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UC-UST i i, xgio.

Prince Edward Island should now

be the home of splendid industries land at least two-thirds of its youth lsbould find occupation in industries iinstead of leaving the Island."-Dr. |J. W. Robertson. i The truth of this pregnant sentence of 5 keen observer and wise counsel- tior, is apparent to all. We see 'a- irross the Straits many towns that _have developed industrially far be- fyonti what our Island towns have _done

_ Take for instance, Moncton, which ‘at the last census had a population ,considerably less than that of Uhar- ilottetown; Yarmouth and Truro with lint half our numbers, or Amherst with little more than one third, _vet 'these towns have all developed grow- ing and prosperous industries. f Gait,-anti Ganano,que in Ontario, the iiirst-named with about ball and the ‘second with one third the population of (`harlotteto\\'it, are quite famous nianufactiiring centres. Smith's Falls _is_another Untario town with 5,000 people. Berlin, Ont. had under 10,000 people at last census. and is a hive of industrial activity. All these towns are shipping their products - agricultural implements, carriages, lmtttvns, suspenders and what not to

_Prince lidwartl Island. I Urillia, (int, has shipped hundreds mf carriagcs into this Province dur- iing the past ten years, and at the

ilust census it had fewer than 5,000

lpcoile Prince Edward Island farm-

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W ters have sent tens of thousands oi

Souvenirs

‘dollars to Uriliia and other Ontario towns for carriages that ought to I ' l d h ~

imc ieen ma e ere. 1 tiur `Pro\'int-c is small, but it re-

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is tin* kiiiti of

Souvenir

Jewelry

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_quircs some hundreds of thousands of `pairs of boots and shoes, liig and lit- ,tle, nearly all of which are imported, tiiousands of setts of horse harness, large quantities of rope and cordage. hinder twine, wire fencing, stoves, grates and furnaces which might to ,hrunnniifactiireil in this.Island. It is not creditable to our enterprise that Ewe arc srniliiig thousands of dollars yearly to the little town of Sackville .for .strives and furnaces and other ,thnusanils for like articles to Qiiebec

,and Ontario. iewerler l Stop and think why we are huyin

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Q ifrom abroad tons of ready--made

____ _ _ _iclothing, shirts, collars, cufis, aus-

~ fpcnticrs, hats and caps, skirts, blon-

F iacs_ rainproof coats Rnd wearing ap

a Lparcl generally, that might profitablv

the made within our own Province. if

Delamar

. Chocolate

and you cxpciuiicc tht- kcencst t-lcliglil. _\l:i<lu by experts iii li clctin sziiiitnry friCtiir_\‘ of luirtf cliocoiiitc crcuni, .~ii_-`-:tr, lriiii :intl niits. 'l`hc_\' ure \\'iiolc.~otiit- and tl-.-licioii~.

'i`r_\' at wiiiqiie at

The _Macllinnon Drug Co`s. Drug Store.

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Return. I-'irsi Claw.. is on

‘wc are somewhat. handicapped in the lmatter of winter transporf.ation,that 'ought not to prevent us manufactur- ,ing for the supply of our home ‘wunts, That very difficulty itself jivouirl. nut a premium upon the _home made article, The same ohsta<

fries are in the way of shipping goods 'to the island as of shipping goods Slrom it. E Our people appear to have the mis- _takrn notion that manufacturing in- _fliistrics cannot be maintained here at in profit. And yet coal is cheaper herd :than in (Jiitai~io, Quebec or New lliriinswick. There is abifndant capital in the savings and_ other banks earn- ing but 3 per cent-millions of it - that would he profitably employed as capital for scores of industries, large and small right here in our midst. '

Then think of theemploymentsuch

,iindiistrial dt-velopment would' give-

`lr~mploymcnt throughout the year, -

think how that would keep ouryoung neople nt home, also the money that ivenre now sending abroad, and the rcsultant advantage to our farmers from the increased home market for .all that they produce, and the in-

Coninicncing ;:.;ili_iiixn-S. S. li.\l.I|-`.i\Xi‘H‘"s'"l trade for our merchants in

leaves Ch:ii'luflte\ti\vi| ¢~\‘cr_\' Fritlzii' aliS“l7l‘l.V|nE’ the VVBYII-S UI I-he Bdded D0' nonn for l'l.~\\\'l{l:ISl§ITR\', il.-\'l.ll".»\.\'ipiilation.

and BOSTON.

Returning leaves i‘lOS'l`O.\` 'i`\n~:~‘tlay.\

at noon. '

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4-15d rrhom. " _

“i’i'int:e lddwarti Island should now

lic thc home of splendid industries," says Dr. liobertson. Our common sense tells tis that this is true. We are building 'up industrial towns in Ontario, Quchcc, Nova Scotia and New Bruiisirick, at the expense of our

own, sending them our hard-earned

“_ T ` _ ` ' dollars won in the few brief mouths "See Ulu” IUUCY "hl"l"‘ at 75° “`° of sumimer on the farms and in the

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little army of travellers and agents to sell us their products, all because we lack the pluck and enterprise to start and maintain factories of our own. The Guardian has frequently, as our readers know, called attention?-o this important subject. We are glad now to he able to enforce the lesson with the weighty words of Dr. Roh- ertson, who perhaps more than guy other man in Canada has the ear of the people of P-rince Edward Island.

