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MR. AITKEN BROKE

I TI-IECHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN_

wi-:DNi:sDA'v, DECEMBER znrgio, _ __

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. Political sentiment in Prince Ed- ” You calf! eu}0y ward Island has long been pretty

'- 'Z i w, life with 3 gm-pid equally divided between the Liberal mit that protection has built up

6 <_,_ < liver “-hat then; land L`»oi.iscivative parties. The Gon-'industrial centres in Ontario and

_ I <` ' ` seivative part introduced the sys- Quebec, which have profited largely

\ . ' 1- . ' ` Y '

--pr/gil* Tdke Abbeyssam ‘tern of protection in Cauada and atlby having the Maritime Provinces

UDP- i=oi»tii.Aii opinion AND 'rsmi-‘ir REDUCTION. »

-1 isnt- l

' ol

of The Guardian, or even that The Examiner. We are free to ad-

v '» . \;:g_.-r.~-r-i`_»§' _ 25Cl1!1db0C~ the outset the Liberal party Vigo - and the Northwest fenced in for Sold ever‘.where_ ‘ously 0p|ioi.-.ed it. The Liberal party their exploitation. But as to Prince 5ALT' ' came into poivcr and introduced the Edward Island especially and the_

AY I7 7 British prelerence, but otherwise re-

;

lithey did so we need not now consi-

der. Mcn will stand by their polit-

ical leaders and parties whether they

believe in all the party

ilit or not, and of

A iqk solid gold brooch

set with real pearls, with safety catch and pendant attached. There is no question as to thc quality

G of a gift like this, as they

partv introduced it and those

:irc so dainty :intl service- able that they please the

most exacting.

Our stock of tlicsc

brooclics is worth seeing :is we have an extra large stock and the prices are , low.

I We'p\lt each in a ly ilelmtalile It is notorious

nice pl iish case.

__--- 1--_gthrr-_sired out by abler pens than that

me pwpic of Princq Edward Island true, s ,10 ,mg want. 9, high customs tariil. ing.conditions would be. For many What they obviously desire is the years past The Guardian has stood

fr do of trade they can on this ground and by its ever-grow

greatest cc m ' _ _

a (,b'_am_ ing constituency of readers We are

° ° ' AS U, the thenr-ies oi protection assured that this policy commands

"land free trade little that is new can the approval of the great majorit

Jeweler lhr- Said, The argument has beenof the people of Prince Edward Is

Maritime Provinces generally, thc

itained the protective system. Why blngk indictment against protection

framed into the Liberal platform of 1893 stands truer than when it was written by Mr. Fielding at the time.

"That the existing tariff, founded

upon an unsound principle...bas de-

lil 'Y this class are those Conservatives velopad monopolies, trusts and coni-

` who support protection because their bim,tir,ng_

",,.It has oppressed the masses t0

Liberals who now excuse protection the enrichment of the few;

if _ _ . . 1 -_ .

becaiise their Pai-ty leaders have rc- |_____£~_'_f_l__h“5 "*‘\l*-ed Bfiat Obs Of POD

tained it. _ _ _ .in has impeded commerce; _

'Flierc are other shades of opinion. _ “Iii these and niany other ways it including those who think protect-phazi o_cc_a_r;i0n¢3_ |i71”_8i1_i___l:_\_1_\7lel_i__l:1_-l\<1___I::`_;£ i. _ » ,_vaeinJ y, v . .

_ _ion has been a good thing _for Can ]c(___t______e to gmw ___ intensity “smug

Hd” “S B “`h“l“» ‘mt "‘]“"‘°“S to as the present taritl system remains

iPrince Edward island. Hut We ‘I0 in force. _ not believe there can be found a _“That the highest interests of ' . - 1 . l le and a roinoval of this

¢,m»1.m~u|',.. guard of intelligent resi-_:__‘_l_l_1t':__‘cf;~____i ni

[dents of I'riiicc Edward island who ‘ “That to this end the ml-ig B-.houm ibclieve that tliq protection SYS*-“TH be reduced to the needs of honest. has been of any advantage to this economical and eflicient government." il’rovince commensurate with the bur- Here exPl`€HS@d in COUGTGW f°"m_ is _ 0’

upon our pt-oplc. This point is hard- tariff has cone or ii 1

' that Island, is still doing, and what the

tatesmanline remedy for exist-

land. . _

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-.‘ WILFRID A\'l'J THE FARMERS tiators. The Premier was only brn

