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the dama`ge. A cough is
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is not always a cured
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Iewelery
We are showing the choice-
st in jewelery‘1'or fallyvvear.
Dainty bar pins, ear drops
_& pendants in plantinum lin-
-' ish & also in gold & gold filled.
Mesh bags & various other
new & pretty things.
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Privato_` Baths Buhninz Water and
Long Distance Telephones in ull rooms
Large Bri?-ht Samlple Rooms.
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:ilu Gardner's Asthma _.ind ‘Bron-
chltis we are sure you will finflqtick
relief from all your troubles. This
matchlsss rerpedy, lg _p_w__'p.\¢_q_1,v_u1L _of getting _ a square esl,.:.l-.he best
ui;-`s and is especially btneflclnl for
olh folks' coughs. Reniarknlilc r-ures
have been cr e ited to its use mul in
Suits- A bottle BOC. The Two Macs,
149 Gt. Ge0l‘ge St. MFItf.
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M'Please address all communications
Guardian
I M , Y susan mign. _ _
' INCONSIBTENCY
The institution of the ballot ln_F
elections was a reform and served -lts
purpose well. . Its -purpose _-was to
give every msn the privilege of vot-
ing as he pleased and-although not
to nominated in the hond-giving
every other man the same privilege.,
The first ballot act, like mah, was
put up in good shape, with 'glreat poe-
sibilltlbs lor good, but, like man al-
so, lt has been the victim of many
Jnventions.
Would it shodf. our renders to be
that the ballot system, as at
present conducted, is simply a (over
lor_ politicai prostitution, a blzC`l--
door through which creeps all that is
foul and degrading in our political
nsystem? Shock. cr no shock this is
the office/ of the bnllot to-day.
This condition is not through any
fault in the principle of lallot vot-
ing. It ir because of the contradic-
tory and inconsistent privileges that
have ln-en permitted to gro.-J up with
it, privileges vfhich completely de-
stroy tlle into-ition of the system.
Tile most glaring of these iso thc BYB-
of personal canvas. 'Ihr intell"
of the ballot system is that
every man slull vote as .he pleases;
that of the pc|_~onul nanvussel' is the/.1
u manihull vols ni. hc, the canvas-
ser, pleases. 'l`l'uc the voter still has
the privilege of voting as hc pleases
and the run more glorious privilege
of telling the canvusier to go to tllib
nest house or elsewlwfv, and H19-“Y Oi
them do it. But there are otl10\‘S 0-“<1
it is is to these others largely that
we owe our political victories and do
tem
tion
OF THE na_1.r.o'r _
feats, that we owe our changes of ad-
nilnlstrstlonr It is 'to these that we
owe the fiscal policies that are a
curse or a blessing; upon these that
the strength of our Imperial connec-
tion dcpends; for these to decide whe-
ther we shall orfehall not contribute
to the Imperial Naval Defence scheme.
In short these are our law-makers.
the men upon whom our national life
depends.
And these are the victims and the
du-pea, willingly or unwillingly, inter-
ested or disinterested, of the-personal
canvasser. In the great majority of
cases they are paid to do. h-ls bid-
ding; in very°many cases they hide
behind the sacred secrecy of the bal-
lot to accept payfrom canvlsetfl Ol
both political parties.-
In all cases they are tho f.ract'on 01
the “free and independent electorate"
whom thi- heelers and hirellngs of
both political parties go Out in
search of. The floating vote secured.
the purty securing lt is safe for elec-
tion. They hold the balance of pow-
er.
ls it sale to entrust the destinY'0l
a country like Canada to hands lilm
these? The common sense al>l>ll€<l W
ordinary everyday business would
answer. emphatically, No.
There is one way in which the coun-
try's destiny can be tlilftll 0"! 0|
their hands and that WHY lil-‘l)l'0l1l‘
bit personal can\'asBlng. Dill” it in
the same catcg0l”Y 88 l1l`ill0l`Y- illtim'
idatlon and political co.-ruption of
any kind.
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wuo Ama oun RULERS. `
“The free and indiflerentl' Some-
times, through ths inten9ity of con-
viction during yn election campaign.
“the indepen ent and intelligent!"
