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sumrruanv Laws. _
Fro ids, the great English
ladies nerally drcleed aa theY'
isloreaiillply- ffl.. \ I’ historian. said of the Sump- §|‘°,,,d; in E aging A they ag, pw;
“  l' - f"‘jQ‘&*"f$'_` tiller? LDWS Of Ellglllnd *Bd when they wanted toand could get
Scotland that “these statutes
it And the laws remained on the
_ b .
 may have 59°” "°$“"‘1°d- at l-M ilu" statute books, as Froude says, “an
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than` as laws to which obedience
could he forced."
land from the time of Edward III to
the Reformation. They were design-
ed to curb the extravagance of the
tirne, to lessen the cost of living. In
England they restricted the people to
certain limits in the matter of eating
meat “for the great men by their ex-
cesses have been Sore grieved, and the
lesser people, who only endeavor to
imitate the great ones in such sorts
for thrisimas I
Whoever the favored one's
are you can be sure they will
_be delighted. Our line is the
.finest ever shown here and is
a triumph of zoth centuary
luxury. Some cases fitted with
Ebony others with French
Ivory all nice too. ‘
French ivory
is the popular toilet ware this
season. its popularity has
been on theincrease for sev-
eral years. We have Military
brush sets,” 'Toilet sets and
Manicure sctsin this elegant
looking ware. ‘ I
- J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
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A Pieasing
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of meat, are much impoverished." In
Scotland they sought to curtail ex-
penditure hy regulating the dress of
the ladies to "save the purses of the
pair gentlemen, their husbands and
fathers." And the laws were elabor-
ate and specific even to specifying the.
“the Kirk."
But the laws did not work. The
J. G. .la
‘ _ when “WY Wm i““°<1| "ther “S authoritative declaration or what
._ Dlnxgist authoritative declarations of what W," and good men considay-,d right"
7; ‘wise and good men considered right. .but with no hop, that their ideal 01
right would be adopted bv others. ‘
Something of the same spirit ani-
ii; 'E' l‘==- ll These sumptuary laws WGN in mates us still. We do not exact sump-
'-  Efssii f&V0l` in the 16551550” °f EW' tnary laws but we enact laws found-
ed upon certain ideas cl right, and
these "rights" may be regarded by
others as an interference with their
liberties. The Scottish economists
who enacted that no woman should
go to the Kirk wearing a veil or a
silk dress were probably right in
their desire to curb the growing ex-
travagrance of the time and had they
converted the women to their idea
tbere'would have been no difficulty in
enforcing the law.
In Prince Edward 'Island there is
need of similar conversions, in some
localities at least, before our "sump-
tusry law” the Prohibition Act will
be effectively enforced. 'Ihere is much
garments the ladies should wear to‘neéd of the educational campaign ngw
being promoted by the Provincial'
Temperance Alliancei
Tl-IE CAR FERRY.
Remembering the sanguine hopes
and the frequent references of a few
months ago, in connection' "with the
cs.r»ferry, the silence that has of late
fallen upon the subject is somewhat
depressing. The public may not he
demonstrative during the lull be-
tween rlectlons as they are when
they have the war paint on, but
many of them are now eagerly look-
ing for some definite information
and, to put it mildly, it is time that
something were said. Tho public are
anxious to know just what stage the
project is in, whether tenders have
boon let for the steamer or steamers,
let for the piers, whether anything
has been done towards standardizing
the }_‘rince_ Edward Island Railway.
And they have a. right. to know. And
for a man.
Plain gold cuff links with
name or monogram fngraved
in best~ style. We me shaw-
ing an immense stock in wk
& 14k. “
Ths st les are all new and
NEW KING. GEORGE HOTEL
Wm. HON£0U_||QUETTE, Mgr.
Private Batllia thinning Water and
Lung Distance 'felephtvues in all rooms
Large Britta-yu Hamlets Rooms.
CUIS EU ‘°Xc'El.|.ED
SYDNEY. N. S
t `° '_“'_ '1' l
:'For your tsincvwork we have a
fresh lot of sarrhet powders in Pivers
Azurca, Safranor, Florymem Cory-'
lopsis, Ro|_1l‘is,' Pompeia, Esperis, and
Le Trefle also Hndnuts Vio'iet, Jap-
nct know. _
Prince Edward Islanders in many
tlertaken or promised on behalL of
of the people as the promise of the
car-ferry has done and it will be in
the inturests of all concerned to keep
'\'IcKinnon’s Condition Powder
te, aid digestion, maike the coating
line and silky an-d build up the gener-
men should be without_MacKirmon’s
condition Powders. Call in today
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this hope not only alive but active.
