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Wcall1er____|

_llere

Coiitglis ure iilmost

certain to conie .soon :ind it is essfiitial that you cure them promptly. Neglected coughs start along train ot evils that often 'have ili.~:istroiis endings. Tlicre is no liet- ter cough remedy tlinn

.lamiesoirs Syrup While Pine and 'far

lt is pltnisiiiit lo tzilic.

It c‘x1'e.~' eoiiglis lliivf- oiiglily lic-caiisc~ il .soutlies - :uid lic-iils iii iiifliiiiit-il 'i .~lli'fiu‘c' ~ xlilil loii.s`L‘l1~l,llL' ciii‘.;.;li, Liiifgt- bottles

25 cents

J. G. .llllllllESON f

DRUGGIST ._

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‘ The Newest Tliiiigs‘

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iii_ii-\i'i-li'_v :iiiil silver iii-~_'t-lt-

it-szire iiiiii' .ii'i'i\'iii§,".

\Ve :ire pi\:p:ii'».-il for ii lift!

trudetliis se1i~<iii\\'iLli .ui c"_\`;- lrxi lzirge stock of the very iiciii-st :iiid iiiosl :illi';‘.eii\'c. j_‘_'tii»r,l_\`_ l \\"e liope to set- _vou ivlicii

_vnu aut- lo<il;iiig;' :irouinl for

soiiiutliiii§_;' niet;

(lil. Taylor

Teweler |'liuni- .ra .1

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Hogs and Pigs

We buy Dressed Pigs and

Hogs. I-ligliest iuzirlcet prices paid. \\'rite or wire

I". E. \VILLlAi\iS CO LTD

St. john, N. B.

ro-r7cl3i11.

Portraits

I will receive orders for

Pastels and Oil Paintings by _A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted New York Artist. Write me for prices and other desied information.

J. A. S. Bayer Puorooiiiiriiiii

New Prowiie Block. Cllttrlulteinvi n.

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l`fANi}S(li\ll‘] 'l`ll"lS l<`(ilt MEN IN '|`llIh` S/l`(lll.l‘l 'l`il.\.\' .»\.\"i'WHElll'] Elil~‘»l'1 IN f’. Pl. I>'l..'\l\'ll. TRY ITS Tiffin' 'l‘Illll:]-l,l‘l'l` 'l`lll<l \'OUN(l MAN' SHOW YOI'-llI\`lC YOU ,\!\' IDEA Ol" Tlllil l,\lMliN»\`l<l it/\N(ll‘l WE ('Alll`fY. W.-\N'l‘ T() KNOW lll_I\\`

noon .fi 'rin <'.i.\: nic som) ron sol oi~1N'|‘u 7 JUST ASK Vs. .iiooiin .cl

I

MCLEOD. ll-Zllllf.

IF YOU HAVE AN

(lF`F`Eli ON OUR Dli]f`lSl(JN AS TU HICLL FOR CASH ()NIi\' AFTER .IANIIARV 1ST-JUST PASS XT Al,(lN(} T() US. WRITE A l.I'I'I`TI'lR ANI) SEND FIVE GOOII RPIASONS FOI( AI)Ol’TIN('} THE (`AHIl SYS- 'l`l'IM_ BEST FIVE REASONS W1N':l. Plif)WHI‘] BROS. ll.-"i'dtf.

NICW LINEN (‘(lLliAl'{.“‘i FOR LAI)-

TES. THE PRI-C'l"l`l}<l9'l' DESIGNS ‘IN l"li\lHROil)Ei{Y-2 FUR 251: ANI) 2:1 (‘l<}N'f‘S f‘l.\(IIl. M(l()lll<] & Mr- Ll'}()D. 11-Zliltf.

at Beer Q

OPINION TO

Fancy hucks

Weeks.

It is a source of gratuit-ation to und the Charlottetown Board of Health moving in the matter of inspection of meats and milk. At present under the Dominion law there is an inspec- tion of meats for export, but there ‘is no inspection for the meats or milk consumed at home. This is left

ities, and, as so far they have taken no action, the inspection provided is iilioll_v foijthe protection of the peo- ple abroad, and tlirre is no protect- ion for the citizens at home.

ls there danger in the present sit-,

uation? Tliere is obvioiisly great dan~| gt-r. The inspection of hogs for ax-1 port has been made by Dr. Boone and lie has found tuberculosis in 10 per cent oi the carcases inspected. lloulitlixss tht- liners intended for home coiisiimption and not inspected were; ini more free from disease than those siibjccteil to exnniiiiatioii. And vet it is appalling to tliiiik of one carcass in ten of ull thc pork offered for sale lining roiitnniinated by a deadly and 'tm-ribl: disease.

