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].G.]amiesmi=

The ,question ofthe political union

sl>o.e very av y a year or two ago at a celebration ln llalifax and his remarks were re- ceived wllh ul>l'1ause. _ »_ieg‘lllald V. Harris of Halifax, a. prominent advo- cate of union ia~ es up his parable in favor of union ln the latest issue ol The Busy East lllagazine, printed in St. John. lllr. Harris had telore -.\ritten much and ably on the sub- _ect.. But neither of these gentlemen h s answered, or attempted to an- sw-r she objections to the scheme 1h*-t have been put forward from the Prince Edward Island standpoint.

Union is a pretty word, and Acadia

would be 3 pretty and historic name for the united Provinces. So far good. Acadia thus constituted would carry more weight in the counsels of the Dominion than would the three separate Provinces, perhaps! It must bca legislative union, of course, for one federal union could not exist within another. There would be one

Governor, one Government, one Leg- islature. one Supreme Court, ‘one Board of Education, one capital for the new Acadia. _’l‘_h_ese_w‘ou1d, of necessity, be located on the main_ land. So 1n11ch would be taken uwny from Prince Edward Island.

The representation in the Qanndian

Legislature would presumably be in

eemed to be dignified and good tem-

,tatlve either in the House of Com =l>°l'0d- Y°9t°l`d“¥ it had B FGIBPBG.

Iping. It would simply transfer to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick the local lawmakiug power we new bold. ‘and surrender to them the power ol .local self-government we now have This might add somewhat to the prestige of the mainland of Acadia, but how could it benefit Prince Ed- ward Island7 -

There are other matters to be con-

sldi red as well. During ilve months of winter, in which our access to th. mainland is so difficult and often im possible,-the time when Legislatures commonly sit and courts are held-~ our representatives and others having business of legislation, or appoint- ments, about roads, bridges, schools or litigation would have to go as they could to Sackvllle, or Amliersty or Halifax, or wherever the new capi- tal might be, to transact such busi- ness, instead of coming to Charlotte town. ` ‘ ' These things should be considered by those who would. entice Prince Ed- ward Island into a second union while it_is so sick at heart of the . first. Again. for thirty years we have tried in vain to hold the federal Gov-

ernment to its obligations in regard to transportation. How better could lwe expect to hold the Government of

tia has nearly ilvc time; the p0pu|n.ln1.igl1t undertake on our behalf?

rg proportion to population. Nova S¢0.fAcadia to such obligations as it

It S tion and New Brunswick nearly iourl Let New Brunswick and Nova Sco-

Easy

to Bet up these dark mornings

if you have s

Taylor Alarm

l' lock

It calls at the right._hour and makes no mistake. lou should

have one.

` Prices $125 and $l.‘~0

These are guaranteed clocks

G. ll. .Taylor

times the 0 ulation of Prince Ed

bers on 5 basis of 15,000 population per member we should have, say, sis

Scotia would be entitled to ,1 prepou

and Prince Edward Island combined

menn our practical extinction.

ltla unite. if they will The way is

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ward Island. ln a House of 65 men1~l0D€l\ f0I` them f-0 G0 S0- U11i0“ i9 B,

lgood word, and Acadia a pretty name, but before Pr.iuce"Edward ls-

membrrs, New Brunswick 24, Novnlland could accept either,the one or scour. 30. 111 ._ unvernmr-.nr or ten 1tl1e other there are certein\h_i11se te members we should have one. Nova be considered and some'=obstacles tr

be removed. lf New Brunswick and

derant weight over New Brunswick LNova Scotia desire us to unite with

ltnem let them ni-re .miie with ns in

It is easy to see that this would lget rail connection between the Is-

gland and the inainlnndu That don:

And there are some things that the L one Pfinlfiplll 0llHtl\C1€ £0 \\I1i011 W0ll1d

proposed union could not do. Ii fbe removed, und nggrateful people on

L jeue 1- i‘1ynj¢ia,, could not add a square rod to the tl1iS Side Of lille 5U`l=\illB might 45011'

- 3 .iran of the three Provinces, nor en isidvr-the union quentlou more fever

.uw ._ _ . 1 ,

__-_t11l1. them to one additional represen lab Y- _

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Lin‘§‘Ttll>xiiii;ici> ull: Iigw relblhrrhiclelltldhillorlinl FEDERAL AFFAIRS. 1882, and Hou. ltufus Pope, son of being cool and mild as well us econ- - --~- the late H011- J- H- P°1’9- who WHS

omical. See it in new style tin., loc. -\»,,,.1i,,_,.,__ent was Opened at Ottawa for some time Minister of Agricul-

aé;ttin(.;e'gl;;eMBf:§11n}r;céi[r:tDrggsieo.. on -he mth instant' with great ture and later Minister of Railways

lonp and sgleudor, the presence of in Sir JQUD Ml1Cd0udld's Govern-

' `,the Dulo of Connaught as alroyal me

nt. Both the new tienators have

Q,"/-__ Governor General adding eclat to the heel* p"°mi“e”t l“ we Conservative

-"`f\ px-of edingB_ D,-_ Spmule’ an old party and are men of influence. Sen-

'vf ' '(0,,,C,._a ive representative admit /ator I-‘erley is appointed to succeed ,' 5* 3 1 , _ the late Sir John Carlin and Sen-

