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Cough 3 Wea~ther+.._|

llere

Couglis are nliiiost

certain to come soon and it is essential that you cure thein promptly. Neglected coughs start

a long train of evils that often have disastrous endings. There is no bet- ter cough remedy than

Jamieson’s Syrup White Pine and Tar

It is pleasant to take.

It cures coughs tlior- ouglil y because it soothes and heals in inflamed surfaces and loose-ns the cough. Large bottles

25 cents

J. G. .lIlMI|?SON DRUGGIST

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.nz gre,-_.1 'f'/.Z-»;_= ¢» I '

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We have an iinnieiise stock l

of gold and silver watches, all 1 grades and sizes. Our uaiue on a watch is the best guaran- tee ofiis quality you can have.

G.|1. l aylor jeweler and Optican.

‘L iii

liesROCl1ES

Hare n.d_¢led to their ussortiiient, and_th.e1r candy co\i_nter 11 spec- ial lino of the nvorite

RUCKWOOD '

CH OCOLATES _

These choi`0|al2P_sure especial ly prepared Q or _ciiscriininziting people who theatre :1 highclnss and pure gy-ti¢_le ut u reasonable

figure..

o to DesRo~hi 'S “Hd bl1l‘_»\ ox

of ockwood t;hi_\colntes_ if you want to know the kind of caii_?ty thiit people "Ppreciiitc as 11 1 .

§nckwood f‘hocol.\tes 11r_o ac-

ceptable to anybody any time.

The White Candy Co.Lld

St. ]ohn, N. B. *X

9 _

The .fin Xl on \

Way

Of Cleaning Silverwarei.

was to rub and scrub the ar-~ ticle indefinitely, covering hands, table, clo thes ---every-thiiig _ with a powdery inc-ss. Results Anything but satisfactory.

The New

Dip thc pieces to be cleaned in a solution of hot water and

“ WONDER-SHINE "

result just what _von wanted without worry, labor, dust or trouble. One 250. package of “Wonder-Shine" will last for months. All dealers sell it.

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Iluunlnld Convenience Ce., Lid.. 1'unnh<

I ‘THE CHARLOTTE

'ro'wN GUARD1A1~

\\'ED1\'}£SDA\’, NOVEMBER 16, 1910.

During the year 1909 there was

produced in Canada 10,411,955 tons oi coal, and there was 'imported foi Canadian consumption 3,059,663 tons of anthracite and 6,763,352 tons of bituminous coal, a total of 9,823,- 015 tons. The quantity produced in the country and the quantity im- ported were pretty nearly e<i11B_l. but the price of the hard coal imported was much greater than the value of the coal produced in the country, the authracite imported being more than twice as valuable as our bituminous coal. Anthracite coal is free of duty in Canada.

Over $27,000,000 was the value of

the coal imported. In the same year there was 1,613,892 tons of Canadian coal exported, of a value ot $4,505,- 221. Canada was thus in the posi- tion of importing more coal than was produced in the oountry for home consumption, and, paid for coal imported about $22,500,000 over and above the value of the coal ex- ported. Biit the coal mine owners, who are not half supplying the Cana- dian consumption, claim that they want protection and cannot live without it !

Obviously what the mine-owners of

Nova Scotia want is to shut out United States competition and so be enabled to charge consumers in the Maritime Provinces the amount of the duty, 53 cents per ton, more than they would otherwise be able to get. Moreover, coal und steel are so linked together in thc big steel and coal corporation, that the steel in- terest dominates the coal, and the steel interest is about the most greedy ol all the industrial concerns in tfanada, having been panipurcd with both protective 'iiitics ' and bounties, und 1.11 the industrial concerns in Can- ada, having bccn pampered with both protective dulles and counties, and is tlicrefnic the deadly foe of tnrift reduction and of reciprocity in any form

The Maritime Merchant, published

11; Halifax, lays down the proposl Lion “that we cannot ns' yet hold,

THE COAL TRADE

AND PROTECTION. '

'our market (for coal) without a pro ».ective tarlil." Almost in the nex sentence the Merchant says:-"Th cry of the western farmers for fre trade is a selfish one." ‘After all i1 is app.-.1rent‘that all the western lar mer, or the eastern farmer, asks fo is a. fair field and no favor. A mucl stronger case for selfishness is ap parent against the coal barons, wh1 boast of the thickness of their seam and the wealth of their deposits, bu still claim that they cannot liv. without protection.