We deplore the continued exodus of

our young men »-and women. The cause is to be mainly found in the want ot constant, payinz and varied industry at home.` Nothing but in- dustrial development can supply that want or check the continued exodus. 'Phe proof of this is found in the tens of thousands of Island-born people emp’toyed in the factories of New England. -

We cannot expect all _our young peo-

ple to remain content to work upon the farm or in catching fish. The business of cierking and all the pro- fessions are full. In any case their varied talents demand varied callings, s field for their mechanical skill, a chance to learn the varied handi- crafts, to make ready money and to rise to Positions of trust and control. All such chances are now deniedlt-hem at home and will be denied until we create factories of our own.

There is some unfavorable com-

ment in regard to the selection, or more particularly the omissions, made of witnehsea to give testimony before the Royal Commission at its recent meeting here. -Very properly the important industry of Bruce Stewart & Co. was represented along with the railway workshops. And, as elsewhere stated, our industries are all too few. But we haveacon- densed milk factory, i a to- bacco factory, a soap factory,

a boot and shoe factory,~ a_tannery and our merchant tailors collectively employ a large number of hands, to say nothing of the dairying and lob- ster industries which are of very large importance and seem not to have been touched hy the inquiry at all. »

“Take ball cartridges, an-d do not

hesitate to use them,” was the order givcn by the Spanish Government to the troops sent to San Sebastian on Sunday last to preserve order. 'Phe order that was to he preserved meant the prevention of a demonstration which Spanish Roman Catholics were about to make against the Cannlejns Government. We fail to see why these people should not be permitted to make R peaceful demonstration of their opinions, whether those opin- ions are right or wrong. Evidently the Spanish Premier, while posing as the friend of religious equality,. h-as _thc spirit of intolerance and is bar baric enough to treat opposition to his Government as a capital crime. Ball cartridges to repress public op-

spirit of the twentieth century.

Hehry Views 1; Cn’s circular under

date of August 6 finds that nothing

can be counted upon in the United States this year, _but corn promises well. Cotton is a short crop. The iron trade, which is a sort. of com-

.ol Z0 per cent below that of last iyear, with prices declining. Many cotton mills are idle. Business fail- ures are increasing. Railway earn-

ingsishow a gross increase, but this

Infants’

Shoes

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Mothers and Fond.

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' ol" THE eq _ _ 99 'Charlottetown Guardian to the .Deir B°‘by ° - GMS

Halifax Herald and Evening Mail

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has been more than balanced by in- i_

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_the delight of young f

these unpleasant facts a decided lm- pmvement in monetary affairs is re- ported,'with the financial situation nowwell under control.

A New York statlaticlan has deval- oped a Plan to awe consumers some millions of dollars every year. After tbe manner of other' reformers he proceeds ,to demonstrate bow we are being ruined in order that it may be made clear bow we can be saved from ruin. Our ruin is being wrought by the odd half cent. For instance, we ‘buy three articles at 12l cents each, the total beihg 37{ cents and the seller makes ua pay 38 ccnti. In this he gains and we lose the half cent. It is estimated that the aver- _age family loses in this way half a cent ten times every week, or $2.60 in the year. Perhaps the loss occurs twenty .times a week on an average, in which case the loss would he $510 a year. There are a million and a half of families in Canada, and their loss in this way is anywhere from $3,900,000 to $7,800,000 a year. The simple remedy for this ruinous con- dition- is .to have the Government is- sue a ZA cent coin. 'Phan we can ZW!! exact change and save all these mll- lions. ,

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SEVEN HALIFAX SEALERS

PREPARING FOR LONG TRIPS.

VHALIFAX, Aug. 9-There are busy scenes along the waterfront these

.days fitting out the sealers for their

long trip to the South Atlantic and Indian oceans. The fleet this year will he the largest yet, seven staunch schooners making the trip. The lat- -est addition to the fleet is the Nova Scotia schooner Isabel May, built for A.J. Betchell, of Victoria, B.(‘».

The scaiers will sail the end of the

mouth and will he away a year. Two hundred men will make the trip.

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. I _ Mwneys Sugar Wafers. When you taste than you _

0 agree with us that the money was Wd] spent’

For years we have made the iiriest

Canada-our Perfection Cream Sodas, and C _ PS

“ Now w¢ offer you what _we_ believe is our

¢|»¢_a¢i0n-1Vlooney’s Sugar Wafers. I '

biscuitsandoandiesinail .

