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.. 1 We.see to it in our buying that only the teeth `saving` kind of tooth brushes are in our stock. It costs but little more to carry such brushes than it does to have a stock composed of the inefficient kind. We are willing to pay that little for the sat- isfaction of our customers.

We handle the goods

of the best maluzrs. You won’t be obliged to pay a fancy price for a good brush`K€E; '

Well made brushes lllc

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J. G. Jamieson DRUG GIST The Medical Hall

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Wedding

Rings

tamped, G. H, T. are the ind that will wear a life- time. We have a large stock of iok, x<,x and 18k in all sizes.

Prices $r.5o to $8.75 ac-

cording to weight.

G. ll. Taylor

Jeweler ds Oplicinu I

W 'KING Gt.0RGl'; ll0'l'l'll. wn. Monaounousrrn. ng. ’

Private Baths, Running Water and

l ong Distance 'lefepbones in all rooms. Largs Bright Sample Rooms.

. CUISINE UNEX'JtBLLED

_ SYDNEY. N. S.

' r din .§-_l DOMINION TO CONTRIBUTE :__ T0 IMPERIAL NAVY.

LONDON, August 4-=Ths Spectator

in its issue of yesterday suggests that each dominion should contribute to the imperial naval loan a sum equslling one pound per head of white population which would tide the empire over thc perilous period of the next ten years. It should be a shipbuilding and not a maintenance loan, the admiraltv and imperial de- fense committee to have the frecst possible hand in the distribution of the money. Such a fscherne, the Speceator goes on to say, would put a dampcr on Germauy's extensive na- -,val program as far as contemplates 'an attack on Brit.1in's naval supre-

mecy.

ri-lg ii-ctr Aa'Loi'r'r‘s:i'r`o was Guan out

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L°.'§2w¥%‘?iFac`rniux Daily ld. llvonlll Daily Z' Pioaac addrcaa all communfcatlouaxto The Oharlottotown lhlrdlol

amend Koa. Director U E 2 n '.25 lun. Hauler

_ - __~1-uasnav. auousr 6. rw. _ '

The Commiallou of Conservation

which has toured Canada and the world in the interests of Canada. his published elaborate reports 0| iii

findings and made certain recommen- dations ealculatod to carry out the object Of H1911' investigations, snamcly 01° 842119- ral bencst of Canada and the Cana.- dian people-

These recommendations, if they are

to be of any benefit must be act- ed upon, otherwise tho WON! of the commission and the expense entailed will have been in vain. The commission was made uP 0|

men whose practical common sense and general knowledge of the country and its requirements entitled them to the responsible duties imposed up- on them, and the country which charged them with these duties will stultify itself mostegregioualy if it fails to take advantage of the recom- mendations made

In the third annual report received

today we find the following under the title "Inspection of Domestic Meats." :-

"A question which should engage

the immediate attention of municipal authorities and provincial legislative bodies is that of the food supply,and more particularly of good, whole some meat. This is all .the more urgent, ns, under the present excel- lent service of the Veterinary Direc- tor General, a rigid selection in rea- pect to our export -meat trade, both of nnimgls intended for slaughter and of the carcasses at the time of slau- ghter. Thc_ bulk of the ment so slaughtered is cold in foreign ports, but little being disposed df for hon-lc consumption. We thus find ourselves in Canada, in the anomalous position of enforcing laws which, when ap plied to their ultimate extent, mili- tate against the highest interests of our own people in so far as they re- late' to a good wholesome meat sup hir.” '

"If it is in the interest of the

foreign consumer that the present -Dominion system of meat inspection should be-carried on, how .much more so should a similarsyetcm bewcarrlred

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INBPEUPION OF DOMESTIC HEATH.

eh throughout the length and breadth of Canada in the intcrccta or seven .million Canadians I If the former me thod ia right and limltary than our provincial iowa, in so far aa they rc- latc to moat for home conaumption, are wrong. What fa good for tha British consumer in not too good for the Canadian." _ .

