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4  IT PAYS to buy in this province. CHURCH 0'F_3CU“‘AND°- R°V' ;_ _""'“h‘ .7 'T' 1*." ,
miiiview st 2.30 and Kinross or - _ ‘rAK1‘No onlrxcrsiug  
As i Your Executor 
Because the making ofiproper investments for __
Wills, the handling of Trust Funds as to secure
Trust Funds and the Ad- the maxium return to the
ministration of Estates is Estate.
the special business of the '
Company, Because the Company
Because the Com _ n having _the time and exper-
does not die as an inlédivf ience will close yourEstate
dual thereb lacin in according to the last detail
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jeopardy the interests of In the Will'
the beneficiaries' You owe it to your family
Besides the Company to leave your affairs under
has such knowledge of competentmanagement.
DOMlNl0N TRUST COMPANY
The Perpetual Trustee
PAID UP CAPITAL
and undivided profits over $ 
TOTAL ASSETS
controlled by Company 18,896,000
AND '
Trusteeships for Bondholders 
Advisory Board
W. II. Aitken Hon. Chas. Dalton
Frank R. Heartz
H. M. Davison,
Manager
Morris Block Charlottetown
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Milton Silver Patch Fox Co. Inclosed End $.... .. . . _ _
being amount in full
1441-3-14mioi _
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| Milton silver Patch l
Fox Co. 
Capital $16000 Shares $50 .
Very little information has been given the pub-
lic regarding the immense possibilites of Patch Fox
Ranching in fact very few were bred in captivity
until last year. The test more than exceeded the
expectations of the owners as in every litter was
found one or two Black Beauties. Another point to
consider is that the fur which has advanced over
150 p. c. in value during the past year, is very pop-
ular with the nobility and the wealthy class.
lf you consider carefully the above indisputable facts
you will be convinced that the Milton Silver Patch FOX Co.
is offering to the public a proposition hard to beat.
The six pairs of foxes owned by the Company were not
picked up at random but were carefully selected by men
of several years experience in handl ing all classes of
foxes. Most of the foxes in this Company are but slightly
removed from the silvers. The very low capitalization of
$16.00() for six pairs lets the investor in on the ground
floor.
'I lic ranifli which is lovliloll at Milton is built of the host [mssililo
inufiiriiil :ind is up to iliite in every respect. The nianuger D. W.
liownril has limi .sew-.ml years exporienm in the caring :ini handling
nl' fri.\'es. nnrl the services of un iissistziilt has been sficiirnrl wh i lins
had two _veaiis siii-1-rssliil expririencn :thing this line. Mr Investor,
iuonsiilor this priipositioli careful y-romuinhor you only hiivo nlriut
six months to wait for divillonils. As thr-.re :mi on _v zi. fow sh tres left
dont delay. but sunil in your iipp icatioii to day.
D. W. IIOWARD.
Secy Treasurer, Milton, P. E. I.
or Maritime Fox Exchange, Clftown
I hereby subscribe for - . .  shares in the
Name............ . - . . - -
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HELP! HELP!-Buy some delicious
home-m-ode candy at the Entertain-
|r_ent in the PcoDlc’s Theatre 1'.-his
evening, and so help the needy 
A'l"i‘ENl)ING FUNERAL- Mr. and
Mrs. Anselcm Dolron_ of Martin. Lot
23, drove to Charlottetown last Wed-
nesdsv afternoon to attend the fun-
ornl of Mrs, Doiron's brother-in-law,
Mr, Basil Desroches, which took
place Thursday morning. They re-
turned Friday morning.-Z.
GOOD SE‘RMON.- In the pro-
Cathedral on Sunday afternoon Rev.
Father J. B. McIntyre, Tracadis,
preached .nn excellent sermon on
Charity to the women. In the even-
ing Rev. Dr. G. J. Mchelian preach-
ed to the men _ and gave one of the
ablest discourses ever given in the
pro-Cathedral, on Tradition.
