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oveilphle'-means for seteuns a great striss-often has bees- ,and will be °°"°*“'°°ll,\° intervention. not what Tillnbe the value 9!`l\eh intervention 55 .W1 °°mb\!f-sets have good' reason D9 believe that the Government may ~° UNK “DOD its solemlly pledged work?. _ ' - 01 wwe tae' government ~ eve ills' UML the Bill.-l was sent to ‘the H°“l¢ of herds with time limit in ' it-.' Nu.. "more, webs voovernment, throi18l1.~.:.the‘Lord_. Ohineellor, actual- IY Bl5l1°mPl$ed' |50 lllbf-Uythis shame-

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Always brings back the nslur \ al color to grey or faded hair, gives new life and growth to thin dry hair andsiops falling 1: l out- "

It is not 'a dye butahair

food and is perfectly harmless to use.

Don’t wait to think about it, act now, starr using Wy- |

~ eth's Sage andsulphur today,

5oc and $1.00 bottles.

lunar.

inlet soon a breach or .iaith should

less breach of iaith by urging tnat it they had resigned. the B111 would have been lost altogether. “I1 they had taken the course that they had, it was because they felt that they were bound to the railway interest, and wished to do their very _best for them. When the Bill came on in the House of Commons the Government had not a single friend in the House, except a few people representing th; railway interest, while they had the agricultural interest and their own supporters against them. That was a very unfortunate position."

The real misfortune, however, is

that the elctors are so indiilerent to the manner. in which the public busi- ness in the country is carried on,

have been possible.

There was a certain grim humour,

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F. 5. Mitchell

Expert watch and clock ropairer 168 Queen Street. Phone B97-R.

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llRl:lATl-IED FATAL FUMES.

SARNIA, Nov. 17-Two Polish llussians_ an uncle and nephew, were sullocated by fume from a fire while they slept on Saturday night.

MAIL FOR LOST MEN.

DETROIT. Nov. 17-Seventy-six

pieces of mail are in tlie‘ local Post- oilices for men on the steanlers lost in the Crest I-alces storm.

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of Lords amended the Bill by delet- ing the time limit proposal, and re- turned the Bil`l to the Commons. Thereupon Mr. Asquith, now in a less "unfortunate position," and be- ing assured of a comfortable major- itv in favour of the course which he was about to take, invited the House of Commons not to insist un-in the insertion of the time limit whlvh the House of Lords had rejected!

Is it an unfair criticism in these

circumstances to suggest that his Majesty's present advisers are pre- pared to fulfil their pledges if and in lso for as such n course is found to lbe at the moment not inconvenient lto themselves? And yet there is not a rionle stirring the surface of the great pool of public opinion. The Constitution mav be uprooted. The doctors may ` be coerced. The rail- way companies may hkve good rea- son to doubt whether it is safe to put their trust in the pledged word of B Radical Government. In manv `an<‘-ther wav the spirit and tradition of Parliament mav be set at nouizht' but. annarentlv. it is all a matter of complete indiiierence to the electors. .Gallio cares for none of these thing!- Bo much the worse for Galllol

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CONNB. DRAW WITH SAINTS. "

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Ill s.rUBlllil_lll.ill0vl the Connaughts

XV. yesterday atlsmosm. had the set- ter of ut. Du.nstsn'a men. in a. Rugby match that was Played on the A. A. A- A-.l\‘°\ind in _tho Presence ol a lair number of "spectators, The irollnd was in poor condition, being very muddy. _ _f - ' .'l‘he~game, thoughnlot altogether of particularly high standard of play, contained several flashes oi good com.- bined were and line individual eiiort, while on the whole. it was exceeding- ly interesting and at times quite ex- citing. ? . '

If ever a°tee.m 'deserved to win, it

was the Oonnalights yesterday. They had as much ot the play in the tlrst half as their opponents, and certain- ly in the second hs-li entirely out- played theme. the pig-akin being for most ofthe time confined to the Saints’ quarters, “und the College men had on at least three occasions to make sa1ety.to\xches..The Conns. were just as good ia the scrum as the Collegians, and on this occasion combined far better and were cleaner and surer in. their passing. The game ended, as stated above, with al. clean score-sheet. ~

The teams lined .up as follows:

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Full Back, Lou Mullins; I-Ialves, F.

