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If you want sonic-
thing ne\v and liaiid-
soilie in walking cuiies
no\v is the time to sel-
ect it. \Vc have a
magnificent new show-
ing of the
Latest
Londoln Styles
These are specially
selected for the lloliday
season and iiioke slip-
erb gifts. Ebony canes r
with horn liaiidles,
some straight handles
others crooks --- silver’
liioiulted--- beautifully
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- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, igio *
Rev. Dr. Shearer in Toronto gave-,
a description of the liquor deus and
brothels of Winnipeg which made un-
pleasant reading lor some ofthe peo-
ple of the prairie metropolis with the
result that hc was denounced ln
some western prints as a liar and a
slanderer, and besides was told that
he would not dare to make his state-
ments in Winnipeg where they could
he met and refuted on the spot. Dr.
Eastern Canada and few in this sec-
what he knew to be untrue. `
tract, whereupon a Judge of one
of the high courts of Manitoba has
been appointed by the Provincial t
charges made. Since then, according
to the Winiiipeg Free Press, still t
city by Adjutant Mcbllheiiiiy of the
Salvation Army. His statement is
in brief tiint in one small district
there are 51 houses which sell liquor
count 292 men \'isited at 14 houses
within tw'o alid a hall hours “in the
dullest night during the period of
investigation," and that every three
months $108 is required to be paid by
each of these houses to Magistrate
McMi¢lren for the privilege of selling and order being established for the _
liquor therein without license. lfut
ll/l'cE
sworn evidence ofithe truth of his
S.
say
mag
protection by them- We are Some- ilu. sich-in-the-hola aehemihs stitches
tim rllil'thbkth w'nm-
hibit
liqu
Shearer is pretty well known in ar
nipe
tion would believe he would state ig,
to all night sales of liquor in scores i
Be that as it may, he has since to
stated that he had nothing to re- in
Government to investigate the grave is h
stronger charges were made in that .the
told
ter
`  THE FAIR FA ME or A c1'1_‘v. _
Without giving further unsavory de-
tails it may be added that Adjutant _ _
ihenny pledges himself to furnish Stops Pam in the Bladder,
statements. These places exist, he
with the full knowledge of the
hundreds of immoral resorts exist
both these cities.
ant ltlclsllhenuy tell the truth and it
l
o preserve a decclit namc. No doubt
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igh time tlieie was a general il", “_ 0,, _“___ _ _ n yo
cleaning up if thc prairie capital is fl"=c~3'U\1 '~'="1“H¢ll '\\\d‘=Ul°f' >'0\1l'8€|
¢J.3U KCCIPC \¢\ll'e,_S
a
Weak Kidneys. Free
Relicves l'rinar_\' :uid Kidney Troubles
Backaclie, Siriiiiiiiig, Swelling, etc.
Kidneys and Back. _
Wouldn’t it 'he nice within a Week or so
_ to begin to gay _goodbye fprever to the
istrate and the police and under sciiidinandrlbbllnr. Rlrmnlnz. or too ire-
uent passage of urine; the forehead and
95 told by the opponents ol pr°' gli; wpealclisuiisls: l5pot:icbe:l0r§  el'e¢s;)!hl~
ion that it tends to drive the iovvskimslugirish bowels: swollen eye-
ids or ankles; leg cramps: unnatural
or traffic into dens and dives such snort breath; steer-iesaness and despond-
ncy ‘I -
those above described. But Win- eihni-eii_rscip;l»rihe_se_truiihlsspii:i
. . . _ 'ou cz _ , ~ w
Z ‘S 8 hculse cltyf as M°m'leal iiiakefll? iiiillgl? rii)d`o\ih|iy._|yhi)i“ ouiglit tg
and very shocking conditions a.S,;.o writeund getacopv olit. Manyadoc-
(
lr \\'o_ultl cnarife _you $3.50 lui-it fo|_‘ writ-
ii this prescr ption, but llinvait and
will be glad to send it to you entirely lree.
Just_iirop me a line like _tliii-l: Dr A. hi.
‘Robinson Kl82_l Luck _Builtlingg Detroit.
