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  A GENERAL PROVINCIAL ELECTION
 he Holiday
i Season
The Christmas season
is now near at hand and
we want to help you ixr
your gift problem.
The _most economical
and satisfactory way to
buy holiday goods is to
keep your eyes open and
snap up the new things
as they come in. ~
.
Keep Your Eyes
4 0n 0ur Store
for we are going to have
a greater display of
gift goods this year than
ever before--you know
what that means when
you stop to think of our
past holiday exhibits.
Keep \v.1tch and get
ideas.
].G. Jamieson
t
\Ve are showing an eX-
tra fine iissortnieut of
gold lockets in i0& 14k
of various shapes and
sizes, both plain and
`l
Jewel set.
all
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 o
\\'e are p\'e|\:trcd this your as
before to .lo ci1;.;r:i\iin_; and as at
lockel nicely ingravcd is a very
Ui appropriate gill.\Ve would ask you
to inspect our sicrlc.
" G., ll. Taylor
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Jeweler and'l€ngra\er.
_ were held in the winter months. The
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN G ' “
_ U A R D I A N
' ' waonasoav, Dscr-:umm 6, ig". 1 
pectutiun, we look for an early disso
At the time of this writing no oni-
husiness and that we have had a
the early full. .
And the Liberal party could not
very well complain of an election in
eral elections held in this Province
under the inte Liberal regime four
rl(-etioii of 1893 wns held on Decem-
ber 13:, that of 1900 on December 12,
that of lfloi on l)cce1nl1cr 7 und that
of 1‘JuH on November 18. So far as
oi;'reco1|ection serves there were in
those yeurs no very strong or weighty
reasons of state compelling the Gov-
Legislature during the usually stormy
season of the year, and they did so
ernment of the day towlissolve thel
Apart from these consid rations he
the loss of two districts and the .dr
ciul announcement has been made of feat of the Premier that there has
the intentions of Premier Mathieson been a decided change oi public gen.
_ acco -
ing to the well understood wishes of
Furthermore there are most import-
ant matters of Public concern now
pressing for solution and`with which
December, seeing that of the five gen- the new Government Wlll be called
upon to deal at once. Some of these
matters require concerted action with
the Dominion Government, .or with
the Governments of other Provinces,
or with both federal' and provincial
Governments, and in order to deal
effectively with these matters the
provincial Executive must be prepar-
ed to show that.it has the people of
this Province behind it and giving it
‘an undoubtcd support. Moreover be-
`fore taking action that may bind the
Province to important agreements
There seein now to be reasons of
e »nsidcrnble iveight for making a gen-
<-riil iippeal to the electorate. The
strenigtli of parties in the present
House is too nearly equal to enable
the new (lovernincnt to legislate with
boldness and efficiency. In any ease
three of the new ministers must go
their acceptance of ofiice nnd so many
Drugqistl ' |l1l`tl0\_v HS 8 mal-tel' Of ¢0H"¢“i€“Ce 0f'touchini: our federal relations it is
* of political expediency. _~ '
H11 Important that the Government
‘ ,shall be fully assured of the Cong.
1=-;~.:_~=- ' '- ldence UI 7-ht? People for whom they
are acting, and this confidence can in
no way be so effectually and plainly
expressed as in a general election.
I For all these reasons we deem a
general election at an early day to
be Hliedlent and desirable, and al-
to the people for a ratification of h
thoug the season is not the most
propitious, we believe the general
bye-elections would create almost as public will look for and expect an'
much disturbance to trade and the appeal to be maoe to the electors at
sen.:-ral equanimity as would a gencr- the polls ,md that lf we are to have
‘M "l"““""" Ag‘_“_n- 3 5e“fl`a1 eleclloll n ne\\' Government it will be well to
‘S ‘luv "Mt Yemi' and belng 50 C0111' have a new Legislature along with
pnrntively near, might almost as wall it,
MR. HUGHl‘]S’ SPEECH.
"]len's r\ibhi~;'s 4`..~`e._ Iloys' Slip
Youths' 450., at im!! llro.<_ 12-_-,il
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Facts Concerning
'irc of interest to ever house lice
We print in other columns thisl
morning n considerable rt'0n f m1umns'.POsBimy we are not quite
po i 0 ,
the imercsting Speech delivered in theio Sanguine ao tl\ir.h1-Iughes appears
ll-louse` of Commons by Mr. Hughes, O _ e ln. regm( 0 t' e early return of
in pretty close accord with those
from time to time set forth in these
`I\1. l’. for l{ini:`s County. oii Novem-,;ilc;ap§U;;Tt;_r:s suéive questiin in lcan;
i . i , we are s_r0ng y 0
_hor 28. The first part of his address,
Iziniiwliicli is not reproduced, was de- his Opinion that D' considerable reduv
. tion of the customs taxation would
I
voted to the discussion and advocacy _
riot reciprocit and freer trad rel - be of great benent to Prince Edward
y e 8' Island ~
tions between Can lo. l tl - '
_ . m ' am _ O ml We are glad to notice that the mem-
llllllllb. matters in reiznrd to \vlnch the _ __ , _ _
._-lf,-_,-5 ,,f the mo,,,,_,o,. for Kings are btr for kings has directed attention
to the necessity for all-rail connec-
tion betwecn this Province and thc]
“M708
cold. relieve asthma in it few seconds.
