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, I M1 TI-I‘E CHAR_LOTT|ETOWN GUARDIAN
The f  _
Stooping
Student
is hampered _both physic-
ally and mentally. The
child with a tendency to
round shoulders is having _
its growth retarded by
lack of breathing capacity
and this condition is ag-
vated by the indoor `
Nl: of the school room.
Shoulder Braces _
are Needed
Proper Braces are in-
valueable to the child.
The time to straighten
the shoulders iS early.
We have the proper
kinds for either boys or
girls.
J. G. Jamieson
DRUG GIST
Wedding I
i Rings
tamped, G. HJ T. are the
ind that will wear a life-
time. We have ‘a large
stock of rok. 14k and 18k
in all sizes.
Prices $1.50 to $8.75 ac-
cording to weight. _
G. il. Taylor _
 
NEW 'KING GEORGE IIOTEL
WM. HONBOUROUETTE. Mgr.
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W' Please address all communications to Tha Charlottetown Guardian
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER I2. isis.
It is s curious fact of history that
every turning-point on the way to
the civilisation 'wr may today is
marked by a great war. It is per-
haps a more curious fact that each
of these wars, with all its attendant
horror. its sin. its misery, its blood-
shed, its inhuman cruelty, has given
a direct impetus to civilization, has
opened the closed doors to Christian-
ity. It is not too much to say that
without war, civilization would have
stagnated centuries and centuries
ago, that doors long since opened to
the gospel would havc remained
closed.
by which civilization is to 'be at-
tained? The key by which the dark
places of the earth are to be opened
to the gospel? It is, but only as
thc surgeon's knife is a means by
which health may be restored, by
which life may be prolonged. It is
the surgical operation by which civil-
ization is occasionally freed firom
some of its deadly diseases.
We stand awe-stricken in the hos-
pital ward as some near and dear
one passes through a critical opera-
tion. The danger over, we rejoice at
the promise of health and, while de.
ploring the need of such a cruel oper-
ation, We honor the art that made it
possible. We do not forget that,
without the disease, the operation
and the suffering would have been un-
necessary and henceforward our
energies will bc directed towards
What then is war? The means by`
THE CRUELTY OF WAR. _
avoiding disease rather than under-
going operations.
We stand agbast st the horror and
,the cruelty of war and we repeat,
occasionally and revorsntly, Gen-
eral Sher-man's saying that "War is
Hell." But we must not forget that
,the real "hell" is the evil that
makes war possible and that our
energies should be directed rather
towards overcoming those evils than
fitting ourselves for the operation
that must inevitably follow if the
evils are not removed. Political cor-
ruption is one of the evils which
make for war to-day. It was politi-
cal corruption in England that forc-
ed on the American war of Indepen-
dence. Georgs the Third took a lea(
out of Walpols's note book and
bought up azsubservient parliament
to do his stupid, blind and stubborn
bidding with the result that the Am-
erican colonies were lost to England.
Grasping monopolies and the
forces which help to make them are
other `evils that are pressing and
that in the end make for war. It is
true, the war may be a long way oil,
that the diseases may linger long bo-
fore the alternatives of an operation
or death are confronted, but diseases
unchecked tend towards one or the
other of these alternatives.
Let us then emphasise the need of
healing our diseases rather than hav-
ing our eyes iixed upon the opera-
tion. Let us emphasize the horror
and the sin and the cruelty of war»
rather than the glory of it.
PARTY POLITICS.
On many questions of administra-
tion and of government there is
room and healthful exercise for dif-
ferent opinions. There are two sides
to almost every question, and to ar-
hoth sides. »
-This furnishes a reason for the ex-
istence of two political parties. It
furnishes no reason, however, for that
idea which forms the distinguishing
characteristic of the political parties
of today, namely, that every act of
the other party must bc opposed.
The curse of the party political
system as wc have it both in federal
fend provincial affairs today is that
rive at a reasonably correct conclu-
.l¢"°l°'5‘ 0P*i°i“° I sion it is necessary to view it from
r. ` the outstanding policy of each is to
 Long Service
I ,and satisfaction are assured
¢ _-vi ifyou purcliiiase l.nivea,forks,
,_-'_ spoons an serving pieces 2, _
I /, ‘r baring the trade mark
`l
f _ Mroeiiisiios. ii)
A  This brand is known as
/ "»i`|'lvsr Plate that Wears”
" `, and is made lu the heaviest `
, _l grade of plate. Famous for
- overbc years for its durability .1
, and beauty. ,
, Sold by Leadlnu Dealer-a
` oppose that of the other. It is true
that there are statesman in each
party who can rise above this politi-
cal littleness but, unfortunately, the
ship is not wholly manned nor oven
ofilcered by statesmcn, and thc course
is usually steered not in the interests
of the owners but of the officers and
crew.
