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Escape Couglisf '
During the fall and
winter months. Its the
neglected coughthat does
the damage. A cough is
pretty sure to go from
bad to wofsc,uuless check-
ed and checked properly
at that. A silenced cough
is not always a cured
cough.
Jamieson;
While Pine and Tar
cures a cough as itshould
be. Contains only nat-
ural cough specifies. Safe
and reliable.
Large Bottle 25::
f J. G. Jamison
Dnuoorsr
The Medical Hall
 --M
4 Every Home I
should have au alarm clock.
You need one for these dark
mornings, it’s the thing to
wake you ou time.
A rum si oo. | 25, I so
-Guaranteed-
mg B... $5.00 ’
G.H . Taylor
Jeweler 8; Optician
NEW KING GEORGE HOTEL
_Wm. HONBOUFQUETIE. Mir.
‘l’Pr\vate_ Bathpf Running Water and,
ling Distance eiephones in all rooms
 .‘§al'll‘.°..s'i'.“.l’»‘.°..‘i.°.st“.:.~.=..
SYDNEY, N. S
‘ a
Minardit Dinimcnt Cu., Ltd.
Gentlernen,~ In July 1905 I was
thrown from a road machine, injuring;
my flip and back and was obliged to
USE u crutch for 14 months. In
Sept, 1906 Mr. Wm. Outridge of
Lnchute urged me to try MIN.-\Itl'J'S
LINIMENT, which I did with the
iuost satisfactory results and to-day
.i am as well as ever in my life.
Yours Sincerely,
his
` MAT!-IEW x BAINICS.
mark
"Over 500 selections of ladies
lultings and 75 in coatings from
which to choose at D. A. Bruce.
9-20Mt.L
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Mrs. llousekeeper
(Don’t Bakei
BUY
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Camerons llome-Made
Bread 0
` (name on. every liar)
Non: » -, _ 1
Our Bread wlllsurpriae you with its
crilpldelicats substance and its delightful
flavor and creamy richness.-Every day
in the week over |000 people in Chariot
teinwn enjoy eating our Bread-Ave you
one of them.
EWEN CAME`RON
(Expert Baker)
Q Next week  appar or gum the hair or soil the pillows
No. 5 “sd” of the series.
P. L- SMALLWOOD -
Cc., Corner Great George and Kent
l Sts. mtf.
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J. P. HOOD
. 1.. naw " " ' _-
Prss.and Kaa.Diraosor I l “ml-IWW”
n. K. ounaks-ntfilv
liyiyweol Horni ` Daily 'olisnwslsf Evolll Dali
aa.¢n'|.| him... mi? s bulrpuoa Hou da-1
nt News and Editgrial D P nor!!
‘ " Iiizyhlhhonestliandlll
N”Pioaso address all cpmmunioations to The Uharlottstown Guardian Dunn b E A L" er “__ P
_ _ _ _ - o, y . _ coat . -.
being extended in the Sydneys; New'
Glasgow, N. S., is making gigantic
strides; Amherst and St. John are
following suit with factories and de-
velopment work. .-'ill these will mean
an addition of many thousands to the
population in these provinces. In our_
These conditions should be reqkongtl
Canada and particularly of Prince!
acres of land in this irovince are
land anywhere in the west. For spec-
ulating in buying and selling land\
the west has had a magnificent car-_
eer and has made many wealthy,|
some of them Prince Edward Island-=
ers. but that businessis now practi-
East, must go to work for a living.
The experience of those who have
tried both East and West goes to
show that for straight, profitable
farming the East is infinitely super-
ior to the West. Comparing results,
acre for acre, in the yield on Prince
Edward Island farms with that in the
west, we find that the results are
preponderatringly in favor of Prince
Edward Island.
Now with our nearest markets
shall continue to be the Chief Cai-“CFB
to the larger markets. Our facilities
for transporlation are being improv-
ed yearly. We can now ship our ,pro-_<
ducts summer and winter and with-
out any considerable delay.
lt now remains for us to prepare.
institutes and the illiliitllf-€S BN Cell*
»~
with the new conditions, ascertain
mgnd and make their preparations
and land must no long" 71° Waited'
The product from c\erY MF” 13"” be
doubled, maxed, quadrupled. and it
nn instance in which over $800 was
realized from an acre What would it
two on every farm were made ai pro-
ductive as this? And this is possible.