“The .rigid manner in which tha

law is enforced has resulted in the best cattle being alaughtcrcd for ax- port and thoaeof an inferior grade alone remaining for home consump- tion. But these cattle are not slau- ghtered under inspection of any kind, and there is cold in our country dai- ly, meat of all kinda 'which could not be exported, moat that ia not in- spected except in an antiquated man- ner, that la expensive to tha rathpav- ar bccausg serving no useful pur- posa."`

“The remedy for this lice in thc

adoption of provincial laws which will empower _cities and towns to adopts system which has been in operation in some European cities for nearly a century, namely, .that ra- quirfng the slaughter of animals and fowl at an abattoir where similar inspection will bc carried on to that in force under .the Dominion law.

such abattoirs should be ownetlgnd operated by the municipality, and whore established, ‘power should be vested in the authorities to pass by- laws prohibiting the sale within the municipality of meat of ani- mals or fowl' which have not been slaughtered at the munici- pal absttolr. In the interests of the health of the people of Canada it is necessary that action along the lines indicated abs taken at once."

Already the town of Summerslde

has acted upon the suggestion and not a pound of meat is permitted to ‘e sold there which has not been re- 'gularly inspected before and after slaughter. Charlottetown has not yet, adopted any system of meat in- !Pcction except to Place a few neces-

sary safeguards around the handling of meat, of the original wholesome- ness of which nothing is really known ls_i_t__uot__tlme that 5 move were made in the interests of the public health 7

LET THERE BE UNITY.

N Loyalty, like orthodoxy, is a vague term and is liable to be misunder- stood. A Wag defined orthodoxy as

other fellow's doxy." Loyalty usual- ly means the political creed of the party giving the deflmitiorr, vwhile the political creed of the opposing party

is treason. _

This is regrettable. No good cause

can be advanced by claiming for it- self exclusive perfection and for its opponent all manner of xnennness.

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' Cameron’s °‘llome--Made-- ' Bread”

i Swe *--Pare-Wholesome

'(A|waya The Same)

h had at these grocsre-

Coffin & Co--M lla A McLeod.

Crockett & Co-Chappel’s Grocery, l

an his Grtwnry - ~j. P. Cronin! i

john (fameiou-julio Wheatley, Wm McPhee-P. L. Smaliwnad

P. Mullins (between Richmond Q

Pownal Sta) Mrs Trninor (R0KhfUl‘d 5

“SUME lif’E MEAT,

lllll Bill! EIT”

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_ So Bobby Burns tersely describes the

rich, _but spill poor, dyispepticc. But thlcir case is no now so esperateras w en Burns wrote. For the man who has the food now can eat without amiering for 3;, hec just follows the meal with a

a- u- o Dyspepsia Tablet. These remarkable tablets bimiih the

troubles of the chronic dys 'c-the man who is bilious-the sum from heartburn, gas on the stomach orocca-

sion1alin;iig;st_ion. Ytaaogan eailzlhearty mea I o w 0 eeome -an est them, t_oo-if you take No~Dl€¥Co Dyspepsia Tablets. `

Compoundcl by expert chemhtapafter

probably the best formula known to

medical ccience, iltiiv:-ay are viguick and certain in their ac n prom relief from all forms of tmubll: t toning up and strengthening the igeat. fvcorgcnaandbringingaboatpermanent cures.

A man fsnostrungerfhanhiestomaehl

Fit younelf' for your best work by taking Na-Dru-Co Dysperpcia Tablets. 5oc. at your druggl|t'c. atiouml Dru

M r a Geo Moore Water --Nsfwaen

and Chemical Co. of Chanda, Limited? lfuntrcal. |“‘

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These toves give

th

I h P prime of life, and children who are

e roper being in-ought up in the hens that

where when they arriwc at the age at

o .

population. henceforth, unlecl the

p

Th¢I`¢'S 21° 1\¢¢d Uf Yfm bc_very much greater than during th;

sweating, atewing and boil- put ounce what we mn by emigra-

ing over 3 110|; gm” in the kitchm wha one af tion alone nun-ly can chouaanool our

guf gi] stqvu win aolvé the cooking Prbbkm fm. people to say nothing of the lou of you. ` c natural fucroalc. '

» In

a concentrated heat that

bring' nmlts_are on on and ensue yéu to out the linac upon which we should

‘ get nge: complete mcciyin “‘j'i_g time.”

e laplay in our ndows. ' Lumndh-‘muwm

L F ermell df Chandler e -i'...'l.‘&“f¢lf;»»‘“"-£'3”$i

views. Row. ~ a t . “K” . l »

“my doxy" and hetcrodoxy as "thc .