In our own little province the cer-
tainty with which one party will
oppose any measure introduced by
the other is proverbial. It is safe to
assume ln almost every case that any
hill, introduced by the party in pow-
No  ».er, however advantageous its provi-
_ ln this space during 13 consecu-
tive weelrs will appear an "iid" of
one of the I3 Retail Stores that
specialize in
Cameron’s llome-
Made Bread
For the coming week we write
(N0 2) .l0llN CAMERON
- (Elm Avenue)
General grocer-As long as lhe "oldest
inhabitant" can remember “Cameron's
Grocery" has been a feature of this street.
Iajoya a large patronage and is deserv-
siona may be to the province, must
run the gauntlctuof severe criticism
and take its chances against an
amendment by the opposite party.
And both bill and amendment will
generally have the full and unani-
i
Don’t Persecute
your Bowels ’
Tlzrasslsd
3
#_mail Pill, Small Doss, Sllll Prloo
Genuine-_-ni.. signin `
edly popular with the public-specializes,
in fruit and cnofer`:tionery-and Cameron's'
mous support of the respective part-
ies. ‘ '
'rms is not s hssiuiy ‘political con-
dition. There should be» at best some
common standing groundpisome space
upon which both parties could agree.
When the interests of the province
are at stake, when the condition of
the province necessitates the adop-
tion of a certain course, surely that
should be sufllcient justification for
either party to throw in its lot with
the other. Our past political history
does not justify the hope* that this
shall come to pass. The 'rule hither-
to has been “I'rnr agln it" if it ema-
nates from the opposite party.
Are we able to overcommthis wastg-
ful, this destructive party' spirit? In
this little community of opts there is
room not for n third political party,
which would mean only more opposi-
tion-hut for a non-political league
of level headed, patriotic men, band-
,cd together to promote the welfare
of the country, regardless of party,
to boost the province and to frown
down little partyism wherever it
would show itself. Such a league is
possible and it could be made up of
men sufficiently strong to exert an in-
fluence that would be felt both in
our dominion and our provincial
politics.
NOTES. ‘
A VBl`i¢8bl¢ flood of letters, from
MBC?-lcally all over the province,
came into the Guardian office yester-
dlllf. after the first une, that of F.T.
McRae, which appeared yesterday,
had been set up. It would be impos-
sible for us to publish them all and
unfair to publish a few. The gist of
the letters is the same, commenda-
tion of Professor Ross and 5, demand
that his services be retained at any
reasonable cost. The letters are all
from representative férmers whose
names a`re'~` prominent in exhibition
and Seed Fair prize lists and at In-
stitute meetlngs. That they voice the
opinions of the great majority, if not
indeed all our farmers, we have not
any doubt. There is no man in the
province who is more favorably
known in agricultural circles or more
thoroughly versed in agricultural
matters than Professor Ross, and
there is probably no man in Canada
Q f 1
 /ll who were as satisfactorily iiii tim
H°'°°-Med” “;§;"- 'J' ' _ _ vim in Prim adware island. He
" '** "'___'Q '""” * _-1- `g-_ * ' is a Prince Edward Islander by birth,
,A New Wood
. Jeliuson’s Wood Dyeis not a
l, Fennel? fd’
in less than 30 Min.
l Mr. Cole last Wednesday evening, demon-
strated at our store the ease and prompfiiude with
which a clean piece of wood can be dyed and
finished with ]ohnson’s Wood Dye.
buts deep wood dye that penetrates the wood
and fixes a deep. rich, permanent color that is ready to polish in
less than  minutes. It is made in 14 attractive shades.
With Jeliuson's Wood Dye you can make inexpensive soft
woodsssbeautiful cl nit’ th ost si h rdwood
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» VICTORIA ROW
Finish
varnish or stain
Chandler
his interests are here, he received his
education at home and abroad with a
single eye to the advancement of his
native Province. He is a conscient-
won for himself a record of which
any man might well be proud. We
-have no doubt that the government
will use him right. It would be a
crying shame and unpardonable to
do otherwise and this is all lid asks.
