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"l'jW0MA1v's1 _ _ _ _ Y01110 ini 0111

\v1.oN1=smY, Novi-ziissn, 3°, |910 . _ ___ HOUSE

CK Esmimarsn VALUE or' our. PRoDUc'rIoN PER Haan. A Are Attacked

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""’ A~wrlter in the Canadian Farm, all the potatoes he usasin the Um'

ddtfng from Charlottetown, figuresily or feeds to stock at 40 cunts per

Wat One Woman In Twenty Has a

'10 Stung Back.

1 __‘l1ie_Hdn¢ye are to blame nine times out ofctm. _ - Wblrtlie blood lsn't properly filtered the poisons that ought to be carried oft mth kidneys are sent back through

system, nndit'e hardly to be wondered

that bnknehee and lame backs come to make life miserable. ~

Doan'| Kidney Pills are a specific for

all kidney troubles. They egin by expelling all the poisonous matter from the kidneys, and then heal the delicate membranes and makmtheir action regular and natural. .

Mrs. A. H. Hutwn, Jr., McCreary,~

lan., wrifm:-“Two years ago last spring 1 had a very severe pain in the' small of my back. When 1 would rise it ooemed as if my incl: would break. My kidneys were very badly out of order,

and l would have to get ulp three or four #times duriié the night. took one box of Dnan’s `dney_ Pills and they effected acure."

Doan’s Kidney Pills are 50 cents per

box or 3 for $1.25, at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of rice by the T. Milburn Co., Limited, lxizrnnto. Ont.

out the production of the farms and fisheries ot this Province this year at $13,000,000. He sets down the value of field crops as follows:

Wheat, 500,000 bus..............$ 600,000 Barley, 250,000 bus......_....._. 150,000, _(Jars, 5,500,000 bus_........_..... 2,000,000' Potatoes, 5,000,000 bus.. 000 000

Hay, 500,000 tonS........._.._..... 4,000,000' iBuckwheat, 100,000 b11s......._. 50,000 Mixed grains, 750,000 b1xs.... 2,750,000 Peas, 12,000 15,000. Beans, 5,000 _ 10,000* Beans, 5,000 hus_..__... .. 10,000

` frnun... ...s14.='»ss.000

This is

in prices,

$9,700,000. To these he addst' ____ ffl. ,avi 5 _ .

flutter and cheesc..._.._....._....$

Pork

Lambs... . ..

Eggs and poultry... ..

Horses sold...

_Cattle sold... ._

Fisheries... _

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Roots, 4,750,000 b\ls........._.... 3,000,000 d“ce_ And there are many things

obviously an over-estimate if 'mt in ‘l“““titleS' I“'»mate based on the last census figures

deed' l" ““°u‘°r paragraph he ‘woteslof the annual income derived from the total value ct "field crops" atlthe 6she,.ieS_ mmes_ fo,-eSts_ fm-m5_

650 0°0_per head. I11 Prince Edward Island

300,000

250 ,000

.. 600,000

250,020

2504’ °~ 64.14 1_000_000.Farm field and pasture. $

lf ordering direct specify “l)oan's."

pun

Tlie Newest Things il

injewelry and silver novelt- ies are no\v arriving.

We are prepared for a big

trade this seasoii with an ex- tra large stock of the very newest and most attractive goods.

We hope to see you when

you are looking around for something nice.

G. l'l. Taylor

Ieweler Phone :nas J l 4

ROCKWO0D

Cll0COLATES

Please the Most

Faatidious - -

because Rockivooil Cliouolales are everything that it is possiblv

[or good Chocolates lo be.

We are partiruliirly ca1'c|`11l

ni`_1hc vlemiliiir-ss of our l`m:toi'y and you need have no [var of the concfition iniclor wl1iul1R\1ul»;-

wood Cliocolzitcs arc made.

The White Candy Co Ltd si. John, N. s. ill

“Prettier'shirts than you ever saw

are here waiting for you to call. _Paton_’s. ' ill-23dtt.

lfishlng population consume of their

_ Total . . . ... ...$3,300,000

By adding the field crops at $9,000,-

000 to the animals and fisheries pro-

_ducts as here given the correspond-, cnt estimates a total production for the farm and fisheries of $13.000.000 as first, above stated. Assuming that 85.000 people, or, say, 17,000 families, lure engaged in the farming, dairying and fishing industries, this would give, for those following these call-

ings, a production of $153 per head. or $765 per family. Whether this es- timate covers what the farming and

own food products and the seed for next year’s' planting, as we are left to assume it does, we are not exP1i~_ _citly told. ln any case not 1nuch,if any wheat \vould_ be sold outside the -farming and fishing community.

