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;,_’Realizing the needs of

tliei housewife and cobk, make fn specialty of

pure fresh spices. We knowifafter investigating, that pnlre, full favored

Spices can be had.

They ciist us a little

more than the kind every body sells bitlt they are worth the diffeduence. We charge our cus iners no

more for them wever.

Gur prof__-it comes f in-

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tamped,`.»,G. H. T- are the

ind that will wear a life- ~tiine. <VVe ~li`a_ve a large stock of ink. igg and 18k in all sizes. _

Prices $I. 50 to $8_'.;5 ac-

cording to weight. 'l

G. H Many Guardian readers lmvc_ come or has the right to attempt to

by letters and pprmnlllly overcome The point is that Prince

i, - ~ . . f . , ex- ' I llewel" & °P’~'¢‘“ pressed _lulerest lu _the _ occlr Edward Island, _with all its wealth of _ 1 _ _,sional dlscllsslllm ln these wl_ natural resources, should have af-

_ 'llmns_ Ol the causes whlch leall to forded ample opportunity for these

- _ many of our people.` old and young, _ -

lo leave the pl.0vl,ill:e_ some agree of those who remained hgve more to'

WM- MUNBOURQUETIE- MU” ` with us that a main cause is the Show (or their labms t"d**Y‘ "hail the

r' i is t , B ‘ vv d . . I..\iin‘llii§tan:sh'i‘elepiiiiiiihriizin nilterrooiiiis. large lafm. While others contend that mal°l`l¢Y Of tlwse who have left us.

Large Brivht Sample Rcillnr. _ _ tlldlarlze farm is ll leslllh not ll The cities and other industrial cen-

(JUISINE UNEX -ELLED

SYDNEY N s___ callse_ of the exl,llus_ these latter tres with their temporary employ-

_ dl” cl_almlng_ and wltll mmc_,,eas0n_ that ment and ready cash haveidrawn many

-l-5 ___,..._ ___._;._..___.i= the exodus began during the days oi ““'“l'~ HUW malll' 0| '-lldge “'h_"‘ dmf'

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General Comminxion

Merchants ` i Sydney, N. S.

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Farmers having first-class dairy

butter for sale should write us " ‘_

~‘~'< - ~ stating prices.

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_ _, tive weeks will appear an ad of ,-__lf,’l§_>_<f:__ _one of the 13 Retail_-Ctores lhat

ln this space during I3 corsecu of 1911 showed it to he 93,728, and _ it

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_specialize in

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Made Bread

Forihe coming week we write

(N01) COFPiN & C0

fill-'ip-,ll 5, ’ .Cameron s Home- if

f' (Corner llillsboro & Giafton Stu,

'l fl. '_ it hi’

An old and well known firni-dealers in

high-class faniy ami staple grorevier- Catering lo :tn ex cnsive Citv and Cuuu~ trylrade, lliey are in A positiou ro ii-eat customers “fight” as to quali'y of goods ‘and lneei ccmpeliu'-_an in prices. Give lheni'-‘A call and dont forget a l..\af` of

_Ca|i1eroii`| Home-made Bread. t "&irWn!ch this space next week' for No :"5-1 3

Daily communlent

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,N0 one who hu driven through Ohnrléttgtown Royalty and some other districts of Prince Edward Is- land, during the last of June or the first/of July can have failed to no- tice how large a portion ofthe grass lands were white for the harvest-a harvest not of grain but of ox-eye daisies.

Fields of buckwheat at the height

of their bloom were never whiter than many of these fields and a stranger might well suspect that many of the farmers had gone into liorieulture. It is a genuine and de- structive invasion, and yet the dais- ies have not conquered the meadows; _they have merely stepped in to occu- `py and possess the .soil which the grass has abandoned.

The worst of it is that the great

maiority of the farmers do not real- 'ize that they have invited the attack and encouraged the invaders.

Occasionally a farmer is heard to

ask how these weeds can be killed, but he does not realize that if, :hy some rapid progress, they could all' be despatched new weeds would fill their places at once, if the conditions they enjoy remain.

