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is- hampered both physic- ally and mentally. The child with a tendency to round shoulders is having its growth retarded by lack of breathing capacity and this condition is ag- gravated by the indoor life of the school rooin.

Shoulder Brates are Needed

Proper Braces are in-

valueable to the child.

The time to straighten

the shoulders is early.

\Ve have the proper

kinds for either boys or gills.

J. G. Jamieson

DR UG GIS T

Wedding

O Rings

tsmped, G. H. T. are the ind that will wear rt life-

tlmc. ,wc-L have adiarég;

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Prices $1 50 to $8 75 aC-

; cordlng to weight.

G. il. Taylor

'_ ,lewulcr 61. Opiician

new 'iliac sconce noni WM. MONBOURQUETFE. Mgr.

i'r\vat_.o Hatha. Hunnlng_ Water and

lung Uiatance Telephones in all rooms. Largs llrizht Sample Rooms. _

v OUIBINM -UNEX'_l£Ll_.EU

SYDNEY, N. S.

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“Brown`s, ISR Queen St,_, has 'a

hat to suit every lure, a price to please every Di:>_cl:ct hook. l3ro\vn's, The l-ltlmc ul Griuil Hats. ‘.l-4lvlE3i.

' Roady for your fall hat? we have lt. waiting ft r you among a line of tho neatest and smartest. styles of stiff and soft. hats you ever saw. Call and see thern io-

Kday. Prowse Bros Ltd. 9-5Mt.i` _ ._ Y l

ln this spade rluriiig 13 consecu-

'inn ci-:aRLo'r‘rE'rowN_oU,aRnia

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'I' ages? 211| Kal. Director R B' N lu.-leases: _

~ » D. K.UUl-QE-I _

|.Dl§E Yqéllfa . O. I ‘-

an rl- ernlng Daily owl fl. lvsninalnally

K' Picasa address all communications to Tho' Uharlottetown Guardian W" “Wm”

The question has been seriously and

conaeieptiously asked, Is it in ac- cordance win. ni-funn inline nnufnir

play to entirely prohibit the sale of

intoxicating liquor because a few drink to excess. In other words, should the great majority, who cou- sidar it their right and their privil- ege to drink moderately, be deprived of this right in order to save the few who drink immoderntely?

The question is a legitimate one

and there are many ways of looking at it.

ln the first place traffic is two-

sided. Il. presupposes the giving of value for value. Any business that does not conform to this standard is

not legitimate in any sense of the word.

The totnl abstainar will apply this

principle to the liquor traftlc thus:-- intoxicating liquor is of no value as a food or as u medicine. Moreover, while it does no good, it <l0€S Ml ill- finite amount of harm. 'l`hcI‘cl0l‘¢ it is not legitimate traffic and should he stopped.

The moderate drinker, who consid-

ers it his right and his privilege to take n drink whenever he wants it, L0 serve it at his social functions, and, when hc chooses, to his friends, will apply it thus:-My moderate drinking and my entertainment of friends is my own concern. If serv- ing liquors moderately to my guests is a pleasure to me and to them and no injury to any one, why should I and they ‘be deprived of the pleasure because ,, few rowdies in the commu- nity drink to excess and create a disturbance? Am I to be deprived of my pleasures because ii few -;others carry to excess what is a pleasure to me?

lin this point, as a legitimate traf-

fic, wa frankly admit that thc~argu- ment for or against is not conclu- sive. _Broadly speaking, the man who drinks moderately, who conscientious- ly believes in “a little wine occasion- ally for the ’stomn.ch's Bake and for

- --~' could hemade a success financially ,

_ _A,_‘f ' THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. Without them. ggsuriqg

_frequent lnfirmitlss," if he cares to take the risk personally and as an example to others, has as mlwll right to this form of pleasure as the own- er ol an automobile, a, motor boat

to his.