McCe.rey, Fred Moore, F. McCarey, D. Gillis and Reg. Fitzgerald; Quar- ters, A. Hennessey, J. McAieer and G. McMahon; Forwards, W. Davison, W. Keenan, I-it Boates, V. Gay, Doo- ley, Anderson and A. McDonald.

‘ ST. DUNSTAG'S.

Full Back, Edwin McDonald; Halves

l‘!. Kelly, H. Fitzgerald, J. Sark and J. Mclsaac; Quarters, E. McLellan, F. Butler and A. McDonald; For- wards, Hogan, J. McDougall, Jas. McGulgan. A. Murphy, McPhee, B. Gorman and A. Mclntyre.

Referee: Mr. J. A. Mcilllillan,

_ ::Yoll need a tonic right now and one of the best you can possibly se- cure is Rerail Beef Wine and Iron. l‘his is an old standard remedy and tonic and the Rexall preparation is the purest and best oi the kind. The .ormula is plainly printed on the package and wc guarantee it to be good or we will refund our mono

und our line of shaving supplies lust what he desires. We have everything you could possibly want, strops, brushes, creams, talcurn- powders. soaps, straight blade and safety raz- ors-evsrvthinz you could nossihly need. Make this your hoadnuarters for shaving suoplies-you will save :money and get superior satisfaction by buying here. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts.-Metf.

TWO RUSSIANS

SUFFOCATED WHILE ASLEEP.

SARNIA, Nov. 17.-Two Polish

Russians named Paul Krawo and his nephew Ivan Kowsek met death 'at Point Edward, Saturday night, from sufiocation. The men lived in a small house on the main street and had improvised a charcoal brazier out; of n metal cooking pot. Into this, they put charcoal and hard coal and were suilocated while asleep.

ANOTHER EARTH SHOCK. _

MESSINA, Nov. 16-A strong

earthquake occurred here about two o'cloclr today, and was repeated _forty minutes later. The disturbances caus- cd considerable alarm, but less than usual because a majority of the popu- lace were enjoying the fine Sunday in the open nlr. _

Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts.-Mtf.

BITTEN BY PIG BLED TO DEATH.

WINDSORV N. S., Nov. 16'-This

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mln Prinula nelson, or the city, hit yesterday on avult to uni View. ,' ' _

- ltr. Malachias. Wali.'Granville,wes a

visitorNto Charlottetown on Friday lslt.~- .

' QSH1 Mrs. Cyrus Pineau of‘North Rusti- co is visiting at the holne of her brother of Rusticovillo.-R

Miss Bessie Burke, returning from

River John, N. 'B., was a passenger to Charlottetown by the Northum- berland last evening.

Mr.“J. B. Gaudet, agent for tobacv co was registered at the Lorne Hotel North Rustico on Thursday last the guest of Mr. W. W. Paynter.-R

Mrs. L. E. Prowse, Charlottetown, went to Moncton yesterday to meet her daughter Mrs. Ritchie who is on her was here fron-» Ottawa. _

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pr-owse, Murray

Harbor, leave this morning for Saranac Lake, where Mrs. Prowse will ren-.aiu and spend some time for the benefit of her health.

Tile friendsof Mrs. Frost, wife of

Mr. Wesley Frost, ' American consul, will regret that she has had to enter ihe Prince Edward Island Hospital to undergo n minor operation. - .

Mr. Daniel Taylor, Found's Mills,

went to Sulnmersidc Friday evening to meet Mr. and Mrs. Brown, from the States, who intend spending some time on the Tslnnd.-N.

Among those arriving in the city

yesterday was 'Miss 'Una Juy, who had been spending several days at Pownal, the guest of Rev. E. S. and Mrs. Weeks.

Dr. J,_'A. Gordon oi Quincy, Mass.,

who ca'me to the Island a week ago, with the remains of his sister, Ming Matilda L. Gordon, left yesterday morning on return home

week. ‘ ' 2720.

