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,ME Two _ THE on ARLo'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN A SEPPHMBHR H. 1908. _

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What is it in

Toilet Good

Whenever anything needed in toilet goodS 1 preparations _y0_\l ll find it here if it is

to be had in this local- ity. We endeavor to keep our stock up t0 the minute, and if there is ever a call for any- thing we do not regul- arly carry, we are ready to get it for V011.

You Find here all the

approved _ Crt-2.1115, Lotions, Powd- ers, Beauty H§lPS» “Hd Toilet Articles.

Our prices are al-

ways as low as C2111 be had anywhere.

.l. G. Jamieson,

Reliable Druggist, The Medical Hall

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

rnioav uoRN1'.No.

SEPTEMBER ll. 1908.

AGRICULTURAL IMMIGRANTS.

A lately issued census bulletin deals with ine immigrant P°P“1°‘i°“ 0' the three Northwest Provinces as it N115 ‘in June, 1906. This includes all who land gone into that country except those from other Provinces of Lan- ada. These were immigrants who had come in since January 1. 1391 'ml were still LiviDE ill Jun” 1906' “hey nnmbu-ed 354,707, Ol these 205,774 win-e settled on productive farms ghd.

made up 50,324 families. i Not all ot these had been farmers

before coming to Canada, 'out 48,720 of the head; of families had hen) gach, and these in 1906 occupied 7,- g91_g52 acres of land, had 1,501,215 in crops and their livestock consisted of 125,606 horses, 435,409 cattle, and

‘ 105 966 swine. The remaining 16,604 iratnllies who were not farmers before their arrival, occupied 3,787,095 acres, in 1906 and had 806,764 acres in crcP.

46,265 swine.

This is 3 vary good showing indeed.;

Those who had besndarmers in their

native land had in 1906 an nvai°aK°’ or 234 acres or uma occupied Def

qamily, 45 acres in crops, 3.73 horses, l 13 eattle and three swine. Those who. ihad not been farmers in native land

fhad in the same year an averngtl Ol, |221 acres occupied, 48 acres in crops,, ifour horses, 13 cattle and 2.75 swine.l

111: is further stated that practically,

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two thirds of the immigrants to ther

ig;= [three Provinces who had arrived with- '

lin 15 years before-1906 were on the!

,_ ` ~ =1_ U ’ land.

, u.ll` Of those living on farms 10,908

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ii: The Ottawa Free Press is the prin- ` welcr. ‘ cipal Liberal newspaper oi the cupitul

ernment. It is therefore of some in-

_ - has given its views in regard to

' theproposed Tunnel under the North-

umberland Straits. This expression Pl b' g

Let us tell you how

little it will cost to in- stall a system of up-to- date sanitary plumbing in your home. Do you approve of luxuries?'I`o have up-todate plumb- ing in your home is one of the greatestluxu ries. We carry the very latest fixtures in stock.

Get our prices they

will interest you.

Fred H. Trainor,

Grafton St, Opp Opera House

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All this. "\\'itl1out Drei\\<\i¢8." and

We ask all buyers-of Soaps, »T“““°‘-

gard to this matter the editorial

ombs’ Fancy Articles' writer of the Free Press seems to

Tonet Goods &c &c _either densely ignorant or monumen-

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To see our Bargains on ,its narrowest is barely hal! as grcilt `

Siturday Nights, Get the

habit deal with us.

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. \ timate for a sixteen foot Tunnel was

,$9,859,000 Practimilly the only difler-

Opp. P. O.

-raw yn

isles, 10,650 ‘from Austro-Hungaiiy, 1,131 from France and Belgium, 1,-f 986 from Germany and Holland, 3,-I 830 from Scandinavia, 5,018 trovm Rus- sia and 16,344 from the United States. The average number per fainily is a little over ilour persons. The immigrants from the United, States had the largest quantity oil land occupied and under cultivation! and the largest average number ofi live stock ol any one nat1ioua.l‘ity. The i tlguras are interesting from various' points of view. I

- ..`&l{)I(IflI`El“H<i .Li`lOH.LlAA-.

and home organ of the Laurier Gov

terest to learn that the Free Press

of its views and opinions we are toll "is said without prejudice to the Tun nel project.” Here are some of the unprejudiced statements: | "A Tunnel from the Mainland to ,the _Island, which it it will cost one dollar, will cost one hundred mil |

lot Bt. cost iilteen millions. This weight of iron was added apparently not as all engineering necessity but to sink the 'Tunnel project.

the latter substitutes a cast iron lin- ing for one oi brick and cement.

After adding the cast iron lining a cost of over seven millions, lilr. Laurent estimated the Tunnel to

In the same report Mr. St. Laur

lent quotes the cost of many tunnels at $200 to $235 per lineal foot, at 'which rate the Island Tunncl wouli.

oost from seven to nine and a hall millions.

