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'!‘HlLA'l‘ll’l‘Nll! FIBBTOPLIII
New
Rubber
Bathing
Caps
We h1ve`a splendid
new sto.-li oi_b ltbing caps,
all this season’s goods in
rubber lined and pure
gum rubber in various
colors and the -latest
styles. Prices from zgc to
$1.00 each.
Water Wings
We have these in cot-
ton and silk.
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
1
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Fi
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<<.u,,,
Dainty Souvenir
Jewelery
lnenamelled belt pins, brooch-
es, cuff links, spoons. slicl:
pins and fob;
Special S oclt
G, H, Taylor
- - 'cal'lier, namely, that an enduung-procce ~
Jeweler Optlcmn ‘good name lullst be built-not uiionialso argue. and with mme imce' that
. I _
gl . , 5 f I ,se -the Colonel did not repent until he
llwcrliemj Phoal .................... DI J
News and Edit Day Ph»ne.......... ...
News and Edit. Night Phoael. D2 Q DJ
Albeiton. Bourin and Montague.
' "What’s in a name? that which we,f»
call ii rose by any other name would t
So argued one to whom the name f
Juliet will readily reruernuer. h
There is much in a name, much of 1
lgood in a good name, much of ill ini'
i. - l
land you may ham! him," says un old _e
lpro\erb_ ills ill name uill always od had dictated the naming on
:subject him to suspicion. Nay more, lb
,the very fact that he is suspected ‘co
8
#may undermine any virtues he may t
,possess and ruin his character. ld
E There is nzuch in a name, to aig
§collntry as well as to a man or a V
ldog. Give a country a had name and
:it will he abandoned by its own audlc
ishurined by others. Give it a goodie
inamc and its own will love it audio
.zillrays depend upon character. Ain
,malice or thoughtlessness of others,
:acquire a bad name; an illnatured re-
imark, the remark repeated and ex-
iuggerated, fi ruined reputation. And.
i _-ind still strangely for we are
strange creatures, a had 'character
'may acquire ri. good name; a little
ihypocricyua studied remark skilfully
ldirected, diplomatically repeated, u
lzrcat name. But-and this, strangely,
_‘is not strange-such a name is not
,an enduring one and the brief pos-
. _Wrj-;*,l_ ,strangely also, there is a human per-'that the man who mms King-B avi.
 _versity that llclights in rellcatillg anll|dence is not always to be relied gn;
. :-f.>i.',.,_~_,'.;_‘. . "L-<a'g‘gei‘l\ting: indeed no -ur would wnvief, on such
. . . ~ -
$3 ` l _
isession of it makes its loss the bit-ilobbyigt; and likewise that he WHS
l terer.
i And this brings us, by a circuitous,
route, to a point which, in cooler
lwesther, miizht have been reached
;liypm.ricy or diplomacy o 'el p a' 1 _
i .__ _ _ i studiously circulated, but upon theifound that his iob as agent and l0b-
Mothers
Sili-,fy that
means inlch to the children
Health and strength
"Cameron’s
Home-Made"
"Is gcod bread”
All our best grocers sell it and
you will find the name_on each lc af.
Ewen Cameron
(Baker)
Montague Black Fox Ex- I
change
Correspondence Solicited
I.. M. McKinnon, Manage
Montague, P. E. l.
ADl'»5l| lm
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U u e o o n o o ¢'.
0
BlRTl-IS.
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O 0 0 0 0 0 0 e g g .
we
BROWN.--At the Parsfinnge, Vernon
River, July lo, 1913, to Rev. and
Mrs. Henry A, Brown, ii gun,
JENKINS--At Calgary, Alta_ July
Rth, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Jen.
HM- fermerly or oiuirlottetowu, vi
son.
Cllelcoeoceoooeectle,
Q 9
: DEATHS.
llcoeeoceooooobopogz
MAWLEY.-At Charlottetown, July
100. 1913. Miss Carrie Mawley, Sum-
mcrsidc, aged W. |
GRANT-In Portland, Oregon, June
fi 191', Myra E. Urhhf. (|155 Hyde).