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This luscious cream is made in many flavors-frorii real fruits. ___ 5 _ At luncheon or dinner -today instead of serving fh¢ “sud ” ~ A*

Mooney’s Sugar Wafers are made with doubl° l°Y°f3 _*P* Spicy biscuit erase. Each ray” is R delight-b=_f‘”b°:“di° delicious cream, a combination of sweets that cant UP

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"All the fancy hosiery in the store

at cut prices. ’I`_his is your chance to get your summer bose cheaply, at a time when you will need them most. D. A. Bruce. 7-30dtf.

"6 pieces all-over embroidery, 25

our counter at 49cl yd.. Paton's.

7-30dtf.

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' “Your choice of any straw _or can-

vas hat in the store at I-3 off. We

try not to carry over anything in this line, so here’s your ' chanc to

mon are not in accord with the .fbuy cheaply. D.A.__Briice. 7-3 htf(`

"You need a good, strong, s rvlce-

able trunk for. your trip est, a trunk that can stand all the ill use and hatterin of the avera

E gc "bag-

better than an average crop of wheat gage smasher." You can find such'

trunks here now and they‘ref low priced too. We have fine -bargains in vallses. telescopes, etc., that are just as good as our trunk values. S. A. MacDonald. S-I1d3ir2i.

mercial barometer, shows production' . `

"27 inch Shan Tung silk in Alice

Ind pale blue shades only. 75c. line. While it lasts. 45c. yd. Paton's.

" 7-30dtf.

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Livery Stables

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l Sinlle and Double _ Tuma Fine Tum-outa

lor Weddinll t and Private Partial

""°“° |64 Prince Street, " _ Charlottetown.

inches wide, bought at a snap, on.

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10 vows . AllAl'8 B88llll8S_ iWe haveaéwendid

candidate Little Moccasins assortment .Of belt

Addr¢ss..._. .. . . ibooteesvsandalsishoes pins’ bmochfes’ Stiik

slippers, pretty little Pills. haf PWS. P111

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL Qpposlte Staterlouse, Boston, Mass

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ulierii rooms with hot and _'cold water for $1.00 perday_ and up, which includes free use of g_ub_lic shower baths. Nothingto equalt is in New England. Rooms with private baths for $1.50 ‘leer day and up; suites ul two rooms an bath for 84.00 per day and up. Dininf rooms and cafe first- claaa. European p an.

ABSOLUTELY l`lREl’R00l" stone floors, nothing' wood but the doors Equipped with its own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. ‘

Long Distance Telephone in Every Room

Strictly A Temperance llotei

Send for Booklet

~- Commonwealth lloiallne.

STORER F. CRAFTS

cewi. masses °

' ll. A. FOSTER. successor fo A. W.

RISDDIN. Sunnyside.

6. li. Wright

Funeral Director and em-

- balmer-Miss A. l"erguson,Lady

Assistant-Personal Attention and Promptnesa Guaranteed. _ 'Ambulance calls answered at shortest notice.

Specialties Diainfecting' and Fumigafing,

Fumiture `Repaired and Re- upholstered. Silent Saiesmen made to order, srrita~.sn.ssit ans; North side.Phone 380'2 dt stf.

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Grafton Street, Charlottetown

dhgrmwftf Wholesale- Only

Although higher than some time ago the mar~

ket for Flour and Feeds has not yet reached the top and we would advise our customers, to stock up now.\1Ve have :1 good stock on hand and will quote close prices for prompt shipment

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Edison phonograph; beat others because of their clear, natural ind ~ pleasing reproduction of recprdl, powerful, noiseless rnntor, strong and beautiful construction and their limp- iicity and ease ofoperation.

An Edison won't cost iuuch. See

our easy payment system.

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FOR SALE

The valuable place known as the

"Parkside Farm," situated at the west end of the town of Bumtmerside, part of which adjoins the Summerside Driving Park. The Farm consists of 72 acres~of prime land-adapted for Dairy, Poultry, or mixed farming purposes having 3, no-1( miie sho;-B frontage 'with abundance of seawgd -andevery convenience desired. The Buildings are all in good repair, the House. being one of the finest in the province with hot and cold water,fur- mice and' all modern oonvenieuces.'I‘hfs ls an exceptionally fine residence with excellent view over-looking Summer- alde Harbor, making it an ideal re- sort..for Summer Tourists. _

For furtherinformation apply to

‘ . . R. C. DEE,

7-25dmthrf2mpd. on the premises.

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Buy Your Cod Fishing Outfit llere.

We buy from the very best possible source--secure

very advantage that is to beoffered and you derive the. benefit.

Buy your cod fishing ‘outfit here and make a saving-0

write us your requirements.

Cotton tarred cod lines, Cod hooks, ~

Cod leads.

'Cod swivels, Cod Splitters, Cod throaters.

Write us for prices and particulars.

_Bruce __ Stewart, __& _$125 _I.i1i`~ ,

- diisfwtf Box 343 Charlottetown

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Sails from Halifax every Tuesday

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creations every Pair trays, cuff links, tea Thursday eveniniharlottetown ever!

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