It is well known that consider-

able flour is imported. And if the

bushel, the butter at 25 cents per pound, the other grains, meats and farm products generally that hefeeds or consumes, at the prices above im- plied, his living. expenses would be quite formidable, and the pork, poul- try, horses and cattle that he' sells would have' cost a good deal to pro-

that the farmer must buy for him- self and his 'family that. the farm does not produce. Still it is well to have an estimate of the annual pro-

and factories of Canada at $185.30

the income from all these sources was set down at $100 per head, made up as follows:

Fisheries... 9.85 Mines... ~ ~- »- 0-15 Forests... 2-77 Factories... . 22-55

Total... .--$100.06

Forest, mineral and factory PPO'

ducts in other Provinces went to make their total production from all

these sources considerably greater than that in this Province. British Columbia was credited with $290. Manitoba $152. Ontario $219. Que- hec $173, New Briinswick $135 and Nova Scotia $139 per head. Of course the prices of farm products have advanced a good deal since this statistical estimate was made at Ottawa. But assuming that the pop- ulation of the Province has remained stationary, say at 100,000 for easy

,.e,_.k0hh,g_ the value of farni and fish- ery products has gone UP ff01“ 574-59 to $130 per ncaa of me pomilatinn 0!

fo.rn1er charges up to living GXWHSSS

the Province in ten years DHBV

sA1N'1‘ _ANDREW

This is Saint A11r1rcw’s Day, and

tonight the Caledonian Club will sig- nalise the anniversary with feasting, song, pipe music and oratory. For

this one day and night the glories of _ Scotland will be celebrated all around , the world, hy men of Scottish blood, in whose minds, for the time filled with patriotic ardor, Scotland is the Central Flowery Kingdom of the_ hearth, surrounded only by certain in- significant communities of barbar- fans.

Not. that these outsiders, English,

Gorman, Irish, French or Yankee are to be scorned or treated with CDH- teinpt. They are simply pitted, com- mirierated, gently condolcd with in

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'S FESTIVAL.

their niisfortune of having been Dre- destinated to be of other lineage than the royal line, strangers to Scotland and aliens f1'om the E101* ious commonwealth of 'thc tartan and the heather. Douhly are they to be pitied it they do not recognise in Burns the greatest poet of all time, and in thefheroes and sages of Scot- land, the bravest, most chival\“0l1S and wisest spirits thht have so far astonished and instriicted the \vo1‘ld.

So lest we, in this little Island of

thc Gulf should forget. the due lH'0- ortion of things, the calendar year has been graciously divided for our benefit into three parts, (like ancient Gaul.) with fitting reminders at each date. Midwinter has its Burns' Night devoted to poetry and song, mldsum- mer its Caledonian Games in honor of Scottish muscle and prowess, and St. Andrew's Night sums 11p at the ye0.r’s ending the full tale of Scot-

inot, but above them all, dominating

all, unfailing as the seasons, come Pl10l'lG Y _ 4%_~_,L- Phone the annual apotheosis of Burns, the Ning-Six

oliday

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_want you.to know about the ar-

rangement we have made uith one of

We did ri necessary peru-t of your Christmas shop- ‘,,,,,.,,S over inc hundred kinds, snub- V I .

ping for you months ago. We looked up the latest 11ng_ nr-1 to suit any rupture. r.\__r_{y a ues 111

_ . truss is ordered as wanted lsprri y

and best goods "1 all the huels early’ S0 as to have for the particular case from rata-

them ready for you wlienever 'y01\ Were feadl’ to make I\)>:u_§’-“L2;““i°0lldfr`»3lY~ ' g selections ' . COUCIIQS

We used the experience guined througl1_ all the

years we have been in business and l1I1V@ fl line that

will surely appeal to you.

We bought these goods at the right P1‘iC€S and

will sell them right and am thei‘Cf0r€ Pl‘€P11l‘€d '£0 promote your interest i11 every way.

The goods are ready--bc wise

and do

. shopping

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST

your early.

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Charlottetown

Good for

Young Ladies’ Bermuda Island, Newl Yvrk all' md Piano Voting Conkli-

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Trim neatly for filing purposes.

“»0:Oo¢h-neeewan-enueneene-o¢»¢ae|¢¢eeneu»o»0P0°* _

Addreu........................Dietrich........._......»»»»-»~»»-

'T shoes for fit and durability,

‘ If presented at The Guardian Oiee beforel the above date.