THE ROADS.-- The colder weather
ol the last few days has left the
roads h`ard and in fa r condition for
hniiling. The numerous had pitches,
however, to be found s-long the
roads, in the vicinity of St. Ann’s,
are great drawbacks to the people
who have to do nnv hauling over
these roads. An edort should be
made to fix up those pitches in so-me
way or other, so that hsulers might
he able to take full loads without'
any fear or risk of breaking their
harness, or sleighs, or of pausing
B9ri0uH iuliirles to their horses. It
neighbour to turn out ond do the
Work: of course, as long as this
state of nflairs exists. pitches will be
p tches_ Tho roadmasters should see
pitches is done without delay, so
that the work of dxing up these
that haulers mav be able to take
0V0l`v possible advantage of the
snow while it-remains with them.-Z
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IN WAGES
(lit PR0l"ll
Health Sooner or Liilcr Shows
Its Value
D~n't so inounri with uint tin-ri, ,
worn-out, down-hearted feeling. Il
you are constipated, bilious of have
'*~ SOUP. ZRBHY. upset stomach, sick
system of undigestcd food, foul gases c
excess bile and uric acid, by the use t
:ind you will be free from headuehes,
neurnlgla, rheumatism, lame heck,
indigestion and all the distressing- 2
forms of sickness usually caused ly F1
FIG PILLS do not gripe or sicken
but give n natural movement of the
bowels. Refuse all substitutes. Ai
or by mail from The Fig Pill Co.
Really Good Rings
to i\'ea.i'-birthday rings, gem est
precious swnes,a.ll beautiful in
iippoarunce, exquisite in work-
manship and reiismably priced,
play today.
W. N. Tanton
1 Sunnyside
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Supplies
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Arrived to-day _y
5 Tons Ground Oyster
Mica Crystal Grit
To arrive in a few days
Granulated Poultry
Bone
Scratch Feed
Alfalfa Meal. '
Purina Chick Feed
all at lowest prices.
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Guig _ e n o
the franchise to women will he in-
sitting of, Parliament. It is reported
_that this bill is a very com!-ll'°l181l°
sive one and no doubt an interest-
£111:
reaching. ~
Sch
der 1
_ ‘Zechariah Buote. A though the
seems that each one depends upon his‘ weather has not been an that mmm
be
ported, is verv good. It is worthy Oi
note that, notwithstanding the fact
that Mr. Bucto has to walk about
two and a half miles to, and from
school evcrv da and thnt`th as
any details as a good account ol ii
ject. and by the same lecturer. has
iippearcd in s recent issue of the
Guardian. It is sufficient to sav
hciulschss. weak kidneys or sluggish that each one who nears it felt ust-
llvef. B00 to it that you cleanse your ter for having heard it, and many
of the great. fruit tonic laxativs' Inst time that th8y Would heal'
  _ Father walker lecturing.-Z.
following are the results of the ex-
a
constipation and kidney trouble. Nudes are arranged in order of ‘
merit.. Grade VIP-Peter J. Walsh,
Bertie Wnlsh, Agnes 0’Connor and
John Leo McGuigan. Grade ‘V.-
ull dealers in 25 and 50 cent bores l‘°"ett“ Brown- walter M"'G“i2““~
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gh Tho out S ld t G  Willie Power, Francis Da1v.'0larciii:c
Huillies  Store. 0 B E0 §°G“ig`““- _Patz"i°k_..B1f°Y7_n~ . J-3-mcs
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*_ =  ’[‘rninor_ Ethel McEwen, Mildred
_,iii Harrington, Margaret Harrington,
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nd Charlotte Anne Gallant. Grade
l,__ v _, lII.- Annie Maud Mctluigan. li‘lor-
 `,    l ence E. O'Connor, Louis Tmiiioi'
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Power, Agatha Brown, Ethel Train-
r. Grade IL- Mary L. McGuiieaii
Trainer. Peter I_.eClair, 'l`eacher.--I..