M3006 wife of W. O. Grant.
*+--i
hu sroun il-on
~  masonic Tnurnm.
  gn...--
~ A
“Ill lillone We curb;-‘
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Q 
iltfoi rum 'em¢lm.i's¢ all wi'
bedrock of honlst_ :~:l.erlii;,1 enaracter.
prevail against it."
bec..inc epidemic. In ten years, be
of 1911, nearly ten thousand people
had lcft the province, most of them
, for western Cnnlilla. This was not bc-
fcziusc the west. was a great place or
}l’rince lddw1»ird Island was a poor
mouths of all the advantages of the
one were magnified, those of the oth-
er minimized. Through carefully stud-
ied boosting the one-not, however
without great natural advantages-
Leczimc grant; the other, through
fault-finding, thoughtlessly continued
until it became epidemic, had its fair
name clouded. Its own people aban-
, doncd it at the rate of nearly xi thous-
:nnd n ye:-ir and other people avoided
it.
And now thc tide has turned. The
West is still great but its advantages,
in conipnrison with these in _Prince
.Edward Island, no longer appeal to
our people, Time has pl'oved that the
real character of Prince Edward Is-
il.-ind hns not suffered; its soil is as
rich. its productiveness as great, its
markets as sure as ever; it stand; to.
day the richest province, per head, in
ithe Dominion, its wealth founded up-
on conditions of soil and climate that
‘have never failed and that, therefore,
fmay be depended upon for all time
ito colne. The confidence ol the people
nt home and abroad has been restor-
ed, largely by comparing the unvary.
ing reliability of its resources with
the uncertainties to be met with
elsewhere. Its sons and daughters are
returning home; capital is being in-
vested as never before and prosperity
Bccpmllanles every undertaking.
And this leads us back to the place
of commencement, that there is much
in Q name, provided the name ex-
presses the real value. We have the
value. Let us saeredly guard the
name.
CORIUPTIOH IH C0liGl!E23¢
The investigations into the eliargiil
ol corruption by "lobbying" now,
Pfwvdllug at Washington havef ré
THE GUARDIAN prcsenneotan“iiieidloueandperi\l-
-_ clone lobby' ' in connection with
h
Subacnptiea Plone .....................lJ2 2 I1
mittee of investigation with a view
t
ll' Head Office at Charlottetown ,rho President had evmenuy bun
H' Branch Offices at bi mmerside wen “mod hem" minus his snag*
_____._'.`..___.~_......_~i. ti
begun a witness was produced to tel-
FRIDAY JULY ll. l9'3 tify to wholesale attempts at bribery
-----~-~-Y---------.------- and ggi-rupt'l0u.‘ Thi!! Wif»|l¢lB WB! 5°
rlliirs lil ll units. 30-" the-= °°‘°°°‘ ““’“” “- “""
smell as sweet." in
wa ver serious in fact the only H
obstacle, us the reader of Romeo and B
abor disputes, telling ol the manner
ri which he bought the support of I
ages of flagrant-bribery, of attempt-
<1 corruption, and of worthless meth-
_ . n
.Utliers will flock to it. d congressmen and political and labor
And, strangely, a name oes notlleaders whom he `f0,_md open to ».in_
imod character may' through theilist has caused consternation, and
‘io built “thc gates of hell shall not
I .-‘i few years ago, it \\'ill le rcmem-I
,bert-d, when Western Canada was dis-‘
QQ 0 5, i,covcred with its free farms and large
I  loppcwtliriities, comparisons began to
ibn rriude between conditions in the!