The actual cost of excavating tht ck and earth from shore to short

ro .

including timhering, pumping and draining, is set down by lilr. St Laurent at 521373.000-

Now all these iucts were ensily ac

iccssiblo to thc Free Press writer. Ht

ought not to he ignorant of them but whether ignorant or niulicioui

with 68,645 horses, 214,395 cattle and'lieVhas_ chosen to double the `urend|tl~,

ol .~ ` ` ' `

the =.ti.iiLs und inultiply the reds

nable estimate of the cost of tht

vronk by sixteen.

In so ialsify ng lucts and iigiirei

.tie lionic orgoni of the pzovcrnnient his rendered un cxcccding ill scrvicr

0 tho g<\vc1'iiuicnt and its supporter. in Prince Edward Island. If this wa

one “-witliout. prejudice" it will ar use prejudices here that it may in iilicult to alloy.

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l’!¥2i..`Zf.¥£II_`1l.'};r._-.-.._.:n.-_.f:2‘.'Z’~'\"`f The Guarriiuifs three your trophy

for the best all round athlete ir Prince Edward Isizind is this yezu' ii:

he keeping of Parker Hooper for ont

11011. year,

I "The _#Northumberland Strait he- |twcen Prince Edward Island and thc ilillainlnnd is, at its narrowest part

,thirteen and a half miles; .... ..there

Iwould have to be an allowance of several miles on the Island and also ion~the Mainland, so that tha Tunnel

iwould not he " less than sixteen Vmiles."

I The Free Press goes on to ligurn :that at tha rate per yard of the gcost of the Hudson River Tunnel :the work here would cost $160,000,000, 'and thai; this would 'oe $1,550 per head of all the men, women and 'children on the Island.

under guise ot an attack upon Mr. Foster for having favored the

We boi: to say in reply that in rc-

:tally mondacious. I The Htra,t of Northumberland t

as the Frca Press makes it. Sir Douizlas Fox makes the entire length of the Tunnel and approaches 8; miles. Mr. St. Laurent who prepared thc official report submitted to Pur liament last year makes the length ol the Tunnel alone 7! miles.

As to cost, Sir Douglas Fox's es~

Hunger is fruittul of discontent

and the Socialists in Glasgow are

turning it to accountin arousing

hostllity against the authorities. It

is painful to read of tierce iighillllg between the police and the hungry

ones, and of the insults to 'P1'lllC€'

Arthur at the banquet given in bf.:

honor. But necessity knows no law.

l‘he coming winter tlir»:.~itens l0l.€ ahard one for the unemploved in Britain, and for thousands in the 'urger American and Canadian cities is well.

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Questlons that are nigger lhlfl

party politics :

1.'l`he Tunnel;all-rail connection with .he Mainland; real union with thé Dominion by fulfilment oi the .Union Treaty.

lir equal distance with those on the riainland.

3. The Istander who is truly loyal

to his native Provincewill neither advise nor 'consent to anything less han even handed justice between the Island and the Dominion.

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NOUNCMENTS

Conseris, Sccials, lfnter- tainments, Bu.s`ncss, etc oi' ziiuoiiey iiiakiiig' ii:itut'c MORNING l)Arl.\'t»r RURAL DAILY l’I€R WORD (six \\'ordsto each liuc)-Oiic cent for eacliinsertion. : » Cllurclies, *.ciupci'uucc or- gmiizalioris and charit- :tlile iiistitiitioiis hall rnlc if account for mine is pnitl on pi'csciil:liloii. Minimum price 15 cents Black type announce- m.~.its douli c rnics. Births Mniriligcs Hnnrl I).-:iths FRI-Ili but \'cr.~scs

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will count sonic ratc as -_-____

cA'lEEs" or= THANKS

sznne rate as nliovc when iiiserlcrl in liicails, and otherwise at regular ad- vertising rates.

l@”No charge for notices

of .strictly religious services even when silver collection is taken, but allgatlieriiigs in :iid of or in connection with clinrcbes and charitable institiitioiis. ifan adniis- sion fcc or collection taken, will be charged at half riitcs. lit;-i,>Ten (I0) per cent

Discount on above

- rates for cash with

order.

5°/519 Guardian

2, A fair freight rate; equal rates/

Everything

BAHRQM

Sales Schemes are All Right When Tivy’re ._ All Right l'lere's One - - All Right

1 53 1 airs bla rk and colored kid Gloves $1.05 and $51.25 kind tor 75c.

50 boys’ blouses in Cotton and Gingham only in small

sizes, choice 254:.

30 pairs boys’ corduroy ,pants up to 28, 65c qualitysfor

oc.

Can°t Slip pompador hair rolls 5oc kind for 59;, 27 in. hair poiupador rolls for 254:, 15 ladies’ white and cream sweaters $2.00 up to $3.00 for

$l.00 each.