These are they to whom we, in the
irapturons days preceding an 0le¢tl0!1.
look- for a purer form ,oi government;
for‘a saner _fiscal policy. lol' P0lll3lC“-1
-salvation. -from the political conse-
quences of the political sins of our
political opponents, fo__r_ they are the
_ :The Maclfinnon Drug .,(}o. is the
only Rexall Store in the city-it's thq
store you should "tie td.” The Rek-
all Sign above this sto? gssures you
drugs, family ' preparations arid ` drug-
sunrlries ' at the very lowest prices.
There are over `5000 of these stores in.
America~wo are one of the links. The
MacKinnon Dru; Co. Mil.
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No. 4
In this space during 13 consecu-
llve weeks will appear an “ad” of
one of the Retail Stores that
specialize in '
Camermrs Home
Made Bread
For the coming week we wrilo
fN_°-4) Chappel's Grocery
(Corner Queen and Kent Sts.)
Well' known for years ju=t to
both _town and jcounlry trade ns a
most desirable stand at which to
do business Under Mr. Chappllls
management it has lost none of its
att-:active »fes`tdre.' 'Call -on or
telephone hlm` -you will find him
right up-'to the minute in serving
your interests.
I
Valuable Horse Saved
By ‘°Nerviline”
Too Sore and Lame to Work
Quickly Cured by Nervillne.
'was
“I have had a long experience in
treating horses, and I can safely say
that I know of no liniment - for
strains. spra-ins-, und swelling that ic
so useful around the stable as Ner-
\-lline." Thus writes Mr.J. E. Murchi-
son, from his home, Crolts Hill, P.
O. “1- had a fine young mare that
wrenched her right foreleg, and frofm
the shoulder down she was stiff, sore,
and swollen. I. applied Nerviline, and
it worked like a. charm; in fact., that
more was in shape to work 8 day af-
ter I used Nerviline.” _
“We have used Nervillne on our
f8.l`m fOr twenty-five _v¢ars_ and .;\gv9p
found it wanting. For man or beast
it is a wonderful liniment."
Five thousand letters recommend
Nerviline as a general household lini-
ment. as an all-round cure for aches
and pains. Try it yourself.
Large size bottle, 50c., or sample
size 25c, sold by all dealers, or The
Cntnrrhozone Co., Kingston, Ont.
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Get a Perfection
` _Heater _
The Perfection Smokeles s
Oil Heater is 'ready diy
and night. It will heat a'
cold, cheerless room‘ an`d
make it liveable.
This heater is 25 inches high
and weighsonly ri 1-2 lbs. It
will burn for nine hours with
one fillin and is safe, smokeless
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- and odorle__ss has e cool handle
-and damP9f.t°P,2--'rss -x. .-'rin-»e.»‘--.
Get our prices on these heat-
ers today.
' Fennel] 83 Chan cur
Victoria Row~
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as
only ones who commit political sins.
And yet the records of
many past elections prove
that the -‘n-eg. ' “l11d°P°°°
dent" and "intelligent" electors re-
quire] . much _substantial persuasion.
So generally is this fact recognised
by the astute politiclsfn that he mak-
es ample provision beforehand for the
"education" of the electorate. He
provides against any possible loose-
ness in the freedom, any possible de-
pendence in the independence and any
possible obtuseness in the intelligellw.
and is prepared to make up for either
or all of them either by a gilt lil
hand or the prom-lse of emoluments in
thefuture and, unless there is BT0-
conceived- antfpetliy onthe part. of
the free and independent, to em-
phasize the maine up by s P!`°B¢l1t
drink of whiskey.
These things being so, the question
arises, who make and unmeke our
governmental The man of political
convictions-like yourself, dear read-
er-is not swerved from his allegiance
to the good old party either by _ the
fool talk of his political opponent or
l,y the promise of offlce,~much less by
the 'gift in hand or the drink of
whiskey, True a few become honest-
ly tired of their party’s methods,
honestly oppose their party's policy,
but they are few. The stand patters,
as a rule stand by their party
through right and wrong. By their
vote governments would never change.
It is the floating, the mixed, the
purchaseable, that make and llllmalie
our governments.
