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1 Vote by ballot

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Kennedy & Co., of Caps

lh`e<on Appeals

3 Stringint laws to puulei bribery

and fraud at elections including at-

tempts to commit corrupt practises. I

4. Amendments to further secure e inde e

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How the Qpposition Led by'f;..i.i.t§.§§Z§°,‘i2’Z'§§T§§i§.11.02.!

om of persons in the employ of 'llhe

Dominion Government whether aid

. P J A' Ma ` " 7 by salary or by fees in lieu of salary.

_ _ And generally thorough reform of the

» n to Electors ,election laws with the simplest and

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As We have taken over the

entire stock of the ahove firm con-

sisting of ready made clothing men’s and boys’ hats caps, ani cloths.As the entire stock must be

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disposed of at once we are making

such a tremendous cut in price as to clear out the whole entire lot Within the next two Weeks.

V\7e are not placing this stock in with our own regul-

ai' goods but arranging them on seperate tables. lrrth: clothing department, second ioor are 25 mens siits. rnostlyin S. B. style ranging in prices from :$5.5o_ to $1.1 00. V\7e are cutting out this line at half price.

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$5.50 suits for $2.75 ‘-700

suits for $3.50 $8.00 for $4 00

$5 .oo. The run in sizes from

to Y h I AGRICULTURE. M R ( ) W N

As there are but 125 suits

in the lot they w0n’t last long at this price.

HATS

Mens hats in all the lat-

est Fedora shapes at 33 1=3 'p c discount.

Custom Tailoring, Dena me l. In this departnient We li »vc

placed 135 suit lengths ol Lweerl. 7 yards each, no two alike, the latest English patterns. We Wil

niakc any of these suits to ordr in our custom tailoring

department, at the iollovving startling low prices, ii \ and finish guaranteed in every case or money refunded lt.-00010000 and by 0 00010 0f i00r00»0

Regular $24,() for 18.00, 22.00 suits ;7.o0, 21.09

for 16.00. 20.00i`or

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Cloth by the yard Will be

;leared out at 1-3 less its regular value. This isa grand opportunity for securing material for your next suit even if you do not wish to have it made now.

200 tweed caps at half price 65 b0ys`suits to fit little

lads from 4 to 9 years of age a-

~ all price.

S. A. McDonald

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Fountain Pens Xmas

Waterman’a "Ideal," afull stock of this Cclcbra

Flowers

ed Fountain Pen in Stock Prices from $2.50 up £0

$8.00 each.

The Parker “Lackey Curve," Fountnin Pen. W¢

have sold this uialce for years, gives excellent satis-

Ronan Hyacinth

planted new will give you handsome blooms for

ction. Prices from $1.2 5 up C0 $5-0° each' '

rl.. rm "self riiiinf’ l’°“ Q swf tim Sa"

Chriqimn Day

full stock of

for busy people, hlledin half a niinuf¢» all Prices j Dutch Bun”

all styles, call in and see them.

Wholesale and Retail if

new Ready

‘ Catalogue free.

CARl`F.R’S BOGKSTORE. ~

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Haszard & lloora

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» purchase school hooks and

PROVINCIAL RIGI ITS PLATFORM.

The policy upon which the Conser-

vative party in this province is ap- .P0l\1i'l1r,‘ for your support. _

The preparation und' presentation

of this Island-s claims against Can- ada including amongst others the following :-

Island Railway, amounting to $3,- 144,000 with interest since 1873.

2. Damages for nonliiltilmenf, ol

the terms of union respecting rch-

' 'tinuous communication he-tween this

Island and the Mainland.

3. Fair transportation rates. 4. Our shura of the fishery award

the rights of our fishermen.

the. interest of this. Province therein.

ti An e 'al fo th i

Education, Public Works and Agri

1. The cost of tha Prince Edwn:-i.

,Thorough revision of laws relating to our fisheries and the protection of

5. Compensation in respect of the

Public Lands of Cauudu. which have _ been transferred to the larger Pro- SULLIVAN In Charlottetown on

ivinces without any consideration for |

. quiv ent. r e ncronsed

subsidies granted the larger Provin- ces to meet thc increased cost of

most expeditious mode 'of enforce- ment of the same.