The coal duty has entirely ahu'

out foreign coal from Prince Edwari Island except some nine _of ten thou sand tons of anthraclte, (9,627 ton: in 1909) which comes in duty free Having shut out all competition ii soft coal, they are able to add thi amount of the duty to the price, ani even with -the limited consumptioi of coal in this Province it is safi to any that consumers in Prince Ed ward Island are. paying $50,000 mori yearly for their coal than they wouli if the duty were oil. Not a ccnt was paid in coal duty in this Province the treasury of Canada was none the richer for this "protection," but consumers here were made to pay tribute to the coal barons.

For that matter the actual duty

on coal paid by consumers in the three Maritime Provinces was a mere bagatelle, too trivial to be taken in- to account, but the consumers paid heavily in tribute to tho minc own- ,ers. The consumers would be quite _:as well oft as they are now apparent- ly, if there was not a coal mine in the Maritime Provinces and there was no duty on coal. The mines are of great value, of course, for thi employment they give, and it is a great advantage, doubtless to the big iron and steel works to get their 'coal at cost, but the average house- 'holder and consumer suffers as we fhnvc stated. We live almost i11 sight 'of some Novu Scotia coal n1incs,but we get little or no bent-.tit from be- ing so near. What seems most to be wanted in thesq days of high prices is protection for the consumer.

l’l¢l:IVAL}:IN'l` PROFANITY.

]"rofm1it.y has been prevalent in the'

world for tlioiisnuds of years. Une of the old prophets' \\'i'ote in his time that becaiisc of swearing the land inoiirneth. No doubt thc of- fence, which has its root in irrever- ence, hail been common in the world long before that time ond, most re- grcttably, it has come down to our own time and to this fair city of chiirciics in which wi- live. Despite the education and the restraints of moral and Christian influence and the law of the land, thc evil and detes- table habit still persists, and loud profane swearing too often contamin- ates the air of our streets.

If wa thought that n. newspaper

article or a hundred of them would check this vice we should not hesi- tate to furnish line upon line and precept upon precept against it. But cxpcricncc has dqmonstrsvtzeld that such methods are not very effective. The habit is chiefly confined to the low an-d thc vulgar. Especially vol- uble and iodensivc is the ordiiiary

‘swearer when uudar the influence of drink or of passion. But it is usual- ly it useless effort to rcmonstrabe *with a man or a boy who is either d.runkcn or angry, and wc may be sure that in such condition the swear- ler will not take the trouble to read a newspaper article or listen to a lscrmon.

It has been said that of.all lost in

‘hell, the sweater has eold himself the most cheaply. Other sins and vices may offer some gain or person- al gratification. The swearer oilends hi.: (lofi and ull thc decent people who came within the hearing, pro- clniiiiiug himself a vulgar and despi- cable \vrctch, unfit for association with thc pure, the gentle and thc good, and does all this without gain or reward. If he has decent relatives -a wife, a sister, brother or ac- q'iinintani:e-they are asliiimeil of ‘him. His class is with thq foul- mnuthed rcprobates, thc pariahs and the oiitcnsta.

"Patent Mcdicinea of all makes ure

completely stocked by us. “Just out." is seldom littered by us. Every pack- ago we sell is fresh clean stock. Make it a point to come here for your wants in above line. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kent Streets. drtf.

K. . `____;,_Y_ _

No. 24 Charlottetown

Good for

Young Ladies' Bermuda Island, New York City and

Piano Voting Content. I

’ Ni: egroo

Guardian s ,,,,,“,,,,,

Ten Votes

'l`o any reverent and well-ord-ered mind tho voice of profaiiity is espe- cially shocking and disgiisting. lt is closely related to and usually accom- panied by obscenity. They belong to gcthei' and are the otispring of low' ‘and degraded minds. The wickedness as wcll as the low-down vulgarity of the swearer are apparent to all riight- thinking persons. Very reg‘retti'bly thc children of respectable and even of Christian parents sometimes ac- 'quirc the habit of profanity by evil associations on the street. Parents, itcachers, preachers and ull good citi- zens should do what they can to check the growing evil -by inculcati-ng reverence, purity of thought and ,speech, and by pointing out the sin- fulness and moral degradation ofthe swearing habit.

Some of the wiseiastronomers have

predicted that the total eclipse of the moon which is to take place this evening will give the dark moon 5, distinctly reddish appearance. This is not to'be considered as a por-tent of evil, but, it is said will bc cntir- ely due-if it liappcns-to the laws of light as affected by a somewhat un- ,usual position of the sun, earth and moon in relation to each other. And this explanation is also rather shad- owy.