The province would unhesltatingly
back the government in retaining
his services even at the expense of
more dollars than it will take to do
it. `
It is understood that theasroplane
was the great attraction at the Bt.
John Exhibition and that, solely be-
cause of it, thousands visited the
city during exhibition week. A Com-
mittee oi Charlottetown businessmen
aresmkingaosdorttoliavsthisae-
roplsne in Charlottetown during _mir
==__ :rf fi --ss-.ra t-w._sssi|»y_anus\iaeeauetpsss\\te1¥
_ ..-_.,..v_
ious, indefatigable worker and hasii
this inner. it wiujmt ...nothing te'
Ut lf- hers and citiscns will be asked
today to contribute. It is a worthy
oblast. xt will unqnssticiuiiiy be
the biggest attraction ever brought
to the province and if it comes it
will bring thousands to the city who
otherwise would not come. The world
has been talking aeroplane for dove-
ral years and every important city.
in the world has seen it--except Char-
lottetown' The opportunity of see-
ing andenabling our_ people to see t
is new within meh. Let :iii me
Sens help generously and quickly, re-
ceive the committee with glad hand
and something in it, and so-help to-
boost Charlottetown and Prince
Edward Island. It will be s 800d
investment.
The New York' ‘Herald of recent
dats publishes a photogrlpb GD*-med
“Feeding chickens at Fortune Bl‘ifi£°.
Prince Edward Island, Canada,"
"photographed by Arthur Lewis of
N. Y." It does not mar the beauty
of the photograph that the "chick-
ens" ars a line ilock of ducks al-
though it reflects somewhat on the
agricultural sttainments of the art-
ist. The picture is a very pretty one
and the little lady who is ,officiating
among the ducks makes a charming
centre piece.
"As long as beautiful hands are
considered a feminine charm it will
be the desire of all ladies to have
their linger nails prettily trimmed,
daintlly tinted and polished. You can
do your own manicuring with the best
results if you get some of the nice
manicure goods we are selling. Have
everything necessary. J. G. Jamie-
son, Druggist. 9-11MU-
::The Rexall Tooth Brush is a sani-
tary device with a curved handle and
irregular brush surface thdt enables
the user to clean every tooth-cspecb
ally the back ones. It has a perfor-
ated back that keeps it sanitary at
all times and is provided with a l|0le
in the handle for hanging up. A good
value at its price, 25c. The McKin-
non Drug Co., The Rexall Store, cor-
ner Gt. George and Kent Btu. Mtf.
SNOW IN ENGIJAND.
LONDON, Sept. 11--England now
has winter weather. The temperature
here at noon is the same as on
Christmas Eve. There was snow in
Yorkshire. A woman perished by ex-
posure in Surrey. There ls freezing
in Switzerland and heavy rain in Ger-
many.
Feel Badly Toilaly?
Cascarefs onighl
Thoroughly cleanses your liver
and bowels while
you slrep
No odds how had your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, horv miserable and uncom-
fortable you are from constipation,
indignation, biliousness and sluggish
intestines-#you always get the de-
sired results wlth Cascarets and
quickly, too.
Don't let your stomach, liver and ,
bowels make you miserable. Take
Cascarets to-night; put an end to the
headache, hiliousncas, dizziness. nerv-
ousness, sick, sour, gassy stomach,
backache and all other distress; .
cleanse your inside organs of all the_
bile, gases and constipated matter
which is produciqg the misery.
A 10-cent box means health, hsippi-
ness and a clear head formonths. No r
you will take a cascaret now and
then. All drugglsts sell Cascarets.
Don't forget the children--their little
insides need ,a good, gentle cleansing,
too.
‘The School that has won iliel
confidence of ihe people" _
Civil
Se1‘UlCeIll-I
E xaminations
take place in
_ November. We
prepare students
for these exam-
inations. Full in.
formation toge-
ther with appli. 0
cation fo 1° rn s
may be secured
at our office.
Call or write
for particulars.
Union Commercial
College.
Wm. Moran Prin.
.V "New  Build-
more days of gloom and distress if I
l
Grows
To be possessed of a head of heis-
vy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous,
fluffy, wavy and free from danriruil is
merely a matter of using a little
Danderins. ' '
It is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just
get s Z5-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderlne now-all drug stores re-
commend lt-apply a little as direct-
ed and within ten minutes there.will
be an appearance of abundance; fresh-
ness, fiudiness and an incomparable
gloss and lustre and try as you will
you cannot find 5 trace of dandruil on
falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks’ use,
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Canada Life Claims. are
Promptly Settled
Canada Lifeclaims are always paid promptly, ready money
being thus provided at a time when lt is most needed. '
In the past ra years the Canada Life has paid or credited to
its policy holders or their beneficiaries nearly $5o,ooo,ooo,eo.
