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cough. _

Jamiesons While Pine and Tar

cures a cough as itshould bef Qiiitains only nat- ural coiigh specifies. Safe and reliable. _ ‘

Large Bottle 251: J. G. Jamison

DRUGGTST <1

The Medical Hall

_ Iewelery

We are showing the choice-

st in jewelery for fail wear.

Dainty liar pins, ear drops

8; pendants in piantinum fin- ish & alsoin gold & gold iilled.

Mesh bags & various other

new & pretty things.

G.H;fl_aylor

NEW KING GEORGE HOTEL

Wm. HONBOURQUETTE. Mgr.

Private Baths. liuiining Water and

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ll'l_’leue address all communications to The Dharlottotown Guardian

Inglis ones ill andil

Y A WEDNESDAY Noviziislm 13. igio. _ "“'”'°" °“ P” E' I"““°° Hg

List Sunday in the dilierent

churches throughout Canada, at the

request of the Temperance Alliance of Gnnada, special sermons were preach- ed on the subject of Temperance. In Qharlottetown, especially, and no doubt, elsewhere, the sermons were strong, outspoken. fearless and, we believe, sincere.

One cannot help wondering that. ser-

mons 'c.-n sucli a subject as this should be so largely confined to "special" occasions or at least that the special occasions do not rccur more frequent-

ly. True, in most of our churches, in some of our schtnis and in molly of our lioiiics the siili;`ect` is faithfully and persistently interwoven with the teaching of reliizion, morality and neirhborly duties but vhcn wc rc- meinbcr that tcmicinncc is ii matter of eiliiczitiun nliiiost cxclrsivcly it will he admitted that the subject is not given the fromin/:nee that it should receive either in our pulplts, our sclioigls or our homes. A

While in the discourses delivered in

Charlottetown the subject was treat- ed froni dillerent atandpoints, one conclusion was ernphasired by ell, namely, tint the resi-ont-ilility fOr tlie enfcrccnicnt of the Prohibition not rests with the veoiile- Rev- G- A. Sutherland. of Kensington went even iordiér toon this ood ioia the ros-

ponsibility Cn the Christian ChurcheB. lf one quarter of the professing Chris- ltiansjhe said, were sincere in de- manding the enforcement of the Act the traffic in intoxicating' drinks would be _wiped out wlthin_a woelg. This is tiio serious side of uio tom-

Lomz lgspaspeéfsleqholpes in all rouviiis.

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SYDNEYa N,» . _ , 'Z

Tsmrnnsscn. _ "° °° "MY !°* 'Um' ‘"“°“ "

__ _ .___ _ _ ' conducted in the most 119'*-0-ll

manner.- Moncton Transcript.

The heartfelt sympathy of a large

.* M. er

or the misery of their neighbor de- pende.

The people are primarily respon-

sible for the enforcement of the Pro- hibition Act. If they demand its en- forcement, not by resolutions adopt-

el and annthemas upon the govern- ment at political meetings, but

enforced. _

consequent upon its non-enforcemen

now and again in our newspaper

they occur. A son, a husband, a fa.- thcr, loses his position because of drink, not the drinking ' that end in the police court or the jail bu

the habitual, perhaps respectable, _ drinking, that enps the intellect an unflts one for his duties and th

difficulties of transportation and w

ress. There has never been a fa

been lost to their owners because

political belief persist i_l1 _ __B¢F\\5iDK curse to the province. . ducts are carried past our doors _a each 091°" of “eg1?°t~"0f '_°‘l"“`l“_3ft° _ We have set B noble` example to our B014 il1,Englanrd for DNCBS Which the rum element, ‘of shieidins Or ac- Bigger provinces 'in enacting n_P|-ani- would not buy the most inferior food °‘“““"‘ me g°”°""“"“°' Th” ‘°'g°t sitioo not. not os not the oobior ‘H C‘”‘°°“- WHY?

that they are themselves the govern- '

nicnt and that whether opposed or -----i.-

friendly to it they can at least- unite °‘lf°Y°“iH8 thc Ad- f0l‘ it! Bllfofcclllonl

__on_n question on which the happiness ` lies entirely in our hands. '

part, the manly Christian put, of

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No. 4.