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_ ` 3Cornmc~n. as pre arranged. Both Pre _ _ *.`1.'.".~'¥’i_ __ _-;.f-_-__ inner rornerr and sn- Wilfrid Laurier H°“~ ‘“°°’§“ 9° G""““’“- me M1"

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; -4', -,_,=-_ V' Lwem very heartily greeted by their-ister of Railways, who was defeated

'L"’L“"' ic". iii-" 'resnective fo`lowcrs. 1 i" Bruckvmc in the September elec'

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-_'ii,\-I-;`,.__i$-_‘Id 5 .In the Senate t.\o new '/members, H h t __ ,__ `_' A, ,_ 'appointed on the previous day, took wb” S or ll' nf” Low' the uber' ._ _ ._ .»..,.u .-

their seats. 'Those are, Hon. Georg

' -- __ `t'~dly wi,-ll qunliiicd for the olllce, was 3'

.» `-.. -,lewd S,,,.a.,,,,_ of the House O- ntcr Pope succeeds the lute Senator

Baker.

tion, is to have a seat in the new

G al member for bouth Renfrew, who

:pe,.1e,,_ who had been B member 0, had a majority of 500 at the general

election has resigned in Mr Gra-

the Commons continuously since ' _ ’ f hum's favor. There will be no doubt

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ll. Pickard

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'l`h_e Annu'-I Meeting of the (lo-opnratiyo Fruit (lon pany l.1m1te1i. will bv held in Klnfiorazarien Hnll Uh rloiiatmvn, on Wednei-r*ay.Nov~n1he-r 29th, ut 3,00 p m Fruit Growers Association meets 29 h ani' °Uth in same hall li;-duced rates hy rail Everybody welc mont all mce1ings.

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` |‘l6d5lDd. Pr.-sident.

Moccasins

THE WINTER

will soon he here in earnest, and every man and every boy should have a pair of Moccasins, There is nothing so nice and cosy, in the cold wint-

er vveath er.

-A to 3.00.

Prices from $1.25

of Mr Graham’s election, probably

School h ` ' ` f t at has - won without opposition It seems very

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Are You Going West ?

Every young mon a11d

woman who intends going VVest should take a course of business training at the

Union Commercial I College

and thus tit themselves for a gond |aving position.

This is an excellent time to

enter

Ask for prospectus.

Wm. Moran

Principal. '

New Royal Bank Building.

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-, , ` ‘ " ‘ ' ,, ,,,,_; M on 'dev ll’ m' -"l*0pl" desirable that both Hon. Mr. Gra

ham and Hou. Mr. ‘Fielding should have seats in the new P-nrliament. No doubt a sent will be found for the late Finance Minister when hc has ha.-'l a much-needed rest. When re-in- forced by these two ex-ministers, and with the able lieutenants he n-ow has

|a.t his side. Sir Wilfrid Laurier will lead an Opposition of great ability and lighting strength.

’I'H.l-l Cl-lHONICLE’S VIEW.

'l`hc Halifax Chronicle, well known

_ is thc principal Liberal journal in |Novu Scotia, tubes u very practical svicw of the two latest bye-elections in l'rince Edward Island. We quote:

“The expected has lmppcned i11

Prince l<ldwa.1'd Island. The Govern-

,ment, which has been holding power by u majority of one, Qlcluding the Speaker, for three years, has been de- feated i11 two bye-elections. The par- ty standing is accordingly reversed,

ibeing now 16 (_-‘fonservativos and 14 lbiberals. The natural thing for the Conservative leader to do when he is called upon to form a .Government would be to dissolve the House and seek n. mandate from the people in-n general election, but as no very weighty issues are liluly to arise, he may decide to hold on until the end of the term. The Liberal party of Prince Edward Island will be far better in opposition _than holding ipower by so narrow a margin. The latter is conducive neither to good government nor to party strength. No Government can do justice to it- self. its party or the public without a comfortable working majority'-"

l llow'e This 7

We offer One Hundreg Dplllnrs Bowes:

t t

£‘f.'...?i“1¥y°ifE11fi.'c‘2€l‘.l5i. glgtr ‘;::"°0 ol" °"i"1'”i§:'ir“l.‘@`i'i":1.°`i.°1:"l“`in.€if.;£

