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Brushes
We see to it in` our
buying that only ,the
teeth-saving kind of
tooth brushes are in
our stock. It costs but
little more to éarry
such brushes than it
does to have a stock
composed of the ineffi-
cient kind.
\Ve have the brushes
of the most reliable
makers. You won’t
have to pay a fancy
price fora tooth brush
here. We have good ,
ones as low as loc and I
from that up to 5oc. 1
It will pay you to sel- l
ect your next brush l
from our stock. ’
].G.]amieson
D DRUGGIST
7 Bride
Ifyou happen to bc one of the
rr-.any persons wanting ai
Wedding Gift
and not knowing just what lo
buy, we ask the favor ofari in. 
sycciionnf ourlnrge and well ,A
assorted stock of 
Silverware and f
Cut Glass T
ll. Taylor ;
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Jewel” iisnpnns colurno nuns. on House or common, i., 189,, Bon,
-_ . ~Hil~ Wilfrid and Mr Borden come to
 l imnrlottefown is to he especially us to speak upon the political qiies.
W/ lfnvnred during the next few weeks tions of the day, ol which reciprocity
//// lwith the privilege of seeing and hear- is the l0i~nm0st_ and which they
ling three men of more than ordinary view from opposite political stand
;_ », leniinenco in North American state af- points. Mr. Borden has visited thc
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, land leader of the Liberal party in September l3, Hon. William Jennings
l(.‘i-mods. He may be said also to bc Hr nn will ad '
, y dress s mass meeting
za _ Ilthtcpforenlost pllblic man of thc Dn~ hero on s subject not yet .snyiguiicgil
4 _ iminlon rind divides with the lute Sir Mr Bryan is famous as ii asf. Demo
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NOW’S THE TIME;
to order your coal. /\ full bin now means
no worry in the fall when thc bad wcrltlier
comes along. _
A. Pickard & Co.
l‘h one 240.
gl;;itséi8rAly_yoii with sll kinds of the very
Business for Sale,
A good business stand situafedl
on railway, in centre of one ofthe
best farming sections of the Island
as for sale, either with, or wifliou
.ill stock of general merchaiilise
For full particulars 'apply by letter’
to "BUSINl£SS."
care Guardian
3'7d¢f Ch’town. l
Slater
Shoes
For the young men who,
ilie “file tlli11g"in l"qq(q¢5|»,;
and wlo want to keep upl
with the band wagon, tlieyl
will find that the “Slater
Shoes" will fill every requir@-l
ment.
The stock, the cut and the
Shoe Making are calculated to
fill the “long felt want” of the
Smart Young Dresser. _
From $4.00 up.
Goff Bros,
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l“Y0ur great man ,doubles the value t
` lol ull U10 Others he is i" °°"ta°t tellectual barrcnness? '
plores the dearth of great men in l-he
nies
world at the present time. It is true 0
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that in literature, oratory, arf.. WF' S
haps too in statesnianship and war- W
fare, we look to past generations for
the great names. In mechanical in- reason for some searchings of heart.
vention and iicliievemcnt there were G,-eat Bi-itBi_n_ with ii pgpulnloii 0|
never, perhaps, greater men than the lou,
inventors, the engillecfs. the b“lld°"5- y
the industrial captains of the age in S,_,e,,,.,¢i-_ Shakespeare' Ral°lgli_ Bacon
which we live. And perhaps it should R
be admitted that in other lines it is yea,-,_ 1503 to 1532 sh, pi-oduiieil
harder to achieve such elevation as Miltom }3ii¢l¢i-_ Bimyam Dryden and
constitutes greatness in these days LOcke_
than it formerly wus. Is it that the A
g0“9“*1 level "l lmelligence' charact' lia give to literature, to philosophy,
er and performance has been lifted 0
lillwords so that the mnuntains,,We are producing minerals and -met-
d\vurf€ll M’ the rising table l““d"‘~`als, lumber, grain and cattle, manu-
mny Still Stand “E high “S before fucturing manythlngs, and building
above Ben level'-’ great works and growing rich, but
ff C0\lfSB» if the °h"l°e were between are we producing men and women at
a iiizh overuse nf nbilitv 'md W°“‘ their best? is it not true uint in
dfling. “`ith0“l9 the one U" two im' Canada, the United States and Great
mortals f-0 @6001 Chili” Ol lla” ages' Britain while vastly more is being
we should not hesitate in our choice. written and p,-,Med than ever be.
Better the elevation Of the me than fore, there is lime of it nil that even
dence as a Pastor of Souls is equipp-
ne next generation will rosa? Ana ed for that lush nndnhnlv purpose-
. . _-_ . ~ ' ' ntyou to us you‘ V
the world Still H8009 great men- be is not the commercial spirit of the smce G°d has _ 5°
4 _ have been blessing and consolation.
