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_Bofh the late Gwernment and th . -irernt one at Ottawa have endorse the '~ o’<ct of building a railwr Lo a out in "as'airhewan t `

"n t ' hi: chll on ll' dson nay. Ti

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ii it also useless for purposes i i=» tie .ienf or '.ulti.at'on. No viii mls "‘~‘i‘e"a‘s are known to exis loaf the route. It was for a time tated bv some of the interested pro- ~~o‘ers of the proiect that there were .I-.ia le tracts of lumber to be open-` il up by the road, but this turns out ,o be untrue. A recent bulletin from the Forestry Department at Ottawa :ontains the following statement up- on that point'- ‘ "

“As s. matter of fact a careful rn-

spection of the timbei along the line nf the Hudson Bay Railway, madein 'he years 1910 and 1911 by the For- stry Branch of the Department of

ave to be procured from outside *I

urces Otherwise the road will he a

ry costly o t b ild, th half to ine tenths of their on S C I

ne 0 u 8 *or Tiles taken lhway and at the _san a

nviug to be pushed through from

emselves hit pretty hard to hav:

ne end. Then 5 very large expgnnit time to have hundreds of thousani

‘re must be made at Churchill to ~

reate a harbor suitable for modern D

bridges! stations, and sleepers will ’ § . .ii

team traillc. There can never be an' hereafter be It is a great shock t

mrien wilderness and the through

tionstely resented. It is quite need

:raffle must be limited to the two less to say that there would be no

-nonths during which Hudson Bay

and Davis Straits are to a limited G

extent navigable. llllevators for grain Lords had not been taken away.

at Churchill- and special steamers for navigating in ice conditions must be provided to carry grain by-this route and these, while uniltted for ordinary traillc and therefore unprofitable must be either owned arnd operated by the Government or heavily subsid- ised to do the work.

At this distance this looks to be

he Interior, shows that there is not enough mature timber aiong the line of that railway to build the road."

This means that the timber lor millions. `

about the maddest project which t-he Dominion has yet undertaken. And it may cost anywhere from forty to illty

'TAFT AND ROOSEVELT.

Mr Taft was the personal choice of

Mr Roosevelt for the presidental can- iidature of the Republican party four years ago. Apparently Mr Taft is not :iow the choice of Mr Roosevelt for thc next term in the White House. There is another whom Mr Roosevelt now prefers. It remains to be seen whether the present weighty incumb- ent of the presidential chair is one of those of whom it can be said, “A breath unmakes him as a breath has made." hir Taft apparently does not think so. And it also' remains to be disclosed by the progress of events whether Roosevelt, having named his own successor, can now successfully nominate himself to succeed Mr Tait.

Very probably but for Roosevelt's intervention Taft would presently sc- cure , renomlnation by his party, as he evidently desires to, but it is by no means sure that the defeat of ‘l"aft's aspirations would secure the nomination for the Mighty Hunter af- ter lofty station and other big game. the President of the day, although he has made some mistakes, has yet many friends throughout the nation, and the vigorous attacks now being made upon him by his former spoils- or ._ a not proie to ee the Lest pass- _ort to it..r tiie iaior of the paitv or of the e.uc.o.a.. in ,,e..c.a1. ii B0..-l.li`...E l1n,pi.'i.;. that ..i.0u suv -run .ii c ii` n or Ji. ;.isL. place

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.ow soluziting c».-nsigniiients from

1: vrovinc:-s as w-ll be seen by the . f:.,r:ig .,ls'wb..re in this issue. ilioy are prepared to handle large ,iiantit/_'ia and give the best refer- e- °-cs ns to rbi-ir business etundiiig. A trial order will prove the eillciency with- which they do business. S. B. '-‘-iley & Sons are their transier a- |;i.l1|l.8.

