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' _~ PAGE SIX _' .- , ...Mm LATEST NEWS -W. THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN  I' irnwr or 'ALL ' ” ""` ` / ‘ _ _NOVEMBER lffffram
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wily ‘ ’ ' 2 - utm-ly naman with
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Chaps
The cold raw winds will
soon usher iii the season of
chaps a_iid red, roughencd
skin. 'l`lie variable tem-
peratures, too dry or foo
wet has heretofore uiacle it
an almost impossible task
to try and keep a good coni-
plexion duringcold weath-
er. This full :ind winter
you need not bf: troubled
with :i single chap if you
defend your coiiiplexioii
with
Jamieson’s
Carnation Cream
'l`liisis:1 driiiityrreziiny, -
Cooling prepnrniioii that
liealscliaps. roiigliiiess and
the iiiilziiiii-cl eoiidifioli Of
the skiii ns if by niagic.
\\'e \\':int to i'L-turii your
inone_\' if not siifisfzietory.
Price 25c laoiile.
J. G. JAMIESUN
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SOME UNITED STATES
Under the present high tariff in the
'United States so little of our farm]
produce is exported to that country and 50 per cent
-that few of our readers may have
itaken the trouble to acquaint them-
selvcs with the rate of customs du-
itics or the state of the 'produce mar-
lkets across the border. The negotia-
ltious for reciprocity, now begun. will
natiirnlly cause new interest in such
linatters. Our enterprising farmers,
ldairyinen and stock-raiscrs will want
to know what the duties iiow are,
land what will be the chances of their
're-eiitering the \'ew England iiiarketsyl
_sp long closed to them, should the hamp tells that 50310” wguld want
iduties on farm products be renio\'ed;4_500,000 ms, of turkey for Thanks.
or considerably reduced. We suhjoin
ia table of Anieriean duties on some
larticles in the production of \\'hich't;;i;i0nS for Saturday last inclniled
, i
Guardiaii readers are more particu-
larly interested;
| to 25 cents; rump steak--25 to 30
' Barley, :su cts. per bushel. |
l lieef, mutton and pork, 2 cts. pericents; pork, fresh-16 to l8 cents;
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flutter, 6 cts. per lb.
Vattle, over one year old, 27§ per_
cent.
Vlivese, G cts. per lb.
liflils, i cfs. per dozen.
Fish, smoked, dried, § cent. perlh.
I-`r:iits, apples, 25 cts. per bushel.
Hnnis and bacon, 5 cts. pcr lb.
Huy, $4 per ton. _
DUTIES A.\'D PRICES.
Hides, raw or salted, 15 per cent
Horses, $30 per head.
Knit goods, wool, 44 cts. per lb-
Leather iiianufactures, 35 per cent.
Oats, 15 cts. per bushel.
Pickles, 40 per cent.
Poultry, dressed, 5 cts. per lb.
Potatoes, 25 cts.
Skins, tanned and dressed, 20 per
cent.
Vegetables, 25 per cent.
Wheat, 25 cts. per bushel.
Wool, first-class, 11 cts. per lb.
Wool, second-class, 12 cts. per lb.
As will be seen at a glance, most
of these duties are absolutely prohi-
hitoiy But the Boston Post just to
giving,-worth P6 to 32 cents per
pound. And the Post’s market quo-
the following: Sirloin .roast beef-20
cents; laiiib, hind qiiarters-15 to li
fowl-18 to 20 ceiits~_ butter, fresh-.58
cents; good creamery-32 to Siiccnts;
cheese-18 to 20 cents; heuiiery eggs
-50 to 60 cents per dozen. lf the
duty were oil, our farmers would he
getting big prices no\v, but city con-
sumers doubtless think they have to
pay high enough as it is.
I PUBLIC OPINION
DRUGGIST _
(‘ani-idn is committed to build a
mg navy for herself, and although at
1. nie Nllesi rings '
iii jc-\veli'_v and silver novelt-
ies :ire now :irri\'iii_n;_
W'e are prepared for zi big
trade this season with an ex-
tra large stock of the very
newest and most attractive
goods.
\Ve hope to see you when
you are looking around for
something nice.
G. H. Taylor
Jeweler
Phone 115:: J ~ '
the outset of the movement the lead-
crs of both parties in Parliaineiit
were couiiiiitted to the creation ofa
navy, there is evidently a. strong
body of public opinion in the coun-
try advcrsc to what is being- done.l
There are still many who think that
Uanarla does not need a navy at all.
There arc many others who think *ie
better plan of assisting in both im-
perial an'd home defence by sea
would have been hy a money contri-
bution to Great Britain.