Ten Votes '_

tish glory and achievement. These arc the events of the year. Other minor events may happen during the

_twelve months, elections, revolutions ,wars, the fall of a dynasty, or what

"Do you wear a truss? Il so we

the largest firms in America to handle their trusses Their line com-

Care of the Little 0nes

During the cold damp weather of

_fall and winter it is necessary that proper care should be taken of the childreu’s footwear, so that they may be brought up strong, healthy men and women. In this line we excel with fit and workmanship and the price of Our Own Make are 65c to .$1.05 for children,_Miss- es, 890 to $1.55, and youths’ and boys' $1.30 to $2.50 per pair;

The Daisy Rubbers and over-

nervous. Women worry and sutle torments. Strong men do not ascap

disease.

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and uncertain one. Painful back, that they will find jj=`-‘='__._r' ' ._

Some Years ago the statistical de- Fofétlfs }§l‘lneYI Pills H 111°" H031 `_"§i-~. f ’

._ en reme y. ‘unc ed for m th "

pqrtment at Ottawa made an esti i______h __ very Weaks bagk and S'~;‘\‘_er§i_

pains and aches in the kidneys, and 1:’ ,~"

fclt very much depressed. There wa

I learned of B0oth's Kidney Pills procured a box, and found them th

they were _very quick in giving m

am now strong and well.

Tl-IE BOOTH GUARANTEE.

cases, but if you derive no benefits

you your money. B0oth’s Kldne

city.

have radiant hair.

arsh f d ' c

Everyone is liable to be attacked

with Kidney trouble, young and old '

are seized. Pains in the back and

aching limbs are sure signs of kidney _ trouble. Girls that ought to be bright and lissome are languid and _ .,

also a swelling under my eyes. When

We do not guarantee to cure in all

Every up-to-date woman should

In England and Paris women take I _ , _

,,,.,,,,, in having ,,,,,,,,,,,,,1 ,,,,,,_ Ewrv ianclsonic patterns for Sniart Dressers. Single Breasted, Button-tlirougli and

Uaiiadian woman can have lustrous D I] B __ d M d 1 C fb d ' and iuxnrisnc nrur -by using sA1.v1A, ou 1 c 1-cus e o e s- ozits 0 cant 1 'in utilit in . `

the Great American Sa c Hair Ton- 3 ‘ _ y . 'Ill the latest Styles' \

tle for 50 cents, and guarantees it to banish Dandrufl, stop falling hair

_z_1nn;l___yi{.;l;i_{ng scalp in ton days, or $9.50’ 12.00'

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the ravages of kidney trouble and __

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1.-_ Mrs.N. Good,

, of 70 Stadaco- . _=» r. ..

Bqofh s l‘;:..€“~ stair, _

saylszam p___as_ ___________- _ _ Pins 1 1

t e ene 0 i;;>-_.- - x. . i_ t;

_ _ _ _ _ ' 3 n y pergon I* E "

duction, even if it is 11 rather loose .ii sunerin with f

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best remedy I have ever used, as 1,, ,__ . »

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relief. The pains have left my back and have restored m health and I -QE? _

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011r agents are authorized to refund V ‘i '

C0., Limited, Fort Erie, ont. S010 f and guaranteed by Geo. E. Hughes, _ _ ""

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Pills are sold by all druggists, 50c. » box or postpaid from The R_T. Booth _ -

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Will Make Hair Grow ‘<3

' f The Storm Coat!

THIS New iOve'rc0at is loadedwith

comfort. I

The combination . collar

_ and lapel

enables it to be buttoned close about the

neck in military Sty_le,proteCting the throat and chest. ~

If you will step in andslip on one of

these coats you will be surprised at its warmth and will notice at once the absence of that bulky or heavy feeling found in many coats of this character. They can be

worn FOU R different ways with comfort

when walking or driving as they have a collar which can be turned up as shown in cut, without choking or binding, They are the most ideal coats for severe weather that we know anything about

ic. Geo. E' Hughes sells 8, large bot- ' __

There are thousands of women with ' ' '

h .' , ade , chara terless hair, who _~ _ -

,,,, not ,ry to improve it _ 1\Iatc11al_s of Cheviots, Tivccds and Scotch Czissemercs. Sonic very

thrilling and spectacular Games and the triumphant festival of St. And-

l`€\\'.

always was and always. will he a

improved liquor legislation, educa- tional reform, are all questions of im-

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is _guaranteed to

cure any case of Itcfhing, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 500.

