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TI-IE C HARLOT'l‘E1‘O`WN GUA_RDIAiN

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER zo, igil _

At this late stage of the campaigr

there is little ' that need be said ir further advocacy of reciprocity ex- cept to bring together a few of thi main points already adduced in iti

I A FEW POINTS IN FAV OR OF RECIPROCITTY.

hall so much from year to year for religious, charitable, educational and scientific uses. Is it not well to draw the members of the great An~ vlo Saxon family together?

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fa'vor. To our mind it is a great These people' are -our next neigh- point that it will make. trade more hors and they ofler to let us sell our free between two great, neighboring 1 .farm and fishery products in their

Our line of imported

canes _".ffor'ds an oppor- tunity to ' neet every i:;di\'id1’i:'il liking nr need. '

There are Cain-5 in a

score of st_\ les and differ-

ent wi»\if.ls som-.: plain others silver mounted.

Veryiine awsoi fiiicui

of real libony _with horn handles.

Prices 251: io $5.00

]. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

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the _ Bride

lfyou happenin he one of ini:

many perspna wanting a

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wedding Gift and not knowing just ivlmi lo buy, we ask the favoi ol`.¢n in- apeciionnf mnilnrgc and well assorted siocllr of

Silverware and

Cui Glass

CG. ll. Taylor

Jeweler

"A forerunner of the new sl,ylrs ii

millinery open at Patons thisitwev-k.

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isbound to U' uri--.ttlin very ~iy-,ei C. 5’ ~nap_tha str-kos us. li < u hnw- |n,¢._»(

derel your v\'i.1~»r~ sup l_\'-don( l,. caught in t- c ii li, but o:‘<lci‘n nv.

OUR CHAI. iS CLl*AN

spd it burns evenly, Iezivine: very fi-if. cinders You a.w.~_\'s gi-t th.- .,,,_,~ |,._.'

ir m our coal and conse uentl' : coal hill is ni t so large-. Q 5 N H

A. Pickarti & 'io Phone 240.

". I *V hiallion For _Sale

The important Clydesdale \\/iglown

H "'01 Scoitish No. |2787 Canadian No. 9187 weight i8og color brown, \\i|| lic

Englishapeaking écuntrles which ap-

each other. All trade is voluntary- there can be no compulsion. We shal not be forced to huy from .the Americans nor they from us unless _ we both desire to do so.

Another good point, as it seemst us, is that it will considerably light- en the burden of customs taxation in both countries by reducing ther'

the United States have long thought

their tariff was too high. Other mil___ lions in Canada have long thought that the Canadian tarid was too high, although it was not nearly so high as that of the United States. All these millions in both countries will lic plenscrl to have u large num- hor of iirticlcs, hitherto taxed from 20 lo 50 por cent., placed on thc free list. 'l`hc taxes, riiniiiniz into mil- lions of dollars, licfow collected on iliesn :ii'tii-los, will rcniniu in the peo- |i|c‘s pockets.

r"till iinntlici' good point. is that

frver trade must tend to friendly ir-cling: lit-tivccii the two i-.oiiiii.i'ics. A gi-oil iniin d<°sii‘cs to be on friendly lcriiis with his ncighbrws. So it ouirlii. to ln- with mitioiis. lliigli tnr- itis tend to liostility i'nt.hcr than to friciidsliip. King George thc other day sont friendly iiicctiiigs to Presi- ilcnt 'l`nft__ on his birthdiiy and hoped llic two nations might always pro serve cordinl relations. That is thc

true spirit of nciglihorlinre-is. Reci-

procity will, we hclicvc, promote' tliosc rordiiil rcliiti<\iin wbicli our noble King dosircs.

It hns bccii often snid tlint "hloml`

is thicker thiiii wntcr," Tlieso iicigli- hors of ours nrc thc nczircst of kin

'plc like oiirsclvrs. 'l"hcii' churches,

italilc iiistitiitioiis air so like oui own l_lin.t wc lrrf‘l_v iiilwcliaiiiizc \\'.il,|i

pi'oli‘sisioiial iiicn. 'l`linrr is no otlici

\vi‘i\llli_\' uif‘n :na hns llir llnilrd States, and no other nation in which the inru of gihrii ivmillli c.iiiili‘ib'ilc|

0ne Dose Usually ,Cures lndigestion 0r A Bad Stomach.

Flvcry family here might to keep

sonic Dia c sin in the hous 'as an

gest anything you eat and overcome

of iiiiiligcstrd food mixed with acid,

country free of duty, where in time

pear to greatly desire to trade witl~_i -past those products were heavily

taxed. The ofler is open and free.

