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_ _PAGE TWO _ 'ri-nn urssr News - THE CHARDOTTETOWN GUARDIAN gmac pr"u.r.." _ AUQUST 33» 191! -
'THF CHARLo'r're'rowN- ouannumi  I ~ "' ~ 5 A  it ii `
“_ m~,_,. .......,........., _ [HE _WEAKNESS ' "From Gdaiitlian Aug 26"' (F"°’" Guardian
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SOMETHING ABOUT EGGS AND THE EGG TRADE.
  Canada produces a large surplus of and from other countries 9.2
UF ULD AGE
RECIPROCITY FOR PRODUCERS AND
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To properly com-
p o u n d prescriptions
these days an adequate
- stock of drugs is requir-
ed and knowledge of
ltow to use them is alto
nec( ssary.
Now remedies are
multiplying and all ad-
vanccin this direction
creates nr.-w problems
for the pharmacist.
We have all the
for which there is any
demand in this locality.
A n y _ prescriptions
pounded by ri griidiizite
pburmzicist in .1 uiost
scientific luauuer :intl
at the most reasoualfe
prices.
].G.]amieson
DRUG GIST
ZW
I _ For the
Bride
lfyon happen to he one ol' the
many persons wanting ri
Wedding Gift
and not knowing just ulml to
buy, we ask thc farm o|`4n in~
spvcliiiii of our lzlrgc .i --F well
assort cd stock of _
Silverware and
Cut Glass
|'...
I
_ Il. Taylor 
Jeweler
f il. ._ -:"""'___ fi
_ cents
farm products in general, and at the per dozen.
in    ~ same time is a considerable importer' All of which goes to show that
° of farm products. For instance, in there are eggs and eggs, with a 
1910 the Dominion exported to vari-fwide range of prices. As every one
ous parts of the world over 90 mil- knows the price of eggs varies vary
"FHUIT-I-T|VES”
Ellll HELIEVED. Bl
Canada has long cnioycd
ion in both parties this is a
that it would he a had thing
market for all ber products in the
British Isles. By 5 consensus .of opln- farmer have
a tres gard. speak!
_ July 1.)
CONSUMERS- _ IF WE GET RECIPROCITY
he essence of the i-sci
ng generally? Both the .T
Canadian farmer and the American men; 4. yr” "ad 1 p'°°i'-Y H8110-
, ° “ “IUEG number
been all along selling 0| na “ul product* Thu ,B _
good their surplus products side by side ln .raw 1,-“dom to un and _zmllly
thing for Canada. All would fool the En lislx market and the Canad
products and imported over 27 mil-
lion dollars worth. Of animals and
_their products-that is, live animals,
ineats, poultry, dairy products, eggs,
etc.-t'unnda exported over 53 mil-
lions worth und at the some time
imported over 23 millions worth.
'Thin is not strange, nor is this
_ lows:
!“r|i||1
To
mln imported more tlisin four times`
thc
Those sent t.o Britain 27.8 cents per
ilnz
and
T
por
doz
_lion dollars worth of ‘agricultural'great|y from various causes, includ-
'ing quality, the season of the year
and the relation of demand and sup- .une _ _ __
'ply. Judged by the price the Eggs vousncss of old age. "lirult-a-tives l'¢-
--pn,;¢_,,.¢iv¢s" is a god-send to those
ring from the Weakness and Ner-
exported from Canada seem' to have ll\"'¢““l°’u‘°wl'°l°§y°"°m`-s"mngthens
been intended for table use, and those grmaged bladtig- and kidneys-stogs
imported, in limited quantity from that pain in the ba_c_l=-_;_:;§3ll°*°9 ‘ °
_ ~ . _ ' I -
G_icut Britain, and in large quantity bo_}yr_§;sco:1_\_;:_ln;::\_:‘_\§_§i___d°____e__smed,mit
from the United States seem also to ,nic
escliunge necessarily unprofitable. have been eatable, especially the lat- _.gcc
’l`lu-rc ure some farm products oft . O
stoma'ch-hcl di estion-relievw
tively, and speedily relieve !h¢
er n the contrary those brought troubles which are the natural results of
-.ibn-li t`mmrla in an exporter to some in from other countries were proba- “‘ |°,:;g';w§.£l;l]dfefor $e.5o, or trial size,
extent and yet of which she does not bl I - » 5 ' `
y or use in confectionery and vn-
152
produce nearly enough to supply her rious manufacturing industries iin l_iiniled_ClllaWi\-
- - home market. Eggs fall into this which eggs are used.