1. 'lhe appointment of a Provincial

,Auditor who in Provincial affairs shall he given line powers possessed by the auditor general of Canada

'his depai‘tmcnt

2. A thorough investigation of the

public accounts by competent indc ipendent accountants and the funding of the debt when ascertained so as to secure the lowest rate of interest

ed and upon a successful prosecu- tion of our claims against Canada the dent of the Province will be dis- ‘

Tuesday night, the 3rd instant, Alice Maud Mary, beloved wife of Chief Justice Sullivan, aged 62 years. Funeral from Brighton Villa nt 8.40 o’clcck on Friday morning the Sth

culture ` linstnnt, to Saint Dunstan's Cathed-

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7' The payment of the subsidies rtl; thence to the (‘ul.holic Oem

, . e ry, Suint Peter’s Road. ,,upon an assumed population _of at HAY-NES_At his msidenc 20 U

,least 150,000 as wus done in the

‘case of British Columbia, Manitoba, [Saskatchewan and Alberta in us ,much as the failure of this Pro- |vince to attain that population is lowing to the default of the Do-

`minion.

' 8. Restoration of original represen-

1. Agriculture being the principal

. business of this Island should occupy

a chief place on the course of studies

` in the Public Schools.

2. The estaulishinentby the Gov- , ornm nt of C i

e aunts of nn experi- -imental farm system within this ' province should he urgently pressed to a successful issue. »

3. This nopnruniont should 'no'

charged with the duty of negotiat- ing and arranging for bi-.ttcr trans- portation facllitics and fnir freight rates for this Isiund'o exports and imports and with the collection of its trade st' t'~ ti

a is cs.

4. A. complete re-organization of

this uepartrneut under a practical head. '

EDUCATION.

1. Remedy the existing grievance

arising from the excessive prices and inferior quality of text hooks nnrl

` sihtolsupplies. Lei: the Government

supplies nt wholesale prices and furnish th 0 to

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the -schools ut cost.

2. Provide adequate salaries for

based upon experience and compet- ence give sufficient encouragement to .them to remain in the profession. I 3. Provide a thorough Normal iSchool training for all candidates ‘for teachers license.

4. Adapt tho sy:-rtefm generally to

the special needs of this Province.

PUBLIC WORKS. '

1. That the Province except the in-

corporated towns bc divided into Road Districts and tho road taxes collected within each district be ex- pended therein under the supervision of the Road Officer of each District: and that the deficiency if any be made up out of the general revenue.

2. That such expenditure bc madd

by public competition so that all tax payers mny have an opportunity of performing worlr in lieu of taxes.

3. That all amounts in addition

to such taxes required by the sev- eral districts for their public works, 'ua apportioned to the respective. districts by resolution oi the Leg- islature.

4. That proper provision he madel

for the locating, breaking, repair- ing' and marking out the course of` the winter roads. I 5. Thnt Road Officers receiving:

yearly salaries be not allowed any

further sums for commission or wa- ` gen in connection with public works.

Department, it re-organization and' improvement of the whole system and capable adnidnistration of the www-

Our

Compound Syrup

of the Hypophoshiies

is a splendid

remedy-

for weak nerves---im- pair cd digestion ---loss of appetite---sleepless ness--general debility. Price 75 ccnil full pint bottle.

Prepared and sold by A.W.RClldIn,l’llill.B

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Queen Street, Nov. 4, 1908, James Haynes, at the advanced age of 85 years, 5, native of Northptionshire, England. Funeral on Fiiday»at three o'clock

I to Pcople’s Cemetery.

Headaches, Dizzincss. I

Mrs. Scholes case like that ofl The Young Mens Man

_thousands cured by the celeb- '

rated tonic Ferrozonc. .

This is but one example of the sick-

ness, the dull aching weariness that t Q § n irfllicts so mnny homes tn~d'ay. » gil KJ 5 5-3- “$9 a

Hunilrczls of ‘ ‘ `

vlomen, single and mar- ‘

rlcd, will recognize in Mrs. Scholei' stntement symptoms from which they

suffer continually. I I1 IV 1 ng- a To

Almost instant in its wonderful re- '

suits, better than any other tonic in the world is Ferrozone. All crther

compared with the vital bracing health' Fcrrozouc so surely brings

modicnl discoveries socm as nought F

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sick or well. This was my plight just before my 'third child wus weaned. I became weak and pale, and ut night I was so weary that I ached all over. I slept poorly, suf- fered ith di

w in 'gestion and hond-

aches that almost bli ded me.

