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the discomfort.. .P°fm°“° ent injury' -to the com- plexion ma result unless a pure HgALING LO- TION is used. '

The Skin Recover-s

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to our CARNATION CREAM for repairing injury to the skin. It QUICKLY RELIEVES all inflammation, softens and heals and restores the . complexion to its original freshness Price 25 cents

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DRUGGIST

ing, bustling world

have been the most of thesengencies.

ten years, or ro,

have been and are

city and suburbs.

business and social

any extra effort to people of our own from ulzroiiil to

among ns.

What might not come if we realized al iittiwictioiis for

ple to trade with us?

Year uftci' year the tourist season ing has been done

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spasinodlc appeals

We are showing the choice-

St in jewelery for fall wear.

Dainty bar pins, ear drops

& pendants in plantlnum fin- ish & alsoin gold & gold filled.

Mesh bags & various other

new,& pretty things.

G.H_'1Taylor

_attractiiigg tourists,

lbnsiiiess men handed together'

ness mon know ol.

uitliout definite direction are siripl

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With t¢I1d¢t"5k1!lS. Btsldt 'li-.ive become B necessity in this rush-

of ours. 'I_‘he prov-

inces and cities and towns in Canada that have made the most rapid pro- gress in recent years are those which

alive to the value

Cliarlottetowli has, during the past

become practically

a new city. Its business has grown enormoiisly, handsome new residences

being erected i a healthier and

more optimistic zone pervades the ldocks on our water-front for this_pur-

life than ever in

its liistory. And ull this with little if

iiulucc either the couiiti`5` oi' people vi.-it ns or to live

t`liurlot.teto\\-ii be the value of SNC-

visitors, special

Ludiicenients to bring the country peo-

we complain; after is over, that iioth- to attract tour-

ists; year after _vear we resolve to do something next year and we have

in our newspapers

and iinpnssioned orations at public meetings telling \\'hat might be done

‘And nothing comes of it all

We need to do something definite What is e\'eryhody's business is no body's business. and the matter of

of catering to our

own people. of building up the city is, at present, c\'erybody's business

Ulinrlottctown iiccds a (lity Im-

pi-oveiiiciit Association, a league of

promote the interests of the city There are many ma-tters of vital in terrst to the city which itll our husl-

whicli everybody

' is aimlessly hammering at and which

un association do?

t`li_urlott.etr1w'ii has one of the finest lia`i'h\ii`s in the world and miles of

_ rivers which for boating, and. yacht-

` ~ t‘lTY A'I"I‘HAC’l‘IONS.

ing cannot he surpassed anywhere. Yet the visitors who would gladly avail themselves of those Privilegsi and would gladly pay for them are debarred by the fact that no puhhe _motofnats ‘dr yachts are available except through the courtesy of |»ri» rate owners. The sole reason for this strange want in a seaboard city if the fact that there' is no accommo dation for boats, no dock in which a

teeently the Guardian advocated

tho dredging of one of the many

boat. can be safely moored.

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ipose. Everybody approved of the scheme but unless' it is pushed from 3 central head nothing will come of it.

Should it become an accomplished ifnct private enterprise would provide motor boats and it would be found a most profitable speculation to the

promoter and a very great attrac- tion to the city. A City Improvement Association could do much to secure fithis boon.

1 Then there is the matter of attract- ing our own country people. There are differences of opinion as to the wisdom of exacting license fees from transient traders. In the matter of market tolls many are of the opinion that they should he abolished entire

_ 1 ly and the market thrown open free- _ ly to the people. There is no doubt _ that the market is an attraction not ` only to those who use it as a trading iiplace but to our visitors from abroad, and if is an open question whether its value as an advertising and attracting medium is not great er than the cost of its upkeep. In any case the removal of all possible restrictions from trade is a policy

. that can be followed with full ns- - surancc that such removal will bring

thc greatest good to the greatest number.

These and many other matters upon

which City Councils and legislatures would gladly receive siiggcstious, could bo thrcshed out by such on ns- \ociatioii us we propose and definite action taken thereon. Who will lead ,1in this matter.