You will see here every size ‘ ,gy lr el in
und style of ring you would wunt _the hall Tuesday evening last. and
'img' Signet rings' rings get with ghlarge audience were delighted with ,
which every number was performed in
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can in and ,nk ow, the dis_ by, Mrs. W. J. lvlclinchern, and her '
marmlng young daughter, Marguer- _
rt Drown and Messrs. Fred Rich
urds. and Richard Ross. Reciintlon,
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i / Duet and qusrtotts, Mrs. Dingwel
 
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  'ind Messrs. Fred Richards nnd Rich-
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Messrs. Louis Hayden, Roy and
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Miss Delight Jenkins, Miss Marguer-
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args and enthusiastic meeting was
held in Annandale School room on
ii "A Wednesday evening, March 11th, to
P I '"
t
ou  he building of B bridge ofn the
G
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ngolnted chairman and Mr Roy
Howlett Secretary Among o
peakers of the evening were Messrs
S 'll
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G. _ ' f
D. ' . _ '
M. -
on
uitsbly location and where it would
nc . r.
G. . _
ShCllS, few remarks moved tho following re-
l N. C.. CHRISTIE l
6.30.
HELP THE POOR.-By attending
the “Kerry Gow" at the 'Psopie's
tonight. and buying some delicious
candy-homo-made. 1489.
A Now” CAR.-_ Mr. Dodd Dwyer
went _over to Charlottetown last
week with ii Btudbslrer car for Ben-
ator Prowse. The car ls the same ss
Mr. Dwyer has at his show rooms
here savs the Picton Advocate.
MOCK ~PARLIAMENT.- The reg-
ular wcekly setting of tne S. D. O.
Mock Parliament- took placi on
Wednesday last, March llth, when
the debate on the Draft Address and
the McDougal, government was con-
cluded. The speakers for the govern-
ment were Hous. 0. C. Truinor, Geo.
Morrison and Ewen McDonald, while
the supporters of the Opposition
were Hons. J;J. Mclsaac, J. J. Mc
Guill, Henri Crspeau and J. C. Mc-
an A hill for th extcnsio I
'reduced by the Premier at the next
debate will follow its second
PROGRESSIVE -- St. ` Mary's
ooi is making good progress un-
the capable management of Mr.
expected the attendance it is re-
y, is h
been one of the severest winters for
some years, so far he has only lost
one day, and that was the day of
th worst storm we hud lor some
liveired last. Thursday night, in St
interesving and was en1oyed by
verv attentive and appreciative nud-
innce. The subject of the lecture was
GOOD LECTURE.- The Lecture de-
' A ` ii
Joan of Arc. It was needless to add
ecture in Buuris on the same sub
xpresscd the hope that althouill
h s is the first, it might not be the
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.- The
minations in Bt. Ann's School, Lot
2, for the mouth of February. The
ames of thc pupils in the different
nd John T 0'Connor Gr e IV-
saac Hsfnld Harrington Hnl‘olfi~
ohn Brown. Ja-mes W‘alsh, Clam Mi
zatha Trainer. Grade I.- Grace
ooNcnR'r A'r~ti§F.nnY VALIJEY.
Ewen Ma.cDougall will preach Bab-
nstii 22nd at Birch Hill' at 10.30.
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  r   _i -1 ~»\niE crmn ouiuininn si  _       i
Why Appoint This Com _any    j "U *gags* 'i'=‘°'E*_* . New  fcga|||| ~ '
It is a healthy sign lin u man widen
he does not bristle _all oves the
minute someone begins to crlticilo
that he has learned a. few things in
him. It is generally an‘ indication
that lie has learned s fe _ things in
the fruitful school of oxpalenge, one
Of them being that nssrlvi Very msn
deserves criticism once in'___o while,
and another that undsserved, crltlsm
cannot possibly do any serious harm.
If von self-appo ntd critic lays .an
‘undoserved censure u1§_n_vy vou. don't
ding back at him, at least not until
von have thought the matter over.
If he does nothing also for vou at
least he may stir you up 8 little and
thus prove vour friend. Some folks
who are denied the blessing of criti-
clsm go to sleep at their tasks
Real-ly-a critic is usually 9. very.
good friend and .most of us would do
badly without; him. '
solution which was seconded by Mr.
