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Ma]Orit\' for pronibiliiin .Zi .-il U. |

At present British Coluiiibiii is re-

presented as giving a small majority against prohibition, but it is quite possib e that fuller returns may place its majority in the other column, and also inorease majorities in the east and .nest in favor ofa suppressive ICE.

The situation is a peculiar one,with

old Canada,-the two provinces of before confederation-giving together a net majority of 26,000 against prohibition while the three provinces to the east and the provinces and territories to the west of old Canada collectively give a majority of 53.500 in favor of prohibition.

Our Ottawa despatch says it_ is

generally understood that under the present conditions the government will decline to pass a prohibitory law. Before discussing what they ought to do we await fuller returns and some general expression of the leaders of the prohibition movement in Canada. The question to be considered is not what would be the political effect, but whether or not it would be in the in- terest of prohibition itself that the government should act on the verdict of the east and west, regardless of the hostile centre of the Dominion. Quebec has clearly no right _to domi- note Canada in this or in any other matter.

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Nowlet the prohibitionists of the

three eastern provinces if the govern- ment will not act on the plebiscite vote, about the work of obtaining provincial prohibition. It won’t do to wait for Quebec.

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Charlottetown did nobly on plebis- oite day. Think of it l 968 votes for ‘l rohibitio d 9

p n an 1 0 against,._mnr3 he found that the sefil herds are dving' than five to one. This shows that a N Off rapidly- Pemglf’ sealmg is dau? .tml <1! tres mn is working its own 1<l°S'f0yi11s__1.h@ herds-

oiire. This is the tsmiit-since peoples

reward for not consenting to have a W

license law thrust upon them. The Scott Act repeal is now avenged.

What is the use of holding more

civil service examinations? There are thousands who have passed the examinations in years past for whom noplaces can possibly be found for ten years tocome. And yet there are examinations anuoumced to be held in twelve Canadian cities iiii November next. All this costsmoney, and it is so much money wasted.

According to present plans 20,000

U.S.soldiers are to garrison the Philli-

gines; 12,5000 will keep order in

orto Rico and 60,00 will try to N establish a stable government and; pmt in outs. Hers are 92,500 _ soldiers needed outside of the United States _where H0118 were rgquiy-ed before. If the Republic needed a standing army of 25,000 men before 1 the war it will now apparently have

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|»i\iiiliii_; to the teinperaiice p€Ulllt`» but it is wall that they should know ,us-i (hp state of the popular mind all over the country. They are no 10112- or working in the dark. \Ve of the maritiiiie provinces will H0 1005-Ie" look to Ottawa, at least not in the near future, but to our own legisla- tive halls, for liquor legislation.

‘ All honor to the clerqyiiien, the teniperance workers, the \V. C. T." Union, the divisions of Sons of Tem- perance, the lodges of Good Templars and o'hers who contributed their time, money and most untiring efforts to make the plebiscite campaign on this Island the great success it was l Here, at least, prohibition has camped on the field. It has been a great satisfaction to Tris GUARDIAN to work with such energetic and self- sacrificing men and women and share in the splendid victory throughout this province.

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On the roll of honor as places

where not asingle vote was cast in favor of the deadly liquor trailic are the following polling divisions: St. Catherines, Cherry Vallpy, Southport, and Whim Road Cross. All honor to them l Murray Harbor South, with 174 for and only 1 against and West Devon, Highbank, _North River. Mount Herbert, Summerville and Victoria Cross, with one solitary vote for whiskey each, did almost equally well. There are 25 other polls where the liquor vote was five or under. And this is out of only the seventy polls from which returns were given in our yesterday’s issue.

From the Pribyloi! Islands-

SKAowAi',Alaslia. via Seattle, Wash.

ingion. Sept. 26._Governor Bradv has returned here from an official trip from the Pribyloff Islands and other points south. He said that he found ever - thing running smoothly at every point he touch: d. Speaking of the Aleutian Isl-ands,:ho says:--‘They are destined to become the home of countless herds _ of cattle and sheep. Some of the islands' have not a stick of timber on them, but are covered all _ over with a luxuriant 1 growth of grass. affording the finest kind of pasture land for cattle and stock.” He says at the seal islands

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INSURANCE

on your house, your furniture,

your store, your stock, your

plate glass, your vessel, your

cargo, your freight, your life.

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ARii1vED to-day and will be for sale

at our market sti ls. 105 lbs honey (white comb), 10 lihls line large onions, any quantity of choice green tomatoes, ripe tomatoes. mixed spite# used fm chow-chow and piielilis, small oni0n~ for pickles, cucumbers, cauliflower. cel- ery. Your atteniion is partie ularly dir- ected to our celery which is the best w~ have had for years. Orders taken ioi winter supplies. Red peppeis and cil- ron rnelons to arrive next Week.-J. J. GAY & Son. Market or Head of Princi Street. Telephone 180. [30-d&wt‘

THROUGH some error all our mil;i -

ery was dela. ed but will he opened o Monday next.-W A. Wissits & Co.

