C_»- ~._~

aqun.--. w; . - ' 'r'

i THE CHARLOTTETOWN GU

. __, _

Advertising Philo.-.............».,. |52 3

io... .aa we

; soswapcoa ram..-.......__._...1IIua'z I n.._.__» .aa us».'|g;I& vgs¢au._.uz Q In

I . 1

_ oi

_ an Rubber

\ .ia »

We have to be caveful in

the selection of rubber goods and you should be as cnieful as we.

Between the highest grade and the wholly b.d there is r not vtry much dfferen.~e in . external appearance, but the difleience is soon found out if you happen to get hold of an ~ unwoithy kind. We carry i different grades of which the , cheapest are good and the ' best are the finest to be had. Each' kind is s ld for just what it isa d just the rigut

priie_

‘.e1<l ‘

Hot Water B ttlls,Syringes,

etc.

.l. G. Jamieson H

l)R.UGGIST

Tdui

-r""~ '~. |

_V-` '

» y e `._ j :I

-,\; . ',\ F

0

I ~ ` .

,.

- .

_ .- .

i_ _

HAVE US EXANINL

ouroye&:in¢i tell you if you require leases e test by tr-e best mathpfl nd fit glass. s to suit each sp:-einl sae.

G ll. TAYLOR

Jeweler & Opticion I

Wm. MONBOURQUETTII, Mgr.

Privazs Baths unnniog Water and that can be made fruitful.

ons Distance 'felenhones in an rooms args Bright Fam la Rooms

CUml;'YI';,l,$§¥_X‘N’fms" EU ignorance. That of the son of Erin,

GGTII Rl 59 could see no untoward outcome to

e . S any event was of this class and had

l V _

as appiied to slipping oii the staging on the roof

fcinenows”

Bread

_ (Name on every loaf)

Bj-_gh -in Nutiiuient

&t -in Quality

- in is perfect

sweetness

When you telephone, send the children or go y ur-

self ti the Gr cer ask for

"New Ginghams, cottons, cotton

crepe, chambrays, wide Corduroy,, along time. Af. Inst I was ndviscd to try l119l’C¢l”I7-ed 1111911. RSDDB. *md Other your rcmcrly, and in n short time I got

wash goods. Paton's. 2-4Mli.

_,.7 :"1 '-3'-' ":"7‘;5"` _ _~.,f-,'"fJ'-~"'if€f_-i~~:..~f_ ,.',.'~\' -_ -2;¢.a=1f.~_‘-1;--:..--"§

_ .,.'i'=--‘f?"'5","'i§‘i\i`f;r§__:£_;

,-. _ ,~.~ - ._ y- ,__ - that it is all I say it to b .” 1- , ”

I ,_.. ”.y,_,\1_.» ;_. - » - ~ v.

it-l

"< K.-..._-' '

1-_ .1 -

Ey ,.5 ¢;,.;,_,,,,,,,,,;_|y ,,,.0,,,, ,,y,,,,¢,,ain| DU ,_ Price, 25 and 50 cents ii boiilc, put up :tmri.i':i.:“.';<n”..:.i°rl°.°.2§:2l°.i.‘. 1 "1 ° y'="°w “'~»r>f>°f- uw- we we enalur, Proof-.rly adjusted kinases will do trade mllfk '

it W 1. |‘ _ -' i ‘ ' ` and zen fffnfgfsieisllifidiivng ”’ es mn Be Sure “Hd sci "Dr- lV00d’S-"

M SILVERSTON

»_ y y E . l url)

E-ir,,gftr¢§,2r,>,t,:'cl,\Ei;hl,=0ryQé1;s(§iT1;_Eégxrfwl;-_S- Limited. Toronto. Ont.

To be wholesome it must, like the.

NEW K|NG HEORGE HOTEL sunshine, have a wholesome source;

ing the lower storey he was heard to shout "Be japers, I’rr. all right

S Yet! ' The dull thud on the sidewalk

grliranch Odcas st Bummsrslde.

gflisad Odeo at Ubsllottetown. l’i-*inns-Itdwfrd Island. ,

Albsrtos. Sourls and Montague.