"Phare is always a modicum of truth in the opposing party's creed, and it ls always advisable, even from the selfish standpoint, to recognize this,

In our little province we have two

political parties. Each has its creed and each has as much right to its creed as if it held it by a legally exe- _cutcd deed. What neither party has u, right to do is to question the title ‘or the bone. fldcs of the other--er cept for cause. Moreover, be it re- membered, the political creed is really ‘known only to the comparative few; the rank and tlla follow the party largely on faith, caring nothing for and knowing nothing of the creed.

There are, in the nature of things,

two sides to a political policy and good man may differ widely as to the wisdom or unwiadom of a certain course of action, but in a small com- munity like ours there ought to be certain fixed principles upon which both parties should agree. The ad- .vaucement of the province should bs the ilrst consideration and there are` very many points in this connection on which both parties should see eye to eye, forgetting all their other dif- ferences. Unfortunately, at prague, party interests come first' and the claims of the country are a second- srv consideration. The political creedi of many of us is to oppose anything and everything that is proposed or carried out bv the opposite party, ra- gardlcss altogether of what the coun-

trv needs.

Prince Edward Island cannot afford

this. We are face to face with the most critical situation in the history. of the province. For many years we havc.heen losing the cream of our population. Our young people are leaving us in thousands. The present population is made up almost exclu- sively of men and women beyond the

they too must sock employment elle-

wn way in the world Our loci of

recent' tendencies are arrested, will

the face of this wc should acc!

“The lchoolithaf has Won Ihr

Every Day

upon and mr The pi-can Gall

toj the province, to and .toil about van and

moans by~ which employment can bc .hy which -better rc- nutd wr ce cumnaa in on um or business which can be bcst devclpllvd in our province. Publicity can do much. a goodword will go far to en- courage some discouraged one and tliorc‘ere mapy good words that can bc uid for Prince Edward Inland. Let us say them now and leave the didcrancea and the disagreements for the can election camvaieu when. if cvcr, they may be needed.

::'l‘here‘a n .big difference between

stale and fresh chocolates. We always carry s large stock of the beat .ln high grade sweets but specialize on Moir's because we know that for price they are unusually good confecf/ions. By- special arrangement with the mak- ers we are supplied with a fresh ship- ment each week ‘and guarantee every package that leaves our more to be not more than one week old. Elite boxes, assorted mixtures, hard. nut and frult.centres. 5 lb. box llbc. 1 lb. box 60c. The McKinnon Drug Oo., corner Great George and Kent sts. _ c s-zum.

CALL T0 THE WEST. 1.....-

Sir:-In a recent editorial in the

Guardian entitled "The Call from the West" youfcarlessly express the opin- ion that if those who intend going west would properly cultivate a few acres of our Island coll they would derive more money. and have more to fall back on in the evening of their days.

Now Mr. Editor it is quite evident

that many of the young men who leave our fair province to seek homes in the west and elsewhere are not aware' of the facts you assert, and I sincerely bellevifthat if those who have made well on s few acres would inform all _through the press, they might possibly be the means of inducing many 5, young man to stay on the land who are about to leave may be never to return. There are many farmers throughout this pro- vince who pride in their big farms. Doubtless those farmers have the evil tendency of discouraging those who have not the means to purchase many acres, and so they are leaving one by one, the men that this province most needs. _ '

In conclusion I would suggest that

those who are now cultivating small farms either in Prince. Queens or Kings, makeknown through our pa- pers tbe number of acres under culti- vation snd the amount grown on the same. It matters not what branches of farming they have spe- cialized in. We occasionally hear of some one who has made' thousands oil a few acres in the other provinces or in the United States _but why not hear from some one in the Garden ‘of the Gulf? *

Also hammer away Mr. Editor, you

are doing a. good work, but in the meantime let us hear from some one who is practiclding what you. preach with good results. Thanking you for your space in your very val- tiahlemliiper I remain.

