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' PLYMOUTH

INTERNATIONAL

- Standard----5oo ft. to the pound'

Green Slieaf’-550 ft. to the pound Silvgf Sheaf- Ooo ft. to the pound

ill? Mgnilla - - (loo it, to the pound

95.' _,stock ofthe above well known brands it ' which We are selling at lowest prices.

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Leading _

and Comments for . Saturday Subacribera "

TUESDAY

\\`e print in another column the let-

_ter of Joseph Auld, a well known pa- itive .ii this Province, now on a visit Eto his former friends in this north- ‘ern lutitiulc. Mr. Auld iS P\llJli3h¢\' of the Biirlingtou, Vermont, NEWS. which like 'I‘lie Guardian is an inde- lpeiident journal, and he is accustom- ied to speak what he thinks. His c».mplimentai'y references to The lfiiiardiun are none the less BPPYGCI' lated from the fact that he differs broadly from our views un_ the pro- hibition iiestion.

i\lr. Aiilld attended the recent Scot-

tish ganii-s at Georgetown, and wit- .1ii~.~isid fhc drunken 'outbreak on the Ifraius going and coming and on the lgi'i.ii1id.<. lt is not surpriseing that luiiiler such circumstances he formed an uiifnvorable opinion ofl the law and of its working. The outbreak was simply disgraeefiil. But it was abnormal and unusual. Such scenes lily ui. means represent the normal lliie of our _],\_-ople under prohibition. 'Iii thc main we have one of the most sober, temperate and orderly com- munities on the face of the earth, as the official criminal statistics of the country have proved from year to year.

Bcriuise a dum breaks occasionally

land the water works ravage and de- lstriietion along the river's course, live .lo not rush to the conclusion that it is in vain to build water

bellton fire department and declare it to he useless because under stress ..f wind and fire on a certain day the town was luid in ashes. We do not 'blame the cause of purity and right- <~o.isiics>i when we find that despite the nueiicies for good there are still ldives and brotliels in all our larger |tov.'n.~;.

What .\lr. Auld says of Burlington

may he true. l-le is a politician, and stiiiids for license in preference to pi~ohi\.ition. We have tried here in lfiharlottetown all the modes and linethods of dealing with the' liquor fic. Our town is a seaport, which Uiirliiigtoii is not, and therefore the eoiiditions are even harder here than ltliere. But prohibition li-as made good here in general and in particu- lar-in election times, at Exhibition times, at annual militia camps and large igatlicriiigs of people. It has i'cp1accd disorder and intemperance with order and sobriety. It has greatly diminished drunkenness, dis- order und crime right here in Char- fottetown in the open sight of ull men. ’l’hc drunken outbreak of which l!\l1. Auld speaks was most regret- table. It calls for a more energetic

is found.

WEDi.\`ESDAY

All are familiar with the fact thalt.

Jiillau 1f=‘ a very considerable naval il>~»\\‘cr. The echoes of her victory ov- er the Riissinn fleet in the late war souiideil round the globe. But not so .runny are aware that Jupan is push. img into existence a strong commer- ,rial fleet which is rapidly taking B ,bliice 111 the carrying trade of the world, Especially is Japan aiming to lshare in the commerce between Am- :erica and the far east_ t At Tacoma the other day arrived ,the Japanese liner Panama Maru, 0( ,the Maritime Steamship (_‘.0m.pgny_ |'I`he lfanaina Maru is the fourth of fthe six ships operated by the Osaka, ;line to carry the Japanese nag on the ll"'_‘K Pacific "°ya1zes. Her sister lships now in commission are the Tn. leoma Maru, the Seattle Maru and

the Chicago Maru. Three weeks

ltlie fifth ship, the Mexico Maru, Si; |la_i1ncl1ed and it is expected th-at she |will bein commission within two lmonths. The last of these six ships lthe flansda Maru, will be ready for

llllllfwlliflfi in November and nex

. . t

Lllarch will begin the work for which she is designed, the freight an-d png.

“Sanger service to 'i‘a<‘.on'ia.