Geuaral Representatives-All Alvsnisini Ann: inysllzlrll

. s or . Spatial Representative-l`rsnk R. Nartbiup K” cha". ¢|-tau.. ..iu"°.':°

mini on sirius

'russo/iv. rnauu/luv 4. mls _ g g

The world, today, is lull of rc-

formars, organisations for the relief of human suilering, societies for in- creasing the sum of human hal>Din0BB. labor agitations to smooth the way of the laborer. &c., &c. When strip- ped of fanaticism, when the crank with the cure-all remedy is eliminat- ed, the purpose of such orZBl\Iz“‘ tions and agitatlons is s beneilcent one and ailords good, wholesome ex-- ercise for the best that there is in

man or woman. Abd the exercise will be perpetual.

Human happiness is elusive. Bup~4

pose it were possible to adjust our| surroundings to our liking, or to the liking of the maiority, how long would that liking last? Suppose we could shut out from the lot of the laborer everything that appears to bo a hurslship today, would not to- morrow hring its own diiiiculties for adjustment? What satisfies and even pleases todny may he a hateful hurd- cn next year or next week. Happi- ness escnpes in spite of all the means and appliances that may be accumu- lated to compass it and man's hori- zon of inappeasahle desire broadens boundlessly about him forever as he

goes. I

By the inventions of advancing,

civilization many of the physical illsl are banished. Cold, hunger and, ileshly ills have been lessened but thc`

ly been shifted. It. is no longer the'

A recent writer on this subject

ceptibilities refine and multiply, thc

-~--»,,,.,....___..___.

THE QUEST. i '

vironment demanded become increas- ingly difficult to supply sndtomain- tain. Bo little can the material con- ditions of happiness be prescribed that it wants but s. more thought, a wait of memory, a vivid anticipation or apprehension, a novel aspect of things suddenly seized. to turn night into day or~joy to woe."

It is, futile, then, to suppose, as

many of our social reformers do, that by an artificial reconstruction of the social order, by a remouldlng of external and material conditions in the direction of uniformity, ws. can add to human happiness.

To quote further from this writer, “man in process of civilization is ad- vancing ever further from his base; the primitive instincts, easily satis- fied by primitive means, are being dravnn out, refined, combined and complicated till their physical origin and root is almost hidden from view. Aa the line of communication with the base lengthens, it becomes atten- uated and more easily penetrable by hostile forces. Man can only guard his advance by slsckening his pace.”

Men, doubtless, in all ages have looked upon their own age as subject to more ills than any other, and the present is no exception. The ever- widening extension of the human horizon, the accumulation of know-

problem is not solved. It has mere-i'1"dg°"th° ‘°’°q“m“‘i°“ °f “W 'tlmtes

and the corruption of oild have ex-

body but the grow,” menu, com l posed the brain or civilized man to plexity that has to be fed and warm- “ch a mulupuclty °f °0“tl`B~dlCt0l`Y` ed ,md [reed from paim influences that it is now confused and

distracted.

says, "as the emotions increase in What Ulell iS hBl'll>iD6BS? H0WisiI1

volume and complexity, ng the sus. ! to be attained? It. is the universal

quest. Shall wc find it? Shall we

corresponding satisfactions and en- know it if we do?

THE BOOSTERS.

Optimism is the sunshine of life.

to be fruitful it must: fall on soil

Optimism may have its source in

whosc future was always rosy, who

its legitimate ending. Accidentally

of a twenty-one story building he shot headlong earthward_ When pass-

Ihroai was $0 Sore Gould Hardly Speak.

Mr. Gordon Murphy, EIliott'B Mills,

P.E.I., writcs:~“Too much praise can- not b__c given your vnlunblc rcmcdy,`Dr. Wood‘s Norway Pine Syrup. I suiiered terribly from n scwre cold during the early part of Inst- winter and found it almost impossible to get anything to relieve mc. lionrscncss sccmcd io be continually troubling mc, and my throat was so sore I could Iiurdly speak for quite

relief, and have ncvcr been troubled with n. sorc throat or hozirscnrss since. I hops others will be fortunate enough to give your remedy o trial and be convinced

Dr. Wood s Norway Pinc Syrup is

without an equal for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hozirsencss, Llronchitis and all Aifections of the Throat and Lungs.

Manufactured onl b Th T M`Ib

Q

| niversal

`“'Mixer

Iii

:xg Get Your _ Ls yvwe ', gfre

Mixer cuts down the time andlabor of

e

touch the hands.