_ yours truly, ONE WHO WOULD LIKE T0

KNOW.

St. Anthony.

Coma Dissolved Away .

By Painless Remedy

No pain, no cutting, no planters or

pads to press the sore spot. Put- nam’s Corn Extractor makes the corn go without pain. Just apply accord- ing' to directions and you can than forget you ever had a corn. J uat as good for csllouses, warts, or biinions. It removes the cause and thereby ef-~ fccts a lasting relief. Putnnm's I`afn- less Corn and Wert Extractor-the name tells the story-price 25c. per bottle. Sold by drugglcts.

confidence of the people.

the papers proclaim the

°"4.¥.’?.’4."'

rl-m - e -si. ,/ A Canada Life Policy `

I . ' worm is coed

mld¢ 0! .

"Bc3vér” Flfllll’

lf¢\¢i»h.mld¢i 0! “Kcav;"_;_l;‘loof. will nourish and cousin you long” ‘hm any ot I onoarticle t. amd. mule of ‘°a»¢v¢¢"mcu», a on um -ixwul'-Le 9* ‘;"‘°‘°“§§; foods. You-an ect bread,,mado of "Beaver" Flour. iuree I me! 3

for a lifetime without wantlnga change. Irs R004 f°‘” Yf““' “Beaver” ls a blended flour. lt contains both Ontario and _VV_¢H¥¢l'Il wheat, in exad proportion. Your grocer will i_\\lPP|Y YW' I'-' " _

L)g;'APl;Ie£_l_t_S~‘vVritn \1a_é<;_rulJi`|¢‘»f; ` Cereals. 11” 11,5, TAYIAR U0..|.lmlied. caarsni on.

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Travcllinl Salca Aden!

K. J. Mantis. ll. a.

Barrutirgtaaiyéaallc. atc Morris' Hook- _ lottetown

Dr. C. l|.iPorier

- Y_'cfc'rincry- Surgeon n';=si.f=.n.s-:f.t»=f»»=ff»'-'=»=f<f‘»===f=-~f (§onau°ftatl)nn`and Medicina by rml nedoliar. _ _

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I. J. YEO. M. D.

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Warburton (Rl. _Shaw

Barriama, Attorneys, Noun-y Public, lie Oillcca in Camden Bloch, Charlottetown

P. I. Inland.

DR. CLIF T

Specialist -Chronic-` .Dilcaau ADDRE'!B-Watsonville, Santa. Cruz Oc, Osllfornin..

1-fri/ismpd

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I s' the Best Investment

No matter which way you look at it, a Canadian Life In-

surance Pollcy is a spleud id investment. It affords absolute protection to chose nearest and dearest to you; it assures you of a good income during your old age; it is betterthen a cer- tificate of good health, for you must be strong and sound before a policy will be issued to you; lt raises you in the est- imate of business men and promotes you a system of Judici- ous investment and saving that is extremely valuable to young meu.

'Ehe premiums are low and easy to pay,policies automatically

non-forfeitable. Call or write today for full particulars

_ Charlottetown Manage, |

_ W¢ Kc P. ,E l. Branch _ \, _ R. B. Rogers, Special Agent, Kensington.

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ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D

Physician and Surgeon

Gfiice and residence that of Dr. McLaughlin

Phone 3|5L |65 Prince Sf_

7-z_|M6moa|\d

A A. McLean, K. C.. Donald Mclflnuca Mclean fl. McKinnon

Bari-laters, Attorneys-at-Law Brown Bloch, Chai-lctzarown

DR. JOHN LEDWIILI.. MJ!

chmond Street,opposite St.Paul’l Church Hours until lo o'J:Im:lr to 3 p. m.