We have spoken of pork only. A9

to horn:-ii cattle, they are einially

to the discretion of the local author-l

pared with pork the diseased animal. are a source of double danger, foi both the meat and the milk of dis ased cows are fruitful sources of tu berculosis among human kind. ani until this source of infection is el iminated no eiiective warfare can b~ made against the White Plague. Thi subject is not a pleasant one, but thi facts are such as to CB11 with ¢l`\1l1\ pct voice for inspection of meat: and milk, and of all dairy herd. that supply the City with milk.

All animals intended for slaughter

should be rigidly inspected before kill ing. Tuberculosis can be detected, ii the meat and organs of thelcarcase but lump-jaiv and other loathsom and dangerous diseases may be con cealed by the removal of the part affected. It is notorious that this ha been done. lt is equally notorlou. that the milk from tiibcrciilous cow has been regularly `_S;ili.i. lt is, not en ouich that nine tenths of the mea and milk sold is sound and good The? fraction that is uot'froe- froii disease is a source of iiicalcnlabl danger. Every sentiment in favor o hgnlth, safety and cleanliness call.

siilijevr to tiilieiriilosis, and as com-.lor inspection of meats and milk.

lilii"i,\l{)llN(l TH E l.()lt1).\`.

Pl{Oh`l<](T~U'l‘ION S

Lords, coupled with the rather hardl lciinllitions that they iiiiist within one_ week pass it or reject it-that no am L~ndiii'.-iit thereto will be permitted. ‘iory probably that ancient body will` not obey an order so percmptoryl ns this. .\s :iii iiidcpeiiilent legislative holly it will tal-ie its own time and

ifs iiii'ii_ way of dealing with the iriatvy ter. Anil in one way only cuiythc Gov-I criimeiit enforce its conditions. It can; rilvise the iilng to dissolve Parlia-' iient, and il he consents to do B0 ilint will terminate the session.

But it is not certain at this ivrit-

ing that the liini; will izraiit adis- soliition at this time, althouirli it is; -believed to be probable that he will' do so. His liinlcsty has already gran- ti-il l'remli-r _»\siiuith one iiissolutionl ivlti;oi:t gaining much advance to- wiiril the settlement of the issues up- on iiliicli the tivo ll-Iouscs of l’ariia- nicnt are divided. Should the King rcfiise, the Government would, of coiirsi-, resign, and it would then rest with thc lfiiioiiist leaders to show what they could do toward solving

both sides that the House of lioiils

iliac vciicrolile and aristocratic body would much prefer to reform itself ln 'its own way ratlier than to "submit to the rather extrc-nie measures ema- nating from thc liower lioiise. liord

Iloscbvry has a plan and Lord lians-l

Idoivne has also a plan of reform. -liotli declare that reconstruction of

the House of Lords is nccessaryf lnirti `l.ansdowiic says it should he reduced in numbers, that no Ploeri slioiild sit by merely hereditary right,l and that the lfpper I-Iouse should be irr-inforccd from the outside of its pre-l sent nieinbersliip by nomination or election.

These are very important and vital

cliaiiges. And Lord Lansdowne would go farther and assure the lloiise of

cy" in matters of finaiice, where, lioivcver, thc Liberal contention is for an alnioliite siipreinacy. It may turn out in the end that the country when appealed to will show its pre- ifercncc for a. reform of the House of 'Lords on the Lansdowne or Rosc-

lrcry plan rather than its sulijugation to the radical deiriands of the hour. lt is iveil known that a considerable sictioii of the doliiinnnt party as noir constituted favors abolition ra- ther than reform of the Lords. Wa do not believe the country is yet prl- parcd to no so far.

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"Patent Medicines of all makes are

coniplntely stocked by us. "Just out." is seldom uttered by us. Every pack- age we sell is fresh clean stock. Make it a point to come licrc for your wants in above line. The l\‘lnCKinnon Drug (,‘o., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kent Streets. drtf.

