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Cream is so delicate rr preparation that it is al- niostinstautly absorb- ed by the skin; and when absorbed it exerts a healing, soothing, re- freshing influence that is as grateful to the skin as water to the paiched tongue. It is the best defense we know of against the ravages of cold hard winds and changing weather. Delightful to use and costs but 25 cents,

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What is the present attitude of the

Liberal party toward the tarid? We ask the question because we do not know, because nobody appears to know, and because the question in one of very considerable importance.

Thc.t‘onrrervative _party in and out of office has been frankly’ and °0“u“' uously protectionist. for a generation past. The Liberal party by its D18*-~ forru of 1893 was c0m.mitlL8<i $0 ll tariff for revenue only and lll'mlY Bild squarely pledged to uproot and de- stroy the me vestise of protection in Canada.

But the Liberal 'party while fifteen

years in Power did not destroy pro- tection or try to _destroy it. llather they fostered and nurtured it. True. they introduced the British prefer- ence, but it was at best merely aa minor modification of the protective system, audits benefits, such as they might have been were cut away by actual increases of duties on 'an ex- trrrueti nrt uf armies an-1 bv bvunt- ies on steel and iron. Instead of re- ducing tlic tariff to a revenue basis. it was held up to_ practically its for- mer level, and owing .to largely in- creased trude took two to three times as muchiroin the llvelwlis Uf protective Conservative regime.

At the last they proposed recilJl`0'

city in natural products with the Uuitcd States, which the people re-

country adopted it, there would have resulted only 5 reduction of three or four millions yearly in the customs taxation. the volume of which had been more than doubled under Liber- al rule. ("1-inada would halve remain- ed a protectionist country still, and more protectionist than it had ever beenuudcr Sir John Macdonald, brr cause of the inflated prices of the times iniwhich wc live.

Since the defeat of Septcmbcrlast

we look in vain for any authorita- tive declaration of thc Liberal policy in Jrcgnrri to the tariff, or even in re~ gard to reciprocity. In the west and to a limited extent in the cast some Liberal journals are still advocating reciprocity, qr at least condemning its rejection. 'But in other Darts of

Canada there seems no dispositionto revive that issue. Nor is there any obvious effort to find seats in Par- liament for its chief advocates who

lected at the polls. At best, had the

_were defeated-Messrs Fielding, Pat

in Parliament but no one seems to 3115153' “ el 1165*' ` ’

care about the chief reciprocity lead-

And the leaders are under certain obvious difficulties. The ta.riH plat- form of 1893 would still meet the views of very nearly half the people

And yet thc party must have a

clearly dcfincd tariff policy before it can hoperto regain power. Between two parties, one frankly and honest- ly protectionist and the other - posed by conviction to the protec-

be blamed for so doing. It is clear

and tariff reduction can never again arouse much enthusiasm 'by taking up the old issue, but new leaders might lic found to do so.

Here in Prince Edward Island, nnrl

in the Maritime Provinces generally, where such bitter fruit has been reap- ed for a generation past under the

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Ontario and Quebec if properly pr sented. But if such a movement is

._r

and thc years followinlg.

because the Liberal editors do noti _ _ / ~__ know the minds of their political' Mr. Uric llerault, a young gentle ; -_s

who h ‘iveu for years In ` -‘

1°=d"°» Or mere probably because 01° man r “ut inherited ratruriru lf- ' 'll ;~

Sweetbu g Q . ` " 3 , ,f ry _

le5d°"5 hav!! |10t YM H1366 UD f-l1¢il' from his mother. ,The disease spread /., /` _l _\ minds as to a course to be taken. Lhough his system till he was H Phil' 4 is fl, ll -l-li (ll";r $\`~§_ of

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Reach the Lungs and End in Consumption.

sical wreck.

l “As a child,” said Mr. Beruult, "I

ag, pr-one to an ulceration of the mucous lining of the throat and nas- l passages

| dreadful condition that my friends

r ffected, and the doctor said it nas ` he first stage of consumption. lic _ dviscd Catarrhozone and 1 unlialed j ten minutes at a time cvcry few

ours. and was rewarded in ri few nys by a wonderful inilirovement “Catn.rrhozon'c pleased me and the

remedy but Catarrhozonc could work

I recommend Gatarrhozonc.