Extraordinary 1

Today you can secure

bargains in high-class lounges and couches that cannot be beaten by any other furniture house iii C:111z1d:1.\Vc want to get out West as soon as you will let us and to accelerate our moving we rite offering astounding values in real-

evcrything goc_s~notl1ing is reserved. ' You will ncvcr have a bet- ter bargain in lounges and couches offered you-tl1is is the chance of _a lifetime, for it is really new high-class furniture selling at si lower

price than cheap trashy artic- es. 1

Call in today and securca

good value before your friends and neighbors get there ahead of you.

Lounges $6.50 for $4.00 7.00 “ 4.50 7.50 “ 5.00 9.00 “ 6.00

Couchee $7.00 for $4. 50

off ros.

There will be a good time at the _ _ _ _

Caledonian festival tonight. There ;_/T__ V '.2 -

ly high class furniture-1' ARE Kl`3"`HS"1`0 BUILD

a man who should he ln s. position to know, said Saturday that a new

00 theatre ls to be erected on the south

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_'Il 'ill' till; lllli 7:5' ii! it

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good time on St. Andrews' Night, ,L _ ____ __ _ ___ __ ______A_;_ _ _______ ____..._._._ _.__

The Caledonians know 'how to do _ _ ._ _. . The properties which it ls under- rnese nun s. and nclnnu it an is ui ‘"."t“.'“’° “'h‘_°h the Bum" _p°°pl° >`f°°‘1 “'01 be '1ff'=°t€<l by the trans'

g E will |11 due time settle to their v 1 - - ~

enemy. the patriotic spirit the self- . _ - ,Ol n er me mio” at p‘e"’e"t °°°“P‘ed by snfriolency. we had almost added the ljglttggrri lc;ln__ ‘l\l0_§U'_>_“S.|3;?_n_‘;m£}"f_‘;'_; [I;i;?Te__i_YV‘i_‘il_‘_*;»el_ Sialyels conceit-for this also helps-to make to thi, pupular “_;11‘:_____1‘;_` Ilodrrc, Henry lddiols, and Barry‘s the festival a great SecceSs‘ of Lords blocks the way at every may Smb1e'_relegmph.

What is the matter with those ter- t‘“`"'-’ (`l1“*1"lY U10 lll'=i€ flllilfi to 00| PASSING OF HARRY BREHAUT

riblc Sufl1‘agettcs'! Premier Asquith t0_ l“`e_ak the m"Cka‘l°' achieve kg' The following -_ls__taken from the promised them that in thc new Par- lslatlve ’"d°P°’“l"-‘"0" “ml ill* R SY* Cottage Grove Lender of Oregon, 1m,hent_ Shoup; it he in his ,,,,“.e,._ tem of representative niacliincry that Nov. 15th, and refers to the death of he would introduce n woman suffrarie will confonn to the l’01‘“la1` WHL H.a'Ty Bwllnllt' f°"“e"1y of S“mmel" bill. A mereinaii would have thought _T _ 1S“,l~e:__

. _ The esteemed Examiner S ll v Umm' was not a Citizen 'of Cottage

this would Please them. On the con- tanned ____ Over the ____O____C£‘_e a<_ Y -frrove, who had resided there anl“ traryr it seems to have enraged “eq” It argu _ th t ht. fu- lerlmhdof mme' who “'“S “Ut ‘leevly them_ and they smashed his wmd0wS_` »- e' a < 1 ies on im- grieve to receive the news of the. and got th _,_ _ d d _ ports of farm machinery do not af-, d9BU1_ Of OUP csteemed l`»0Wl\S¥!ll1I\.

termed to E;:i;e0;eBv:;;:B;M§n1a;:_? fect the price, they simply -ikeep the _DrufZ1r1_St _l_Iarry B. Brehaut, at his

` ~ . . __ _ rome in li 't l t. F"d ft - _ - .

Surely this was quite _m_1ady“ke_ fni;1_i_i_i_r_l|a_1t1 _market the Canadian _m)_0n_ _ N0Ve_5;_bCell_y11as 1__11;_1_ exits; efaibeen foi Years. 'lhe funcralwasiefl

_ ___ _ _ _ 2? Lllcr -_at ns own price! 'brief illness from dropsy and heart

Tariff reform. federation. home rule, htill 'llie luxamincr thinks "the Gov- l1`0l\l>lc. Deceased was a checflill. Oil"

ernment would do wcll if if; would

bring down the duty on lm;-vesting machinery to the level of that of the United States." This admission shows that 'l‘he Examiner does 11ot bclicve in its own logic. lf the pre-

sont _duties do not increase the prices Wlly in thc namc of all tl1iit’s logical Ullifllt l-lN‘,V f-0 be redlicvd '?

