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A Student

is hampered both physic- ally' an'd‘ jnentally. The child with a tendency to round shoulders is having its growth retarded' by lack of breathing capacity and this conditipil is ag- gravated by ths* indoor life of the school room.

Shoulder Braces are Needed

Proper Braces are in-

valueabie to the child.

The time to straighten

the shoulders is early. ‘ Vi/c have the proper

. kinds for either boys or

' gii ls.

J. G. Jamieson

DRUG GIST

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Wedding

Rings

tampcd, G. li. 'I`- are the ind that will wear a life- time. We liave ii large stock of iok, i.-,x and 18k in all sizes.

Prices $i.5o to $8.75 ac-

cording to weight.

G. ii. Taylor

Jeweler s. opiiciuu I

NEW ’KlNG GEORGEIIOTEL

WH. HONBOURQUETTE, Hgr.

Private Baths. llunx\ing_ Water and

Long Distance 'Telephones in all rooms. Large Bright Sample Rooms.

CUISINE UNEICJELLED SYDNEY. N. S.

-'din

skin-1 or New ruiizvrruiii-1.

3 sidebdnrds, s \i'i¢kur Ciisn-`s, is

Iron Beds, Parlor Tables, Parlor Suites, Goiiches, Extension Tables, Bureau and Commodes at lowest prices. rice our lilatresses and Springs, they are the best for the least money. All sizes. If the size is not in stock we will serd and get it for you, no extra charge. Go-Carts and Baby (Larriages to clear at a discount, James Paton & Co.

9-6lVit.i.

"Nearly every disease known tf-

mankind is caused by :in impure 'rn- iiition of the blood aid in inzillc the blond rich, pure and red you should

use Mac's Blood Food. A hox 50c. ‘OWU lll IE BBVII1

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1 _ ,

While it would scarcely be correct

to say that agriculture is the exclu- sive business in Prince Edward ' Is-

land, it is quite sais to say that it is the one business upon which all others depend, that without it there could be no other business. In the in- terests oi every other- calling, then, as well as in the interests of the far- mers themselves, it is important that this calling be fostered to its utmost limit, to its ultimate Capacity.

It would be quite possible to divide

the province into a few farms on which the (ew proprietors could make

small fortunes and enjoy in compara- tive solitude .the fruits' of their

labors. They would necessarily re- quire iew merchants, iew lawyers. few doctors, few schools. Ships from the neighboring provinces could call occasionally, bring their supplies from nbroad, and carry away their surplus products. They would be mon- archs of all they could survey and would (ind ample scope for enjoying themselves in seeing their accumula- tions grow. But, it is unnecessary to add, it would be making poor use ml one of the richest pieces ol land in the world.

While the present tendency towards

enlarging our farms is not likely to go so far ns this, there is a very ser- ious dangcr that it may be carried to such an excess as to cripple every other business by reducing our popu- lntion to a point at which the carry- ing on of any business other than farming must become unprofitable. The maintenance of our cities and towns, of our schools, our trades- iiicn, our professionals depends upon

must lail, if there are few people our schooll. our churches, our professions will starve. This requires no elabor- ation. ‘

The salvation of our province de-

laticu, sud-it the population is in- creased there must be room made lor the new coniors. There is no room under present condiilious aa practi- cally averv--acre ol land is occupied.

What then? Either we must give up

all hope of that increase of popula- tion. which, all agree, would be so desirable, or change our methods of farming. ~-

But, says one who owns and suc-

cessiully operates a large farm. must I cut “D my larm into live acre strawberry -beds, sell all my horses

make room for twenty or thirty im- .inigrants'I By no means. We have no hope that the successfully operated farms will be cut up and the land di-

thcss farmers are giving employment to a reasonable number of men and women and are probably producing ss much profit as if divided into smaller farms. But there are many farms, large and small, which, be- cause oi a misguided adherence to old methods, are being worked at a loss and the sons and daughters who

made the homes of many who now

liuardian is contending lor is not the abandonment of methods that have proved successful but the occupation

The Two Macs 9-131*/U1 , - , _.___ .__

to the hands of outsiders while we

{;¢§3¢.__,.,_¢_}_ factories stand they, the larmers, ,.11 we say that wb have the largest

§.i~..r~..r-..r-.:~.|-.i~.:-.J-.f~__,,`,Q _, 4...: E I ( can get their price, probably a high- and Mat assorted “wk 0( bg" in the 5 E me r,R:;; e cr price than thc present. It is not city, lt's either a true or _a false

ue; mmm _m-

Eagle Stove Clay is a

make any brick stove lining as good as new. It is made fioiu asbestos which makes it absolutely Fire

Get some of this stove clay today if your stove

linings are in need of repairs.