They_ gzimmitted' themselves to _it montlis ago. ‘_'l‘1iej?'lijve not hur_ ua-in our acceptance of it. The _v- ernment of Canada approved of _he plan and maf_lef,;_an agreement to sk the Canadian Pdrliament to ratifygjt. A large majority of both I-Iousesbof Parliament were in favor. of doing

taxes on food. Millions of people in iso. _ '

But Mr. Borden and liis supporters

in Parliament said "No, the people ought to be consulted." We have no quarrel with Mr. Borden for that. Admit, il you will, that Mr. Borden was right. Sir Wilfrid Laurier took him at his word. So all the people of Canada are to have a chance to vote upon it. The United States Government, Congress and people arc honn<l_ The Government of Gsiiudu is bound, hut. the people of Canada are frcc to decide thc matter for themselves. What _more could we ask than this? True,- our Govern- mciit takes some risk. They mush $0 down and out il thc _people of Gaim- da siiy they do not want and will not have scciprocity. Perhaps it is not so great ii risk after nlll

A lni‘g¢=. proportion of the pcoplc ol

Ciiiiziila ure engaged in the ciiltlvav tim, of the soil. These iirc the men who have far more than enough votes to dccidc the question il all the oth- cr people in the Dominion should votc against them. Now these same Canadian farmers had objected very .~'.trongly when the United States tar- ill on fnriii products, fish and lumber wus erected agziiiist thcm. Think you, now that thc United States has Of- fered to take oil these hostile duties. thc (lnnndinii farmers will say "‘N0‘

should kccp up the ix

SAGE 'IEA WILL

_ DARKEN THBIIAIR

Restore Faded md Gray liair To Natural Color- Dandruff Quickly Removed

There is 'nothing new about the

idea of using sage for restoring the color of the hair. Our great grand- mothers kept their locks soft, dark and glossy by using a _“sage tea." Whenever their hair fell out or took on a dull, faded or streaked appear- ance they made a h'rew of sage leaves and applied it to their hair, with

wonderfully beneficipl effect.

Nowadays we do 't have to resort

to old-time, tiresome methods ol gathering the herbs and making the tea. This is done hy skilful chemists better than we can do it ourselves, and all we have to do .is to call for the ready-made product, Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, con- taining sagn in the proper strength, with the addition nl sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy.

The manufacturers of this remedy

authorize druggists to sell it under guarantee that the money will be re- funded if it fails to do exactly as re- presented.

Don't neglect your hair. Get a

bottle of Wyeth’s Hugo and Sulphur today. and notice the iiiilcrence after ii few days’ use. ‘

This preparation is oiicrcd to the

piihlic at fllty cents ii bottle, and is recommended and sold by all drug- gists. `

q ccinl i ent'n lilniKiiiii<m Drug

cd in threc yours. llcniovnls mid dcnths lnivc dnplc-.ted thc list., wliilc rccriiits are foniiil niiioiig the youni: men i‘_oiiii`iii: of ago :uid new settlers nrriviiig froni n_lii'ond_ l’ci‘linps two hundred tliuusnnd yuuni: voters und immigrant settlers will take their places in thc federal voting.: ranks for the first time tomorrniv. These incw votes, distributed all over Canada, but much the more niiincrous in thc west than in thc cast, i-oliiwisent ii

iiiimboi‘ miunl to tliosi- who voted iii the three Miiritiiiio i‘ro\‘iiii:o>i in 1908. A host will votc for tliu first tiiiic and many tlioiisiaiiils of others will vote for thc liisl. tiiiic iii thc cpocli-

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is(."'.x.Kd?»iiifi.L'eiii:iiii;ili‘il.gr Sw' and ASl{ fO1' SE1[Ilpl€S. ` .é ",:"i‘“’ `

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an iinusinilly liirxze iH‘<>i*<>1`tii"1 of 1 , i, " ' l\’l§":#;_‘l"l{=(_f.' ~':ii` those qualified to vote will do so. ‘ll \__ ~f If ,__ ls 3- Pleasure to Show _phi/l,f_f_;_\?,' ("§",j“ The uriny of voters is niucli chang- Ou C Oods ' ,-`-'-;l,`,'~`:.il._ ,\_“»j-/

y T 1 ___._< _._._x.._\__'_~ Lau ".’ : 'tl l._l l ,

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in us of :ill tlio foreign pcoplcs of _ '_ ' k, _ H _ _ _ __