Mr. nnd,Mrs. George Tweedy and

ton, who have been visiting friends in this city leuvc this week for Van- couver, B. C., where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Wcndnll Phillips. Mrs. Phillips is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy. They will remain in the West for thc winter.

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‘Brice li. bottle 75c. The MacKinnon (mom yesmmayls Evgniug Guardian)

Miss Gladys Nicholson, Charlotte-

town, left this morning on U, visit to

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In our window on Queen St., we have di=played

anumber of different lools, which we are offering you for the week ONLY at greatly reduced PHCGS- There sre useful articles, and should be in every home, and now is your opportunity to secure your

Supply

z4.inch American Hand Saws, Polished Steel

Blades, Varnished Hardwood handles. Regular price $1.50 Now _ ._ . . . _ . . . . . . . . .85c each

100 Viililes In Planes

This Week 59c Each

` A line of American Smooth Planes, good quality. S 3-4 inch Leng I 5-8 Steel Cutter, adj ustable. .'i9c each

Haiohets made of good quality ---57 and 58s uch Hammers A quantity of lllese I-lamn ers, which

we bought at a b lrzain. Get one Nolv.._|5 and 220 each

American Toilet Clippers, Splendid quslbv. R~ g-

u1ar$l.z5 .. 75ceach

This is a rare opperlunlty to get tools at a bar-

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Call, write or phone us.

Miss Gladys Browne, Montreal,wno h ' ` _ '

has been attending the Union Com- Q/ _ 0 ` Q mereial College, has successfully V- ' - ‘ - ~ . < passed her examinations and has _ ` _ . _ - l ' _ . _ __ .~ '_ ._» .r_.-,- ...Q11-' been awarded the College Diploma. ' ` L lx'-7:9' ~ "'l'-`-"*'°"'-"“""""'

Miss Browne leaves for home this `

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One hallceni per word eseh in

aertlon in this column. Cash m\ ri accompany ordenninimum ch. rge iwenry-five cents.

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um no va column, two cents |..'. pm-Q, no each insertion

daughter Miss M‘ay Tweedy of Alber-

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Miss G. Johnston, Murray Harbor,

Mr~n_ H. Beer, Toronto: C. E. Shaw, Do Sable; W. G. Buyers, Toronto;

friend in S“SBf=X- ' ' _,_ w_ C,,,,,,the,~.._ Montagurg, C.. _ _ ' . w ll-11'; ;J.G.Cl'ld,M t 1

Mr. Sydney Green tho~popular»tra- eThe Guardian has all the HOME M';,;,?1;y_ SL '_;;h,,; ,gn ri; "°11°' f°f C“""’ll' B’°“-- W” in Mt- and °*h°' Dew’ “Pd th” SWEET single. Montreal; 0 1.1. Killrr.-an,

morning while attending to chore; Stewart Friday night.--L. sntlsfaotion of being the HOME .-[.,_._,,'.o; w_ H_ gimp", Truro' M_ E_

James Smith, son of the late Jon

1'” paper for Prince Edward Island. Maloney .M(mtre,,1, H_ Thompson,

thlm Smith. Of UDP” F9~1Yl10\1fh. WHS Mr. George Morrison and L. Train- -*- Ottawa; w_ Murmy Sussex; G; C_

_bitten by a pig on the right leg, sev ering the main artery, and wht-.l dis-

OF. Cl1Hl'10l1l2¢l20WI1. Went £0 Plillloll. *Subscribers and others are asked Harm, S,,,,k,.i]1e_ Shlillfday. On B business trip.-L. to remit by Money Order or by Reg- l ' '

covered by his son, Aubrey, was out- ' - iggered Latter, The Guardian is not QUEEN

side the pen bleeding to death.

A doctor was summoned from Wind-

snr, but Smith was dead before the physician arrived. The deceased was over seventy years of age. He leaves a widow and two children. in -

MONTREAL WOMAN

KILLED BY CAR.