The Canada Life has the strongest reserve on the continent. It is
the one reliable company for all loyal Canadians. Insure with it.
Call in today for full particulars regarding policies, etc.
W. K. ROQETS si ct cms. s`¢...i
K, S. ROGERS-Special -Agent--Charleifeiown
R. Il.\ ROGERS-Special Agent-Kensington
_I!,,_ . _ .
I3; IQIO,
Conf "*llanderl||e”
Destroys danrull-Stops falling hair-Clams ans invigorsiss rgsrsias sion
your scalp-Delightful dressing.
when you will see new hair-dns and
doway at first-yes-but really new
hair- sprouting out all over your
scalp-Danderlne is, we believe, the
only sure hair grower; destroyer of
dandruii and cure for itchy scalp and
it_iiever fails to stop falling hair at
once. ,
Iflyoll want‘to prove how’pretty
and soft your hair really is, moisten
s. cloth with s little Danderlne‘and
carefully draw lt- through your hair-_
taking one small strand at a time.
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful in just 3 few moments-a
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this. ‘ '
Manager P. E. I Branch 'l
IT is made of first quality
men and mechanically
lignt.
sure tliey’re right".
, .
them.
 
Fgllvery Eddy Match is a ure, Safe sich:
‘ 52ia.i.'i".fi...i '=°.°i.i"i.“°'.."’:i "'°
carries with it the Eddy guarantee :that it’s a sure
ALWAYS make sure ,'yon are well supplied with ’_Eddy’s
Matches because “If you’re sure they’rr. Erldy’s you’re ,
EDDTS Mstcheslsre always full M. M. _
count, good dealers everywhere keep
THE E, B, EDDY Company, Limited.
“U1-L» CANADA ¥§ii.§'i».“.'.i`l. °'ii~i’.Z§§"-iif.1.”Zi1,”1iZI
materialsby skilled work-
perfect machines, and
I’
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I GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
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START! Hn-R'
BOWING AND INCRE -_
musnsnca. AWB ,"“
N0 .Pollouoiis Bugs: of Lead » `
nina-_ in nsugiitnii mourn?-$211
"sian Bags. , _
If you' haven’t enio ed the _
ous bsnailt derived froin using i-Isl;-r::g_,
“lf PAFISIAN 588°. the modern hai,
grower, ‘beautiilsr and dandruil "ml
edy, you have missed s real treat. '
Every woman should' uso pAm_
SIAN Bags not only to banish dau~
druf! and other hair troubles, buf, to
prevent falling hair, baldness, 3|-"_
ness, and faded hair. PARIQIAN
Bags puts life and luster- into any
person's hair. It kesps‘ the mm,
and hair immaculately clean, nd
causesths hair to come in think. and
abundant.
PARISIAN Sage is not a dyg, It
does not contain a particle of poison.
ous lead to discolor the hair or any
iniuréous ingredient.
Ge a bottle today. It onl ¢
half s. dollar andis sold st’ ri);-srl;
stores and toilet counters ,vor-ywhem
-Geo. E. Hughes. druggist. Char.
lottetown. _ _
' ; ~' 'I _ , '
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Tf;»`y»i~_\
 
WEST LAND IIEGUI-A IONS. '
ANV pprson who i' the solo head ol a
fam ly, pr any male ovsril. ears old,
“:ir..’:‘:°'i.'..:.‘.‘i.: °i:.:i°' '°°i.'ii...°'..-~
§as.kslehs:_aR‘ or°§.l(ber::.t,I:l;s6=pll:?i|'i
Edlndsnppégenoi or gub-szsney iinilthn
strxot. ntry I proxy may be mods sl
pai Kenna; on eerie. n conditions by
at er. Italo ar son. daughte . brother or
°‘s::i2. “si°“'==.iii.':-°°.‘:'.i::;
- x mo os u
nd cultivation of the land in esaliwoli
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIA¥ NOl'I`l»
nn eso s emo ea ons
farm of at leapt!! acres 1nlsl owned and
eoougisd by lm or by h s fa sr. mother.
son. au h or brother or sis sr.
‘-“ °:.':..i1.."‘:.i:';"° .° .':::i°:*°'.i°: .tr
0 .
degilon alongliildo hlii liomestssdi. lhllcs
ll.00 per acre.