| iiocitwoon _ “I” ‘ ~ -~ 1. 0

lt is not surprising that Sir Wil- very much. What is really imDQ\`f-all

2 ----1

t the farm h t both the Premier and his col-

3 iiiiiiiicyk iiiiiiéi

‘i s¥td‘ni;,vrl:iii\inii1Zv

Malice an

Acceptable Gill

Mavbe you (lon‘l give _vour

lady lricngs Chocolat:-s as oftt-n ini you think you should. hu- cnuse you’\'e |ieui'd them coin- plain about being tiiji-il oi ~;aiicl_y You need have no tour ot this

score. if you seleotyour tgrnnd - People ilon’t quickly tire ‘of H.Ol`l\W()O[) i1ll0i')LAi‘l<.:l because they are lust it lit_tIe hotter than mu;-it_ others. 'I ry unc box and convince _voursel _

Rockwood Cliocoliiies :ire

imuie uni! lrom the liigliest zrade an purest ini¢i~e<iit~.nts. under absoliitely' clean rind

ssnitsr ' conditions

The White Candy Co,l.id

.ink Your Deiilcrs causes loss of revenue.

St Iohii, N. B.

irid Laurier in his reply 0 ' is t a

irs' delegation did not succeed in ieggues must have been impressed, it fully satisfying them. Their demands the country has been, with th were large and various. 'Furirl chan-imnwing strength, the enduring an gee so swsevillil HS tl\0S€ HSKCG f°" vital force of the moveinent for tai' ure not of the kind that the leader ifl reduction. And the visit. of th of a snvcrnnient could promise 05 farm delegates to Ottawa must an

hand. All governments are reticent a- will produce r€==\lltS.

hoiit making specific promises as to

reduction or increase of duties. A The Guardian was in error in as prospective decrease of duties operu- suming that the freigm had bee tes as a check to imDcrt8ti0“ and cleared out oi Sumincrside when th

Minto made her _ sudden departure m.,1_ Fort Erie UBL

I“ this case We have negodatiom from that port. Our Summerside nnteed by Geo., li. Hughes, city.

pending in regard to reciprocity. Un- correspondent informs “S that A du” desi" or ““xlety_."°n_°_“r part that time there were forty to iift might handicap us, or be taken ad- carhmds awaiting Shipment to th

dent in not promising too muc ,

M _,a,,,,,,,9___,,,_,,, the W,,_,,,,,,,.r,,,,_ ,,.g.,_ ________1____d_

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' Pinus cousin IN is 'ro 14 DAYS.

"That large booth devoted for mt _ d t h , th

xmas linens consisting uf Spreads' AZ0 OINTMENT 59 guaranteed to ilgxiisinfr iiiidiis tlisrl? :Ion.c0li/liriyslfield

._ P

uiiielonrd scaris, tray covnis, tnble _ l .~ nuDk)ins. l0\‘/Glu. is Milli! WCU l‘f\€'§1‘:_;%ina“¥n_ §:';iru(:1!in;"§1;l‘:sg’i“ lghtxzd ing has been much improved in hcalt iwiiiized. )'*atoi|~g, 12-17iltf. M day? or money rerundei 50c_ _ by his \.£__,_cati0" and is expecf_e(| t

'- - 1- _ ‘- return this week to his home in Ot

hristmas Satisfaction and Saving

If there is ever ri time during tliewliole

year wlicn you want your iiioncy to go fartlicrest it is right now . Every one likes to give. The problem is what you can give that is worthy of giving and iiirikc your niouey go aroiiiul. In both of these respects tliis storc can bc of service to you. Il IS easy to select lit-rc :uid _\'oii save by doing so.

Come Soo _

look the list L

Toilet Sets, Satin Lined Cases, $2.25 and up. Travelling Cases, $2.00 up. -

Shaving Sets and Stands. lt

Cigar lloxci-i ur I-Iiimirlors.

Collar Casas, Soft Leather.

Kei-chief Cases, Soft Leather.

Thermos Bottles, l"ints and Qnarts.

Manicure Hets, 301'. up to $10.00 Military Brushes, 10 per cent. oil.

Candle Shnderl.

Walking Canes. Dandies, $1 up to $6.

Brass Ash Trays. _ __,_ Briar Pipes, No Case, 25c. to $2.00. ' `

Briar Pipes in Case, G5c. to 84.50.

Calabash Pipes. in and out of Gases, all Meerchauin Pipes. the Dandy Gilt of nil.

