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is. hampered both physic- all and mentally. The child with a tendency to round shoulders is having its growth retarded by lack of breathing capacity and' this condition is ag- gravated by _the indoor lif`e‘o_f_ the school room.

Shoulder Braces are Needed

Proper Braces are in-

vaiueable to the child.

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_the shoulders is early. . We have the proper. kinds for either boys or gills.

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Prices 5| 5o to $8 75 ac-

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‘fWould you give 50c. for good

health? That is all a box of Muc’a Blood Food costa and it will quickly _ set y`o\i on the road to good health. The Two Macs. il-9M3i.

“Mac‘s Blood Food will cure any

disease arising from an impure or impoverished condition of the blood.

,tens of thousands when they speak of

0 -- the fox business, and it is known

in this space during 1_3 consecii-I

five weel-‘s will appear an "ad" of one of fthe 13 Retail ftorcs that specialize in

(Iameron’s llome- Made Bread

Forlhe coming week we write

(N0 2) J!lllN (`AMiiRON

(Elm Avenue)

Ge-ieral grocer--As long as »he “oldest

inhabitant" can remember “Cameron's Gro :ery" h is been a feature of this street. njoyn a 'large patronage and is deserv- edly popular wilh the publi ~-specializes* n fruit and confectionery-and Cam-:rou's

Home-Made Bread, `

Opportunities come apparently' from b

',~TH,E .CHARLOTTETOWN .GU-ARD!

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B* Please address all communications to The Oharlottotown Guardian

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER li lgis.

THE PROHIBIT

the Prohibition Act, evidences are d

and a number of offenders have been P before the courts. We have it on

that the procuring of a bottle of si

been shown, indicating that the pro- is

ports of apparent inactivityland ne- no glect of duty on the part of the pro- A secutor. Last week a correspondent

a similar tale of the prosperous vil- g lngc of Montague. Violation of law, D

business, and the officers of the law \v seemingly oblivious to their duty.

Prosecutor Mead has now been in in

office long enough to show some rc- m suits. We regret that his efforts, so if lar, do not appear to have demon- it

good authority that in Summerside an some deus which, a short time ago, vo were brazenly and invitingly open, he have been put out of business and to

whiskey is now attended with, at of least, some difficulty. In Charlotte- in town, also, considerable activity has or

secutor is fully alive to his business. , ur

From King‘s County alone come re- to duty on the Dori- 01 tlw

d’sguiscd under the name of drug go

ION ACT.

While from certain sections of the sf-Psted his practical sympathy with

Province encouraging reports are re- th eeived concerning the enforcement of ed

osecutor Mead.

The law was enacted to be enforced d the people are demanding, in a ice that cannot be ignored, that it enforced. And they have a right. make this demand. Borrow and

n and suffering are the daily fruits the traffic; the, innocent are suffer- g through the neglect of the auth- ities to enforce the law, and there absolutely no justification for fail- ‘ e, as it requires only faithfulness

s to carry out the intention ofthe oh ( t d 3

mn es ° ° ay* °m° °“° Wm gration ls still rising, the total ex- “ual mmmg with other men pnmuby

ct.

In makinn this complaint The Gnnr- kind nine will -revolutionize farming ‘ii

in Souris told of disgraceful condi- dian is voicing the opinion,

tions there. This week a letter tells D0

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enforced or that those

belongs.

e duties that he has been appoint. to Perform We have no wish to

o him an injustice. On the contrary

forthcoming that all is not right we have been anxious to

elsewhere. CF

Prince and Qugcn's Counties have an shown decided symptoms of_ awaken- his ing. Something at least has been so

dons. Some resorts have been closed. County are complaints of

The prosecutors have been moving m

edit even for something attempted d have oilered to give publicity to efforts through our columns but, far, the only reports from'King'g

ent of law and not a word from

give him

non-fulDl-

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adi *23.s’;f andif Kiddies

Sample -Knit . ‘Coats ,

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-at cz Liberal Discount

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for Cash

PA TONS

stumble upon an opportunity of this

entrusted

herd of Guernseys This herd is wide- y

OPPORTUNITIES. P

Like the wind which “bloweth il

where it listeth" and of whose source

nnii destination nothing is known, a

nowhcre in particular. And, unfortu-

nately for some of us, they go whith» b er no man knoweth. And yet, they h appear to lio thickly strewn around d us even in our own little province. h

A few years ago all that was known m

of the silver fox breeding business

was known to, at most, two or three 0 men. Foxes, black, silver grey and

red, roamed the forests and were tl ‘killed only for their pelts or when B they made too free with the farm- a

is greater than the gold business ol tha__Klondyke. More money has been ima'de by single individuals than' in iany other lawful enterprise of which ‘we have knowledge. Men speak in

that in some cases the investment of a few liiindredsthree or four years Hgli fabulous returns have already been received. We hcar almost daily of the sale of thirty or fifty thou- sand dollars worth of foxes from

ranches built only two years ago. And our Island breeders are now stodiing ranches in our sister pro- vinces.

What opportunities our older peo-

ple misscd when, years ago, they rc- prarded the fox only as an enemy and killed him. Had they captured afew live ones what wealth they could command today! This is only one ol the opportunities that have lain un- recognized at the feet of the human race for thousands of years.

A few years ago a farmer discover-

ed that by exploiting a few acres of land, fertllizing them to their fullest capacity and growing products which would yield a. larger return in the market than the commonl rown

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A New Wood

_ ' ]ohnson’s Wood Dye is not a

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in Less than 30 Min.