4to6losv¢s .........$2 6to ro loaves .............$2.50

8 .Chandler

*'-vi¢swia`116w- I ` 4

ff

2'*

lub

Th Universal mixes the flour

and thoroughly in three

brought the optimism to an untime- ly end.

There are conditions in life when optimism is not. justified by the out- look, but even in these cases, even when disaster is inevitable, it is bet- ter to meet the inevitable cheerfully provided there is no escape.

In a recent issue we discussed the

knockcr. It is pleasant to turn from him to the booster, who is the em- bodiment of healthy optimism. And in this little province of ours it is only necessary to count over a few of. our blessings and advantages in order to become a booster. One can understand why, in a country sub- ject to such natural vicissitndes as earthquakes, cyclones, nnseasonable seasons, drowth or flood or pestil- ence, there is little room for the ex- ercise nf’ optimism, little reason for boosting. In a country like Prince Edward Island, which never knew a disastrous storm, which never exper- ienced a act back through natural or unnatural causes, whose climate is as nearly faultless as earthly cli- mates can be and which has shown

its superior advantages by becoming' the wealthiest province, per head, in the Dominion, optimism should be the prevailing note and evdry healthy man or woman should be a booster.

And never before in the history of

the province has the outlook been as favorable as at present; never before has the faith of our people in tho future of this province been so clear- ly demonstrated and never has faith been more clearly justified than at present.

Some four million dollars, most of

it our own, has been invested in en-

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always lluughl

Bears the I Signature of __ -

::For a good general tonic-for per~

sons in a dcbilitative condition- there is nothing better than Rexall Dee! Wine and Iron. It builds up wasted tissues, purifics the blood, strengthens the nerves and is highly efficient in every case. Large bottle |5c. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Great Gwrso and Kent ses. im. , STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS.

41.1. rim war sr ~warr;iz

Eastern S. S. Corporation

INIIKKATIONAL I-III f

WINTER BABES ' .

St. John to Boston ....5450 Stl John to Portland.. ....“..400 Stats Rooms ........$|00 Leave! Johnstlco

l§l°\&:__l'§|§1ll;9°.Po5:lan‘d T' Tsang? 'N

V . .

cava n r ‘damn

gfsglgm. figs ta fi sm.,

I I

'2 *eases* D

, Pune

f 'vi , sn:

torpriscs within the past 'year other millions are waiting, to be call- ed iipon. In sympathy with the anti- cipated boom real estate has already advanced in certain localities one

hundred per cent and this is only the

beginning. The fpw remaining speci- mons nf that now happily almost ex- tinct family, thc knockers, are bs- glnning tn realize that _when good fortune comes to one it means com- ing guod fortune to all, and even the knockers are joining the ranks of the boosters.

Boosting is contagious. In the days of Brii.ain's wars British regiments went irto the attack with a triumph-i ant shout. a shout that both cheered their comrades and struck terror intfi the,heai'ts of the enemy. And tha at- tacks never failed. In the attack up- on the future, which Prince Edward Island is now preparing for, let us go in with a shout for the best period in our history.Our markets in the sis- ter provlnces are being enlarged, pub-

llc works in our own province to'the tune of 'eight to ten million dollars are already underway, our railway is about to be linked with that of the continent. Why should not ws enter upon such a chapter with a shout? Here surely is good ground for op- timism and for unbounded faith in a country that never failed and that is about to entor upon a new era with greater advantages than ever were dreamed of.

, NOTES _

1? It is not necessary and it certainly would be futile, to handy words with The Patriot on The Guardian’s atti- tude on the Prohibition question. The people of the province know where Tho Guardian stands and they

are with it. We asked The Patriot a straight question which, if it had the

honesty to attempt to answer, would have opened its eyes to the ridiculous position which it has assumed on a subject which means more than party~ iam to nine-tenths of the people of the province but which to the Pat- riot means partyism and nothing more. This question 'me Patriot has avoided. Look the subject square in the face, brother Patriot and give your assistance in,having the Prohi- bition Act enforced whether the cn- forcing will make or unmake the gov~ ernment. It is a bigger question than party.

APPRECIATION.

Sir:-On behalf of the farmers at-

tending the Short Course we beg to

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Taka LAXATLVE BROM0 Quininc Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE’S sig- nature is on each box. .’¢5c. NAn|AN " `l

PAcl|c

_ g *OQRS/0% , ' fu

5”/arnt`l§ toss..