HN., “\,,|-|,|_ '|~|,,._y ,.,|,,.,\k UN. mum, |m,_ keep them on? (_»nn you imagine the fI\_f_l__` mir >l\_ _I f 0 nri_i_niio\v. _ ixliiigr, rciid lliv siiuic litcintiirv und ('1\T\~"\<li11li fni'iiicrs, or ii iiialilrlty 'll _ ‘_c_zrea_ wh" nf "|immm\ ‘mem . _ - _ _~ __ . _ (hem ,,,,,_ylng_ HW.; p,»cfe,~ time you is divided into two ni-nuns under nhlc

.nc ii lilirity-loiiiig, iloinociiitic poo _ _

_ U of 25 por lrnilcrs in thc prii_.~¢oii.~' of l.iiiii'iin' and

wut on hm-Ml., $1 50 0|, ,-,wh gh,-¢;p_ liordcn, and so for as is known thc

colleges, schools, liosliitzils und chair- ~ ' ° ' ’ " ' _ - _ _ - .7¢' _ ts cvcr lamb, 6 cents ai

) (‘(‘Il Ull y round on all the Iiiittcr ‘and cheese,

foi‘ccs unilrir tho ln-o i'oiiiiii:iiirlci‘s are not so \'f'i~_v |iiinr|\iiil~ in iiuiiil\i‘i's. llut

,mm _,ur _,l.,,_H_|",‘.|__ '(_m__|“,m _md 5 rents si do'/.cn on :ill tlic rugs wc one of the lf‘.'idrrs luis l_lir gri‘n.i. ad-

. may sciid to yoi\':"' _ wiiitsgn and lJi‘oi<iii:r of four siii‘i'rsi~'

,,,,¢i,,,, ,,,, ,.,,rH` um, hm, Hn mam, Yet it is open to our larmci's,_i\'e victories in hsiltleii like to lliis,

him-l\_|-;|i,_.|_=_rs, t`i=;l1r~i'nicii_ ti‘ndci‘n, all_\vhil<‘ tho ollirr, tlioiiigli rcsoliii.e and

or any of them to say this if they will. But. do you, reader, think a .iiajoi'i1_y _oi the ilaiiuilian people will any that on Tliursduy next? Pus- sibly thcrc is here and there a man who thinks so. But. ’l`hc Guawdian does not think sof

NI)'[`lLlS_

We have received a number of let-

thc attendance and general success of

_ iiyidaiiiitncl, hues liin first izrcul iiiitii-ii- `al victory yct to win. Both we he-

ilinvc are liopiui; for virl.oi‘,V toiii.oi‘-

Irow. (ine of thc tivo \\'il_li tlir uriiiy _si his liiick is dci-iliiieil to iliszippofrit- Iiiiciit. 'l‘udiiy thi* ln_i<l. ilispoi»'il.ioiis for the eventful uoiiflicl will hi- iiiiiil-1. 'l`f-_ morrow thc "li;itl_le`s iniigiiifii'enl.lv

.und the shouting of tho victors.

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one of you may have an attack of Inli ters for publication, in this issuc,_ Attciitioii is directed to lion. Mr.

\_l;_»Z_:l2l_§>n_0l‘ St0_rr;_ach trouble at any _some of them pretty long, and a1l_Fielding’s pledge in his telegram to

This ‘;*_i___‘_’_;`1;‘__’§‘__'___________t_0__ will ____ touching ‘upon the great question of‘Mi‘. Warburton to take uh and remedy'

the hour. We cannot. find space foi our `ti'aiis|iort_;itloii grirvanres.

a distressed, mir-0i_f»r'i¢.~ ..¢_Om.,ci. them l10<l»1y. and by tomorrow th; _ ~----~~---~--.~”- five minutes afterward. time for argument will bc past. 5:"'V“"19t Dill" Talcllm is “U ind”

Tf your meals don`t tcmllt you, ol' ___ “p9“*mbl“t“?]_‘_“'_f3f'__L0 ""'°"Y hflalntl’

what mth, 1 at ,_ H1 --_- - _ _ \\'oman's oi e unc. On t c sca- you. or lairdlllikdj aeliinigelrilslegd ‘in Phe Georgetown Exhibition, which shore, in_ camp, bungalow, or in the _ » was opened yesterday by Lieutenant' CIW YOUH H905 UHF! mail'-111895 PPC'

your stomach, or if you have heart- _ 1, _ th ,_ -_ - - _ _G f R _._ _ _ paration to ward of! thc attacks of um a N B mg"-or Indlgesmon ,memor Dgels was under the gmdt wind and sun. Fill. up iii handsome

