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THE LATEST NEWS ‘

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THE CHARLOTTETOWY GUARDIAN miter ol ALI; °°"`°”"3'l 23, 1903

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PIPES.

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We have received large assortment of

a3 B. pipes--own-make and regular in all the popular shapes, bent and straigit. Tdese are the finest tobacco pipes made, tmot burn or crack, no taste. You’f'1 enjoy on_e from the start. Lovk our line over now.

J. G. Jamieson,

Druggist The Meclical Hall

R emember

that your success in

life fiirgely rlerends on

your eye-sight, there-

fore sec 'rs about your

eyes if tl-.ey trouble

you.

G. H. Taylor lcrveler and Opticiau

THE RESULT UNCERTAIN.

It is always a pleasure to an in-

dependent journal like The Guardian to find its views upain public matters endorsed by a prominent and respect- able political newspaper of either . party. Our forecast of the result of next Monday's polling hasy always been that no man will know till the votes are counted whatithe result may be. That staunch Liberal journal, the St. John Globe, is- of the same opin- ion. Commenting upon the fact that there were but two returns by acclamation on nomination day, The Globe says: ' “Both parties throughout Canada,

therefore enter upon the voting _quite even, and no matter what predictions may be made as to the result nobody

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can possibly know before Monday Inight next what the result may be. I (ln both sides there has been a strong lor' disposition than was ever before to prophecy; and the reader of the newspapers must. be very much puz- Izled as to what to nelieve. The pre, Irlictions which are made are really :due to uncertainty' of the result. _

Many voters are, apparently, sup-|

posed no bc influenced by a desire to beon the winning side, and it is to these the prophets are addressing themselves so strenuously. The pat- riotic voter should, however, form his opinions and judgments upon the reasons and arguments which are prr Isefnted to him, and should vote noe

Iior the party which he thinks may livin, but for the party which in his judgment ought to win upon tlhe merits of the case presented to the

We have said than the more import-

,ant question is not which will win? ibut which party ought. to Win. The ielection prophets know no more about Ithe result than the average intel- Iligent voter. But even were it mor-

I|ally certain that one party or the other would be certainly victorious the patriotic voter should, in~ the .judicious _language of The Globe, "'vote not for the party which he

Iwhich in his judgment ought to win

Iupon the merits of the case present-

ied to the country.”

We believe the result to be un-

icertain_ What; the voter has to de

"6" ` "W ' guide is whether in his judgment our

federal affairs shall be conducted in_ Q I /

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__LuSt I } H _ the future as they have during they b _.

_ rc' _<00-U1 Ullilfl' H past. four years, or whether in would] 'Al

skirts’ lh ' l -»k]'1; |_‘ - -t 1 ir n, I- .S _Rheum `

ey 0 1 e _ ie .letter 0 iavo a c ang

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First instalment

~f goods

_ rl! Ladies' anfl Gerjtlemgnbs ‘carry under the awakened consciencal

'I ' Dressing CaSes_ _‘nf the <_0nntry_ it will ben nnppyIFor \ l

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Tl-IE MORAL ISSUES.

(sheep and are finding them a load to

country." I

Mori-_'l issrre-3 in. public atlairs, both; llnrigmflslf

as affecting ther parties and individual: _ -

candidates are more to the front than= _ * isual during the present campaign,I " " '“"“""""*"'" -'-“-"°’

of Iiund we Lelieve the adiscuiiion willl .

.prove of lasting hene t to e coun-I fx t B t ~ try. Both parties have their blackl S b

I'I'he private character of a public man

_'is a mutter: of .public concern. Men of unclean or disreputable life ought not Ito be placed in positions of honor and responsibility.

I is whati is called a ‘-‘scandal camf rpaign edective ? That depends upon :the nature and 1.-he number of the cor- rupt and wrongful acts th_at are

:charged and credibly efiabiished. And las with .an individual so with a part- ty. A mam may become infamous by misconduct without anything being proved against -him in the courts. If the majority of the people believe what is alleged against a public m'an or a party it will always have an ef- fect in an election.

Both Liberal and Conservative Gov-

crnments in Canada have gone down to defeat under what their friends and supporters declared, and manyl of ,them' believed to bee. campaign of Islander, 'rue Macdonald Government

lin 1873, the Ross Government in 1904 _und the New Brunswick Government lin March last, all went down unthr fcharges which they and their sup- Iporters declared to be a campaign of 'slander and abuse. There isa. lesson

|in these disasters for all Governments _present and to come. .-

1 A Government or the political party which pursues the path of, rec- Iitude, avoiding all acts ol wrongwdo- ing is not likely to be materially. in- jured, even if they are assailed, by iulsc charges. The Mownt Government in Ontario during the twenty-tive years of -his term of leadership amd fthe present Government of Nova Scotia are happy instances of provin- ci.rl Governments ably led and almost entirely free from reproach. They fur- nish examples worthy to be followed.

The trouble with both parties, the weakness ofboth parties, iaas we have said, their black sheep. The peo- ple know them equally well wthether they are Liberal or Conservative, and the best prospects of either party rests the best prospects ofieither party tests upon some first-class funerals after

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but mark by their votes thain deter-

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1908. l V niination to turn down the moral de-

linquents and suspects who are can- didates for their nnnrsgee they will render invaluable service toward the political regeneration of Canada.

'i‘h'e_re are but two survivors of the t-runous company known as tht' FM-ll' era of Confederation. One is Hon. A. Ai Macdonald. Senator of this. City, whom many have been pleased to Bee upon our streets again aDPH!" ently guiite restored to health MWF H

Sir Charing Topper, who was recently made the recipient ol high honors by the King.