We look for early and definite infor-
mation on the subject:
NOTES. `
That the government Naval Policy
will be accepted by the Opposition
without any propositions for amend-
ment is generally believed. That there
will be some criticism is inevitable.
'l‘here has been a good deal of bick-
ering ncross the floor of the House,
much of it irrelevant and some of it
unreasonable. Accusations of dislpy-
alty have been exchanged and with-
out iust.. The people of Canada
are loyal to the Empire and wil
without reference to party and with
whether tenders have been called or few eX°@Pti0U9» °h°°l7'“uY a°‘\“l°5°°
in any reasonable proposition by
which they may assume their legiti-
mate -share of the imperial burden.
Although no definite announcement
,°“" representatives W°“l‘l_ °l“`t“l“ly has been made, it is understood that
` be a°m‘3 if* their °W'“1i“t°"°°t“ ll the Maritime Premiers, attheir meetf
'V l"l'_°?‘f-"v'9V_“‘T`;`l'° lF“k9 l'h° 9l‘_b_“° l“l'° ing in Amherst this week, had under
thel confidence. The question is ask- muniacration the question oy ma,-1.
ed in “U skeptical sliirlt' we hal" time representation in the Commons.
been asked where "we are at" with This is now am old story and th,
1`@f¢1‘@nfe to the car-ferry and we do ,question is num with difiienities. 'riff
Maritime Provinces are represented
No question that has confronted on the old rel, by pOp_ principle and
to apply a remedy will involve a re~
FEMS has been BB Vil'-BUY important vision of the British North America
to the Province; no other project un- Act” F811|_|re to apply the remedy
will mean diminishing representation
There are several s'de issues however,
which will give an opportunity foi
some vigorous kicking and the out
come will be watched with interest.
 ...__ Q the province has ,mit up the hopes as the population of Quflbec increases.
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.' mglude eng;-avvirg and best will put, your horse in first class con- NOTES ~
leather ca5e_ ' dition. They will increase the appeti- ___
Even the chill winds and the frosts
Priccs  f°  al condition of the anim8\_ No home of Autumn 'have failed to dim the
grecnmss of our Prince Edward ls-
land fields and now, in the month of
_ _ and get supply. ,Tl Ma Ki _
G ITG"  I r Drug Co., Corner Greatlaeorée “E33 pecember' _the grass' denuded ol its
¢ , I y O Kent “_ MEu_ light covering of snow by the recent
rains, looks like the grass of the sums
Jeweler & Fiigraver i mer months. This extraordinary
gresmness. in the face of winter con-
ditions is no doubt attributable to
the wonderful vitality imparted to
vegetation by the richness of the soil
and the excellence of the climate. The
summerlike appearance of the fields
this autumn has been very generally
remarked upon, especiallyvby visitors.
Our proiince with its fresh green
fields makes a wonderful contrast to
our wintry looking sisters across the
straits where sleighing has been the
order of the day for some weeks.
cHo1cn: _ss:nF.
CHICAGO, December 6-Glencar-
nock the world's champion steer is
_ _ __ __ __ _ ____ _,,,,_,__ _ ____ am ,_ to become Xmas beef. He was sold
__- not welcome as ftChristmas git
' food or meat. chopper.
i grinding imrfeces. ‘ '_
There is not`a housewife who would  "°
_ Pii_iN\}1iiiV'
t agood ~ I, ~
The Universal is the one to give your friend. The Unlvers-am
is verystrung and durable, runs easily, looks neat and attractive
1 and gives satisfaction évery day in the year. Ithasacutting _
'V sdrflce for coarse, medium and fine work, also pulveiizing and 5
L ° _
` I
Cali in to day and look over our showing.
` ;-'---i-_°-*_°- __'-"°- _ yesterday for 50 cents per pound on
 the hoof~total of $706. \ V
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"ere S The ' \,_££§§\3@,\" » nnmolous QUESTION
n qi ` i Y
_ ,. ._.