The Examinci' fowscrs n geh¢\_|»8_

”`hall0“\lll ill thc l<i('!ll G(>\'crnmenf,

B. |11cr oi J. J. Hughes to licromo 195001" of the Govcriimcnf n nrw (‘o111111issin11rr of Works to hr to--nil

Liberal caiulidatc in Belfast in the ilenefal election. The Patriot replir-S that in all likelihood the prcscnr. Government will 111111001 to me pen. file when its f11ll term hns cxpir,~_,1_ Time will tell which is ncnrcst right, There are many rumors ations

THEATRE IN ST JOHN?

Thnt St. J I ' t

theatre built (frlrl>‘mlsA1ri’eri‘cti\`i1e aiilriiey und costing in the vicinity of $90 oi); is once more said than to be certain. A few weeks ago there was a rumor t_0 _the effect that_a large pr-,,I,e,~ty rea in which considerable real es. tate on the south side of King square changed hands,\ had taken Place. At the time those who were said to he directly interested while 'wt ‘lenyinif the rumor, refused to give °“t BUY information. Within the lust. few days, however, the mat-

terd hps been very freely digqussed Rn is now known for ri face, that all the property commencing with B&\'I`Y's livery stable and terminag. ing at the Dufferin Hotel has either "fl\B-Ylked hands or is about to he taken over. ‘

While Keith's representative here

has no knowledge of them negotiat- ing for a theatre site in St. John

6 0 DIZ square by the Keith

people In addition to th t t.

~ es a ement ° E,

MARK wiuciir 1 "~ 1

- a 1 ii

Up Stairs Ne\non'e Block. iunsm have been iripiiza. or t °

' l li t

p__\e_r_-_ o_1;____s ph otuthto he taken over, I c_ “_ spend Aggnl,

iners. Scarcely ever was theres local social or ciitertaiiiineiit program ren- dered in this city but what hisname could be found down on the list for one of his inimitable character read- ings, he being an entertainer who ncver failed to please by his spark- ling wit and humor. He was also successful in business having estalr lished a splendid drug business inhis New Era Pharmacy which lie built up by careful management, advancing steadily f1'om s. local drug clerk, s position he first held here with John Benson, the deceased brother of Jas. Benson, the proprietor of Bens0u's Pharmacy.

The funeral service was conducted

Sunday at the M. E. Church byR0\>- ert Sutcliffe, at which many an tit was tear-dimincrl which had not

largely attended and the floral 0tler~ ings were beautiful and prof11se.°l' testing in what high regard deceased

tiinistic and gcntlcmanly young man, possessed of the strictest; integrity and far more than ordinary ability,

was held in this community. The rt- mains were laid to rest in the 1.0- O. .I<‘_ cemetery und the bereaveilftm'

his chief characteristic being his abil- ity to make frlcnds and retain them| by his courteous and kindly man-

il have the sincerest symllnflli' Ui

y . . the entire community.

“The Glorious Privilege of Being

According to its forecast prcm,e_ 1 Haszsru is very shortly to be msd; That slioulcl bc thc :lim of every young' 111011. If cfm n Judge, Hon. Mr. c\nnm1s1r.~y to best be zicconiplisllcrl by investing his savings in an Ei1fl0W'

vacntc his prcsciit position, H_ J “lent Policy Get the hqbit of putting. by 3 CC1.miupOl‘ll0l10l P 1 - ' _ ' ‘ _ . _ -

'our earliin fs ever 1 cur :ind ou will never rcgicf lf- -

ls 5 y i y

1 _ Independent”

The low prcnliuin rates and high dividcncls of thc Great-

_ _ . . . . _ _ _ in

and Hon. Il. A. l\’fcl{i1inon to hc the divest Llfc have nmdc their pohcleb the nlost Populqr

_ Cziiizicln.

_ Full purticiilars of any plan furnished on rcqllcsf-

Hyndman ffl' 0. Ltd-

P. F.. I. Brnncli Manager. ___ S. M. Hicks and W.G. Scliurman Agents ntS11l1l1"¢"5’ e' dmstf.

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I Announcement

_ "We wish to advise the lnsurinil nnmic that 0. H. s1s¢1r.~i°\°nnn1y 0'

'Pugwash, N. B., has become assoillli- ‘ ed with us in the insurance bus can

_ in the capacity of special agent‘ol all

the different' companies representtfl by this otllce. We will appreciate any business given to Mr. Black BS lf placed' direct with ourselvel. ‘*

- Cliarlottetowu, P. E. I. _