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Suggestion
The one gift that :il-
ways pleases, ii
“Waterm\n'a Ideal Foun-
tain Pen.”
We have quite ii mini-
ber of these pens still left
for you to choose froiii.
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FRIDAY, DECE
MBER 23, iglo- ~ __
Uncle Sam is pluckily building the
Panama Canal and it taxes even his
capacions and well~iined pockets to
complete the work. lt took sonic big
revolution to secure the right of way,
upon and then the dirt “began to ily.
slight, has become a matter of reas
ing end of construction work came
,l Prices $2.50 up.
G. ll. Taylor
.new trouble. What if some audaciou
liniscreant were to blow up the bi
idiun, 'or one of the cnoriuous lock
'and so prevent the passage of h
cific coast uiiprotected"’
diplomatic engineering and a small his hands were thrust deep into hi
after paying France some forty mil- when Dewey, and fighting Bob Evan
lions ,for the Dehcsseps work, old and the 'New York Herald batted i
junk and rights, such as they were.
Then there was further delay and dif- canal would do no good. ` 1 i
iiculty in deciding whether to con-
struct a sea-level canal, or a canal "Fortitleations can be of no us
with locks. The latter was decided against a blockading fleet. If a flee
oiiablc certainty. With the approach- fortify his big canal._ He sees no
a that the canal, designed to make hi
s fine Atlantic fleet equally effective o
g two oceans, will require twoiileetst
s, defend it against being blockade
is So “more Dreadnoughts" is th
Jeweler _ships from one ocean to the other,, word. They come high, buthe nius
and so leave his Atlantic or his Pa- have ’cm. It is not the Canadia
UNCLE BAM AND HIS BIG CANAL. '
cost many millions niore. He had
Fighting Bob put it this way
it has been flying right merrily in _must come and meet it, and the can
the years since though the big cut at al is rendered inoperative till then.’
the top and sundry big dams and This is all now so apparent that th
locks are yet unfinished, but the end wonder is that somebody did no
of the Herculean task, if not yet in think of it before, So Uncle Sa
- has about made up his mind not t
lnavy from which the attack is fea
All at once a number of his astute ed. He has a dicker on with Canad
'- " friends, his great atatesmeri and wise 81101111 l‘€CiPl'0CifY~ The BI‘itiSl1 nav
i slit...-s seized of this great uioiigiit, is also veaceablv ilisiwsed- Hut
began to shout nt Uncle Sam that Germany, or Japan, or both of the
Roc%r|Ig€(?LA1-ES T the r-iiiioi iiiiisi be foitiriedi The big,-liw, what? S0 he guesses he’
ditch that hail cost so many huii- build twenty or thirty more Drea
Makes an dreds ol iiiillions to dig inust he iioughts to protect his big canal.
A¢¢¢|||\bl¢ G iff »-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-»_-_-.-_-.-.-_-_-s;.-.-.-.-.-.».~.-.-_-.-_~.~_~_-_-_-_-i_-.-.-_-.-.-.~.--_-.~.~.--1-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~.-V-_-_~.~; .-.-.-.-.-.-_-
Maybe You donlf glvi- your
lady riends ifhocoliifiis i-is often
as you think you should. lie-»
cause you‘\'e heard tlicni coni-
plain about beingtiijcd ol candy
d h '= ie f this
Yuuriee nic no si o
score. if you se-lec'._yoi:r rgriinci
Peo le don‘t quickly tire of
R0t!£WOUl) l'i:l_()f,' )LA'l_`l:i:§
hecausethey are gusts little
better than iiiost_ others. Try
one box :ind convince yoursel -
' Rockwood Chocolates are
made only from the highest
grade nn( puri-Ht ingreciiciitii.
under absolutely c een and
sanitary conditions.
Ask Your Dealers
The While Candy Co,Lid
St ]oliu, N. li.
i
in mimi!