T\vo month's treatment., large si'/.vs_

price $1, and guaranteed. ‘rlmnll size.

504:., all reliable dealers ur the tin- tarrhozone Co., Buffalo. N~ Y-» “nd Kingston, Ont. Beware of dan:-ierous

substitutes and imitations lOl' UU' tarrhozoue." -

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of Canada. Brit to re-_adopt the' “I grew pale and emaciated. 102% .,_,.,‘7‘-_;‘,‘l';l.v»vl‘_y__ Plan of free trade would raise the “'11 d°“"'° 1°” f°°‘1» and 3°t '““’,°“°h \ _rf-"

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BM all alone the une or r.ibr>rrri_ .___ _ _ for 1912.

iournals from Sydney to varrcouver`You Can Cure_Catarrli in finy .Q ,_ _ _ there is A aeerrieory and errata eirnrtl Stage by Breathing the Healing _éx a_ Handsouickiiitted Goods to advocate term reduction. Ie ie! Balsamic Fumes rf L.a‘.arrlw- _ W. -5- /iq?

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_thus timid and intermittent doubtless: zone, and Here rs Proof. ,` ' . _ S¢~ OUT `}°°’°l1

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erson; Fisher' Mnckéuzie King ami A G th Iiars a

t to t io e . , .

others. Mr. Graham is wanted back! é) _ C llf q or tu ugdus dapper Coats and Snlart Uuter Wa lstsu

ers _ »' _ f'-1,,-_ IZUITS $12.00 and 52.510

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offering

in the ladies’ parlors.

All our wool goods

. and

aeroplane kuitt caps

on sale

$1.50 for $1.15 _

$1.25 for 95e.

Cliildren’s knitt

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tectivc system, but willing to sup-_dagtogsg 55;( t:~':_£r;7;`;’_(_; qi-abCl?,;,u:,'i_ ¢y‘f_L’_-_"7 ` `» ' port it for party reasons. Ule lJC0l’lf" cr each meal to build up my strong- - `. ,~

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will choose the party which is true th. In about three weeks I was quite 5 to 'its convictions, and can hardly €C0vered, and the doCt0\' Buys H0 `.\;u,|,,CAll-',,_\lUf" _

that fue r.ii.errr1 ferrari-S who for sr.; “.‘l’;,;_§e_';,’_i_f_*:_°‘°_'__ w__,__ k__U_,s , wa, |adiQS’k[]iuQd Se() 0m' “ne

many years played fast and louso not _about dead with cutarrl1,nnrl my I 4

with the question of revenue tariff cure is an cvidgnccvflf. “miirrgiillzmlli _ 0 S

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~ | the S. caps at Sticea.

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I \ou don t have to have gruy hair ~ l

_or faded hair if you don‘t want to.

__v________________________.__________,,_.,______,_.v._.,________.___.____,__.,._.,.,_._._._______._._._._._____._._._._._._._._._______._.__.___._._.,._._.___._._ _Why look old or unattractive? ll

ryour 'hair is gray or faded you can

. A VAl.rUAl3I»l5 F~l‘1l’0R'l'- :MB0l>l\&ll» ‘change it; easily, quickly and cflect-

Il A _ _,_ t _ t_ Our' Oyster Grounds, bv A. B. War- _lvely by usirigR\lrlyeth'sASa|_zc __r_i€i_<l_

----~-___._`_._;,__v__;_-_-__;_=;g va ua e speci rcpor o» ic bu__ton_ _€Sulphur Hain emery. plly a i _c

FOR (“HUm_'}_I.f_IfDERATI°N~ i>rnvurcia1 Exhibition Association f-or_ The I______o,,emc__t 0, Lim Sm k wright. and in the moruuuz you wrul

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To ure Editor or our Guardian, 1911 has been f@°°“"=‘l “Y The 5”" ny H. A. Ar-ken, Live stock com- iyfogg;°e,;li,§eslll;ihii:;ii§ri_ 'i‘irewir`i-ri;

Sir:-Would you kindly insert the dian. It contains the Directors’ rc- n__qsi0ne__ `

enclosed from “nc of Ol" U'°“V‘~"‘“ port and Exhibition statistics for the

ers of Home Missions and augments- _ l H°"e We hav” °"‘l’°l`t 0l’l"lU““ tion in the province of Anm.tB_ year and for four years past. _its Suggestions cnomgh _I applied There are many who, like my5@1f_ distinguishing feature, however, is a “, rked out t Natl' “areas