In this space during in consecii

(ive weeks will appear .in ‘ nd” o one of the Retail tiiores tha specialize in '

Cameron`s ileiiie

Made Bread

For The coming week we wi-lie

<"°-4) Cliappe|‘s Grocery

(Corner Queen and Kent Sts.)

Well known for. years? jiiit to

. Burdncli Bliiod Billers.

do business. Under Mr. Choppills

both town and country trade as most desirable stand at which t

management it has lost rionc of li attractive feature. Call on o

telephone him--you will find him right up to the minute in serving

your interests. _ _ ,_

5 .. . r cxniiiplc, ncraous, biiious, congcsti

the consumer, and t.liere~are good -reasons for believing that

- found not in the cost of produc

ul _many generations and yet hi_e‘.end is

cvcr increasing cost of living is to b

' tion

f nor in the -quantity or quality of tha t which is consumed, but in the number

of mouths fed, in the number of lux- urious liomes that line the wa/y from the beginning of the product's jour-_

ilonsiipalion '

CURED BY ~.

Various kimis of headache exist;

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|Li'USlHili|]~-fiillllii.»lllNlfi ._ ~

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ly illustrated, entitled, Prince Ed

sysfcm.

d g un one wiio suffers the same as I did ”

thi k ul il ° _- l ' I . ' am? Ftoennghge 0hta(i)n;§_ Lgézggel iiurdock Blood B_ittcre has been out mam" hom W K Rogers (Ht murkct for over thirty-five years, and

2' - ' - ' ' V ...oooflooood ooiy by 'rio_'r. Min

Ticket Agent, 84 Grent ilcorgo SL

Limited Toronto, Ont.

onoriomtown. 11-izivizil 9°" '

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the corner of Weymouth and one ‘ii-nd half. story dwelling

’new)f»the house has all modern conveniences and is heat

_ 7... For Sale by Auction

fwilh» the latest ii to-dale Hot Water System

Tlie"`lot is about 84 feet square and the°Buildings so si

usted- that a fliiebuildiug' lot onthe corner could be sold

advantage if desirsd. _

W:-AIRSTO ~

no .L _ahlliimim

, interference of the middleman. Many

_wholesaler sells them to the retailer

for vc,

:md sick licarliivlie, licnrinche from consti- p;ition or dyspcpsia, periodical headache,

in :ill vases of headache the trrntment

' should be directed to rcmovc the cause, \

and with the frnusc removed iiie headache ‘

vari:~;ii...»i for all tune. _ i

. _ ,P E I , It is impossible io find u. better remedy

_ I | I Ilurdock iiioorl Biticrs, acting as it do

fir irniriiiciio of cvcry (inscription than is

es costly ones but such as the world

ori every organ of tho body to purify,

UF siruiigllien and regulate the whole

Miss Mu Bourda e '

The Interwionisl Rnilwev nos is- Sin. Qoo.,ywi~iico:-Fi*i°fii0`;oiiiiich1m;nd

sued a beautiful littlc book, pmfizsc- troubled with sick headache, and dia

ness, and was also consti mated. I I was

ward;5Island, the _Gardenwl tim (_;n1|_ advised to tnko Bui-dock illood Bitte

To ¢f§b_;o who ,,-my pm, “lair the and I only took three bottles when I_fe provhlca by a,\v‘erf_|gm qi , .nbmad likeanew person. lean recommend it to

QB inform the farmer that he needs a zi-

rs ill formation the farmer pays probably

he _ is

“mf a fat commission. These costs if, de-

’_ and 'which really form no partof the

Desirable Cottage

I am instructed by_Mr Charles H. Chandler to sell by miaaiomoo is oovsi-on with product

auction at the premises on Wednesday the zoth day of No einber at iz o’clock noon. His desirable residence situated o

Fitzroy Streets, consisting of A house and large barn (nearly

_ that the world could ill afford to do U without. 'The worlds cities. its rall-

ti uvaterr. il built on the middle-

con|umer.' c ' _

if '.‘rHE'iviion1.EMAN._- A ~ if ooy eo; its iiosuoouoo. -' ' _'- 'res ii io ti r ui mei ' -

it is o lor so' iro§\.t_hs _prcdiufi h_,,`,.i,o:,, In e r>i>ss‘iliiiit:‘mi:>:

Bpvarcntly further of! today than ev- _ er before. The world is so constituted

ti thatit needs organizers and tin mid-

‘dlemen, huge class as they are, are its organizers. Cold, hard reasoning 1 would' conclude that the products of _the farm or of the factory should go `direct to the consumer without' the

_examples of the advantages of s_uch 8, __sys_tcni are given. For example the ‘farmer sells his potatoes to the wholesaler for 28 cents a bushel. 'llhe

_for 29 cents. Tha retailer sells them to the consumer for-say 30 cents. Had the 'farmer sold direct to the consumer the latter would have saved two cents. But this would mean that either the farmer or the consumer

up. The two middleman by handling large quantities of potatoes can of- ford to deliver them in small lots af-

imong tlielrcustomers, and so the ox- tra two cents are paid out for ne-

' csssary convenience to both.

But betweenthe producer and the

consumer there are also railways, stenmers ite., all conveniences and

cannot get along without.

On the way from the factory to the

consumer we have such .mldriiemcn ns the agent whose bfusinese it is to

new binder and cannot get along nn- other year without it. For the in-

tweuty-five dollars. For paying each of the instalments that make up the price of the binder he pays a collector

ductedfrom the cost of the binder,

cost of its production, would give the farmer 5 very much cheaper binder. This' is .tr\le'of"practically every im- plement sold to the farmer, of every ` product of 'thefactory or of the farm 'sold to consumer or producer.

But the ground occupied by those

‘ way eystems,~lts ships, fortifications,

armies. churches, colleges and in short all _ite clvilicfalng agencies, all that distinguishes the cultured world ' oi _roi-i..§`ii-om`uio owiisomi woi-iii of

groundlietweon the producer and the

‘Black Prince” Hole for

um-\htryin'l‘iiey

"ina work or the

uiiuago vos smirk no-‘maroon

from Freetown. P, ill. Island where he purchased nn interest in a large' fox farm. In lpelllnz to a Trenlctillt representative, lr. Van- Buaiirh war. enthusiastic about the fox raising

that be wal agreeably sum

ere a

circle of friends goes out to D. 0 and Mrs. Reddiln, in their sail b - envement, the death of their eldo! daughter, Mill Gladys, notiw 0

cd and then forgotten. not 'by speech- which. appears elnwhem m this pa.

per. Miss Reddin was a young 185? 0|

B-5 most loveable disposition and her

men knowing their -' rights and I iwith death just an the threshold D1 W0- the moral backbone to insist upon manh00d_ ,Q the age o(1;w.¢n1;y.0m,_ 1, their rights then the law shall bo 5 50,6 mow to the home in which .he

was so dearly loved and to the many

N05 0015’ U0 U10 PGODIG l`¢¢Donsi'ble friends to whom her beautiful char for the enforcement of the Act but ter had endeared her. In July last they are responsible, for the tragedies Miss Reddin underwent an operation

t. for appeiidicitls and altho she ap-

And what tragedies! We read of one parantly recovered, complications dc

s. veloped later which neither medics'

but for every one that finds its way skill nor the loving and untlring can into our papers there are scores of parents, sister and other relatlvei knoun only to the honiee in which could overcome. To the bereaved thc

Grardian extends deepest sympathy.

2 should Canadian ham and bacon be

ten or twelve cents dearer here than n England? There is no use in making

d the excuse that labor is better paid

home is destroyed we make mud? 'n Canada than in England. The ex-

' case is lad, because the bacon is pro-

ado at our public meetings about the duced by Canadian 1a\__or_ The Eng_

° lisbman in England pays this cost of

send deputations to Ottawa for re- production’ and also the (Post of d _ rm transportation by rail and ocean. "‘°"tg°'g"d ‘”' Wm 1” this P"°Vi“°° Therefore we ought to get the bacon because of want of transportation and ham for U good dm; was than ig facilities but dozens of them have paid in England” instead of gen or