Tobacco Poiiches, Plain and Covered.

Cigar Cases.

Smokers' Sets, Fine for Den.

Bridge Scores.

Ivorlne Brushes, Mirrors, Bnilars, etc. Ebony Bruslies, Mirrors, Finders. GN?-

Toilet Rolls.

Perfumery in Fuses and Bulk. _

Confectionery, Finest Display in city. ` "

Xmas Tree Novelties.

Pocket Flasks. x__-." Atumlrcrs for Perfilme. »---- Soap Boxes, Shaving Mugs, Toilet-W8t€l‘0» “W-

J. G. JAMIQESON

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tawa to spend thc Uhristhias season

reciprocity negotiations. \

The Toronto Globe says:-“Prine

ii membership in the Dominion Par liainent is reduced. A Province tha

bought from us. Our prices are wit in the reach of all. No trouble, bi

jliinnon Drug Co., cor. Gren.t Georg and Kent Stn. drtf.

London correspondent cables that as W. M. Aitken broke down after his last speech for the Unionists at _Glossop, last week. He was brought back to London and has been in bed for several days, the doctors forbid- ding him all business. :

FAILURE Ol~‘ THE FARMERS'

' my notice."

5__@1-._-

d kidney and bladder.

n your money. }]ooth’s Kidney Pills

e paid from the li. 'I`.

y ' `UNIV`i-]IlSI'l‘Y MAGAZINE.

A cember contains fifteen highly inter-

ll Dr. Mcl'liail. Hon. 0 supplies an article against i'ccipi'oci-

alter which he will attend upon the cu Supplies »,,_ Clem

uriwnrd Isinnu is taining nf reibeiiion discuss the larger riuestifms immedi-

givcs a man four years for stealing

whiskey and two years for biting somcbo<iy’s car will certainly piiuish

_ rebellion with becoming seriousness.”

I:--Our pert`uiiie‘ stock has been care- _

fully selected. Only good odors have

been bought, so that you can have V

no doubts when giving a package

h- _

a pleasure to show goods. The Mac-

DOWN AFTER SPEECH.

MONTREAL, Dec. 20-The Sta.r'B

BANK OF CANADA.

'I‘ORON'I‘O, Dec. 20-The Farmer's

Bank of Canada yesterday failed to meet, its balance at the Clearing House, and has suspended payment. Oiiicials of the Bankers’ Association will at once take charge.

COMMISSIONER. COOMBS ‘

WILL TAKE FURLOUGH

TORONTO, Dec. 20-Owing to ill-'

health Comniissioncr (‘0onihs of tl'lf’| Salvation Army has been granted a rest and will have fi furlough com- mencing the middle of January.

BRITISH ELECTIONS (‘.t)‘N'l`ES'I`ED

LONDON, Dec. 20-The last Ol the

elections was contested yesterday.

In the general result it appears

that the Unionii-its will have 273, the Liberals 270, Lahorites 43, and Na- tionalists 84.

The Coalition government will have

its former majority ol124.

NINE YEAR OLD BOY

l (‘UItED OF HEI) WETTING

HY B()OTH'S KIDNEY PILLS.

Mrs. J. Tait of,Denniark Sti, Mea-

ford, Ont., says: _

“Our nine year old boy has suilered

severely with kidney weakness or bed wetting for over two years. Several renierlios have been used to cure the .trouble but none gave any relief im- til he used Booth's Kiillléy Pills- This medicine weiit right t0 the cause of thc trouble, removed saiiie, and today the boy is practically de- void of all kidney complaint. I wisli all 'mothers knew of this excellent curative reniedy and am glad that "13ooth's Kidney Pills were brought to

`Bootli’s Kid- iicy Pills cure liiickaclie, dull shooting 'pains

tism, and all diseases of the I

THE BOOTH (IUARANTEE.

We do not guarantee to cure in nll

cases but if you derive no benefit our

- agents are authorized to refund you

are sold by all druggists 50c. or post-

Ilootli (`u., Iiizii- Sold and gunr-

t ---_---

E 'I‘lic University Magazine for De-

esting and instructive articles. The

e iirst of these entitled A Voice From _ thc East, and the lust, entitled "l`lic

New Theology, are from the hand of

G. E. Fost'e|‘

__ ty; il. Fi'edci'ick Hamilton ilisciisscs

Militnrism; l’. 'l‘. McGrath writes on

' The Hague Award, and E. W. Patch-

and iiiforniing

article, on Political Parties in Germ- any. The University Mngazine stands foremost in talent and literary merit

e aniong_the serial publications which

_ \‘ ntely concerning Canada.

t _ _

The ONLY kiiul iuadc

- by ALI. Nova Scotia wool

a suitable and ver

~ _,acceptable Christmas R“‘° 6 “af” mi

are low.