LEAVE iivsiu>oo1.

. I

Enrnsss or Russia.. . . Aran. isr “

V Biomass or Asn\........MAv 17m

To Gibraltar, Monte Carlo, Pon' Said, Sues. Colombo, Sings rs, l-long K¢mgL Shanghai. lgbr, Yokohama Vaneouvsr. Two months to reach Vancouver. Tha fare includes Atlantic accommoda- tion to Liverpool. and rail fare i`f°m Vancouver to semis; point.

__ IUOK IESRVATIQNS I0".

Fllll I f ’ . W-:i».°ii'<§“v$‘ii`ii`i§’f`oTi5’li'f,‘<`|3.'i‘3f’»='_`f’

ST.']O|'lN, N, R

Ticket Agent, Opp;

i'$':“?!'-r-..-.liz f-°-ue" ~. “’il"‘2'i Wm*

-_--m

» ¢.ca.N

' L W. . . éldngra' _

- Gf'ioa8trss

'ii.x.;. i'

prspsrs a this brief iintimsnts Thankful

um IB; f their

er or

:iii aiioit sua very vl°lll°_t;!¢\1_ are yours very truly ‘

Be'vO\‘ll "I .

Ulillllllil Iill l PIPi'Sf r it

BEST Hill Bill illlii

|"irai dose of l’ape’s Cold Com-

ml fy

-.-

It is 5 positive fact that a dose of

Papys Cold Compound; taken cv¢l'¥ two hours until three consecutive doses are taken, will end the Gripps

directed, with the knowledge that there is nothing else in the world which will cure your cold Ol' end Grippe misery as promptly and with- out any other assistance or bad af- ter-effects as a 25-cent passage of Ps.ps's Cold Compound, which any drugglst can supply-accept no sub- stitute-contains no quinine. Belongs in every home. Tastes nice-acts gently. _ ~

,___-é----»

COI.IiS iii’ ‘ ` I.0NG STANDING

“N w Gin hams cotton ore e

‘ New Spring Goods. Prints,

Swiss spot muslins. cotton cor- duroys, ornss bar muslins, Vic- torla lawns, Marqulosottos Fino c-heck and stripe Dimltles, Cream chiffon cloth, Black chiffon cloth. White vest ings,StrIpo black mus

light and dark grey. navy and qrecn, Paton's. 2-I M3lEii

“Our stock of Hygrads Brown

"Hand bags, envelope and oth

Silver Tip Black Fox Co., Ltd

W. M. Las. R. C Lea. Brent Lea. J. H. Lea. R. Leard.

T. H, Smith. ,

_ Geo. Nicholson.

|. a9M6 E3i.

‘ - I

Furness Withy Q Go, Lid

STEAMSIIIP LINIIS

From London Btsamsr From Hslifix

--- . Kanawha February lst Jamlvth Shenandoah February 15th Fab. Sth Rappahannock February 18th Feb. ilth Kanawha (vlsSt'

John’s, N. F.) ,March lsth

From Liverpool Bteamsr [rom Bnlifu

dsnusry nat February 7th February lsth

--- Durango --- Tabasco --- Almsrisna

_Fob, wth Durango March ilth.

the above stsamsrs have a limitsd sc-

.mmmodstlon for saloon passengers.

Passengers and Freight Agsnts lor the Allan Lina Btssmshlp Oo. at Halifax.

IUBNEBB WITHY & 00..`_L‘I`D.

-. es'A=fL1NGsl.

riiousr 'Joss ic if

I sur-anss or ° ~ ° .’.....'r»u'r.i

imrailss or Bn!'ram........msi».a.

my, mm, pau d brittle- this or your _nal

' Pg °°'_ of aihicrut -Un “12°°“°fl'\°~f _-_

or s

your scalp*

after s few weeks’

pound 938 MPP' ‘

our new out of thc range of other naw

d b k the most savers cold '-~*“__*' snrmg nouk

an rea up .

