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JANUARY 21, 1911

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*THE CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 1°" =°°9°¢“°M\ the Med 01° m°d-1 ,'

SATURDAY» JANUARY "» i9" ,_ have in England. 'rho' canadian par-

¢’n Par¢cl Post system such as they ‘

lleal With o

Carnation Cream

To chap or

not to chap.

this is the import- ant question. If you prefer not to suffer the annoyance of chapped

Carnation Cream now and use it whenever the skin shows signs of roughness.

It softens and heals

like magic and is de- lightful to use.

You can’t possibly

find anything better and will save annoy-

ada, in face

` high prices

is declining.

by the Ottawa Department of Agri- culture we In the two to January,

tie other than milch cows in the Uni- ted States

_ to 47,279,000, a falling of! of 2,794,000

hands, lips or faces, get 'h.,,d_

In Canada during the same period

the decline

portion-from 4,629,836 in 1908 to 4,033,280 566 head. time when

people.

that the would t done so. minished

DECREASING NUMBER

A B001 lll 01° UDlf°<l BU'-°8 *mil C511' il” t"° “"3 “nd 0°t”`l° ll” d°“° 'per ounce. In England the rate is six

Won* *hm tl-lat- cents for the first pound, 8 cents for

of a strong demand and the number of beef cattle

From a bulletin issued

gather the subjoined facts. years from January, 1908,

1910, the number of cat-_

decreased from 50,073,000

was even greater in pro-

in 1910. a decrease ol 597,-

This has occurred at a Canada is filling up with

For a time it was hoped ranch country of the west

urn the tide, but it has not

Manitoba has in fact di-

its stock by 100,000 head

m3l'll°‘l elle" °“ tl" °xP°l`t °l ll" pounds, 12 cents for five pounds, 14 ’

cattle and chilled beef from North cent, (0,. seven pounds, 15 cents for America to the British market. In “gut pounds' 15 emu for nine ll" YW" ul* "P0" 01 ll” W"-l° pounds, Z0 cents for ten pounds and fl'0ll\ Nl N°l'¢ll Al!\°l`l¢° W Gfellf 22 cents for eleven pounds. That is, Britain has fallen off one-half, while for pu-ogis of seven to eleven pounds .

now but one-third of what it was in wuts pe, pound, 8, against the Cm, now to_tzike out a Life Insurance Policy 1907- adian rate of 16 cents perupound. Ii 151

all North America are facing a beef compmim and the subserviency of the lJ¢5i Of

OF Bggp gA'|'pLE_ cel post as it is now is a relict of a

Pr st century. The charge is one cent

This "5" °f tlllllls ll” had 5 two pounds, 10 cents for three '

fl" l1°¢“l °¥P°l`¢ °l °l1l1l°‘l ll°°f ls the English parcel post rate is two l 'Y

itilc short of criminal to neglect to provide for those depend

and a policy in a good strong Life Insurance Company IS all protection. _

probing, It would seem to no 8 good Parmment Bas. prevented canada We represent the Greatiwest Life Assurance Company,T§0tcéi f0l’ um, for our 19,;-meg, go give their having B modem parcel post sys,_em_ low premium rates, high dividends and prompt settleinentsf ti olgt attention U, gh, P,-°d,,c¢;°,, U; \,e,¢_ with R modem parcel post system pany that has written the largest new Lanadian business_ ort e pete as the people of A,-gaming are do. every post omce in the country and four consecutive years. We would be glad of an opportunity o qu

U18- Ill ND Yell" Al'EVlll-lllli l-"09 de' .their patrons would have a cheap, our terms'

Thus the people of Canada, and Uf Nothing but the greed of the express em °° Y°‘-'-

1901 to 1,066,134 quarters in 1909. monopoly, with its few scattered ol- ‘ P. E. I. Managers, S

ance by getting a bottle of the cream now and having it ready when needed.

Price 25c Sold only by

].G. _Iamieson

IJRUGGIST.