drugs and medicines
' d tl hi h
_class For instance Canada in 1910; The prices quoted go to show that oods as they do now. The fight is Canadian Producers ‘would not he glad This is in our favor. The two larger nee an W c we do not pmdmi
exported eggs as follows: _'no che g '
At all dealers, or from Fruit-H-UV"
eg in "Fruit~a-tives"ac! g¢\\'~lY Y°t.
if Britain were to suddenly change America and
low rate ol duty would cause con-
cern. A rate as high as that we have time was
viewed with alarm in Canada. Bild Canada in
g l8n (ha
for us farmer has held his own thsrs against ata
a a ln s
for years met at the American bord- went to the States to farm there. Hhs an
sr would, if imposed by Britain, be Now American farmers arc coming to W0 WGN lwlorc in regard to our _
n ws have hitherto euj d, buy
_ tcd, it seems hard to lidleieveiliilfz
the world. In dairy ft can be other than a d “
. 1.
her trade policy and impose duties products especially Canada has dis- We shall be under no maif|iJiii~ oghiggl
upon what we have to sell. Even a tanced the States. ~ ‘ straint to lell ou f
l' arm dl
Times change, have changed. The fishery products in the Unltedasrty gm
when Can dian f r or more than wa have hitherto been. auf:
ll be in no way limited more 1|,
1
¢i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and om.. of arty to neu ia the British ma it H'
rightly so. _ Ithousands to farm on this side of the lilly Gills! market. r et or
France, Germany and 0¢l\¢l` E\ll‘0- lln_e. Dues not this establish our _ W __ u __ 0 r buy.
pean countries imposc UPBVY illltles abillt to com ste i ng' ° 5
And the same in regard to u
a e under no compnl.
. y p n farm products’ ,on to ____ _ th U t
on our products when sent to their in America, as we have long c¢,mpe¢._;w__e "muy bptoree liked States any
markets. Would it not be regarded ed with them in Engllmdj, It looks ducement ____ do 5,) sn] under no lu.
with satisfaction if one or all of the that way-not in everything pe,-h,,p,,___________ to better advuntess wc can buy
countries of Europe would decide to but in most things. A much larger where we _,hull 8321810 tllun elas-
ndmit our products free of duty? We proportion of the people of the Uni- ,me _is bdore to buy wluit llulte us
think it would. There is not in fact. ted States than of Canada live in ,n me British market or _ W0 Wsllt
8. C0UllU`Y 0" U18 [lice 0' the globe cities. Hence the proportion of con- m "1 “D
and accessible to commerce to which sumers to producers there is larger
tl
arket abroad of the things wliiclh iii;
E
_ _ or do not produce in sufficient n I
ap eggs came into Canada uuly beginning I, is the mg protect. to have free access in like manner ns cities of the States have a popula~ u at
tity nt home. So that the very ei.
