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` “' Y * ‘ '  ‘ 4 - » - ~ ’ ` ' fi ‘ * _ 'rim caAaLo'1°frn'n0wn'euiinnrAN --if msrdiv iw  ~r   'DECEMBER .9,,,,,,__~~r
  '-_ "sl Iam’ ".'.' 'W _ _ .1 ,__-_-___-. '-ugqf f l  -_inf .._.;;`f"_
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~- » " _ "` ~ . _. _ _Mowroscn satn _
“ 1 PLEBIBCITE IN DARTMOUTH. -T H E C H A R L 0 T T ET 0 W N G U A R D IA N up the liabilities cannot be nearly _ . .
met. During six years past while ' . To bg .om by public ‘
HALIFAX, Dec. 28-A plehlseite of THURSDAY Dgggmggk N, ,gm _ C d h d I u sl; I ' P 1 uction ohm
an "al estate owners or Dartmouth » __ ana a‘ as enloye a u are o U A L I T Y. Orem sol at North River in qua!
was taken on the question of build
ing a new steel ferryboat in bllll-1
gow to cost sixty thousand dollars.
'rim vote stood 149 to 72 against
yi " I I -4
PRINCE
comparatively new and also prosper-
ous. We refer to the black fox indus-
try. It was some ilfteen or twen-ty
years ago that the work began in a
small way by the discovery ofa lit-
ter of young foxes, some of them
nearly black, in the western part of
the Island. Even then it was known
that a genuine black fox, of good
size`a_nd with lustrous fur is the
most valuable fur-bearing animal in
the world. '
The notion of keeping these young
foxes alive, _multiplying and imprcii-
ing the stock, took shape and after
patient trial has proved not only
there uere many losses from escapes
and from improper feeding, Nothing
short of a closely mashed wire fence,
'Ililrh enough to prevent reynard from
jumping over it from the top of a
snow drift, and buried deep enough
in the ground to keep him from hur-
rowing under it, would enable the
fox farmer to retain his precious
lirc stock in keeping. But these and
other difficulties have been already
surinountcd.
Prince Edward Island has few new|course the blackest of the tribe and
industries but it has one that is ‘steadily eliminating all the lower
grades. In a litter of five to eight
which the female fox brings forth
once a year may be found perhaps
one or two which when grown will be
of great value, while others of the
same brood may be comPl1l`Btl"'°\Y
worthless. But careful mating has
now, as we, are informed, established
a reliable strain that has command-
ed attention in the great fur market
of Lohdon in which some of our Is-
land fox breeders are able to com-
manditop prices. :
- Already in more than one instance,
it is said, the sale of a black fox~
skin of greater or less value has paid
profitable but lucrative. But at first 0f’I’a farm mortgage, or built a new
farni house, or paid a boy's way
through college, bought the daughter
a piano, or provided her with a dow-
ry at marriage. And the business is
expanding and is capable of further
indefinite expansion. Think of the
possibilities from such an industry.
The demand is far in excess of the
supply, especially for thebest skins,
and it is quite within the bounds ol
probability that black foxes of su-
preme value can he bred as true to
" I __ And there are foxes and foxes, the the laws of heredity as can Ayrshire
I Thermometers
If`.\'cr_\'onc should huvc
fi, good ihcriuouicter in the
home, you will find it
very liandy, it will help
you keep the house at fi
right ieinpcrziiiirt-_ '
Prices from i5c up.
We have a special outide
onc that is a daiuly.
I Seeourliuc. ‘
G. I'I. Taylor
common red fox whose pelt‘is worth
but a fcw dollars, the silver grey of
much greater consequence, worth
some hundreds, and the so-called
black fox whose top value may reach
$2,500 to $3,000 for a single skin.
The Guardian is informed that the
largest figure here named has al-
ready bcen realised for one single
skin. And so it has come about that
notwithstanding the very consider-
able H€ffl`€CY and reserve that has
been maintained by the breeders, me
industry has .broadened out until
now there are not fewer than twenty
and some reports say as many as
forty firms or individuals now en-
gaged in fox farming.