000 and 2,800 -tons of tea

was unloaded and transferred to gpg.

ship arrived, and was promptly

_T speeding away across the contl t,

.W New York .rms incident 8.2;; tEdwsrd)0Iksland has adgpted the On-

to show that the Japanese liners on the Pacific which can be operated at I

I O I

no n n B less cost than Auerican or British th" the ontulo Premier hu ‘mud

ml iihips. are likely to gain a prlncfpdl ::;e'gn§°’;g;‘;“‘*:,5gnb(;|:t:‘_l&h‘;\;¢°°‘=\:»°3:_ L I

l-ihare uf the carrying trade of the

llzcglstefcd) i'Ja¢|m; within 3 few yearn, Alrggdy _M VA_M>D[ED_ V* /m_;.

AP¢a¢e P|-odurmrf Japan is doing more of this trade McPHEE_j_M_ south sham Lot '65'

than the United States, and Canada

A Kick Eliminaior ...ini 1001. suv.. time ner nag, un ,mt 50,, '0, Dgmm md, H" Mu.,

that of the great Republic ls not to

A Blames' lncr°‘“f he driven off the western ocean, Phee' \1__ U

M KINNO. A _

A Marvel To Taafe _ The "“”"°°° “°°""°" "°'°"""‘ *“° ii-gyie, iiiergsiiet ee A* your gmc" for is not lafse. IS m°%%‘”'; “"°b°;“°"°£d ond daughter of

1 being 400 feet long, out am Macunnon' ‘sed

Domliilon. Blend Tea .':.._‘l'..‘;‘2.“ ‘.°.§‘":‘.i':.3'.%°l’..tf’I.i°...“*:‘:.2.“. ;;-,y,';»»;- 8_1;-,,';;;_s; ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,

Tlll€ D0 Substitute 19'* P°"°“3°" °l l°"°‘ °\‘"°" Tl" brothers and time sisters.-

EditoriaIs,Nolcs

in the second, £18,838,000 in the third and £8,000,000 in the fourth year. The amount paid off in thi

E E E

the rejection of the budget, but ii

mi1ls.'l\`e do not blame the Camp-l

.<~nfoi'cemeiit of the law, some amend- I’ _V , _` ments thereto as well. lt does not f"‘)m Llbeml newspaperhfwmch muidly

r»1'ovr- iirfiliihition a failure. Far Or “tmngly lavor harm r°d“°h°"'l ....ir it. There are 'also some evidences of ap- _ |'>i..liil~lti<.i1, def'-Dite oceg.;;0na1 mp. prehension in the Conservative and , ~.i..i. .is time reie.-i-eu te, is an- protectionist lucas. All 0! which ~..i.~i.1..ii_y jiisztilied by its good fruits makes Pleuwllt reading to many per- in l'i-iiice l~]d\vard Island, and the common jiidsinent of the people and, of the legislature alike is to main- tain it as the law of the land for the flood it has done and is doing. Con- ‘stnnt warfare is the law of all soc- linl as well as material progress. The 1fai'irici' must fight against weeds and ihiitnlo buss if he would save his ir1°i»ps._He nii1:st_iise the best weapioiis niul his hest skull and energy he can ii‘i.rnniund. l’rohil1ition is not a per- fect weapon or remedy against the evils of the liqiior trafiic, but it is the best we have yet been able to ,find or devise, and it will never be }.lisi~.ai~deil by the people till a better

_lt is to be observed that these Jap-

,nneae liners, while built primarily ag ifffiflhtvrs. are entirely modern in their construction and equipment, so that they can carry large cargoes ,and handle it with the greatest dos-_ ;patch. For instance, the panama A western Liberal paper blames Sir ihlaru is furnished with power-_ James Whitney for having "made 5 -ful' derrieki~i, each capable present of the Provlnce’s (0ntario’s) of handling 9. load 0( sixty rights in the new (school) readers to tons. '_The liner is also fitted wit/h Prince Edward Island." "The edltr 1l"rK‘~' Sllk M0018. which are fireproof ing, copy-right privileges, typo-pep land ‘~\‘l1l@l‘Prf.r.f, and are kept at a re- ting, plate-casting, ilfiustrating of lglllllf Wmveratllre. so that the bales these Readers-a good deal more than '->,f_ C'1>‘f.ly KOUIIS may be transported half the expense of most illustrated iéiitlioiit danger of damage. The first books-have all been paid or are to HP l\Y°"Kht to America a thousand be paid by the Province." It goes on l"‘°l‘”’“`“ 0' "aw Hllk VBIUNI ht $700.- to intimate that the Conservative