What our farmers must learn is,

that if their farms had been properly cared for the daisies would never have gained auch a foot-hold. All plants, including weeds, settle and

It is not in well-tilied fields that

,Canada thistles flourish but in ne-

sides. ln the contest with the best 'agricultural practice they cannot pre.

,WHERE WEEDB GROW

giected pastures and by the road- No question at the present time is

Ivail. V ' '

The remedy for weeds is to keel? the

land busy with 5 good crop on it and _this means that the farmer-'nyust give persistent and connected thought to his business. If the daisies crowd out the grass, it is because the meadow has been neglected and the grass has begun to fall. Wherever than is a vacancy by the failure of the grass, every enterprising weed llndl a right-

If the farmer asks what will kill

the daisies, there is but one answer, better farming. Widespread areas of daisies, lmwkweeds, mustards, &c., &c.. are the measure of the prevail- 'ing ignorance of the farmers respect- ing the principles of their calling. The one thing that weeds do to ad- vantage is-to point oututbat there is a weakness in the present system of agriculture and that the farmers need more instruction in fundamental mat- ters concerning the handling of their

land. _ ,

As long as this need is 'so evident

it is the first duty of the government to place this instruction before them, The time may come when our schools. will give the children some instruc- tion in the principles of agriculture so that in fundamental' 'points of practice the ordinary farmer will know what to do _nnd_.why he does

tribution of bulletins, hly lectures, e.nd by short courses lu agriculture.

more worthy of serious considera-

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in _

t‘m<:A'r1Nc; chiisics."

comparatively small farms. .

There are doubtless many causes at

_ work. -We do fnot- for' a ' moment pro- ‘lftss to believe that the large fnrniis the sole. cause. The thing to be re- membered is that an exodus is in pro- i gross, that if it continues at its pres- ent rate the time is not far distant

when the population of the province will be reduced to a point at which ttle mercantile or other business can be carried on profitably. Already any of our business interests are

feeling the loss of population.

lt is true the exodus began several

years ago. In 1891 the maximum

gl ., . ,_ has steadily declined until the census

is lower today than it was a year

go. in twenty years we have lost sixteen thousand of our DBOPIG. ll¢' sides almost as many more who would have been horn here had their parents remained here,

Those who left us left, doubtless.

to better their condition. a worthy ambition and one which 110 MWSD8'

|’ufm\n'a Corn E xlractor _

Ride Feet of Corus

What any corn needs is the sooth-

ing influence of Putnanfs Pain- less Corn , and Wort Extractor, which in twenty-four hours lifts out

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and nights show you _that you I can't afford to be without the

These cold, chilly mornings

_ Perfection

Oil H eater

effective Ind econom-‘-

The Perfect odorless

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Der nor platform argument can over-

people and that the g`r`e'a't majority

ing the past twenty year? have gone

to the cit s have more_lto show to- day than the days wages for all their efforts. Ho many-young men

who left their fathers’ farms twenty years ago own property today that would represent the value of the farm which today would have been theirs

lhad they remained at home? _ There are causes, real and imagin- ary, largely imaginary, which induce our people to leave. And we have magnified these causes. We have de-

cried our opportunities and our pri- vileges often to promote some paltry political idea, often also to promote

pets of chance causes, we create causes, and we in Prince Edward Is- land are largely responsible for the causes which have resulted in almost depopulating our province. ~

We have referred to the present sys-

tem of farming as a cause, simply be-

bility to have a larger rural popula- tion than we now have while our

farms are the size they are. _ `

If we are going to have a larger

rural population we must make room for them on the land.

_The new lights recently installed at the rear of the Post Office have add- ed greatly to the attractiveness of

CVBTY f00f. brand! Bull 9l5°m Ol com’ this portion of the square and are

_ - clans' naooan.

_ful opportunity to establish itself. l'

cause it is a mathematical impossi- _

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now ol Leaskdale.