The 0b.I@Ct of the breeders is to per-
fect the stock as far as possible by
breeding only the best, which are, of
‘cattle, or any pure breed of horses.
sheep or swine.
When the breeders have all attain-
ed the skill and stock that some
have already gained, the industry
promises to become of large import-
ance. A kennel of good black foxes
is now worth many times all the
live stock on a good farm, and un-
der skilled care and attention will
multiply rapidly. Of course, the in-
dustry is yet in its pioneer stage,
but when it is expanded and perfect-
ed, may we not expect that hundreds
of black foxes each worth the price
of a farm will be produced yearly in
this Province. And only 3,334 black
foxes at $3,000 apiece would pay thc
price of a ten million Tunnel to the
mainland! As the late lamented Is-
rael Tarte once said, "Wait till you
sec us then.”
I Jeweler I
ROCKWO0Il
I HOW PROTECTION
Dl\l`llll! U10 Period of the nearest
approach to free trade in wool that
the United States ever enjoyed, be-
tween 1850 and 1860 the number of
CHO_COLA'I`IiS
Are Without a Peer V
Thi.-y arc the work of Candy
.\lukcr.=, wliosc :rim is I0 pro-
duce. Cliocolzuss as urair pur-
_ fculion as possible.
Every ingrudicul used in ibn
mziiiufaclilre of II O C K-
VI' O O D S is ginimiilct-il to
hu pure :md of Iiiglicsl quriliiy.
'I`ry ri box and you will \\u-
dersiaiicl \\'|\y ROCI{\\'OOD.\`
arc bcvomiiii; so popular,
Grand Trunk, Railway
System.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW. YEAR'S
_sheep in the country almost doubled,
that is, to be accurate, they incrcas- That is the way the tariff has stim-
ed from 21,773,220 to 40,765,900. nlated sheep-raising. As compared
Then it was claimed that duties on with the population, the number of
wool would help the farmer hy en- sneer in the land was equal is es
conraging the raising of sheefp. per cent. twenty years ago and is
Twenty years ago the McKin1ey~ tar- now down to 44 per cent. The taxes
iff was put on and the wool schedule have simply helped the shoddy indus.
was afterwards raised by the Dingley try and killed out the sheep indus-
tariff. And how about the sheep? try. And it is working the same way
There are barely as many sheep in in Canada.
HELPS THE FARMER.
the United States as there were
twenty years ago and the number is
declining. This year the number is
reported to be 293,705 less than last
year.
GIVE THE PEOPLE THE BALLOT.
tion is promised including a measure
to provide for vote by ballot, in
readiness for the election of Mayor
tofore.
---- At least let us hope that we have
With the approach of the new year seen the last of the antiquated meth-
_ we come within striking distance of od of voting in civic elections. Let
' the opening of the. Provincial Legis- it be hoped the same may be true of
lature, for which some preparation provincial elections as well. It has
should bc made. Some civic leglsla- become a source of weakness and dis-
credit to the Liberal Party in this
Province that it has gone on record
year after year against the ballot,
Hoi.1n./tvs.-Rounfi mp tickets win and Counciuors 8 year ,,enCe_ This we cannot believe that this amtud
be issued between all points in Can- Should he got ready with any other Wm be maintained much lon ee
ada, also Massena Springs, N. Y.,
Rouscs Pt. N. Y., Island Pond, Vt.,
and intermediate stations at
SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE
going Dec. 31st, 1010, and Jan. 1 and
2, 1911. Return limit Jan. 3,1911.