This $25. Sllil

_ fonly $20, _ 5

This is one of our high grade, made-to-measure, su rn’ mer suits. The quality is of the very best, style up-to-date and tailoring as good as the most critical dresser could de- sire - the usual McLeod standard. Standard price $25 yours for....... . ..---. . . .$20

$5 Reduction on

Summer Suits

We .are offering a discount of $5

on our entire line of summer suits and outing trousers. This is a special snap, an oppertunity for you to stock up on good clothing at a big saving. 2 r'|'."'|=».‘*;;

Some of these fabrics are heavy

enough for fall and spring wear' Call in today and see the line.

John Mc_l.eo_d&Co. .

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Our courses are planne io.tecch the things you must know and our ex-

' perienced Instructors im-

part the practical know- ledge necessary in the 'business world. Ask for new illustrated

prospectus. _ Union Commercial ' ' College

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Tasiy. Pure. Sparkling. invigorating l

Simmon’s Beverages are best. Try 'our Ginger Ale, Ora tge

Phosphate, Sarsaparilla, Vino, Kola Champagne, Stone Ginger Beer etc.

G. H. s1MMoNs, _

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need of carefully n_dn_ , -2; \{.trtl Sep. 30. Charlottetown. _

ed workers. There are * - _ ' f _ . always openings for ,_,;_J_’_

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vm cu °=»°°~“ W °~“"=°1' ‘Gl'l(lll8l'¢S GREATER ST. JO"

lm. sts., 1 Ex,|_f|B|T|0NT,;E,'_',

, Another Magnificent Show .'l.ikc Tluflof l9I0 N

Mmm" |m_|“.m‘| mlphq Aeroplane Flights Daily" _ Manufactures in Motion F‘;°`:§:n'?n,s§,-'°»|l:;°:J°,; .. Th’ B‘"“' Lvl." c‘m° mm" Y" Neapolitan Troubapdodrni th M {'”*"§ Shu °g"°"",' nursing - " ° "" ive toe n encra _ ¢".‘.°rl"..':‘:i°°:.='.°:f.'.§‘:.:° . "".r:.'.‘.'.'.f.':r.:.::.'.°. '"W°»~

fu -~ » Molq' arid \,¢h|¢|. sh," Emo! Trio cf Knocluthnul Perform. I Food Show oo Gt-and_ Selle ..m|,... ,hm ev ._

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DR. I. II. CRUKTEN

(Veterinary Surgeon) donor Graduate University of Pdronto Ontario Veterinary , Colle?) Toronto Summerfield, P. Ill. Iclan . Addrcsl Emerald. No.1 R 8. Phone 58-2.;

ldlif|l9Dd : _

` IOTIL DKUNSWICX t Honefnn, N. B.

.haharfca and Bess Located Hotel ,o ’s'i2u.¢lI|.?r§§3£'l.’l‘f‘2.t?r'l'S£i.?l'»" '§i'ii'.ll and urrounded by el aut ahads tra a

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u. o, Monson. mo. w. nn. sssranr

McLeod Q Bentley

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Roi hesay Collegiate School,

Roihcaiy, N. B. .

0 d d , in vghidllfihe ihlimrgdirqgulfg saiztura Quite separate from the malln bui‘|d- Inga. and each in in charge of two

l'|\\Il8|'B ` Bltuatfrm unexcclleti-buiidlnzl up-to-dateand splendid ycquip cd. including an excellent gymuaarurn and fnanual mralninf dsparlruent- tccc ring staff high v trualifiz . ‘ Preparation for Un voralt el. R.

M. 0-. or Business.

Nui term hqinl Sept. llih Illustrated Calendar andlull details'

on Application td '

REV. W. ll. IIIBBARD, H. A.

Headmaster,

7- lflltfthltulil

Have Your Hamel Heated Properly

Guard your home _ and

fan llv against the cold weath- er by havina one of my heat- mp sys em installed. Thejcc- ke sys em and pressure value of heating are two of the most satisfactory, efficleptaad economical systems known to the heating world. ' ' `

I have had nearly ' thirty

years experience in this busi-

ness and know that I eangve ` you the best satisfaction. ll, write or phone 394 J ‘for

prices and testimonials. _

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will be received by thmiulidlflilli-

ed up to Tuesday Aiiinbth modelling c dwelling _ use on UP' per Prince St, ledlrdhf lo and specifications tube til*

office of C; B. no twat of my may ._ iw

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