0 brief year. Bathing, boating and
W skating alike have been the agencies
S leading to these fatalities. Venturing
n too far upon unsafe and treacherous
0 ice has also been a fruitful source of
¢_ danger, especially in the early winter
THE cfHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN -lish railways have been very thor
oughly built, often through very dll- _
ileult country. had sparing no coat of
cutting and tunneling in order to get
most favorable curves and gradi-
guarded by forts and big guns to en¢s_
,.__..l_1-1
about made up his mind that this SAD DRQWNING A(_}(_;1DENT_
new expenditure must be faced, and < --
5 The sad death by drowning of two
trousers pockets to find the needful, young men at South _West ltiver is
s recorded this morning in our news
n columns. Such occurrences are al-
with the word that fortifying the ways sad, and seem doubly so when
they cast their dark shadow over the
1 boine in l-the joyous Christmas sca-
'¢ sou. Very wide, general and heart-
e felt will be the sympathy that goes
siiouia blockade the canal, our nest 0u¢`t0 the lwfeavcd parents. bro-
- thers and sisters of those whose
' bright .and hopeful lives were thus
9 cut oil. _
¢ It is very painful to recall how
lives the waters claim in one
c or in the early spring, when 'the ice
t is forming or is breaking up. The
n temperament of youth incitps to ven-
I-_ ture. How many who still live have
B had narrow escapes! Yet the lesson
\ of all these stern tragedies is cau-
if tion, more and still more caution.
m All should lay to heart this
11 lesson, that so all needless risks may
d. be avoided.
l
licv. William Harrison of this city
lfariaila was slow. lii ten year
_ihiwu to 1846 the niilciige stood st
was iiicreased to 150 miles, and
"Every woman who dislikes
clothes-washing in wiutr-r riiiii every
husband who wants to ri-iiiove nl
unnecessary bother, trouble nm
heavy work from his ivife'.~i hoiischoli
duties should read the adv. in this
issuq of The Star Steam l.iiiiiiilry.
New bead
fringes for
brass shades
just received.
Beeri? Weeks
1 2-23d2i.
|005. This year the record sho
'l`lic first Caiiodlaii railway datesias “under con_struction" because n
from lélilii. lu that year the first wholly completed. ’l‘he actual mil
rnilwa uiileaie was oieiied for traf- age in operation is iiow over 26,0
Y L l
lic. 'l‘lie early growth of railways in miles. All of this but the first fra
i,`ANA1)lAN RAILWAYS Al\l) RAILWAY BUILDING. A
ot
has had reproduced in pamphlet form
his masteriy lecture on Unconscious
Orthodoxy which was delivered be-
°' fore the Theological Union at Sack-
00 ville in May last. Mr. Harrison
c' thinks profoundly and his scholarly
s, tion of sixteen miles has been built colmmutions are welcomed by the
a~ within the memory of men who ive
tioiiary at ill miles, then increased born in the early forties of last ce
to 54 miles, at which figure it stood tury-say' seventy years ago.
for three years. ln 1851 the length Twenty thousand miles of railw
in have been built in Canada since 18
|2453 to 500 miles. 'l‘he_tlioiisaiid. and one half of that mileage sin
iiiilr~ uiiirk was piisseii in 1856 and _lilflG. (‘onstriictloii work was und
the tivo tliousnnil iiiile iiinrk iii 18130. `\\‘iiy iii -liiiie lust on 4,500 iiiilcs
in 1807, the year of l‘oiife<icration, railway iii the Dominion. lt is ca
7 Ciuiiida had 2,278 miles of railway. to see that very shortly our railw
lt was not till |884 that the Can- mileage in Canada will pass t
iidiiiii rfiilivays eiiiiic to ¢~xcceil10,000 thirty thousand mile mark. lt h
l miles iii' lcugtli. The iiftc-cn thousand Cost about a billion and ii linlf
t riiilc uiarli ivns" liusseil in 1893 and dollars to build thu (iiiimdiuii rii
the twenty thousand mile mark in ways "DTV ill Ollvfativll. the IWCVH
ws cost; per mile outside of the Govcr
21,7230 iiillcs coiiiplctcil and in opera- iiiciit railway systciii being $52.Zllii.
lion on. lst. .lilly lust. lint this did This may seem it pretty foriiiidal
not include the U00 miles of the _
Graiiil ,Trunk Pacific between Wiiini- irnilways has been higher-over"$6
peg rind Edmonton, or some 600 miles 3000 per mile-while the average co
of other railways which are in oper- lol railways in Germany has been over lh0m_b,_
,|ition, hula are still officially classed l$10‘J,000,- in New South Wales o
‘$136 000, in France over $139,000,
`Kiiiuoii Drug Co., cor. Great (leorge notwithstandmg the lower price
and Kent Sts_ dx-“_ labor and of metal there. But E
rel better class of magazines in this and
n` the old country. Unconscious Ortho-
doxy will well repay perusal. It is
1?; on sale at the bookstores.
cc We have not urged our readers to
er “do their Christmas shopping early,'
0f_ this year. lllxpuriciicc shows tliiit
sy each individual has his own reasons
ay for doing his holiday shopping at his
he own time and in his own way, ns is
“S his ri iii. 'rim iiiirisimiis time .ip
E
of pcnrs to be fairly brisk, iiotwiili
il" standing the not very good roiuls,
ge and today _and tomorrow promise tr
H' be very busy days at the .~:t_oi~i-s. i
Tliose who cnli do their slioppiiig in
b t th t f U __ _ __ £1" the iiioriiiug will have soniethiiig Ilii-
ugurc' “ ° “OS U 'U ‘cl SP' U” better cliiiicc and ali-io may he \\'aii_e| . .