mainland and the vital importance of
reasonable through freight rates. We
are of those who think that the late
if  a     Go`vernineut came far short of their
At last u remedy has been discow duty in regard to these matters and
ered that will stop a cough' cure H we join with Mr. Hughes in the hope
that Mr. B0rden's Administration
‘lvtmistgillitirl ‘:)lo8n.‘v<`»)i:n€tlct7rold.’(’; Just may do more and better for us. The
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l.l_ ll,,_.,l,,_.S ,;,.,,._,_,.w,,__ 6° g'“ reminder that we are entitled to
-“` pun.
equal rates for equal distance with
pl   
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1/i/fe- - I
Th: S('|m0| lhgf has “mn our fellow citizens of the other Pro-
lhg confidence of ‘ho pooplei viuces will always be in order until
that measure of justice and fair play
have been granted us.
Mr. Hughes' remarks on the navy
question, as to the importance of
maintaining British supremacy on the
sea and as to the willingness of the
(lanndiun people, and especially the
loyal people of Prince Edward ls-
land, to bear their share ofthe cost,
are timely, whatever plan may be
hereafter adopted.
i t t M H h s'
. `  '  0 .lhiefly our in eros in r. ug 0
_  ' __ " speech centres in what hc had to say
' . . Y ' 9°' ‘ ' ' ' 'T on the question of better transporta-
and price is not the only fact worth con- '
sidering, Look' out for c‘t-nn coal also fri'
from slugs. ll:i.vo you 1:-:er lricd ,nur coal
ll' not, give us it rhnncc to show you wha
:lean real looks like.
Phone 11 I
C. Lyons .Q C0
C tion and reduced through freight
‘ I d h itl t
rates. n regar to t esev a ma-
* rates there should be no division be-
* Merchants
_ of
P. E. Island
Gur ,-Traveller did
not get \\/est as in-
tended, will be out in
plenty of time for
your spring order,
Any rubbers and
boots wanted at'0nce,)
kindly send in your
esteemed order to
I
0bsiacles
~ Are
Illusions
and only exist in the
misty-minds ofthe faint-
hearled and fearful-
Our corps of students
Never
Say
“Fail”
and that’s why the
graduates from this
business college fill
all kinds of positions
so acceptably.
Take a business
course and get on in
the world.
“Start here and You Will
Start Right,"
Union Commercial College
Wm. Moran
tween our representatives of whatev-
er party they may be. We trust that
they will stand shoulder to shoulder!
to secure these great boons for the
Province they represent. i
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
The new Cabinet was quickly form-
ed and its members were sworn in
yesterday morning. It is composed
as followsz- 1
'l-lon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier,
President of the Council and Attorn-
ey General.
Hon. Murdock McKinnon, Provin-
cial Treasurer and Commissioner of
Agriculture.
Hon. James A. McNeill, Commis-
sioner of Public Works.
Hon. Messrs. John Mpbean, Mur-
dock Kenuedy, A. E. Arsenault, J. A.
Macdonald, W. S. Stewart and Char-
les Dalton without portfolios.
The new Government is framed on
the old model as to numbers, and as
 - MAGIC salons
In accordance with the general ex- be held at once. V  ,
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lution ol the Provincial Legislature. late bye~slect10ns gave indication by and his colleagues in that regard, timent throughout the Province such C
but ii.. anticipate it at any moment. ng would 0( itgglf be 5 oumclent wal,  'l
lt has been stated that the season is mu; for cauing on 8 eoorol elootlon
. g _
"Ut l"`UP1\l"“=`- that elections diSt\U`b|'l‘he principle of Government rd 
good many election contests of late. the pgople is basl.; to our gl-nigh re. I 
As to the season, it may be remarked lwesentatlve system ooo whore there  
that the ucv. Government can hardly ls good reason to doubt that the .
be held responsible for their not hav- Leglslature no long". lolrly 1_eo,.e_ -
hm Cume im" p°“'e" ‘mring the moreiseuts the electorate, an election is al-  MADE |N`cANADA 
clei.i.:nt weather of the summer or ways in °l.,l"_ _ I
A HAHMLESS Wil ll]
llllliil THE HMH
Who does not lmow the value of
sage and sulphur for keeping the half
dark, soft, glossy and in good con-
dition ? As a matter of fact, sulphur
is a natural element of hair. and H
deficiency of it in the hair is held by
many scalp specialists to be connec-
ted with loss of color and vitality .nl
the hair. Unquestionably, there is
no better remedy for hair and scalp’
troubles, especially Dermature gl`BY'
ness. than sage and sulphur. if l>l’0'i
perly prepared. The Wyeth Chemi-
cal Company of New York _put up an
ideal remedy of this kind, called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hall' Re-
medy. and authorized druggists to
sell it under guarantee that the
money will be refunded if it fails to
do exactly as represented.
