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CALENDAR POR AUG 1901

Alooi~z‘s Camel

lullhloon, ls 6h,34m. m.

IAS8 gentler 731, 4h 2m. . Kew oon. llth. 4h. 27m. mln First as-ter. 22nd Sh. 52m, m.

THE GUARDIAN

an lidepaimnt ysunal, uiizlnelhipi

I &rle$; diq to be Just, impartial, Reliable. lovny, seeking at all time to further the bd

_indecent posters of shows or entertain-

ments have been placsrded about our City. Ia other cities and recently 'ln Montreal, a police supervision of all

g Full $3011 29th, th. izim, m. d me ppm md mqnhd mmm 13"," posters has been inaugurated. One of the ' my or san sun High Water. rue Pe opldn :P por.

Week lRisesISetsI Morn I

I h m h h m I 451 7 .. -- ‘ 19

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g eaiS ° e&»S 3

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UGSRSS 25

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£148

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, £»..:1,' mn.. <w..a'.;a;; °,:¢.;°¢;;s

l vnlltt- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

"’ raeianea euaesiees, New rfewn nicer

Ionlgl nfdcgost umm, dthe foilowiig rate!

pays eina vsnce:-° Earning Edition, daily (meptQm@y) one

month sf. pergmri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $3.oo Sami-weekly tion (Wed. I &t.) pei'

ear $1 5a; in advance -$1-25

.$l.oo

Branch Offices

have been established at the_fo11owingpla_ces where subscriptions may be paid, news urnish- ed. advertising, job work and other businen tnnaactedr-

Snmmersigleikcgygis & Rogers’ store-J. B.C.

3 Cf, Sllngtf

Aiberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S.Muttart,

Agent.

Souris East, Telephone mee-P. G. Seaman,

Agent

]. E. B. MCCREADY, I J. P. HOOD,

Elliot :Business MA

nager

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ISI IIIIRIlIII‘ SSSRIIIIN

FRIDAY, AUGUST Z3, 1901.

1 i- I 4- 1' 5

WILL WE LOSE A MEMBER ?

It has been freely stated that when the

I readjustment of the representation takes place, consequent upon the census of 1901,

hy I the representation of Ontario in the

next Parliament will be decreased bv five

%B88i.i¢ 3 fOr a 1 Cigars when members, Nova Scotia by two and New

you can get elgant imputed goods I Brunswick and P. E. Island each by one

for same money at

O 1

3 §

L_._l_ l Z -5 4

p member. Against this the contention it has been set up that we will not lose a mem- ber, because ofthe following provision of the British North America Act

SSIIIIS IIIIIS SIIIIII.

I ber of members for a province shall not be reduced unless the proportion which the number of the population of the pro- vince bore to the number of the aggregate

IIIIIIIIIIIS SIISIIISSS SISIIII of M

-FOR SALE-

BY AUCTION

preceding re-adJustment of the number of members for the province is ascertained at the then latest census to 1 1 di..;inished by one-twentieth part or upwards."

The question then to be determined is

whether the population of Prince Edward

MB at Public Auction on the pre _ to the total population of Canada by one °£ Ou Wednesday the 4:11. day of twentieth part. In 1891 the population of

:amber nf-xt si 1’ 0’¢l°<=k 11002 the isiand was io;i,o7s andthe ami pop-

\bt '97 "Mable busine" “ada ulation ofthe Dominion was 4,833,239.

lnolmas the “ William Dodd Pro

P By division it will be found that our pm-

Tne ,ngersigued is imqnucted to Island has now diminished its proportion

W _. L

ity at present occupied by J.

rt f th t tal 1 en

}DJnaId havinga frontage of 20 po iono- e 0 mpu ation was nh

feeton Q-ioen S'r<iet and extending Back therefrom 103 feet.

as 1 to 44.809.