Qnt.. hu to W B Louson dcclilllnl the invitation for two rea

sons, first, because it would ‘ scarce- ly be fair to the other competitors for a professional writer to enter e. competition." and. second because she is at present extremely busy. "But,",add| Mrs. McDonald, “I shall watch for the result of the eomilelli'

tion with keen interest and I am sure

it will bring out'somc,good mater- ial. I like my new homo very much 'but "the Island" must ever be first in my affections. I shall never love any place as I love it." Love for her. Island home- was 'unquestionably the inspiration' which placed Miss Montgomery's literary works where they stand today, ' among the best lovediand moist widely read in our languagef Her words, above quoted, although not intended for publica- tion, are an inspiration also and we commend them to our readers.

THE ('.()L.ONlAL

£0530!!

This popular organization, who be-

gin their fourth annual Exhibition engagement on Sept. 23rd, have been breaking all records along the South Shore of Nova Scotia. The general opinion is that they have absolutely the best Dramatic Company,-touring the Maritime Provinces-at popular prices. This- season the (lolonials have the best repertoire of p1aya,and the best acting company, they have ever had, and in addition, are intro- ducing, for the first time; Dave_ Nich- olson, one of the cleveresi: acrpbatic contortionists, ever seen in this part of the country. '

The plays are, “The Tenderfoot's

Turn," a great story dealing ifwith

Oolcorfah a harmless zorfo, Drops and _ contains neither Opium, lubltanco. ‘Its ago ls its

._ ’ _

B686 the Signature of

srocx courrauv. _ ALWAYS

The Kidd You llave Always Bought s

In Use For Over 30 Years mg elmlun U°_FlK' YT UUIIAY lfllff, N¢w vol* Uma

nor other Narcotic _ ' It destroys Worms _

and allays Feverlshness. It cures Dtorrhosa and Wind Oollc. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulenoy. It assimilated the Food, regulates the Stomach Ind Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.

The Children°s Panaoea.-The Mothers Friend.

‘Pare-

life on the Mexican Border, a r l

png 1

western play, but not of the iisggl 9 impossible, wild and wooly type, b'ut

a real play of heart interest, and as e the same time aboundin in oo

offered tothe public of Eastern Can- o

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clean comedy. This has proved one of an

their strongest drawing cards, and introduce one of his popular English pronounced the best western play yet im

ada. Mr.’l~Iopkinson in a new com- Q

“l.‘ascarefs” For A _ P*

.Sick Sour Stomach “-

d .

v dealing with the efforts of a of Liar_s,' “rhs Boss of 2. Ranch,” "U0cl<ney" trying to get into so- etc. with such a splendid list or iety, this is also a play that -willlllllaym and clever c0ml,any_ the C01- D281 £0 all l0V€l`S Of S005 00m€llY.|onials should have full houses each d gives Mr. Oliver a chance toil-light of their el»,gagemeul;_

personations. The other plays-all |f you wal-lt to makes",-60|-g the_ same hi_g_h class-are "The “nga mutha; suns yOu_ co "eerie Hfmvr. a pretty costume ana look over our rail styles Omedy Drama. “The Sign of the hard and sort hats. You‘u rind our"one of the celebrated Sherlock mg vm-y newast ang Smal-gas

_ 9

Blugglshbowela cause gases.

` aourneisand food

fern enlafion,

That awful sourness, belching of

acid and foul gases; that pain in the pit of the stomach, the heartburn, nervousness, nausea, bloating after eating. feeling' of fullness, dizziness and sick: headache, means a disorder- ‘ ed stomach, which cannot he regu- lated until you remove the cause. It isn't ,your stomach's fault. Your stomach is as good as any. _ Try Cascarets; they immediately

cleanse and regulate the stomach, re- move the sour, undigested and fer- menting food' and foul gases; take the l excess bile from the liver and carry ‘ off the constipatcd waste matter and

square deals.

lf'

iioison from the intestines and how- els. Then your stomach trouble is ended. A Cascaret _tonight will

/_No 'Claims C1`ontested\ _ In Sixty-Five Years

During the 65 years that Canada Life Policies have been o

the market no claim has ever bfen contested on account of tech

nicality - all declines have been and will be fair and square.-

_ The Canada Life is the comptny stands by its policy lm] iers first. last and always. It is the one that gives you the squarest of li

Call or write today for information concerning policies- This

does not obligate you in any way.

