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THE CHARLOTTE I OWN f GUARDIAN

‘ li A saruanav, aoousr i4. .gag ` V _ l SHALL PREFERENCE BE GIVEN CANADIAN PORTS?

Balance

1 Fishing

Tackle

We are selling cff

the balance of fine fishing tackle at big discounts

Rods Reels Lines I-‘ly Books 25 p.c. oil

Baskets 20 p.c. oil

J.G. Jamieson, DRUGGIST

Aflife long

It has been proposed that the pre-

ferential tarilf on British goods im ported to Canada shall only apply to such goods when brought in through 'Canadian porta This seems a rea- sonable and logical proposal. Shall we give preferential treatment to British goods and refuse a reallonable preference to our Canadian ports ov- er foreign ports T We have ocean ports enough east and west at which to l~rin,; in all the British goods we shall ever want, and these ports on the Atlantic are also nearer to Brit- ain than any American ports, and are connected by the Intereolonial and C. P. R. with all the inland and wen ern portions of the Dominion. Moreover, auch ports ae Halifax and Saint John, on which in time of war and winter; or the suspension of the bonding- privileges the interior of Canada must be wholly dependant for an outlet, might he thought to be entitled to some trade preference over Portland, Boston or New York. The Toronto Globe, the chief news-

paper organ oi the Liberal party,

innovation,” and an "economic ab- surdity." It hints at "devising ex-

oif competition from American ports.

ing railway lines from the Atlantic

° . seaboard to the interior of Canada.

Friend

When you buy a wach, get

one of our hidgh grade “G. H.T. " specials an you will have a true and accurate friend.

These watches are made up

lptcially for us by the very best American watch factory and are

ial Railway-_ The latter belongs to

ada. The entire Dominion would

earn 'oy transporting British goods westward. At the same time there

all thoroughly tested and rated.

VVe have these in ladies' and

gents' gold, gold-Filled and silver cases.

G.l'l.TayIor, I eweler & Optician-

"A good wrap will add to the val-

ue of your outfit. Your hoi~sevsill even look better. and the handsome carriage will not look right without one ol Paton‘s Scotch Wraps.

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Furniture and House Furnish-

ings of the best alwavs at Paton's, 7-Z2dt

Light outing hats, in linen at 45c_

Tweed cape for men, also a large grey wide leaf felt hat at $1.00. Special value. Paton & Co.

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would be competition which- The

Globe affects to fear would be shut I out. | There is another line in process of construction by the Canadian Gov- ernment from Moncton, New Bruns-

wick to Winnipeg, Manitoba, so that| within a few years there will hc at ileast three competing lines from east to west. Surely this would afford [competition enough, in so narrow a lcountry as that of settled Canada. ‘Wa must therefore look elsewhere for 1 thi-_ reasons of The Glo'be's hosiiility. l lt. lies obviously in the Grand l'I‘rui_i‘r's terminal port of Portland, :Maint-_ Either the government itself,

lor the Grand Trunk Pacific Company lwhich is to operate the Transcon- ltincntal, or both of them by agute- ment together, saw fit to deny the Transcontinental any Atlantic ter- minal of its own and made it end

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There are at Pment W0 °°m4>°¢~ It is given out from ottawa that

One of these is the Canadian Pacii?ic:ab1g- move, M0;-egver if, is gagging Railway and the other the Intercolon- Ibmk 1_0 gpg way mm-,gg were in. the

the Government and vwnle of Can-‘ranged that the nm Dominion Per-

share in the profits on what it might'0n Ngvgmber 5_ 13g,'_

at Moncton, where ocean going etganuiiips cannot come. In suits the Grand Trunk to make Port-land its terminal and The Globe stlzdl in, as in duty bound, quite allvaidy to shut out St. John and Halifax from any possible advantagvs as Mark Twain was to sacrifice his wife's relations.

ly satisfied with a protective tariff that builds up great industries in Ontario 'oy levying tribute upon con- sumers east and west, but opposed to giving a Canadian seaport any advantage over a foreign one. It ie content mainly for the sake of On- tario iaictories,thmt: the people of Can- ada shall pay a million and a half per week in customs duties, but ia ical- ous lest a Maritime Province port should gain a dollar by a logical ex- tensiop of the preferential tariff.