0" upon more proiiiptly than those who T)hOfle  ‘ Vlctorla ROW,C11ar1OttetOWn
sl' delay their shopping to the later
vcr _,___
' i . in Tho farm'ei‘s' delcgntiuu to (lttiiwa
1i°'U\_1!` l>@Ffl1Ul‘*StUCkh“=5ll‘*l'“°‘"`0' illelgiuxn over $160,000 and in Great among other things asked that tli
fully .-elected. (July good odors have- . . . _ , _
been boiiglit, so that you mn have :Britain OVW $275,090 DEF H1110- Thllls tariff preference on British goods li
no iliiuhts ivlieii giving a package lm” “ost lm" mil” °f railway in t _
liriiiirlit from us. (lur prices are with- lliiiteii Kingdoiii has been more than i iiitrodillfcd iii 1803 the pi‘¢»lei~i~iir,¢-_ wii
_ . . . ,. _
hi! increased to 50 per cent. When iirs
da, ‘fixed at 25 per cent., that is on
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All 0ver Canada
What About Charlottetown ?
\Vc emi speak for ourselves. \Vc were fortuiiate :ind limi
the courage to pliicc large orders away back last spring and we
:ire in zi position to slioiv you liiiiidreds_ of iiicii`s kiut ciirdigaiis,
l` ter iiilziuts` swc:itei's,_iuveiiile
ladies' kiiit cardigaiis, lui ics’ swcu _ s, _
olecs_ mittens. sliawls ovcmlls. leggiiisiiiiiffl-
szusques, Norfolks 5-4 length coats, squares in
sweaters, scarfs, bo
cis. toques. hoods.
wool, silk sqiizires.
All at prices
We gum-:inlee you
kiiit iiiiifilv.-rs'.
that iiiziniifacturers would wuut 11510 PHY-
a clear saving of at least i-4 oii every dollar
one-thirri, iiiiil' the fn|'iiiiii'.~i would
c luivc it filrllici' iiicrciised to one luilf.
U Sir Wilfrid Laurier told the fariiiers
t tliiit the preference will bo inniiitaiii-
.~;_c1l iiuil lic did not* sity it iuiglit not
e be increased. We ure glad to liiid
of quarter of the regular rate of duty. that in regard _to this matter some
ng- This was s\ibseqi,ieiitly increased to
of our protectiimist exclinnges arc
willing to have the preference both
4
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AAA/`&/N
/\/`f§Al\/N
iiiaiiitainvd and eiilarged. This is
really ii coiicession on their part to
the principle of tariff reduction.
” ' , The Exmiiiner article of ycstenlay
E I entitled “No Sliirriug Please" was
D S B _ evidently written under a iiiisrippre-
hension of our iiieaiiing_ We had re-
ferred to the propaganda being ¢0n_
ducted by the Manufgcturers’ Associ-
ation against reciprocity, in the
roui-so of which thai' body had ae-
|i|iiil'cii posscssioii ol' sonic iicwspu-
Choosing time is short now, ln our array of holiday goods
you can choose something for old' andyoung that will be trappy, snappy,
money saving and pleasure giving gifts. No where else will you find 'quite
as line an assortment as we have in the lines we carry
lC’”hi°istmz-is Chocolates*
` The iinest goods of the best makers in great array from 25c to
$5.00 each. Baskets, _lapanese glove and kerchief boxes and hundreds of
fancy boxes.
Toilet Sets ‘ Sewing Sets
Easy things to choose, nizikecxeclleiit gifts, use- Another pretty ladies’ gift. Many different sly.
ful pretty and attractively low prices. les to clioose from :it modest prices.