"Our sales i`or Giiaiiicol Emulsion

with Hypophosphitcs are greater than ever. This is a most reliable remedy for coughs, colds and gcncrnl dcbility. Pleasant to the taste; casf ily digested. Only 40c. per bottle. Fl. A. Foster. Central Drii¢:StDf9.

iii4-.inf _

Sunnyside. 11'\9d3l-

o. 28 Charlottetown

Young Ladies' Bermuda Island, New York City and Piano Voting Contest.

Good for

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Not gord

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The Moral and Social Return

l’remier Asiiuith proposes to siih-l _ ____ ted

_ , be tongra i a oi

t i - t i ii i ti H _- l`L°“g“° “W to

ml Us ‘C O M 0 In Owe 0 lthe movement they iiiaiigurated a

gaiust the cigarette evil. 'Their depii

_ tation which waited upon the Citj

Uoliiicil found that body eiitireli sympathetic, and the Recorder, thi City Marshall and the Police qiiiti ready to act. Aa a result some ar rests of boys were promptly made, in formation was obtaiiicd against ri number of the illegal vendors and several of these have been niulcted in lilies. ,

This is but a beginning, and yet it

has already imposed a \vl101@S0mf check upon the sale of cigarettes and tobacco to miiiors and the use of thc

weed hy these half-grown youths The Magistrate has iioiv intimated tc the vendors that if further cases of violation of the cigarette law are proven before him the guilty parties ivill bc given the full penalty of the law, instead of the lesser lilies so tai imposed. The niovenicnt meets with almost, uiinivcrsal approval, bein# strongly supported by the best public opinion of the City, so lar as ive have been able to learn. The only cause t'oi'(regret is that the law was

tbl; perplexinig problcins of the hour. | ` ' _ , ` __ _ _ in the meantime it is admitted on "Ut SPC In motion Ong ago'

iiiust be rc-forincd in some way, and

Mrs. Jus. Harris of Wappclla,

Sask., saysz-

“I have found Parisian Sage to be

the best scalp and. hair tonic and ilressiiip; I have ever used. My hair had been coiiiing out in combs full and was very dry and brittle and the scalp was always itching and full of dandriiff. I have used tivo bottles of Parisian Sage and it has stopped my hair from falling, the itching and dandruff have disappeared and my hair is line and soft and glossy. 1 would not be without this fine Hair ’I`onic for many times the price."

For woman, men, or children iParis~

ian Sage is without any doubt the finest preparation for the hair. Dain- tlly perfumed, it is lrcc from grease or stickiuess and ought to be ivhcre every iiicmlier of the family could use it daily. I.ar_-.ze bottle 50 cents at all diu 'sts or from th '-

the Auhiiiiii hair is oii eieiy package Beer ®_ _‘3'¢k5 '-

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Sold and guaranteed by A George 7 ' " ` ‘ N l I N H“l='h°>'» Clftl irish point Centres - Beer '

"IJon’t forget your chocolates to- ( - I

¥l_il5ll§. We carry a tlnc assortment of ` " " _ a

tic ics-it ma és. lf you want some- ' ' ___ ' @ thing specially good get “ll/lc(‘,0nk_ . -e.w_ _

ey’s." ld. A. Foster, (lcntral Drug- (D. w¢¢ffS. store, Sunnyside. ll-l0d3i. "N

l Kidney Trou es

G“a|'dla“'5 ii.&`"§1ii. Care oi the Little 0nes

‘ During the cold damp weather of

fall and winter it is necessary that proper care should be taken of the cliilclren's footwear, so that they may be brought up strong, healthy men :uid woinen. Iii_tliis line we excel with fit and workmansliip

Ten Votes

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Addre|s........................Dls

If presented at The Guardian Office before' the above date.

Trim neatly for filing purposes.

I-»-is..--.-nn-ann

~ and the price of Our Own Make

are 65c to $1.05 for children, Miss- es, Sgc to $1.55, and youths’ and boys' $1.30 to $2.50 per pair.

The Daisy Rubbers and over-

shoes for fit and durability,

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_ | I -a - iT HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN'

Moi., N.,.~.~...... ..... __ Your Danger From , rua

THE INSPECTION or-‘ Mears Asn iiiiLk. _ ' HOUSE

BEGIIIS IIIEI Yllllll IAGK AUIIES.