Umm the “nlvemal greed 1°’ gam' A blessingaby your kind and fathsrly
direction, and a consolation because
wherever duty called you, there was
always a kind and cheerful responne-  C
We assure you that we_will cheer- C
fully co-operatchwilth you in efficting: _ 
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lieritiii-miihriliiririiicriiir iiiiiiir; giiizidernt-I __ ,N0 other Virginia cigarette ln the world 1 th
ions we are fmxinusd tn nmketnnlgln ~ can even enter the sa'me class with these little Zigiierofrreahmaiifeelixiit siilinigimiiiil
O , n ‘ .
il:;l€péJrwlc;lsg}prr;;i:lt toaépccegpathps “mam cyhnders of smoke Joy. v ' pélryéing than we have enjoyed hereto
-  ' When Qne (mm 1; f,|i'_k fi
_ I In ourmodern Canadian factory, the blend 1 why have we beg; af; "$58 genie
in and chtting of the fine, sun-cured Vir inia seeking new or larger merino
‘ Mexico tn W c 1 as A I"
,tobacco are done only by the most expert South 'A,,i§,, ,,,f§ i.-,',‘,,,‘f,,~,¢ W‘§,°,i'§f,‘,‘,‘,
cigarette makers, we subsidised steamers, paying two
M _ _ ' _ niilllon of dollars a year for snbsl
. And the result is unalloyed cigarette delight ;1lesé_ pminlly rdo cnrgyb pn. moan...
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for those who always seek the sign of,tbe I fillers pinning; iiiniii torliiiiinafrpiii
this has been done to make trsds
LB]ack _gat easier and in order that we might
' trade more extensively. All the
' At   Tobacmnuh while our people have found it pro
fitable to trade with the people of
the United States in spite of heavy
duties on both sides.
Almost half our trade ln recent
years has been with our big next
neighbor, chiefly because they pro
- duce so many things that we wsnt
the creation of modern giants. But t
’cnllsc, ns this writcr BDUY Pl-W5 lf.
l
iwitli. He 'sets the pncc. H0 opens
lthr- way. Breathing his atmosphere
'lnicn draw into themselves, insensiblv,
battlefield was worth un army corps. most notable product of No,-gig, Amer.
.ences. iwhole, are devoting their wealth to
i ,, .
The dearth is evident over theft
jwholc world. Germany is lnnkinsl reiiowrnen. still the case is not hope-
i`m0Il8Y‘ hllt “'h¢l`0 "F0 its Gfteflw. “Sl less; the mad race for wealth may be
`S¢`hillf‘-Y. its Kiillf- its B*’f0th0V*m7'bllt an eddy* in the life current of the
Italy has freed herself and is spin-lnation' and we may have B ci-Op 0|
ning and weaving and speculatingiintellggtuals sages' sem-5' philoso.
But where shall wc look for li ncwiphers, poets, `,i,,,l other Himmo,-¢_,,1
Dante, ii l|ew4Raphnol, or Angelo, orilights" lager ,ing Canada is yet
l)n Vinci; where for il Ssvonarola? young, and may yet give attention to
Frrince is'\\'itholit li name to put be- t
side its Pascal, its Racine, its Fone- t
.
briand or its Victor Hugo. Our col-
lGrccian States were noted for their
production of corn, wine and oil, At-
lsonictliing of the secret of his life,it,ca was renowned for its prgrlnoe of
__-lglie vast vitality of his soul. It wnslme,,_
r lsuiil the presence of Napoleon on thelbi-cutiies in history, ,lust now the
  lllnllvr his eye each S0l‘li0" “'85 ‘l0“b1@`ica is its crop of millionaires, among
ihinlsclf. In religion it is the same.|t|i¢\ thousands of whom H saving rem.
fOlie Wesley is worth a dozen Confer-innnt, Perhaps one per cent. of the
are prosperous; but when will
anadn or Australia produce their
hnkespeare, produce a man to stand
ith the Elizabethan giants?"
This touches us closely and gives
to live millions, in twenty-one
ears, 1553-1574, gave birth to
nd Ben Johnson. In ,twenty-four
Well may the question be
sked, when will Canada or Austra-
r to poetry such names _as these?
he prime cause of the prevalent in-
Thucydidce says that while other
And Attica still lives and
be uplifting and betterment of their
he things that are worth while and
hut make for enduring fame.
fnlrs. First wc are to have Sir Wil- Province several times.
Q  Vnrs of _Canadian statcsmanship since several times a candidate for the Pre-
Vfthe linlon of1B67. He will be here siclency of that country, and is also
"" H°l‘t°'"b"r 1~ 'mliil Will hc hifi ,8 noted orator and journalist It is
..  ,  first visit to the province nlnr-@1891. 'non expected is li li ' .