We have _now103,258 people and the

A14) (bg wafghgu 8 and Lqt in 1'aO1.81fOI` the DOlIl1I110I1 18 5,338,883. J T112

the rear and fronting on the lane or proportion of our population to that of the sight of way to Grafton Szreat 31 1-2 whole of Canada is as 1 to 51.704. How

hot front by 50 feet. ,

This property is without doubt th Dost vsluaole business stand in Char- lottetown.

many more people than we have would

9 be necessary to restore to us the propor-

tion ofthe whole population of Canada

A good time 'in be given the which we had in 1891? Here again the

purchaser .

calculation is an easy one. Dividing the

Terms mme known at Bile or on present Dominion population of 5,338,883

'wlicwicn to Davies & H3325!-d by 44.32.) and we;zet120,~l09, _the number

Solicitors Charlottetown.

R. BEARISTO

Auctionoe

Qarlottetown Aug 21st 1901 'Z3eod.

Z___`_ _ _ Y A _

Sl. Pelei`s1lay School'

Ke-Open Sept. 3rd-

REDUCTION OF FEES.

Boys’ School, $18 per annum, Girls' School, $15 por annum.

A. discount allowed when two f

m, 1.. of a family attend.

'lhe courfe of instruction extend

we should have if we had increased as

rapidly as the rest- of the Dominion. De-

f- duct from this one twentieth part and we

have 14,389. We fall short of this by

over 11,633. It- therefore becomes clear

that our proportion to the total Canadian

y population has diminished by more than one twentieth part since 18.91, and that

b therefore our representation must be

reduced.

We losta member in 1892 because. al-

though our population had increased slightly, we had still fallen 1 hort by more th-an 20 per cent of the proportion to the whole population of Canada which we sustained in 1831. On-

tario has gained some fifty thousand odd,

r and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

S have actual gains in population, but they

m Preparation for matriculation at* will each lose a. portion of their repres-

lbe Universities.

y entation because they have fallen behind

Appncanion for admission Should the general ratio of growth in population.

lmmadeto

Rev. James Simpson.

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The S. S. Bonavisis sailing from

I-mfreal, Friday morning, Aug. 23rd, 'will due at Charlottetown, Sunday morning, Aug. 25th, and on Monday morning, Aug.26th, sails for Si.John’s, lawfpundland, via North Sydney

Some persorshave fallen into the error of

supposing because 1 he Island has not lost a

twentieth part of the population it had in 1891 that we shall not lose a mem-

ber. We have not lost a twentieth part of the population that we had in 1891, but we have fallen s. twentieth part below

the proportionate part of the total pop- ulation of Canada that we then bad. _

Out of a list of 39 towns and villages nf

Ontario, havinga population of from 1500 tol0,300 each, twenty seven show either an actual decrease in population, or an in- ,crease of less than ILO souls each. The

small towns of Ontario have not grown. Among those showing a decline are Belle-

ville, Berlin, Bracebridge, Chatham Collingwood, Galt. Guelph, Gravenhurst

Ingersol, Lindsay, Orillia, Oshawa, Owen

‘nnymgy horses’ cattle and sheep ot; Sound, Paris, Peterboro. St. Caherines,

and produce under deck at lowest yiible rates. For further particu-

trs asto freight and passage apply

PEAKE BROS & CO.

Uh'tews,Aug. 20 ’01 21 td.

Mckimion & Williams

hidden. Solicitors. Noni-ieaeie.

D»AliACEiNNON.Ll..B..K.C.

l_l..l BHD Y1LLIAEc~

Lqblomonlealhik.

I ....£'=“f°°i'.:.ii.:"_°“.1i°°“"°°"‘.

mi. _ E

St. Thomas, Sarnia, Stratford, Waterloo, Windsor, Woodstock and Niagara Falls.

_ ' _ 1 - ~

Washdayiseasyandclothes

getwhiteifyouuse

“lllG'l'0RlllE”

s..'.‘..'i*..~;f.f-"e"-="*.i

,force is named as inspector and all posters

must be submitted to him before being

placed on the walls. In cise of doubt the matter is referred to the Chief of Police. All unauthorised posters are torn down by the police. In this way nothing in the way of advertisement or placard that has not passed the inspec- tion is allowed to be on view.

BRITISH SHIPBUILDING.

We have heard a great deal about the

decadence of British shipbuilding. The Scottish report for J uiy shows that the output for that month was the largest for any July since 1880. The July launchinga were 52,994 tous. The Clyde supplied 17 vessels, of 44,483 tons.