M P E I. B

We Ke ‘“llie(I.ii.George Sfrceinnch

K _ S. ROGERS-Special' Agent -Chnrloifefown R- ROGERS-Special Agents Kensington

-Chnrlotietirwn Slum »N.v|gi|mn 6,,

» _ Limited;

Bt- so ~»~ it °f Manager and Owns .

straighten you out bv morning-a 10-

-_/5

cent box from any drug store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels regular for months. Don't for-

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ere to Stop in New York

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get the children-their little insides ' need a good, gentle cleansing, too.

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Commending Monday the Ylth f M '

Steamer "Northumherlni,id'_'" me

leaves Obnrlottetown for 'Plotbu`, N' 3,, M 5.20 o clock s. m.. iesvlng Picton uni-slug.. Milimutitielglioliri' made t 'IPI t ` 4

Point! in Nova Bhotin. " c mx 'or -fn

lg _ Slenmleg ;Enl_preu _ .

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B aboiintnlliigvoloackonli |13, lliciaiiviin ggsiilii

du Qhene on return about Lily p. m,, ¢~'.';.,l nccnng with express trains ur Chariot tetown and 'l‘|gmuh. Connections maui. t.ii:':.i:.‘32:s:ir:.?" °°'"‘~'" fi-“-°~

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Uharlottetown. P. E. lsinnd. Hunt'

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l‘heA l. Btenrmnbip "LADY BYBIL. !;'.‘.l‘..'l’.i‘-.‘§3.l.‘;°..§i‘ii‘l¥..l5"?.if§..l1§f‘L‘:i arrival of the Express from Halifax, lui the Magdalen islands, calling at Sonrla, f'. E. I gmnznnd returning. _ *;°.s.‘:s.i‘.“.rl'::.°.:°.i‘.",.§i..!i.t"arabic es,A_¥enf. at Picton, atthew & Ma an, goats nt Souris or Wm. Mchur

Picton, April 22nd. |912. __

t. in'

Holmes stories. "Facing the Music’ the no./v scratch effects. Prowso “dt ` ` i

screaming farce comedy, ‘The Prince Bros Ltd. 9-5M

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PLANT [gms _

Direct Route fo Boston

/ Commencing iz'h july steamcrs wil

n / leave for HAWKESBURY, HAl..lll;`AX

and BOSTON every '1`UES__DAY_ R _. FRIDAY. ‘ 1 _

Returning leave Boston' every Tvaidsy

and Saturday at noon

For further iinformntion apply to M ` `

‘ _ T. Nl(l0l.l. °

_ Agent Ch‘Tuwn

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CANADIAN PACIFIC _ l ,s‘._Elll’lliSSiSl AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS

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was reached when we had a popula- Selfish intéréstu- nl-hd S¢il00i iilhi hll W0!! lil? I I I L S I _

on of 109 078 Since that date' it Whatever the causes are we must gonhdence of ‘ha p¢°p|¢” _

rise above them, We are not the pup- _ Bmldway and "ul sl .New York city

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HOME COMFORIS WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE.

This famous hotel has been renovated, redecorated refnr- L

nished, and many modern.up to date appointnrents have been installed, and can he compared favorably with any in the city. The only first elnx hotel neu all aieamahip lines.

Within easy sccels of' every point ofinfei-est. lhf h-ook from

' W*\"“mlk¢f'l» Five minutes' w4'k uf Qhwnping District;

NOTEl_)_ l"OR:-Excellerlcc of cuisine, comfortable appointnienlii, sour

teouu service and ho nelike surroundings.

_ The very hui accommodations in the ieiiy at

$1.00 Per Day Up.

7 knimliu from Grand Central Depot. I0 minutes io leading stores and theatres.

ST. DENIS ||0'l`El. C0. '§l'EA'l|Sll|f |_»|NEk§.f

[Alla Sfanwix lhll Hotel. Albany N. Y.

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Lake Manitoba. _...Sophia ~ FIRST CABIN ' _

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_ SECOND CABIN _ _.

