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TRI! CHARLOTTIZTOWN GUARDIAN

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .’.‘.f`."i".I'.."."I.°".*.1'.1‘l'?I.‘”.iI.'°.`”.i‘i.‘.‘.‘_

do Journal, aiming to be JUST IHPABTIAL, BILIABLI

Ns»ir§!i':»§i§¢n°anua¢mmm¢mt.¢mma'»ua uaiaspls no no _ vines and rurvluilsd rlimdueaa thirty-.wo churches no ote spoke to hef-

'rzrm Pmo:PL:n'rl PAPER

_wzauusaradtlu uns».N¢ov;B ?& “°'“;t° .|::u-;5,;.:.;|-; :morally »..1c.n.e" ua liinrnin; Dailv teaeept Bundaylone mon 'P¢¥!lll'”~u3i U " ‘ ’ 3"- `

iiurai Oaiiyima»zutSundl.YlilU‘Y°l\‘bUmal| . . . . . . . ... . #L0 a°.:..": '.';.'%%°.."::_ ..""°°.....'.°!..°.'L."‘“‘..a'.'..'°.‘2.‘.*».». '*"“it".. . ~---»----~ r-- »-~»----. -» --ch ~=-»-»~- lrlllld Gleldiao PINIINIIX 6041191111- upon the air and attitude oi tht- visltor_ ""“ °”““ “"r.:.‘a”1'.f’.§a".:;.‘.§“;.'::.’;"'....‘“”~' ““'°““ "'

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IS-1-News Department..

lik!-Advddaiul Department \-3 5~U¢UWYll| D°lll‘¢IlM\l1! k Dann B._m_m‘p_m_ 0“g_°“n|p_,__w°,_m;7_”n_m_w|`m quite possible (or any one lo go ton

y, p_ g90D_ Mfggum lp' . J.lLB. )le(.Rl.A.f.\Y. Blau. church service or any other public meet~

A. IRWIN. Nswslkiisee sod

Anno. E4l.lla|aahte

'I`i.'I§DAY HORN INK: .

OCTOBER I. |917. _

QUEBEC WANTS UHGAVA-

Uugava is?-afar. vast, unurnanlzed

Cmadlan territory north of Quebec and b tween Hudson: Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Its area is %i,Q57 square miles. It lslarzer than France by l.'>0,(lI) square nlies Quebec wants lt, and Quebec is in the way oi getting pretty much what she wants these days. Quebec will get Ungavait the smaller Provinces do not ti’e their protests in time and energetical- ly insist that her territorial azxrancilxe- meuuahall cease, or be only grantel on a basis of compensation.

There are strong reasons why they

should insist on this. At the date ol Con-

lederation Quebec was made tl.e pivot kmvlnce ot the Dominion, with &3 members oi Parliament and

‘all the other Provinces were limi- ted to the same proportion of representation to population as Quebec

` shall have. The proportion was at the

PR nut one member to some lS,0J0 people. lt

is now one member to about %,iXD. The _ more rapid izruwth ot Quebec has had the

We are showing a great

many beat: irnl articles suitable for GIFTS.

effect of reducing the representation oi

Ontario, Nova S:otia,New Brunswick and

three Provinces are clamoring for further enlargement, These are Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba. Each ol them has been grratly enlarged already, and their grteti for territory has intrexasd by being fed. They will make common causo in the new land grab, and their combined voting power in Pari.ament is equal tn two thirds of both Hou. es. What are we going to do about lil Whatiait in our power to doi The Parliament of. Canada has lull authority under the B. N. A. Act iS7i, “with the consent ol the Legislature oi any Province, to increase, diminish or otherwise alter the limits oi such Province. . . ." The Leirisiaturea oi Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba will greedily accept. the new territory.

I; is clearly the duty of the smaller Pro-

vlnces to fight to the last ditch any fur- ther verritr rial ex ension ol the big inland

Provinces except ons basis ol money tl. _

ward island, ia makings vigorous eifort to si cure “raiito the Mainland." This it `

compensation tothe smaller Provinces. The unorzanised territories belongto the people of Canada at large, and wert-

bought and paid ior with the peoples a~slst.auce toward bridging from island money. \Vby should these vast areas be to island at-ross the straits, The projsckd

flung away in sops in Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba! A apeciu en of whathas already

searches thirtaelr persons. tan 0! I-Nil pawn, spain mths manger, and ID

Fx-.rmthls it ia argued that the invit -

We le.rnr~i this conclusion aa lame and

There are strangers who do not wantlo be spoken to by others whom they do not nos/,at church, or elsewhere. and itil

init we» ring an air and bearini which will effectively prtvent him being spokento. The lault, ii (suit there b -_ may be wholly with the visitor.