_ Of twelve cents a pound more. Canada

drink. These are tragedlesand they gg a storehouse of (0od_ pl-oqnging HW 0°¢\f\’\`i“2 daily and W0 H-YG F0; more than it can consume, and help- sponsible for them. Our Christian' ing tofecd the rest oi the world. Yet

_ citizenship is responsible for` them the price of food is far higher here ,Femme ‘l“°Sti0“ “nd the Side _ 5190 and untrue to their mission when than in England, which does not pro- `“'h~Ch il* _sllfliclentiy °ml’h“°l?“d¥ they fail to do their part in wiping duce nearly enough food for its own N9" 0f ‘dm°"°“t Shades Of 9°‘°°~u°d out a traffic that is a blight _god a seeds. The very best of'our_ own pro-

would he obliged to hunt the other'

ted to

t. |_

The Toronto Star Aslrsl-Why

Time iii No sour gaasy stomach,

or Dyspepsin in five e

minutes.

You dou't want a slow remedy

when your stomach is bad-or an un- certain one-or B harmful one-your stomach is too valuable; you musn't injure it with drastic drugs.

Pape’s Diapepsin is noted for it‘s

speed in giving relief; it's harmi ness, lt’s certain unfailing action Nslllsting sick, sour, gsssy stomachs. It'B millions of cures ln indigestion, dvsvepsis. gastritis sod other stom- ach trouble has made lt famous the world over.

store and then if anyone should lays like lead, ferments an soura and forms gas; causes headache, dizziness and nausea; eructatlons of acid and

P8De's Diapepsiu comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. Its proniptiiess. certainty and ease in overcoming! tho wo;-3|; stomach disorders is a revelation to those who try it.

"We sre clearing out 3 lot of “ion

ses-

Keep this perfect stomach doctor in

Your home-keep it handy-get n large fifty-cent case from any drug

eat

llnfllgcslied i00d-remombar as 300;; an

lowear 0ul ~ A

_ ' ` Sli; understood v`|hct_vus good fn blanket value. Do they weave sid ..

spin as ofold. They do not, they find it does not pay. ~ 1 ‘_ _ i ,"1

Paiolis made] ii lucky purchase from-5 {l‘lie._ll¢1wso||

They are not going to weave any more blankets. they are going to make a

speciality of other lines. The blanket offer consists of 329 yds of home spun blanketing 72 inches wide, REGULAR DOLLAR VALUE. __ "L ' '

We purchased the lot at n price that will enable us to sell 5 yds enouglyto

make a pair of large sized blankets for $3 95 p=r pair- There are 6d pairs in the - lot, so you had better hurry. Takees many yds aayou want 'l9¢ yd. _

1 .._

Woolen Mills. ~_ i _

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Aiiolher Clearance Loi ol While llruggel

in 27incli. 32, and 36 incli, Union and All-wool about 400 yds in suitable for ,

nien’s underwear and Ladies' underwear and Ladies' under' skirts, Regulu- price 42 to 54 our clearance price will bs 39c This is a chance for farmer`s wife » who has been looking for`home-made flannel and blanketiug. ' ' -

P. A O S Vi;liildi‘;_li;ow

On October 28th there passed awav

in the city of Charlottetown one oi its oldest and prominent citrzens in the person ofthe late Mies_Margaret Kennedv of Weymouth St. Miss Kenf nsdy came from Scotland when 5 snail girl and made her home in this 'city to the time of her death. She possessed a quiet and reserved dis position, was a, model neighbor and- left many, friends and some relatives to mourn their loss. She was an old and faithful member of Central Chris- tian Church and died in the full -hope

oietsrnal life. 0n_ the following 'l‘ ursday, her body was gently laid to rest in the People's. Cemetery to await the reseurreftion of all God‘s people. Blessed are they' that dis in the Lord.

"()n` the bargain fixture upstairs

you will see a lot of cloth skirts for

value. Youi can have the one you went for. $3.50. Moore & McLeod.

_ 11-lilmlil.

An Appeal to _L

Your Taste

l~_ . ` New shades ands pat-

terns in Neckwear appeal to every man, and espec- ially now, at the beginn- ing of cold weather?