1
_ jcust and the west. The west was
with Pure Wh°ie5°me bfe3d"'Ii,ncv.'; lnany dill well there; nll talked
yubout. its advantages. This 1.-rovince
|'\vas Old; its advantages had grown
Hlionotonolls; its progress, in com-
parison with the west was exceeding-;
ly slow; one after another began to!
irue the slowness and the complaint]
ltwecn thc census of 1901 and that
place, but very larrzely because in the'a1 McReyno1ds_ This developed from
e Underwood Tai-it! Bill Congress
medfately responding with a c0m
o proving the honor of the I-louse
P _
on, for when the investigation was
all, who confessed havin! 8°'-Nl 55
he agent of of the National Associa-
iou of lilanufacturers in interview-
'g members and endeavoring t0 8”-
hem to sell their votes in the House.
e went further, and made c0u\P1¢f»B
dmission of his connection with
ribery plans, even in the matt” °f
S a ' Y . .
l.
In bud mime. Give a dog a had namei U50' leader’ t° bring dispmes l“° “ireh to, Prince Edward Island is al- Mr. Stewart, he is always on duty,
l
i
l
i
sa
nd in the masters' interests.
e showed how that all-powerful
Y
mmissions, blocked reform of thei
riff, strangled labor legislation,
rove to private life recalcitrant con-
;-esgmen, and protected the subser-
ient. He related, with the greateit
ng-froid, how he acted as agent in
ds in strike-breaking. He disclosed
o fewer than forty-four names of
uence’ in one shape or other. This
inow endeavors are being made to
ieounteract the effect of the disclos-
lures.
I Ol course, it must be borne in mind
i , J Y .
.evidence unsupported by independent
testimony. In this instance the Man
ufacturers' Association are attempt-
iing to discredit the evidence oi the
'Colonel, and so far have succeeded
iwonderfully well in their attempt.
iThey admit quite freely that Mulhall
lwas employed by them as agent and
,empowered to use his discretion in
lthe extent of the influence he might
|bring to bear. But they lndiirhlmfly
.deny that he was ever authorized to
| d to wholesale bribery Thei'
byist had been taken from hi"-" Bild
that if he had such ahold over the
Association as his evidence would im-
iply, it would have been thc height oi
folly for the Association to have su-
perseded him.
Probably it will be found that
there is a substratum of truth in the
Colonel's allegations, but that these
have been greatly exaggerated and
highly colored to suit the taste of the
yellow journalists. Indeed it is note-
worthy that the Colonel before sub-
mitting himself to examination bv
the Congressional Committee, took
the businesslike precaution to sell his
confession to the rriinutest detail to
n Chicago newspaper, which natural-
ly has made the mostlof its “scoop.”
This is not the onlv serious trouble
the President has been up against.
There have been dissensions in the
law department, and serious accusa-
tions hurled against Attoi°ney-Genei'-
8 "white slave” charge against a
well-known citizen ol San Francisco.
District Attorney McNab disclosed in
Court that he was being hampered in
his prosecutions by the Attorney-Gem
eral, arid in addition charged that
McRcyno1ds had also interfered with
the prompt: prosecution of customs
fraud cases in the Pacific metropolis.
Rather than submit to such hamper-
ing in the due discharge of his duty,
he tendered his resignation. The Cah-
inet discussed the matter at length,
following which the Attorney General
reversed his previous order, hut nev-
ertheless the President accepted the
District Attorney’s resignation with
regret, accompanied by a ild cen-
sure for publicly scoring the Attor-
ney-General. But Mr. McNab is not
unduly impressed by this reproval,
and threatens to throw some more
“bombs” at the Federal target, and,
it is hinted that there are more cages
to be looked into by the Cabinet
than the one which has just caused
all the scandal.
President Wilson has not had long
to wait for the trouble which makes
the sleep of a ruler far from pleas-
ant.
NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS
Those who are really interested in
the fox biisinell ae n purely hugging,
proposition with a future, as well ng
a present, will agree with the con-
clusions arrived at in yesterday
m0l'|1iDK'l meeting, as reported else-
where in this 'psper, namely that to
Elllllff Permaneney and the safety of
investors. certain safeguards are ur-
gently needed and needed right now.