_ Fennell 8-5’ Chandler

fire-proof mixture that will

case will he the concern having the

quit and the chances are ton to one that the present factories will be the

quitters. Doubtlcss the new concern will use its patrons right for they mean business. The farmers will get their price lor their milk but there will be practically no butter or cheese manufactured in the province. It will moan, for one thing, that butter and

| cheese for home consumption will

have to be imported or their mann facture left to those in the outly- ing sections, beyond tha roach of the new factory. And it will probably

Victoria Row, Opp. Post Oiiise. mean very much higher prices for

these commodities;

,.. _ _ _ l _ _ ,_ Third. The question oi wages in

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C-...Hivi y_`pu___i fri si kinder.. one an '

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'“l\lo 2

In this space during 13 consecu-

tive weeks will appear an "ad" oi one of the 13 Retail -Stores that specisliz¥"in

_ Callieronfs lioine-

. Made--Bread.

'4 I Forihs comlngwopkwawrltb _

g§.ft‘l‘.s‘e:'.i.":.'t.i'.s.:1'::..i.':.:‘:l..'.=::.‘;3:: ‘;:°::.‘i.‘.i.: (Nil 2) 30"" .cum-“N “°°°'$.':.°|_llYA-iitslio ii: ofosr services before the fatal moment. V ` (EM A"‘“‘*l

General groesr-As long as lhs "oldest

" ' _'_' Y 7 '_ 3 Co. uhabiunf' can remember "Camsron's

Groeeryf’ has beau a feature of this strut.

"' f I l V ' llltisl Hanagers, Charloiioinym, l°i°r\!-lw° vllmueowl hdmvv-

` ` S. M_|"¢Ks ‘ ‘gs . _ -‘ ,ally popular wilhihs pupils-spseiall<s:a» I

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Which the past' low years furnish |0200 _notable examples. 'Phe legiti- mate inference isthat either the gov-_ ernment must pay its olllcia ;,raa-

sonable salaries or put up ot,-_

peuds upon the increase ol our popu- noni; 'ho U, ,wth may wighyiggt

they receive. _ ' ‘ »

From our larmers, our stores and our oilless, young msn and young women have for years gone abroad to receive wages that were relused them at home. They are still going

and we are still dsploring the exodus. Il the exodus is going to be stopped there must be 3 more reasonable dis- tribution of proiits between employer and employee, The employer must not attempt to gobble it all up. otherwlse‘labor, in all its branches, will continue to leave us.

und val'-il0. mv modern machinery. 10 While welcoming all the capital

and-every enterprise that can come to us we need to look these condi- tions square in the lace and, if

"Mail orders always receive the

vided up among strangers. Many ol “"'n° prompt careful t t t in

. rea men

our store as do personal calls. We receive your order as soon as it ar- rives in the city and all orders are iilled the day they are received. If you cannot come to the city yourself mail your order-our store is as near as your post ollice. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Sta. Mllti.

“I-lear about those Over Seas cig- ‘

should be employed upnu them forced are we recently stocked? smokers are

to go elsewhere to earn a living. :;`l°l°l';ga:hl:;“m';3l;t Tm U““°“' Th°°°' by l“t°"Blv° l”ml”g and by 10cl,pt.l‘i=re3-for Zgc. G. Jlailillililidlil division into workable sizes could be prnggggt, 9_uM¢_|f

have their homes elsewhere. What the NEW DIRECTOR FOR '

ROYAL BANK OF CANADA.