The self-sacrifice involved in the

,principle that “if meat make my brother to onend, then _I will eat no

meat," is aside altogether _from this argument of trafilc.

sources and the revenue of the coun-

try; it is detrimental to the general welfare of the country; it entails in- cnlculable wrong upon all the people in adding to the cost of living for all; it produces crime, poverty and

able, as apart from its pecuniary cost, for which the return, at best, is questionable pleasure, the poverty alone _which it produces is directly or indirectly the source of most of the ignorance, the crime and the sorrow in the world today.

And then there is the cost to the

country generally. Do away with the liquor traffic and our armies of police could be cut in two, our iails, our penitentiaries, our lunatic asylums, would receive but little patronage and the administration oi justice would be a much less complex ques- tion than 'it is today,

In this province of ours we have

made the sale of liquor a legal of-

of cost in money, in blood and in tears, our duty to ourselves and to our country demands that we keep

such. l

EXHIBITIONS.

l‘riii<‘.e Edward Island is now look-

iui: forward to and preparing for its exhibitions and agricultural fairs.

Ther-ic are its public examinations,_ when the work of the year is review- ed, when methods and processes and results ure displayed and compared, when demonstrations are made of the

capniiilities and resources of the pro- ivince, and when the prudent taxpay-

ier solemnly asks "does the expendi- ture on exhibitions pay?"

We note that last year the sum of

in the province an , no doubt, a sim- ilar expenditure will lie made this year. The amount is large or small, extravagant or penurioifs, n good or a bad investment.. only" in comparis- on with thc results obtained.

Exhibitions are intended to be edu-

cativa to our own farmers, and an advertisement abroad of the pro- vince. `

First as to thc educational vnluc of

exhibitions. The best products of the field, the- orchard, the garden, the best animals in our flocks and herds

tive weeks will appear an “nd” of s‘|'EAM§“||7 SAHJLGS are exhibited; the different varieties On 5 '__ ' ~

e of the i Retail Stores that

specialize in

Cameron’s liome- Made Bread

Fcrlhe coming week we write

<N» 1>~ciiiriN if co

(Corner llmshoro &'Graf'ton Sta,

An old and well known li|'ni-dealers in

n’gh-class fancy and staple groceries- Catering to an expensive C.tv and Conn- iry trade, they are in a position to treat customers “right” as to quality of goiris and meet coinpeiiiion iii priges. Give Ihrm :small and dont forgot a luaf of Uaineron`s Home-made Bread., "

tW'Waich this space next week for No 2 "Mi

"Montreal to Bristol "

The Service on Board

li does uni hfrin and end with the im-

clsss. nnr rrrn wiili the second. Onboard hath the ll. M. S. Royal Edward and R. M. S. Royal George in Englaiui. the same (furious and ullhliin! mclillrr of ample enmfnn and iimurhifiil. courienun and unlnidrinr anenilon ls extended to each iumnrer. in the end thai: repuiaiinn for doin: mere than iserperied shall

mark the Rnyxl Line.

. .

i _ .\u..-inn, Gfnrral Aerni Halifax

Q _ _

and breeds and grades are studied side by side, their merits and de- merits are compared and the lesson is a valuable one. The thoughtful observer, aided by a competent judge, forms his own conclusions and de- cides what changes to adopt in his methods, This is as it ahoiild be, thc lessons thus learned would be valu- able and the $6,840.50 would bc a profitable investment. We need edu- cation. '

If, on the other band, our exhibits

are the abnormal products of unna- tural methods of forcing, ii our held

undcr unprofitable and impracticable conditions, specially for exhibition purposes, if our animals are "fitted," spoon-fcd, ‘given hot-house treatment which, while it makes them tit for

_ _ _ _D show pm-poses, nnfitn them for any. connectrd. It reads in part as

thing else, then the lessons learned

fence. Out' law prohibits it. For this ,the race “sem The child of today reason alone, aside from the question "must be developed into R max “Bot

and garden products are produced* BELLE

are

ensure a larle

has this ‘leo

is doubtful if an

This -leaturemust be reckoned with; lllwlnl attractions have become a necessary evil and probably all that can be done- in the matter is to rig- idlyexclude anything and everything that n aus acted of bein ob ec

Exhibitions can be made educatlva

and a boon to the province and it should be the endeavor of every man interested in the welfare of the pro- vince to make them ‘a success. They

farmers and a credit to the province.