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tlii'.>~.i_-gli the,.~=hiidows. We have lost the cheerful optimism of those who nrved our 1-oiiiitry out of the wilder- ness and rejoiced each day at "sonic- tliiiig: iiccomplisiied, soinethiiig done that e.-iriied ii r.it:ht's repose.” We eq-c

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"l.':iui;li iiiid tlic world laughs with

|y.<1u," is true. "Weep and you weep fiili-nn." is not true, unlem it refers

_ to the one 'ivlio goes oil to mope and

__ urrp iiloue. The world is full of sym- 1 "them-

_ ,1iitliy,iuiil i’e':.' weep really who do no , ,

.receive the sympathy and the pit; the West owes “E “Did EYOWUI £0 EALOME L' TARR'

"l.ii1\;;li nzid thc world laughs with

you" and the world will be the better 1: for it. Suiisliine is the world's health :liver and purifier and honest, hearty

iiviiifz on what they did, following in their footsti-pi., feeling that there

iiothinc more to conquer. We forget tliut. our proviitce has not yet reach

rd its ultimntr' goal, that there

get ii.orc to 1r1m1\ivr than they hadl

wlio ;'r~i|f~1"ni‘1l the country from thcl pi`ime\'al forcsts. _»\nd many nrc so roniguermir, Tliuy are t.l\1,se who have

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The Cold weather is here now and you will soon feel the

need ofa healing stove ify1111 have not done so already.

5 We have a splendid Hue of superior heating stovesin

stock now. All the leading lines are represented and know you will find a stove here that will suit your individual needs.

These stoves are well uizidc, arc neat in appearance, wil_

give splendid heat and :irc priced mo-,t moderately. The line ineludel hall. sitting room und hedrooiii stoves. Call lu today and see the showing.

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IWW DUSSibilitic8 and developing them They carry no grouch. Their country

doing filings und in time the sun shine of their influence will extend tc

The new Canada that is rising in

the cheerful optimism of its people. There everybody is ii booster and tht kuoclrcr is simply ignored or counter. out. To smile at being hailed out, tc joke about losing one's crop by an untimely frost is counted only an or- dinary virtue, while to ccmpluiii of such an occurrence would .neun ostra- cisni. It is the spirit of the new country, the evolution of men who left the countries that were growing old.

We have no right to grow old. Old

age is ri habit. We are only as old as we feel. Our maritime provinces are as young as ever they were, have

opportunities for developing them

, y yct be

as um ahead of the west as we were when the west was a wilderness for all the advantages are ours, all the _advantages of soil, climate “nd locat- lion for we are right. by the front.

door on the shores of thc Atlantic.

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.\'UTl'}S

A hitch has occurred in connection with the signing oi the Anti' Home Rule Covenant in Ulster. The legality of the document is going to bc tested n the courts, Suinmonses nre being issued against two magistrates who signed the document, under an Act. of George Third which makes it ri fel- ony to ad.ninistc1‘ or take an oath to oelong to n seditious society or to disturb the peace. Th: punishment prescribed is from two to seven years penal servitude. The Home Rule Bill has had Il. Stormy CBrccr since it was first mootnd and apparently the

"We have lust received s lplendid

liuc of bulk perfumes direct from Harmoiiy of Boston, the fuiiioua per- fuiner. Tlicsc perfumes are in all tba taudaril odors, full strength, and uving all the concentrated beauty il hcwitchlng odors of natui-e's

nest flowers. Call in and inspect the ne. You will find tho quality

`lng for and finding new resources..

is good enough for them, they are `

feet n cure is Jamicson's White Pine " - ‘ W K

and Tar. There is no other remedy tu-wear. Pntons are offering 15 mens e 0 O., t

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] BETWEEN OURBELVES _ . . _.__

Sir:-In Monday'a paper you will

have the names of the most success- ful entrien, in the Patriotic Poetry, Prose and Photo Contests. These competitions, as you lmow, have been running for the past two m0nths 011°!! to everyone.