,Mich_., und 1 will send it by return mail in
Things are in pretty “my shape in it pluiii envelope. As you will ace when
Y
winnipeg if Dr. Shearer and Allin- b _ _
inlg and pain-conquerini:power.
sp it
nu get it. this recipe contains only p_ui'e.
iirnili-as remedies. but it has great eul-
t will r|uick_ly show its power once _\
_so lthink you h_i\d better see w
ith'tdel luilli-.c d ui-ic
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E.-<2.:
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reforincrs in Winnipeg will he;
on credible testinlony, are a
judicial investigation now under-
conditions of decency, sobriety
ure. 1
that all large cities have their of
5l““‘S “l vice and crime' mt the re' representatives; it has been carried to
ports that have gone abroad in re- `
gard to the associated evils of whis- t
ble speeches' there by some
our past and _ present
the Privy Council, and very shortly
hc Provincial Premiers are to meet
without license at all hours of the key and ha,.lU,,.y_ “Myer police D,-O_ at O_t__w__ to gwe it ______h__r d_sc_____
day and night; that in .these houses tectiom in that city, apparontly bas- si
216 girls are kept; that by actual ed
on. All this goes to show that the
question is considered to be impor-
scandal to (‘anada. liet us hope that tant_ even m.gent_
the
tak
as reported, or at least lead to bet-
But for a good while past one of
en may und matters "Ot S0 had the seats in the senate to which the
Province is entitled has remained vs-
caiit. Holi. Donald Ferguson, one of
the ablest- of our representatives in
he Uppcr House, died in September,
909. All last session his seat was
llllh _*S  _
“TF” The Storm
QUALITY ` ._
  __ comfort.
_.,~§`j.i§ i I
_  T  The combination
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and chest. '
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4; lf you will step in
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Coat!  
THIS New Overcoat is loaded with
collar' and lapel
enables it to be buttoned close about the,
neck in military style,protectingthe throat-
and slip on one of
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these coats you will be surprised at its
 ' Ei ' warmth and will notice at once the absence
,rs  i
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  _ _ of that bulky or heavy
rf? :_'
feeling; found in
 _e i" many coats of this character. They can be
 , _ worn FQUR diii`erer_it_ways with comfort
 _  when walking or driving as they have a
  '  r 1 collar which can be turned up as shown
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in cut, witllout _choking or binding. They
are the most ideal coats for severe weather
that we know anything about.
finished. Partridge
wood iii new and ele-
gant styles. The old
feliallle C0I1§0. lleavi’ today hiias if "hind no believe that
The Guardia.n’s campaign for lower
duties is in the best interests of the
farmers of this Province." But he
gives no reasons and does not even
lsign his name to his letter. When
and light, some with
silver tip others with
tip and balid for eil-
graviii g. F iliest goods
ever shown here.
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er duties the public know who are
| _ .  _spcaking, but when a writer signs
Druggist
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THE DUTIES ON FARM MACHINES.
A writer in The Examiner of yes-'er or not they are paving the c<lui-
The Guardian or The Examiner ex-
press their opinions in favor of low-
iii jewelry and silver novelt-
ies are now arriving.
We are prepared for a big
trade this season with an ex-
tra large stock of the very
» ncivcst and niost attractive
goods. `
We hope to see you when
you are looking around for
V 'nie Newest riiiiigsl
souietliing mice.
G. ll. Taylor
Jeweler
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himself "C`ana.diau" the reading pub-
lic is left to guess who among the
millions of Canadians has written
the letter and why he thus conceals
his identity.
But as this writer ought. to know,
the burden of proof and argument
rests upon those who insist that the
'in the cheapest market. What we
know is this, that the American du-
_tics on farm implements have since
1898 been reduced by an average of|
five per cent. because American farm-
:ers demanded it. And though the
,Uariadian duty on some farm mach-
ines has been ,.,,d,,ce,\ to 17; as turing cities and towns by a forced
against the American duty of 15 per tr
cent., the average of duties paid by fa
Canadians last year on farm iinple- flfiing- Thilt is U10 Gflect Of the ttlfifl
ments and machines taken together 0"
was 20 per cent. is
As to the relative cost of manufac- 15
turing such machines in the tivo that of the United Stallefi-
countries whnt has the farmer to do
valent of the duty in the higher prices
they pay because of the duty.