(The above are samples and slightly soiled.)

Hair nets 22 in, Coiffur a tidy-wear fringe net 221:. 1ooo new hat pins and ornaments from Ioc to 5oc. Spec-

ial lot at 25c.

Ioo bunches grey bee hive yarn also in black for

Ile a. hunk.

Paton’s special 2 oz banks, white, black and grey 22c.

Special ioo sharp needles in safety case 2oc spepial

5c.

One lot of shirt waist suits at Half Price. Special leather belts at 25c. New buttons in perl, silk, and velvet covered, also the

new rin.1ned buttons in all sizes.

Ladies’ ccrsels a discontinued line P. C. $1 25 for

98c.

Special odd lot of cotton stockings all sizes for l0c. All shades in baby ribbbon silk or satin 5c. and 5c. New velvet ribbons all widths 7c. up to 50c. Some of the new goods for fall to hand are:--Men’s ready

to wear clothing, blankets, bedding, niillinery, caps, wings. flowers, tains, wool hoods, children’s jackets, jerseys, new hosiery, new Haiincllets, new jackets, new skirts, new furs, new fur lined coats, flannellctte uuderwer, new cloths, new underwear, new ribbons, unshrinkable under\vea1'.

All the above lines in stock ready for immediate shipment Order Now. Don't Wait. There will be a rush.

JAMES P/iron it eo.

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Any Guardian rex-idei who receive: adimly print- ` ed, badly printed, badly folded, badly cut, badly aidressed, badly wrapped, torn, soiled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub

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` You Can Learn To Speak

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Foreign Languages

At home without loss of tiiuc from your business or social engagements and be prepared to converse intelligently with those you meet in foreign conn: * tries who speak the niodern languages. The student is taught with the aid of the Edison Phonograph which is furnished free with each course. The method is en-

dorsed by the French, German, and Spanish Ambassodors to the United States '

Achille Frechette, Chief Translator of the House of Commons, Ottawa. Req. Frank Baird, M. A. of Sussex, N.B., J. F. Tilley, superinteii of the Govern- ment Daily, Woodstock, N. B., Geo. D. Blackacler Vice president Yamiout (N. S. ` Academy. H. 'i`. Wyinaii, teacher, Yarmouth Academy.

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Desirez~vous bien pnrler fraucias?- (Do you desire to speak French well? -

S 1 I O11! Oni, beaucoup. Etudicz` alors avec l)c I,’Interna'ional Correspondence

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Oh! ycs thank you. 'l`l1cu study with thc' International Correspondence Schools.

_ ---GERMAN."

Komicn Sic dnctscli spreclicn?- Ncin, ich kann es noch uichtspreclien

Can you speak German ? - No l cannot speak it yct,

---SPANISH”

Usted habla espanol? -Si Senor liriblo cspnuol.

l)o you spcnk Spanisli?- Yes sir l speak Spaiii~;]i,

In from three to five iuontlis study thc student can :icquirc 9. speaking knowledge of

any language we teach.

_ Advantages of the l. C. S. Method

It is convenient--'I`he student learns f:~.f`-- -I1; -_ g r‘ d ___[t 1 ' th

student to speak aloud --Th: student learns' to »i il. liivcicnilneaiiltll money 0 mga! e

' ‘ , ‘ _ ` ~ -*i ‘1 '. ' write idiomatically-No hooks to huy--- Phe student acquires a \-ocaliularv <.t oooo \vords---

A card will bring a c 'talogue or an iiucrvicxi' from the Prov. Manager.

H. l. WOOD, Provincial Manager.

Box 1117 Uilices 125 Queen Street '

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UR special 15 day offering of 20 to 50 pe: BOX (~_a1;La,._e

5 cent discount applying to our entire stock f

,FQ of carp:-its and linoleums creates an oppor

tunity which YOU should be quick to take 1 D0ngo1a“ ~‘

advantage of. Sale ENDS TUESDAY, 15th.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co. ~ .~ ~ 4

‘ Beer Q. Weeks, Pro rietors, Sunn side. .SQFF BRUS

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good firm sole

Velour “ “ 1

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Why 'Bake

3 Canada Life Facts

In llot Weather

Le, "_ “Neve you D, me ' _ THE CANADA LIFE has paid in cash profits dur_

worry. We make this our busi- ness and will give you :lm sweetest bread you could wish tor. Notice the rich golden brown crust and the deliciously appetlzing bread. You need not auifer baking when _vou can get such bread for 8cts per 2 lb unl-

THE NORTH BAKERY

dmwfgm 226 Euston St,

, _ ing the past five years near1y'$1,5oo.oo which is more

than double the amount so paid by any other Cara- dian life insurance touipzmy during the same period.

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