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i ' ”  seems to be growing somewhat in
5% other Provinces. Be that as it may,
 l ‘it can be nntiiiiiiiy stated that pub-
CHOC0l.ATliS
Our judgineiit and ex-
perience combine to pro-
diiee the most ;ifii':icii\'e
Cliocolzites. Yon’ll under-
stand the :idvmitngges of
purity in stock and elixirnc-
ter of product. if _\'ou`ll fry
:i box of Rockwood Clioeo-
lates.
Stocked by good dealers
:ill over Canada.
The White Candy Co,l.fd
Si. John, N. B. _
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  tions, We quote;
V  _ "There Ais, surely, ki great deal of
'wuji perturbation in. Cfovernment circles
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High Laced
'Storm Boots
or the mari who is
oors in :ill sorls' o* \v.:a\li:r
Made from lic:iv_v grsiiiilomlicrs
Hen‘| 4.50
' Boys' 5 . 50
ll. Gordon & C0
IF YOU HAVE AN OPIN[ON TO
OFFER ON OUR DECISION AS TO
SELL FOR CASH ONLY AFTER.
JANUARY lS'l`-JUST PASS IT
ALONG T0 US. WRITE A LETTER
AND SEND FIVE GOOD REASONS
FOR ADOPTING THE CASH SYS-
TEM. BEST FIVE REASONS WINS.
Pl'lOWSE_BROS. 11-7df.f.
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I Behind and intermixed with thcsei
*classes are those who contend that
before making so momentous a de-
lpartura the Government should havel
‘consulted the people at the polls.l
Those of this way of thinking say
that Parliament had no mandate to
create a navy. This feeling is strong-
ly asserted in Quebec Province and
_lic opinion throughout Canada with
regard to the navy is in 'a rather
unsettled condition, and this fact is
,now more apparent: than it wal a
year ago.
The St. John Globe, whose vener-
able editor, Hon. J. V. Ellis, is a.
niemher of the Senate and aidbcral
-of the old school, remarks upon some
aspects of thc situation growing.: out
of the recent bye-election in Drum-
mond and Arthabaska. According to
The Globe. on iiicuiriiance in minis-
terial circlcs arising out of that event
is more profound and serious than
had been at this distance supposed.
Senator Ellis, being on the spot in
Ottawa and a supporter of the Ad-
ministration, ought to be well-in-
formed in regard to existing condi-
over the situation as regards the na-
val bill. The growth of opinion in
favor of the ideas promiilgatad and
promoted by Mr. Bourassa has af-
fected the fc`¢~lin;.;s of many French-
Canadian inenibers of Parliament,
who, while they fccl it 0. duty to
support Sir Wilfrid Laurier, are not
willing to risk their seats when they
know that risk means political disas-
ter. ln considering the matter, in
nndeavoring to weigh results, it is
\vell to remember that the average
representative will think first of him-
"Patcnt Medicines of all makes are
coippletely stocked hy us. "Just out"
is seldom uttered by us. Every pack-
age we sell is fresh clean stocklMake
it a point to come here for your
wants in above line. The MacKinnon
Drug Fo., 'C0r. Gt. Geo. & Kent
Streets. drtf.
"Messrs, Miller Bros. are announc-
inga big clearance sale of slightly
used organs. These orgaiis were
takeii in exchange for pianos and
purchased from people leaving the
Proviiice. They have all been over-
Weeks. I 1-14drtf
hauled by an expert and put in good
condition. Head their adv. in this
issue. 11-23d1f.
Brass work af Beer (D.
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Good for
Young Ladies' Bermuda I|land,New York City and
Piano Voting Confeai. _
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Not good
Ten Votes
Trim neatly for filing purposes
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If presented at The Guardian Office before: the above date, I
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fall and winter it is necessary that
MD Tris' NAVY.
self and the safety of his seat, and
that he will regard it foolishness to
godown to death if he can avoid it.
And this must affect the Premier
himself.
"If the represeiitatives of Lower
Canada, in their effort to sustain Sir
Wilfrid, will lose their seats, of what
use is the effort? And what has Sir
Wilfrid to gain by it, if he loses his
supporters. He loses' the cause,
which, by some modification, he
might hold. 'l`his, then, is a situation
with which he must grapple. It is in
the overcoming of a difficult situa-
tion that a statesman displays him-
self. No doubt there is a feeling in
many minds that if Sir Wilfrid loses
his French supporters, the country
will sustain himself, but there is no
evidence whatever up to this moment
'of any willingness of the part of the
(lonservatives to turn to Sir Wilfrid’s
support. We have pointed this out on
several occasions."