_ _ ' have to Great Britain. tion equal to the entire Doiriinion.l,;,.n¢, of the - 3
' from the United States, the average' _ l ve for the they "OW _ _ 4 ' “g"°°m°“f» lB Suu l
-_ Eggs Exported. value for the year bein over 23 _ ell ll"-el'95tB» who have "0 0 And nccoldlug to this view of the Potatoes and t t
-is H are 00 z=:r0Wr\ in greater freedom oi b th ui H
_ g ce" B farmers. miller U19" me farmers case it ought to be it doubly good cities. Again in the yield per acre of buying than we jmveo se ng "nd
I),-0ug]|t hefe gre com. _.ru ,_,_,,,, H,._,_,,u $ 9 333 as compared with 17 cents from Great fi lti inst ti
_ _ _ i 0l1l0yed hereto~
_      _ themselvem who are -gi ng agu img to have free access fro our nn wheat and oats, the_(litimdian farm- fore. - '_
|»,, l',,,,,.,1 \~t,,,,_.,, _ __ __ 11 _r,;,| Britain and about 9 cents from oth- _ ,t 'tural products to the market of the er beats the American by a hand- When one comes to think of it
To other Otzliiitries  _ i 20,882 er countries The figures also show reclpmc yi V United St'ates` In the “mt place It Home margin' wh
_ _ is a market close at hand. So close Hut the consumer has some rights seeking new or larger market., in
____ ____ ‘___ 766 that what eggs the Americans bought Better and cheaper transportation is it that for three thousand ,myes ns we" _
. . . . . _ _ _ . _ . _ . . _ . .
._  , ,__ _ .
y have we been all these yesrii
as the producer. Something|Mexico, the West.Indies, Australia
Om US Welt# E004 01195. better ln all the year round must bc regarded our boundary is n common one and l`k
, 1 e one-fourth of the people of Can-_South Africa and France? Why buy;
I ul C' d . t d price by ‘il cents per dozen than as all important to the farmers of the great bulk 0f the Calllltllall D802 mln live in cities and towns and have WB
ll C' Snlne year fLl.l]ll H llnpor e _
, 1 what we sold t0 Great Britain and th- province 1; will be more impor. ple live very close to that border-_ In all their food-stuffs tn buy. Moatiylmi
eggs from ditiereut countries as o- IS ~
subsidised steamers, paying two
lllon of dollars a year for uhm.
H
the next place there are an immense they are supplied from C di |0169. lllliillly t C
by ltli cents than what we sold to ' 't d - '
ana an
, tant when we get rec1lJ\‘00l Y ull number of people in the United farms. But in times of scarcity ma.ny!t°
Fggs ,mpm_ted _other countries, This speaks well for m,,,,¢_ not be lost aight uf in the poll- States and they are per capita f ' ‘ tl
_ o arry our products
distant lands and bring the pm.
_ arms,-9 m prmce Edward Island ucts of those lands to Canada? All
the American market for good eggs about the we lthic t t ll
_ , . a s na ion in t B have had to buy hay. while in hetter'thi5 has be” d°“° 7" make l-F8116
vrrini creat in-trim i 1 234 it tuinaua had surplus to stu w-nicii mal cnmpmgn' w0fl<l- 'Phat is the kind of P00180 W0 years they have a surplus to sell. i°“'“°" ‘md 1" °'d°" that- We ""8l‘*
United rltntest..  ._  177 "77 ~
_ like to deal with, those who are able When any article of food is by reason tmd° mme extensively' All ill”
_ »~’ she does not. We cannot get hnlf the bencfite of ~ ~ ~
L1‘rum Uthcr lfouutrlcs . . . .
__  12,092
and willnuz to pay. lol scarcity unduly advanced in price ,Ytm,l_T °t“r tp°‘,‘,pl° ll“,‘_'° '°""d it P"0‘
Now let us look at the iutcrfrut ol' fr-go 1,;-,ide in natural products until So far there is a pretty general the consumer should l f a e 0 ra 6 mt the
ie ree to buy th U it d St ,_ , People °'
ml $190 903 the cvunudim, cougum,-ir for 8 mu. we get ,,,,m_0,,ed tm,,,,,,,,rt,,¢_i0n at agreement. We would glndly have it makes littl tt e. "I e “ °“ ll Bplte of heavy
e mu er but the poor I t b t id
- d d lu ies on o h s es.