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hlrgnialarfeetly lionorsbl ln All bulinell

trenlnotlonr and llnnnafslk' she to nerr! out any obl rations m e y e firm-

WALDING| KIKRAN Q l1AgV|Ni

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tion

of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and m0I1S Or the Senate et Ottawa, It.',bl1t that Was to be expected. The re-

, _, Prince Edward Island crops up from would not relieve us ln any way from ' “UR WHS l`¢U~UY lllllghlble-

_ ff-fy 0 time to cum. Hon. J. D. Hmr_tne‘1>ane of .1 ings protective tru-111 . _ ° 1' f orabl of the project It could not restore ue our lost ship

::1’ure Castile Soap has uees in the

home which it alone can fill. We were lucky to receive 500 Pounds of the very best from a leading mill in sunny France. You should buy a bar end cut it up yourself, $1 a bar. The McKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt George and Kent Ste. drtf.

WEEKLY WIBELESSX1

ELECTRICITY LEllE|l

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Wireless on 'airships and Aero-

planes is quite the order of the day in France and England. 'The United States Signal Corps has also made some very successful exD€I‘illl0I\f-S Fl' long this line. Signals having been sent a distance of 15 miles from an aeroplane in flight.

i O U

Noteworthy demonstrations have

recently been given by William Dubl- lier of his new system of Wireless telephony. The tests ~~ were held be- tween Seattle and Tacoma, Washing- ton, a distance of thirty miles and lu every instance the received sl><‘8¢l1 WHS clear and distinct.

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The wireless 'reieizreiih' and Sign"

ailing class which meets Tiiesdays and Thursdays in the Y. M. (`. A»._lB well attendedand the boys iromise to become masters of the aDllHl`Hl“9 in a very short time. A complete sta- tion' of low power will likely be 1n- steileu in the new signalling Corps room in the Armouries and as the Wireless and signalling are vcl`Y closely related, the practise which the boys will get from their station his winter will make them very cf- 'icienc in signalling next serine- The nembers of the association propose building the most of the allllaratlls themselves. (Jf course some of thc most sensitive instruments will hal/0 to be purchased but these are very few. There are now two "wireless" stations in Charlottetown and with the addition of the new station there Wilpbe plenty of opportunity for practise.

An Fnglieh Aulhorwrote.

"'No shade, no shine, no fruit, no ’lowers, no leaves-Novemher.!” Many Americans would add no free- ,dom from catarrh; which is so ag- -gravated during this month that it becomes constantly troubleeoine. l‘here is abundant proof that catarrh 's a constitutional disease. It islre- lated to scrofula and consumDU0u. e'ng one of the wasting diseases. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has shown that what is capable of eradicating scrot- la, com lletely cures catarrh, and faken in time prevents consumption. ‘ Ve cannot see how any sufferer can

int. off taking this medicine, in view if the widely published record of its radical and permanent cures. It is iudoubtcdiy Amcrira's Greatest Medicine for America's Greatest Dis- easc~Catarrh.

good things for today, hc sure you get some kisses or chocolntcs. .John- son Johnson. 11-18\lli~

OllI'I‘U`A1lY.

Death has again broken in upon our works, and at Cornwall, there has been removed from our midst to the church, one of our best and most beloved members; in the person of William Lowther.

Mr. Lowther was horn at Crapliud,

on September 21, 1850, and moved .to Charlottetown with his parents in 1853. In 1887, nlong with six others, he gave his heart to God under the ministry of Fl. C. Turner at Scarle- town, nud very soon after joined the Methodist (`-hurch, of which he has been a consistent incniber ever since. In 1901 he, with his family, removed to Cornwall where he has since resirl- ed. For a number of years he has been a member of the Trustee and Quarterly`0fiicial Boards. He was n trllsted member and \vell Worthy of any honor that the church could con- fer upon him. (ln the Sabbath day he was always to he found in his place in the church, hoth morning and night, and the truths tliut. he there learned were undoubtedly put into practice in his daily life. He was quiet and unassuming in his manner, was always ready with his gifts and his labor, and never shrunk from any duty or obligation- that the church placed upon him. 1-lis one thought and aim in life seemed to bc to spend himself for his Christ who had done so much for him. In gentleness, meekness and humility he was indeed a follower of the meek and lowly Jesus. In his death the church sus- tains a blow under which she bows but resigns herself to thc will of God.

We pray for the bereaved family

that the All-father may vouchsnfe un- tothem his sustaining grace, and may they have that peace and com- fort that he alone can give.

lt was on the evening of October

17th that Mr. Lowther began to feel unwell but the next evening it was all too clear that the dread disease

peritonitis had, set in. Howe-ver,‘[ hopes for his recovery were entertain-, ed until the evening of the 25th, . when he suddenly grew worse and early next morning peacefully passed away to the great beyond. -

Besides a sorrowlng widow heleaves

to mourn their; loss two children at home, Frank and Charlotte, also Per- cy at Carleton and Leah, Mrs. John Campbell, Summereide. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hlugh Miller, assisted by Rev. Wil-

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e was laid to rest in the cemetery Cornwall.-Hugh Miller.