The sentlameu prevent rt the mmf
ill! M0 on' fur fu-ming
_ and uint- _amrluii
#erm _oft ui- nh-
tliu ¢0v‘unm¢iit~n
will ll
usual In shoe"v`aluell. It
pldeuilc »"°**°
Pi-time Edward Island nu Q unique
ox farming history In an othcr
country in the w0i‘ld hal the M1011 *cone
ngotfoxosbeeneerrledontollly,
tiring like the extent it im nm. me M ,,,B,,M°0“,m°°'°“°u'“
in no other country in the world hal un.” Auoguugp, /ggpqeu
there been such a demand for native Charlottetown at the and of
tom. 'nn suwu or the bunnies at \'°°*- “U1 * “°" *° 
home and tba demand from abroad th' Gb'°mm°“t 'im mm'
issuing slums uw but methods
we have proudly _and properly attri- forming, B muvmdal hr-muh of
buted to the fact that Prince Edward Association. . »
Island foxes produce the but fur ful  ""”"'
the worm. we have boasted, me c:g_~1‘o1:,:f°f|; ’f;’;°f;n°
truly, at homo and abroad, that chan” e|mu.m;,, of th,
Prince Edward Island holds tha Service Commission. The ,
werivrs more ter tim iiigiim prim one oi much lmnortaucuwl Mr- Mc
‘- _ Leod will make an excellent head.
paid for a single fox pelt in the Lou, Th I h about ‘Low A your
e sa ary i
don market. We have traded on 3:; Previously Mr. McLeod was had 0,
reputation-and our business he Ram,” Commissiom I4
t
grown enormously. l
__ th e, and as one of the heads- of
N°“' “° “"° "‘“’°‘““‘ '°‘°° “"d' vvdiiasriiii piece *of engineering,
as pointed out at the meeting refer- to me’ --na man is mined more N151,
Ilollllay
0ullni| Ilats -
Buy Your ~ ggaP;:a`_
Straw flats Rlg||'l.ll¢rg_
From. us e Frvlill $4 50'
rfaqy refmed to as B dumping never falling to accomplish all won
i hi ` n v i' sick
ground for all kinds of foxes from Zggmns.. mf,” emfut th;
abroad. As we stated in a previous ,arms for me wnc,-eta' and
article on this subject there are some will build the last. He is
“mins of no,-them mx” which might' as well posted in the ientire construe
an man engaged in the gi
_ tion as y
advantageously be mated with our gmac worm Knows 0, every mee,
native stock. In fact, to avoid too of work gud the mmhinel-y' valves,
much inbrceding, such mating is ne- gates and all other complications.
cessary. Tlie Point is that imports- MF- €Qf°°W“t im’ 5 "°°°"d that °;'”
. _ ,ed on to excess not surpassed. Has never fa ec
'°‘°“ is "°"‘g °"" _ ' to give satisfaction in ins undermi-
without regard to quality, with no i,,gs_ which meumes have been ha?
properly authorized medical lnspec- ardous. Hahiimet with very few ac
tion. with absolutely no guarantee to ¢‘;\d6l;lfi:fé\l1:;l;§|e1 h;‘i“§a;“|;l;$ell_“¥ge€|'; ' r, _
the purchaser that the animals are of di; by sickiehs or accident’ neva, ! Mtn S COHY SWCEHCTS and ]C1'SCyS ~..».....§'2  up
. .
s. quality which would make them 2 m h P-my muy to visit
desiriilbls addition to our native stock :til-ne one “dxf hibmahquaintances. Wt l Llght Colton underwear from  '°°°'°°~75c 3 3""
_ h v been in the habit. of going ovei
°” “ve” that my 8'" "°° 'mm dis his eoutuu locks together every rev Cotton half hose from 2 for . H... . .........»25c up
ease' months. We frequently take tripi _ -
it will be readily seen unit, to save through on usual taking pictures. i Soft collars and ties to match
our reputation which, at present, i am sure he has thousands of views ai _ -
our greatest sum, it ir imperative Efmelweve “fries his °°1“°fe Wm Lustre coats for not weather
that measures -be adopted at once 1 'am sure you would be very mucl .