ment one quarter 0, the C d. thc markets of the Unite ‘-it t s
ers, not producers of eggs At some
_ | ' Bm ""1 reasonable tl1l“0"8l1 f““‘”» “Specially of an the world open to iisnftir iiliei9l‘liei~viiill;h!i»Bu|iihenelii.ii| Iiiiilsil liiileiiffiéld
lt will be scan from this that Gnu-,people live in cities and are cousum- in winter. gale of our products there free of upon the common articles of food. igfglgbgfs i;f,?:;|ywii,:,]c,f,):,f ,lil ni"
' _ . _ dllty. The reciprocity agreement-| Reciprocity by establishing an np- Q,,c, so 'mgny things that we ywgng
_‘S ,,,m.,, \__,|,,,, ,,, eggs as _,he ex|,0,.t_ ,_,,,,e in “very recent year eggs have ::Fil1lne prescriptions is an ln1_p_0l‘f2 _opens the American market to us and proximate level of prices in the two and W0 ppodme many things th,,£
,_ _ . . _ _ nntfbrnnch of our buullleus. reqlllllllg it must be so far a good thing But t
.-d. the quantity in dozens imported gone up to almost famine prices We
. coun ries ought _tn benefit both the the want bearings our b r r
_ ' ' cure, attention and specific knowledge objection is taken just here that it producer and the consumer The in y ' 0
\\'as more than five times ns great us submit to fair-minded producers and 0( modern pharmacy We use only the 1 th
__ _ _ _ _ aso opens e Canadian market to farmer will benefit by lievingnlnrg- an
quantity exported. The ligiwes are consumers alike whether it is just llellf- drugs in fllllug pI'cSCF\l;t|0“€h':_"‘l the people of th_e United States. This er market, a stendier market nd t
token from the tlaimdian Year Book, th t h ld c ' . Um' "ces “re never In her tm" se `
Almost half our trade in recent
de s are
touch for three thousand miles
d because there are fifty ruilwny or
, a n s eamer routes over which products
,_ eggs B 0,, b taxed three p E is the onlv iittionnl ground of obJec greater choir f k
mund llecipi ocit will k
It is urged that American farmers the States.
___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____v_c__ You are ___ th __ _- d .e o mar ets in which to may pass from one country to the
_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ C M501 0f_ ll' “F10 ` ~~ tionto e agreement n we cnnl ispose of his surplus. Some things other. lt has never been found ns-
an olht-ml publication, _ cents pet dozen at such times and Sure 0( snt_lsfnctl0u_ \’§'ll@ll Y0I‘éi;_‘i:t;"_;‘ think of. Lct us see how much it is`he can sell better in some years in cessnry to subsldise the carriers for
l‘hi.- value per dozen of Canadian when the home production in Canada your pl‘_cs0rllllLl0H l10l€~ UW Mc mt, worth, England and at other times better in this tr-ada. There are no natural
ci-tue exported works out as follows; comes far short of supplying the de- Drug bo- ' `
Always he will prefer barriers between us. The oulv lin
,.
_ _ iroduce grain, potatoes and vege-ithe home market up to the measure riffs l1|'° H1056 0111057-"9 Ulfms- Thi!
