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PAGE TWO '-'crm r.A'ras'r News "”* THE CHARLO'1`TETOWN GUARDIAN "" naar or ALL"

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JANUARY 26, 19..

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Safe Remedy

for

Baby"s Cough

There are man y

cough remedies on the market that one would hesitate to give 'an in fant if all their ingre- dients were known. Uont take chances-it

__ __ may be dangerous.

Jamieson’s

Baby Cough Remedy

i fi _ '

lr...-

is free from all “dope” or dangerous drugs.lt’s a safe, pleasant, effec- tive cough remcdy fit to give the youngest in- fants. ‘

Price 2 5c

].G. _Iamieson

DRUGGIST.

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN,

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i The Patriot reports that Rt the

three fairs united in one for the A skillful bargain on DBPSY 111111 _ held on Tuesday

Tl>|l`l{SD-\V JANUARY 26, |911 .

. 1 . ,- _ . _ .r.- Liberal convention ulioe Ppoiince. uith a larger prize wood pulp, opening this mai et to.___ thi. city Premier Haszard made

AI\'l)IlE\V CARN EGIE AGAIN.

Andrew Carnegie is getting old,

more’s the pity, and as he is still

U possessed of untold wealth, and also

possessed of the notion that to die rich is to die disgraced, he is flinging away the millions in ten million blocks with great rapidity. liibrar- ies, colleges, the Scotch uuiversitiis, pensions for professors and teaciieis, a hero fund for the Statis and Can- ada, another hero fund for Germany, gr peace palace at The Hague, and ii fifteen million Institute in Washing- ton lightened his load somewhat but left him yet too heavily weighted with wealth and hence unprepared to die.

So u few months' ago he gave ten

millions for the promotion of peace and has now given anotlier ten mil- lions to the Carnegie Institute in Washington. This famous institution is devoted “to encourage in the broadest and niost liberal manner re- search and discovery, to show the application of knowledge to the im- provement of mankind and to pro- vide such buildings, laboratories, liooks nnd apparatus ns may be need- ed." And in pursuance of this pro- gram the Ciirneigie Institute has al- ready done certain things. lt has sent a bronze yacht, powerless to deflect the ni:°.i'incr’s needle, over the seven seas to chart them correctly. It ex-

,lperinients on ways to produce cheap

I Cur Repair D apt'

_ When yourclock orwatch is out of order bring thciii to ns and haveihern made good as we are experts along this line and guaran- tee you a first class job.

If you will let us know

we will send and get your clock and fix it up in good shape for a very reasonable price.

G. I1. Taylor

P11011# 353-J Jeweler

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l iiociiwooii 1. l

Cll0C0l.ATES

Are Without a Peer

They are the work' of Candy

Makers, whose aini is to pi--~. dnce Chocolates as ne:ir perfi-i~. liiin as possible.

hvery ingredient used in the

inanufncture of ROCK\\'OOI)S is_ guarzinteerl lo be pure and of highest qualiiy_

'lry A box and you will un.

dersland why ROCI{\\'O01)S are becoming so popular.

The White Candy Co Lid 51- _l0hn, N. B. ll

cenicnt. It is building a greater tele-

scope than' has been to discover new worlds in the realms of space. And so on. _ '

Taking the whole range of his bene-

hcence, which has reached from Char- lottetown to the ends of the earth, we cannot think otherwise than that l\li'. Carnegie has so far done nobly in the distribution. But we are yet somewhat concerned for the good man. We would like to know some- thing ol how he is getting on toward that goal beyond which there can be no danger of disgrace. How many ten millions yet separate him from ,that alarming possibility? Can it-he that his case is like that of anoth- cr- "A man, though some did count him

mad,

The more he cast away the more he

haLl'."'