But Parliament and the country
must take cognisance of certain facts.
One of the facts is that by an over-
whelming vote of the representatives
of both parties in Parliament the
country was committed to take up
RHEUMATISM
Ciired by Bootli's Kidney Pills
T. E. Foster, of St. John St.,
Fredericton, N. _B., saysi I have found
more actual relief froni Booth's Kid-
ney Pills than in il else I have ever
tried for i‘heuniati'm. The pains in
_,_ my limbs have
B , lessened great-
' Ily and I am
 S better a n d
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° stronger than
 in years previ
ous. My appe-
 tite has been
‘ built up and I
*° eat and sleep
better than I have in over three
years. My general health is greatly
improved and I can credit this only
to Bootli's Kidney l‘ills."
This is the Booth Kidney Pill way.
These wonderful Pills are sold under
a guarantee to refund your money if
they fail to relieve any suficrer from
llhcui1iutisii\`or any trouble having
its origin in the Kidncys. They cure
Bai-kaclie, dull shooting pains, thiak
and cloudy urine, gravel and stone,
rhcumatism and all diseases of the
kidneys and bladder.
Booth’s Kidney Pills are sold by
all riruggists nnd dealers, 50c. box, or
postpaid from The li. T. Booth Co.,
Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont. Sold and guar-
anteed by Gco. E. Hughes, city.
u Bo“_S_n
lurdoek Blood litters
(lured Thom.
Mrs. John H. King, J0hDsf»01\» N-B-1
writes:-“ Last summer I was very much
troubled with boils, and my face and
body were literally covered with them.
A friend advised me to take Bin-dock
Blood Bitters. I got three bottles' and
before I had taken all the first one my
boils began to go awayl I had just taken '
a few doses out of the last one when they
all disappeared. My husband has also
used Burdock Blood Bitters with much
laeiiefit."
Boils in themselves are not a danger.
ous trouble, but still, at the same time,
are very painful. They are caused en-
iinqy by bud blood, and to get rid of
them if. is necessary to put the blood in
good condition, and for this purpose
there is nothing to equal that old and
fried remedy, Burdock Blood Biltcrs.
Manufactured only by The T- Milbllm
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont '
the work off naval defence. Another
'uct is that so far as is apparent the
Goveriiment's plan of proceedure has
a much larger support in the country
than any other plan yet iiroiioiinded-
The country has gone too far to re-
cede. And we are inclined to think, if
the (lovernmeiit but stcdfastly ad-`|
heres to its policy, the insurgency in”
Quebec may abate as rapidly as it
has arisen. Should it turn out other-
wise, the louder' the Nationulists
shout “No Navy" the more determin-
ed will be the resolution outside of
Quebec to go forward and build.
An Opposition member of the Com-
mons has given notice of a hull to re- i
duoe the duty on agricultural iniple-l
ments and machines. This is only- tol
mzosin
with pleasure.
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The Store For Correct Clothes
Clothes you can wear with Pleasure
I<`l{E.-\l{ CLO'l`HF.S :ire dead and the few that remain uuburied :ue
i'.'ipidl_\' being fg_';itlie1‘e<l in.
The num flint wears our sort of clothes can wear them in any czuiipniiy
Their style, tlie fit and riclmess of texture is always very gi'atifyi1i_g' io
THE `i\l.f\N inside of tlieni.
l SUITS $6.00, 8.00, l0.00 T0 23.00
I OVERCOATS 6.00, 7.50, 9.50 T0 22.00. I
I rnousi-:ns 1.50, 2.50, 5.00 ro 4.50.
bring the matter before Parliamciii..
The Opposition has no power. to
change the tariff. Only the Govern-
ment, supported hy its majority can
do that. But the duties must be rv-
diiced. ln the most important ll-nc.~:
of agricultural implements the Vau-
adian duties are highcr than the Ani-
erican. How long will our fn-i'un»rs
consent to pay from 175 per cent on
mowing machines and hinders up to
20 per cent on horse rakcs, plouglis,
hai'i'ows and cultivators, 25 pei' cent
on farm wagons, and 35 per cent on
liiiugies? Every tool of the fai'nier's
trade is taxed while he sells his sur-
plus products iii open competition
with all the world.
HORSE NOTES.
