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Heat
A hot water bottle is apt
to be needed any time,
but especially at this sea-
son.
Heat is a coiuforl
anda healing agency as
well and is the most pro-
mpt method of relieving
many injuries :ind nil-
ments. In no other vvziy
ein heat be so well applici
as by means oln hot water 
bottle. Those we supply
will prove ai good iiivc»t- 
ment. Only keep thine
of the best makers and all
bargains at thc . rice
].G.]amiei_-mn
DRUGGIST,
IFN'
,2iIsiiln»cri\|aisrire|:ir.2ieiat'.1L.i.-.i-_-x.\~~&\_ci1€
5 F or the ,,
* Bride 
If you li.i|‘|r -2. lu  fi! 'i
i~..:iiy '..r oydi-. ..'.\u-v \
'wcfltliiig Gift
-tid iiol kiioviiiig j.i_»i \\'l...i ir-
'i~.i_»‘. we ask lli-- l:i\|_\1 'il ai iii
si-ecfion of our large fo il .wil
.insoried stork ol'
Silverware and
Cut Glass '
i
ll. Taylor ii
Jeweler
P - 1-rfsrsmzr.-or ircsarrisaress-c
'= th
O
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2
C |` S A i. E'
Wm Sellers will sell by public nuctii-1
he remises ion Vtiv il
w
t p , " :_ i_i|<iu i I . up
day. Nov. l0,_ coniinc-_vir-iiig .-it ion. ii.
the effects or :i well iuriii.~lit-rl liouui-
2-°~
ri
all , ,
as ellaiyiinnu. i.$bi~» us wzigiy ii, cle.
House will e upon lor irisyweiiiiii Al liuis-
day _from ‘.: to lp. ni. Sei- him-ihili for
particulars. A.BUl-.\'l§i¢_
11-' 3.4.7 9&llpd Auctioiif-ei'.
 -Tl-
::Make wash diiy -»-play day-it
can be done with i'nro Wax. This
‘wonderful cleanser added to the water
the clothes are boiled iii, \vas-lic.-\
clothes, clean and white. It fins tho
cleansing powers of Bciiziiie and
Naptha. Try it sind sec for yourself
15c a box-'l”he illcliiiiiion l)i'ii;_f Vo. i
'll-iiltl.
"The Luna is the best idnglisli snip-
razor made. It sliortciis the tiiiie
ahaviiig-iiiiikes it u plcusiiw iii-
ad of an irksuiric tusk. 'l`he lniiui
made of the best liiiglisli stool.
ely tempered. llutfit with 12 hludcs
neat cnse -$3.75 up. The '_l‘\\'o illurs.
drlf.
ty
of
_ste
is
fin
_in
._ Baby’s
I ruizsoxv, Novi;
MBER 7, igi i;
ELEC'l‘ION PETITION B
term of years. And the law also
i i is o thi Vuiiiiiliaii elett.o|z\te.If
iiiiil iliiii ilii'.~i~ would have hecn push-
tu \:u'1il1I\;: the .-iriits of ii host of
lirvii iliiiils, iiiul the oinission serves
.ng in; to the rxtciit and wickedness
Not iiuiiiy pi-litious were filed iii
uii_\ of iliv l‘i'i»\'iiices und the tutul
nuiiiher \\;i;.- li-ss ihiiii has hecii iisiurl
drop, our :igiiiiist ,, Ciiiiserviitive
-.......~.,....,.
‘lo iiperalion Was i
Ever Needed Herr:
Because Mrs llioodine used,
Dodifs Kidney Pillls h
lrof_‘f.or sziiil shi- woiild .hnvo to under-
go <»p¢-i'.'i.lion, but lJodil’s- Kidney
l’ill~i iturcd lii‘r_ .
<‘l~I\"l‘ll.~\l. lil.\`(lS(`LEAl`l, \\'oi‘ki
l`o__ .\`.` li. _\`<i’.'. G.-(Special),-"The
fioctor sziid I would have to undergo
iiii ~pei'.itioii." So isiiid Mrs. J. V.
iiiiodliiv, of this pliicc. But `sho|
.smiled in-. sho inude the' remark, fori
iill iiccd of the drcniled operation had
vuiiisli-eil. Mrs. Goodine used
lii'id<l’f-e l{i'liu~y l‘ills :ind is ii well
wfiiiiiiii. f,€i\rii iii brief and iii her
own \.f-rils; Mrs. (iooilinc’s experience
is :iS f,ollriu‘s :
“J was iiiisi-nililc with Kidney
llisensc :ind uiiziblc to do my own
woi-li. The doctor said I would have
to iiiiilergci an operation. After using
three boxes of lJodd's Kidney Pills I
was all hotter and uble to do my
~.\‘ork. This statement is true, us you
cffn onaaily prove by enquiring among
my iu:iclihQi's."
niuiizq iriiiiiey i-iiiis cure the Kia-|
iieys; vurcd kidneys strain all the i
poisoiis iiiid other causes of disease
out of thc lilond. Thus l)0<ld‘s Kid-
ucv Piiis urn 3 miturnl cure for all
Ki13iic_v diseases and all ills caused
by rliscri.-'ril kicliieys.