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Cannot Support ornunw union bc- series of papers on various industries » cause such support would mean thc ~ - _ _ ~ nnmml Drodmmoq or the farms

sacrifice of great rinci les a.nd

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would consequently be anti-Christian. We do; however, believe that federa- tion is alike wise and possible as is shown in the enclosed letter, and farther that federation is thc one solution of the problem that will preserve the unity of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Thanking you in anticipation,

I am yours truly,

Thus. F. Fullerton,

Dear Dr. Scottr-

We have just completed .our second

annual meeting of the local commit- tee on co-operation in Home Mission work, and I have been thinking that you might. have space for a few words on this ` work, not from the Point of view of a critic but rather from the standpoint, of tho work done. I shall send you the printed report of the work done throughout. the province last year and you will nec by this that co-op¢_~.rut.ion is ii his factor in Home Mission work in Alberta.

At our meeting just completed, we

dealt with such problems as thesct- ”I‘\vo ministers. rr riirtnorur-it .vnu ri l"rcsbyterian, appeared before thc Committee and requested the (Yom- mittee to help them to rc-urraiigr; their fields. The two men orc cover- inr; six points, in only two of which weekly services are held, Thcy asked thc Committer to appoint representa- tives to visit the fields and ao rear- range them that each rnarr will have three points and a weekly service at each point., so defining the fields that While contiguous they are clearly separate. The Committee agreed and this will he done.

Should tho people in either church insist upon attending their own' church, they can do-sn by an extral drive of two or three miles. The Committee has tried in the older parts to so re arrange the work that the alternation of fields is kept in

view as far as possible.

Another case was that of two oth-

er fields that will he completely re- arranged, conccntratinrr the work of the ministers, and strengthening the cause in both cases. het the mcu who HN! actually doing the Home Mission work of the church answer whether

auch work is worth while or ulot.

A great deul of roadlustmcut was

carried through at the last annual meeting of this local Committee. In

every case the read ustment h

pertaining to the farm, uhich arc

the papers printcrlefor distribution in

Prince Edward Island Seeds, by

,George H. Clark, Dominion Seed

_ ing Out or Growing Thin? 1 Don't Lose it `

Most. husbands are careless regard-

ing their hair-many are skeptical rc- garding hair touics, rcstorcrs and tl|¢ li`.\:. 3.50

§£f'__ ___/1 their hair comes

full that the

and take no- tice.

If ynlr hue

and and the and

to revive old or declining indust

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hairs will be less conspicuous, and after a few more applications will bc restored to natural color.

Wyoth'a` Sage and .\‘ulpliur nl.~;o

quickly removes dandrufi, leaves thc scalp clean and healthy, and pro-

ms more the growth of tire inii;_._ it is al

- - tl t d ~ t f _ _ _ clean wholesome dressing w ic may'

:h“_“l_u‘; fn tl: ex “gt an ?;‘_":’ llhg and create new ones, The suhicct is be “sed at any time Wm, perfect

e "f orma onfm Suggcb 1° S _ y full of interest and our farmers and safety.

_contain and which are most concise-_ Farmers. Institutes may and mga# Get ,_ fifty cent home from y(,m._ ly and clearly expressed. It was a _nh topics for discussion during the druggist today, and sec how quicklyr happy thought of the President Mr. winter evenin B in the papers above vit will pcstnre the youthful color

_ . ld t invite these co _' 5 and beauty of your hmr and forever

Justice Fltzgera O _ n referred £0- Sllace will not permit!! :url the nasty dandruh, hot, itchy tributions and the Board of Direct' more extended reference thereto to- 5651!’ 11115 falling half- All dfllgllilflfs ors are to be commended for having d _ sell it unrlcr guarantee that the

money will be refunded if you are not

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neat and convenient form 'l‘hc pa-r AGllI(`Ul/l‘Ultle ANT? ` B‘*t;_“c(é;`_'_l_ a“;3_;c_§'€" _gm A F____w_, pers contributed in response to thc' m`“TTl‘*“ ROAUF’ .ruunyblde

vs' -_ V V J V V S ~, I ' I ’ _

l"residcnt's'rcquest are: i ____ iv I "“ ‘ V . Q ' '

_ _ _ _ _ Th!! Hflllflllflcefl P0llCY ‘ff ul" (""'“' pected from the fcrlcral Uovcriiiiicnt.