Solomon the Wise has left it on re-

cord that "there is/ that scatteretli and yet incrcaseth." Ten million gifts in such quick succession, doub- ling over the same ground like a pur- sued hare, would seem to indicate that there may be many millions yet to cause Mr. Carnegie uiiquict nights. ‘Let us hope that he will win out in the race he has set for himself, and that his days may be long enough to calmly iinburden him of the yet re-

,mainingi load, with dignity and iuithout haste. 0f lata Mr. Carnegie has seemed a little liilrricd.

f .-\ Sl!\'tlL’I._»’\R ACClDEI\"I‘.

Sometimes \\'hen on a moving train

'the brakes are set hard, one or more of the wheels will slide along the rails, in which case a flat place is

worn upon one side of'the wheel. Thereafter the wheel will knock or thump on the rail at every revolu- tion, the shock being in proportion to the extent of the flat surface, the weight which the wheel is carrying and the speed of the train. During lthe recent cold spell a train left St. John going westward, having one such worn car wheel. It was noticed 'ns the train started that one wheel was thuini-ing, but the occurrence was not taken seriously. _

Now mark the result. Between St.

John and McAdam Junction, Et dis- tance of about eighty miles, the dam- aged cur wheel broke sixty-three of the heavy steel rails with .which the track is laid! It is remarkable that the wheel itself, or the car axle was not broken, or the train thrown from the track, or that other trains did not come to grief on the dninaged track. No doubt prompt measures were taken to effect repairs. Other- wise the occurrence is sliggestivf- of how railway accidents may, :ind doubtless do occur from causes that are wholly unforeseen, some of which it would take more than huinan care and caution to prevent.

THE ('(lMl_\`i'l SEI-JD F.-\I1`€_

'l`lie prize list for the Central Seed

Fair has been issiicd, showing that this year Sufi!! will lm disirihiited in preiniuins. The lfnii' will be held in

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"X09 flannel shirts for comfort, th

W0l'k11'lZ man s or professional man’

Shift. grey, striped or blue, i oil at open to the whole Province, and in

Pat0n's. 1.- -

_ 26d.ll.

the market building, .l'harlottetown,

2 on March l-l~lG inclusive and will be

connection tlierewith an eveiiiiigg will

Try _Lynchs` Family Pilots

Lyfwhs' Family Pilot biscuits are made to satis y the most parri- cular, made hy clegn expert cooks 61 _A modern. scientific bakery, _ H Y N19 Durest and best ingred- i_ents are used and they are baked just right. No ot er baked goods made hun

the superior qualities at low price found in i

>- Lynchs’ <

and yQu'll flnd these Family Pilot biscuitstne most tasty, delicioug wholesale, and flaky-all people like them-for condensed nuti-iti‘

ousnessand hi|r_h quality of ing.-E. dients and_ bakinit they crinnor he 0081911- '1l’.V a lb-remember the name.

Lynchs” Ltd

sydney. c.B. e

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Warning to Parents

Provide Your Children and Yourself With Plenty of

CAMEll0N’S

llome-Maile Bread

(Name on every inf)

These Grocers sell itz-

Coffin & Co. john Cameron W. W. Walker Percy Smallwood

C,.‘|,5e~. Grocery \Vm._Whentley M. a A. Menon. }f'¢°f§,'§,‘j"°“

MY"i°|‘ C0. Mrs. Triiinor, ch‘PP°u ' C"‘"f°fY Rvcliford Street

H Great George and Kents Streets.

J shoes this cold weather. If you

' be dcvotifil to papers und rlisciission

on topics of inter'--t to all cnimireil in _f\;,;riciilt'ir:il pursuits.

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' ::-Moir's Uhocolatcs in all their

rleliciousness and p<>,rfcct frcsliness. 15 kinds in bulk also haiiilsoiii. new packages. Itemenihcr l\loir`s are hes; Telephone for n Sample half or poiiiid_ The Mcliiiinon [img (‘.0_, cu;-_

drtf.

Ladies’ 0vER siioizs

_ Do you think you are do-

. ing yourself justice when you do riot wear' a pair of warm comfortable waterproof over-

ontemplate buying a pair do not fail lo see our big showing of low prices.