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"A large allowing ol ...mens Jus;

__ l he thing for the rough November

Q\\\‘-\'“""'/’/'//XQ?y ’ weather soon at hand selling for 35,; tg: (U T_[/HF /.

. ~ ' yard 42 inches vvidc.-PA'r0N§_1_ j '.0-i8.ltl.

"‘>ll’EClAi.S A'_I‘ BliO\'l’N'.*l l ‘ FOR SA'l`UllDAY.

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L, Punts, tailor made, all gi-L05, ww, ilur $4.75 to $5.00 valuclor $2.995;

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Another good linc in pants, priced

.at $1.95 to $2.75 for Saturday only at $1.69, ut l3rown's,

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Soilcd Shirts all sizes, regiilnrly

priced at $1.155 to $1.75 for 000.111; Brown`s.

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New line of shirts, right. from fuc-

tory, all sizes, newest styles, regu- larly priced at $1.15 to :$1.35, Sat- urday 7llc. ut ll1'o\\'n`s.

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Good four-in-lianil ties regularly

priced at 50c. for 251:.

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Overalls in black, bluc and bluo

stripe, ull sizes, regularly 951:. to $1.10. Saturday 69c. at li1~ou'11's.

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Jumpers, all sizes, 530. ut B1'own’s.

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I, PROMINENT

L ‘ on the Canada Life Board.

Represent Policyholders - Exclusively ,

The di\-'ldcnds to policyhelders of the Canada Life are

not equalled by any other Conlprniy

W* K' ROqer$9 Charlottetown.

Meniger 1*. ii. I. Branch

B ROGERS, Kensington, Special Agent.

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Fur li11cd cups, 50c. cnch at

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Cloth vests, sizes 33 to 1l7,49c.11t

Browu’s. »

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Wonderful vulue i11 college ami

Chesterfield ovcrcoats, uindc to sell at $15 and $17 our special Satilrdaiy value $12. Sec our window. B1‘owl1’s.

` Q l I1 I FREE F03 BOYS. With every

p boys’ suit or overcoat-we will gives

.' real aeroplane valued nt $3.00.

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WANTED

Man or firm to devote part ores-

tire time to re-presenting our co111- pany in Charlottetown. Liberal commission paid rroiilpily. We are just placing on the niarket close-in lots in

BOW ISLAND

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Small Dealers

Theliig man isu`t big in spite of the tele-

phone -it’s Iiccause of it, to a certain extent.

If vou`1'e satisfied with the profits your

grcatgrandfather made, ifyou just want to ekc out a bare existence from your business, if more business don’t look_ good to you---well, a phone will be just in the way---a bothersome ornament-

But, mark it down plain, lf you want more

business, a larger and better class of customers, straight tips on all the markets, the most profit- able of inside inforiuition and the respect of your cnsi miers and envy of your competitors"- in short if you want success-~ yon’ll see what we can do for you, and you w0n‘t` waste time over it either. '

The phone will bring you business---it will

prove its worth in better returns, in actual ad- ditional cnsh in your till.

Let Contract Dept. prove these facts to you.

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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°"l`he Gee City " a new Alberta town, locaicfl U11 UW Canadian Pacific Railway. 'l‘l1e BMV Isa 1d naiurnl ges field is the lilflle-*T in the world ~ .present dmll/ P_f°‘ d1iction61,3(i5,ooo cubic feet, which is Eve times greater than the l_l&_llV production of the noted Medicine Hat gasfield. Bow Island is 1lest1ned to heroine one of the iniporaul 111.111- ufacturing centres of Western Cann-

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We are also the owners _<>fl_.,'_~_l"f

original tnwnsife of -ml

NOKOMlS

“The Junction (ily- ,"o: lei on the main line of t‘C G-_T- P and ou an important branch lmc

ofthe C. P. R. The 9- N R' ld .to ex' lend its line tlirouzll N'~k°l”‘°" °“‘l ii is generally believed that the C. N. R will establish Nokomls as B divisional point. _

'l‘o the righl msn or i|'ul.0l1f l"°' position is good for i`ro111$“’“f$3°° weeklv in comniissions. Dont sllv that this is imno‘sil1lc. We l”“'e-P ' lmost three hundred reP"°‘°“_t,;"“f3 ,in evarions. parts of Canada._ \\ 0 au 'd@m(°)||gtvfl.tlflK lllit lllE§¢ llgufes tothe amount it is possible to CKY"- nfc conservative _ _ ` Only those who are in position 10 devote some time to the sale_ of their :lots need apply. Complete informs ,tion as to our plan and offer MP0" reqaiflsn pacific |,g§_l1i‘2;

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