FIRST CLASS FARE & ONE-THIRD
Going Dec. 21, 1910, to Jan. 2,1911
needed measures in good time and
due care. There arc some obvi-
ous reasons why the city bills com-
ing before the Legislature shall he
rv
against the wishes not only of gthe
great majority of the people, but al.
so against the convictions and de-
sires of so many of the most intelli-
more carefully scrutinised than here; gem; and progressive members ofthe
1:-Our perfume stock has been care- Liberal part” Let “S have the hal'
ected Om ood odors have lot in both our Provincial and civic
, fully sel . Y 8 _
inclusive. Return limit, Jan. 4, 1911. been bought, so that you can have elections.
For tickets and full information ap-
ply to
A.E. MARQUETTE, S.P.A.,
King Edward Hotel, Halifax, N.S.
Or to J. QUINLAN, D.l".A.,
12-10drtf. Montreal, Que.
no doubts when giving a Package
K'naon Drug Co. cor. Great George
'_-; _
/*eg* it I I  Keep your
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I ,i /i
‘_  ‘"1  '-
, ..
I/Ve have everything' required for J
nurses, use in sick room 
‘ Hot Water Bottles, Bulb, Fouu- ‘V1
tain and Ladies’ Syriugs, Douche rubber soles and golosh and
'Pans, Clinical Thermometers, Red -__ Waterproof jersey Cloth ,lpperé
' A ` Q  ti ' ; . . -
$5551;§1(£;)ni§$;§s]%;ii§?Z]T36). ,  and well lined with fine wool
s 4 4 3 I _ ». _
__ Nasal Douclies nndd Péto1i111?¢1‘S. gl;  For felt house shoes we keep a
 ' ‘ T; l 1 » utious e "_ L; _ _
 ;;;l;1;1E)i1 é;1;'<tS,,-I,2:1n_M,,S(i,,,_ _, ’ '  larger variety in leather golosh
 _
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it "'i
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» ’.’_~"  ° »
' D R U G G I S T I W dmwfti ' L. B. MCMILLAN'
‘ - -~ ---- --»-------- - ,ig Secretary Public Works
, ~
bought from us. Our prices are witl1~ And now the affairs of the Farm-
in the reach of all. I\o trouble, but ers- Bank are ,.ep0,.ted to be in 8 had
a pleasure to show goods. The Mac- wa __ A T t tel in
y oron o egram timatcs
'Enid Kent Bts_ ' d,Ȣf_ that even when the double liability
of the shareholders has been called
feet warm
For the Sick Room  and dry
with a pair of high cut
overshoes made of the best
and plain felt and they are
    not expensive either. A large-
j-;_-__  _ _ _ variiye of sample felt slippers
lull'   `in man rett shades for
»: , f ` I ' \ I ' x 0 , _ '
I oo a pair and a number of
: _ __ _ __  _ _ -  1'  _ .. __'-,-_,_   _ --   » »
.4-'14, J:l_\*'i""""""'."‘-:"2T`:1_i.f;.%_1'§':f»L--‘;2§§5r.1€e7.? ».'. ‘_ ---L--..-.1:l~..e.-;..;a.:;.s_..§¢__‘;;5#.'_  _  other hues _ from 30C a pan,
upwards.
\ ` ,_ 'Q
` » ` ` ` '» 1  1' ' 1 5 l r »"".'~ _f~ `
faile . ure y a case o ovem
ment inspection of banks has been
made out. Canada has only thirty
banks, including the Farmers. The
failure list is far too large.
Last year was a record one for
Christmas mails brit the Ottawa Citi-
zen tells that this year they were 25
per_ cent. in excess of last year*
throughout Canada. Especially was
this true of the Christmas mail for
the United Kingdom. So heavy was
the traffic in this line that not only
were the special mail trains over-
loaded, hilt extra cars were put on
to other trains and the .Christmas
greetings were sentf forward by the
carload between 13th and ,"18th De-
cember. In order to get lthe mes
sages for England to the Empress at
St. John a special mail train was
run over the C. P. R., consisting of
eleven cars, all loaded with letters
newspapers, magazines and parcels.