Baickache is the first and the sure sign

if kidney disease. When the back aches or becomes weak t is a warning that the kidneys .are itiected in some way. Next to the heart, the kidneys ure, ierhaps the most important organs iii the tody. It is no wonder then that if the _idneys are affected the whole system nust be. On the first sign of backnehc Doaii’s iiclncy Pills should be taken. 'l`liey go i ight to the seat of the trnulile, heal the

clicate membranes of the kidneys mul nuke their action regular and iialii_riil_' lllr. E. J. Suulnier, Lake Amiis, i\` '\'rite~s:-“I take u great dcul of pleusi i telling you _tho benefit liuvc i-eczriv mni thc use of Doun’s I\iilni-_v l’ill.-_ l

__ vas troubled with my kidneys for .~:e\’er:il

ears; my back was weak, l liiid it-rrilile ieiidaches, mid was so icsilcss l ceiild ot sleep :it night. I coiiiiiiciiveil iiviiig lonn’s Kidney Pills and iii ii very short lnie 1 was right und fit again." l)oan's Kidney Pills :irc 501', per l_>oK ii' 3 for $1.25, at all tlre;ilers_or_uiiiilcil

iiroct on receipt of griee by 'lhe l. .l.‘.:l- iurn Co., Limited, `oronto, Out.

if ordering direct specify “Donn’s."

r:':_fL are

The l‘ioneer has a name indicative if virile life, hilt when its editor tries to be funny the effort savors Loo much of D. K.-C. 'F

Armand Laverne, ofthe tribe of

Boiirussa says the Nationalist party .vlll place a candidate in every Que- iiec constituency at the next general flection. The party is also planning eo invade the other Provinces he says. There is no need for alarm on this account. Should Quebec choose to elect a Nationalist in every con- stituency it would only bc so much the ivorse for Quebec. The Province would then he politically isolated, with all other Provinces combined a- gainst -it. Quebec people have proba- bly too much sense to follow the Boirrassa-Lavergiie lead very far or very long.

PILES . CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to

cure any case of Itc-hing, Blind Bleeding or Protriiding Piles in G to l4 days or money refunded. 50c.

NATIONALISTS IN QUElil<](‘.

TORONTO, Nov.1-El.-Armand La-

lvergne; announces that the Niitioiial- alists are going to have a candidate in every constituency in Quebec at the next Dominion election, and are also planning to invade the other provinces. He declares that he will speak in every province of the Dn- miiiion againsb the G'overninerit's Naval Act.

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince

Edward, S. O. E., Tuesdayi, Nov. 22.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen.-I have used MINAHD'S

LINIMENT on my vessel and in my family for years, and for the every day ills and accidents of life I con- sider it has no equal.

I would not start on a. voyage

_igithout it, if it cost a dollar a bot-

e.

CAPT. F. R. IJESJARDIN,

Bohr. "Stroke," St. Andre, Kamour»

aska.

QJl°=!‘=1

_*Elegant linens ai Beer Weeks.

vlfelfirtaininits at Beer Q

Weeks.

60x75 inch Blankets 896-

Beer Q W k

*__ C0 S.

Heavy Blankets $2.75 -

Beer Q Weeks.

_Comforts $1.00 up--Beer Q Weeks. . __

.k°_=§!°_f|\_t* 3°" '€UY.¢sli§_

___Braas work oulfits-Beer Q Weeks. u illi'l8dlf _A

'W siiiioii M* PAINTING

Bring in.your sleigh and

have it painted before the rush. Have yours done now and be all ready by the time your neighbor begins to think about it. We guarantee you satisfaction.

FRED. C. WALLER

203 Kent St. _

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QUALITY

‘ima

fl

1 The Converiablex

The new button up I

collar-the lay--liack lapels, the graceful hung of thc coat, all will appeal to.

These coats are the,

greatest protection to the man who is out iii :ill kinds of weath- er. The filires are clieviots and tweeds, in mixtures and col' orings.

Single or double

breasted models. Both

I are right j

5`i7ERco‘A Ts

OF STYLE “"4 QUALITY

The Chesterfield is _the

Overcoat for the average- iiian and his name is Legion. The Chesterfield is the clothing man's name for the coat that the ivell dressed conseva-

tive gentleniau wears.

It’s neither tight nor

loose, too long nor too short, its a just right overcoat, one that is al- ways in style. ,

The convertable is the

coat of coats for the man ivho is out of doors. An ideal coat for the mari ivlio drives. The great call for the Convertable has brought forth many ivonderful results.