_i.Z.@_-l

ONTARIO BEAN CRDI. SMALL.

Ouxrrrau, Ont., August 20.- This year’s

bean crop will be the lightest in years. Drouth and heat has ruined the once promisingprospects. Cattlelwill be turned into fields and others ploughed up. The news from farmers in the past week is very discouraging. They report the vines almost barren of fruit and attribute the cause of the flowers failing to set to pro- longed heat and drouth.

-1.-_-Qli

t e p ce rises, when waim weather ap- proaches the price lowers. The man who can make it work the other way can have our vote and influence..-Toronto Star. il

=: ~ 4-- - -

When the lun are disease physical weak- ness soon begins to show itself and the active outdoor life is

giiven up. Dr. _erce’s Golden Medical Discov- ery cures die- eases of the lungs and other organs of respir- ation. It cures obstinate, deep- seated coughs, bleeding lungs emaciation and other conditions which if ne ~ lected or unsk` fully treated may find a fatal termination in consumption.

H After using about Eve bottles of Dr.

Pierce‘s G o l d e ii Medical Discovery

my boy seems to be al rig h t," writes M W Price. of

to you for saving our son.”

PLANT ]'_1_Nr:

S- S. YARMOUTH

*days and Saturdays.

For tickets and all particulars ap-

I'- I.. lillII’lAl» W- W- Ill.|liKE

Manager. Agent.

Souviner 1! Goods

g Wehsvenor in stock an exsellou

line of souviner good.. in Angus.. ...ma , with Island coat of arms just the “real thine” _for tourists. Sells with views of the city and harbor-hand painted. Snuviuer books and pamplets call and have a look st our stock. You will End our pricess right

. <.. -. " "5 " ‘ ’ ' " "“` ‘ "‘*` ' ""“"”’»`_*‘ ' 1”" “`=»`?* =”""“ . i -.~:~1,. =_=..~_»-=;- ._ ~.-:».: 1.. , I ~~¢~» » - f . e ~ ..-

-Pr I . ~ f ~ » Jf . ., 1

&§ ~' "~‘ , ft- - ' ’ -.'_'»r~; ;=~‘»,"- _.,»~§'ftx‘_ ` I ', I j "f~»-'_f'_.§;_<i 11."-*ff .<~3.‘_;» lim. ,T ‘-,"" F!F»_,-,Lily-,,,;,f_:-.-7.,_?,:_-,.',, ..,.,Y.-4=,~11-'1='~‘. ._ ~j=v.g~' 1

_ , » . ._ , I _.;~ - -. “1..'1 ~.,:-»_.- <»f,- ~-.ge

ast Cha

To order vm- sink or may 5

T0-III0liIl0W llllll FRIDAY

_ iv _

_ ri T

Will be the last chance of selecting one of those pretty

ts.

Come in and leave your measure. I Q

S0. llholesile and ll

French Flannel from $2.50 to $5

Silks from $3.75 to $14 50.

I .if i~:_»;

THB AWPUL PROBLEM. n

The price of coa-F; as good as a bar- . .

oineter. When cool weather is coming ~,___

h rl -' ° f

Port

The Img linows Hood

That there is something wrong with his twm qlulwwwn I master. The have no more rom and 9 Fnfh

` Y . _ PS _ I i'°'Y_ .7

rambles. He tries in va1n_ to coax th I - _

a Summerside, Port `

listless youth from his chair. E; ohm, _g‘nw’ In” Hubori

Before buying your season’s supply try a ton from Port Hood. 108” H8131! 017017 Twldly

I by those that have tried it. Try it and be your own judge. CLARK, A

' ,` A393#

Never in the history of Dry Goods selling have there D dd &

been such swell waists shown. l# 0 _

It is unexcelled for household uses and highly recommended “Qing isslwd t° G"°°'t_ Bmw” ‘nd

and

PI)’lllIllllIl Sllilllill I

Billdel' Tlllllll

1-°-*

_‘"1-~

_ Commeneing Hay Bid;

Biver,Sheet Harbor.

lmalring 'same calls. Through

.o0ints~st'loweet rates.. »

It is now on the market and can be had from the Coal Mer' ~ 7 Ch*“'I°°*°°°WU- MW 1»19°1- 4**