The presence of great crowds in the

Market Hall at several public meet- ings oi late has directed public at- tention to the need of all Html*-i°UH'l exit or exits. The public conveni- ence, if not dren the puvliv Safety calls for this iml1\`0"e ent- It has been frequently talked of but has not yet rnuteriolised.

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Kingdom -has had thirty successive ministries, the average duration ue- ing between three and four years. In France, since 1870 the ¢h8l\é0S Ui

ministries have been much more fre-_ orient than in England. In Canada; although we have had six ditferent Premiers in the forty-one years since the "union, there have been but three changes of the party :it the hwd OI!

yearn Conservative and seventeen

one pnrty to times as frequently ns Canada htm: done.

tions the correctness of The Guar

is admitted by the sgme authority that -betting is both illegal and im moral but contended that betting

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lthinks may win, but for the partyl ”` l i ` Des no aqua 3 e

bets The editor, not being g lawyer,

» Ii/ix' prints this opinion for what it may

be worth In any case the honest el-

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I D N _ ector will dn well to take no chances

The law is very str ngent in regard- to illegal practices in connection with elections and it is better to be on the sofe side both morally and legnl-

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Any Guardian nn »i

who receives adlrnly print- ed, badly printed. badly folded. badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped.

I torn,solled or lncouiplct:

paper of whitever Issue will lrini v no ny wht:-\uh scrlprlou D-_-parimeut at once

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_ _` lthing for Canada if I 5026" Of 5° Of W '1_---_.__._. ;_._ ___ __,_______~

For Wedding or Xmas glfts -the worst otenders are relegated tol

-‘Just 0p¢n¢d_ Iprivnte liic on Monday next. I a ° a

Wg kee the best Much liar. been said of tfhe present Ou _. ) TRFATQ CHROYI ‘ _ _

P being rr " scandal campaign." Noth- Y are looklilé 'Home a_m“_‘S__t AH“M}"‘\‘T5

In those linc5"` ing too hard to be said ofthe man I’urd_v Station

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Prices Right who wnfnuy ninnders ins neighbor, or for 3 bcot that “,111 gmdmssm W1 e-dremr L0. N. \_

ri public man, But. if the truth Isl _

period of indiapoaitiorn The other ia'

in n- hundred years pnst the Unued_

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years Liberal. Britain changes' from C? -- t

the other about three ‘Ll

scgnrinlous, still in the discussion oil _ it d pnnuc nnnn'.~_ on one sine Of the °““’ lV€ OU COIllfOi' I Four of the above candidates will be elected from Prince Edward Islan

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ELECTION COUPON

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FURS THAT

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We offer none but honest value,

I No misrepresentations.

Here are a few samples in genuine

Mink.

Mink is the most popular fur this season.

Mink Scarfs $18,00--Real

Mink Muffs $40.00--Real

Mink Ruffs $z_-,.00-Real

We have built a reputation on just such

fur val .ies as these.

uffuirs. The avernpr duration tl tlicl I `

forms of the respective parties in nf~I . foe has been 3 little over ten yenrs_ U

the total being about twenty-four r YF* - - '

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~»'l`hiscoupou is good for five estimates providing you have a receipt for

$250 w rth cf goods purchased from janies Paton 81- C0-I Cl13fl°tt°t°W”- A - receipt fer fifty cents from the same firm entitles you to one estimate and so an. Do not estmate more than your receipt calls for otherwise your coupon will _be vcid_ Receipt to bear date from Sep zist to Oct .a5th 1908 both days lnclusrve and must accompany the coupon. Address all coupons to The Guardian, Charlottetown, and mark on the bottom left hand corner of the envelope Elec- tion estimate.” For one estimate use column one. For two estimate use col- umn one aud two and so on until you have made enough to cover your receipt. Mark the successful candidates by X and write plainlv the total maj-

jority of the four members

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T- is of the utmost import- f_. 'ance that the mattress upon f

fill. sanitary.

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The makers of the celebrated ‘IOstermoor”

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The best at any pricel

Goffi llros

Let us tell you how

little it will cost to in- stall a system of up~t0. date sanitary plumbing in your home. Do you approve of lnxuries?To have up to-date plumb- ing in your home is one of the greatestluxories. \Ve carry the very lates; fixtures in stock

Get our prices they

will interest you.

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inthe at lon est prices for c._rsh_ _Duchemin & Co.

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Canada Life Facts

'I he Canada Life by reason of its stron g reserves*

W T. Burrows _ K R

will not be obliged to use any profits in It...rre for the purpose of increasing the reserve fi uds. Most companies will be compelled to reduse their pro- fits for this purpose.

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_'A Nlll C2lI‘g0 Of _ Weather conditions are good; no lling spring lxivirn to seal: into lh I C d - lumber and jeopardize goo results; no gnats and Iiiee to nick lo ill '

C af “ICS Ires'\ paint; the paintgmt on pow3ves_pro\ection.agaInnt winter emma

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in the safest paint to ilk.” N him 'iuun 'nh pints 5 cts meh'

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LAND FOR SALE.

Nowis your chance to get B ff"

snap in land. A few minutes wall: from the new wharf which is to be buriiut Franklin Point. North River. D-lug' McKinlay offers for sale that part of_ I5 arm which lies west of the North River Gad. it comprises over ioo acres _ Ml' ll cleared. lt_is watered havin! 1

gring and good well. The shore! eh-cu ia ndmrrabl muted for boetilll or bathing and aiforrls an P\7\ll1d““°°u‘:; seaweed. A good hay barn is also sqm” property. This Irinn has long d is noted for the feniti y of its »o\l__lf\n new in a very high e¢ate_ofcultivnlw im

In situation renders it an Idea Pm

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