If you have dandrufl, or if your hali-
is thin or turning gray, get s. bottle
of this remedy from your druggist to-
day, and see what it will do for you.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents H bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
gists. »
Special agents, 11. A. Foster,Sunny-
side, and Mackinnon Drug Co, corner
Kent and Great George Streets.
to sectional distribution. It is in our
judgment too numerous for a House
of thirty members, but in that rc-
gard it follows the practice in vogue
almost continuously since confedera-
tion. It contains a large proportion
of men of undoubted ability and has
at its head a capable and astute
leader. Two 0f_ its members, Hon.
Messrs. Stewart and Dalton, have as
yet no seats in the Legislature, and
this may be read as indicating a gen-
eral election at an early day at which
they will be given the opportunity to
obtain seats.
The new Government is entitled to
a fair trial and to~ be judged by its
acts of legislation and administra-
tion.
NOTES.
Since other 1 nrticl_cs on this page
referring to thepolitical situation
were in type The Gunriliank learns
that the Legislature will be presentlv
dissolved and a general election for
the Province held, the nominations
on Wednesday, December 27 and the
polling on January 3, one week later.
:'-The Home of Good Chocolates;
Our big clean chocolates is surely the
home of Good Chocolates. In it will
be found the freshest and cleanest
stock of boxed and bulk chocolates
to be found, anywhere. When you buy
chocolates here you know that you
are getting them "right-'-no old or
non Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kt.
Sf-S. drtf.
NATIONAL SONGS.
Mr. .Erlitor:~~~I understand they ure
teaching some of the students of the
public schools to sing our Nutionul
Anthem, (J Canada, in French, Ii
they want to teach Q Frenclh song
would not tlie good old Marsellnise
bc more to the point? But our Can-
adian National Anthem, fnll of Can-
adian patriotism, taught to English-
speaking children in French!
The first thing we know they’ll be
taught to sing God Save the King in
German.-Very Sincerely,
A DAUGHTER
' OF THE EMPIRE.
PILES CURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money li
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, _Dlind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days.
500.
‘:MacKinn0n's Witch Hazel Cream
is 3 splendid toilet lotion for this
season of the year. It soothes and
heals the inflamed shin nnd relieves
any burning caused by colil or raw
winds. It is pleasant to use andl
should be in every home. 250 a bot-
tle. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor.
Gt. Geo. and Kt. Sts. ilrtf
At the handkerchief sale you
wlll sae a wonderful showlnp
of the prottloxt, daintlest. hand-
Korchlefs fro 2 cents each to
2.00 each. and every price be
tween -Mooret M0Led I2-zdtfl
ARE YOU
Goff Bros
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For the Newest and Best,_ the Original Idea an`d the mod-
‘§s». '
erate thought in Christmas Gifts, see our. bright, fresh stock
of beautiful and desirable holiday attractions.
E rin:
Geo. E. Hughes, 
Principal.
“The Sehoolihat has won
the conlidence of the ' I “md t bl t th 0 h h Q
P°°P|°¥" _ ch°*'|°“¢°'”» Lal' fi0iii°n.»t annie: aiipiinsrsiissmms
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stale stock is ever sold. The MacKin-.
»al| the rest.-Moore Q McLeod.
The Care we
made us joyful.
want a $20.00.
At a saving
12.00 and other prices
sizes.
20 OO.
9.5o and 10.00.
Young Men’s raglan
and 16.00.
money, but not so good.
cirrowu P
P. E. I.
Supreme in Men’s Winter 0vercoais
We are going to make the young men
of Charlottetown Joyful at last, those who
. -cHANGo"
ovr-:RcoAT
18 sample coats like cut $16.00, 18.00,
20 oo and 22 oo at $5 oo less.
Beaver Overcoafs £7.50, 8.50. 9 50 and
Mellon Uvercoals, $9.95, 19.50, 16.50,
We will save you 501: on every 3 on the
line of odd sized men's tweed overcoats with
'velvet collars. All go at llalf-Price.