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little just ué soon as yeh c_____ Th____c This together with the imminence ol l_’_§_ieceM__§2_ cts. _l;Ve__ ago so_lp_eaiE!;its_ _ _ _ _ ' n , 0 mu be ma Sour ngmgm no heheh/_xg _the general election detrscted from George a__n_ni;{____tr S¢____el;t,s_co r _____i_a__

it Nausea.. Dcbilitating Headaches. l Ou G been an uw Em gi,_,_It has ju,” bmn b,-nu ht 10 ~Dizzin,_eiis or intcstlal gripiiig. Thin “nd largely attended show' I ` "H - _» g

., . _ . _ nv a__i>iii_ion that dining: my absen~-

Wm "ll Ho. rind, -besides, theic will ' "' rr of the lnnt lwri iv:-vkn -l rcpori li~|-'

:€0_?__?___';_m;’__ __£;;g_‘E__ _'_’_l'__‘;'u_"‘w'_'lt‘_‘; CANAD/VS ARMY UV' V‘l'[`l‘3lll‘l» hnoii put in circiilntion that wc n.ro

‘ ' ---- - . l to i~m-ipi‘ouitv_ T wfsli to ink

iiaiiseoiis odors. _ , _ 8§)~p.0§U .Q -t ‘l, ~ _ __

l‘nil<"i= Iii:-inniisili is ii f'nl‘t;iin i'\\I'f=| (`"'""d"" 'mmy of vuwm M hm iiniii. (iiiiilu 'iil“vli<i»i"iiiisliiVir.:yliii§

sold al. auction on the Exhibition (`-ioiiiids fur ,,,,| ,,f ,H-rl - ~| ~ H '- -

~ f - cr i~\l_iiinni‘hs, liccaiisc itl "flf‘llg-i l..i iuudc up of inoir than ii ih -

_ _ nt parties who ninlin a <‘nnvns;< of

Charlottetown on' Friday _'oth Sept, alien* ii 30 a. m. immudialvly nficr Ihr parade. bythe St. Peter Clyde. liaise (jo, ‘

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Si-'irol.iry.

Q-igfizi.

Waterproof Shoes _

Every woinriii shoiild ln'

provided with a priii' of \V:ilei- proof shoes at this season ol the year.

We have Waterproof Shoes,

made from Box Calf Stock lhflh while lacing Wiilerprnof, are also good looking, stylish and comfortable.

lllscolizeil "Solos price _ uso

There will be many adny

during the Fall Season that the woman who owns 3 pair of these excelled shoes, will be glad that she has them.

The old reliable fly ball goveinnr

a patented mixer and new positive igniter. Automatic fuel regulation makes iieconoinical.

The speed lever will vary the speed from 50 to 75 revolutions

while running.

jackets frost proof Nearly all parts

engine. Does that prove anything ?

is like :i lol of people you sud I know. lt iniprorcs on Bpquaintaucc-

You must know it to appreciate li. , _ .. ,-

Ihe Waterloo Boy -~i -'-» ~ »~- ~=-~=~»f ~~»'»~

lhnn ynu ever expericd.

You can always depend on il. You know what it will do. It is

we simple your io year old boy can be engineer with perfect succ ess.

Starts easy in winter; always ready without fuss or bucking : open

Farmers are ‘;boosting“ Waterloo Boys more than any other

The Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co

J. I). FRIER, Sussex, N. B, Eastern Iiepresenlaiive. ( ELECTORS-Do not let the value ‘of your vote be cancelled by anyone w

_ _ . _ 9-I9<11m. _ _ _ ‘ QUEBEC _ his cilizcgship for a consideration of any kind. '

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will develop more poprei

keepsthe speed steady. It has

interchangeable.

provriils fnrmo\ni.nl_io_n and t_n.k_f~s liolill million and ii. liiilf of`nicn. I‘i'ohiibly |_||i,., natm»¢, ,,,,,,,|_ ,,u,_,.|y hc ,“u,W,,_i_in,_ '_'_f___f""'__ :":;,'l ""'|__'_l'g"_""" 'f__]""l _"ff :i iiiilllioii and H i|iilil‘tr|‘ of tlicin willlu totlicring cziiino, for tlir use of ni. :‘_____f__ ' ' 5'" ' “ "‘"" ‘ “"""‘ ' ,,,,|g¢_,,,~ M ,he pu," 0| duty t_m“m.N,W_ :a.ugnrwtioiis and provni'acnl_ioiis 'is scl-

m_h,,[ in mr, _"imH_r__H Hoiii ,,|1_lu _lhr l/int election llircc yours ago :xv__lllf`e3]_:_‘n}x__::§)_?