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The freight on the Japanese liner ,mr cum- noplys mon,” and umm.

cial cars in twelve hoiiri-i after the to this gen"-ous mocd rn order “mt

. . ' ' tli thereby ~

Prompt and economical handling ol. count. This view is sustained by the' iollojies no. ills while Prmw Ea_ “Buy a bguenh

ireignt. is the prime object. ami iii) this line there is little doubt tbit success will be achieved. Hall ador; en such steaxners plvillg \>¢”¥~W¢°D 3_8' pan and America, give strong evid- ence of Japanese enterprise and the competition which Canada will meet from that quarter in the future.

lt is most regrettable that in face

of such developments by JBPH-U. Ulf commercial COIHIBBG Of C*\““d‘\ l` yearly falling off. We _built ships in the olden days under a l`¢V°ll\\¢ wh- and have almost ceased to build tbcin since the adoption of protection. 'Dar ifl reduction and a renewal 0| the shipbuilding industry are now indl cated as matters of prime import- ance if the Dominion is bo hold bei own against the swift invasion o the carrying trade of the Pacific our smart competitors from the Fai East.

THURSDAY

Frequent wars caused ad-ditioiis to

the debt of the Mother Country. fron time to time but no sooner is thi war over than 3 pel‘BlB\’.el\l1 65011 be gins to reduce the liability. Befori the Boer War the national debt had been reduced to £635,040,956. Thi' Boer War which cost in roimd figures 5 billion dollars added £149,482,00l to the debt, the difference being in-adi good by extra taxes imposed during the struggle. When the late Govern ment went out of power the gms: debt stood at £789.000.00U-

The present Government paid of'

£7‘,700,000 in the first year, £9.800,00l.

year just closed was only £fI,000.00l owin to the trouble rowin out ol

the current year the debt will be re~ duced by £9,687,000. The betterment in tive years will really be £63,000,- 000 if increased assets are taken into account, and this in the face of tht enormous expenditure on naval con _ struction and the heavy new chargei for old age pensions. Alone ainon the nations of EUFOPB. free tradi Britain has n surplus in the treasury and is steadily reducing her debt.

Liberal journals east and west

seemed to have reached the conclu- sion that` the strong free trade senti- ment which Sir Wilfrid Laurier has encountered in every part of the Northwest cannot fail to leave its impress on his mind and on his fu- ture fiscal policy. The Halifax Chronicle says: “The organized cam- paign in the West iii favor of a low~ er .tariff is bound tu make its influ- ence felt throughout the Dominion. Everywhere Sir Wilfrid Laurier has gone he has met with demands for reductious in the tariff."

The Toronto Star says 1 “The Per-

liaments elected on the basis ol’ the census of 1911 are likely' to be strongly influenced by the free trade sentiment of the west." We might multi 1 opinions of the same -iort

sons in the Maritime Provinces' tp whom -the high tariff has all along represeiited nothing better than loss and burden. The tariff reform leaven is working. -

Although the Northwest crops are

dred million bushels of wheat is a

in all the Provinces wi‘il probably ex-

acres under wheat, of which 8,376,345 acres are in the Northwest, so large- l has wheat cultivation shifted f"om

The Dominion has 9,864,100 acres un- der oats, and the estimated area of all the field crops is 30,554,200°acres.

And the federal revenue has risen

be ond a hundred million dollars

million to a million and a half per month over last year. Great public works are being constructed and Canadian industries are generally

tented, peaceful, prosperous and hap-

country.