All available evidence goes to show
that the implements and machines
used by the farmer can he made as
cheaply in Canada as they can be
made elsewhere; that the amount of
the
er lie buys a .Canadian or a foreign
machine; that when he buys a Cana-
dian machine the extra price' he pays
because of the duty does not go into
thc
lers Of the manufacturer, \vho has
already grown ricll by these exac-
tions.
duty is paid by the fdrmer wheth-
public treasury, but into the cof-
Wllethcr under tlic conditions it is
just, honest, or patriotic to compel
farmer shall be gum 20 per cent for Prince 1'~}dwar<l Island farmers to go
buying his machines and implements,0fl
paying tribute to the millionaire
manufacturers of Ontario, to whom
they can sell nothing in return, we
leave our readers to judge. By all
means let us build up Canada, but
let us not build up the rich and pros-
perous at the expense of the honest
toiler or build up Ontario manufac-
ibute from Prince Edward Island
rmers. That is what we have been
agricultural implements. Surely it
not tOo much to ask that this tar-
sliall be reduced to a level with
OUR REPRESENTATION.
feft vacant. Another session is now
in progress and the scat is still va-
cant. Rcgretably another of oilr Sen-
ators, Holi. Dr. Robertson, is ill and
has so far been unable to take his
seat this year. We sincerely hope that
he may be restored to health and re-
sume his public. duties, at an early
day.
The present situation is that wc
have but four members in the Com-
mons in the place of the six we form-
CYIY had and but two Senators 'sit-
ting out of the four to which tlie.Pro-
vince is entitled. This is not quite
fair to the Province and it certainly
does not tend to strengthen the (lov-
ernment ill this Province. A small
community sucll as this is prolialily a.
little more sensative` on this point
than H large Province might hc. in
any case the Government would do
‘tell fc sire this miihter their iiiiiiil-ti.,
late attention. - _
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The House of Lords has simply ig_
nored the veto hill and sent down to
the (iomnions their own scheme of pe.
forming their own House. This super-
Cilious attitude demands and will re-
ceive tlic attention of the electors
within the next few weeks. The King,
the Lords and (loninioils alike will he
Very deeltlv interested in what the
Plain people will have to say on the
subject through the ballot box,
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To CURE A com; :N ONE DAY
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ROCKW00l]
ciiocohurs
Our judgment and _ex-
perience conibiiic to pro-
dilee the iiiost attracti‘,ve
Chocolates. Yoi1‘ll under-
stand the iulvalitages oi
purity ill stock and charac-
ter of product. if yoii’ll try
a box of Rockwood Choco-
lates.
Stocked by good dealers
all over L‘aua<la.
The White Candy Co.Lld
St. john, N. li.
"Get used to wearing good clothes
Sir:-Such suits as we are selling at
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"Remember us for your Easel '
-We make our own and use only the
purest ingredients. Our vanilla and
lemon are exceptionally good and
strong. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
store, Suunyslde. 11-26d3i.
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with that? And, if after thirty years
of protection our manufacturers can-
not produce mowers, reapers, ploughs
and shovels as cheaply as they canlh
be produced in the States, it is sure- b
ly high time that they could do so. V
The vast fortunes made by the im-___
plement makers in Canada, who are m
rnted in niillioils, and the fact that __
they are able to compete extensively __
in distant foreign markets, is proof __
that the cost of manufacture is no V
States.
Take another evidence. All articles‘_
imported and exported are valued atll
the custom houses. The mowing ma-I
hat as it may, the question of re-
greatcr in Canada than in the Smeg of Nova Scotia “nd New
on has been often discussed in Par-
iament; it has been the subject of
It is affirmed on high authority
that Prince Edward Island would not
ave entered the uliion with Canada
ut for the stipulation that the Pro-
iuce should have a representation of
ix members in the House of (Join-
ons and four in the Senate. Be
resentation is a very vital one in
his Province and in the sister l-‘ro-
runswick. l
The matter of our lost representat-
cbines exported from (ianada last'
year were valued at an average of
$34.50 each. The mowing machines
imported to Canada were valued at
$44 each. The harvesters exported
were valued at $103 each and those
imported were valued at $112 05011-
Our farmers know what they are
paying lor the machines they buy.
Let them compare figures and they
will be inapositiori to know wheth-
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KILLED 
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\_iu|| _ \il¢il||_\' is lullutl luv _
ezilillg inipurc l`oi\il-out mir '
s\voel, \v|li\lr.\‘i\|m‘ :liiil rlclic-
’°‘ ions `
) l-lRE_\D
B {EA
(l\"f>l}l‘
\EAD
Home Made Bread
_ uiiulc from piirg, ,-,\\'i‘c| liop
E _\'ei\.~at, iulil \ll:ii Qiicl-il ol'
lloiirs “Royal Iloiiscliultl"
Our name on every loaf and
you can get ilu- lirelitl l`i'c.~ll
ozleli dzly at tlicsc grorc|'s-
viz.