iitoinaf-li _ iiiisi-ry in nl your drngi l»|f5.'l||0 mon ivcrc present nt thc|u,m hc of ‘hc _“guest honcnt to P_ “(,'[:;""____w;f'_l'_"L: _,f_'}"_>___l;'_"'_; “___ _ ___ ___ ""H°"' N"w hh" ""‘"'l"`Y I" Hl"ll`l`°‘l Wlblll l°l. Island. Wc, as business ii:-en. f<~il ___ 1" ____ " L“_"__ _`_’L__;_ ____":___‘ __ 'f_'_;__‘f ii ilrciit 'iliciition of nationnl mid in- to sec that wc should rclusc to take

1\l0l H fl '_ ’ ' ' '\ *‘ _ l¢_,,,~,mg_iU,,,,1 mm,-1.5¢ "H it was not on xi. wealthy ciistoincr who luis bocii

cient to cure nny case of liyspcpsia, _ _ ._ _ _ di __ mm or _ __H_____ M0 __hi,_|,,._n the HM or vnmm hm _much en_ accustomed to paying high piiccs foi " l‘7'"' 'ny ‘ ' ' """' I ` _ his rcquii'cnicnl,n. We fail tn see also lr ulilc |nr'rd iind lt i h d »o f- to . _ is .~_> ccxpccte that why we should lcnvc "well r-_iiongli

alone." That is not ours, or nnv

~w’_ _ ' business mnn's policy, and this in ii.-

, bovc all it trmi|=_ iigrcrineiit. lt tnkf-si

e 0 nothing: from ns---it lcrivcs us with

our present markets unmolci-itcd, and

' it adds thereto R ciistoinf-r wliom wi-

hnve been seeking for ymrs

We cannot but fe_cllhQ__the_ cy!-_~._i»f

Gasoline Engine

iiiiiv KING

Let us tell you mme. Our Catalogue is free. Write to-day.

Manufactured by

i", &~ York Styles in Ladies' Qf Ne_w

_ ____ Neckwear. _ _ Kimonas

_ Dress Trimmings in _ _ ‘

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Newest and Best the World ` __ 7’

it’ _ ,|~ /rf* il = il” l "il

Paions

' ` -THE IIOUSE 0I" QUALITY- _

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73 ' Kom-on-in

3_ _ and see the

Dainty Shell Head And See The

Ornaments, Useful _ '

Big Stock

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1*’ _ _-' Hair Combs, New

ms.; ~ - NW?

~.-_:_-_L -V." “=f_‘Lf. ._"J_' Q- . .4 ` "T" `“‘~*£__:1

f~ '_ 'I`asse1s,Tabs, Frogs they are. b¢¢lUff€S

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and Fancy Buttons. ____

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ei 1 - Fashionable and New Serges 75c.

Smai'iSuiling-s $1.75 quality for $1.00.

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$1.00 _lor 784:. 48,in. wide. .

‘stern array." Aiifl ilu.-ii tlir tiiiiiult

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ote For Laurier

Vote for Larger Markets. Vote for Better Markets forthe Farmer.

Vote for Higl1est__l’rices on Farm Products Vote for Highest 'Wages. ’ _ Vote for Warbiitoii, Prowse, Richards and

Hughes. _

Vote Against Bourassa

Vote against the A.nti-British-Bourassa Borden,

combination.

Vote against the _ Trusts and Millionaire

interests, the enemies oi the farmer.

Vote For Reciprolciiy.

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Warning to Elect-ors

(f)n Election Day, zishninst. every Elector should see to it that

Intelligence and Patriotism decide the

Fortunes of the Day i

Oflcriiig Money, Liquor or Employment To Induce anyone to vote for a Candidate, or to refrain from voting is _

nninsnr

Applying to a Candidate or his Agent For Money, Liquor or Employment, :is payment for a volc

' M IS BRIBERY

Treating any Voter on Nomination Day or Polling Day, is an offence

under “The Dominion Elections Act" _ _

PENALTIES FOR _BRIBERY .

1-Disqiialificaiion 'For 8_year_s from voting and from holding

1 any situation in the gift of the Government

2-Imprisoment.

~ 3-Payment `of $200 oo and costs to any person who sues therefore. _

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_ P A T O N S $1.25 each

0ur. special advertised new Diagonal Serge

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