Charles C. Meigs, Co., 25 Fulton

Market, New York, is a wide awake wholesale commission firm that is prepared to handle large shipments of smelts and eels from this Province and to pay for them at the highest .-- '- i " f '~: -- " "f f "rin, hi: t,hsi',r ad in this issue. They parthe strict- ... ...t..,_. ..., ,i i .. s mes trans- actions and aim to please their cus- tomers in every instance, realizing that a pleased customer is their best advertisement.

wE RBUPHOLSTER couches erlor salts, oliai etc BEER

Ewzsxs si-un 1

0il-Tanned i Moccasins

People who have

worn Oil - Tanned moccasins in pasi winters can testify as 'fi their warmth and durability.

n i- li X 'l`i`iE l3»l< MU Llufnlnc ii ` L ' i'- g.s s iofvnd mixney il f s ' rc. . . thi' "ld 1'* sip-

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Say “Fail” .

and ihat’s why the graduates from this business college fill all kinds of positions so acceptably.

Take a _,business

ed perhaps ii dozen ora crore oi votes.

_ THE BELFAST ELECTION.

There are several features of thc

recent bye-election in Belfast that an worthy of more consideration than they have 'so far received. One feat ure is the fact that the contest was between a party man and an indepen- dent, taking each according to his professions, as we presume the elec- tors did, and they gave an almost phenomenal support to the independ- ent. 'Now this feature is of _especial interest’ from The Guardimfs point of view as we have been for years past endeavoring to secure a greater mess- ure of independence among both elec- tors" and candidates. And we are led to hope that there has been a real development along this line.

This naturally leads to some specu- lation as to what the result in Be!- fast might have been had there been a straight Conservative candidate on one side and an independent Liberal on the other. And again, it natural- ly suggests that in a. fixture general election not o ly may there be more independent clillididates on oss side oi on both sides than we have hereto fore bad. but with .quite surpris- ing results. We have frequently ax- r ssed the opinion in these columns t at the party system is bv no means

e2c's'iry in a small Province lille o rs, and ihere are those who no r-rely state their view that the part l n of government has broken dow an. is ilayad out. A

Lion rnwifnts and Legisluturcs ex

._t or .ha purpose of making lawi and administering public ailairs. 'ihese are matters of business, some- what nlflercnt, no doubt, from ordiu ary afairs, but still capable of bciu-. conducted on sound- business princi iles. What seems to be our greatest need is a Govemmsnt and Legislature wholly devoted to administering our arlairs with skill and diligence with- out the distraction of party warfare. Hitherto we have nad Governments

and'Legisli-itures whose strength and time were mainly given to partv con- tention to the neglect of the real and vital interests of the country. Along with better schools and bet-

ter roads may it not he worth while to try and ses if we cannot hit upon a plan by which the Province may be governed and our legislative sessions conducted on common sense lines and business principles without loss of time 7 If this could be eilected the legislative session need. never last more than three weeks,

ONE MAN CNE VOTE.

In this country there are but s

comparatively few electors who are by law entitled to vote in more than s single polling station. Those who are so entitled because ol having a property qualification in more than a llllgle riding, ilnd it diiileult to vote in more than one or two polls at most.. because of our elections being held simultaneously all over the country. In the old country it is dif- ferent. There the elections use spread over a period of some three weeks and any voter who possesses the nec- essary qualification in many different constituencies may continue vt.-ting on successive days till he has deposit-

'l‘iie affect of this system has been

to $7., special

We have four q -al

1' e to ch -use fro v~,

-’ric~' ranging from

$115' $l.°»-»

to o

course and get on in the wnrli.

"Start here and You Will

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Union Commercial oll-ge

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to give to the rich landhbldsrs and others who have country residences, t or hold property in different sections of the country, 5 vastly greater vot-

ual who votes on rental ora small l single property. And these men of

vatives. or Unionists. Hence it turns

hood Suffrage Bill, which also env bodies the feature of one msn one

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plural votes are in large part Conser-

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out that in Premier isquiurs ami- S

has-aroused the most resentment. u

_ OBITUARY

It is with deep sorrow that the death is announced of Mrs. John

two weeks o when illness interven

be serious but contrary to the hopes

medical skill and most tender and ittentive nursing were unavailing tc rolong the slender thread of life. iirs. Kelly was a woman of a retir- ,ng disposition, devotedly attachet ;o her family and home, a kim neighbor and sympathetic friend ani man will lon remember the kini

faithful in the practice and obser vences of the teachings of the Hoi)

she was reatl consoled b the vis

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. -uri _~- . -| R ‘.._ i-Hi PF 1, vor w ‘U ° ‘ml pop I _,I , H . THE HUDSON BAY RAlL , ` . . _