TO CURB’ A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Taka LAXATIVE BROMO Quininc
"ablets. Drugglsts refund money if
lt fails to cure. E. W. GROVE’S
GROVE’B signature is on each box.
2lic.
__l___._.._
FARMERS' BANK
IS IN A BAD WAY.
l TORONTO, Dec. 28-Startling re-
ports are being circulated as to the
affairs of the Farmers’ Bank. The
statement is made that not only will
the double- liability have to be col-
lacted, but even with that the assets
will only be sufficient to_ pay about
25 cents on the dollar.
DEAFNESS CANNOT DE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot reac_l\
the diseased portion of the ear. -'l‘herc is
only one }\'ay_to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. _Deafness is
caused by a_n inflamed condition of the
mucous _ming ofthe Eustuchian Tube.
When_this tube is _inflamed you _have ii
rumbling sound or imperfect hear1ng,uui|
when it s entirely closed deafness is the
result. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and_ _this tube_ restored tn
its normal condition hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out often
are cuu_sed by Oaturrl],_wli|cIi is nothint'
butlun inflamed condition ofthe mucous
r 
su aces
We willizive One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by cafurrlu
thatcaunot be _cured by Hall s (entsrrli
Cure. Send for circnlnrs ree
F. JPCHIENEY dz C0., 'I‘oledn.().
Sold b.v Druigists. 75:: _ _
t_'I‘ake I-IaII’s amily Pills for constipu
ion.
- ANNOUNCEMENTS. '
“Band at the Arena tonight.
’*Don't miss, mission band concert,
Friday, Dec 30th. 12-28d3i
tonight. All should come and enjoy a
pleasant evening.
*'J. F. Burke has opened a men
shop on Dorchester street East.
12-28d3ipd.
"Reserve Tuesday evening, Jan 10
th., for the dramatic entertainmcn
to be given in St Peter's school
Society. 12-Ifidtf.
"Regular meeting of Court Bright
on this evening at 8 o’clock. All
members are requested to be present.
retary. 12-29d1i.
*'St. Peter's W. A. At Home, St.
Peter's Schoolroom, Thursday, Dec.
29; 4 p. m., paper by Mrs. .lohn
Richards on “The Channel Islands,”
songs, carols, admission including
tea 150. 12-281121.
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2 5c per yard.
:it 25C each.
last $2.50 each.
price 500 :1 suit.
lengths.
for 5oc :1 pair.
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’ *"f'l."i` 1’ F . .. 5 M isi "remembered l \ the Northlniver Road. thence n>uii.°
I .4 ';, 1 ~ _'_ ` t 1 _ '
I ~ long afsf _  :i°.r.i.“.2:i.:z;i 5215*. ‘z.2‘°‘°'::°
_ ‘ : ner _
_ PRICE _ _,.1 z.‘.;.:>°¢‘.‘;‘1:;.i_°:..;‘;: 12°:  
. ls gngotten ` .' said boundary to the sasigry along
'_ I at -‘ff ' uw' North nw “‘°'° °’
»' - » if 3:4 encement’ conttiilnlm mace of com'
in '  f/ . lllttle more' or lesstjgbiiirlgytliiuiwé.
by  - _.; scribed in' the Mortgage tliereolim;
\ _ __~. inaftcr referred to. The above up


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Cl
Specials For This Week
No I. A lot of dress goods in navy, greeu,brown,
black, wine, plain and checked patterns to clear at
No 2. loo mufflcrs left over from the Cliristinzis
selling in pale blue, cream, grey, green, navy to clear
No 3. 36 brown Belgian Hare niuffs, while they
NV:-: offer the best suit of ladies’ underwear at the
Another lot of special values. Kiuiuiouas in
iiannelettc and drcsdcn effcct5,cxtr:i value at $3.25 full
- Heavy winter niitl.s for ivorking men 35C a pair.
Canvas gloves for FIIRN./\CE use Ioc pair.