It may be possible that

you would prefer a pair of Felt Boots if so you may be 255111125 that you can make no mistake in a selection and the prices commence at the low figure of one dollar. For the mornings we have a number of -riice lines of felt house shoes and slippers from 300 a pair up to fr _o0,

Goff ros

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It is to be observed in this connec-

[tion that there are now three Seed 'Fairs to be held annually, one at

itleorgetown, another at Suninicrside, l which receives a provincial grant, ,and ia third at Charlottetoivn. There are

list and a more general competition

al interest. In this way the inarket f01` grains, etc., a prinie object of all

larger number ol buyers and seller would be got together.

These considerations lead on to th

tion of the Province is yet inc-on plete. A Central Council representa- tive of all the Farmers’ Institutes in the isiami, with a certain' control, and authority to speak for all has been inooted, and ought to he forin- ed. But legislation for that purpose must first be had and it is hoped it may be supplied during the coming session of the Legislature.

Such a Couiicil, represeiitative of

all sections of the Province should have control of the Seed Fair or Fairs, and, as we haveisaid should he representative of the agricultural community generally. The want of it was sadly felt on the occasion of the recent farmers' delegation to Ottawa, 'uhcn this Province, ' though niost deeply interested was wholly nnrepre- _sented and its attitude in conse- lquerice was wholly misunderstood at Uttiiwa because lhcre was no nuth-

THE TRADE AGIIIGENIENT.

the tariff agreement between (`anad

the following as a probable oiitlin of the results: f _

several iniportaiit furin products in

fact that the agricultural Organiza-

ority existing to send representatives

_to speak for our farniers collectively.

The Toronto Gloqe is advised that

and the United States may be an- nounced in Ottawa and \\`ii_~:hiiigton today. The Globe also foresliadows

liowcr duties on or frcc entry of

United States _ _ ' - f_ not a feiv who would like to have the lfree fish into United States. ‘| dttsrnlwf f ,

, Canada.

also increased inipoptaiice and gener- Free lumber us a concession to

western American seiitiincnt-

Application by Canada of intermed-

such fairs, would be increased and a late instead of gclwful tafm to 3

slnunibcr of niaiiiifaetiircs from the

United States. (The Canadian inter-

E mediate tariff is from 25- £0 5 lJUiHtS

lower than the general tariff.)

lthe announcement that “il1___9- ig? 'short time a statement of 0 _P lincial finances would lie published, land they would show that in many instances the receipts were larger than were estimated and the exP0Dd_l‘ ltiires smaller." This isimportant in 'its way, but it will be far more im- portant that the electors of the bec-

A Chicano mail order house re:eit~|_m_, District Shan have the informa-

ly declared R 333 per cent. difi-zum, supplied theni in good time to ‘lend U" its capital stvck of thirtyllie fully discussed and digested be-

niillioiis of dollars, it is said. If tl'l\

e fore polling dfly-

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1_1. ' / Ali*

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, /hifi/4

this would sei-m to show that th ` `

i- - _

mail opilei- people are not in the bus ness for purely benevolent purposes.

Sorry, but \\'ilbur Wrielit, wh

ought to know something about fly

TYPHOID FEVER

ti OTTAWA, Jan. 24-A coiisr»ry_i;tit\/5

Y SPECIALS

_ ‘t ate places the 11 _

im.: machines, does not agrre with the cases in this city at about 22_5~ esteemed editor of The l-’:itriot. The Au the hospitals are full, _£_l;1$l___f(;_\l_¥_ other day iii \\'asliinf_'ton he publicly half the cases are__l;_4;$rss

Ar 'ri-in CAPITAL.

expressed the opinion that “it will be me homes of the_\l°

many vcnrs before the aeroplane wi be used for transportation.”

lleattic Nesbitt, the alfsconding pre- Take LAXATI_VE BROMO Qllirlilii

sident of the Fariner's Bank was a Tablets. Druggists refund. fll?“5l_'__1_ Tory in politics. Travers, the man- it fails_to_ cure. W. has - ager of the bank, now in the peni- GROVE b signal-“re 15 Un cm '

tcntiary for n. term, was a. Liberal.