THE

in Cha

Qiiénnor ciinsiis aoain.

The charge that the census of Que-

bec was

have been

Bishop Fallon of the Roman Catho- lic diocese of London, Ontario. It may have

opinion on the part of this digni- tary,

Be that

wide attention and has been sup- ported in

padded in 1901 seems to made in the first place by

been a mere expression of

without personal knowledge.

as it may it has' attracted

some sort by certain sta-

*l°tl°5' “°'~“blY bl' llgllfes furnished

by J

G. Foley, Clerk of the Crown

, :suit will be awaited in both ooun- other resorts." In this passage no

` i position to know whereof he adirms.

cllocoilirls

Please the Most Futidieus - -

because Rockwood Choco- lates are everything that it is possible for good Choco- lates te he.

We are particularly careful of

the Cleanliness of our factory and you need have no fur of the condition under which Rock~ wood Chocolates are made.

The White Candy Co Lid

Si. john, N. B.

` r C. .i Jug' an- 4'

I Our Repair Dept_

When yourclock orwatch

is out of order bring them to us and have them made good as we are experts along this line and guaran- tee you a first class job.

If you will let iis know

we will send and get your clock and fix it up in good shape for ,ai very reasonable price.

___ to

NEW YORK. Jan 10~Paul Morton Sen

president or the Equitable 1.iio Asnurl

ance Company and secretary oi Na. Pm” vy under President Roosevelt d 1” Q

vinces. This may be true, but

ther this is sufficient to account a.

the wide discrepancy above shown 8 si sins to be seen. The publicity 3° 5

en to the matter cannot fail to ' 4 50 W

. die of

cerebral Hemmorrhagg in the Hotel Pro Seymour here last night. Wm,

-m

It-Throw away that old nicotine for

soaked Plllhr of yours and get a rem handsome and well dnished pipe for Biv

e additional interest to the census

ch is _to be taken in June next' “ should lead to such precautions

will place its absolute accuracy

ond question.

25°- Ther are beauties irnpoi-too dir- giv

lct from France. 18 styles. See them wh,

il our window. The McKinnon Drug

Oo., cor. Gt. Geo. & Kent Streets. and

drtf as

Fl ll .lbey

We ures s tract rather votes

election of 1908 in the Province of Quebec turned At th were p 661 in

tal for the two Provinces of 187,799. Nova gethe 6,058 two

memb word New

propo

_ c which

woul mem retur AD

the

woul stea the

bers incre not that alth

prob

G. H. Taylor 25;.

- 1

Phone 353-J Jeweler this

Colin

i D011

qua

Prliesinaiwr or 'ri-in the

1-:QUITABLE Lira DEAD. *ll*

a few of them which seem to be

po d at t e ominlon genera

was 283,174. These votes re- the 65 members for Quebec

New Brunswick, making a to-

Scotia and New Brunswick to-

r return 31 members. This gives

votes per member elected in the

eastern Provinces and 4,355 per

er elected in Quebec. In other

s if the 187,799 votes polled in Brunswick were allotted in th

rtion of 4,355 per member, was the ratio in Quebec, they

d have been sudicient to elect 43 bers instead of the 31 actually ned.

plying the same calculation to

other Provinces, it is claimed

d give Ontario 102 members in- d of the 86 it now has, while all Provinces outside of Quebec tak together would return 183 mem- instead of 146 as at present, an asa of 37. For ourselves we do adopt these figures as proving

the Quebec census was padded,

ough they go far to make it Seem able that the population of Que- was less in 1901 than it was re- ented to be.