PILES CURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYS.

PAZ_O OINTMENT is guaranteed to

cure any case of itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c.

now siiii-iiioiisirs

Hive ami cumin

A Remarkable Record of itching, Burning, Disfiguring Eruption! Successfully Treated.

'Hint those who have suffered long and

hopelessly from eczema and other torturing, dlstigurlng eruptions of the skin and scalp and who have lost faith in all innniier of treatment, muy learn thut there is one way to find immediate relief. the following remarkable series of condensed testimonials is published:

W. H. While, 312 E. Cabot St.. Phllndel-

phia; Knee to ankle 11 mass of eruption. Suffering simply indescribable for six long years., llud to scratch till blood run and health was undermined from lack of sleep. Cuticurn Remedies cured it without a mark.

Mrs, M. C. Maitland, Jasper, Ont.: Itchy

rash on her buby's liend when but three months old. It spread over entire body. Put mittens on him to prevent tearing skin. Reduced to n skeleton. One bath with Cutl-

cura Soap and nppllcntloii o_f Cuticiira Oint- rneiit soothed ii iii to sleep. A single set. cured i1l111._ Tlilnks child would have died but for Cuticuni Remedies.

Mrs. \Vm. Hunt. 250 Fairmount Ave..

Newark, N. J.: Whole body 11 iiinss nf raw, torturing eczema. Agony was beyond ivords. liair all fell out and ears seemed readyju dro off. Clothing would stick to bleeding flesli. .Hoped death would soon end fearfii suffering, Cutlcura Reniedics cooled the uw- lug, bleeding flesh ut once and soon cured her.

Mme. J. B. Renaud, 277, Mentana St.,

Montreal: ’l`rei1ted by doctors 25 years for had eczema on leg. It peeled from knee down; foot like raw flcsli. Doctor uilvlserl ciitiin' leg off. Decided to try Guticuru lteiiiedies first. In two months’ use of Cull- curu Remedies she was cured.

Mrs. Nora Emmott, 26, Lena Gardens

Brook Green, London; 'l`wo little girls had dreudfiil scalp trouble thut doctors culled ringwurin. Cried with intense itching. llo_s- pilul treatment gave frightful pain but ilid no good. suffered three yi-ars._cured by three sets of Cuticum Soup and Ointment.

H. A. Krutskoff. 5714 Wabash Ave.,

Cliit-ago: itching eriiption spri_-nd from hands to body. Literally tort- his skin oil' iii sh_reds. Doctors and remedies did no good. Ciilit-urn Soap. Ointment :ind Pills stopped itching quickly and cured disease in three weeks.

1-‘rank Gridley. 325 E. -13rd St.. New York:

In twentv-four hours he ln-1-nine r_:1w from head to foot with 11 dreiidful burning itcli. Siiffv.-red ngoules und euulil not he down or sit iip. Curicura Soup und Guticuiu. Ointment cured him in u single day.

Mrs. Kate llroiilghain. 200 Dewey St.,

Bennington, Vt.: ash rains on her baby and soon turned to wnl.i>ry, crustcd eczrinu. over face, head and body. llc wus a fr-.urful sight and all attempts at run- were friiitless. \'nstly improved in ii wc-ok by use of (‘utli'iir1\ Remedies and soon skin was elcur and healthy.

G. J. Dance, 27, New lioiid. Brentford

England: 'l`urtiii'cil for live years with had skin dlscnsc. Attended iiospiiul iiveinonilis

vi'itl1oi1t;:11i'i'rs.~. (.‘i1\'r-rr-d w1tl|_erii31tion. No sleep nor ri-sl. }"el_|. like teuriiig iliusclf 1_0 pieces with ii-rrlhle iteliing, Wllli first full- r11tlon of Ciitii-iirai Oiiiiini-iii was rc-Iii-rc and got good niglit"s slm~p.A lii a fortiiiglit Cuti- cura Ointment euri-d Iiiiii :is if by iiiuizir. __ '

Cuticiira Soap,Ciiticur:1 Ointinf=ni,(‘i1tir1ira

Rernlvent und (Juticiira Plllsiirc sold by drug- 'sts ever_\'\\'lii=ri». Send lo Potter Drill.; dt Elie.-ni. Corp., Boston, hlnss., for free 32-page Cuticura Book on sklu diseases.

Arc thc aiith1.»rit.ie:-1 i\wn1~1~. that

very serious results may follow if no action is taken very soon to investi- gate thc recent serious shooting nf- fray at York 'I The Guardian is so infornicd.