Everybody who can secure an acre
of land in Prince Edward Island
should do so now for no brighter
prospect ever arose before any pro-
vince than that which we are facing
today. And our prospect is in our
lwhich have never failed.
_ 'raxa'rroN.
Taxation, or rather the present
system of rtaxation, is one of the
great handlhzaps of the present age
and one oi the future problems of
government will be to find 5 remedy,
Briefly our present system is no-
thing more .nor less than the imposi-
tion of a tax on improvements. Ex-
amples of thie truth of this statement
are scattered thickly over bur pro-
vince, in our towns and in the city of
Gharlottetorm. In the rural sections
two farms lie side by side. They both
consist of the same number of acres.
Une is owned! by s. thrifty progressive
farmer. He erects modern bfl1ildings,_
has his fences in good shape, he rais-
es the best bireeds of animals and his
crops bear testimony to his progress-
ive and hard work. `
His neighlior owns tumble down
buildings, dobrs unhinged, windows
hroiren fenues scattered over his
fields, his .stock is scrub and his
Crops are in keeping with the sur-
roundings. The iormer is taxed to the
lust dollar's value; the latter wig);
his acres wasted is also tax-
ed to the value not of the land
he has wasted but of the buildings
and stock and crops which are al-
fH0Bl¢ Valuelezss. The former pays tax-
cs on his thrift, the latter on his
want of thrifft.
ln our cities two equally valuable
lots lic side by side. One is improved
with buildings or shops or factory
and is taxed accordingly; the other,
'rRexall ‘-".73" Hair Tonflc is is
splendid prepiaration for promoting 5
healthy cimillntion of the blood
throughout i:'he roots and scalp, pro-
'll' th 'th h 1'-
vi ing em wi t e reqluired nou
lshment and promoting a new healthy
growth of hiair. Rexnll I-hair Tonic
has a pleasing .odor, does 'not grease
or clothing. Two sizes price 50c and
$1 per bottle. The McKinnon Drug
Desirable
For Saleby Auction
I am insthucted by Mr Charles H. Chandler to Sell by
auction at the premises ou Wednesday the 2oth day of Nov-
ember at 12 o’clock noon. His desirab e residence situated on
the corner of Weymouth and F
one and half story dwelling h
ncw) the house has hill modem
with the latest uglto-date Hot Water System. -
The lot is a ut 84 feet square and the Buildings so sit-
usted that a fine building lot on the corner could be sold to
advantage if desired.
R; BEAIRSTO  
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Ccflaéff
itzroy Streets, consisting of a
ouse and large barn (nearly
conveniences and is heated
f
4 .
able. We notn by, our late exchanges
that the questions as to whether the
seuloual indemnity of a member of
the 'Dominion lbarii-nent can hs al-
sissed, has been raised before the
Court of Revision in St. Catherines.
` WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER zo, |911. the author of the Marriage Bill whol
is protesting against an income tax
BRIGHT PROSPECTS' of $2,000 upon his parliamentary al-
,rhsm is no doubt that than is in about to be granny mlm_g°d_ the “_ lowancc, Mr. Lancaster, cited test
cases in support of his contention
U10 il1lm¢1iiili¢ future a l>0ri0<‘l Of \“1”`mand for our farm products greatly’
precedented prosperity for Prince Ed-'ina-e,,e¢_ we glmuld 1,; getting ready _$h°u(§"mtt°g th°1“d;m;m';_°:dt;::
ward I'l““d- *md ii' b°h°°"°° °“"`to cater to and to hold these mark- 8 ou" mga' - B 9° r
if the court confirms the assessment
l t l d ~
P°°P_ ° ° “et them” "°“_l“ ref* l“°°°_ets. Other producers have their eye he Wm wma, it and will "gm it to
for lt' In °‘"' mmket cm" m am on these markets also but it will not the mst “np
_rineig___i;r/;:_1_|_;_ pro\\_1_T_c_:; devee1op_l__r\oe_r;_t tis he _forgotten that heretofore Prine: Poubue" the only remedy for this
. g'  I B ar a . o,f‘*d“'“rd ‘Island has been the c _e iniquity will be found when the Pinch
be spent on railway and harbor rm- source of suppiy hlthel-t0_ 1; remains _ f
catches the law makers, themscl.Vl98-‘
Provements in.Halifax; industries are'with ourselves whether or mot we At present an tu is paid largelylq'
those whose incomes are measurable
salaries while those whose incomes
are hidden under- mortgages and oth-
icr investments are allowed to e8C&D0-
There is g, fertile field open for thu
political inventor who will apply his
ingenuity to the solution of the gen-
own Plfovince the car-ferry and the re- _The matter before us is a purely eral question of tatauom
building Of U16 Pfillce E*lW1\l"dlSlB“d,\,uBinegg proposition and must he ~~_~~---~~~-
railway, the building of piers, ac.,'dmlt with in 8 business “.ay_ Here. NOTES.
means increased employment. more I toyore our farmers have been supply- It is earnestly hoped that the eww
lpeople and conse:|uent.y n.o.~e niark-ling the markets bliUd\Y and at hav' fathers will take note during these
et' i ihawrd. They are now organized WW liquid days, of the condition of the
streets crossings and, when the street-
with now_ The westward pull islt__auz¢d_ Through we ,_ (enum or. nakinlg season again an.i‘.ea_ make
slackenmg and the people of Eastemlvanization they mlm! get in t°“°h such provision ss will prevent for all
time to come such mud wading HS
Edward lsland are beginning to real-'what pmdmls are in greatest de- has been indulged in this augumm
ize that for farming purposes a few - ' Uhm-10¢te¢0\v|1 has most creditable
_ ‘,\¢¢~0r;iingly_ The day of scientific, in- streets and sidewalks but the cross-
worth more than a whole secticn oli__ensi\,e_ ,,p_tD_da¢_e farming has come ings, or rather where t_he crossings _
ought to be,-are a nuisance. Atten
tion to this-aided by recollection of
the present, wlli be a great i'mI>l'0V°'
_,an be done We gave the other day < ment and we have no doubt it wililbfi
given at the first opportunity. COD-
crete crossings are not too much of a
cally over and the West, like the%mean to the pmvinu; U an acre orlluxury for a city like Charlottetown.
Ln Tunes" soo_RCHED-
.___
OTTAWA. November 19.-L0
Te the French paper sufferod 5
_insured.
..__,__.-------
NIAGARA ICE BRIDGE.
` NIAGARA FALLS. Nov. 19-This
winter, to prevent fatalities, such as
soil and climate, natural resources occurred 'last YGBI. D0 °“° Wm 5° al'
lowod to Cross the Nidgtfil- i°° b¥°idZ¢-
an eye-sore and a waste, is taxed, not' -- `
on the value of the \land which is Palo, Run-dowr;,h Ane.6l_|:_l0_-‘R%St0P°d
just as valuable no that of the neigh- ’°° H” ‘ by ° '
\’°"' bm' °“ um v°1“° M M" v“l“°` Miss Katharine Burns of _ New-
1¢BS \>“il<1l\\S!- ' ' ton, Mass., says; About six months
In such 3 system as this there is ago I was in B mmqown cum-“ug”
BIIIF. '
$50,000 ross by ure last nisht- It W"
-- 1.__l‘¥_/'I _IOUSI 0! QUALITY--; _
., _ .
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Great Bargain Days.-al Palons
_ 0 So asto |nske‘llvely sellinp _ , 2 `
and give the country people a chance t0`pariiclpsle`
in the following bargains:-_
f’atoo’s have decided to cut the prices onrthc following, lines for
two days. The lines consist off Siockings,Waists, Underwear. helumds,
Feather Boss. Coat Sweaters, Shirts, M¢n’s Ties, Cashmere lfoaiery, cols;
Stoclrinls. Shirts. Ffanncletie. Blankctting, lied Covers. Sateens and several
lines of clothing, also Girls' Jackets. ` .