is clear, however, that some-

g more has to be taken into ac- t than the mere number of votes ed or on the voting lists. The liflcation of voters is different in dillerent Provinces, and therefore number of voters in proportion population cannot be the same. ator Landry cohtends that the

l _ Splendid offerings in silks and drew

Oman of voters to population e S S , golods at the surplus stock clearance ilebec is less than' in the other sa E'

im,

I I

A WRETCHED EXPRESS SERVICE

DID

ovnn slions

ing yourself justice when you W0"

do not wear a pair of warm tm

P88

Can Cha

An express parcel for Soiiris would

Do you tliink you are do-V arrive ni Charlottetown nt night. ii $2_75 fgr $1.38 _ for

ld not go to Souris by the freight 6 “ 6 “ 8

- -50 3-25 -75 as

in next morning, but would re n in Charlottetown till the_aiter

Comfortable waterproof 0Vel" iiilaoln ,express train went out. It 7950 H _ “

Shges this cold weathez-_If you would reach Souris in the evening, II`OO “ 5.50 . 9.00 “

uring the entire summer season M

t this was the condition of the ‘L25 slumber robes for ".00, ‘L06

ress service as rendered by the ’ nltlbbgowns for 75c. Corset covers, adian Express Company between u S S drawers, chemiggg, um-19|-gk||»f,g_ rlottetown and Sourisr ‘ mfziéilp table napkins with cloths to

nearly twenty-four hours after its ar-

contemplate buying a pair do ma

l in Charlottetown. In the after-

"` U """"` lice its hi h char es and exas erat-

‘ In any case the wretched expresslment in regard to the success or fail-_ in timid

ll°¢'l`Y at Olimwai Wl10 ls in H service from which this Province suf- “N °l the l1°€°tl“tl°“5 ma? l"° ‘D350

“"9” We ‘l“°°° “ll *ll* “K1 'ro CURE A coi.D IN ohm DAY. ‘men wirhruoop into-ont.

upplled by Mr. Foley, but ex- *_

S¢,.iking_ The total number of,fI‘ablet_s. Druggists refund 'money if paigning for the coming bye-election. gba °tt_ _ v ne h D _ . 1 it fails to ours. E_. w. .:i=lovia's,r.oi oven the ohiil breath oi the U0" lefldms “S I0 t>@l\@\e that the

°`i

1 'K

Charlottetown.

5| g Z P

"eight and expmss "Bins-but at in service this would be a great# '

» 5 . . d W. G. SCIIURMAN A ents at Summeraid

monopoly rates and with slowness boon. But'we do not have it yet' S M an , g

and delay of notification and deliv- . . , g er at~Souris. There are those who and until we g-et It New eaortlllle al`fl0l`

of the warringeditors. city. What we had in mind was in- s till Februacy 8, the anni- formation which we had received

hope that some improvement may be Benson to compel the express c0m_ Fl`°l1l now f th t

rom ano er own.

brought about next'summer both as . , versary of the mcm0f8<ll0 C010 Fri- to promptness of carriage and deliv- pany- 0 do something better than It dll? Of llllii WBYS SEO. there Wlll be

has hitherto done. H h fbroadsides -be_ Present prospects appear to be s

ef? Bild H150 “B 75° l`Hf“~ llllflef the m “ d” Y °’° ang' O are to have an 01d-faahion-

recent veremntcrv order 0! the Bail- It is anticipated that the reclpro- “Wee” the _ _

way Commission. And there are those city gonference at Washington may be be a day of shouting for the .victors Wll° fel" that ll° ll1lPl'°V9lIl¢llt Will concluded today. Should that prove ami a cold day for the vanquished'

ice to test the cellars and water- pipes in the homes and the winter t

duous service tryil1El°ll9°P UP fl”

“dia” Express Company is br°k°n,mllll9l»€l`B to OWHWB Will DT0bHblY.enforcement of prohibition mention

daily communication with Pictou

“nd °°ml’°"ltl°“ l“*'°d“°°‘l~ follow quickly and some announce- was made of liquor being still "sold

fashion and peddled about

ng quarter. We believe the

captains will do their best

y onevvill wish them good in a' work upon which the the Province and the l`9glll‘ the mails so largely 5°'

winter and ever success trade of

larity of pends.