NOTES.

There are certain questions that

should be taken 'entirely out of poli- tics and settled on their merits inde

is _.little more than a political foot

parties. The main thing considered is the winning of the political game. The Temperance question is another. In our province the enforcement of the Prohibition Act is considered mainly in its effect upon the respect- ive political parties. Huw long will tne party spirit overshadow and curse the country?

Conservation ol our natural re-

sources is a national issue, with a practical unanimity of opinion on the affirmative side of the question. We must recognize the fact, however, that the nation’s greatest conserva- tion problem is how to perpetuate

for the society of tomorrow. As thc child is sent forth so will society fulfil its obli ations and duties to

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the traffic where we have placed it, m,mkind_

outside of legitimate business there- _-_------ t

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fore illegal and those who cngnge in 5_fR0x“l1 F00t POW" i5 lllHf» Ulf! . _ 84 Gt George S‘ X e

it as 1aw_b,.eakerB and punisham,,_ as thing for those who are troubled with I __ W

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pcrsplring feet. It deodorizes and ah- aorbs all perspiration and is antisep tic It immediately relieves burning

~'~’ itching and all discomforts ofthe feet. $6,840.50 was expended-on exhibitions and cures bruises and blisters. Sold ' ' fi _ l

with the Rexall guarantee 25 The McKinnon Drug Co. The Rexall store. Corner Gt. George and Kent St. Mti.

::Run a pin or needle perhaps it

nail in your linger? Blood poisoning lsometimes comes from such slight ac- cidents. You should keep a bottle of Peroxide of Hydrogen handy. Pre- vents infection. 4 ounce bottle 25c. J. G. Jamieson, Druggist. 9-6Mtl.

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‘The School that has won the confidence of the people"

Prin. Moran of the Unlon» Com meicial College, received a letter today from the Agency in We~tern Canada. with which the College is

follows : _

.win he vnineiens nnd the exhibition "Miss M“'ti_“ W” P|2¢¢<i HS me

ball, kicked about by both political,

made to

throughout

views and ar-

- - :hi in D' s In

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 I9" ° b on 'vm ° pmvimm ou' P’s now touring from Britain

ri of -

umbers with a influence from Unionist

are

imllsr

to help are

in the

or any other means of recreation ll” tionaltlae. ba P g I '_ _

in itself witliits headaches, sour stomach, unpleasant breath and nervous depression--but nervousness _brings a bad train of worse ills ifit is not soon corrected. ' But if you will clear yvur system of poisonous bile you will be rid of present troubles and be secure against, others which may be worse.

_ will be what the people make them.

There is another side, however, to Let every mort’ then' be put forth I ` *V , l I

the traffic question and it is this»i to make the exhibitions of 1912 the ' `

The “gum” name is “ drain on the N' best yet, an inspiration to our own ` `

ect quickly and surely-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the liver and 'kidneys-tone the stomach. Then your blood 'will be purer and richer and your nerves won’t bother you. The whole world over Beecham’s Pills are known as a

. most efficient family remedy, harmless but sure in action. For

all disorders of the digestive organs they are regarded as the

Eunering' It is an uma" trams psndent of all party considerations* P .nd

yielding to the one side unto Th 1 1 I ° _n _ bs _ _

e nav uest o ls vit 1 _ slioetlauwkhanry alsshle-saesdsllyfarwa-an

wealth. and giving ln return untold importanze ‘Lot t0“CBn;’;: Jane bl; add L5" an suffering, crime, sorrow and poverty. F __