Astrichan mills and gloves grey or black $1.00
Splendid line of Indies’ Ilaiuuelciic house waists
worth i;‘.I_oo to $1.25 for Soc.
O
$50.00 Reward
n satisfaction if you cat V
“L`AMERON’S”
llome-Made Bread
(our name ou czich loaf)
Delicious-~Creauiy---Sweet
and made from that "Queen of
Fleurs.”
Royal Household-For sale
at our store Upper Pownal St
and the following grocers-viz
Mrs Trainor, W. W. V\'alkcr
Rocliford Sl.
Myrick Q. Co _I. Cronin
Chnppel‘s Grocery P. Sumllwood
.\l . B1. A. McLeod john Cmucrou
Coffin & Co _lohh Wheatley
Cra.hbe's Grocery R. Nicholson
Hockey I
Boots A
We are showing a com-
plete line of Hockey Boots
this fall from-the best mak
ers in Canada; they are al
made from tbe'best leath-
ers. Strong and durable
---and all small prices.-- _
Men`s......$2.oo to $2.90
Boys’....... 1.65 to 2.25
Youths......... ....1.5o
Woi:nen’s and Misses’
 .....1.75to 2.25
ll Gordon & Go
only teaches them how’to keep the
poration, but it also trains them
"how to do business." It turns out
young uicu and women splendidly
prepared for what thé business world
requires of them, and success fol-
lows. I2-2€ldr1i.
TENDER
GASCOIGNE BRIDGE
Flaf River. Q\|een'a Cnunly.
Deparfmenf of Public Works.
Clnrlotlefown. P. E. I.
December I5fI\, I9I0.
SEALED TENDERS will be
received af this office un-
til noon Friday, January
the l5fh, l9lI.
from any persons willing to cou-
trn_ct for the repairing of Gascoigne
Bridge according to specification to
be seen at the residence of D. J.
Ross, Road ,-Inspector, Flat River,
and at this office.
The names of _ two responsible
persons willing to become bound for
the faithful performance of the cou-
tract must accompany each gender,
. Each tender must be accompanied
,by,a`cer'tif1ed cheque on any char-
tered bank, payable to the order of
_Commissioner of Public Works for
the sum of ro p. c. of the amount
pf tender- Cheque will be returned
if tender is not accepted. '
_ The Department does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any
tender.
Tenders to be addressed to the
undersigned and marked “TEN-
DER FOR GASCOIGNE
BRIDGE".
V , .; I' 1" r ‘  t '
       
, _ ` - _ L
hom thc", Xmda” entermmnmntt 7t._;)0 Charlottetown Business College, was
morrow Tiurs ay evening a . . . _ _ -
. _ _ . given his position only after he had
Zmleludld l"°Ifm_’f“_. Dr;)""‘l"‘l ba tm; proven himself superior to all com-
ii < ren. A( mission or paren a _
__ _ - petitors. 'I‘he C. I5. C. must have the
friends 10c. All members of the be t_ 1z_29d li-
Sunday ‘School free. 12-28112. B , r _
R' E. M u I c h & C 0° . Cyllnder and $l.'i~00 on Double _ilylin
Election of officers 'for the ensuing E ~ t h ,d,,h~ 1_3
v€l1r~ M- E- H0Wlltt`. R€C<>rdills-Seo Charlottetown th'i»'¥e'0§i.'éiii°si'inii°y ii)eiiiye¢'iieciiiiiii>e|iiiy
dttsrmwftf °hi§'i_i. Power. new R_...  ......_m
L J |-
**T_he Charlottetown Business Col-
lege in its business training course( `
orlers somethin" practical to our
young men andhivonicn for it not 
hooks of an individual firm nr cor- 
I
MACHINE.
\\'\: are showing au im-
uionsc sioitk of improved
wasliing inucliiiius-liinchincs
limi will lesson labor and do
thc work more efficiently.