MONTREAL, Sept. 12.-The di-

tne me ur our population. Ii time of ii in i ns i i rm i ii i ’°°t°'“‘° °' the RW” Bm" °' Can'

ure fc\v customers, our commerce las ian bl: Zuccesldfdlly swllrkllaldll sz” agzalfmmgiggegddtd Ilgdrry éggrdzggé' =-'-of---‘-= ---------'--f----=--.--.»-=---.-_--_-_-_-.-.~.-_-».-_-.~.~.~-----.-._-.-_._-_._-.-_Y=~_~_._.},._._._-.-_.._._._.,-, ment by Which' the Royal Bank pur-

- chased the 'l`rs.der’s the latter insti- LOOK INTO IT. the enterprise to takej advantage of tution_ was entitled to three repre-

_’”' them' 1¢ "_ true we ,Pad our milk sentatives from its board, and Mr.

The l1llf10llllC0m0I\i2 tllhl- a coudcus- business, a. proiltabie hbusiness too, Dyment has be” “dam in r°°°g“l'

d » - -_ " _ tion of his services in putting E bllUl;kdf8C¢0fY lu Blwllli l10__b0 ti perhaps as proiitable `i“this, in its through the ,,ma1g,ma¢,ion_

ta is 0 ln Emlmlld- HB Dllblillllefl in way, but not as profitable as if The Ontario members of the Royal

The Morning Guardian, has several badmd up. by more capital and bank board 1;? as iolvllowsz-E. F. f t h~ h in - _ B. Johnson, .0., ol oronto; W. eaflfss lc W spiwsl in various pushed as it ought to bg. we have _,_ sh,,,,,hm.d_ 0, wm,,mhe,m_ C’ S_ ways to iarioiis people. We lind it is let the opportunity ,np and we shall Wilcox 0' Hamilton .pwsident 0, these- “WOW Dihml- now be obliged to ses otiiers come in the steel company of Canada. and

1. The enterprise is being cstab- from onggide and make mon” which Albert E. Dyment, ol Toronto. The

l~ h 1 it 1 Ontario section of the board will ilso;;ncf;n cap a (rom outside the we and our sous Bhd ‘l°“Sl‘¢°" inset in Toronto, and will deal-with l _ ' _ could have made had we had the sn- all matters pertaining to the Onta- 3- It 03" lllflve Only at the ex- term-530 to go ing., |¢_ rio ,business so the Trader’s business

pens.; of in b me nd 5 ' i _ _ will practically be under the same

e " l' 5 ° use U We have other opportunities star mana ement as it WM previous to

_ . K

ilustry ol the province. mg us in the face and crying out the nmalgamatiom

3' It holds ‘mt to an °ml"l°Y° Ul for enterprise to exploit them. Shall E. F. B. Johnson, was also elected

the government of the province an We wait and me these, also' fa" in_ second vice-president oi the bank, oder of .1 higher salary than gh., gov- _ _ and will thus become chairman of urnmsnt is paying the 0n.tax-io section of the board.

‘_ ' V > iigiire out our three and a half per E_ L_ Pegg” the Sammi managu-_ First. The business which it is the cent interest and see om. sons ,md remains 5|-st vicmpresidgnt and

purpose of this company to carry on daughters go elsewhere to earn A “W Stuart Strnthy becomes supervisor here has been staring ns in the lace ings f°r 0“t‘“`l°' with his °m°° in T°r°“'

_ . ' to. I-Ie will have charge as form-

fnr mum' years' All ‘ts posslbumes 3¢C0Hd- will lf- PHY the province erly, of the general business for 'this

“’°"e °l‘°" to ““- We ‘md the m°“°Y to abandon the butter and ensues iu- province. and. as there are ww 112 necessary to establish it-salted dustry? The new business Wm ce,._ branches of the bank in O1ital".0 1 ~ ty - gs banks at three _ alone, the duties ol the former di-,

' tamly WY me C°mP““y5 they l‘“°W rectors and general mansgonof the

nd “ lm" P" °°"t'_““d We had "3 their business. It will pay the farm- "l'rader's will be considerably in-

" PC _ ers, for while the butter and cheese ¢"°°°°d-

Q filing” 0 s at B11 likely' howeven that the I,re_ stafamnnt We are satisded to lst the

/_g E/'li|,,_lf sent factories and the new one will :xg gwteiilcéaanzg :;‘;°3:d§;T,' £32 . .._ _ .