wilt and ar-

the to

_ Gov-_

l~5\(l|Dd

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°°°‘“°s.':‘=.=‘.t-.“-fs‘~:.f‘._.i..i.'::i.'::.if-~ ;$v:‘s’|l‘),:=i,:i'.lot\etl¢»wn| forH|*iga°||_ N 3__ “ “Zinn no ;hll°-- “V ht ctou on return ;...‘.°.';:'r.:".¢°.°.~.s:.:.lr._-‘ *"°°°'= '°f -H

i l ares slant.; islam." l 3

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5:. 5.. .....r.":.s’r.i.....°...°'.'_ ..'ffi:.‘ii...i’i'»:r.:. u pens on” return aboiit 4.? p. m_, can pier. is! WétTpxi1_r1'as tra us or Char] g .2s.:i.':.'r....:.::i...?r::.e.iii’°t ""3- and the United sum. -“ ‘“-‘"5

G W. Wakvogii, _

_ unnrinmtown. P. E. inland. °""°"

1' 2rd May

S0l‘RlS, P.l-I. Island and MAGDALEV ISLAND STEAM-SHIP SERVICE

` A Few Cents A Day For , Protection From Fire

Only a few cents a day -the cost of a cigar or

two-will _pay the premium on a “rock-ribbed” fire insurance policy that will thoroughly protect your properly -relieve you _of worry-and promptly make good any loss you may suffer.

We represent some of the strongest and most

liberal tire insurance companies on the continent. Call or write today and see what a few cents will bring in property protection. '

W K Ro ers Co. Ltd.

ns cost to the country n,immeasu,._ toAthe British lllmpire, yet today it F' ‘_ .1-:SQ V ' 'DW1 _

l‘heA 1. Steam ship "LADY BYBIL, 1 2.'..'.£'..".’.f.!i..f.‘;°...li.'li!:¥..!l’%!;..iiit’é'L‘i 'arrlv»\lol the Express from Halifax. fo; the Magdalen islands. calling at Soul-1|, 1'. E. I goingand returning. _ ..§§.°.‘i.‘i»’l.'.l“ll'l3l.".,"°.i’2’».i‘.."iiil`}‘_“nif'£.""»i. Ives.Aient at Picton. Mayhew it Me Lean. tents at ilouris or in. Mchur Manalar and Owner. _I Pictnn. april zznn, im-

'rzdl ' »

I PLANT ]§i_Nr: Direct Route to Boston

Commencing izth July stearners wil

leave lor HAWKESBURY, HALIFAX and BOSTON every TUESDAY a

FRIDAY. .

Retuming leave Boston every Tuesday

and Saturday at noon

For further information apply to`

_ 'Typewriiers e KEEN ~COMPE'l`l'l`l0N

demands modern methods.Underwcod cobmined billing and correspondence tyyewriters are the most modern ever offered. D

' The llniled Typiiwdrller Co., ol N. S

W. R. Eckenley,

Manager, llalilaa, N.S. ,

Black Diamond Line Si- Saillngs E

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FROM MONTREAL FROM CH"1`OWN

S.S. "Morwenna” Sept. 4th. Sept. 7th “ _ “City of Sydney" Sept. iith Sept. i_4th " "‘Morwenna” Sept. ibih Sept. zist “ “City of Sydney" Sept. 25th Sept. 28th

The above mentioned steamers are first class in every respect, and specially adapted for the carrying of passengers, and the tourist

will be simply an empty show °"°°°gmPhe‘ wnh the D°ml”l°" trade They sail from Cb’Town to St ]ohn’s Newfoundland via S duty -

., _

B-r’ r°r_r Th” Hhibiflon il t0 UW _filming Emir' igimidisigly algief her ar' ffpr particulars as to freight and Passage apply to . y

community what the periodical ex- ‘ nv? . e B er C .mee °f *even BUNTAIN BELL & CO. aminatlon is to the school The char- positions and chose “"3 one' We ' AYUIU

The-‘E C014 CWIY m0'Ul\1iZS ' ' are able to p‘ace all the ood sten "

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and nlghtg héow ou ,hat you actor of the examination or of the 'U ra her* ou are able g qv -r '

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Cauvt afford to be without the exhibition determines its value. _ ihimpthe U_ c_ C‘ Theo btugenirg