A correspondent. whose lcttcr bus

been overlooked for some 'days asks The Guardian to call the attention of “the genial chairman of thc street committee" to thc shocking coiiditioii 0f.GrB.fton Street. from thc railway crossing to Hillsboro bridge. Our in- formant states that this piece of road is so had that the farmers a- cross the river are compelled to give up hauling. This is one of the main gateways to the city and both town and country suffer from its had cou- dition.

Minard’s Liniment Col, Limited.

Gentlemen.-I have used MINARD’S

LINIMENT on my vessel and in my family for years, and for the every day ills and accidents of life I con- sider it has no equal.

I would not start on a voyage

viiithout. it, if it cost a dollar a bot- t e.

OAPT. F. R. DESJARDIN,

Schr. "Stroke," St. Andre, Kamour-

asks.

NEW FRILLINGS, NEW NECK.

WEAR, NEW BELTS IN ELASTIC AND |PATENT LEATHER, AN lhf- MENSE RANGE RECEIVED WITH-~ IN THE LAST FEW DAoY‘S. MOORE `& McLEOD. 11-Sdtf,

"When you buy your boys clothes

from us you pay no fancy prices. 'l‘ry ns for the next suit. Simon Joscnli, Queen Street. 11__10dU_

Fall Footwear

For those who re-

quire to be out in the cold or damp Weather the Whole stock Peb- ble or Smooth Grain leather made in Our Own Factory is the kind that will stand the test. \7Ve have them in all sizes for WVomen, Girls and Children. The heavy Grain .and Kip for Men and Boys are the kind that stand the racket in all weather conditions. And the “Daisy” rubber in

_ A11111»¢11....... Shapes to Suit "°' ||\'*|‘°°'“"Y' Ullifvl ‘M Futon

If presented at The Guardian Omce beforef the above date. T. NICOLL

' Trim neatly for tiling purposes.

off ros

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'"'s1nionf'“\ rniniino

Bring in your sleigh and

have it painted before the rush. Have yours done now and be all ready by the time your neighbor begins to think about it. We guarantee you satisfaction.

FRED. C. WALLER

203 Kent Sf.

9-id6n1pd

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' LAN'.rf 11j~i,:f:i‘

Direct Route to Boston Sailing: for November

Friday 4111 inst ,

Tuesday, 15tl1 inst. Tuesday, 22nd inst.

Admired By Thousands

4 Our Furniture show at the Exl1ilJiti0I1 WGS ad- mired by thousands of people and on every hand you could hear them say our prices were very low consis- tent with tlie quality.

We are in a position to sell furniture and car-

pets very miich lower than any other house because we biiv for SPOT CASH mid our EXPENSES ARE LOW. \/Vlien you want anything in our line come in and we will 'convince you that the above statements are correct. FOR THE BALANCE OF NINETEEEN HUNDRED AND TEN.

In order to lower` our stock we will sell the fol-

lowing goods at 25 per cent to 33 1-3 per cent dis- count.

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45, \ __ _ In L_),

Brussels Carpets 33 I-3 p. c., A._\'niiiis3cr Cur-

7 cts 33 I-3 p. c. \Viltoii Carpets 33 I-3 p. e., ffapestry Carpets 25 p. e., Tapestry Square 25 p. C. Odd ends of all carpets 33 1-3 px e., Straw Matting 33 I-3 p. c., Lace Ciirtuiiis zo p. e., Curtain Muslims 20 p. c., Oil- cloth and liiiolcuiii 2o p. C. discouiit. Bring your nieusiirciiieiits there iii-iy be enough iii some of these ends to cover your roonis.

Lear Ns , ,

The House of Quality

Walking Out

'i`here’s a Reason

See our stock of

iiiiiffs, riifl`s,caperiiies, throws and crii\'ats_ Note the prices and the wide range. Not a few, but hundreds to select from. You will then understand why people come to

us for their furs.

Brown Coney fiirs

warm and comfort- able $1.75, 1.95, 2.50,

2.75 and 3 oo.

Brown coney inufis,

$2 50, upto 2.95.

Sample fiirs 1-3 off,

about 7o prices in the lot. Mutfs, stoles,

_d throws, cravats, etc. 1

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-=/` > -A O 2 m

§ PAl`0NS\

Our SAlll.l". l"i`RS :ire pro-

iiouiiced the best viiliie. in the city. Real Alaska Sable Muils from 51.9.1111 up.

Real Alaisku Sable tlirows from

$i5_oo up.