_ imputation was made or intended to

_ _ be made against the livery stabies of

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne Already the party papers are cam- rl down We Had no infDrma_

GROVE S signature is on each box. north wind and zero weather can cool practice referred to prevailed in this

l' '

STA LEY’ I

pair now $2.50

if if

:l g 4 ll

I (G

6.00 '66 as 4.50

36 in.Electric Sea1$25 for 12.50 ,

38 66 66 g so as 26.50 C

4-5° 36”' “ $68 “ $40

working

. D'

belligerents. And then will Vfegaxlgfvinter' with enough frost and in

when the ice is heavy and the wind t

surplus

price, coats, coats to choose from. $10.00 coats for $5.00, $12.00 coats for $6.00.

worth at $5.75.

lines, p. c.

vilig House of Quality. '

- ' . and

seys, ton’s.

. of

Hygrade Broadcloth, many shades.

also black, 25 p. c. on the dollar. Night-gowns for ladies or gentle-

men. 25 li. c. less than regular.

WUMAN lllVEil

UF BARGAINSP

ip-_

Some Specials-For Saturday

Forenoon and Evening only'

. _ _

IIE IS WANTED AT

THE SURPLUS

. LET-G0-SALE .

i es. quilted,

veloped a very profitable trade with d t d 11 f 11 1 ’ ‘ ' I . » f _ Great Britain in chilled beef’ British ;ilouplli:nisllmo;t ltetiytlib dzlsrs pzlcthse tmlents nlfsidalviiool vests at i mm imports from that country having g _ | C 9 a ° , ‘ _

increased from 25,000 quarters in Pwpie- C°ml’“"°d Wlth tl” exlmlssl 55l2l?0k?`:a1'5g:‘ice Etckpgt “_

. , s 0 s.

Me/n's tlannelette night gowns one.

quarter oil at Paton's.

100 flannel shirts for comfort, the

man's or professional manq,

hirt, grey, striped or blue, § on gt

y should be made in season and out of. Patong

When our sale is on the Fumiture

Department is included, giving tha

amc discounts, viz: 25 p. c., 33 1-3

c. and Q price. If in need oi any-

this line give us a call. Pg.

we will sell furniture for the next hree weeks at prices that buyers

come till the monopoly of the Can- true, the return of the Canadian; In B recent editorial article on gh. Steamers in the Straits. It is fin 81”- ought to take advantage of, dig-

counts 25 p. c., 39 1-3 and i price. Patou’s.

We know that our stock of furni- ure is UP-to-date and if you want

1 ' _ , , within n few days thereafter. 'rho ro. ll* tl” “U” l” ll"°‘Y Stables' “nd ll" R ‘"0 the latent at greatly reduced prices,

viz: 25

ought to come at once as the stock will not Paton’s.

p. c., 33 1-3 and i price you

last long at those-prices,

Exceptional offerings in men's, wo-

men’s and children’s wool underwear, stockings and half hose, 25 p. c. oil

' <"_ every dollar at Pa.ton's clearance of

surplus stock.

Remarkable values in thiscomplets

';;;;°';,,;§;3‘;°;.,11;-13§.“‘;;i§ N o Approbation N o Samples ;1§:;:.'f°;.s°;.‘:..2£.-“S5512”.:i°§':..:f

CS.

A record-breaking clearance sale of

stock, overcoats at half

men‘s stylish tweed long over- 36 to 44, all at half price. 42

A notable sale of women's costs,

$10.00, $15.00 to $20.00, clear

A corset clearance of discontinued

Warners, Kabo, Parisian, at 25 discount. Paton's.

The best of linen discounted. aton's.

12 specially priced items for Sgt- urday shoppers up till 11 o’c1ock.

""' Paton's.

15 pairs of specially priced blank-

l ets, slightly iriussed from exposure ot

end folds, selling at a clearance sale.

_, _M spreads of high quality.

‘ ` " v_~;;.,-f" Each year finds Pston's white bed-

A fine January display ol bed

spread sale growing, because they see to it that the quality and price

, , is right. Their prices are hard to * match, with } off every dollar.