"The School that ,has von
the confidence of the people"
.Buffer éaéy, dertpryou. . '
Re/94:: imifatzbns.
V Alban' Sal): Hd. M/rl., Afanlreal.
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§;:.::;;r..°~' 0
Ladies’
Gaiters
This is the time
for Gaiters. \/Vi:
have an assortment
fiona which you will
he sure to get ei pair
to please. Black,
Tan, Blue, Grey and
other fashio n able
shades.
Also ~men°s and
ildrcn’s Leg gi n S
dGai_ters.
At
ch
an
Proof
Positive
of the :idvantages of fl
liusiiicss college train-
ing is wilnessied every
.lay in all business
lioiises.
llnion
Commercial _
College
grziduiites are well equip-
ped for their work. I will
pay any one interested to
look into the ‘merits of
this school. _
Full particulars and
Prospectus on applicat-
ion to
Wm. Moran
Principll.
“Tlie School that hu won
the confidence of the
'lhe coiitrovertcd elections act I\\‘f‘- HB
- vides for testing the -legality of clee-`Li
 tions by the trial of election peti- manner. 'Phil is certainly not credi-
tions at which evidence may be of- table to the parties concerned. A
fercd of corrupt. practices by the can- sa
didnte or his agents. and penalties ral as anything done in the most
imposed. lf at such trial the ludges corrupt election. That such an act
of the election court find that cer- p
t.iiii offences uigiiinst the law have the people or in the press indicates a
been coiiiiiiittcil they may void the lo
election or in extreme cases may de- menting upon these transactions the
clare the offender disqualified for a M
rli:>.~'i» f'li;ii';;ci-i liiid ziiiy foundation iii st
truth it \v;i.»~ to liiive he-cii expected tliese~proceedings is u direct outcome
lliiif iiuiiiy uloclioii petitions would Uf
lizivi- iii-i-ii iilwi iii all the l‘i'oviiices g
oil ii; truil ui ovii-_\~ ciisc with it view ‘"
ilu- _iiuiilluins vlcct. ’l‘liis luis not D ,
the principles of the other party. A
to ;ii'i~i~iiiii;ii»: ihe doubt before exist- I
little more than faction fights and
of ilic iilh-afril corrupt practices. n
:ificr ,, ;;vii¢i';il election in the Dornin_- C
ioii. Wlirir. sceiiis struiiger still is S
ili'if. ilio iiiajiiiity of the petitions sary above an other things are these
:iu\iiil~i'r lwiiiir .~:\\';ip]ieil ui' “i~:ii\vii nfl" H
ugninst sickness and unemployment is
supplementary to the old-age pension
scheme which was put in operation 3
year or two ago under which each
worker above seventy years of age
gets tive shillings a week so long as
he or she may live. Old-ago Pensions
are now established in several other
tates besides Groot Britain] Never*
before in the history of the world
was humanitarian legfalatloii of this
AND SAW-OFFS.
the term is for another against ii
beral member treated in ‘the some
w~oll is often as corrupt and immo-
asses with little or no dissent from
w standard of public morals. Com-
ontreal Witness says :
"A large proportion of the elec-
proxi-_lcs severe penalties fOi' other 30115 “T9 aueglld by “I9 d0|¢8-ted DBF'
"°"°“5 um" _cafuudmes in cases _ oi Tlhey claim to have legal evidence of
bi'ihei'y, iiitimidation, personntion t
or other unlawful: nets. A so
liuriiig und uftcr the election of o
Zlst ricpteinbcr lost charges were DOSUN Of that Wl`0nS'd0ln§ it be’
pmilp by proiiiiiiciit persons and wide- E,
ly circiiliitcd tlirougli the press that “tical morals in Canada! Such is
rust fuiids liud been obtained aci'0SS th
ili-- ii- 'ti-i iiiw were iised for the cur- members of Parliament “rl” to gov'
Vu mn V f _ ¢ . _ _ ern us ! Such is the morality of
es to have been corruptly gained.
his. Yet each party admits being
conscious of wrong-doing on its
wii side that in order to escape ex-
omes partner in the crimes of its
pponents. Such is the level of po-
¢ poisonous morasa from which our
arty government. . . The degraded
andard of public morals implied in
our system of exaggerated party
overnmeiit."