WAY not now add so many new names to

the voting lists as had been added b,

.?1'I.‘.°..'.‘°“‘$’ZI..‘l‘ .‘.‘l._ A Wonderful Demonstrtation of

the proletariat given a votln: d

ower equal to what their own wi ' I _

in-al tramc for this road through; the wealthy' elasses and is Drvllor H

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rospect of this measure being enact- '_|_:___'__:_?__L_ iw Splendid values in ladies' and misses! sweater (1 lf £116 V6t0 POWBP Ol H18 HOUSE Ol I coats D West pricing for mens , women 5; misses)

or boys' on or off the Island,

_" l 4 Try a P»\'l`ON sweliter. You will find none bet

ter or more satisfactory from every standpoint includ

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Kelly of Kelly, Cross, which occurr-- _.',¢,| ~ e ing P1-i¢e5_ Wg will not ' keep y0l1l' II10D€y unless ed at here home on the twenty.fifth inn, wg:-:.'_-,.}-5-_-ig. _ y d .1 O t last" in the seventy-sixth year oi ner ~.._‘i1i{{§i.'-.».~v . we please you in every etai . nr guaran ee says age. Deceased was in the full enjoy- /l,=_.$l7gi{-:_:I(]; 50 ment of her usual health until about '

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Gd- M Um it WHS “°* *h°“Kh* t° Very fashionable all wool coat sweaters of rare or ner family and friends the hes ' value. This nobbv_ combination of trimmed su eater

coat has a. becoming and serviceable high turned over collar W th pearl buttons, single breasted. Col- , ors. grey with crimson, grey with grein, grey wiih blue, also solid colors in grey. Prices $l.25. -

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word and cheerful greeting that evei /If ._A Ah¢,u[ 25 samples, only (-116 Of llS lillld ln 611. "‘°‘ lm’ "'°“fi °’ °t""'“‘g" Wm’ vis' i "”““‘ ' ' new and ver exclusive vieai es ai d colorin s ited lier hospitable home. But sbovi .~a9_._.:_s:&` _,rm tlfe Y _ y all she was a devoted Catholic ever ' __.°s:.!23»`i also wl1lli€ and Ci'€'<l»l11

Ch b, d‘fy'n all who knew he , _ _ _ - , byuhgi- ploiislaid exempisry nie. Ii Fashionable aviation caps scld all tier 11 c L 115 at $1 25 and uct very

can truly be said of her that as shi f ale hue b ‘Le d(Z¢n 3( 1,( Q (3Ch_ lived so she died. During her illness many lo choose Ion' y , $

s y v - _ . its of her good pastor Rev. Dr. Cur About a dczen mannish sv,-¢a1er c0a15(.f Hue, $0ll, V (I'Sfi(l WN l, Just the

with her family and friends lineclir-_,z around ber 'hed she joining, wit! them, in the responses to the pray ers for the dying recited by Dr. i nr

ward. On the morning of the twenty seventh, after the recital of th "Lievi du corps" at the ho funeral procession to Bt. Josephh church was preceded by Rev. Mu\11`1° \’icDonald vested in surplice an stole, the remains being carried b; .ier four nephews, Edward Carrag her, John W. McKenna, John ani Dominick McDonald; and two cousin: Wilfred and John P. Bradley. 'l'h large funeral cortage was a touchin ribiite to one respected in life an regretted in death. The Requiei .vlass was celebrated by Rev. Mauric "rDonalrl, nephew of deceased, afte which the interment followed in S Joseph’s Cemetery. She leaves t oorn a. bereaved hisiand and so and daughter, viz; James of Char lo1t=town, and Mary at home wh. have the heart felt sympathy of tif community in their bereavement May her soul rest in peace. .

once fortnightly. By so doing yo will weep your hair healthy and clea

alfnnon Drug Co., corner Grea

Roots ont any kind, of a corn, hard, soft or bleeding, cures it witi out pain, acts at night while yoi sleep-its name is Putnam's Painles- Corn Extractor, the only painlesi remedy that acts in twenty-foiiv hours. Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor is sure and sau price 25 cents

PATON’S NEWS.