Broom (,orn for _Pprnco lu¢lwar_d_ls.._ “M Government to mmwt and c___0___ Thu mna__m_ Pwv_n__c___ _________ a______

Igmi' by H' rl' husww’ Dominion ` crate with the l’rovincir-il Govern- warm up M, um in,pr,ru",m, of this

°"“'m°f" ments in tho creation and maintcn- matter if they are not to |,,, ML bc. _ _ . . .

ance of better roads and the ad- hind in thu mr-p

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protective system, a campaign for ll _`_-‘I1-___\__ ‘~_1 /X at\“‘“\““““"‘ I _,_ M if

~ -'§\ _~ -' -# 'r ~ - _-f 1. \

tariff reduction would be wclconic to '»-l_;;_`~`~‘~-“ v-_;_ - .»`f¥}'%;','»-» ,f r Y---1 14' ,f-

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the majority of the people and we; __ _ ""~z~...;~‘ -.' _ 4/,f _

would be glad to acc it unrieitalrcn | \ _ _ / / _ Q /LJ/f

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growing population on the pra.irieu_ _____ '-' '~..\ _ 2:5-T-,, _ _ _ swx,

it would be equally welcome, and it_ _ . . i `c..vlllll\»\/ . r "\' “ ._-1.-15" would find large support in rural A Simple Rdmedy Gives C0l0ri L_* _ i' ' ~_ _ _

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_ Strength and Beauty to W . C . 9

;2.f“:°s;°.;;'::::.'°:_;o°;.';;“z:zoo the Har- ich 'O Qlis u1,Ql&eSl . _ ily forget the great betrayal of 1896i , , `1` _ _ i

thick slice of steak than it does to cook a thin slice -

_EVEN a child knows that it takes longer to cook a

of bacon.

l into a perfectly cooked state.

15 minutes is enough.

- This homely illustration shows you precisely the difference

between average rolled oats and Tiilsonfs Rolled Oats.

The flakes of average rolled oats are thick and uneven. They can’t cook very quickly or very evenly.

l Notice the flakes in a box of Tillsorr’s-so delicately and _ uniformly thin. It’s because of this that the heat gets

through them and quickly reduces their various elements

vanccmcnt of agriculture ie commend- *' ""_i~°°'“- _ ____

principal industry of the Dominion, and thc largest body who contribute to the rcvcnuca of the country are the farmers.

It is high time, therefore, that the

out ____ comb! from the powers that he at Ottawa, |0¢t_,,t0wn_ our is the only store

Y not forgetting what has been done where Rexall preparations are being

really sit u and attcmpterl in thc way of provid- wld- wc have U16 0X‘3lUSiV° HBCDCY-

inilgt iustraiction in agriculture, liolrtf- Med g_f:;_1:;t°;_';___ °_‘_'1°_;:eyR°f_v“£rnR°T§‘;; cu ure., alrying and other -blanc es, prove unsausfMt0ry_ Rem" neme_

Wi' 3/

has daudruff or scalp , it make a baldhead ol' him, get a 50 cent bottle of PARISIAN SAGE today, rub lt on his hair every night until dandrufl goes, hair stops falling and the new growth appears. Then use it every other night until the hair is thick and abundant. PARISI- AN SAGE ls a delightful, refreshing hair dressing for men, women and

1 as been

adhered _to, and not a single protest has been received. The work of the missionaries has been concept;-ated__ fl" °°“e_°1_¢trs“=£\2ere<_1_.__efQ A clear ' _(Continued on page 4f)___

hair on every carton and bottle.Sold by Geo E Hughes and dealers every

children. It will do as advertised,or your money back. Girl with Auburn

__ ban,-|'s mm- is in developing cold storage and in dies are not secret their wngents can

falling; if be other ways. Co-operation and mon- U9 “OWU f0|` U10, HBUDZ- The niac- itch ‘loft let cy aid together for better agriculture Eénngg Drug Co" Cm" Gi" G°°~ &

and better roads comes in as a time- ` B' 2'19d'“‘

ly, appropriate and well-deserved for~ ward step at the present time. Bct~

great farming iudustrv should receive _ """"""`;!