This conclusion may be a humiliat-
ing one. It may even be ilubivcli 5°
correction, If so let the corrector ex-
amine the methods of his political
Opponents. Anyway it ls worth think-
ing about, very seriously too, We
depend upon our governments. We
submit loyallyi to the "Powers that
be," and even profess to believe that
"the powers that be are Ordeliled 0|
God." The processes followed at our
-ordinary elections may 061156 “B
to question the source of the ordina-
tion..
The trouble with our political sys-
tem today ls that we do not regard
it seriously enough. We are led and
biased by preiudice, by blind adher-
ence to party or diverted from _our
bias by selfish considerations, some-
times just called "a consideration."
The time to think over these things
le the quiet interval between elect-
ions. When the campaign ls on there
ls little use in discussing methods. If
the ordinary methods of the cam-
paigner, the style of asrlrment.
the blasis of political belief are care-
fully examined, the virtues and vices
of political methods impressed “WU
the mlndrof : the youth at school
the raw.
but
Car-
:x'I’he skin will chap
chilly winds of fall.
renflln
Omihx
night.
Ovecworked, runs _downii "hsged
out” women who feel ss though _they
could hardly dung about, should pro-
fit by -lille lRfehber's‘ experience. gh,
se!!! “Lest winter I was completely
run down sud felt lagged out all the
time, was nervous and'hsd fndfgee-
tlon. »
"One of my friends advised me to
take Vlnol and ft has done me great
good. The tired, worn-out feeling' is
all gone and I am strong, vigorous
and well. The stomdch trouble soon
dil8DD0&Nll and now I _set heartily
and have perfect digestion. I wldil
every tired, weak, nervous woman"
could have Vlnol_, for I never spent
Y Y I
so much good as that I spent for Vi-
nci." Mane Richter, Detroit, Mich,
Thousands of women and .men who
were formerly weak and sickly owe
their present rugged health to the
wonderful strength-creating effects of
Vinol. We guarantee Vlnol to build
you up and make you strong. If it
does not we give tack your money.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
Mr. Brant A. Smith, of 269 Eus-
ton Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
writes letter which may be of great
interest to Sli-ln Sufferers of this
city. _
“For seven years I was troubled
nith eczema on face und hands and
rouldn't get anything to do me unv
good. I tried all the doctors and
numerous patent -medicines but to no
affect. I was recommended to use D.
ll. D. and nfter a good deal of per-
r.xaslo_.1 was induced to fry a Lottie.
I secured it from E. A. Foster, (Cen-
tral Drug Store) nnd_ vas satisfied
it was benefiting me after one or two
applications. Today' I -nm perfectly
well. I used three hotties' in wll but
the second bottle was sufficient. I
r-an safely recommend this remedy as
it certainly' cured niewhen I had nl-
most given up all hope,
Brant A. Smith,
269 Euston St.
Charlottetown, B.. E. I. ._
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there mary he hope for the future.
Political corruption has become the
National ein and unless it is checked
will lead to national disaster.
- Norris. _
The current number of the Cans.-
dlan Courier gives an excellent -write-
up on the subject of Fox ranching in
Prince Edward Island, by E. J. Phil-
ups. Ama- .detailing nie history or
fox breeding the writer describes the
visit oi T.'R. H. the Duke and- Duch.
ess of Connaught, and -Princess Pst-
rlcla to the Par ,Farm Company
ranch at Summ§iv'»ds,,_incidental1y
paying a compliment to Holman;
.Limited who are largely interested
in the ranch and whose name he says
"has much the same significance on
the Island as Eaton in Ontario,"
also the christening of the St.
P8t1‘l¢k's ranch by the Princess Pat-
ricia. The wholearl.-lcle makes excel-
nat reading arid a good advertise:
ment for Prince Edward Island’s
greatest industry, the greatness of
which 'a1ready“has- western town
lots and gold mines beaten to B
stand still."