Let us put!! one of our new Fai'

overcoats on the boy and we'll make asale. $2.00 to $10.00. PA'l`ON'S.

Consider yourself a, loser if you

stay away from this great oiler of 1' tweed overcoats priced at $10.00 ti $14.00, sizes 34 to 44. Any coat foi $8.00. PATON'S.

Overcoats for little men in hand-

some new models. They are beauties, $2.00 to $13.50. PA'I`ON'B.

The young man with pct ideas in

regard to his Fall suit can be satis- lied here. Suits from $6.50 to $22.00. PATON'S.

Special 501:. csv, full sizes, Sl to

7}, with fur-lined bands at PA'I`ON'S.

8 ecial line of o s'

p b y two-piece H

suits, sizes from 2 to 6 years, 50e., A5b°5t05 table mats Wm DFBVGHC 75c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 3 suit. PA- “UV d“m9»S¢ C0 YOUK' polished table T0iN'g_ top through heat from hot, dishes.,

All sizes at Beer .St Weeks’. ll-30dtf.`

Sheep skin lined coats, $4.00 to

emo. Pa'roN's. 11-ziati. FURNITURE REUPHOI-STBR~

6 boy's college overcoats, worth up

at $4.95 at Brown's.

10 men's suits in brown tweed,

splendid values at prices ranging eo Blue.” Pink, Ivory and Blue for $10.5, special for Friday and Satur- oveninh wear. Ju~t received by day $6.99 at Browu's. mall from England. 40 inches

10 men's suits of heavy dark gray weed, worth up to $11., for $1.87

at Br0w11'B- "Scarlet Powder

r, Friday and Saturday $9.67,, at rown's._

rown’s. ,

The voting franchise had already

ran and with the prayer“‘Lord 'I‘bi_ _ ,___--r will be done" upon her_ lips her sou /_'.-51,' peacefully passed to its eternal re _I

use th

14 men's suits, worsted, good val- lates; 5 d but od G

ing power than the humbler individ- ues at prices ranging to $18. Special H,,g|,,,‘n1~h° Pe°p1°»frBmgl:;st_°° E'\

10 men's finer worsted suits, dark een, worth up to 815. Special for gr-goiaglxxiwlitruhllilscallllonslgéigng riday and Saturday _$10.49 at WEEKS. ~ I2-zedtf.

ug pai" ol "mg-| ¢,0,u`°|.l' ‘ Asbestos is s wonderful aoii-eoii-

vm. ie is nu limi- mem-» which ¢"°°d' “"1 "°"*°°'- "°'*\= “P °° "“°‘°' "' "’“°~ '““‘*"' “Y *°\°\°

also a few combinations.

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"“Shanipoo your hair" st leasii V _i , '

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and preventths formation of danu `

ruil. “Rekall Shampoo Paste" is th ` I S best and most economical-25 shan ` J

poos for 25c. Sole agents, The Mm “-°~‘-~ ~ ~ _ `

George and Kent Streets. dti ...hail

A GOOD CORN SHELTER. r ' _

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filgiitlliminuiieer irsegfpiiigrdietiifisthxi-lgcrei thing for ical style and service. Oiher giauinl bac. ming svizitir coats are

“WHS “I0” '°° B 1i,f°G”P(f”§,, “€_,*h‘ made of fine soft worsted yarn cleverly knitted in zig-zay paiten s wiili scallop- grace and service o o . or i ici - ,, ' by the 1,5, me, of th., qhumi, ,M cd shawl collar, others viiih double licssicd iionib., 'J I ey ii ne in vihites and

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Ladies’ Pole caps

all the rage. Made of fine soft wool and beauiiful comb na-

tions cleverly woven

with turned u_p con- strasting edge. Col- ers black, white, cardinal, roi al blue

green, tan, brown, navy, or gvey also

-hive Prius run ` i frim 75cnpto$i,_=o-

Add iz to 15c for po~t-ge according to

Weight. '

day and Saturday $2.15 at Brown's._

90 men's - coat sweaters, Brown,

fancy tiimmings, all sizes, 'worth to $2.25 for $1.49 at Brown's.. 12-1d2l.