A GLANCE at our large window will

give you a iairt idea what we are r’o- ing in cloths. If you will look at lh. other window you will See Some IiObb'~ hats for the fail. Doii’t pass us When

out shopping.-VV. D. MCKAY, Bargai' Corner. _

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Every kind of insurance written in the best companies, and at lowest possible rat.(.S_

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Ours is the Big Store with the small

Our prices are what we pay leadership See our line of FURNITURE,

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_ Our exquisite Millinei y creations which leave our sto

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EDGING

The “Easysewn” Skirt Edging is’

a boon to Dress Makers. _

Can be sown on the skirt

with the greatest facility. _

Protedt the skirt where the wear

is most. severe. We have it. _

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w to lay in a str ck l - of Winter Hos-

\¢¢;~ 'ery, you’ll _need ,_

1' f __ _ it soon. 1

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’ / plete' stock ofl

_/ sizes and wi ights

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ismti Jtnip (enlist 1t_\s_ir__.) int=_~re.~t. thrifty buyers. We never have space to tell

17- Hon-S=¢+i>=1'=“i\'“1Pt"P“"-> news We can only point to :i tew interesting siots

”' yds ilisl (under 10 years )

_ _ _ _ _ _ - ~ _ _ ' ~ ' _ is `l _UI ‘1'__-_im ,__c___,___ (opm) ' one of them as a criterion oi what every nook and cor

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. If Our prices _are very moderate and we have at present ‘ pi " and attractive ready Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at pr

_ inducement.

6, Felt Walking Hats, Sailor Hats, Dress Hats, Rough ”‘ D S ` s in the newest colorings and choices* sl

ers, Cuff Holders, Armlets, Tooth ` Brushes, Hair ' Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Combs, etc.

GEN TS’ f GLUYES.

Latest up to date styles in Kio GLOVES, -

mocmi stoves. 1

usmiesnru nm ciovss,

imsn nm mms, » _ Fixer wooi. cinvss, ' _ COME IN Ts. NIGHT

_ _ toons Ladies

Wrappers.

_ The best value f i h, I

Stalinless Blwk Hose |30 P" Pa” money tells the storv oiirp vi Stl

All wool Cashmere Hose 203 per l pi r department; ' i V Iuads

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_ pi rs 0|- J0 mints each. , UI' STGCL Of D1

_ _ _ _ _ _ _Ladies a\ra_i-.perS fOl' $1.25 CES each mn” double that

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SuPPoBTEBS¢ _§L““ll"" “"“"P*"~`. ff” '$1-40 "S efwb- 1 Qualities nevegwl ' “Velvet Gfllffl' 505-9 S"PP0"'_f@fS, }L""l"`* “"'“l‘P*"`-‘ ful' $1-751 cts each. present. Ladies 1 with cuhioiied buttoned lo ks 'L d 1 ' -

5 c ~,I a ii-si wrappers fOr $9 OO pa h " d '

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hcldls Silk, W00l._ 0|* 000001] ll0~€, '_ Laflicn "' "»'rm.~..` for cts ‘gash :e‘_t_e_.Dre(;8n;;pe(‘;s°

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Jack Frost is'ji-ist H A ' around the corner.

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moment, and-ftlie need for _Warm li Bed Clothing will_

bu much in evidence.

WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,

Lnnissi uusu cotisasjtis" cu|=Fs, ' |»4\|_J_|.ES_f GNBTERS, LADlESf"|'lES,

new masons, new Araons. " »

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describe the items

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.-__= __ lone would expect mantle knowledgggr; »_.possess m f*Q\‘) //' 'l _ \_ ; _to find in a _co_in_- pprchasing’tiie 'action _pf 13.! 1

‘ pletely equ1p'p_3§I ‘ _garments which we' d Every » ,__

_ j I. stock. We’ll mf '- __v_`_`_g_le garment is worthy of spo- t _-.J ___.l. ion a. feW._ icial notice. *A visit to this`depa‘rt- _ _ _._ ' 1 Buttons, Tie H0lil`~'f_h_ie__nt will more than- interest you. \j’

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will evcrcome this evil. You insure yourself against colds and kindred complaints by adopting a pair. THEY `l DON ’T COST MUCH.

Women"s 6 Button Ballers 85&. 48|:

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low shoes now so much worn by ladies become dangerous.

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lNew Cloth for Fall ana

We have opened a line line oi No

Suitings. Overcoa.tings:a1id Trouseriiig

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i shings always on hand.

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reliable make,__;with=_._p__§~et;_ty__ borde_x',___.\_a 0 _ Vg 55'* h Paif 3 __ A I. I E

Heavy nion Siits, 500' 'per suit. _._

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