-BERLIN, Dec. 4.-The Jesuit ques-
tion was rafsed in the Rsichstag to-
t  u - " 'gay by the clerical leader, Dr. Peter
f 0 . \
pahn who declared that the Bun-
drsrath's recent interpretation of the
anti~Joanlt. law of 1872, had made
more severe the provision of the law,
ohcs in the realm. He madea form.
al declaration of the clerical center
party, tothe effect that German
Catholics so far as tnsy are repre-
sented by the clerical party in tht
Reichstag, have no confidence, that
the needs of the Catholics in the Ger-
man empire will receive just consider-
ation from the imperial chancellor
and the llundesrath, argl will order
their conduct acdordin l _ 1 V
‘    4,4/ thereby » affronting 24,000,000 Oath:
t S Y
::French Ivory is the most popular
material for .the manufacture of toil-
et. articles that has ever been intro-'
duced. Ita beauty, elegance and clean-
linerc combine to make it an ideal
uncut vy gig svpaawr vu vnu, --1 ---vv
immediate operation. ` _
Early in January. the Presby’w'i-
ans. Methodlltf and Congregational-
ists will meet!-li faint committee 110
draft the ‘ federation scheme in 918%
of the church union proposed. Wl1\°\1
failed to secure sufficient Presbyter-
ian support. _
IN TERROR.
LONDON, December 6-A Vienna
despatch laysas the result of the
war scare, the peasants on the Rus-
sian frontier are turning all they poe-
sess into m0ney`and are laying in
supplies which they bury in their
yards against the Russian invasion.
STOCK FUNDS .
LONDON, December 6-Three weeks
ago $50,000 in sovereigns -were
stolen from two _ cases in a consi§l\'
ment of _,$1,000,000 from the Bank
of England to Egypt. Lead was
substituted in the two cases. The
boxes were sent hack to England for
expert examination. They were
due here Tuesday. but they are now
lost.
B. F. KEI'l‘H’S V
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
WEEK OF DEC STH.
-Old Timers’ Week will be celebrated
in stnpeindods splendor at B. F.
Keith’s Union Square Theatre, the
oldest variety house 'in New York,
during the week of December 9th,
when twenty veterans of the old time
varieties will have full sway-roviv-
ing memories and all the theatre-go-
ers will, no doubt, pay tribute to
these artists who delighted us in our
younger days. Once more they will
laugh at their quips and jects or feel
a grip at the heart strings as the
tears well to the eyes at the pathos
of some of the old songs. The clas-
sicsof the olden days are still the
classics of today for they possessed
art, and art; is natural.
The Irish queen of “McClosky"
fame. of whom the stage boasts no
prouderf name, Miss Maggie Cllno, is
one ot the feature in this grarnd week.
Miss Cline has been on the stage for.
more than thirty years, and has al-
ways been a 'great' favorite in this
city. Miss Cline will sing some of her
old time songs in her own matchless
man-zier. It is nearly a quarter of a
century since Frank F. Ward and
John P. Curran joined issues and be-
came known to the variety clientele
of America as Ward and Curram,
since which time their names have
been 1»r¢_\inine`nt in the vaudeville
houses of all parts of America. They
will otleyitheir latest protean sketch
called, “The Stage Door Tender”
which is rich in humor and very in-
teresting. Then comes Lydia Yea-
,mans who has just returned from a
'triumphant tour of England, a mem-
-ber of one of ‘ the earliest families in
stageland. Miss Yeamans will offer a
remarkable mixture of music and im-
‘itation and will be accompanied by
Frederick J. Titus at the piano. An-
other feature will’ he the appearance
of Gus Williams, the greatest of all
German dialect comedians, who will
sing some of his soul-stirring songs
In his own matchless manner.
The surrounding -bill of old timers
will ipclude Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mur-
phy, ‘in their latest farce called,
"Clancy's Ghost."; Col. Sam Holds-
worth t.he oldest professional tenor
in the world; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Thorne in their excruciatingly funny
s-_etch rs\led. “An Up-Town Flst";
Wm. E. Hines, Earl Remington and
Company presenting their hilarious
hit. entitled, "Notoriet.y"; Caron and
Herburt, two of the oldest and fun-
niest ncrohats in the varieties and
John LcOlnlr, who has jugglcd on the
variety stage si-nce the days of '72
and retains the skill and dexterity of
1 modern manipulator.