You can have comfort and save money by using Port Hood V » » ’ I 1 | _A _

_ “f ` 9 ‘ ‘ ‘i l

Coal. ' "` ‘ _ 5 »' ` 1 "

E-22d im. It L » f ~' I

8-lawn'

I chants. __ ~ _ ~ - ~

mix?

nm£c'r use

=_| 1 | . . . pi _ -_1.__-

lllllt ilv Svrav r is

ca seo e ors imc e

had consuniptyrfiiyand we doctored with them I noon on

Accept no substitute for “Golden Med * R

ical Discovery.” There is nothing “just Julylsm I9°‘_°°d 8" w 4”'

as good ” for diseases of the stomach,

blood, and lungs. Substitution means a _._ ._ - , is little more pro t for the dealer but a loss ` ‘: for you. I -

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure 002° B isliuou in canons

uioirrnrai..

_ - 2 snA.so:|.\1' 19o:.-oz

~ ` Ai ` -- -g is .Walker’s Corner Ch’town Stoves and Hardware. -““*'i°“1‘“9‘=. .E‘"'=i'“°*‘°°' 'md mn”

’ tions for Exinbitious and Scholarships will be

Tuesdays at noon I Your supply of coal is worked down pretty well by this

S_ S_ 0|_|vETTE time and now you are ready for more. We can supply Friday at noone you with the best and that is always the cheapest to buy.

Returning will leave Boston Tues-

Passengers via Picton on Wednes-

days and Sa urdays make connections . _ D & at Halifax for Boston direct. "

Ply to Peakes No. 1 Wharf Charlottetown P. I. I

(ln Affiliation with Dalhousie University.) | All tickets te Baifalo good to

REV. ROBER I` LAING, M. A., President. °'_°f It Toronto- 1

MISS ETHELWYN PITCHER, B_.A., Principal i Try our Personally

RE-oi>ENs ninssrrsni-3512,. 1901. .?‘s.~

forit1.liehi8her`-°li°§;at'1;U;‘o€r1irla»aa¢Lyouxgwcmeu. _ _ I 15m' _ gnauP1'¢°»‘a¢n¢s»¢,eunuea¢zaane mmm ionlguea, . 1 9° wk” ` “W”

mN_s ll z I' "'D.P.A.

_ ‘Ig 79.!! held on the_uth September x9oi_.

Lectures in all Faculties will begin on the 24th Septembe i i. `

1'. 9°

Particulars of Examinations Blank forma (which _must be iilled up by all caudidatu) and copies of the Calendar containing full in- formation as to the conditions of entrance, courses of st la d

_ _ _ udy, regu tions 'or egrees, el-

ommencmz Augu", o0,b, the iubitions and uinlsrshipa iees.etc. maybe

obtained on application to '

well-known steainers of the Plant, w_'VA|,|¢,|1|AN,

C : “_ ~ -4

Line, will leave Charlottervwn for °°°"°'." Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax. `

aaorrwedlf an

I- -1

TORIIlII`0 _EXHIBITION

.ii

.Aug. 26*h to Sept. 7tl'i.l901-

0ie Fin For The Round Tiip,

Going Aug. 27th to Sept. 3rd.

' Return to Sept. 12th, 1901.

y } For

Return

4' °”"’°"°””'”’ mj ,Siiiouinligiii iniioii

c0NsERvAToRv cF Music ,,,f_f_’.‘:f.°.':.‘.‘:.i.‘.“:l..‘2:'.‘f.f..}.°

_ . H A. -T. HEATH,

Si. John, N.

weekly sailings between this

r. . .

3¥.“Z'.l“1°‘..§i'.`I.°..lf;‘l'.l ?<."'§'1.§ §i..."‘Z§¢"‘°<'?.if1’Z.‘S ` 1 _ port and Sydney beginning

M¢diini_."rad<>¢t ciajdn _ -

until he was past walkin . It has been ten ` ~ _ _I §‘I.°ii’i.'l’i§‘i’§.°°¢S“°°¢‘1S2l’Iii.‘.‘ ”%?§°.‘..’3é‘§y'i‘1f§’$°f1‘ii.i ' wollllosilny, Jllly

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