2 special lines in fun will also he offered at a remarlalfc low price
Ilere.area few special prices that ought to make thrifty buyers alot*
F M¢n's Coat Sweaters, plain and color-
9 id with ard without collar, worth a SI M
' `    ...for 73:
I  Heavy Fleeccd Shirts 90c for......75¢
I -_-
l\`o. 1 Pen Angle Underwear per suit
Choice from our new fall stock of
eut’s ties worth up to 85c for  Silo
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From the Ladies Depl.
_ 33° Hose for  ____25c _ Clearance line of Men’s Soft front
 Jjc Undgf Vestg _ _ _ uzsc   f0f... .. .....-.» ...-..»»~¢¢.......... 
 35c Drawers......  2 , ;
E Sweater Coats.-......$l.25 § B°Y5 Wat 5W°3t°"5 ‘f"°"h “P t° 85°
§ PATONS i size 24 to 3o ...'...49c
._  . ........... ._ 35° set of back combs and side combs
S ‘   ......2Ze
 a Seamless cashmere hose 33c _value
P A T 0  S 
Heavy worsted stockings 2 r~2 _ribb
__ all sizes....... 
Fill'  G0i)dS` A 36 Ladies'_Waists,Taii§iied__at\;d white
. ‘ -  “_ embroidered size 36 to 42. ig _ mus-
_ i::i;:f.r.::r.2;'  2.: ---1. --1--»’-P to on -» -fl-y,f3_;
M, ,,,_,m,ng  7,,    _...ss _
(72 lncheswide) ' '
no encouragement for the man who ang my bioofwas vi? poor.-I 348
~ 1 4 ta en severe medcnes prescr
would mgpmve hls Topaz? M; HT; by physicians, but they sevmod to
“dd ti’ t 'irfmeri x;°:g° ati; ‘iaxat do me no good. Finally Vinol was `
PY0Vin°°- 9 0115' el! m I ` recommended, and from the first
ion is that on the land. When one bottle I noticed A great _ improve- _ Dmgget
runs to improve nic land and is un- ;uv_ni.t1 have germ si; boct1es__snf1__I . .l3c Striped Flannellett ....l0c
able to Day his taxes he will be l2:;thseS::;gB';‘:_n.°‘ we ns ° er' $l.25 BlanlKetlng........$l.0§
Ollliged t0 mnke T001” f°f °“° _Wh° Vinol is the greatest body builder ffl' Clmks
can. _ and strength creator we know of-» $3.50 Boys Reefets ... .$|.43
48: Drugget.... ......._39¢
5.1¢ " aliwool ......39c
551: Black and Red  394:
Big lot of Ladies’ Underwear in gre
or white.Vest or drawers..............._...25{ f
Ladies’ don’t missi'ttl\ir_.`f
chance
is likely in the near future to b_e__r‘i_!‘
ai-iiiherskinrwillchap during the raw.
chilly winds of fall and winter, but
nation Cream. Heals che/ps and
cracks over night. A delightful toilet
` The other iniqpitous system of tax- {-_he cu__;:it.eige e_l’Umt;:te 0:” th; 33;!
_ _ ivcr, , y e oo -in .
ation is that on incomes. This also atm thmmg properuu of tonic iron
|18
contained in -Vinol, retltoro the 1614331'
~ing ingredients to the blood, and the
result is health, strength and vigor.
cmmot remain long “fm using (,-ar. _If you need building up try a bottle
of Vinol with the understanding that
your money will be returned if it
does not help you. E. A. Foster,
article. Price 251:. Bold only by J- G.
gigt 11 'lmtf Central Dru store
Jamieson, Drug . . ° - 8 -
|_ =a_,g_ _ _ ____ _ ____ __l§e_,,5- 
The Time
I _is Now
will wish that you had invested in a
safe. A policy drawn on any of the
insurance.
to Insure
---Today
After the tire is over. after your property has been destroyed, you
gond tire insurance policy.