You ran gel :i washing m:\~
vhinc or w|'iiigm' at this store
at most any price you want
lo pay.
Seri llicm in our show
rooms-exalnine fhcm-lest
lhcni. Notice ihe simplicity
of operation.
No home can get along
without a good washing ma-
chine, and one of ilwse will
pay for ilsolf.
A.Ho;ip__fi flu.
 '  " ' _  0   i I2-29¢1tl13ir29.3o,2,4,9&i 1. ° , ,,.,,,.,, " _ 11-namnu cameraman.
Q ‘ .
/ -
ma deposit the sum of S1000 on Si
EDWARD ISUANDIS li-0.x FARM3_ prosperity, six chartered banks have H 0 U S E 0 F Q  il;11th:t12;-Iloday 0| Juan;
d S 1 1 F G ° ` ' ternoon all that tract: ollik in tm “I
cel of land situate 0n'ths“iq° and lll_\r-
Qr on Lot Thirty-Two ,n°r(th Rn.
County, in said lgiand gif*-|\’|
:ld and described as' (°ug°d.j,,
ommeneing on the wen Wi.
_ . ._ _ of the North River in the uortlihon
/ _ _ angle of about 70 acres of land Yew!
in possession of Peter Warren nm'
 Z 1, ‘ 1
  ' .`  northrly along the cou tum"
 .» ,
and formerly in th
be late Theophillls V§af,i~‘;l;Be:,1iv‘;“t0l
property of his heirs at law th, h’
westerly along said houn.1,,,ylmenc¢
_jf  -' ., ' Tse 1
 _ =.. f I  _ V X I :her to the south boundaryopuzlig
 Quality \ _ ~ °
_  __.~‘ _f is made under and by virtue of 3
I §;\  _  Power of Sale contained in 8 mom
_ ‘f __;__,,.___' gage of said lands dated the ith ,yay
=$' A . of June, Ap., 1887, registered 5,,
day of June, A.D., 1887, and mad,
between George Tweedy, now deceag
ed, of the one part, and the und"
signed of the other part, default hav.
ing been made in payment. of the
money secured thereby.
For further particulars sppl t K
J. Martin, Solicitor, Charlotfetgwn
Dated 15th Dec., 1910. `
ROBINSON WARREN,
‘ lllortgaggg,
12-d16,17,20,22,27,29,3,5,10&12.
 
Dissolution Noli
This is to certify that the partner
ship heretofore existing between tin
undersigned carrying on businessiui
der the style _a d firm of "Largs 51
Son," has on 0his seventh day 0|
December, A.D., 1910, been dissolver
by mutual consent.
Dated this seventh day of Decem
Signed in the
DFGBSHCB Of (Fgdl Hammond ll.Lsrz
fizlgdl (bgd) Allred P Large
K J Martin
Referring to the above the s
scriber begs to notify the public t
he will continue the business und
the same firm name of "llarge
Son" as heretofore. All debts owin
to the late firm are payable to
undersigned at the ofiice of Large
Son, Charlottetown. _
(Sgd.) ALFRED P. `l.ARGE.
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handsome stationery, photo frsm
novels,_pusl. cnrd albums, purses, n
There .Wm be band at the Arena lncr=s.cnlendars.slieef~music.lliusIcho
and nil kinds oi musical instrunia
Handsome Xmas Cards from lc each to
,L I ' H. A. Tanton
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¥ 5 GRAY ENGINES
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'°°m “ *’~ 0 ° '1 1 “ "C" U*-1* We :irc open to buy fifty tous __choicc_ Poultry S _ ‘K md Mode, S_ any hm"
before selling. ' This onsr is good un .isnusi-yi
_ A , 1911. All orders_ mustube mailed no
than December list. 0.
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W. F. PIIOWSE. Agent.
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Twist Tobacco
Manufactured by
ROCK CITY 'I'0BACCO I
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Fuller
Farm Pumping hall
This ‘wonderful little sir-cooled I
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plant.
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