,, - the orldlnary

either in the head, chest, hack, atom- New Spring Goods. Higtshggisi range of sp°,"_

--~ °- »-ft °' W-~ .'°:°‘*':.;i...°°“n....‘:: ....121 ---

It promptly relieves the most mis- °" ° In - d t 1 e arable headache. dullness. head and M"q“i°°°tt°s' men check an ilifaiik ...___ \ - ° _

t fied u fevsrishness, sneel- mmm” Ona” ohmw moth' "

nose s u P. ' V ti St we Mac's mg' som throat’ running of the nose' gI`l§‘¢IIr)nr|i:\1i(;I‘i\ii's,wIu7h`i?let egoilgsioysr in to uw “at

mucous catarrhal dischargw. sore- d d k Grey Navi the Patient ness. stiffness and rheumatic twingcs. Egawagxahtpzzoniar '2_3ME31_ time. A box- 500. 'rake uns wonderful compound aa ‘ '

__.,_.,...`.-_---s-v A

_.,__.p-pun-_--»~"l

aamsi. "In Print new

I big Sprays Pston‘s I MSIE i l.

Wh dtdthMCok -W't' _,Si

Are 5-Ionilufred for kee;in;v;£o:iiit; e C 5 ey one rl “ig S? em

' ‘ While this System is new to us it has been in successful

Speclhc' No A operation for a number of years among the leading merch- Physieialfs Remedy., ants of the country who are unanimous in their en orsemeni

' of it. With this sy stein we are able to give you an itemized

Not a Pafenl Medicine, F1111witlibe;i&h‘p;ircha§f\;/hich ylutwill readily Zee prevents

epossi iiyo any 1 srence _e Ween you an ns. '

manfbmys UW,” cordurby' mgrj It means a great saving in time and labor to ourselves

oorissu nnon. ropps ana other and we feel sure that our customers will appreciate the ser wash goods. Pot'.on's. 2-lM3lEl|. vice we ' th ‘

l,, '°_u

_ ¢_,...

lins. velvet corduroys In brown ..`.»7»'”E'GR0CEp ` _ g J., _ I

--F -1--er--g-1;,

ciothsaro nobiimpletéoi D O n g t W a

er , _ ~ ,

styles i leather, beaded and Suede. F , '

i'oton's.“ 2-4M1i. 1 1' e C O "1 e S ""”

‘ Nox a Cold Specific 108 bri gs Don't dela or wzi`t ii itil vo ir rorrtv is on hr: f ~

' ," , n y ' _ p ` _ be or-

speedy and sure relief in the case of insuring “It might have been” are sad words for the mari °°1d° °f °b““““*-° °h“"°°t°f- DT- E' who sees his all redu~ed to ashes withiut know ng where to ' D. Edick of Bowmanville, says:-“I i tum for relief ' ` ~ consider it a very serviceable and da- ' . . . . f I gimme remedy in c0,,s,,mpt,,,,,_ The best friend in time of trouble like this is a fi*e in- ,_ coughs, colds, and lung trouble, of Sl1l'auC€p0lICy. _ ' recent or long continuance." "108" We are ready to w.iteo:ie that will meet your nee ls ` iS H Pl1YBi°i8l1'B Pl'€S¢1‘lPti°l1. B915 at exactly--1 rock-ribbed policy with low reminm char

Hughes Drugstore, 254:. per bottle. can in and See about it today ' P .

N O T I C E Wf Rogers Co' I

l

t

0|". Of

down” brings short.

, °9 _

We the undersigned strictly forbid any 84 Gt George St, ` |

person orpersons from running bounds, ‘ . _

hunting, trapping or trespassiugln any f .

w1y on our premises. 1 " _ __

A car-load of these

instruments due to arrive here about the 13¢l1lii_st, will be sold at the closest mar-

gilik You _.cali:n¢;t

. _I w - r »~ ni e a miata e n LIVERPOOL SERVICE 'f buying s» KARN.

M O R‘R‘IS “ins -I

,U1_¢_llf. Sold on tliglxx V merits, with _small profits and

ILLER I

TIIE ‘ '~

KARN-ll'IOIiRlS PIANO & 0RGAN°`iC0

The Largest 0rganizalioni ,Manufac-

A luring Pianos and 0rgaiiS I

in 'Canada

Risiosusmsiirsnsvs -bqlen sold -hersfor over TH [RTY -.'YEA_RS and are 2° .l;fY!Jl\.kfnoivii Lust they '.i‘¢‘¢‘;°r`ii-r`\f`:"fno puffing'-on Everyone known <

N [Sh K|.NG__' '_f§.'i..

123

The i<Aiu\,Moiz-\