` y ma e eggs l"Ll‘1(i'l`1UN"i ANU ROADS' inbles dairy products horses cat lol its cupncit `
_ - _ . , _ _ _ . 2 - . . . ' y. becuusehe will have F9
eu, to United htates 32.3 ccnts_l`lce of duty, and will lelicve the _ _--- um Sheep ,md ,,w,|,c_ just as 0,". I ~
to other countries 21.7 cents, l\v'rk 's d - ‘ ‘ ` `
ciprocity agreement simply pro-
I ess transportation ch rges to a poses to take down the tariff imrrl~
_, ei ,ln cr,|,g||me|-E to that ex Hit.-About six oi seven years ago f I rs I 1 - _ " D y
A
ol
tio
_ _ - ar ne io, ani will end their pro _The consumer will benefit in time  '"5 'md “HOW this "mst "”'t“"‘*' “"‘l
he ,,,,1,,e pm. d,_z,_,, of the e,,,_,,_,,m_'te,,, in time of s,,,,,.(,,ty_ we don., the Local t.overmnc_ut_ star_'tc<l urond lducts int() Cwuda to the disadvan. local scarcity by being “ble to ,mov profitable trade to flow more freely
L I _ __ _  , _ _ from Eldon to McWilliams Shore to tugs 0, our ,urlnem in our home from nbr0m,_ And the entire c0,,,_ than it has flowed heretofore. Does
et into muiadii works out thus. believe the people of tihurlottetowll be completed in the spring of same market This is the Bore sD0t_to munm, will be b,mem,,(i by ,mvm anybody really believe that this can
m Great _Britain 17 _cents per or fair-minded farmers will reject it year. There was u Do_minion_and lo- which the Objectors ,~,0in¢;_ But we what is necessary f ,. th_ g hurt Prince Edward Island or Can-
eu; from Lnited States 23_5 ce,,tB__ on ,,c,,0unt of the egg tmde_ .ful election the same time oln on. -
o e sustenance ,
8 8 snail buv nothing that we do ri t r '
s a? 8-18fm\\'\lrtl.
 _ _ _ ,mer commencing the _mad we __a____ Wh _ _ 0 _0 man and beast untaxed_
   __  ,,,__,g,,, _,_ ,,__,_,,,, be ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, _ M 0 the 00012010 810* fe- 8-zsmwfdrrg  
WORD WITH THE EXAMINER lout both the United St _ year. After elections were over noth- _ _ l `
_ _ AWFUL PLUNGE OF A
ates and Cana ,ng was done for [our years mo,-e_ we hear it is to be _commenced_agnlu manently disqualifiedjrom competing
_T lda. We have again and 'again said Then the crowds were put on again -llmt before the °1°°.t‘°"“' Is tm” “ot in th D R
Tho Examiner represe t tl
_ e . .A. Matches.
n s ie Con- h - ~ ~ hut when the elections were again “_ "age fm' th? P‘"_`"'y mague to Con' It iS Rllegedlhllt he attempted to
 T serrative party and the protective ;yu;ow;e::§ta,§e(;:r;2_'_5tl' but lt, ‘B uve, an work Ce,,sed_ so after Bpe,,d_ sider? We think 4_3. wrong has been bribe the register kee t
OIES. ” . _ ‘ ' '
_ p ic _ Tl '
_ per o accept _
_ _ ,m,_,.e,,o,_,_ Bays near two thousand done to the parties concerned. It an extra series ticket, after he had Speeding eastward behind time the
Y ‘E (fuaflllan Cuffs Iloflllllg We believe that reciprocity will lollnrs, it was not finished and now will take four more elections to finish pug on 8 possible of five bu11g_ The Valley passenger train run into a spe-
party, is opposed to high protee- benefit our farmers by giving them B _ it at the some rate as in the past. ticket
n and believes in u tarff f ' " "
PASSENGER TRAIN.
MANCHESTER, N. .Y., Aug. 20-
f0" must bo; presented to the Ile- cial on the trestle near here yester-
‘ 0” "e°eb‘ larger. nearer market, in which they _E A V I _ _I i E' C' MCLEAN' gist" keeper hem” the shooting b°` day' and two day coaches plunged
sary revenue only. Especially are wc -U 1, - -
DI’
to arrive about the Ist Sept. ii
Schr. "Unity" with cargo’
Iacknvvnnua Coal and “Roth- 1
say” with Scranton Coal in I
sizes. ‘>“
Now is thc time to buy 1,'
>cr-
-rs,
'rin
very sorry to do such n. thing We H D' farmer with two tons or hay
____ _____“___r_1 ____ _ get, because of reuptocity $4 pei ton
an
___ __0_____ _mes whe___er ____ of (lontraventiouof Rules and per- D A Bruco's. 89dtf en
Fgg Stove and Ch€S__u______ _l:V_i~ orc cb.tr;.','ed by 'The Examiner ' we g rem-
» , - \\'| ;
d _ b ___ _ Belfast. g1ns._ down 40 feet, striking the embank-
. W' 0 assure 0 e er prlces or H* i Major Edgar denies tim( ho otleq-ed ment like n pall' ol pI‘0jeCl.ile8.