The Halifax Echo, commenting on the

matter, concludes that "only a \'e:y small n rt ot those who attend church zo to worship GoJ;ii they di-i they ao .ld have a look or awtrd for a fellow wonihippel." We sub-.nit that worship ouuht to he the |ci»ief tbjent In attrnding church; that

soclahllity at church ia quite secondary, howtv.-r desirable it may be; that all cburcher really welcome the strxtnaer to the prlvileitc ol worship. and that the "commissioner" who lroes around irorn church to church to test their soelslfl ty and with the object. oi ilodinir material

ltr an adverse report, ia not usually in either a worshipping or an honestly social mood. -

ISLANDS AND RAIL CONNECNON-

\'»\nccu\'c-r island, which has not more .wi hal! the population of Prince Ed

is proposed shall be attained by federal

work will be costly and the route circui- tous but the Columbinnaare euemetlc and

Stolen Pleasure

The children will show you

the merits of Mooney's biscuits if you give them the chance. l'iooncy’s Perfection

Cream Sodas I made themselves famous

all over Canada in s very short time. Crisp. tasty. Diifaenr from anyother cracke-

you have ever' eaten.

Say "Mooney's” to yom' grocer.

have

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Travel bv your _own line é. _ ' 4 \.\ li. and the service by _ ‘bw `§ \

las ocrari llrurln \ l }

\\ill leave __ ? \\\ v/_//

D-it l.’.:‘.‘:r.::.,$;‘.:‘;...:.‘ F Monctuuz.25 urive' ' `A wwmmw

Daily ex. Mon ay bully ex- S\lUd*Y Montihl 7,3oa.n:. Moncton 1.25 p-mi

Direct contettion between Montreal,

western Ontmio and Charlottetown. Through sleepin: c»r`» between Mung treal and Moncton; apleudtd tceneiy

CII IOIIIC. I

For further iniorm ation apply to

G. A SHARP, Superintendent,

P. E. Island li'-iilway,

or General l’..s.tnt er l).purlmenf.

` ' Moncton. N. U.

J. i.. i`H0hirON

Ticket Agent, Charlott_lowu.

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YOU will ina it to your sd-

.vantage to purchase YW!

ewelry and silverware from me.

C. W. Patterson,

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Grafton Sta.

Special attention given to repair-

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SYDNEY. C- H Earties hm-ingilv-k screws and other tools

ueneral Commission "ert;hsnt»

Island Produce handled on n»mmis~

sion.

Prompt rev-lf' :rum e

4-tgdrwtyr

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(`>°6eBANK OF NEW BRUNSWICK

» f -. l a rvturn them without

Sirswgl-iwlhoa-‘iii riifglio t- ite such means as lil not btpleasan toi -ure return of th-me

51,, ` s.u:clt srswaivrsoo.

P. E.i. RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. Sent. 16th lill1. l»l'l|Di

oi this Railway will run as follows:

'ri-sins outward Trains Inwarl

read_down Stations. read u _

No. No. l\o.No. N¢~ Nil U- 5

HEAD OFFICE ST. [Ol-l`\l. N. R

Capital . . . . . . $707,000 Rest and Undivided Profits over . $1,200,000

Savings Bank Departmen

Janes MANCHESTER, . . . President. §;,,,

P.B.KESSF.N. - _ . General Manager. --*Mi---M1P`“' I

7. 6. 3. 1. P.ir.t a.\s P.M.a L85

rim :tw

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River 1u3t`i8.06 *Lift eralriJe 10.04 7.$ 3.25 7m enainzwn 9.35 1.i2 L49

Bettis dv. 9.00 6.50 9.15

a.n.r>.u. r.|r.a.ir

.`i‘°‘°“"§'ll§ id

rtngiun gg ig ht-.mill als tue izalshdpus ms

H. S. PETHICK, Manager.

Prince Edward Island in recent years. In

gud gp to dggg SILVER, ` this way the Inland has lost one third oi WARE its Bret representation of six members.