Old Timers' Week will be the big-
gest event in New York-old time
airs'wlll be played by the orchestra.-
old time songs will be sung by the
eiutfre campany and as a grand fini
ale, an old afterplece, an original
sketch'wfll be presented in- the' old
time manner, especially staged for
this occasion.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
-y l cal an Iicattons, as they cannot
‘each the dibmsed portion of the ear
Phare is only one way to, cure rl esfnsss
and that is by const tut onal remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi-
tion of thewiucous lining nf the Eus ach-
‘sn ’l‘ube. hen thlatubels lnflame you
have a rumblinr sound orimperfect hear
ing, and when t is entirely closed, lfeaf-
n-'sa is the result. and unless the inf am
mation can be taken out and this tubs vs~
stored to its normal oondition. hearing
wil be destroyed forever- n ne caafs cu
of ten are caused by (latarrh, wh ch is
;‘ot;i‘i\r:g:>‘\lx‘tl:;|6i‘nf|amsd condition of the
, Vile will ‘tvs One Hundred Dollars for
anycaseo Deafness (caused  catarrh)
£33 °s?‘.l‘é’i.¥’.'.i‘3I.‘.li’f'..'ii~.*.}‘ ' °“""‘
J. OBE EY at 00 Toledo,0.
Eggs vrliiiymbllllnfor constipa-
Mrs. housekeeper
' ' ( Don’t Bake) ‘ ‘
BUY
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Camerons Home-Matte
Bread
(name on every loaf) P
NOTE _ 4
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' Our lrnl will surprise you with its
crisp delicate substance and its lelilhtlll
flavor and creamy ricimsn. - Every lay
iii the week over |000 people in Cliarlot
tetown Inlay utini our lread-Are you
one of them.
EWEN C_fMl`ll0N
f- (aspen ami) -
li ` _ 4 Nfxtweok will appear ; .  _ 
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JUST CUM! Vto ae
that will be lust right for
Christmas. __
_nays _
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_ many things we can _show you
_   ._ _ ,‘; »,_~-‘ If _ ,. ;- _»‘,-t»1;:_\,':i wi. i* '."  
'. _K  .. ~ ‘. ' -~, v ' _ *`_~ _ -_ .- '~  “-1V"'_r  
. ».“`*
TV V‘ D' body5tli\t~i| looking for e Christmas
 .un sronc s. iniiniiamisfsif  no-'
` _l llemeuibermce for a "lllM’-§, ’c§n.V.|iad
`  ni'|mlier`of choicethinga lien' that will lie
appropriate and.‘_'Juat_'l`iie fIli|,||_¢_.,,'.'_f; 1,.. .1  _ ,
We male the wants of Men? and 'Boys' cur
‘ s A c i ‘
study.: so far as their outflftmg -iswcanccrnedh
audio ‘we uk- `
V WHERE wouldyou be more apt to find e
gilt appropriate for “HIM” than right here T
.
(;:`_
coats, Bath Robes,
B how Neckwear, Sulpen
_“ins”
etc .
i SUITS, 0vercco\fs,Rainco\t|, lloluse-l _ ‘ J
Paicmu. Shirts, Glove' U
tiers, hosiery, Umbrel-
las, lhndkerchiefn Shirt Protectors, etc.,
T
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V unrs
5; ournrmns.
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pelts
from intending fox purchasers.
"From the “Fox” Cause to the Cash "Effect”--I
' Eveiybody knows that Charles Dalton holds the world‘s record price for black and silver fox
. U 5|
But the Eldorado Black Fox Co.. wishes it also to be known that they, in t "’ lea E pam.
culars, visproductiveness and quality of fur secured last spring the cream of the __f_Q§_gn_,, wb,
_You _ Ask llow! We Will Tell You
'Remember there is only one fox on record known to have produced forty-five
pups in seven years; that was a black fox raised by Mr. Dalton, and made that wond-
erful’ recordin his ranch; But the Eldorado Fox Co., by a written agreement secured
the purchase of that fox from Mr. Dalton, together with her old time mate. Also the
iight to pick the best female from his last Spring’s litter, and further the right to
pick the best young male of the ranch to mate the young female, and in accordance
said agreement on the 28 day of August rgrz _a prominent stock-holder of our Com-
pany accompained by an experienced fox breeder and furrier proceeded to Mr.
Dalton's ranch Tignish and secured the literal fulfillment of said agreement'
Regarding the value of the pelts of the offspring of the old fox we have the following over
Mr Dalton's signhture dated May ist 1912.
' "THE QUALITY OF THIS STRAIN’HAS ALWAYS COMPARED FAVORABLY
WITH Ti-IE OTHER LITTERS". '
Regarding the fur of the young male fox. we have on the authority of the experienced fur-
rier who _picked hun. that “HE HAS THE BEST FUR EVER EXAMINED. BLACK CLEAR
TO THE SKIN, SOMETHING RARELY SEEN". '
'We claim in this quartette to have the nucleus of 9. fox breeding establishment. second to
none in existance on P. E. Island or elsewhere. .