Duties.-lust rfslda upon tba home
stead or nre-emnt on six months in saeli
..'..»’i.ii‘.i" 'i’i‘.’3‘ till! °3l?.‘l.’i’.°.lf°f.‘.' °2‘¥l
‘ 5 'li
omestea patent) and cultivate fi y
er extra
gA°I»omsst'osdsr was has exhausted his
i-°~°.-‘°-.:.‘:'=':.°.-:»..::-:.'.;°i °.':'-":..=::.
ized ilicerthfn districts. lgr-Illia ‘time pn
§cre,Duties.-Must-res de s x monthsin
gh of chris years. cultivate fifty acres
ii sraeta ouss wenhwbony
in miles' its it i
ii. ii’.1‘ii‘.il.§’.i.‘...‘l...ii‘..fi.iil.2p..? Ji itil'
advertisement -ill ant he na d for.
m 
Apart from the fact that the
L. C. Smith & Bros.
Typewrller'
i
is an excellentt‘maciiine for
ordinary correspondence. its
extra devices, (at no extra cost)
AND TABULAMNG MA-
CHINE known. A  _
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|" 'T"'i”"" "amor" "”""
BOAIIDERS WANTED
BOARDERB AOCOMMOIJATED, TWIJ
front rooms, steaui heated, with
modern conveniences. Apply 187
Pi-into st. I 9-11M3ind
BOARDERS OAN BE COMFORT-
ably accommodated at 171 Queen
Bt. All modern conveniences and
also good stabling. King George
Hotel. 9-ioivilipd.
 
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-FIVE PAIR OF' WELL
br-sd foxes. Apply to "Z” care of
Guardian. 9-7!/lgviid:
MARTEN AND MINKB FOR SALE.
Order now. Safe delivery guaran-
toad., Blake Vannatter, Ballinafad,
Ontario. . 9-11liil.E4ipd.
ion sans-A rsssi-i_ canvas
cow four years old. Apply to Tho-
mas Euston, Hampshire.
- 9-1liM2lBl2lpd.
FOR SALE-SHARES IN A PAIR
of genuine Island bred black foxes,
Dalton and Rayners stock, positive-
ly the best proposition yet offered,
` for full information apply in per-‘
son or write S. A. McDonald, Ch'-
Town, 'K-Mhltf.
ibn same, z mm annex sn.-
vor foxes, one pair of very dark
patches (breeders). Splendid color
and well furred. Prices, etc., ap-
ply "C.," Box 41, Alberton.
9-11M1w.
FOR SALE, FARM AT GULF
Bhors. Cumberland County, N. 8.
Contains 800 acres, 100 acres un-
der cultivation, balance well tim-
bersd, 80 rds. from school, good
orchard, good house, and other
_ ‘FEMALE IIELI'
WANTED AT P. E. I. HOSPITAL,
._t]_o housemaid_s._ 9-10Mtf
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
. Typewriter Co., lid
Halifax, Sf.'»lo|i_i_i
make it the BEST BILLING
housework in family of three.
§Ai.1'isi.Ani?` WANTED .rr
Apply at Boston 5 & 10~ cent
girls to learn the milllncry
ness. Apply to Moore & McLeod.
WANTED A1' orvcs A Gini. `
general housework in a small
ough__ 9 10
housework, one who und
Ap-
ply at this odice. 9-1lMtf.
ONCE.
mpc. store. 9-ioMs'i .
wAN'mcn-Afr onoic six sniorrr mad t° health by “sms
busi-
9-10Mtf.
FOR
fam-
ily. Apply at 36 Upper Hillsbor-
e
B . - lVl6lDfl.
WANTED, A GIRL FOR GIilNEI` AL
i°sf.¢»nds‘
~ That pain in the back
is caused by diseased _-kid'
neys. Get on the right
Rexall Kidney Pills, -a
preparation that is fully
guaranteed b ns. Money
back if dissalisiied. Price
a box 5oc, three boxes for
$r.25, six boxes for $2.50.
The McKinnon Drug _
plain cooking preferred. Apply to
Mrs. J. 0. Sims, 279 Richmond
sshiti
st. _ - .
LOSEIE
‘ Co . corner Great George
and Kent Streets. * ` 7
5-zrdrif.
0 Y
Eigdg gfett r Bard by lea ing at
ra o t. 9-11M3i d
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MALE IIELI’ ,
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