Whml Will Bet Bt Test f0l' H11 time t0 interested in hearing his account 0. _
come any uncertainties as to the qus.~ B€V9_11 V68-FB b“ildil1E t-\_1¢ 081181. DOV-
my of the foxes which we place on coming nearer to a point of comple-
, _ tion. '
the ""°"l‘1° markets- . l We are always much interested ii '
We have intelligent. upright, 1101101” news of the successful growth of oui W i _
able men engaged in the fox bugingsg, native country. The name of Canadi - "' - _. 'S-9
- stands high among the countries, 0. r _ _
men who have rislfed and are rlslcingnthe world' the success of her wonder r \ ‘ -+
immense “mg °f m°“°Y in it- It if ful development has never been at-
up to these men to get together auf' tained by any other country. You dit G Y
form an' association which will serv HOT- Want I'€0iDl`0°itY With U16 Um*-el e t  `
as an educational, governing, regulat States' you are able to paddleiyom
_ _ awn canoe, and you have surely beat
ing and diaecttingi bodyd 8 ¢§\1{\°1_1il5 doing it. Your laws are the best.
Ilfel-‘9-ft’ an - ° email *WC 95”’ 9 Your progress has been wonderful in ' S ‘V11
tion as they may deem necessary foi deed. Don’t get carried away witl um' ' 
the safeguarding of this great an the i_dea of making mi'lionaires ani ,,
building up trusts You seem tt
“mmising industry' have learned that -You are not aux' S 1°
This should be the first step for d 'don-t d B 13,- i  
ous for war an nee gr _ _.
without orgaluization and mutlia' standing army and navy. You dl °
helpfulness properly directed, thi fmt S66 the point _of talking peaci
and at the same time spending you
business will run 1 wild and fall int- Mme in building guns and other wa,  
the hands of foreign speculators and equipments to kill your neighbors _
allventllrers. May you continue “To keep your _ »
-~i-~;--- hand on the throttle and vour eye oi W h h _ _
[40 E5 ,nie run, your iuuul to the plow' sur e ave everyt _ing you could want in hot weather
V0" We 011 the l='°W1“= ‘MGS 0* hardware---oil stoves, refrigerators icecream freezers
' “`_ - grain. Your future will be great , - ~ ’ . i
Professor C' C' Young of B918” nd nlorious " M kindest re ards tr' camping suPpheS"'can oger you 3 wide range £01' 5‘L‘1CC'
'r . ii ' ' “ ~ ` y g f - _
a§;“;u;*;10‘;?:yf°(l;:tet;;1; iiiirllxxr an Ola iriu¥d;.m sir etc , tion and quote the lowest and- most reasonable prices.
- ' ' " . Call in and see our stock.
Wash ties in pretty pitterns .  ............l0c
Soft wash shirts worth 85c for . .... e. . . . .-._ 59c
Silk hair hose in black,or colored 
‘ /
lecturing on the Russian Fur Indus ’ '
try, being specially interested if ¢ » ¢ u u o a n » o o o a » » ¢ u ~ »
     THIS DATE IN HISIUHY
come here on the 26th inst and dc
liver a lecture on Persian Lamb Fur, ,
lofth(illOOIlOllllllClllOv*
1609-Samuel de Champlain dlscov- e
wide and who makes a specialty ol Gorgona G' Z'_ Panama C- B-
F ennell £5’ Chandler
Victoria Row _
sono
ooo
the popular name for the woo
"“ ' .-I _T ““-F ' e= .4
Karnkule sheep. Professor Young ha; ered the lake which bears his Dams’
already introduced two shipments ni 1757_John Quincy Adams, Suu I
the Karakule sheep into the United President of the U. S., born ii `
states and has ii nerd sue next nil' Quincy, Mass. Died in Washington. D.