., Mr. Cole last Wednesday evening, demon-

strated at our store the ease andfprompiltud .- with which a clean piece of_w0od can be dyed and finlshedwith ]ohndon’s Wood Dye. `

but a deep wood dye that penetrates the wood and fixes a deep, rich. permanent color that is ready to polish ln less than 3o minutes. lt is made in i4 attractive shades.

With ]ohnson’s Wood Dye you can make inexpensive soft

, woods as beautiful and artistic as

Apply with a brush, polish with a cloth.

_ 'Fennel‘lIC1§IA(R;f'tandler ‘

Finish

varnish or stain

the most expensive hard woods.

One pair of Ladies _ fancy Kid

"""’*° rcturn than the whole farm worked Whwever it has been Shown it has

, the ordinary wa,-_ He sfmpliged taken a place at theltop ‘ol the list. .. e method of farming andhhis ex- Af- St- JOUR ii-‘GY W0" U1il`tY'tW0 c mme is being Buccesggully fgnowed prizes and diplomas, répresenting in ‘be y Others -' cash upwards of` $300 and a name I-th No man has yet sounded the possi- the "B100 Of Whidl '¢Bnn.0l5 he iigiired ilities of an acre of land. No man in d0li8l`S- FFOID SL JON! the ROD- result; if you get some 0| the nic., as ye; reached the limit 0( 5011 pm. cr Brothers went to Ottawa to at- m notion. 'riiere are iiiimitnbir possi- tend the D°miui°“ Exhibition audit

iutien nna opportunities in 'intensive we expect to see their nameshsure “°“' D’“gg‘“" 9'”

rming, equal, if not greater oppor- in the prize list there also although tnnuien. than in the breeding ol foxes they will be up against the best cat-

r :ne digging ni gold. Ana, regret- ile in all Canada-

tably, our soil owners are contenting '__ . 1;

ers’ poultry. Today the foxlbusiness li

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‘---r-‘f-== ly known not inrthp province alone a

oducts, they would yield

iemselves with the old method Commenting on emigration from U

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imply because they are old and have ('rea.t.ii;-“aiu an Erigushfeextchange igf Agriculture* Upon enquiry I and

_ sa s new an cu ous a ure of

lways anorded a living' They Me' ithz returns is (ibut the emigrationin ke their forefathers, killing the fox- Q C d d i hu `th t b es which 'ii caught and tamed, would) 0 ana E. is “teas ng' W 6 B i0 bring wcalth.as reat as do the`fox"'° Australia and New zealand has .8

_ g _ ilargely increased; The tide of emi- h

an large, but throughout the dominion for corner Great George and Kent Sta.-

MEtf.

as of persons leaving over persona le

As long as beautiful hands are

onsidered a. feminine charm it will

the desire of all ladies to have eir finger nails prettily trimmed, aintily tinted and polished. You can o your own mauicuring with the best

anicure goods we are selling. Have verything necessary. J. G. Jamie-

MUST BE PREV ENTED.

Sir:-I read with surprise and re- ret in The Guardian oi the resigna- on of Professor Boss as Secretary

the government for similar though ss laborious and less responsible

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expressed in Prince Edward Island and the oth- 3,5; niongh? 0| 'H183 ,ig sggpggé work'

FSDIIBIIY Bud by iefiefs- 0' U10 ers will wonder why they had not W eat majority of the rightgthinkiniz thought 0|1¢_ 19 ople throughout the province. That

drunkenness on the streets, dens oflinion demands either that the law

where the liquor business is being he

Surely the laborer is worthy of his

ith 150.183 in the same period oi litre and Professor Ross has been a 11_" Emigmnt, to canada during laborer in the truest sense of the

NOTES thi! Period were 97.896 and for the

“nm Derma 1°” 79°' 104523- WUBVB culture, the chief lndustry of our pro-

' V In our mfg,-en,” to the pm-me Ed. getting to be the matter with Can- vlnce. The advancement of agricul-

gnnernlly regarded an being Lhiniy with its enforcement be asked by the Ward Ishmd p\_ize_whmerB -who. at the ada?"

vernment to make "mm fm “'05” Bt. John exhibition last week

ho will do their diity- brought so much credit to the pro- pei We shall rcltiim 1° the Fubieliti gh," vinee, we inadvertently_ omitted men- h g mu "edit for ‘my mort” th” tion of the splendid showin~ made by b “Y he mad” to °“i°"°° the law' °"' the Roper Brothers of East View and fl' need he' plaung the blame where Willow Farms Royalty with their th

’ ’ ou can smoke it all day and every `U

pgful gum; sweet" and \~,,¢,¢e|-_ Try once the Farmers’ Institutes should wg 154;, The M¢}{|m,0n D,-ug C0__ take action to prevent what would

word, laboring intelligentlv and inde- fatigably for the great cause of agri-

ture is and has been his whole ambi- tion and should his resignation be

:Master Workman Tobacco i, B accepted, through false ideas of eco- ni surprise to the rnnn who tninirn nomy on the vert of the government. e can't smoke 5 "plug," 11; ¢Bn'g the farmers throughout the province its the tongue. It is mellow and Will l`€59nff if~

agrant for the price beyond any- ing you ever pm; ,_ mnf,¢|, go and clare its intention in the matter and

The government should at once de-

such declaration is not made at

not ofily _be a loss but a. disgraes T0 the province. /' ~

.»~ Yours, . - F. T. ivienaiz. Eastiflpyalty. _

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Dear Slra,-I had a Bleeding Tumor

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Davin' HENDERSON, W

Belleisle Station, King’s Co., N. B.,

seiit. 11, 1904.

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