Another point : the Eldorado Fox Co., owns no cheap second grade foxes. Therefore parties
dealing with them will receive nothing but gilt edge stock. _
It is surely' wise policy in this business to remember nature’slaw of Heredity 'hat “Like beg-
ets like." But the reason in this case is doubled where quantity and quality so happily blend in one:
We invite inspection of above mentioned agreement, and respectfully solicit correspondence
G. ALBERT MUTCH
' Treasurer,
Eldorado lllaclt Fox Co, , _
Box 302. '~
M ‘r »'~.S8i f ` Charlottetown, P, E I l
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SMELTS till EELS
A fish firm with a reputation for
up-to-date business methods is that*
of Warner and Prankard, wholesale
commission fresh fish dealers, 29
Fultor. Fish Market, New Yor.=,
whose ad. appears elsewhere in this
issue. This firm makes a specialty of
s'melts and eels and gives personal
'attention to all consignments. The
,representative J. C. Ellis is now in
this Province calling on his old and
new customers. I-Ie will give valu-
able information ns to the best man-
ner to pack and ship smelts and eels
if communicated with. _
SOME OPINIONS.
,.CALGARY, Dec. 6-The Albertan'
says: There is no emergency. There,
is no control. It is a right about
face in our methods of administra-
tion. lt wealiens our autonomy; It '
is an enormous amount of money. It
is but the beginning of unnecessary
naval expenditure. -
_'LONDON, December 6--The ,London
Times, warmly welcomes Premier Bm-
d_\in's proposal. and heartily approves
and adds: Similar appointments by
the creation of navies or the contri
butfonrof ships. ' ,'
nadian Naval defence. That. he ;r°- '
poses _a tribute not s. partnership-
that Oansde should not only give
lllllll but mm and maintain them.
“New arrivals for the gift season
in ladies' smart umbrellas. 15c_-huck-
hack linen towels at 10c. each. Pa-
ton's. 12-'1.Msi_
"New silk neckwear, silk mufiiers,
gloves, dressing gowns, house coats,
Silk brews. silk. sacks, scores mite
shirts. collars, cuffs and underwear
Pa.ton‘s_ 1g_-IM4,
"No place like Paton’s ‘ for _ men's
furnishings. Don’t put: od your
Christmas buying until the last week.
It_ is satisfaction to buy, early and
know that you hhve made yo_ur'selec-
tions when the stocks are at their
best. 12-7Mtf.
_-_-s
quality gifts 12-7Mtl
halt hose, pyiamas, slumber robes. "Paton’s, the»Christmas store for
s.. ._ lr i f ' I I ' ‘
lik.
_ N0 MAN Sll0lIl.l) REST CON'l`EN'l` _
While the welfare of his family depends merely
upon his uncertain existence. `
_' Life Insurance will make their welfare perman-
‘ ent-and the best in Life
Insurance is found in the
Policies of The Great-West Life Assurance Company.
Our rates are the lowest consistent with absolute
security.
You do not have to die to win the benefits of a
V Great-West policy.
Branch Office-Charlottetown. V-
_ H yndman'
ec... Ltd. ~ V
of a Canadian Mintste ` 1, ° - '
of the Imperial Defslnc‘:ieC?oilrl11iilV1Ii.t: Ptovmcml Mana'g;r'ECh?r1°ttet°wn'
the other Dominlons would be equal- _ _
ly welcome, for they- mean more`tl|`an| SI M' §{i;:sl;n?::Lli:.A¥¢”t»
TORONTO, Ddcember 5-'fha globe ,,__ __A___"____ l __________________H_  I _ _
ggyg thgt Premier Borda” has d”lt "' "'““"""*-'L-"-`-122-I-`-;=`-'~-1 'L-=;z_;r.;-.~_;-_V_ ..».___~_ _-_-_- _ _ _ I-.,»-. .-al
s duels blow at the principle or os- ` ' . _ _-.~  . 
A Present for You  
- sv
loedl sellills for ' $1.15. ~Tl|¢y. are
dualft! goods every inch of them.
_"an 1‘P‘st°`n'» Quainyu oiiristmu
gift il always appreciated--_tha roof-
Dient knows that it it good. 12fTllltf.
“Paton’l turn as el1y.fn minka,
defy ¢°mpeti¢ioi'i._ tiidusvs autism:
in ltyllland the ,lowest in prion.
» ' . ~ ' _ '19-'naV ci
"$1.65 and Sl 75'suitln and 
PM’-0f1'l. - . 1%-'IM/Illlll. |
, ---Fire V Protectioti"
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