which is expected to lie the i r C" Feb' 23-1348-
"l
as ’ “S 1s14-A British fleet captured East l A   A  
the Russian government has just is- port Me. ' '
. ' __ |
sued a ukase prohibiting the furthe- 1843 Fremont’s expedition ighteri _ `
811009 Pike's Peak, Colorado, ' B 1 H ,
expostation of this breed of
United 1862-Gen. Galleck appointed com _
The State Colleges of the I
St t d th A 1 It 1 mander-in-chief of the Union r y. ‘ _
a as an e gr eu ure Depart 1890 W om," admin d ta 'gt t I. The Canada Life ls the only Canadian Company whose
ment have oflicially reported that the hood  y K e U a c policies have doubled Illrollgll profits
cross between the Karakule and any 1g9§_Cy,-Us W Field pmyect . _ -
Of-bel' Sheep. improves both the mut- the Atlantic cable, died in New,rYo1(‘l 2° It is Canadais oldest Life Assurance C°mP3nY~
ton and the fur. Here in Canada Mr,
City. BOI'n in Stgckliridge, Mass _ '
_ -- 3. You need Assurance- as a roteclioii .
Dick,tho head of the sheep commission N°v‘ 30' 1819' ment_ ' P and as an Invest
states that the gloss and fibre of thi nr1(,£§,),?;B(§ (ix: Laurier b°c"m‘ _ - `
wool of the sheen in Eastern canada 1-Jos-numeuhln suuui ourullu.-A _ 4'.,The Canada Life mei” l'°“ the bee* P"°*¢°*l°11 and the
is on E pm, with the value 0, the launched at Ph,,ade,ph,n_ i glcates. return for the money invested.
mutton, namely, the best in the ` __
world, so that a cross between the
Karakule and the local sheep should
, W K R ii. s. nociuzs cimivu
MAN Hap nNcoUN'i-nn wrm _ ° ° Oqers* 'i' 5 "°.°“§--""i‘|°
and very extensively to the value u. A nunoluxn, our HELD Hilvi. Manager P. E. I. "’°°"' *|°""~
the local flocks, and raise up, in at ) _
union to the mutton industry nu lu- 0,fe°Rf1,;,-0?,f’PE't 0,',‘t'- 'MY 9"Ab°“* . _ , _
dusti'y in fur which would make a O yes er ay morning Wi"
ltam Kennedy, who resides near Port
good substitute for Persian lamb. Hope, in Hamilton township' awoh 1 `
._______ _ ._ to and a burglar in his room. arid. e p   
F80" PANAMA giving chase succeeded in capturing _
the intruder after a desperate hand- G F
si;-;_Awg,y down he,-e on the 1s¢_h_ to-hand encounter on the front lawn,
m_us of Panama we do nog, often gee in the course of which Kennedy was
Y0l1l` Paper. and yet I occasionally imdli' beaten over the head and face -
get an newspaper from the old son, il? his “"9~ll0¥1¢. who was armed with -
B. E. Island. a chisel. The culprit was handed over by buying 5°” '
Mr. -Malcolm Stewart, formerly of to the .police and was committed for ch0C0l8lcS
P- E- 18101111. whose home is new in ifinl- The Prisoner, who gave his Caramels etc
Hyde Park, Mass., left Colon gms name as Charles Rogers, had in his Clke& P1311
week for his vacation; he intends gl- Possession several dollars in five and Ice C y
tel' SPGINHDK 5 1"' d“Ys with his fam- “H ‘tent Pivces, ss'well as a number ~ ` rum
ily to pay ii visit to ins relatives of other articles. . S°d“ WW" _
sua trieuau in P. E. Island. It you Lunches
should chance to see him he could VFOR THE FEET--RGXAIL Foot Clghfa ’
give you much reliable information P°Wd°l”. gh IM-ll°l>ti¢ preparation V Gum, "
as to the work and progress ol the that deo orlies and absorbs alpers- ' » r , _ _
Canal. Mr. Stewart hu been snug. pti-ation. relives burning, itching and ' » ' . . 5 . - . A l '- '\` ._ .it 
ed in this work for seven years and Ill diiwmfvrtl of the test. zse, my 4 W  " ' ` ” " `
leaves no an with bett d llF tBath'I‘ his “ ' ’ h  " L _ ‘ ' ,.  x
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