The Smoker
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, ' Hove easy it is to select here'--everything the, stnokc-ii’ uses in
bright new goods, pipes cased and uncased---briar, meerchaum, ca.1abash,sets '
---cigars, tobacco, smokers sets, etc. Come now. e
J 0 0
drtuBL '
eimieson
Deis. We had no thought of the Ex-
aminer in that connection. It has
Finns oUR`i§b"1i~i”c”'ro 14 Davsl
PAZO OIN’I‘Ml4)N'l‘ is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itohing, Blind
Bleeding or Protrudliig Piles in 6 to
14 days nr money refunded. 50c.
FELT FO0TWEI-\R-
Do not allow the
cold weather to over-
take you until you
have purchased a pair
of ielt boots, slippers
or juliettes. Our sel
ections this year have
been carefully looked
after which leaves us
in a position to offer
you the best showing
we ever had. _  pair
of them vvou1d_'m'aire
a suitable and very
acceptable Christmas
present for either lady
or gentleman friend,
and the great import-
DRUGGIST ° ant matter the prices
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T are low.
l off ros
_ln-vii ,for many years ri. consistent ad-
,vociite or the protective policy. mul
live believe its editor is quite as cou-
lsciciitious in his ailvocacy of that
ipolicy as otlicrs may lic iii ad\'oeiit-
,ing tariil rcdiict.ioii. We certainly iii-
teiided no reflection upon our local
eoiitemporary and no imputation of
improper motives.
_..._
'l`lic siispcnsioii of ‘thc Fariners’
Bunk iii Ontario adds another to the
too-long list of sucli occurrences in
f"aiiada. The Canadian banking sys-
tem luis been much praised, but if
the system is 9. good one it must he
obvious that the ndiiiinistration of
it leaves something' to be desired.
Else we should not have had thc
failures of the Ontario, Sovereign,
Yarmouth and other banks, and now
the Fai'iiicrs following one another in
succession. The Toroiito Globe
points out that the Farmers Bank
had $979,800 of capital subscr-ibed of
which only $567,357 was paid up.
A block of 3,850 slinrcs stood iii the
niiiiic of a New York man, but not
one dollar of the $385,000 thus sub-
scribed had been paid. Itappcars
ltlist among the trunsactioiis of the
hank was an advance of halfa mil-
lion dollars to n single mining com-
pany in (‘obnlt. Anil now a. Toron-
to teleizrnm relates the arrest of'thc
lgeiicrnl inaiuiigei- of the bank, under
charge of having made false returns
to the Government.
‘_ e rioiu-in No'ri<:.
Wm. ll. l\lcl~]\i'ci'i, St. l’eter’s Har-
bor, lias sold his registered Clydes-
dale stallion Royal Huntley 2nd, to
Allred H. Mcldwen, Bristol, for which
ilie realized a handsome sum. This
horse is coming ilve years old, and
is one of the best stock-getters on
l’_ E. island, as owners of his colts
can testify. '
COMING EV ENTE-
I ti I. d Pri c
Porlrails
I will receive orders fo
Pastels and Oil Paintiiigsb
A. Alex. MacLeod. the note
New York Artist. Write lr
or prices and other desic
nformatlon. `
J. A. S. Bayer
riiorociiiriini
New Prowsr Block.
Charlozintnnn.
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Hockey
Boots
We arc showing ii coni-
pit»it~1_iii¢ of H.».~i<i-y B<><>l-S
this fall from the best iuzik-
ers in Caiiiaulzi, they are nll
iiiadclroin thc host leziili-
ers. Strong and iliiuililc
--- and all siimll priccs.--
Men s. . . 1. .$2.oo to $211"
Boys’ .. ..... 1.65 to 2.25
Youths.    .i.5i>
‘ Wonien’s and Misses’
 .....i'.75 to 2.25
D. Gordon & Co.
dmwitl
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lim linac mee ug, o ge no _
Edward l~l_ii_l<}. Tuei-iday, Dec. 27. __ ;`g._~i
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t e cout nent.
as to o er you-the Oanada L fe ii the strange! Wm
W. K. _Rogers ,_l;_.3=,,f§-53;,
` Crll. BLACK. Special April. . _
_ Lay By SomeMoney j
T For the Future. Young Mm
uiig msn H
The Canada Lilo Assurance is n bel to only iw 'V' in.
in the beet golisible investment. return nl do an for cg!! Und_
vested. ls t e heat protect on you eoglif secure for tl\p_i::n.°PfTnu
ent upon youe costs very' lttle blpt rinlg !i'al¢hI;l.,°‘"§ m ¢,,
very no lv you are w wa s enoug in fi ,b“.|,w,,,
have y url le neared will l tyou in the elt ll 0? °d to your
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