Tho;-e is not much to choose between

1 t dm Do not leave the remnant sal C .. _

"ro CUBE A ooLn IN ous DAY.

Shoppers

6 As an iiidiicenient to ensure

two honest mrn who li on,, o_ cr I h t in t_he||ng of prB¥»ff)’ €(ll‘l\' II10I'!ll1l S110 lIl _ int political parties, and quite as ;`;_{‘"_°`l:/a|S‘set_"; ofgfered at 75° and . g PP gi Pat

little choice between a Liberal thief and a 'I‘or;.' thief.

We are open to buy fifty

before selling.

R. E. llllu

T oultry i

tous choice Poultry. S66 ll

lc li & C o.

Charlottetown

No Approbation Noi Samples

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S|_00__M°0re & MGLe0d_ ,_26,mI0iis are offering the following

rare .bargains for Thursday nioriiiiig.

zoo yds. 6 cord cotton thread

35c ei doz. mixed.

1000 yds. i\o. 30 sewing cot.

ton thread known as the bast- iiig recl Si: each. .ioo yds. linen thread spool Zc each.

150 yds. white lawn 2 5c val-

ue for 20c.

144 Huck towels hemmed

40 x 20 in. wide considered

good viilue at 20c each for l9c-

bcotcli dress gingham the

25c kind for 20g, ~ Table linen special Soc fof l60c 1.00 value for 754;,

- _» _`_ _ _lo in. apron gingliam Eng.

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3.85 ii 66 at

Dress Tweeds A 750 per yard now 570

850 “ “ ' 1.18 “ “ “ 700

-f °~ “ 95

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$1.50 each now $1.13

2625 u as 2_1;

3_65 us ra

6-.OO (6 as

SCO

Neck Furs Muffs

'$2.75 for $1.38 $4.75 for $2.38 6.50 3.25 6.75 “

` 7-50. __ 3 75 7-55 “

11.00 5.50 9.00 “

650

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Fur

3.38 3-63 4.50

4.50 `

oats

36 in.Electric Seal $25 for 12.50

»%8 66 it it 54 6_

$53 2 50

“ Russian Lamb $60 for $30 3 ff ll Cl

1168 $40

Fancy Flannelettes

120 per yard

now 90

166 “ “ “ 120

2(k:“ ‘

_ $250

U il |¢

.150 190

The Always Busy Cash Store

lisli iiizike zoc for l6¢_ _

_ ' 2000 yds. Mill cotton 5c A I.2C_ gray cotton suitable for sheeting 12c for l0c.

ir 130 yds. linen roller towell-

- ing irc forfie.

f 600 yds. white bleached cot-

ton Eiiglisli medium weight irc value lor lllc.

300 yds. printed duck 15c

for llc.

22 in. cotton roller towell-

iiig 8:.

360 yds. colored flannell-

ette _suitable for wrappers, dressing gowns, etc. regular values ioc to 220 for |55,

About 40 pc. flannellette

containing about 1600 yds. the 130 kind for l0c and the i6c kind for l2c and the 18c kind for l4c.

i_;_4 huck towels regular 2 5c

a pair for l9c. . _

2.25 s_ateen skirts, very

showy skirt, with frills for L69

A large range of Loo dress

goods for 60c. Black, navy, brown and purple, _ _About 5o_ white bed spreads _slightly soiled on the folds, 3.00 priced for 225,200 spreads ff” |59. 1.25 spreads for 954:. iiicliided in this ‘special sale will be the balance of Stan- fields blue label underwear, S1205 34» 360, and 42 986 a garment.

Red label unshrinkable un.

deriveai' Striiifield's all sizes up to 42 Ht 2I0c a garment. _ There will be three special lines of ladies’ underwear 011

the counter tomorrow forenoon on y.

30 ladies’ brown muffs (fur)

3.25 for 2.|7.

l/Vatcli for Patons special

Friday morning Ad. It will pay you, _

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