The party system has much to
riiiciple in pubic matters opposed to
argl: proportion of our elections are
enrly all of them are more or less
orrupt. The election laws, designed
o secure pure elections and check and
c
t
punish corruption are made practi- gh
ally 8 dead letter by collusion and
aw-ods. What seem to be neces
hrec: An aniendment. to the law
milking the saw-Oil n severely punish-
ble offence; the nppuintnient i of a
public prosecutor charged with the
duty of bringing all violators of ,the
election law to justice, and a require-
inciit for fiill publicity in detail of all
election expenses. We are far behind
hugh the Mother Country and the
posure and punishment of corrupt
practices in elections.
THE BRITISH INSURANCE BILL.
Chniicello r Liloyd Georges' insur-
ance bill now before the Imperial
Parliament, and which he says will
get through this year, is a most com-
prehensive measure. The Chancellor
promises for it that “it will do more
to assuage human misery than any
hill since the abolition of the C-orn
Laws," It makes provision against
sickness and invalidity for llftcen
million men and women WOFKGFS. B-Hd
against the distress which follows un-
employment in two and a half niil-
lion homes.
Under this bill the workmen can
command free medical attcndullce
from il doctor of his own choice, and
in that way serious slckiness may be
often prevented. If the illness is se-
rious, the man will get ten shilliiigs
5 week for the first thirteen weeks
and if he breaks down altogether he
will get thc equivalent of the old-nge
pension of five shillings a week. The
bill also provides !l7.500,00fl to build
sanatoria throughout the country
.md $5,000,000 ii year to keen ff-cm
up, with the provision of ten shill-
ings a wi-,gk to keep the wife und fam-
ily from starving' while the mail is
getting cured. Cf the cost, enfiiuat-
cd at niiic pence per week por head of
the workers, the workmen pays follr-
pcncc, the employer three pence and
the state two pence.
Another provision of thc bill .s in-
surance against unemployment for
three weeks in each year, durinil
which period' he and his family ore
supported. »l-le is relieved from ruy-
mcnt to the fund when ill or unem-
ployed, and may still recclvc sanito-
riuiii treatment, if required, medical
uttendniice and a special maternity
benefit for his \vife on the oeCaBl0n Ol
child'-birth, during ii period of thir-
teen to twciity-six weeks.
Puymeiits to the fund by workers
arc apportioned according to the wa-
ges they” receive. Those rccelving
twclvc or fifteen sliilliiigs will pay
two pence, und tliosc who are paid
nine shillings or under in wages will
_ piiy only one penny rt week. The
state pays thc entire cost of ad-
ministering the fund. '
This grcnt plan of insurance
sort pushed to the front as lt has
been in various countries in recent.
years. Hftherto the burdblli Of Old
gc, sickness ond unemployment have
been hogvy upon the backs of labor.
I-Iereafter more than half the burden
will be shared by other-ii. The bill
people-"
Goff ros
goes far, indeed, some will think, too
far. but the axpedment seems worth
trial nt lout.
...Wa
iswcr for. It would not be so badsll
if each party stood for some worthy. Ship are made.
’ .THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN NOTES- 4 ' 5 '
Bomc comment has been made up-1 V
on the omission in Mr. Mathiou0u's
platform of any reference to'tho hal- `
lot. We thought it was referred to
in his general reference to electoral
reform. Be that as it IDHY. U10 OP-
position and their leader are ull to
the hilt committed by the resolu-
tions which from time to time they
moved and voted for in the lggisla-
ture in favor of the ballot. And Wt
trust the Liberal members of the
Government and Legislature are not
now so hostile to the -ballot an the!
were when they recorded their votes
against it. In any case we sincerely
hope that among the earliest re-
forms to be hereafter introduced will
be the vote by ballot.
Hon. Mr. Cochrane, Minister- of
Railways, when in Halifax recently
gave some attention to the matter
of freight rates. This serves to en~
courage the hope that our three
short-haul grievance here when pre-
sented to him, will receive alert and
sympathetic notice.