MONTREAL, Nov. 17-Failure to

guage the speed of a-;l oncoming car in endeavorlng to cross in front of it. resulted in the death on Saturday afternoon- of Mrs. Fitnjames. E. Browne, wife of the president of the house of Browne-

Mrs. Browne died in the Western

Hospital shortly after an operation had been performed to relieve the pressure from a fracture at the base of the skull.

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nqhening and there is nothin‘ge1se.tl1?st can _

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1; `*' " _ 'for"§?eers and elieh year it grow!

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J. McNeill, Murray River, who is un-

, Mrs. John Robertson was a guest at the Robertson house last. week, before leaving lor Charlottetown, (P.E.I.,) to join her husband, who has been transferred to that branch. says n Bathurst, N. B., correspond- .ent.

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IADE, H008, ETC

(Special to The Guardian.)

1-. T6l`i.6N"l’0».- Nov. 'ls--Northwesterly

to».-solithewesterly winds, fair with a

°1'BlP°‘f=¢fl`iPerst\\ro during the day-but

`»s`i'owiag»,¢ol,d-.i,s..the :inte ~ai’ternoon ‘and continuing during-~the= evening

and night. Alt two'olcloeh,thia morn- ing the Reis" Store tasted thermo- meter recorded 82 degrees above

The tide wlllhc high thls» alter-

noon at' »2.27~ and tomorrow at 8.15, it will be high tomorrow morning at

The sun sits this afternoon at 4.25

morrow morning at 7.07 and Thurs-

_ The last quarter of the moon will

The length si today will he nine

` TM ma"-V friend" Uf Mr' Alfred responsible for remittances forwarded ______ 'f'l;l'ir;'_E-r;*"ftl; ?ct';‘°l»|(il1;:"H’ll:e°s'é°W“» otherwise than as above. Mldtl. w_ G_ (;,,,.,|_ A,,,_hc,.,.,,_Y N_ Su

g H D 0 ' Thomas McNlltt, Mulpcqllc; J. R.

*The Guardian welcomes reliable Dennis, City; A. J. Oak, Toronto;

MF- J- Dum' WU? Mt- Stewart Fri' news from persons throughout this E p|,a1,,, Hahfax _ day on n b\1BiD¢$5 fl’iP to Sidney ill Province. All such items should ~ bc ' ' ' ‘

the interest of F. Feehan & Co.--I... mailed to -'The Guardian News

’°"" Dept,” Charlottetown, immediately _ ____

Mr- E- W- Main 01 W°°d9t°°k~ Bild after the event, st`c.1 have transpired.

Dr. Mclntosh, of Hartland, left _____.__..- Woodstock, N. B., last week for ____ _ 2\llll'i~lly Harbor; John J. Mcbougnll, Prince Edward Island. ¥1|3\1nta1n, Boll 5, cg, 40|- ben ~Gl.l<-e Liay, (1, Ll.; J. A. Cumeron and i \ ' -- . _ _ _ wife, New Glasgow, N. S.; Rev. I_ 1l_

Mr. Louis McLeod, merchant From wal' 1°w"t mc" MSM” A. Mrnonnlrl, st. 'l‘eror.\'s; rl. J.

ll. ls. l\1eL.onn,`l.ot lr.. 1.. l-l. wood,

oricton, was a passenger from Char- Carmichael, Pcnkes; Ed, wood, Pow- lottetown, this morning after spend- SMDTHERED IN WHEAT. r..\l: Rev. J. B. McIntyre, ’l‘mc;ldie; ing the wcek-end in the city. . _'* , Major S. Milligan, Northam: John l’. . -*--° _ _ KINGARDINE, Nov. 17.- Harvey Smith, Kinkora; W. H. Pigott, Mt, ` Miss Maude God, Charlottetown, McCullough, aged seven, and John Stc.v.'lrt; A. Gnutllier, Montreal; J. who is attending Mount, Allison, nie McGregor, aged nine, wililc play-‘ Hoi-no, Winsloe; I-l. Wilmot Young spent the week-end in Middle Sack- ing in u wheat bin of the elevator and wife, New York; Vornllic King, -ville, _guest of Miss-Norma Crane. were drawnln and smothered. ` ’Hr\~.fulyll, N. Y.

and at the lowest prices. ' .Big- veet stoik in the city.. . 79e pr. 954: pr |35 pr. I 75 pg.