A. D. McDonald of Dursll and carried
unanimously by the meeting viz.,
Whereas all the people living 'between
the East Point and Go_orgstow»n in
this Province would be -benefited if
Grand River were bridged st. Annan-
dale of Poplar Point. Therefore
resolved that this meeting .ssk the
Provincial Government to have s.
survey ninds at both places and
take such steps as may be necessary
to hnve ii bridge built 'at whichever
place is most convenient and at the.
earliest moment and further i-esdlved
that a copy of this resolution bo
sent to each of our representatives in
the Provincial Legislature the 'I-Ion.
John A. Matheson and Mr. Temple,
W. McDonald and to two of thelC»her-
lottetown Daily papers for publica-
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In large black and white block _checks 58
inches-wide $1.60 yard. i ~ _ _ - _ ' _
_ Brown checkcoatings, new copper shade
check coatings, small black and white ¢h,¢Ck
coatings all new and correct 58'1n_c_h. $1.75 __
Bedford eordsuitings in tan,copenhag_en. '
black and nsvy 50 inch $1 35 yard. = _ ` -*_
Grey and brown,'dliagonal suitlng in greys
and browns only 50 inch 85c yard. ' _ ‘ i
New Dress_Goods
In dolly varden silk crepe _de chanel, _.
brocaded crepe dc chcnes, plain silk. crepe de
chenes in colors and black, brocaded wool
dress goods in copenhagen,tan and navy,bed.
ford cord dress goods in tan, copenhagen,
navy and greys $1 15 yard,
New whipcords. new serges, new re-
siedas 65 to :.20 yard.
New black 'dress goods in all the latest
-weaves 65c yard to $2.90 yard. _
New Sw`ting° _Cordurjoys
'In copenhagen blue,b`rown, purple, light
brown and light navy, good suiting weight
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27 inch 75c yard.
New Dress Velvets . -
In light blue, Russian green, _pleasant
brown, olive, ruby, peacock blue and tan 78c
yard. ‘ _
New dress velvcts in black_ at 78c yard, r
$1 15: 1.45 and 2.65 in double width.
tion. The following motion was
made by Mr. J . M. Morrow seconded
DY
0 unanimously, viz. That 5 committee »
time, and on which even the schools of
_ ' local government to make s survey
of the Grand River between Annan-
.1 1 <1 M rr'son’ B sch as well as
-Ann's Church, hv Father Walker of H: 8 an 0 I S Q
'H0110 Bal W” instructive as ‘Wu “B ascertaining which is the most sult-
able location for the buildi-nil Of H
bridge. The above mentioned com-
mittee was duly apilointed as fol-
lows, viz. Messrs. Douglas McDonald
Mr. Robert Howlett and carried
five be appointed to request the
Poplar Point for the purpose of
New Cotton Crepes j
In broc`aded and plain,colors champagne,
‘ white, pale blue, pink, apricot and coral pink
double fold 40 inch 42c yard.
New Cotton Eponges
In champagne, white and light ian,
double fold 40 inch 58c to 85c yard,
E. Mclfsrlane. P. P. Morrison. J. M.'_ Y;
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aan.; ;= _-ur: >-'_
Morrow, and John Howlett. 'M-r. P.
er of the evening in the course of his _L
remarks expressed himself as highly
in favor of the building of a bridge
on the Grand River but he said. he I
was speaking for himself and he be-
lieved the people of Lallnclliflil BB H
whole when he said that -a bridlru 811
P. Morrison who was the last speak- Li
lar Point. After which ‘meet-lui! Bd' |
Visitors to the Seed' li`air'March 10th, 
11th & 12th are cordially invited to inspect
our new stock. _ ` ' 
. . cDonald '
the Grand River bbctvgeen A;1&ialr)idali; g
and Morrlson's eac , wou e o . _
far more benefit to the .p_e0DlB 0' _ ’ _
.,,,..........g ....... . on... ... P0... _ The lsland s Leading Store
Journed. Rov Howlett, Secretary. _ ,_ ____ - - _.4  'ff ' 
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ls a poisonous and dangerous _
thing. lt affects every organ and
function and brings about that
low oondilion that predisposcl to
most diseases and ailments.