\D BREAD
J _'l`. I\l;ili:u'
- Crahllds (irocery
\V. \V. Wiilkcr
Coffin 81. Co
M. 81./\. l\lcl.cod
Cll:lppel’.»a Grocer
John _Cameron y
'R. Nicholson
John Wheatley -
J. Cronin
P. Smallwoud
Myrick Q. Co
Mrs Triiinor
lliochford St.)
BREAD BREAD BR E
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ZHH
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(I\"I~l}l&l (IV:-IHS CIVI-l}.i':
Cl\"I'i}it
$15.00 to $22.00. Paton’n. 11-23dtf.
Drawn handkerchiefa at
Beer fD.Weeli¢. -ll-l4drif
"The young man with pet ideas
in regard to his' fall suit can be sut-
isfled here. Snappy styles. $10.00 to
$22.00. Paton’s. 11-23dtf.
"MacKinl1on's Dyepepsia Tablets
are meeting with a big sale, as they
should, being a safe and reliable ar-
ticle for any kind of stomach trouble
or indigestion. They are better than
‘imported kinds retailing at double
the price. Try a box ii troubl-ed with
your stomach. 25c. a box. The Mac-
Kinnon Drug Co., cor. Gt. George &
Kent Sts. drtf.
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Gnod for
No. 33 Charlottetown Guarllian’s ,,,;'_‘°§-,,,,
Young Ladies’ Bermuda Inland, New Yorky City and 1
Piano Voting Contest.
A _ :nu 
Not good
Ten Votes
_ Addrell........................Dlltrict..........-.....-.~..........
If presented at The Guardian Ofhee beforejthe above date.
Trim neatly for Bling purposes
|o»son~»»~»u»|o__»oa
Care ol the Little 0nes
During the cold damp weather of
fall and winter it is necessary that
proper care should be taken of the
cliildren’s footwear, so that they
may be brought up strong, healthy
nlen and women. In this lilie we
excel with lit and workmanship
and the price of Our Own Make
are 65c to $1.05 for cliildren, Miss-
es, 89c to $1.55, and youths’ and
boys' $1.30 to $2.50 per pair.
The Daisy Rubbers and _over-
shoes for fit and durability,
Goff. Bros
A VALUABLE lllN'l`
T0 BISCUIT BUYERS
You don't want to buy stale lus-
cuit if you can avoid it, do you?
You want the freshest, crlsncslt and
highest quality biscuit that you can
get, don’t you? The chances of
your getting this sort of biscuit. are
,very much better if you insist on
getting the White Lily Brand, manu-
factured by J. A. Marven, Limited,
a company doing business at Monc-
ton, the centre of the Maritime Pro-
vinces. Your dealer can get White
Lily Biscuit two or three days after
they are made, whereas he cannot
get biscuits from Upper Canada in
less than two weeks. Insist on get-
ting Whits Lily Brand biscuits and
get the best. They are put in air-
tight packages. Remember these
biscuits recently captured the gold
medal st the Dominion Exhlhiehin,
Bt. John, the competition being
open to all Canada.
I Double Breasted Models-Coats of beauty and utility
Materials of Clieviots, Tweeds and Scotcll Casseillcres. Sonic very
llaiiclsoiue patterns for Smart Dressers. Single Breasted, Button-tlirougli :uid l
iii all the latest styles.
$9.50. 12.00. 14.50 up to $22.00.
Phone
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Nhione //' _ '_ moi  Ni...-sh
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No one in ("nuado desires that. Can- _been made tlie_butt of rude jokes be-
lldian jiltelcsts shall be sacritlled or came lucy °1a_m‘e.`l to ‘law “een 8'
emhn er __ __ , _ _ niysterlous alrsliip wlucli travelled
l g e  any recllflocal “mls with wonderful speed.
U-\”1`f\Ug0m<’Ilt \\'ll1l\ UIC llullell States. 'l`llc mysterious machine, according
Nor can wc think tlirre is any llallgcrytv H 100" IICVC. \\'_l\0 HS Yet- llfH\’€lS
of Such a ,.(.5,,|¢__ But no Pmvmce ohiilrrrlg., is ii reality, and _in it lie
_ . - _~ ~, - 0 le' n u
thc Dominion stnnds to gain inure oi llL,h1,l;.n$ he lm; Hum 10 nu 'B 1 a
U .
t° 10-ie ICSS l'1`Ul»'U\`lif1l1i*-t0l.V than! ’l`lie machine is equipped with a 90
Prince l<]il\val`d lslnnd by fi \~c¢~_ipr0i-H1lliurse-po\vcr, six-cylinder engine. The
an-u,,g@,,m,,t fm. 10“._,,. ,1,m0S_ wings nicusurc 272 [cet from tip to
top, and froiu the nose to the tip ol
FAST AIRSHH. IN THE WEST thu tail the iiicasuremcnt is feet.