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"At lust, when thin, wrinkled "

and liollow-cheekorl, I who urged to` use Ferrozone. For the Hrst time ` in years J enjoyed freedom from headaches, my appetite picked up, I grew stronger; felt better and slept soundly. You cu.n’t‘ imagine my joy in ielseing my strength, color and spirits returning. Week by week I improved, gained eleven pounds and

have been robust ever since."

Because Ferrozone invigoratee -

braces-builds up-because it will make you feel the exultant thrill of vltulizing blood un-tl strong nerves - because it will give you comfort, en- ergy, sound lasting hcnltli, these are

ii few of the reasons why you should l ‘.=

use Ferrozuue. Sold hy alld‘ealers,l 50c. per box: or six boxes for ,$Z.5‘0. Try Fcrrozone. Doit to~do.y.

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ESOLVED THE. No

~{ouR EYES

, 3. The era of deficits shall be clos I

§;‘f5gd°r‘;~_ WHY WASTE YOUR. TIME IN LOOKING

1° *WHEN EVERYONE WILL TEIL YOU THAT

~_ ' ' ning, ' ,.STAND AT THE TOP IN THE CLOTHING TRAp|

T lWE DO NOT HOWEVER IEAR COMPAR.I$o|

WE ESPECIALIY INVITEYOU TO COMPA OUR. ILEADY-MADE .SUITS WITH TI‘IOoE 1' TAILOR..S MAKE AND CHARGE YOU MUCH MQR FOR. OUR. CLOTHING I5 MANUFACTURED l5UTCHER.°DO NOT MAKE OUR CLOTHING BUT TAI OR..$ BUTCHLR5 DO NOT TA'LOR. SUITS YOU C/-\N lR.Y ON ONE OF OUR. .SLITS AND YOU NEED NOT TAKE IT UNLESA IT .SUITS You AND I"`lT.5 YOL YOU WONI rlA\/L. TO MAKE YOUR. FRIEND IHE TAILOR FELL. BADLYBE CAUSE YOU DO NOT LIKE THE .SUIT \/VE TRY ,ON YOU I5 NOT YOUR. BEST I"R.Il'.ND YOUR

, 5l'.L"'? WE CAN .SAVE TrIO6E WHO WEA]

$10.00 f0f$5-00 000 $14-<0 f.»f »n0n..c»1l.El<n\cf».e.\i 'wi-0” MADE 0L0f~if~i-SP C T040

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

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PP,()OF OF CURE. ‘ Nw. 1

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find sicltiicss thc grcntest burden of (lv I m~r{,`l‘ ‘ , (I ) d nll,`~’.. writes Mrs. W. S. Scholcs, the'

wife of n well-known citizen in Ilus- Y - 1/ "'I;_j""`°-;_s sell. But the _mother with young _ *` " - "“

children must keep going whether 3* R.. f Oit fl()l\ tllvfl

“ll éh il will bake but some

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El others and with les

PANDORA and KUOTENAY are th

most satisfactory kind we ever sold

In Rage s Hanlwie alll

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Older your Coal and have it delivered uhile thc weathif ine and dr) It will be to your interest to leave your 0

as yfu can get better quality before the fall iusli is on af

hi nies.

, We have now in stock, and arriving daily 0151 glildnel

6_ A c,,,,,,,_,,_,t,,‘,,,,,,,,,t,.g,,,t,,,,,_ of the, . . .and Reserve, Run ofM1iie, Acadia Round Nut an

l{1I1dS and S1268 ie, Inverness Round, Albion Nut and Intaicolon»alNl1l

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3|-; CLEAN T llnlunBlt||lT0i

cukles economv into a nd frm

|ns|d¢ and out good hearty laugh to see the Buy 8 explam

value we ,give in ladies and me and I wi t

The ,,,,,,,e, mu mn, °,,m,,_ ,h gents’ rings Ladies solid old how you can C

are we can help you to Cleaning fipgs $1 25 and uplladws oh ‘ $ 5

Clothes in our business, o\irsptdalfy.O\l tmre Dlamond Ring $6 50 aid ` . ` plant in complete, our staff Mint, u "P “ large a‘ss°rt“°‘t t' select

' loaned. md..m,0uf»efvi¢»i\|¢\»¢. ffil . S I IA- F. Webster W N Tdlllllll ' Gf°°°r

I Star Steam Laundry fyrgwmgiz Pham wg

Lent St. Phone 15 I I I5 G"°f‘°“ St'

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