Dr. Gustave Stresemann, of Ger-
YHHHY. President of the German-Cam
ad-ian Economic Association and for
3, number of years a prominent mem-
ber of the German Relchstag, in a
speech in Toronto recently before the
_Executive of the Toronto Bohn-d of
Trade, s`aid:» "It is withgreat regret
that 1 have forma the opinion mst-
ing ln Canada, strengthened by many
erroneous reports, that the German
Empire, the German Emperor or the
German nation, are entertaining un-
friendly feelings towards England. It
is positively ridiculous to assert -that
any responsible German as much as
dreams of a. war against England."
A HOLY WAR CALLED.
CONSTANTINOPLE, November 8.
-The Sheilnulislam, head oi the_hler-
arch, in Turkey, today issued the fol-
lowing appeal for a holy war in a
manifesto address to the Ulemas and
II-Iodjas. ',
"With _a view of exciting and en-
couraging the soldiers of the enem-
ies who surround us, their priests,
cross in hand are working ln the
_ranks of the army. It is not fit-
rtlng that our Ulemas should neglect
` the secompilidlrment of a  duty.
“In order that the ` victory and
glory promised bythe Almighty rr
DS Kranted without delay? to the Ot-.
toman srmy, ft is necessary that the
venerable Ulemas organise a jihad.
Such 5 holy war has, moi-over, be-
come an obligation if the condition
of the Ottoman soldiers, wh-o all are
heroes, is to -he strengthened. ’
"U‘ernas who feel that thy possess
the aptitude and strength to psrtlcl-»
pate in this important task are fn-
vited to present themselves immed-
_fa_tely___et the Shefkulllhmlt; which
will Ielld those select5d"”_*to the
army." ‘ - '
l 'l_'l|eee have been rumors for a
or two that tin ministry wee
$0510. owing its request for
fetlon e
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vamp which mekeethe fectleok short. _ '  _ . _
‘ - r-_eil wool clothing
Why 3
and
an mone in m' life that did me l
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Palons-made ‘a-luckyj purchase _from’g"il’he.-».llew_spn
,, T  Wodle`nlllills.".   51 r   
1 > 0 _, . '_ , `
 _ .llnolher Clearance Lol ol While ~ll|;n_ggel _ _
in 27 inch, 32, and 35 inch, Union and All-w ici about 4oo yds- in suitable for
meu’s underwear and Ladies' underwear and Ladies' under skirts. Regular .
price 41 to 54 our clearance price will hs 39c This is a chance for farmer's wife
who hasbeeu lookingfor liome-made flmnel and blankeling. _ _- _
 L i 'i"‘°
was good in blanket value _ _eq _ , __
they findlt does-not psy. -_ .-_ _' -.1    ‘i
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They are notgoingto weivc any more blankets, theylitre-going- io make s n
speciality of other lines. The blsnketcffer consists of 320 yds of heme spun -
blanketlng 72 inches wide, REGULAR DOLLAR VALQE. _ ._ _ _
_ _~gr_i_l_Le_purchgsed the lot at a price that will enable us-tosell 5 yds e_noi1`gli.¢0
. makes-.pdir of la'ge sized blankets for $3 95 per pair- There are 60 pairs in the
lot, so`you h-ld better hurry. Take as many ydsasyou went 79|: yd. » 1 ' ’
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ger 'seams-iz.; have united all-parties
burst ol the newspapers of all politi-
cal shades, urging a fight to a finish.
The explanation of this_ new born
unanimity may be found in the sug-
gestion of one of the highest lorern-
ment officials that cvm ll it is found
for the enemy can reach this city
of nineteen years will be expected to
he ready to perform his share in thi
duty of protecting the capital.
Mahmound Sehefket. pasha ex-min-
ister of war, saw Klnmfl Pssbi, the
spector-general of the army.
According ro 'Turkish oflicial re
ports, Musselman villages in the Pal-
ais and K-lrdlare districts have been
burned by Bulgarian troops.
CHURCH UNION.
TORONTO, November 8-A move-
ment that may’ result in the Church
of England taking up the question of
Church Union is underway ln Can-
hda. Thirty prominent members nf
the Anglican communion have at-
taqied their signatures to an appeal
on behalf of Christian unity, and
have forwarded lt- to every Anglican
clergyman in Canada with the re-
quest if they approve of the princi-
ples and the practical proposition Bet
forth, they sign and return -lt to Re'v.