d ~ . w _ _
_l__2$e‘Z__f_‘,’ Till; ‘;ti€:__:’l"’“ f_°°‘€_l”'°“ much of their surplus products, but » TUFIJIIMAN AT D- R. A. any money. The incident caused sen-
_ , _ 1_o____c oAidf., am a the not ,Or 8,, We ‘have taken care to B HAS BEEN DIBQUALIFIED. nation on the Range, seven persons were believed tn have
eccssarios o ie. u \ h tl _ ----
___,_______ mat the ____Ot__ct_vev;c_l_‘_)_"es_] y warn _thc farmers that reciprocity, ~
Y as _ , _ . , _ 0T'l`-MVA. Aug- 26-M8101' W. R. _"Have you seen the new style
,_ a ,),,,,den and not ___ bé__e,_t to Wllll€ IHIDYUVIHZ their DOSIUOD. will ilddgnr, of the 24th Grey Horse, necktis that .is all the rage in Mon- ious that they will die.
_,___ _________ rs th __ _ _ not, in our opinion, greatly increagg I `Woodsto_ck, Out., was, according to treal and the larger cities? Knitted
» f 8 .  lflltfllllfllz the labor- then. p,.0f,ts_ Prices lmve been very the odiclnl bulletin, posted by the D with a bobble band ln beautiful com
und the entire consuming class in `
C _ ___ , - gers. many of whom are war veterans
_ R. A. ouncil yesterday found guiltv nations ~of colors. Gtlc. each. At
__________ Edwa__d Is_____d_ high and _must probably. come dowin  .. - ri _ _ _ _ i
Inthe awful plunge at least thirty
--~ been killed and more than 60 injured.
The injuries of several are so ser-
The train was crowded with passen-
d excurtionists from the G. A. R.
carnpment.
I`0Cll. [‘ L, T :YYHYY Y '_* 7" ' "_”_' "__` N" _M " `°
i deteivlng tht. farnif-rn! We would D y 0 "0
__l _ _ ._.J
I _
_we m____ t__,_______ “___ _______m___'___ ___ and 100 dozens orcggs to sell should _  _
_ _ _ 1. 1 ‘ nn] the some story _ _ Y ~ _' _
Willie tilt? }`ll'lC<3 IS l0\\’. for many yours past, that the nn- more fm hm hu.y and tmee cents less' _ i 4
____ _, _ _ _ __ _ per dozen for his eggs he would still
protection is
. . , 'nll _ » _ '
Order your supply today ‘ ____ ______ _“___ ________ _________;::" ’if_’°‘:t*`“L profit ta the extent of $5 on the
__'_______ ___________c_'__ " °“”“' .looms transaction, wane the char-
_ _ _ lottetown consumer would save $3     U
We fnvor reciprocity because it
nil
O
will ink' ti i' nO"eggs`
~i'. 1 Ve; ' ,
l. :ind )iii'C|ilnile  lililidlviiih tilllll tllietii/lfllie fncilt radblt SI fear of dvhlit
_ _ ___ ' .. eaoenaionsmayoo
_ lun uc ;,tt it there nmnt follow a hurt ,hc P_ E_ Island ,m_me___ Aus_  
lti-ii1_-ri! reducr.mn of trtrifis tlirouyqli- _ -
for delivery from the vessel. 
Plone 24o “
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A. Pickard & Ce. it
no-ret. __ I'
ST.” DENIS __
BROADWAY AND IITH STREET
NEW YORK CITY. '. 