WUUL B L:A N K EfT.$.

Here’s where we shine We Cl!! io better for you on blankets than ever. ' ' '- ‘ __

$2.75, 5 I5. 3.40, 3. 60, 3.85`f ire some of theprices on ti_l"e cheaper qualities. Then' we iave lhe better grades at ' "f $4 25, 4 75, 5.00. 5.75. 6.00" per pair-and every blanket is finished separately you dcnft have to cut and send t1i'¢U1- All have fast color blue bordersn;

The Famous _Slilll.ll0N _

Pure Wool Scotch ,lf

Blankets

Ale known everywhere as

lhe best in the wor1d_.You’ll be delighted with their beautful feel and texture. '1`hey're the genuine Scotch make "made on the Banks ofthe Bmnle Doon and washed in its val- rs.” They costrper pair/.~=_ $5.25, 6 50, 7.00, 7.50, 8.50.' 9.75, l0.5.0 ll.75, I3 25 _

When you want real good blanket value try Beer Weeks. `

Household linens -V

Our customers swear ny the

qualities _and values we give hem in all kinds of household inens,such as iowe`ings,t,owe‘s table linens napkins, ‘ sheri- ings, etc. If you are not u -w a ustomer irv ils for '.h».-se ~ood.=. You’ll be pleased uilh he big variety we offer iou .ith lhe qullry of the ;;oods-- nd with the prices. Beer&. Veclis.

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f FANCY LINENS our Clirislmas Stock is no-.v on sale -url many braliiillll articles .re offerrd at pricas wllicll are mo=t moderate. Fancy enl- oroidered ccntic pieces in almost endless variety tray cloths, burfau scarves, doyles, table cover;-‘, mllxll of it hand Work. Beer & Waals.

See _0ur Window ARCASSTAN WALI\`U'I`

is a very beailfilul :ini rurc ~ood.~_We are _allowing ri li :lu- iful pair of cll'c~:-ze-.ns of lllls wood, in our window lllls week, rogeiller with a b~.lullful bi-.rss bed Sr. rich wlltoll ~q-luc. See The displav. Beer & \Ve¢l;s.

‘ 'The many friends of Mrs. (Rev_) A. \_- f - \ _ ____,_ ____________ ____ __

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I ` '-,,_.,.‘ __ ._ g 'll E WEATHER.-Yesterday was _ V ‘ v~ , _ clear with bright sunshine ands mod-

lhe insured:

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dergoing treatlrnentvin the P. E. Is-

land Hospital, will be glad to hear _ ' '

that she is steadily improving. _. '

THE GREAT-ll"ST TIFE Submits hall-a dozen typical Policy I RESULTS malullrg mis month.

The figures denote lhe two elements oi maior illlerel io

V, 1. What do I pay? 2. Whaldolreceive `

Y°'l¢llloliler Paid. - Poliryholder Rece'vss.

I. $628.40 (f»r,oio 20 Pay Life Age 32) ., 9903.01 C.-.ish I 2- 4~475 00 ($5.000 zo Yr. End., Age 35) ._ 7,r7o oo " - 3 1.1 840 ($2.000 2° P L.. Age 27) .. errno " : 4- 972-99 (SLOOW I5 Yr. End., Age 14) ._ . ._ ........1,29S oo “ 5 ‘3»459-0°($5.C00 201°. L. Age 56) ........................4,945.oo “ - 6 1,750.00 ($2,000 zo Yr End , Age 29) 2,.\‘56oo “ ,_

In every case the insurance has actually been carried free of cost. |

1245. gm; »1~;,,,,.,',¢,,, ,,,.1_;”_ “ Look into the Policies that offer such excellent relums.

,ml mmm-,,,w ge- 444; _“_ _,.,,`,¢. ,,,_ Over Ninety Million Dollars of Insurance in force,

ea at mos; . . -llir?°°.‘2.T'§'lli‘l‘°..?.f§.'I’”'ii$f.;T; ' The Great West-L1 fe Assurance Company

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