The striling firemen on the Minto
seem to have innde haste to vacate
positions which are just now in de-
mand. The Examiiier intimntes that
n new crew will be shipped nt this
ort when some further repairs to the
Italy finds the Turks and
very stubborn fighters in Tri-
Poli. The way of the aggressor in
‘this case seems to be like that of
the transgressor. The invading
-:army has lost within the past three
weeks considerable of the ground it
had gained earlier. There have been
ocking atrocities committed on
both sides, each justifying its but
charles by the alleged barbarous con
duct of the others. And now cholera
has broken out iii the Italian camp,
adding new horrors to those of
WBT-
Arabs
::Cui'e your Cougli, with tho
ougli Mixture on sale “Roxa
ry Juice." Young and old love if
and tits so good you tell all your
friends about it. 25c., money back if
not plenscd_ -Solo agriits, The Mc-
Kiiiiiuii llrug Uo., Cor. Gt. George &
Kent Sta. ` drtf.
nicest
ll Cher-
fs
_J
United States in the matters of ex- l .
ideal Protection
i Against inroads
. 0f Cafarrh
By Breathing the Healing Vapor of
, Ca.tai'rli,o2one You Get Relief
iii Ten Minutes.
Remember this: You do
drugs when using Llgtarrbozone; you
simply inhale a healing vapor that
cures every type of Ccatarrh, bron-
chitis. asthma, throat and nose
soreness and irritation.
No medicine brings such prompt re-
lief, exerts such an invigorating in-
fluence, or so thoroughlu and speed-
lly cures throat troubles as “Catar-
rhozone.” Doctors, Hospitals, sanit-
t8FillIDS..- all Buy that for those \vlio
suffer from changeable weather, for
those who are predisposed to cat-
arrh, lung trouble, deafness, or bron-
chitis, no treatment is so indispens-
able as "Catarrhozone.”
Victim of Ghronic Catarrh
I contracted a severe cold
lowing my occupation of
travelling, and eventually it
ed into Catarrh. The desult
` of life I was following gave me very
little chance to attend to the Catarrh
condition, and at last al became 5,
victim of Chronic Catarrh. I bought
2- large Package of Uatarrhozonc, us-
ed it as per directions, and have
never been bothered since. I will be
only too glad to give auyi informa-
tion I possess to any person suffer-
ing from the disease that was the
bane of my life two years.
A. H. SWARTZ, Brockville, Ont.,
For certain cure, for relief in nn
hour-, use Catarrhozone, thc only di-
rect, breathablc iiiediciiie. Two mon-
ths' treatment izunraiitced, price
$1.00, smaller size, 50c.; ut all drug-
`gistS, or the (latarrliozone Company,
I<ii1i:Swn. ont.. and niiiiaio, N. Y.,
IU. S. A.
*mi
FOR -BETTER ROADS.
n't take
Cured.
while fol-
furniture
develop-
ory mode
Sir: The following on the
Dfoblem and what is being
Western state, will be
here-
(ico. M, Palmer, n Minnesota good
roads man, talks on ways and means
From the Mankato Free Press 1
' "G.00d roads" was the topic that
wus spoken of longest and most iii-
torestingly lust night ut thc iiiceting
of the Commcrcinl club. G, M.
Palmer gnvc iv. lung report on thc
good roiids movement so fiir, how to
increase the business of the city by
their betterment and of alirrost as
great importance, how good roads
will help thc people to live with
more pleasure, to really. delight in
living in Mankato by having good
roads in the surrounding country.
Mr. .Palmer went on to explain
the roads ln this country are some of
the best in the state of Minnesota.
“We have around Mankato one of
the richest farm countries in the
United States, and if we get the
farmers to comé here tomtrafle it
will be for thu _benefit of our mor-
chants -nnrb oltilienl. as -a whole.
"Good_ roodsshould be good roads,
not mediocre ones.- ,Wo have hills,
valleys and rivers to cross and with
these obstacles it is sometimes hard
to bring thll about, but if we went
at ff. fn 3 business-like way lt is
possible to do this." »
Five years ago thc good roads
work was started here, when lm-
pi-ovementa were begun. Since then
the work liao increased wonderfully.
But, Mr. Palmer went on to say,
this work has been done in a "Dut-
terlng" way., with 5 little spent here
and o little thm. rwlltlns in ir
hgphunrd work.
I-Io reported that them were
Quite 5 low good roads, however, in
(Continued on~Pl¢° 4-)
good roads
done in 3
of iiitorcst
_ E - c 't retain
a youthful appearance if you allow
wr,
1 {
_il
To
,/,
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m
ww-
“'l‘he llousef .of Q||,|||y;. '-
NO Gift IS S0
Acceptable as Q
Set of Furs
’ We have them
Suit Any 1 Pursg
PA TONS
NLW ADV|£lf'|`|5EMi-;uTs`
Snaps in
success so far. YVe
stock lasts.
ery business, so this
gains.