We are headqu "Mrs for in other words byealarging the bushel

WEDDING RIN G5' measure oar rrrain crop measures less than

G u T I l it d.d at Brat. The Quebec with which

_ 0 W or) the other Provinces federated in Iwi had .l¢‘¢l¢f- and Optrcian. an area oi ti»<i,355 square miles. This was

increased some years ago to 351.873 square

miles. Premier Gouin new proposes to acquire Ungava and more than double

Call and see our new

J, the present area ol Quebec by the addititn

Barrister and Attorney UFYICIZ-07|!! Rblal Bank Of Canldl

KENSINGTON. P- E~ I-

BY T0 [DAN on good security of land ate rat of interest.

wfrdw

VISIT

REDDIN BROS Exhibition Week

Our customers from the

country are asked to make our store “Their Headquarters." Everything in drugs.

REDDIN BROS.

givlngto the pivot Province, an area of 708534 square miles, a total expanse 0-' land exceeding that oi France, Germany. Aus: ro-Hungary and the three Province ~ of Nova Scotla,.New Brunswick and Prince Eiward Island combined.

We see that Quebec has already been

ncirly doubled in sire since the union oi 1867, Ontario has been more than doubled in the same period. Vast new Pro\'ir.ces have been created and .added in the west. The Maritime Provinces are ot the same size as they were in 1%? and cannot be en- larged. Compare the big Provlnoesand the little Provinces as shown in the tol- lowiug ofilcial table ol their present.

AFCHSI

Ontario square miles.

Quebec 35l,S73 “ “ Manitoba 73,732 “ “ Saskatchewan 250,650 “ “ Alberta 253,640 “ " BColumhln 372,611) " ‘ Nova Scotia 2i,4.8 “ “ NewBrunswlck27,iE5 “ “ P. E. Ialand 2.184 " “

PHONE I ODP- P- "-

The present danger lies in the iaot that_

been thrown .way is shown at Cobalt, t which with its millions of wealth was I not within the bounds of Ontario at the date oi Confederation. We know not

what treasures of mineral wealth lie can. obligation as We have in reaani to eilicl- cealed in Ungava. Il Quebec the pivot ent and continuous steam communication

with the Mainland. Their-, moreover, the

be only on a basis ol mont-tary compen- l navigation is not interrupted hy ite in

winter, and furthermore, Victoria on

nothing from the public domain so lar, \'.incouver island, coioys the same and with the added stipulation my through ratesto points in Central Canada their representation lu ut- Cimmou-'ah \'anc>u»'er 1* .tors on the Mainland.

Province, is to he further enlarged, let it |

cation tothe Provinces which have lzote

within two years.

he Victoria Colonist apprars t/\ have no ioubt Lhat the work will be undertaken

Now, British Columbia has no binding

charloltelown.

No. 9 N0. 10 P. ii. ’ A as. 1,40 dp.E" ei-aid Jo ar 1.1! 3.3 larf .Travsrsedp 6.5.!

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8i'.Peter's _ 7.8

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sh\ll nevtrbe less than the number We do not riou t tha Vancouver Islanri

allotted them on entering the union. This is simple justice.

THE STRANGER lN CHURCH.

The Ladies' Home Journal recently sent

aut a lady commissioner ln plain clothes

who visited thirty-seven r-hurchea in New ;

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minus " KIDNEY , » PILLS _fs

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We Still Manufacture

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School desks-and will be

g.._` GREAT srt:crALIsTs is sToM.xcil ..§\\\`_\\\

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.\\~` ` ,.; V ville, Ou .. cured hinieeliywitn Ferrozonel \`\;\¢\\ "My|rouble" he says "was chronic ca- * `. *.\ s ' '

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prices on any quantity,

MARK- WRIGHT Fllll. C0.

_ 1’ ugrmgmowm SL , I zs ml. . .._., 'mr-; rtltgscr Macizmt um, W _,

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;__; lief, and I also used tmarrhozune whit-l i is good for catarrh. Although lr took »

__'___,_ stomach cararrh, indlgrsllm, nn.; |¢|nd,» ,|

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la ‘ __. at all dealers.

lil) qllOli6

'wil yet ne* "nil connection." Her pt-nple and Gc\'erun.t-nt are energetic and will makeailaht ltrli. But it will be a buvninz shame ii the rails are extended to \'ar-couver Island before Prince Ed- vr rd Island is also given an all-rail ech- n- ctlt n.

In clnnection [with .\I\rcou|`s wireles l'f€'@lil'oDh system the Sydney Post recali» the interesting fact that Columbus, the dlscoverer ol America, Americua Ves- pucius from whom it takes ils name, the Cabots, and now Marconi, who has thrown an electric bridge across the A‘la|.tlt,“»\cre allhom sunny Italy."