WlthIn'_Ensy Access of Every l"olut'vf
Interest. Half Block from \Vnus¢nsl|cr'~|, .
5 nilnuti-s' walk of Shopping District. (-
NUTED 1-‘0ll: Excellent of ‘ul=inc. (lotu-
fortuble Appointments. Courtcuus r5erv~, ~
iciinnd lvmclllie Surrnuddtngs. »
_ BUUIIS $|.|J0 PEB DAY Mill UP i
»- _ .sunopem PLAN. ~~- '_
_ .Table d'l1oto Breskfsst S0c. ' ,
WM.'l'AYLOR&SUN,lrlc»
ALS() »
HDTI-IL MARTINIQUE, '
Bronuwu sm! 3=Jn| Htrcct-_ _
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a ,___ _.___ _ _, ‘
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lfyniiliavt- ;m_y trouble ulmt- '
ever uilli your hifritiiig sysleni you
atv: suit: of getting best results and
snrc salisfnt lion when you engage
my services . l
I make .1 specialty of this work
-~h.'\ve had twi-||l_\'»five yours ex~ ‘
|n-|~it-nw in :ill ll 4 branrlios.
`lll
__ __ _ __ tialm, New Zealand, Argentina, Jap-
Y`_ ` """ an are ot the opposite sides of the
ll   globe. 'If Island farmers cannot. com-‘   
pete with them in our home market
 _é then our Island farmers deserve to be   
beaten. As for Denmark and other
Contrary to what The Examiner
‘uropenn favored nations, they are
not likely to ship their farm stuffl  
pus!! the British niarkst amid pay ° °
frclght for 3,000 miles further to sell _ 
Prince Edward Island.
*T
~ NOTES. i _
Let me do that healing j>li_ A
l’hont-394], write or rail. i
Jas. A. Mcllachern
124 Gt. George St. _in
st:
Tan ‘
iStotes, The Guardian has many times
the farmers will not consent to go on
paying tribute to the mnnufacturersl
cottons, woolleun, clothing, hardware,i
§._ _ 1 crockery and a hundred other lines of
ited that when ws get reciprocity
ark for prospcrties.
Wm. Moran
Principal.
into l
the form of extortionate duties on
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a nice lot of Tan
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CO me and Secure a. enables Policy-holders to reap the benefits oflhcir investments during their own life
_ time, and in event of premature death to leave their legal representative in possess-
° nn t' f tbl h e I f mMortgage,Debt or Encumhrsncs.
I all' before l(‘y are ' oTli‘e"i`¥ri’e£i~:Ve‘it liil'ei’PdleiEisIhogivs the most protection for theleastmcney. The
-iopularify ofthe-so policies is evidenced by lbs fact that the Great-Went Life have
0 11  -mid more Insurance in Canada, for the past four years_ than any other company.
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Goff Bros
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Prev. Managers, Charlottetown.
MscNUT'l`, _Special Agent
IIICKS, Agent at Summenids.
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The Ideal Policy _ i
Department 0f The Naval
Service.
\ COMPETITIVE examination will be
_ held in November nv-xt at the examin-
ation centres of the flivil ~ervic.f Unm-
.vussion lor the entry Of Nnvsl Uadcts for
_he___Navsl r:lo_rvlce ofllanadn; there will
ie vucsnc su-
Csndidatas must bs between the ages of
it and 16 gearson thu lst ofJnnuary next:
must be ritish subjects :tml _must have
reslden or their parents must- have resid-
ed ln Onnsdafur wo yeiirs immediately
preceding thu exsminat on ; short per-
iods of absence abroad for purpose of ea-
ucntlnn to be consId~ red as residence-
Buccessful candidates will luis the
ltoyal NavsL0ollegs ut Halifax in snu-
nry next ; t e course at the Oollege ls
two years and the cout fo parents, Includ-
ing hoard, lodzinyz. uniform an all ex-
penses._;s snproyhnistaly zulu for the first
'ear an |250 or esecon ear.