Somebody up in the west, illma-

turedly coined the name oi “Hog Town" as a substitute for Toronto. The Ontario capital is deserving ef a better name than that, and we have

-I-pronoumes squarely against any no liking for offensive epithets. But By March' 1912_ tm standing 0( the `Ci_anadian port preference of this sort. The Globe's attitude of narrow, sor- great naviekunless than is further it declares it would be "a serious did and unreasoning opposition to a acceleration am.oBd_wm be.

fair division of tarif! advantages as between Ontario cities and those on

cuses for favoring special interests," the Atlantic aeaboand, certainly sav-l Great Britain 20 40 and says the proposal is intendedlors of the spirit that one would ex- Gnmani 13 20

"to favor Canadian railways from pect to find in a veritable Porko- Franc

the Atlantic seaboard" by shuttinig polls.

Parliament will probably meet on Novemben 4. This is a very desir-

beginningu Sir John Macdonald ar-

'liament should assemble at Ottawa

Among Canadian Railways the

Canadian Pacific is n marvel of rapid development, earning power and gen- eral prosperity. In the year which closed on June 30, 1909 the gross earnins of tha system were $76,313,- 321, tie working expenses $53,357,748 and the net earnings $22,955,573. The gross earnings were five millions in excess of the previous year, and have more ilian doubled since 1902.

The customs and excise taxation in

Canada last year was $73,000,000.Let us suppose that Canada has a nopu- lation of six and a half millions and that the population of~Princs Ed-1 ward lilaud is to that of Canada an, 1 to 6.’-_ That would make the rate; of taxation $11.28 per head, or' $56.40 pcr family. Prince Edward Is- land'u share. if our people paid no more than the average throughout Canada would be $1,164,749. That ou- ly represents what the Government

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Bargain .25 per cent Big Clearing Sale olL_HYNDMAN Q Com 4

|i|§ggg1|gN Boots and Shoes For

at 1 °

.s9, $1.55, siso on 15 Days M:

'I`odny's selling will probably clean up this Dfqgmlrglgigg

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lot. All we can say is---if you want .1 real bargain I , , yuf “bint U1’ ‘ ave money on your shoe bins' If so

Bedsp

I for extra large he

$ Q55 ny Si,-/5 in any ein..-, till ;sold..... ...... SLS!

for extra quality crochet bedspreade, large size.

$|.85 quality everywhere, special fill eold_...$l.50 |

89 for large -inc nicely fin

I Q in ,-.my qinrc. whih- ihry lust ...._........ ....89c

~ ' 'C P s- y ce il i . from the mamuiacturdis ln- England "" T V ~ aa e n erin- exesiie c ui t

if --*I* '._:_ iq, » a a an n ar c e a

5.1¢' ______ a very moderate price The Tyre

’ .L 1-1_ ‘ l Macs Macdonald 8: McKinnon, Drug

' i I I. ‘V -` lil "`|' _'I \` \ ' . i - Played' ‘ “'. C ull! r- Month ue

/_ - llllil"l£l%l|\lllL ¥‘“"' _ YM" _ ' _“_ A_ ,,:q;,_ ;o,"iB g Phoenix Assurance Co, of London, Eng.

- _ gil, ' "Headings, campers' enum, bei- .i A’ E. ' Guardian Assurance Co. of London, Eng. '

reads

isheri bvrisprcads Si_3> qualify

dcpu-ads in very desirable qual-

Becr (Zi

Successors to Mark Wright Fumig C0-

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takes. The consumers pay at least one third more or over $15 per heald, $75 per family. or $1,552,998 for the

:Cadbury's English Nut Chocolate

is a delicious combination of pure Chocolate, Hazel and Walnuts. We have im orted a lar c uant/it dire

and best assorted stock of Edison Records on P E.Island Cali in and hear some of them

The chteaary of Tennyaos’I birth Augiutll, 1809, has brought out ` a surprising number ot very apprecia- tive newspaper and magazine notices of the great poet of the Victorian era. They make it clear that he yet fills a very large place in the hearts and minds of .the reading world. This il ai busy and prosaic age, but the love for ral poetry is not yet dead.

t rimgumi, the new when pert roi the Cunard Une, is a small village of about 100 inhabitants which but a

north of llilford Haven, which has been e. steamship port for half a cen- tury. Fiahguard has a fine ‘harl»or, which, though ranely heard of in the past, is now about to spring into note and prominence.