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a House Bglidmrg. (lgitown

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Furness Q Wifhy _Co-, _I_'.ld 1

cess 'U ‘Q an-°

4y"7d“"-V" _ I lfromllondin steamer] from Halifax

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for

Five minute

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mann HOW’ R Gymo nd ...... ~... ..5I.';f3.“».°. - mi

and warts. Just clean riddance to the ` _ _ '_ _ _ _ 42 EAST 28 STREET' H"’°'7"h u"°“"“i°*h Q' wh old mlcnders__thBt.s the way Pub much appreciated by the many who l,l.ln_ Moran of the Uulon Com " NEW YORK 'mm mn' _ml M" .__ *film t.w‘"f“_ HBIIVH PBi“1°°l 00'” “ml Wm* E" "°““°“° tm" the b°“"t7 "’°t "f mercial College. received aletter 3 Bl°°k5 E55* °f Bl'°°'flWl U In

ractoi- acts. Refuse 5 substitute pre Charlottetown, particularly on band pda f th ' gsgh sg ¢ 5 \, | -4~“¥“*l ""1 M"“"`,l°'fr‘ 3°|"!i-’f‘l paration for 1-‘uf.narn's Extractor, _concert nlgllm _ll the good work C' “yd r°;lth e Qggncy i" Wehtffn _ , . . ,' " if' .r:l° lhe" §;:,‘Y,_ Sl" °°‘ ‘ Angus; gm, |;lm\`|,|¢} ‘ _--_,_

an a th C ll _ li .

5°' “t druggint __ __ -were continued and a fqw lights add- cnnnectkd. ltw :gods in (paitg ii; you `;rl0ue;i}(i;y3)io;i_1o`re if ‘mocks

_ia ~~ ed along the east side .of the 'square fgllowgy ‘_ _ - _ ‘ \. AVG-

lt would be _a still greater improve- . "Miss Ma'tin was placed "`i|"_u_, Centrally tlocaéellli ?¢¢;55ll7l3»* ` ||l(2;`;:_‘l ment. The many shade trees which, slenographer with the Dominion - Q_""e an ‘e 'lie v . _ during the day, make Queen Square Bank, immediatel after her"s.r~ `~c°mf°”l3ble A¢¢°mm0d3ll0ll '

_ v _ _ _ . =» -

so attractive, serve at night as ll iivll._ She had her,.cho|ce of seveo`-- 'V G00d Service,

shade for loafers and as spots to he P°5"\0US Bllll Chose thid One. We ..C0lll‘l€0\|S Trelimdllf

shunned by the timid. More light Ire able I0 PRCC all ills g00d St¢l‘l- " iyou WL ` `

would be an added attraction to this °g"“Ph°“l V°"1°l'§5bl¢ ¥0 S*~l1d \_l8 i

breathing and resting spot of which from the U' L" L' The 5tUd°m9

our citizens are justly proud. 5:3 gsov; f°"h:`l?i':;Td¢;° ::M. a. B. special raaoris A grand ceived a training that is nail; ¢¢|-i

value si. in price, $2.50. It eonaim rury inevery respect,

oi annuals ami blade holder .mi 12 - Th, mg, Mimi.. fefmed ,ll 1,, i -u . i i'f.lE..§Z'...‘l.‘.i2i"°i.il€£'..‘1i2“°‘...II.' W” Fil' “°'“°~ ‘°fe"'>'< °'

Dun las, who left for the ‘Went a

would n $4 for another outllt u _ ~

pmiecibl value at $2.50. 'Tho “wrt time “x°' ' _

Drug Co., corner Gt. Goo. Full _ information concerning Sm ._ _Mlm position etc.-, may belud -on ' up

_ plication io_ » ~ ._ ' _ ‘

Hudson tubes all sspreiiiberith "r\h\`¢a_a~ .£,Q§iu~H¢n

rho 1 on summers have A limited sh-

egxd Sfmt .ammausvinn for unison imuéiurs. mai ,|,¢,l,, .Pnusnnra _nad Freight 'Agents for the visiting Nev Allan Lino Qtonmshln Oo, A H_a_||lu`.' '

_Room ,L50 ~ ' routines w|'rn!_a o_o.. uso. _