Come one l
11-7dtuth2i ,
‘ I \ U
Groceries
Our Clearance Sale has been a great
I still have a consider-
able quantity of fresh clean slocll which
we will continue to sell at
Discount Prices
12 to 25 per cent discount While the
- A good assori- No inferior goods
ment to choose from, All first class stock,
After   Next Saturday
I./Ve will discontinue our retail groc-
' ' is the week for bar-
_ Come alll
F. J. Holman ®. o
i
Ch’town,' P. E. l.
if l.- I i
"Fine golf wciitlioi-'I Wo "icuii golf
cout weutlicr. We huvo th. host
K
coats in the city and the prices ur(\,_
correct.~PA'I‘ONS.  ‘_
liHll HAIH MAKES
lllll LUUK [llll
A Simple Re; Brings Bacli
The Natural Color--Dandruff ,
Quickly Removed
H How_oftcn one hears thc_ expression,
Hhg is gray and beginning to 100|;
old. It is true that gray hair usu-
ally dcnotci-i age and is always au-
uociated with age. You never hear
one referred to as having gray bim-
and looking young.
The hair is generally the index of
AKG- If your hair is irray, you cnn't
blame your friends for referring 1,0
you as lookin old You an
your hair to grow gray. Many per.
sons of middle age jeopardize their'
future by allowing they gray hair go
become manifest. If your hair has bs-
conie faded'or gray-, try Wyeth's Saga
and Sulphur Hair Remedy, is prepay-
ation which a chemist by tho name of
Wyeth devised a few years ago. It is
simple inexpensive and practical, and
will banish the gray hairs fn s, few
days. It is also guaranteed to remove
ilnndi-ull and promote the growth of
the hair.
It is o pleasant dressing for the
mfr. and after using it a few days
itching and dryness of the scalp en-
tirely disappear.
,Don’t neglect your hair. Start us-`
ing Wyeth'| Bags ond pulpbur to-day
and you will be surprised at the
quick rcaui-.o .
This preparation is offered to the
public ot hfty cents per bottle, and is
iéicgnmmendid and sold by all drug-
| .' '
Special sgaiitc MacKinnon Di-ug Co.
_ I
variety of ladies und geiitleincris  
ll-61131 °
Election ,for Assemblyman
3rd Disfricf `
The f`ollo\\'ing are the dates and
Monday, Nev 6, York.
Tuesday, Nov. 7. Curran Ban.
Wednesday, Nov H, Mt Stewart,
Tliiirsdnly N0v9. Fl Auirusius.
Friday, 'ov. io Tracmfie.
Monday. Nov i3. Mt Herbert.
Meetings begin at 7.30 p. ni.
Oppciilion candidate Dr Dewar is
to attend.
places
The
H. IAMES l’./\Ll\lEl{.
i I-ad ici.
.. '"5
si'siu~isiiii> sniiliuos.
 
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd.
' Clnnge of Time
300| October l9ll.
Commcncin Mondo the h
October the S? S ‘ Ncrghumberlalitdl' will
leave the Company’s wharf daily, except
3‘_U\d'\Y. at 7.30 a m. Returning will leave
Picton, N. S. aflcr arrival of' morning ex-
press from Halifax.
G. W. WAKEFORD. ‘
Octoder 26th, 19| i. llnnlgcr
 
i "Special sale of melton goods ot
Patoiis. These good; make very sar-
vlcablc school drones and coats for
the little folks at a very oopulor
pi-ice 32c pci- yard 44 inches wide.-
Patons. `\ 10-28dtf.
"Our new fnll.neck wear hoo or-
ivad, coiinnting of all the new idea
uob as olde joboto, Collars with
jabotl attached, Fi-illfngl elm., My
Kent and Groot Goofs: Streets, and
E. A. Foster. Bunnyoi . '
80, 50. to 82.50. Moon a Hound.
i
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invited l
_ i 
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‘ As-'f“ to RN
S-.i'é'»'.“ '_ D.
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RELIABLE AND POPULAR llllllfl
Between Sf. John And Ballon
WINTER FARBS.
(_JBARLOT'l'ETOWN T0 BOSTON
firof Club l0.7
Second Clan. . . 9.2
Mole Rooml......  .. SI.”
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drips for Enstport luoec and Boston.
eturninvv eaves Indio Whorf, Boston.
Mondays, ednasdays and Friduyii, at
9 a. m., and Portland at 5.00 p- m.. for
Lubec, Eantp ~rt and Bt.Johii_.
Fortickets. literature and information
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