`_rni‘ rooiwinii .~»».i.._._

I’ Do not allow the cold weather to over- take you until you have purchased a pair of felt boots, slippers or juliettes. Our sel-` _ ections this year have been carefully looked after which leaves us

in a' position to Offer vailgntniiaislialieseesriihtitils of Charlotte-

prices. _

you the best Showing citizens, public notice

We ever ha-do A palf especially to Rules 1

Of thenl would [Hake in whose house occurs a case of

y Officer or secretziry, of the same.

present forelther children in schools, churches, or other

Or gentleman friendi There is a. penalty of $40.00 for fail- and the great import-

ant Ulattef the p|'lC€S tions at once, and assist in stamp.

i -- absoliitcly iiiisliriukablc

-- no iriitating hiirrs - no

dropped

stitches---\\'cll and .sciisibly ufidlierl---exceptional iui-

Tleafwcnr valiic---in heavy

weights at inediiiin prices. ' Conipare it wiili others ---tliat’s the test.

Nova Scotia Knitting Mills. Lid., Eureka,lN. S.

Public Notice

be getting pre.

town owing to the neglect of some

is called to the

Regulations of the Board of Health,

and 6.

Rule 1 states that any householder

measles shall _immediately notify the Board of Health through its Health

no member of

any household where measles arise., shall be permitted to mingle with

public places

ure to obey the rules.

The Board of Health requests all

citizens to comply with the regula-

ing out the disease.

W. W. CLARKE,

Becretary

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I Christmas Muff Saleh

Muffs on Sale

Wednesday. M orninqo

No_ i Lot. Large pillow iuuil' $3.25 for 3260

Stoles to match $1.75 up. _ - »

No. 2 Lot Mink Marmot uiiiils $4.00. ti».~:ii‘i°_~i in

iiiatch $4.75 up.

No, 3 Lot Mink Marmot iiiiiffs $5.75. Stole to

iuatcli 5. 50 up.

No. 4 Lot Coliiiubia sable and sable fox iiiuffs

(square shape) worth $8.50 for 6 50. Ruff; to match. “

No. 5 Lot Columbia sable and sable fox very

large pillow mulls $12410 for 9.75.

. No. 6 Lot Eighteen very choice real Alaska

sable inuffs large pillow shape $22.50 value r8_0U

iiett. Rufis to match $16.oo iiett. Also n choice assortinciit of iniiik, persian lzinib, caraciil, fox,

, Russian poiiyniiiffs, etc.

PATONS

_srgnrnrnc-ii|o'rs IN vviurviri-:G`

WINNIPEG, Dec. 20-Serious strikel

riots occiiiwcd licrc 'lust C\'cnl\’1|:. ivlicii a mob of (`zinadinu Puciiic workmen attacked tivclve street cars sent to the Railway Shop at their_ request. Fftrike brcakr-`i's are pouring into the city and ii large number of cnrs urn now riinniuiz.

GERMAN t)F`FlCEllS

.LEO 'l`() BRAZIL

lil<1RI.Ii\', lice. 20-Twenty German

Army iiiiicers. headed by a major have voluiitecrcrl to go to Brazil and give military instructions to tlic llrnzilinn army. The oilicers thus delegated will resign -the (‘oniniis- sions they hold at home.

CANADIAN <‘()l\il’ANY

, T0 llllllill.

MONTRIDAL, Dec. 20-The tender of

the Dominion Vo., of l\'loiiti‘i-al, and the (lnnmliaii Bridge (‘o., of Wrilk- erville, ilnt., constituting the Si.. liawrciicc Bridge <`o., to cimstriiri. the Qiiuhec Bridge for $13,000,000 luis been irtfciiiiiiieiiileil for ncccptiiiicc to the llominion Govt-riuiiciit by thc (‘oniiiiissioiiei‘s.

BIG L()i~`»H i)I<` LIFE.

NICW YORK, Dec. 20-Ycs‘tei‘dny's

.Has csliio.-:ioii proved more rlisnstrou.-i than was first bclicveii. ,Ninc are dead, four others urc missing and prubribly dead. (ine hundred and twenty-live are injured, of whom eight will likely die.

