife,
Haverhill, Mass.; Rev. T. Gallant.
Sturgeon. -
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J. B. Barnes, Montreal; G. E. Mer
W. S. Fraser, Halifax; W. McNeill
`l-yfield, Toronto; A. Dolron, Souris;
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I. Nl. Mclicod, St. l"’otcr‘s; ll. M.
Rinnor, Montague; I. E. Baly and
wife, Toronto. "
UPPIIHTUNIIIES
FUH UEVELUPMENT
Never were conditions more favor-
able in Prince Edward Island than
at present for the promotion of
feasible propositions. The country is
seeking investment, returns from in-
vestments already made are except-
ionnlly good and the DFOHDECW in
the imlmedinte future are very bright.
Tile one' question with reagrd to
any possible investment is its secur-
ity., and this can usually be ascertained
:very definitely. There are some un-
tried propositions whicb,are feasible
and safe if certain well recognized
.conditions are fulfilled. There are the
itried and proven propositions, how-
ever, in which there is no element of
uncertainty. Among these the firm
iof Bruce Stewart & Co. Ltll., stands
without a rival. Its business has
crown beyond the capacity of its
sequence the capacity is to be,ex-
plant, and as a natural business
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tended. With this oblect in view 350
shares of treasury stock are now of-
fered to mvde§m?`knnd no vggubg' they is presided over by s. man dl long
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Vi' 1'! T M' _ New Glasgow; 'A_ Mepoilgnll, Halifax; i$:lh:;tg:aa\0¥,,_aw§,‘;c\?v\,“ gadepfhe experience in this line and altllouilip
,'    F. B, A. Chipman, Picton; E. M. Mm., of prim., Edwin-.1 Ising M the service given yotu ugly be 'grill-»
, ~ S Beer. 'l‘0l‘011l-0; H- Jia M;1\“°-gt 37;' well ss that of the manufacturersci \\o'i$::\:;{°\:__3\;:*\‘:' 36;: “tn ng”
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I 'INEC  N0  KGIII sl. |49 gonuon En “mai F_g_ Megan, ve,-_ ,;m;)n¢, ie lg n, |nBlclent\y large pm- The Two Mr._:s_, 149 Great  _
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very much larger capacity than the
present one and its manufacture in,
increased numbers will mean much
for the province as well as for the
stockholders of the Company, But
the Imperial Motor, great as its
future possibilities are, is by no
means the only article manufactured
by this firm. Engines of all kinds
are being and will be built, and there
is ii constantly enlarging field for
farm machinery, for electric and wat-
er motors and other appliances that
the growing needs of the `age de-
mand. With enlarged facelties for
manufacturing the firm that made
the Imperial such n success, will be
equally successful in other lines. It
is expected that these facilities will
be forth coming at an early data
through the enlarged capital now be-
ing solicited and that the practic-
ability of manufacturing on a large
scnle in Prince Edward Island will
he fully demonstrated. Prince Ed-
ward Island needs industries, The
enlarging of the plant will be follow-
ed by others. but business prudence
demands that this, with its absolute.
assurances of success, be first devel-_
oped to its capacity.
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,“l~‘nrmers and stock rnisers had ln
Msc's Free Veterinsry,Buresu the
fountain head of all information of
the caring, curing and treating \\l!
diseases pecuriir to horses and cat-
tle. This d~_';;rt.ment of our business
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