The Chatham World rises to re-

mark that it wants to hear no more talk of perjury in Scott Act cases; after reading ehe report of the Cur- rey divorce case in St. John. Moet of the witnesses are in social positions, hut, those on one side liab- ly contradict the others in a man- ner which' nothing but rank per- jury on one side or both can ex- plain.

Drea\i~ Pre-Dread 1 nnughts. noughtis.

Uniihed States 8 21

e 6 12

Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Iocalanplicatiom,aa they cannot reach th diseased por frm oi' 'he i-_ar 'l‘h'\r=i is on one way to num deafness, and that is by can slitutinnal remedies. Deafness in carved b an inflamed condition of the mucous lining o the llustachian Tube. When this tube i> inflamed you _have a rumbling' sound or im perfect hearing, and when t is ontlre‘y closed. Deafness fs the result. and unless thr- lnflammation canbe taken out and *his t.uh~ restored to its normal ooniiltioinhearing willih deetro od forever: nine cases out of ton are oaueed by Calarrh, which is nothing but an inflamedoondition of the mucous surfaeea

We willgve One Hundred Dollars for any

oaseofdea ess (caused bv oatarrhl that ran- not. be cured by Hall's Catan-h ,Cure. Bend for circulars flee.

Bom b 11;. °J. oHE7ug:Y as co, Tulane. o. Take § ly Pills for constim" n

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We want every ne who ha

not yet experienced the de light of owning and listenini to an Edison Phouogfaph ti come to us to-day and hear the

New Fireside Model

There is only one way to

know how good the Edison Phonograph is and that is to earit play. We carry one of the largest

year ago wasls miles from the near-

The Gl0b¢is nirvareut-ly abundant-H est railway. It ie eituetedls miieer

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New Dress Cloths

lust received our first shipment of new Fall

Suitings in the neu est novelliescomprising strip es and plains in ihe leading shades. Nainely greens, old rose and amethyst series. Prices range from $r.2o to 2 50, 56 in. goods. Ladies who find it hard to have their suits made up in inc busy dress makers season will find this early shipment interesting. Remember first choice means exclusiveiiess.

James Paton Q Co.

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I see that the protection you purchase is in

the Finest on earth src sold

by "“f°""'i"g d°'l°"' Companies of sound financial standing such

E. J. Deekochee. Ch’Tnwn as the fqlowingz __

A. W.»P. Gourlie S'Side North British and Mercantile Ins. Co. of G, B.

Union Assurance Society of London, Eng.

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Easy”em.:rf;;::ipB:;o§:p,°s:rh:_t<;h;;:. - S 9 ° "" ° °°'g° W" I Gernien-American Ins Co, o_f New York. fm-,,|sh|.n 8 at’ hom,” , S ' 177 Queen t' i Alias Assurance C0 of London En

all Gents tan shoes high grade for spot

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cash' price stamped Fall goods will s< on be here, must have room to F-Fa 3 E | A F-g gg l _

01| 3(-713° receive tlieni. Be on hand early before the lines get broken www by mu lm of om mmm" In 'Md '_ .I , Wm,

and share in the bargains. For cash only. modern mum eirrmment mow i.hevrlni'='.'9r and Lhaw

dont miss this ig sa e.

in a bedspread---don’t miss this opportunity. . ~ Ii’s our between season clearing sale. All our shoes

will be subject to big discounts

All honest claims settled with promptness and libeiality. Lowest rates consistent with absolute security.

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herapldlyaveinome ami out-ed This book la sent in a %_

4.99 nryw 3_Q0’4_50 _ Nr: goods on approval. Money refunded if purchaser | gp£:$\_?m%p&gp::3x=gg§ mm eemmvd- _ is not satis ied. -

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