' Tile machine will, it is believed,
(‘_.\[,(*,_.\];y_ N0\~_ g3_At1 _-t _;ieari'y four passengers. but three is
\~iml§(-atim, fm. Cerwin li\_:'e_,r'i(.).m;x_`1 tllc largest number lie has had in it
(`nu:illa, wlir f - . t' `_ ,, so far.
J ) .Pr suim' mm past halt. Many improvements of a bird-like‘
. 7 nature are incorporated in the lM€Sl-
al: least six pairs of wings.
All the steering is dolie byawlieel
like that of an automobile. The cir-
cular motion guides it sideways. Tile
post is set in li. slot, and moving it
backward and forward raises or low-
crs the machine. The speed is also
governed from attaclnncnts on tin
steering wllcel.
Fancy huclis at Beer fl
Weeks. lll4-ilrll
“Prettier shirts than you ever saw
are here waiting for you to Call-
Paton’s. 11'23‘l"'
“Fall neckwear in new sliallti Wd
'fake LAXATIVE silo »- ` - ' i ire. wi en th iiiveiitoi- night.. silks. A scrsecvs “PFW 5"°'
mblets- Dfuggists refunli1w(h10(;i1ldlyiunicf Mark wflghl N¢WS0l’l’S BIOCI( linideiicictnmaclillle ituwill have several I’aton’s. ' 11'22d"'
it fails to cure E W GROVE. i  f " ' Th t is the wa be *_*
_ . . . S lallb 0 ldlllgb. H _ _ y |
;¥5l;_iOVE S signature is on each box.   . wil_l_ incre_risc itls carryipp cap_p_l_:Zlsty- 3_9. Blhnlltls-SDHPS 8% 
_ ' \’\`(‘ HS ly Cn arglllg le Wl ~ _
` . - declares it is capable of extension to w°eks° I Z
Spfinqs and ' '
This "l*`ill:ll Clean up
Y ' , _ _ .
S010' 1-S youi opportuilit_\'
UIC Iltost with your nloii
ey. _l\loney\vill _Q0 fm-_
ther iii this big clearaiicel
sale than it ever stretcli-l
ed before in buying' fur- rsmwf
Mattresses   A i _
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We are open to buy a limited quantity of clloicc \\Cll
_your °l““‘“°` U’ “IWC pressed Clover l-lay-If any to offer see us at outh-
R. li. Mulch & Co.
Charlottctow ii
illture. __
lioiiic from kitchen to at-
t1C_ at 1_1 pliclioiiiciial
price saving. You mn
bily dining, parlor, kit-
clleii and bed room furni-
ture at uiilicarrl of (lis-
coulits-but this oppor- me
tuliity will not last long,
It/_lake the use of oppor-
tuliitles~grasp a saving.
You can furnish your
lipilie - and furuisli it
iliccly at a clear saving
of one third off the lowest
prices.
Canada.
_ Full particulars of ally pla
Hyndman
Right ilowwe are shoving
oilt n lot of good spring matt-
I‘CS_Ses---strciilglylilncle, finely
fillislicd springs. Then the
sauie liigreductioli applies to
iron beds. Now if you want
to realize a saving--'-a geiuiiiie
a"‘l l’liI_S11villg please dou’t
procrastiiinte. Do your shop-
ping today--»ri;z,lit now.
P. E. I. Branch Manpgers.
dinstf. `
S. M. Hicks and W.  Scllurillau Agents Ili S
You can i`ul'ui.<li your “The    
Independent”  
Tliat slitiiild be tlie aiili of every youllg_ - - E____o____
‘best be acconlplislled by investing his _savings in _rut O____0__
lit policy. Get the habit of puttillg byfl Cclfillrlf git
of your earnings every year, and you will ncvci' lLi_‘° G_'e____
The low premium rates and high dividends of t lc______ ___
West Life have made their" policies the iiiosl Pnl” `
liiflu It Cn"
n furnished on 1'@(l“°5t'
(£150. Ltd-
_ Charlottetown, P. E- I-
uilllI1€ fsld
$4.50 Springs $3 00
4~°° “ 2 75
$6.00 Mattresses $4 oo
5 00 “ 3,50
4 0” “ 2-75
3-00 _ " 2,oo
MARK WRIGHT _
Up Stain New|on’| Block.
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