A. P. Shatford, of Montreal, acting
secretary of the movement. The pre-
-the Church of England and other
churches and the instigators of the
movement, intend to promote, if_ pos-
sible, such legislation in the synods
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.Cause and Cureof
  Headache
ie the stoppage of the circulation result-
ing in pressure on the delicate nerves of
the head. In time nature will start the
blood going again, but meanwhile we suf-
fer and are unfit for duty.
Assisted by two ZUTO0 Tablets,
which by the way are as harmless as the
soda they contain, nature will remove
the pressure and stop th_e headache in
twenty minutes. Why continue to suffer?
Why eunfit?
It is resily remarkable how many
people now use ZUTOO to cure their,
eedachee. Dc you? If not, why not!
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"1*checcoCo.Quebec _
PA.-NAMA Mozisr. _
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High foe. comfm table and stylish high sréh,
A _ Panama will 'give you the kind of service which
tbewerld ever as strong
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fer 1l¢gsl’| as they are fe
This is hhown by the Derfervfd out-i "Elma Fittifig Trlisses- We ii" ex'
impossible to noni the lines at 'rolia-_ The Peoples Drusslet- 11-‘JM2i-
talja other defenses are lossible be- _ “""'
Every male who has re-ached the age ln;;rh°;;ifg:x'r Tanga ‘gn lgdhagi im;
The cause of headache as you know. _ ,
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_ports nt fitting trusses. We have n During the progress of ou
" are t
Clearance Sale, we respectfully “Ak
our' friends and patrons in the optical
lille. l-0 llut off having their woiik
500°. as far as possible, until after
the sale. We expect _to be so busy
during this great sale that' W6 shall
have llttle time for optical work,
G. F. HU-ron!-Json,
Jewelier Opticln.
shown by n. A. sms... 9-zontr. in-Sonata. ~_ - » 7 “-
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complete stock of the best makes in
every ri-ao. We guarantee to fit it
‘truss so that it does its work per-
fectly. Wc charge for the truss only,
the fitting 1-3 free. Geo. E, Hughes,
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grand vizier, today. It'ls reported ' ,_:--fr-_ _g  "' -- -. _ \
that Scheflnet will be appointed in- .   -',\<< 
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Dill IT EVER 0CCUR T0. YOU  
that modern experiments have demonstrated beyond a ques-
tion that there is no fuel equal to a Life Insurance policy, for
heatlng a Widow’s Cottage.
Consult today an agent of the Greaf»West Life-the
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gent time is regarded as m-out 0-ppoph Home Protector-lowest rates and highest dividends.
-tune for action of some kind lookin - _ _ __ _ _ ___ ___,_._ __
_toward a closer relationship betwsag  8 CO.  e
Provincial Manager, Charlottetown...
_ S- M. Hicks, Agent at Summerside.
Jas shall give effect to the practical H i ~ 4
_...sem Bu.-......_ ill
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_ Do you dread the sound of the fire bell? Does every note from ilu
- Iron throat send a shiver of fear down your_spine with the fhcuglit
‘hal Pellleve u ls your house, your property, that is falling s prey to ~
the ravaging lelrment. _ _ _ . /
Banlsh a Ithns fear, dread and worry by having your ro I
fully covered by a reliable insurance policy. We will show yiacuphhviz
and give you splendid service f'cr‘ we represent the strongest and
most reliable fire insurance companies on fha continent -can give
you good insurance at .1 very low p‘ri¢¢,
Call in today and lee us about ir. `
W. K. Rogers- Co.,Ltd.
84 Gt. George St.
Let us Arte:-i¢_l___--¢¢;_e Your
Plumbmg Trouble “ _
We have a large stailof eirpei-1; plmnbgrgf-
make_a specialty of their wo_t-ksnd know that we
can give you best possible -service. .
Our first-class equi ment, modern methods
. and skilled workmen zniieffori satisfaction when
they attend to your work. _
Have Your“H-omcil-'Iedted
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Don’t wait for the cold weather to come ber
fore you see to theproper heating of yenrllhonfb-
Start on t-he work now. today an.. no that your
home is well protected from winter-'e  and
storms. Call or phone 263 for 
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