HOCD'B SARSAPARILLA cor-
reoie it, and makes pure blood.
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av: _ ..` i _
Badf I A Tidy Hoi;
_ adds to the freshness of springtime and to the joy of livingi _
_ Q _ _ __ ' __ _  .._Nowfisa-good--timeto--ta ea survey of thehome an
T . decide how much painting, graining, varmshmg, tinting,
_ _ paper hanging, etc., you intend to do.
Then get in touch with
The Island City Painting Co
House, Carriage & Sign Painting.
| Phone 280-L 203 Kent St; I
Ill _
- A concert in aid of the Cherry Val --
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Methodist Chi ch was li d ,
s following excellent progrsmmc,in
highly creditable manner:-Solo
te; Miss -Mabel Richard, Master I-lor
iss Grace Jenkins; Duet, Miss Lav-
ila Ross and Mr. Richard Ros
cnklns and Mrs. Truman Jenkins
d Ross. Ghoruses,_ choir. two dis- ‘
gues, one by Miss Lou Mutch und i
oughton Mutch, andthe other by `
Menachem, Miss neun Jenkins `
nd Messrs. Chester and Fred Iloli- ‘
tson, were as well acted plays as 1
ave been seen in Cherry Valley for
uctloned the baskets, while Rov.Mr._
rown occupied tho chair. The best
order prcvsilrd and the sum nl
an
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NEW BRIDGE MEETING --
rther discuss matters pertaining to
rand River Mr John Howlett was
E avi e, Robert Howlett, A
McDonald. Durell and Mr J
Morrow, who argued vsry strong
ln favor of having 5 bridge built
the Grand River ln the most
comodste the most people M
Bl Bavllls at the conclusion of '\
Amherst
Nova Scotia
Breeder and Dealer in High-
eu Grade Pedigreed Black
Silver Foxes and all other Fur ‘
own, Annu.. comm. I
Carter _& Company
Limluni
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dence lolicitdl
If you could double the yield from every
plot of land on your farm, get better results
at less expense and without more work, it
would be results worth working for, Mr.
Farmer.
Well, these are the results that have
been secured each _year by experienced
farmers who are using our English Un-
You cannot expect to take from the
land each year a bumper crop for you know
yourself that at each cultivation you are
taking out a certain amount of fertility
from the soil and unless this-is paid back
each succeeding crop will be' less satisfac'
tory.
_ The way to get best results is to feed
your land with the proper plant goods as
you would feed ahorse, cow, ox or hog that
Get~These F
We haves number of booklets on. "Artificial
Fertilizers" Potato _Crop in fissile," "Ths Im-
Eorgvsment of Poor Perrlunsnt Pasture. " and other
kata of vital interest to you thlt will he sent
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11135-2-7in6inqs
bats.: AULD
Our Fertilizers Show You How to
Double Your Crops
V' \
“Feed Your L
Land Will Feed You” . 
and and Your il;
mixed Fertilizers. These results are not I
mere fiction or exagerated claims--every
man_ _who has used our English Unmlxed '
Fertilizers can tell you that his crops have
been larger the profits greater, _his work
easier and his farm improved by using these
fertilizers.
You intend showing at an exhibition, giv-. 
each section _of land the properelements it >
is lacking in---build up each lot to its ;i
proper state of normal fertilit.y .
These results can bs secured easily and quickly _ _
with our English Unmixod Fertilizers, and with
those only. We can sssura you of the cert iinty ol
pmltlve success' with those Umnigsd Fertilizers for
they sro the best plant foods, the best crop cultiva-
tors that have svorboen offered you.
REE Booklets ~
":'.‘.°:Li..:°.i.°:' "°a:.°.°l rs °‘“ °° °' ‘
they Irs yours loi'xt.he ssllngnmo ag*
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