Yesterday morning R. Bruce Mc-
Millan, tlic well known liorseinaii ou
the Brackley Point Road, shipped ii
handsome pair of draft iillies, Z
years old, that weighed 2,600 lbs, al-
so a general' purpose horse, to tires-
or McLean, L-llenirarry, N. S. Une of
the fillies was sired by liord Aber-
deen and the other by (`i‘own Rights
and were pronounced by competent.
judges to be one of the finest pairs
to leave thc Province this fall. (lun
of the fillies was pureliascd from
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\Vc have zi vcry select stock of
Jewelery, etc, suitable for Xmas
presents, which we will be \'er_\‘
pleased to show you.
We make no extra clinrge for cn-
graving articles pureliased from us
but ask our patrons to make their
selections early so we may have en
graving done in first class miiimer.
C. W.J Patterson
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During thc cold damp weather of
proper care should be taken of the
cliildren‘s footwear, so that they
may be brought up strong, healthy
men and women. In this line we
excel with fit and worknianship
and the price of Our Own Make
are 65c to $1.05 for children, Miss-
es, 89c to $1.55, and youths’ and
boys' $1.30 to $2.50 per pair.
The Daisy Rubbers and over-
shoes for f-it add durability,
off ros.
"M SLEIGH """'\
T I N G
Bring in your sleigh and
have it painted before the
Loun es
Stifp in, Sir, and see what fi splend’d Suit or Overcozit at 9.50 or i2.oo will
buy soc the fruit of fine clothes iiiziking.
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and Couclies
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and couches iii this _qrezi
_ “Final Clean Out bale”
of furniture. F\'e1'y nrt-
icle has got to go.
You’\‘c never had ri
better buying chance or
you never will have ri
better chance to buy high
grade furniture :it the
cost ol' cheap, tr;isl`iy
goods. _ `
Included in this saving
of lounges :uid couches
:ire all the very finest
niziterials. .
Lounges
$6 50 for $4.00
rush. Have yours done now
and be all ready by the
time your neighbor begins
to think about it. We
guarantee you satisfaction.
FRED. C- WALLER
203 ion si.
7.00 for 4.5o
7.50 for 5.00
9.oo for 6'.oo
Coaches
7.oo for ‘4 50
7.50 for' 5.00
ni roidery linens at Beer _
Rnd Rose mociiiip, I.n<l;;c Prince Q weeks "_l4drug BOLD MORE Hr§GI:1I`H(1lTRAI!l_I
lddiinrd, ri.1l.l<I., 'l`\irsilay, lien, lil. ' THAN EVER I 1 1
M OF THE DEPAllTMI*JNT. AN
5-H|pp;_\,~(; ,\,'p;\v3_ "Fall ncckivear in new shapes and IS ONLY (.lO`MMENUING~ Cl
__..a Isilks. A gorgeous array, 50c,'AND LET US SHOW YOU
E,,,_,.,.,.,] N,,\»_ 23___c¢,.m,,_-.F A_ W, l‘af.oii's. ll-22dtf. ONE PRICE MEAl`¥§\'FU`;,OB
i’orl‘_\'. Howes, Boston. T  I. ,___ B . ® §})`¥(`_g%}CT;RNqO'}IgAI;iACA}N-WHEN
('leared, Nov. 22 - Sclir. llcrcivrtl 3 ¢ "gen ana S af eer ‘A 1 ` ‘ ` "
Il. l‘iirk.=i_ Sclirader, Nortli Sydiiey. p CHOOSE .HlnRl:.. MOORE sill*
Weeks. ' ll-I4-drff iiaon. 11-ziiiu _
,i A53 U I.; IN G T() 14 DAYS_ _ - “We can please any maii's fancy!
I U l` S UR "__ | ~s'i',\Nrii~ii.ii's u-ND E it W F1 A R Flin shirts. spiemini values nsizi
- V, ~ , .; ~ -_ ,, t _, _ ie\N nn nouonr as oi-mai' IF ohio-S fromssc-. ni $1.00. Priori
lflvoiliiig or l’rotriidin;; l'iles’in G to ‘UN I'~ E~ l~ Oli IN CANADA- ASK '-”*
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1"Zl;len’s vlilocho Hlovcs. Rcilular l tciiim ° ° - u .
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» With the >:i\'iueiits of small irciiiiiuiis you are liiulilllii
at Extraordinary yourself eligililclfoi' tlie old age peiisions.
P ' Store for ai minute into the future~» pay zi few cents ri dn)
rlces :ind in exchange reap the benefits in your old age when l'0“
really require assistance and comfort.
Be inilependeiilf- siziiid on your own resoiii‘cc.-‘.-tzilce out
tional wllllcs .fn ](,m,Q.,,Sl ri Czinuda I.if`e Polic ._ “.0 can ii » ii one wifliiii your
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Call or write us.
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