The Canadian Courier rec tlis that once

when S rJohu Macdonald dropped in to set: Sir David M -cphersou he found P.in-

clpil lhatlt thtr.-, seeking a' oiher chequ from :Kr Duvid for Questia i.ni\'ereity. The latter protested that when l.e had

given the last previous cheque Pl-incip..

all time. “That may be," said Sir John q\ll¢l|Y. “but hadn`t you better give ri little lor eternity V And the extra chrqut was produced.

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CATARRH.

Thouuh often the_v_fail to give even tem-

porary relir-', Mr. \\ Se mour of llunts

arrn oi theatonmch. Tnerv- was cv ns‘an had taste in my mouth, I was costive am u-uaily nause ated before and alter meals, I als had in .

u it pnaw lr sensation in th

s oniach. Fennzone gave rue prrnt rr-

uu.I»<-r of l>oxe< of Fenozone. iw-t I-rf-l my health and uday am uile well," I-`.».

i.-otriers nothinil excels Ferrnzoue. in

a thousand oaaes it has prow-fi a wonrhr. lui snccees. Try it youraeli, -'>0u pt-r bo;

You Want thc Bcst

teaand eoBeeto be had in the city, well call here.

Groceries Canned

Goods

alwsya freahly_stoeked and

Fancy and Plain

Croeheryware

I he el t rl ¢ I slyleb :ui eolol|:in;s, :t prices that are right.

Horse Feed.

in choice stock to select from. Cali or aesdfyour mdev to

il. l.. IIOOPER,

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liu.l9. Noll. r=.lr. a.ar. 5.20 lv Ch‘tAwn ar lil.05 b.ilJ Vernon River LH tl.t'5 aralurr ayllarbordp 6.3] P.u. a.ar.

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Trains arc rungy .atlantic tan ri mc. ‘Norm 5 and 6 t.r ns run Monday Wednesday

and F ridny, '

lNor~ 7 and Strains run Tuesday, Thursday

and Saturda .

G.A. SIIARIK Slept. P. E. I. R.

_ l\nrl0tlA:wwn.P. F.. I.

DJPOTINGEII, I S. (L

c et very little more thin the old time rubber lates and are a HUNDRED 11511-5 B

Th ylareil ht , ,t . l be - _ ` ,ETTEH

atisiagtory tlign tliiiyromz-ligiltrirlllilriielhvto l:i1;lit"!il,:tloutiLe°na|liLi'oymtord>gm md “N in M ery “ay mm

vrrAr.|zeD anti P l 1 `

Sure and Pleasant. ails noafifiarefgtz-egxnacuon' Safe

t-.y this tl od w - U ; - . . Ask yotirnirliznds Sritludlieexy vglll ldlegbdvihslytllfslsslgciiol nun you my M Bu'

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Gen. Man. Gov't Rvs. Moncton

For rates in the P. E. Island Mutual Fire ln-

rurance Comlpanies on lfurm Buildings. churches, Hal s, School Houses, Choem Fac- tories, Water Mills, Stems. llc., aphl ru

C. D. BELL. Pleasant gireet.

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sale on every news stand in your city

The wholesome, hopeful national '

the American outdoors. Its ztriiclcs hraliglliitngriig of personal experience. its fiction is the best con- f¢mP01'f=l1'y American literature. Its facts are

, accurate and authoritative. Its artistic beauty is

The October number contains: O l

THE wav or A MAN. b i-:Mr-:Rso ~

ceded ro be the greatest noveliloliiiiliieygiellxir This “dm L' generally con'

gl 'rr-rn couurav ram, t oavm L

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the old country fair ns it used to bSeI.NG’ in “meh the muh" “cans

na1.t,ooNtNo AND Aiémal. Navloa _

outline of the immense uid p:alc?il‘qailbal'irFsiil. LcA’iilrd’ UASIA" b°"_’K in and to notions in war. ps 0 tend" ‘° such"

Yaaus or 'rms roawaan mack, t v/mes: rr . .

of yarns unskeined by a congeliial pany 0': b,?:,IdP§!?§e'e‘:°‘|;|iK 8 bunch

ROUND UP DAYS- by STEWART sowaan wmrlz n n ner'

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'rsw svrutous. one sr. »‘gi:r:?:\i:i;sKrEi:1itBc§;' bf LVN." l tory in the fomi of vivid persona] ,k¢|¢|,¢,_ 5 "‘°“‘ H‘°'

And a dozen other featur f ‘ '

i _ of ascore of divers scenes, glrgpibriiiegictsddvbiyhapitigetsdgiiplm

person of paintings and drawings, p"°`

There is no decrying the ' t ' ~ -

° interest that pervades, not g

THE OUTIIJG MAGAZINE. .

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