A new stock has just

arrived at this store, and

the rich warm shades,and

new patterns will surely strike you just right.

'\ The popular shape for Fail and Winter wear will be the

open end, full shape to show a spread below the collar

opening.

it 55el 50c, fo $1 . 00.

D. A . Bruce

suits for women-worth to $22.00

each for 1000 com in and look Wliereyou bought the h t

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moo over. Moors e Monson. i ' _ . I The shirts ve to be had at Moore Q. llcl.¢od’s arid D.A.Biucc’

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IN MEMORIAM. "The finest showing of mink furB in,

._._. P. E. Island is waiting for your calli ,.,w ld _

to-day. Just can the tremendous °“ 3 Pm*-ty °°tt0" Wssh dress

maize of lovely muns and neck. piccus_°'t ill" half prlcsbe Ol any uae'

-and consider the saving that our YOU? If so you had bettersce the lo close one price figure gives you. 011 931° ill 00|' F0847 to wear dup 'Moore & McLeod. 11-13m3i. ment.llioore & McLeod. ll-i3m3i

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women-they run ae high as $8.50 in'

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JUST A FEW FACTS

The Crinadian Life is the

‘ only’Caiiadisn Insurance

N Com any whose olicies

O _ liavepdoubled through pro- fits. Iis surplus for igii amounted to $i,293,597, Canada Life policy holders are guaranteed at least go p. c. of all pro- fits dislributed. -

A long time ago it brought its reserve to the high stand-

ard that is now required by the Government to be adopted by x9i5. In the past I2 years it has paid over $5o.0oo,_ooo to ils policyholders. _

Call in today and see us about what the Canada Life can

offer you.

Manajgr. P E. l.

Ro g e r s. ._..,,,..;

Rogera,>Chnrlofiefewn, Special Rogers. Keneingtcwn. Alente

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_ "1 _ Discard the

~' f oiosm `

- ' NECKBAND i

A . ` nfl which prevents freedom to

b ‘I l

tlic iiiost sensitive part of the body. Try the latest

' Goff s Patent ”_

Ad justabie to the neck /__ . --__ add t°fthiicr°uiif`ov<;1;h<;i; 1 ADJUSTABLE 1

C 3. S \ _

igiid 0 Btiiund to fit ‘NECK BAND* 1 ._ l The open cuts give free- . _ l, w ‘ ~

dom, comfort, and vciitilatio; tg gm rieclé. No buckiiii or shrinking of the an . asy to utton. 1 The niedi is one of thc most sensitive parts of the body. Here is where the nerves and blood v_essel_s pass from the body to tli_c brain. Any compression to the iicck is injurious to thc nerves, causing ner- vousness, and also prevents the circulation ofthe blood, which affects

the health of tlie wliole body.

Try the new GOFl"S PATENT ADJUSTABLE NECK-BAND

SHIRT. Retail price $1.25 and $i.5o. Add tencente for pootageu Ask your merchant for it or write to

(i0Fl" I C0., CIIARLDTIETDWN, P; lo _ISLANIL

- underwear

Here, at Last, You who have only half-liked

the 'union suits of the paSt--- slip into a suit of =the new,

comfortable _

better kind ---.the kind a man

can wear - with genuine comfort'

I /

and contentment. Justfask for '

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Closed-A Groton ~ \

CQMBINATIQNS

The part tliatfwas always so troublesome in the `

_o_l_¢_li kind now pets are siliuf as can be--doesn't gap -__

oesn‘t stra n. ru _y tis an iniproveme t se __` ,

""1 °PP\T°¢i°¢9» 4 Some .trustworthy mil; .F ir; vi

we every day has an _an-av. _of :hose oombins-

_iff li _ is

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tlbns in stock that-includes.. favorite weight' *__ i ' 3-, _ __ ._ and style.; foi'.P__en-_-_A.` » . _ 2;. ___`__,-.'-.._`=‘i" = new unilerm'fl_i_|0s`i hnd'_l‘@dtik.hir theiii-‘ii'tc‘iehr.d`s?i:___ .W " __

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