'i On pnlyslng out of Onl|e|n.lladets will bo
r:t&3_dM;lsh_.p’ma°n,_»_\pd will receive pay
n e ra e o r em.
Parents of intending candidates should
make apslicstlonto the Secretary Livll
lilsrvlce ommlssfon, Ottawa. before fsth
4' .tobsrn xt.
li' thorlnformation can be obtained on
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Unauthorized ubl cation of this notice'
will not he |>alrl__fi»_r-D ‘BAR _ -
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Deputy Mlrilutar igths Naval Service
Department of the sul Ht-rvlcs. '
Ottawa, August lst. tm. '
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Mackerel ~ - -
_got ,191o
Kinds of Fish
Cod, dried 3-4c per lb“
Fresh or Green “ “ “
Haddock, dried 3-4c “ “
 fl U U
Hake, dried “ _ “ “
Pollock “ “ “
Tom  6( U K(
Halibut 'Ie “ “ 23
Flounders 3-4c “ " 1
Smells 3-4c “ ‘
Herring, salted I-ze “ “ -
Herring, fresh I-4c “ “ 79,
“ Smoked and
kippered r-2c “ “ 7,
Eels, salted 3~4c “ “.
Eels, fresh 3-4c “ “
Perch 3-4c “ “
Mackerel, salted rc “ “
" fresh lc “ “
U. S. Duty Quantity
4,354.87 I
3 39' 31°
Fish Oil 8c_ per gal. ’669,’z59 199,986.18 “
` Comparative Prices of Fish per pound in HALIF AX and BOSTON, for
the last five and a half years.
H A LIFAX BOSTON
Halibut' - - - - 2 .
Cod _ _ _ _ _ 9| c 14 §7c
3.62c _ 7
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4-7 33
__ Total Yield of the Canadiai Fisheries as Undernoted Year ending ]une
- I r
Value Proposed
Reciprocal
3,753,62o.oo  Free I
1._i,u8”.77" “
1 1 1,705 361,649.00 “
8 14,041
10,973,467 _ 308.659-30 “
130.651 _ 338-244 50 ~ “
121.205 325.-sas-50 “
2,087,800 44,586.00 “
,232.3o8 1,24o,486.co “
,oz 1,540 1 9,692.20 ‘-‘
9.422.904 868,842.88 “
304,188 r,292,48_9.5o 
944.217 1.155.307-84
772-591 306.953-80 _‘f
6,965 68,939.00 - __
545.502 ' 31.176-00
' 1.137.976 55.902-00 “ 2
43.427 578,607.00 _ "‘
369,464.00 “
These figures will convey to the fishermen
some idea ofthe Fisheries of Canada. They
will real-ze what it will mean to have the
United States markets thrown opsn ts them.
Do not forget that thssnarket of Porto Rico
is also thrown open' to Canadian fish under
the Reciprocity sgrosmuit. This is ons of
the best marlislsin the West dndies for dried
fish. It came under the operation of the
American tsriffafler that .country annexed
it Reciprocity opens this market to us again.
The dried fish indnst has rest ten
. fy po ~
tislltias in Prince Edward Island. For lack of
s protltsbleinarlret it has not been developed.
'Reciprocity gives-us just what ws have been
‘ 8-iqfniwdrt .
146»08s.927 I 1.663.257-47
looking for since |866,s market for our dried
fish. Think of_it ! Ships loaded at Charlotte-
town with dried f`|sh for Porto Rico and bring-
ing back cargoes of molasses. It means to
thc lshermen high prices for dried fish and
chesp molasses.
On the :ist of`Septomber, fisherman will
be found in the Literal ranks, fwowin Sir
Wilfrid Lsuriorand Honorable . S. Field-
mlhe champions at Reciprocity. "PRESS
ERE YOU SER HIS WHITE PLUME
SHINE l" IT MEANS HIGH PRICES FOR
YOUR FISH, WHICH WILL LINE
YOUR POCKETS WITH SHINING
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.