Mink tlirows, iiiiiffs, crnvats.

stolus, etc., pci'li:1pstlicl1cst sliow- iiig we have ever had of this pop- ular fur. Look tliciii ovcix They are well worth seeing.

gain

N()'l`i‘l THE LOW PRICES OF UN-

"Blanket time is liere, Sec the bur- m.mWE_1\R AND BUY Now IN ` s we ure olluriug. Simon Joseph, SEASON F'()R THE COMING WIN-1

Queen St. 1l-10dtf. TER. PROWSE BROS, LTD. 11-7dtf.

Agent, Charlottetown.

iu-e61lrthtf` “"""' ""‘”

llave You Prepared

For the Future 7

l Have you nmile all |11'<~paralio1is for your nearest re-

lnlivcs it you should die s\idde|1ly'.’ls rvcrylliilig so arrang- i-il than your Mother, |":ithci', Sister or Wifc should be

protected from _wiint even ifyou :ire dead?

_ A few poniiies paid in pri-miums eat-li week will grow _into :i sum that will enable your uixarcstnnil dearest to live

111 romp:1_rut1vc_ comfort lor thc- rest of their days.

_ _"Wil Pllf It \‘_fl'1 frii-nd, prorrastiiiation never pays and isiliszistroiis in this most iuiportnnt nmttcr. The Canada Life is for you-for :ill good Canadians. Its reserve fund is the strongest 1111 the whole continent. Call in to~1I:1y and lei us talk it over. ~ -

Stock

kins an public 19th.,

two ‘ acresrums’ °°”9‘Slil1§ of 50 and situ-at takes

Hill, L state o situate oflice,

be posi

F. H. Horus,

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Sale ol Two

Valuable Farms

A ---ALSO...

at Alexandria Lot 49

Iam

l`e9P6Ctively, The for

Place, and the lam, at

HOTEL

ST DENIS

BROADWAY and llth S 11

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0 Oonlfnrinhle Anpoliitmentl bqqrfmu Service and llomi-ling 51.1-1-°q1111|",_

llllUl|S Sl 00 PEB DAY AID UP Ver Comma I

LD FOI! l’1xc¢ll1-rim or c111||,,,

EUROPEAN PLAN. inbfo d’rlote Bre|k¥ut;5o¢,,

. _ wu. rAv1oiz&son,1111. &9 9‘ > /5’ -

In -I

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igh Laced torm Boots'

or the man \vl\o is out o

urs iii :ill sorts ol' wcalherf

\\\ Made from heavy grain lcatliers Men‘l 4.50

- Boys' 3 . 50

A /T_*‘° *`“'= A" N | D. Gordon & C

frm.; S2251;

gi-‘or You

Now is the time for

you to show your business ability - you can sec for your- self that these bar- gains will not last long. Daily our stock is dwindling, y0l11‘ friends and neigh- bors arc profiting by 0 ii r rcdiicatioiis- Come in secure sonic of these iiiatcliless bargains before it is too late.

l ll l

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\\e li.i\e 5ooo ltet o

excellent pieture_ Mid room iiioiildings l\_\ all the latest .irtistir di-.-1-,:1is._ Our former price w:i.~» low, but iii this sale tlic whole lot of _sooo feet cleariiig out :il ll.M.i‘ l’l<ICI£.

. , Forty Bedroom Suit!

$10,110

1H.1»i» ib.oo 14.51' l.l<5“ 8.oo

$311,110 for 27,50 for ;_;_011 for ;1_-_S0 for ,g11.u1\ |`1\i' i.z.oo for

Lots of Odd Dressers and Commodes Sell-

ing Below Cost

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$.;.oo s|\I'HliC f“" $~l“f 4-oo “ " 2"5

1 on It " 2.00

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$l1.oo niallri-.\1s1 s ful' -4 5 oo “ " .l»5“ - 'un 11 -- .-.7_~, goo 11 \‘ :.1»o

Parlor Sui!"

$40.00 for »'5~°° 350° |E11r 20.13: 30.00 or |7'~ _

also mdchoiird-91 l°““gc.'

and Machineq

aim-..1.K.iuN` 'J auction on (é1a°;_i,“.,f: "nb

at one o’clock, P my' 51°

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ed at Alexandria when an

f cultivation and c in hi

onveniem,

d 3° chumhes. school and P

an Dear Charlottetown m

Eglihestock consists of B number

instructed by Mr Geo

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cattle and pigg_ 1; not B

privategvgefore above date, sale w

ot 48. Both farms are Te

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NEW YORK CITY REE!

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