About one hundred and fifty Poems,

seventy-five Essays and sixty Photo- graphs ‘were received. A number of contributors requested, that what they sent in would not be ent-¢l‘0d ill Competition. These will be marked in this way, when printed. One hundred persons, more or less. have SUKZCSUG that, R two hundred page book should he published thus preserving for the_ ,most part, such a kindly. H€l\"`0“9»j far-reaching, response to these corn- petitions. To this end the \vrlt0l‘ hill ipent some time going into the mat- ter. To follow up this idea, it wlll_ zost, one dollar and tw0ntF'fi"'e C4-*INS ‘er volume on an order of one thou- sand copies. I do not know the ap- Jetite for such a book on P. E. I., and cannot undertake, to publish same inless I have guarantee from the pu_jb- lic. In any case, I am 11168850 t0 1"'

' “crm you that arrangements . have

been made with the three Charlotte- town papers to print the greater part if the Poems and Essays. The Guardian, Patroit and Exam- ner will pass along each day, as far 1\a possible entirely different select- "0ns. If, therefore, you do not want the book idea, you have in this Way. the 0DPOrtunity of preserving Poems and Essays that I am positive will be helpful, inspiring and uplifting. .vith regard is the Photoizranhs. I ‘im sorry to say, the Newspaper idea , vould not do them ills*-ice. Special 1 -seed paper being necessary, also the

.could be very considerable. price of securing half-tone Cuts The nobr. idea would be the best or preserving and passing along the ieautiful scenes of the "Garden of the Iulf," To those that have won hon- ors. Congratulations.

To all, who have, in the smallest

, .vay contributed to havin! made U10”

:nmpetltions successful. I would ten- ‘ ler my grateful thanks.

One little girl in a private letter. aid: "You have asked for the best i have, and the heat will come back. ‘»o I have given you my first at- '.empt, and hope it will hell-‘~" \'¢‘S1 ‘ lttlc girl lt has helped, and will liclp

fou. fic sure of this. “Then give to he world the best you have and the l iest will come hack to you.

Get your scrap book, scissors and nuciluge ready and cut out the

lsclcctions. lt's worth while. l

Yours sincerely

W. E. LOUSON.

Y' ' W "' . -YIVL

1 From his shorthand notes, Gov. .Tilson last Tliesday night dictated iis speech of acceptance of 6,500

. words to an eighteen-year.old girl in less than one hour and n. half. The .tenograplier was Miss Salome Tarr .if No. 513 Jersey Avenue, Jersey -ii*-Y. who has made half a dozen speech records in contests with the best shorthand writers in the country. Miss Tarr went to the office of

Walter Measdny, the nomince`s cam- paign secretary, at 5 o'clock Wednes- day morning. and before noon she dc- llvered typewritten cop-les of the speech to the Governor. In making n final revision of the spcecli, Gov. Wilson found Miss Tarr has made on- ` ly n‘ few slight errors. Her stenogra- ohic record is 230 words D minute. She used the Gregg system of short- hand.

This is the system taught at the

Union Commercial College. Full par- .ticulars furnished on application to `Pi'iii. W. Moran. lu-i'Jl\1Ili.

Pli()'l"l‘IS'1`.\NTS IN(‘1R-EASE

TUHUFZTI), Oct., 18-A comparison

of the Protestant Church member- ship in Cniiada between figures the conimeiicenient of the Layuieri's Mission movement three and half years ago and at present is made by secretary Donkey, of thc Canadian Council of the movement. At the be- ginning of the movement there were 800,000 church members, now there are 1,100,000.

bodies 10.000.

A HEAVH' SENTENCE

lJi\l,GARY, Oct. 18.-James fiowc,

an Indian it-nown as bike Running Wolf, was sentenced to lifc imprison- ment for killing Mounted Policeman ,- Davis near Baesaud last June. ‘ H

.:Stubborn coughs indicate sonic

chronic inflamution of the air pas- lenggim run from 45 inches to 103 sages. lt nin_v become chronic bc- 0|- 1 yd go 3 yd5_ patomy cause the systciii, uiinillcd is unable 10.11M3u§1;_ to throw it off. The aid needed to af- .;..

town keeps it. White Swan Spices & Cereals, Limited, Toronto. Ont.