The S dney papers recorded seven

are seaports, in the same ‘latitude.At last census Charlottetown had over 12,000 people, Sydney slightly under 10,000. Both have since grown. Such facts will make no difference what- ever with the anti- rohibition liar

tion. The law is enforced here; it is

difference.

'rninkv

leader sin Ontario fs ver nerous

shes that Sir James has been moved

he may be able to boa t that Prince

arlo b s. Here the general feeling seems to .ba

5 8 '

year, with a reported increase of a

busy and prosperous. No portion of' the known world is perhaps more con-

py at the present time than our own

y _

teen arrests on Saturday, fifteen of~ them for drunkenness. There were . no arrests in Charlottetown for

drunkenness on that day. Both towns _

, D .

Both towns are now under prohlbi- I

not enforced fn Sydney. That is the

Our Cut PINE

_ Master

Masion

. ~ '~ - I' uiciin is cut from our original AM! `t

NA\.\.1I 1i1ug_ ‘»\ LOOI iilid 11105 `

fragraiit smoke..

soin sv ALL DEALERS >i.i.\iri-'kc'i‘i:ai~:n av

irv 'roi.=.Acco co.

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Lniei-si St. John G_1_°b°.. which says 1_4 ei»t_r rreriiice. h xpense Url "It appears to usenet the

111

.-It i-s true that Olitario must pre- lward Island is not at t e e for WM” Premier anew” B

pare the work. imd5pay for its Dre- ‘D'l`°P“"“l_‘°“lsht° av;ilellp}\].:;'lliai;)d.p[gut lf 'word for what lie and his colfilailgh

variation, which it would have to do the b00l\S U” t ‘th ‘have done, the more Particularly as in any 058°. md lPP&'€Y\¢ly it Eilfesllmg be lmi an erxract ilgdgnleiwhigtevei he does not appear to have limited Prince Edward Island the benefit oflmatter it is fill 9 wmme haslms kmduus by we [mt um; pr-mg.

ri J nes Y _ ,

lm preparation' Prince Edward Isnmay ba' 'uliaiictllortiil sister Province. lludward _Island we B Liberal l‘!l\dIr

‘"4 ‘°» “‘°‘°-'°'°' *‘“‘T°“ “ie P"““" d°“° ° km ei...i initio.. is eiieii time md G°v°““°°°l-

[nu-y east of preparation. but Ontar- whose flnan P

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ceed that figure. The Donilinlon is ‘ T D - ` " ` ~-~..

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vtv1ltnlimg14;l)0?dlll)ve yiicrels undig?) giigiin "ir sg `_- " S

' f 2,000, ' . " ;‘.zi°..;‘;‘ ° . 1 - e~AsrERN G.-PEA T5 -» .

The entire country has 9,295,000

not altogether up to earlier expecta- f ' 1- To -is tions, Canada. is having a good yield _ , __ of farm crops ori the whole. A hun- T N ’ , __.f-~~ ’l'~--\ ___i _

A Grand National Event

- nd Miner In

EDUCATIVE

Monster Induufrial Ex-I Agricultural and Fruit

position Shows

Grand Horse and Caffle ' School Cunfull.I"ine Aria

Show Manulacfuries in Motion

Poultry. Pei SfocIi,Bee.1 Pure Food Show un Large

Forestry a p _ Natural History. F owen Aulomuhile|.Molor Craft.

Scale

Death"

B06.

ENTERTAINING

path"

y . . 'the older Provinces to the prairies. - _

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Fireworks Every Night Iligli Wire Performers

Boatoiiia Ladies' Orches- “Musical lli||e."Dra|00lll

fra Monster »"Pihc" and "Hil-

Mililary Brass Banda way."

‘ Two Vaiiilevilla .Tliealrel Daily Callie Parallel

Thrilling "Swing of llorae Races at "Honor j

EXCllRSION RATES I`ROM PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

lssiic Sept. __1, to 14

Issue Si.-pt. 5, fi. 7. 3

Stations. Good to return 16th. ` l<ciur.i 7. S, 9, ioth

ll HI P P \

July 31st 1910 Horatio Nelson, ili-

at New

mourn

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