Never before have our

makers produced such splciiclid garments.

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We repeat what we

so often ask 'in our ads-what do figures prove before you see the value attached 7 _ . It's quality that fella

here !

OUR »

Custom Tailored at 18.00, 20.00,and 22.00 are the , best made

CLO'l`lllER,S . I IIABERDA

The Chesterfield

The materials are

Kerseys; Viciiiias‘ \Vorsteds, iii black and oxford uiixtures. Other fabrics of .tiveeds and cheviots in mixtures of greys.

Some styles with

velvet, collars. We can fit perfectly' the very small man the very large man and every ' man iu he- tween

fi tl

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%T'1.Nl*‘IF.‘IiD S UNDERWEAR YOU

-ALSO HEWSON'S, AND TRURO

Nom 'mn CUT PRICES ON. N¢w cm-gainings M Bee,.@_ only 1-uiio;-iasn ALL 'rH1s'1iiAKE w°°kS- ||-|4dl'if

uNnEiiwn_-iR~A'i‘ 'run NEW Low “Cl@Hf1i\ii: up the iefit-overs anal PRICES. PROWSE BROS, LTD. discoiiiiteil lines of window shades,|

11-7dtf. \\'0l‘fh Illlywlierc from 40 to ii0c_;

your choice for 30c. Complete with tix up and roller. Paton’s

11-21d3ir2i

. "Big values in men's overcoats

iiominons of “a reasonable siipi'cnia,Alew,_,, ,,:h§g1`L`.i1_U_N Mr ',° W0}’l`1 I . . Dmiq; buy until Ou se`e th Si '

_ ., . _ g. to., tort White Butchers linen- ' - Y °‘“'- ‘“°“

Erie (int po;,tpairl ihe 3111 “uh A -- - -- --~ -l»_~-i~ J°5ePh Qllefm st - 11'17df'»f-

A LOT OF THE PRETTIEST NEW

PATENT LEATHER BELTS YOU HAVE EVER SEEN, THE VERY LATEST SHAPES-BLACK UR RED EFFECTS-25c 35c, 50c, 750. MOORE & MCLEOD. ll-Zlilti.

“Why do you wait iuitil medical

aid is ot no avail? Our i`oinP0\l“d Syr. of Hypophosphites builds up tile system, restores the appetite slid quiets the nerves. 75c. bottle. E.A- Foster, Central Drugstore, Sun_ny- sid9_ ll-l9d3i._

This news sliould

strike lionic slroiig to the house ivillioiit a good sideboard. Tliis opportiinily will i not he ofl`cred :igaiii

in years.

If ivc were not go-

ing out of business we couldn’t offer these prices, but as it

Alarm

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Pension Yourself ' With a Canada Life Policy

With the payments of small preiniunis you are iiiziknill

yourself eligible for the old age pensions.

Stare for a minute into the future - pay zi few cents ii dal'

and in exchange reap the benefits in your old age \\'l1@ll)'0“ reall y require assistance and comfort.

Be iiidepeiident-stzind on your own resoiirces-lfllil’ Um

:i Canada Life Polijy. We can give you one within your

iueaiis.

Call or ivrite us.

K. Rogers

Man. P. E. I. Braucll-

uii 1’__;

is, this is your opport- -

unity. Your con- science wouldn't al- low you to take theui clicuper,tlicy‘re next- to-nothiug prices.

Solid Ash, Oval

Mirror, Shaped drawer fronts, nicely finished in Golden Oalc.Forn1erly $27. 0 now - |100

Good assortment

surface oak ` side- boards. Bevel glass, original price $20.00 HOW |100

Cheaper sideboards

were $12.00 now 8.00

_ off ros

9 -id6mpd

Up Stun Nuwaos Block.

“The Glorious' Privilege oi Beinll

i

Independent”

That should be the aim of every young iiiaii. It C

dll

_ . . _ . - ow-

be accomplished b investin his savings ui :iii End

best _ y g _ onion ment policy. Get the habit of putting by a certain pn of your earnings every year, and y_ou will never retire G_:eat_

I`l1e low premium rates and high dividends of the ____ in

West Life have made their policies the most P°P“ Canada

Full particulars of any plan furnished on r¢<l“°5t'

yndman

QCo.Lld-

_ Charlottetown, P. E- I-

P. E. I. B li Ma . - -

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