` lt 19 Oflly when a larger measure of consideration __

ter roads are a necessity for our S""'M“°h has heel! Written. many

election promises made- i le

farmers and will benefit them more to new industnem ' That" _xr ';’_f;'f than any other class. The big een- viucs ls rich in undeveloped wealth tral Provinces of Ontario and Qng- is not open to question. That milf bam through their Government! and lions of native capital lies dormant

i lt .

Legfslatures are proposing to bor- d';c,3urTg;'€ ihgsuatgfilsugf t°_ °°“t“

very tuing you nccd. ft routines tho

hair to its natural color mid makes

itfgrow--501: and r.oo boitics. ILA

Foster, Central Drugstore.-Agent

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._-Only one Rcxall Store lu (ther-

.__.&____ NEW INDUSTRIES.

where

row and expend vast sums upon their p¢0pl¢ who want work argbfrrlgdliii hi hwa s in ddi t e

(l°"‘mi"‘Si‘”"°r‘ iublc. I~lithcrt.o cuormous ‘sums have dto noi know or any on |50 To Fry oatmeal M

The Growing of i’ota.t.ncs by llr. - - - “_ 3”” "VY ‘ll “VNV “WV HB an il u- . _ A_m_mw Mac___m___ . _ been co_nt_rrhutcd by thc Donunion for _mn_____t as MAY FLOWER 0___ It ___ Porndge Your gmc" has Tmson.s_ Two _A . .

The Home in Prince Ed`w“"l I5' i the snbsidlsing of railways in rlrcdg- use by _The Imperial Oil Comlmn

bread crumbs.

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painfully evident.

This is not rluc to trndc conditions.

'I`hc niarkcts of the world are today ilflmmlllllllz more goods than wc can produce. at liighcr prices than cver before in our history. lt is not the fault of the land or the sea, for the (rreat. (lrcntor has cnriclicd both with untold treasures.

Takc_an area in Mother I".ngland

Cllllal lu acreage to our Province, and pleasure its accomplishments. The soil produces no more, no bet- tcr stuff than ours. They sell in 5 cheaper market, and their goods af. *ef D8Yl\'I2 cost of packing, transpor. tation and duties, are sold to us, /\“¢l yet four times the population flnfl _employment winter and summer Within an area equal to ours.

The question is: How can we rcm-

edy these conditlons? Local caplmp #sts have been taullllli some l\ftt.e`r essous in the past, and as ,_ result iateer shy of industrial, nntr-led umm.. ment. Ventures like the woollm Mills and the Dominion I'acklng(o

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the building or mmmys' canals' and "Hman" '"°“““"t‘"°d mr h°“s°h°1‘; crrokine por-rid_ge_rh¢ 'r;1_i_- sizes-l0c and 25c. Each 25c i‘~i /’Zff_-=f»_f?§r_f§`_"».>',flT~C§.1'_'-.'r_1:~_if' '

land- by /\Ud\'2“i E|ll0tf-. Galt' Ont- ing and harbor works, in bounties to Limited' ' 2`22‘um°' giiinstiiiiylrorizxild: olrnoilarliané pac age-containsaliandsomeplece AFD lfi.'@fff.f.ff_._§§ff_fff§1___lfL35-1._.,fgfflffl_the steel industry. for militia ana _i __ rir._r; .ng i¢_r_drurr;;i urrui of English Porcelain Tableware. .. [

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S means by which thc products of the ° 7°" °‘"° 'br y°“' hw) If 5” dip in Hou, and 5,¢,u¢e in ,

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to market” And yet fmming _S thc _r g .n .ri piur is ic be covered with egg and Tqmnpo’ ouh N ju.” #_ ,y

fit producing cliarnctrr, and src how| GUUHILZB null cstnblisli on y llld ___

cm".agc_' He will then J-"mp in al, upon that dividend lienvr: pro most recklessly. 'I`lie greatest danger

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promptly local capital will put our Ulllt l’\”UU"5@ 3 ‘l"""°i"1 M rluccl.

In no cnsc should infunt ciil»¢l_l’f_l5°..-

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Put in First-Class Runnin 0rder

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Bafgiiigjsttyvill be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felts and rubber footwear, to clear out the entire stock. _N0 Apprgbatiazi

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Goff Bros Great emoval Sale of Boots and Shoes Boomingu