° _ _ P'

Perfecnon cases at least, acquired the habit of and show ewdence of having fe,

’ H' examination. For days before the tury in every respett,

O’ eater _ event the chlldi-en's minds are cranr The Miss Martin referred tois

theqnich ,H-active and ¢C0n0m_ med with display features winch, on Miss Bel e Martin. formerly of ical heating _.;,5(em_ The Perfem. examination day, are set oil like 5 Dundas, wh0 lcft for lhe West a gon is 5mQke|¢S5, odofiess and series of fireworks. The demonstra- Sl10fttll11§8g0. _ ‘ safe. It has a damper top, cool tion is a magnificent one-as tire- |f“_“ mff"'m°ll°” UUUUUUIUK spring handle, fuel indicator and works-but absolutely valueless as PQ5“’°“ °l°°» may be had ‘"1 “P easily accessible wick. The Per- showing the real work done by the Ph°°tl°“ l°

fection will give you warmth and pupils during gba "rm, `

¢0mf0ft it Small C09- C9" ln and If in our annual exhibitions we lol

look over our display. low th, st, it V _ Prine we

& abroad but will have absolutely no unilm c°mm°'°;“ c°“°g°

THB STOVE MEN _ ‘ ,

A 154 Richmond street educatlvs value for our own farmers; c New Royal Bank Bunding' i H { ’ Charlouetpwr

In our schools we have, in some

making special preparation for the

ssy rn, may sereasan

advertisement to our visitors from

It is a significant tact in connec

you have sent us are all n to~date

ceived a training that is zoth cen

T. NICOLL

V Y J Agent Ch’VTuwn

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i » = ~ i CANADIAN PACIFIC _

n‘iliPiiiSSiS i

` AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS

Lake Manitoba. . . . . . .- ... .Sept iz

FIRST CABIN

EMPBUBBICB ........ ..._ ,... $93.50 ONI. CLASS (Second Cabin)

|»A§ll UHAMPEAIN. - LA EIIANITO A. .......». “(1.00 SICGND CABIN EMPKIBSEB ...... ._......__._. lil-1| TIIRD CLASS

‘ lCll'PRl¥8BEB ....... .... .....-_-. __ 82.50

Other Hoats......._ , _..._ 381.25 Emnresses Call At Halifax

` W 5'. l-l0WAfill.§enara5A¢en¥. CF

Pac A B B LlrLss. Bt ohn, N J. K. H085. oosl float 0 P. R..

‘ Opera House Build nt. Uhltown

Furness Q Wilhy Co, Lid

sraansiiir iiszss

hum London steamer Brom Halifax

i August 15th Rappahannock Bept. itll -- - Durango ‘ ‘ lllll August 'wth Kanawha “ Ulf? Bent. 'i|.h Shenandoah “ 29th

From Liverpool Steamer From Balllas

August. flth Aimariana Bspt. lrd August 24th ' Durango ---- Bantamber 'ith Tabascd Bept 17th

'Elia above steamers have s limited ae-

enmmodatlon for saloon passengers. Passengers and Froldht Agents lor tha Allan lifes Steamship Uo. at Halifax.

roausss wrrav soo.. i/rn. »

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Davis and Fraser will commence receiving dressed hogs next-

Tuesday 10 th invst.

All hogs to be killed for inspection having organs attached but drawn out and fied to fore leg-not cut away.

Until weather becomes colder, farmers require to kill on

cool days only, allowing hogs to hang over night before hand- ling _ _

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Q Davisldi F raseri

tion with our exhibitions that special ` 9'5“E"9 9 ”4ME4l\h FHM Eluhw

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One pair of Ladies’ fancy Kid- Slippers fr_‘_ee*"for the asking to any person buying $7.

B 'I nl

oats Rubbers or -Trunks at' B R G S I

Bring _Yo`u_r;Fi`a§-.m»i`ly‘and Friends- . i » I

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ni ’»' .gf "a-

00 worth of