But that‘s the wrong time to look after the matter. _ _
The time to protect your property is right now while |t'a seemingly
companies we represent costs little,
does much, protects you on every point. safeguards your interests every
hour ofthe dmv. takes all worry and care from your shoulders and assures
you that no mhtler what happens your interests will be attended to.
Call in today and see what a few cents will bring you in good fire
W. K. Rogers C0. Ltd
84 Gt. George St.
PATONS _
+~ __ . + ored,choiceat.......  ...._....`_'..9f¢
1
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’ Asnapi eri l¢`rt,` ttli'
MEN S College coats thing for streel1wZai,ali§uts5d ai 13225 fo:
25-p. c. oil °=S‘=- c 0 
l'”_'3° A""ilm°“t md ‘lf Another lot`of our Special Skirts, in
° z" Blue, Black or Grey.....................$Z'2$
|n|.r riucl-: ' »
.u nur. wiv.: c.i|..- on ,h5§,§30‘{{;‘f'°“'“°°“”‘ °* °=‘“"i“€ °‘ 54
$12.00 °"'°°‘*' $14.00 - 
_ IIALF PR|¢E Big offer on Ladies’ Coat Sweaters
extra value...  
_ P A T 'O N S Your choiceat 1-3 ssveii
M ’ R ad ` _
34 in heavy striped flannelette reg. M33: Rceefe¥st°2;n\:1lov?\e
uier r3c. on Friday ..... .. .... ....|0¢. and blue, all sizes  $5 Q6 57.
BWV? EU8ll1‘h fl°11\1¢l¢if¢. four your choice at. . . . . . . . . I.. . .. ... I-3 off.
patterns. just the thing for men’s and
::>_;v;;=_’l  about sw rlrds I4, ls, 0IlC  UIVCG 
wdrih I-4 more Patons ....lle‘l'.'. (iollllgf. .nu 3% silt'
HEAVY wnrrs BED QUILT,
25 p. c. of all hard hats. this years
and heel of medium
and fashionable.
Regals all the rest of
One of our
:Stir fsllyllesmd G 0 f f  1° O S, for hard usage
m1l';val Boots for Iflerlzll _wack mis Cham-et 'lm “_ 1 
Its shape welcomes the foot, straight
inside, sweeping outside, short vamp, toe
height, comfortable
i It- you wear this shoe you'll want
your life.
Black lliingi
_ _Calf Blu: Boot..
Asireitahoe
Themostwidely so1ds¢yle_zn-America _ __  _ __ __ 
big size $1.35 value for. . . . .. . . . . .$i.l5
A few week end Special Quilts 90:.
Great Wearcrs, those Huck Towels
36x 16 for.............,,,,,______g0¢_
\ ,
For Mothers to
know
This will make mothers glad.
ro _ Boy’s Reefers, sizes 3 to 5
years. last years stock worth from
2-75 to 4 5o each your choice. .l.S8__
Another lot of n Boys Reefers.
at! 3io6yean,- worthupto 325
steals ~ -~¢oa¢saao»sp»a»”¢.f”
‘Fancy twceda, and blue molten
:od beaver, some with brass but-
&l- ' s
Fifty three ' 'u fc
.dd dm pdfpgigem or fail
stock. _ '
Save a la-4 of a dollar
Meds Tweed caps, fur band,  `
4
lular75cvaiuefor.........,,...,.,
Q _
Heres a snap 2
Men’s Cravenettc Reefers 7 in lot
sizes 36 to 44 worth up-to _I3/50' 
' 5
°&ty0\lelsoes~ ¢¢»»»»»¢ .sou 
'Boys' overcast: ‘ I-31 oiif I
39”' velvet collar Ovemssts' ,iii
sizes 5to16years_ ;.3_p__¢_°f|‘__|§.5¢,
*Fwd also blue and biaeh Helios,-_ _ ,
lllli rue¢_ovu'm's_.~_
Menwtveai ’0vueo‘ao; -vain not
lar Chesterfield Style. ra. fr 
16-75 your eholoeaci. ..` .  I
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