In classified column will be found an advertisement of the sale of a. ten horse power, gas or gasoline engine at a bargain.

"We are now busy engraving art-

icles for Xmas, and would like bg impress our customers the advan- tage of selecting-early to prevent disappointment. G. H. Taylor, Jew- alcr 6: Enrrraver. 11-30d3i.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The Canadian Pacific is the Short Direct Route Charlottetown to Mon- treal. the trip being made in twenty- iour hours. Close connections are made for all points beyond, and changes and transfers are avoided, New electric light sleepers on the C. P. R. Halifax Montreal run, and thin road has the best dining ear service This is the only line operating com- Dartment cars--Montreal and Ottawa to Toronto, and Montreal and T0;-0,.. to to Vancouver, J. K. Ross, the locsl C. P. R. agent, can supply an information. ,im

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ED in export style. All dosorip 'Ions of coverings here. BEER Q WEEKS. ii-:mir _1

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Silk Stripe Mariiuisette In Pale

wide 69ca yard. Stanley Bris-

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_ _ for your Xmas

F'8l1¢y Work. Large assortment of the

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FURNITURE RBPAIRVNG is Q

.75 for $1.49 at Brown’s. ml!! of asbestos are such s success

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_To Guard Against

Uncertainty , ,

The elimination of unccrtainifv is the wh°1¢ frgnd

of modern business. It is the unexoecied 'hir/ies-loss °°m‘“g unexpemedly- that make business uncertain and hazardous.

}_3V¢l'V prudent business man tries to foresee and

provide aeavnsi everv possible confinge-n¢v_

fundlnsuranse is the only method to pmvide 3 sinpine- “C360 m¢¢_ imergencies. because it is the only wav of time D8 3 Sm mg und to become due at an uncertain

'ire Insurance- To re-imburse vnu 9|- fotgct u,-

creditors in- event of dama e 0 d ' p -vo

VourMBundings or Stock E r estruction by Fire of

' arine Insurance- Tosecure vou agynst 1 f

the iie;-il? of thevsea, to your shin or eg,-:IQ oss. rom

.' ° "°“_"l'\¢°*T_0 _P_f0f¢ft those who are depending

on your business activities, in business and the home, in cverit of your early death, and to support you in old age or in event of your becoming permanently disabled.

v o ' I s

of y£1°:'I‘l;;'; gl: ilg¢;|*|;g1;su;snce -éTo insure continuance

Gauss or fromlany illness. acci entail injury from any

usranfee' neu -.T -

the dishonesty of trliaiézteed eonrgigtxizgsyour business from “_ delaiylnliiy _lrkilsursnee--'_I`o protect those employing labor ,Wm mlg W1; fh_¢ Public from loss or damagethey may wia'em¢ ¢Ea ly liable for, through negligence or other-

_ bWc1_handie Insurance in all its principal Branches, “gt ' t "W 7”", ¢>§D¢ri-_nee and representing the 9 _°“E¢S* C°mDames in existence, we can assure our clients prompt and satisfactory 'sei-yi¢¢ _- secugx. rates are thcwlovvestdconeitent wiih al."-solute

We solicit a share of youiipatronsge, _

HYIXDMAN eco. LTD

Abl°|“*°l¥ Prevents damage toiiishl n;gers’ Ch”-lottetovllfni P» E- Ialand

99 pairs of pure wanted trousers, ly iwlished table tops through best E, MCNUR, S0llClllfIg Agent

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1., i»\54.i»,i.s, L.--.._1 < em is mei naiiaea by - imma uuei- main. wei-iii up ie sms. sri- ';;§;_'iio¢ anna. in .un ..1c1_;i;‘;~L|. S, M, 1-1i¢|¢,, Agent at Summenideg,

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