50 Boys' Raglan and Changoalso velvet
collar overcoats at $5.00, 6.00, ,6.75, 8.00,
Fswns, Grays, Drabs and Striped Twceds. _ »
Overcoais, al1_sizes up to 44 at 9.7 q, 12.00, 14.00, 16.00 and 18.00. V
Nigga: llead lined overcoats, good beaver shells 19.00. Other grades at less
lake lo make them Dependable
ws 'rr-rnluc we HAVE THE Mosr w0NDa1;rUL_vnu¢ of .....-
whole history. 'l`he~0ther day a leading maker sent us as handsome a lot_ of rag-
lans and English cut coats as ever appeared in this country, at a price that
of $5.00
up to $20 oo. All
college and “change” overcoats $9.00, 10.00, 12.00, 14.00
Sheepskin Rcefers and Canvas Covered jackets for cold weather.
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~ The highest grade Hockey
Skate, which has helped Senior
League Players win many matches
is the reliable
“vnux"
'1‘hisska1ehasthe “double standard", enabling
Hockey Players to get better work from the ball of
foot than from any other skate in existence. All
Hockey Players know the value of this important
feature. ‘
They are highly tempered, light in weight, and
very fast. The Velor is also made for Ladies in a
Specially Light Pattern.
(Design registered, and Trade Mark_ “Vel0x"
Copy righted. )
Ask your dealer for the incomparable “Velox.”
Make rs of the celebrated “Mic-Mac" and "Rex"
Hockey Sticks. Write for catalogue, containing
“Rnles of the Game of~ Hockey", sent free.
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THE STARR MFG. C0- LTD.
muu'-Muoui. N. s. cn.. 
' Branch lzs Wellington St. ll/est, Toronto. ‘
United States Agents, HARRY C, LEE K CO.
98 Chambers St. New York City. '
Repr. _]. 1. MCKINNON, Charlottetown,
Agent for Prince Edward island.
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Visit our Christmas Bazaar on
the second floor-you vvlll see an
almost endless assortment of
attraolvo things for Christmas
buyers-Cusion tops. hair receiv-
ers whisk holders. hat pin hold-
ers. pln cushion. hair receivers
stamped crash hondbags and all
the host of things that every
woman delights in to give or
recive-for Christmas. --Moore &
McLeod. I 2-Zdtf
New dress fringes just received
by express in |vory,helio.pInk,sky
blue,n=\vy myrtle and black 400
por yard. ivory navy and black 68
and 880. Stanley Bros. I2-6d5
Handkerchlefs made ln Ireland
embroidered in Prance~Armenia
in the Canary and Azores Islands
returned to Ireland--washed, fln-
ished bleached there-than sent
out to Charlottetown' for Prince
Edward Island Women. Thats
quite a Journey for a dainty bit of
linen and lace |sn’tlt'l-Moorod
McLeod I 2-Zdtf
Note the great showing of LISS
UE HANDKERCHIEPS at 20 cents
each. This is the line of handker-
chlefs that you soo advertised ln-
the ladies home Journal- -The
womens Home Companion-and
I 2 Zdtf
“Asbestos is 5 wonderful non-con-
ductor of heat. ' That's why table
mats of asbestos are such 9, success.
Absolutely prevents damage to high
Brahmin Tea
is one of the most reliable all-round nicely flavored and mod
erately _priced Teas in Canada or the United States.
_ It is s_o good, so cheap, and so uniform in quality that it
is finding its way into thousands of homes from Charlotte-
town to Vancouver, regardless of ¢0mp¢¢i1;iQn_
Many so called just as good brands are being pushed on
llllosigiarket, but BRAIIMIN stands in a class by itself MATCH-
Good enough for the rich, cheap enou h for all, ask
Yallr grocer for ITASZARWS BRAIIMIN and do`not take any
0 er.
Charlottetown,
23rd Nov. 1011.
11-.godth tn zw.
See the dal ||
chasm nnisneii“hf|tn"°1iini'§m°c'§,°,,' "A mi. stock or mms and ...tk
yvglgby ormqnian |,°,_ Mm; mme’ chains at 0, w. pnttsi-nonu. 12-sdzi
. a 2.00 _ .___
evoniii nu agar?-ii xgiiihti',°§'"° creat snowing of pretty nem-
Moore ll' McLeod I2-oily' tltchod oxoalda handkerohlufs
'O .___' liar ladle:-colorer: llortleés. ggléw
‘ ur engi-avi d 0 can res s Doa I G -
in mu swing ...iii xiiiiittniigiivii. "°,'§ Mooroamotedii izzau
°°ml°8 ll! fast. select dur 8 A --
Y gifts froin .‘
“U Bud We Will engrave them.in best WB REPAIR FU RN IT URE
style- G. H. Taylor, .n~wni»r. iz-min. Bar.-:RQ WEEKS. I I-24°"
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