\ ini., continue to do business side by side Pm,” Bm, Ltd 9 mm”

. - 1 ~_ f 0 O ' .. . - . r b-I..-.f S L g It win be a nm oi ine survival ni » -

' tove Injn S ins struct, and cnc attest in this W'

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T *--,~.“..f.;,~r;,-_~_»- 5"“'i_»f. re arations on the market toda for

l -w ..._,., glut., @\ , , y

.i .ri-uu-..~_.._,_ ., yi- repairing broken and worn out stove

"""“"~f-'f -” linings.

roof.

._ - 58% 'ip ' ‘lull Eagle Stove Clay is one ofthe best

‘The School iliai has won ilie

Civil

Service-,-..

Examm ations

.take place in November. We prepare students for these exam- inations. Full in. formation 'toge- ther with appli. cation fo r in s may be secured

- at' our oilice.

V Call or write

for particulars. 1

'Union Commercial ‘ Colligo.

Wm. Moran Pi'lii.'

"Ncwloypi Sauk Build-

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V _ *_* er-.-. M, .. f l

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' . - - Bunn. -vs. Lancia Numa. _ lllblv to in ` "calm _uv h1sl\¢r"l\\ 'C " A' " ' 1'7"fl

‘ _' his own province or elsewhere. 'ol ~ ~ L. ..

tended you should.

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ou lu.-mere.. f ‘

Nulife

Nu1if.(R.ui Blood 'r..bien)i. fue gm-iesfe blues »

and nerve iood -that has ever b_een offered"suii`erin'g'

_ humanity. It is a nerve iood, blood builder and purifier

that has no equal on the market today. It has takeun _

i manylyears of cafeiul testing, experimenting and an..

alyzing to bring‘Nulife to its present state of perfection. _

_ It contains allthe good points of other blood and nerve

tonics with several potent powers of 'its owntthat bring about a quick, pernament cure,

Nulife Gives Good Results

ln Every Case

Nulife will cureanydisease arising from impure or improverished con-

dition of the blood by creating rich, red blood, making the nerves steady; the brain clear and enabeling you to enjoy the perfect health that Nature iii-

Nulife will bring about satisfactory results if used regularly according ~.

l to directions. One box, alihoughit may not cure, will relieve even chronic _ cases while, in nearly every case six boxes brings about a pe_rm'aueiit cure.

Nulife costs 5oc. a box, 3 boxes for $1.25 and éboxcsfor $2.51;

‘ For sale by all dealers.

inieifnaiional _ Drug Corp’n 'London and Berlin

l \

K. S. ROGERS-Special

Canada Life Claims are Promptly Settled

Canada Life claims are always paid promptly, ready money

being thus provided ata time when it is most needed,

In the past iz years the Canada Life has paid or credited to its policy holders or their beneficiaries nearly $5o,ooo,ooo,oo. _ The Canada Life has the strongest reserve on the continent. It is the one reliable company for all loyal Canadians. Insure with it.

Call in today for full particulars regarding policies, etc. -

W. K. Rogers "‘“it°£._"..'..'.“..l'...'.’.l"‘°"

R. B. ROGERS-Special Ajlnl - Ksnainjlon _

Alenl--Cliarloiieiown

Con ventzon

The Annual Conventionlof

the P. E. I Teachers Associs t- ion will he held in P.W.C Hall, Sept 25th to 27th... _- Marshal L. Perrin L- L. D.

Ph, D, oi Boston University .and other prominent. educao ionslists will address the Meetings.

fs f . e ff. *fffff ' . 'riff-2' -' . 1 'riff r 5 _-ff-‘ f if ‘.f,‘r;;-21ufi*-‘S-fr

moi-ii money. one or me other must confidence of llie people" i<-------==~ ~ ---= f --

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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS

0ns cant rar word lirsl inserlion in this column. lial|`csnl por word lor caeb coal nisallon. Cash must accompany order and live ps'r eani lis- eolnl allowed. Minimum alaarjs Twsnly-live aanla.

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be comfortably accomodated in private family at 286 Graiton St. ~ 9~12M8ipd.