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army f-lydro-Acroplrine Aviator and

at Army officer went duck hunting on

Potainnc marshes yesterday. Swoop- cd down time and again and skimmed siirfacc wnter to bag game. _

CLE.-\llAN('1E SALE OF ALI:

The figures nf ccimmunicauts now '-0503 mam’ nt lm" “Wir lormef

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are:-Anglicnns 188,000; Baptists,lu'iCe- W0 do not want to carry n F a D 135 00' Con rcr “ ' ~ sin o ' '

,0 _ g ,_aL10na\_ 1,,_5_,0_ gle h n over for ncxt npilni, that

Friends, 1,000; Methodists. 338,000; is the reason for such n deep cut. __ Presbyterian. ‘ 288,000 and other OSTRICH ANI? MAftIllOlf BOAB '

At 7-._ 9. and I0 Dollars

Before you buy your new Fall SUIT OR OVER-

COAT we want you to come in and give us ten minutes of your time, so we can lay a few of these SUITS and '

OVERCOATS before you that you mayappreciate what we are offering. The fabrics include English and Scotch'

suns and ovsnconrs 1

weaves in new Browns, Grays, Greens, as well as dark mixtures and a great line of Domestic Tweeds.

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Mothers Read the Big News

and select your boys suit or overcoat from the largest

stock and greatest values in the

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city.

Steel Suits Overcoais 1. .

The seasons wou-

der is the suit we are selling at 155. in D. B. coats with bloomer pants in all wool fab-

rics psmts lined ang lentyof pockets a gizes $5.00. _

This store is posit.

ively lieadquarters for Boys Over coats in no other store will ~ you find such tre-

mendous stock and \ wonderful values. /

Three special values °

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ST. JOH.\">`. Nfld. Oct. 18--Walter

Ehwartls l.\.'i\'idson, is appointed Gov- ernment of Newfoiindlaiid to succeed Sir Rnlpli C. Willinins who retires next February. He is under the age limit. The new governor comes from Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean wlierr lic has been governor since 100-1.

ROOSEVELT lMl’li0\`ING.

CHICAGO, Oct. 18--Roosevelt had

8 "perfectly bully" night temperature normal this morning.

TO GET WHl'l’l1} SWAN YEAST

t`~AKl-CS.

If you can't get. Wliite Swan ‘feast

Cakes from your grocer, send your name and adilress. and \\'c will send free samples of White Swan Yeast Cakes and tell what grocer in your

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WASHli\’G'1'f>N Ort li -liitlin

OSTRICH AND MARIBOU UOAS.

Those fashionable goods go on sale

MANY AT HALF PRICE.

$6.00 boas for $3.00. $7.00 hoas for $3.50. -$10.00 bona for $i’1,00.

$12.00 boils for $10.00. 515,00 boas for $10.00. $20.00 boss for $10.00, and the olors come in blue, white and black, nd blue grey. black cerlsc. king blin- nd royal blue, blue; also white come 1 four and five strand also round.

Half price sale of Bull ready

YOU ARE LIABLE to he accidently Killed, crippled, Blinded, Disabled or

Taken lll at any time, and the value of your time (which is money to you) may be destroyed in a

moment.

NO REASONABLE MAN goes without protec-

tion against loss from the destruction of his properly,

DID IT EVER OCCUR TL) YOU that your

time has as distinct a value as your property. or that your life may be the property of your family?

THIS PROTECTION IS A DUTY you owe

yourself and those who may be dependent upon you. .

If you are not fully insured, let us attend to this import-

ant matter for you at once.

Delays Are Dangerous

Our life. Accident and Health policies are the most liberal

Contracts issued. We also transact Marine. Fire, Liability and all other Branches of Insurance.

You will find our rates the lowest consistent with absolute

security. .

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Cliarlottetowu, Managers, P. E. I.

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just think, for only a few cents a day, one ofthe

strongest and moat reliable fire insurance companies on the continent will take over all risk of fire on your pro- perty, guard it-watch over it day and night-and even if the “destroying element” should visit your premises the company will stand ready to make good

your loss.

If Y0lu' property ls not insured you sliouli|n't let

thc matter ruu as it is any longer. Cull or write today for particulars regarding our policies and rates on fire

protection.

s _ a e ir e cure of suits, single and double breasted ~ t

new or old coughs. 25 cents. J. G. $6.50 to $12.00 at half price. 84 Gt' (’°°rg° Shea'

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