20 dozen hemmed and fringed huck

' towels underpriced at the surplus

stock

. ity.

clearance sale. House of qual- Paton’s.

Table damask by the yard at a sa-

of 251'. on every dollar at the

An attractive item.

Great January sale continues.

Continuation of the sale of mens

boys' hockey goods, hockey jer- knit coats, toques, etc. Pa-

Paton`s look forward to a, splendid

Nsllonse to their latest ann0ul1C0~

$l,50 CaCl] HOW $I,I3 ment. They specialize in the highest

radcs of dress goods, cloths and

4 s 5

2,35 , ‘ ‘ 2.14 gills. Drastic reductions on fashion-

3»65 “ “ 2-74 f T0 go at Prices never known bs-

furs. Furs of quality.

ore. Surplus sale of ladies’ underwear. Best shirt sale of the season. Reliable qualities at lowest prices the year.

Comfy kind.

sde from imported flannelette

Slllendid table cloths by the ybrll

25c. oil every dollar's worth at House of Quality.

25°~ Pair buck towels others Q of! f0r

ash-the best Charlottetown buyer!

3`6 H Russian Lamb $60 f0r$3O hlzve seen-at Paton’s.

for

“Oni blllc. gray, green, brown slid

0 coat sweaters and golf jcrlillyfl h05'S aged from 4 to 14, in crim-

retty combinations, grey with crim-

- . _ . _ son, crimson with gray ' gray with

not fail to see our big showing noon oi the following any the con- ' Lblne, blue with ol-lninon,' good vnlw of 10WPx~iceS_ signee would be notified that there llb to 85c., sale pl-leg 34g, Paton's.

- was an express parcel awaiting him ` “B00 l“°l1'9 C0l0I'9d drcill Bl1ll‘U» ‘ll

the railway station. By sending

It may be possible that S*

you would prefer a pair of my

hers promptly he might get the par-

nearly two days after its arrival

Felt Boots if so you may be in Chai-iottetownl

assured that you can make no This is what is called "express ser

. v

mistake in a selection and the of

mornings we have a number of :fd

ice"

T. 3..... Dress Tweeds Fancy F lannelettes

PTICCS COI11I11eI1Ce at the 10W which the Canadian Express Com- Per yard now

fi ure of one d°uar_ F pany enjoys in this Provincel And

g or the t in proportion to the dilatory “ U “ - _ _ aggravating service, the rates ¢ ¢ ¢

lice lines of felt hgusg ghggs have been high and exorbitant. ‘ ‘ ‘

and slippers from 30C a pair thgtlgleruethsot wlnteignusrrsngemeut, it 0 If .

o . as express

l1Pf0 $1.00. lphrcels are carried on both the

.mlig .r rj

120 per yard now Qc ,

H £6 44

250 “ “ “ 190 Cash Store ,

The Always Busy ,,

off Bios.

- \ Oli

` I

andard washing patterns, Ill ooke's brand, regular 951:., $1.25

and $1.40, at a saving of a quarter on

the dollar. Paton's.

One hundred warm coats in knitted 001. aiter the English cardlxln

Style. lexcliisive styles and colorll priced $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, up to$4. P_l`¢¢¢y combination colors, 4 od all

les. 'Pston’s. Men's heavy wool sweaters with bl!

Eu" °0llBl‘. blue, grey, black and

5 Rt Q oil. P t ' .

‘ “ “ Countered,a l)tl|0sDalrs comfort mil-tl

and gloves, driving and walking kind, l`l0i§Bkin, Moclias, bucksk'ri, reindeer.

Neve. tau. wool or boston iinoil. Knit wrists, from 450. to $1-9°:

own, all sizes, 954:., $1.10, 51.25.

i od every dollar. Ps.ton's.

We close sharp 9 p. m. BaturdB!l~

“P “fly and help our clerks IN. rselves.