IE-MALE HELP

'BALESLADY WANTED AT ONCE.

Apply at_Boston 5 ai 10 cent. - -Dept;-'Stoi-o. . 9-10M5i

. BUARDERS Wpufgp ron sans. annul. ar cone wawrnn-'rwo srunnwrs Hi

Shore. Cumberland County, N. S.

_ Contains 300 acres, acres un- der cultivatlan, balance .well tim- bored, 80 rds. from school, good

orchard, good house, 'gil genu- buildlngs. Apply to M) . Jpbn Nicolson. 9-11M4ipd.

W. A =-.ii‘.i=i.s"ii'”r.i."i-l”===_, _

-WANTED-AT ONCE SIX BRIGHT

girls tolearn the millinsry busi- ness. _Apply to Moore '& McLeod.

. 9-10Mtl.

(WANTED A'l‘ ONCE A GIRL FOR

general housework in a small fam- ily. Apply at 88 Upper Hillsbor- _nugii st. sggiuung. wawrin, a Emi. Fon oiimmrii. housework-, ons who, understands plain cooking preferred. Apply to

‘ J. 0. Biml, |19 Richmond

t. _ 8-sllti.

WANTED A YOUNG LADY 'i'0 AT- tond store, must have lair sduastioii; one with some _experience prelsred. lwemieo required. Apply immediate-_ ly to D. Stewart, Eclipse Bakery. 168 Kent Street. 9-itllti.

'“'-'El'E""""‘

uaaiss ann imyx' s' ron sans.

Order now. Sale dslivary guaran- teed. Biiks Vasnatter, Balllnalad,

ontario. ' s-iiimugg. ron sans, z ram snack sn.- - var ions, plirfol vary dark patches (Mm ). Splendid color and-wall furrsl. Prl¢as,_stc.. ap-

aeraszwrion waN'rm'p IN so_I'i.m shop- Apply to Bruce Stewart ‘M Co. _ _ 8-16.!! tl _

T0 LET »

'l‘0 LET --STORE AN5 WARE

house. Apply D. Moqupid gt 'Mo- Quaid's Bakery, No. 9 Queen strut. 9-18M8ipd.

BUHNESS 0P|’0l'IUN|T|ES

inimornau oaprrai. irimm§`7i6iiS los attractive annrprises in all gub- stautial lines ol businasa. Rail- roads, Tractions, Water and meo- trio Powers. Irrigations, Timber, lllniug, Agricultural and 'Industri- al. Bond, Debantura and Stock Ig. NU: Uudarwi'-ittoh. Purchased or sole. Properties pui-annul im- E\ll‘0Dlln Elplcltation and Invest- ment. Pfiuansial Uiidlrtakinas of all ‘Otto handled. llileellaaaolll com- missions and orders oi all charact- srs accepted lor execution in any UWM” wintry. Oornspoiuianes ssoloslusruii entails at writ- iiil invited. The In and .ldiksrf alliance, 14 ia 1;

9-Mi4,i 7,zo&`z3 - V

_ Tender-

Rogers Bridqe. Dunk River ‘ _

Department oi _Public Works.

Charlottetown. Sheri. ri. 19"

Sealed tenders will, received st

thisolfice uniilnooiion' . ~

Wednesday, _ 3__¢'iittl\_l|ei_ ldiii.

l9|‘ ' '

from any person or' perss_iis“wll.lll1K (tion coiztract gr 't_ha"s;'};glyin`l¢)`:'l’i’\3 u°i.l'§,'.§'.§‘.."s.$"J.. ....'_‘i.'a...i...i (minus uf and iin¢_sun_e‘. swnf io be broken "siu`ali_ enough _to'_gb through irtiireeiiieii rlii|.__ i .» < The Department dues.-hptbiud

itseéf . to accept the' lowest or 11)? egifilllers io be' addressed in :he -undersigned and m"srk_e`d “Tenders” for Rogers Bridge. Dunk River.

“ , L. n. 1u`sini.I.AN

Ssteretary of Public Works _

9-i4 M E i.

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Bloomsbury st., Lmqn, _ ._ ..?“i...‘i'..‘.

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