A property loss of half million was

caused. »

The New York Central Traflic was

zfoinplctuly disorganized for some une.

` “B[t~lilUITS." `

J. A. Mai-vcn, Limited, manufac-

ture nearly onc hundred and fifty different lines of biscuits. Home of thGil` Sliccialties are White Lily Cream Sodns, i\lar\'en’s Royal Milk Lunch, Graliaiii Wafcrs, Social Teas, AVl`0“'l‘00t. Havelock Lunch, Royal I"&l1Cy and l‘eople’s Fancy. You will iiiake_iio mistakr- in buyiiii: any of these lines. Tlicy are put up in air-tight packages.

COMING EVENTS.

liilward, S.O._l<I., Tuesday, Dec. 27.

| ` " MARRIED( "

ltcd Rose inccting, Lodge prim-(i

__ *__ _ __ ___ _HtlIlN. inivisoN~.it sninmo~`s'i<ié`,""<5n W nie

13th inst., to l~Idi‘ry and Mrs. Da- vison, n daughter.

_ t0n, Rev. I<1_._.l_.__I}_attee oi’ficiating_

DIEDI' In "_

DINGWELL.-At Midgeil on Dec. ii,

1910, George H. Dingwell, agediiil years.

MURRAY-At Clyde River, on Dec.

20,' Tina, beloved daughter of Join, and Mrs. Murray aged 21. Funeral, Thiirsday, the 22nd, at Z o'clock, to the Clyde River Ceme- tery.

CILOZIER-COUSINS-At Hamilton,

l.ot 18, P. ld. I., on Wednesday, Dec. 14th, 1910, Miss Annie M. i`ro'/.icr, daughter of Robert Crozi- er, and Alex. Uousins of-Biirling-

Merry Xmas to Everybody

This isthc week to do your Xmas shopping and we

_wish to remind all our ciistoiners and friends that wc. have a thoroughly up-io-date line of -

Chocolates and Conieciionery

In Chocolates we have :1 very large assortiiieut in prick-

:iges iroiii 25c upwards, and all pziclcages nvcr _goc contain the

ccl eliratetl _

Rockwood Chocolates

\Vc have aiiytliiiig you want in

~ Bulk Chocolates I)ou't fail to see our

_ I

Confectionery Counter _

our prices arc right as we believe in quick sales :uid small

profits.

_ O O"

Biscuits

We have :i very dainty assortment of Cliristic’s :ind

Peri-in"s. At all prices. _

Fruit

We have the best Oranges, Apples, Winter Grapes. Dales.

Figs, etc

1 General Groceries 1

A coinpletc liuc of the very Choicest groceries wc C-'ul

buy, always on hand.

Store 0pen Every Night This Week Call and see us and you will be coiirtioiisly treated,

PAINTING

Bring'~in your sleigh and

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

FRED. C. WALLER

203 Kent Si.

9-id6 mpd 1

_FINAL N0'l`ICE

isliereby give-ii io those persons who owe Hills in the store lately owned by nic, that unless paid ini- inediately I willplaca tlieirnccoiiiits in the Court for Collection witliout further notice or distinction of per- sons. The Small amounts can be paid to Mr. T. Traiiior at the old Stand, or to myself at piy residence

_ __ . ~~ -- ' 6 Sydney Strect Ch town

_mum | ,nl 1 nnNJ. nocmns, Jn., '2 . _ , _

°"°‘""°°- i~:nwAi<D i<i:i,Lv_ _ Riclimond St.

Goff ros

'W suzicii "" \

lI_,0l.NlAN & C0.

Mark Wrighfs Furniture Sale is Coming to a Close

Every day sees the stock reduced and at thc

»pi-csentpacc the last piece will soon be sold and ihff

i doors will finally close against those who could 1101

appreciate the advantage of furniture rcqiiireiiieiits.

° An opportunity of this kind will not last long-~

and in this very case the point is strongly illustrated.

Make the most of this chance--anticipate y011f

i'cqiiii'eineiits for years iii advance--it will pay yml well.

Tlierc are still many splendid values in side-

boards, iron beds, niattrcsses, tables. parlor suits, ctC- tliat deiiiand -prompt purcliasiiig.

Come right into our store-up stairs in the

Ncwson Block, ' _ -

Mark 0 Wright §$~ff.§."ii»f.'1i

W i -aid _ is-izdmwltf. _

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