//r Y _  , 7 . .,»u"" .- _ . i l I" HDS ardly desir-
M/// _ :___  ",,,_1»»v. ltobcrt Laird liordcn, the leader ofrablo, that Mr. Bryan shall speak di.
thc Opposition in (innsdrl, will ad-
FUCUY llllon olir 'political slmlrs He
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,dress a public meeting two weeks after is,
h0W€‘/CF. well known as the earn-
rll Wilfrid Lauller`s visit. He has es
led the Conservative party for ten r
years post, and was first elected to'
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~ SHOE POLISH
“Good for Leather-
Stands the Weather”
shines easiest-just; a
dmill, li rllbnnd ther-c's
april' sliinc! Black or
n. at all grocer-s and
shoe stores. gl
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 “/Bys since February last and man
h
uve had difficulty in making ug
their minds upon ii question which
is admittedly complicated and far-.
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 reaching. But so fnr as our informs
` , muff’ Changes of uttitude toward than
against reciprocity.
in the new
o Hy all means let us have n pure el-
 ection. In the election of 1908 the
f advocate of friendly and cordial
elations between the Republic and
the Dominion. Mr.`Bryan has been ,_
somewhat frequent visitor to Canada
and UBS been heard with pleasure by
mmll’ Camldiun audiences.
It will afford our people genuine
satisfaction to' see and hear these
leflflvfn Of political opinion encli of
Whtllm has both"a national and inter-
lfmt reputation, as they discuss
psi' “nt mnttcfs UI Public concern
sn Quad lines. Many will want to
em_ hem an and eV°1'y one who can
Possibly <10 So _should avail thcm-
selves of the opportunity.
my
NOTES.
ft. is hardly 'an effective arguimsiiii
for "’”ll"0CltY that certain ns`wsp,,_
l‘9I`S. like The Examiner of this city
and The (iltizeii of Ottawa' both C0n_
scrvutiver ut llffit Hl-‘0k¢ favorably of
the trade agreement and have since
changed their attitude. There have
hee” m““Y changes of opinion both
 Something has been said about the
trade agreement being made "in se.
--1- cret" and behind "the backs of the
Delliflc." The objection seems to he
a captions one. That is the way all
  tariff changes are made, and all ln.
ternatlonnl agreements as well. If
Monday Aug  sir John Mnaaonnlu has succeeded l..
making ri reciprocity treaty with the
States when he sought to do so, lt.
would have been quite as much a
"secret compact" as that entered in-
  to by Messrs. Fielding and Patel-son,
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Wm. Moran
Principal.
Fil
“Lustre Loom” Uu-
derskirts. Feather light,
silken bright, fashion’s
height and prices right. 6 n ' 0
Sole Agents, 4 &;r.n»i»<lriu ly hu' is ' i n
_'i Wrod Islands, Thursday, Aug 24th, a
tion goes there have been of late Hal `
to be Announced later. l
the statement. "We will refuse to he
responsible for, or to pay any bill for
liquors, or other illegal or undesir-
able purposes." We presume tbe Con-
servative candidates' will be equally
adverse to all corrupting agencies.
::Strong, fine, silky hair is easily
'secured if you use Hexsll “93" Hair
Tonic and Dsndruf! Cure. This pre-
paration feeds the hair-roots, revives
the color, feeds the scalp and makes
the hair, rich, glossy and silky. A
Sterling preparation of which wc’re
sole agents. Price 50c. and $1.00 a
bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Oo.
drtf.
ADDRESS 'AND PRESENTATION
Rev. Bernard Gillis, D. D. -
Rev. and Dear Sir:-Allow usv-
parishoners of St. Columba Parish-
to approach you with expression of
the feelings ,which our experience of
the last elglii, months has created in
every heart.
In that short time we have had
many opportunities of knowing M111
appreciating the charactéflitlcs bi'
which one destined by Divine Provi-
CllA GE
LIFE
is
Vegetable Compound.
Graniteville, Vt.-“I was passing
.,.,,,,,,_,..,....;..-- ~ .=._»....., ,,,. f r al m h nervoueniess
 "‘ an ot er anno n
  Symptoms. and I
 , can truly saly that
 ’  Lydia. E. Pin hnm’s
 ,igiggvegetable Com-
 pound has proved
  wiathtmountnins oi
  0 n me. as i
 gestured my health
'  “visnrl siren in 1
/ _»’°‘._"" L ,  never forge? to tell
 my friends what
'I L fl' E Pl Iifl 'S
-- y ia . n am
Vegetable Compound has done for me
| For more than 30 years it has been
curing woman’s ills such as inflamma-
tion. ulceration, fibroid tumors, lrreg
ularities, periodic pains and nervous
pmstratlon, and i is uneqllalled for
carrying women safslty through the
period of change of ll 'e.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice fs free,
, and always helpful.
'_Dom1°non
Election
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Political, Meetings in
Qneen’s County
The Liberal Candidates for Quecn`s
County will meet the electors to discuss
the political questions of the clay at the
following places and dates. Each meet-
ng will be field at 7 p. m.
Belle River, Wednesday, Aug 23rd,
Belle River School House. - -
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Grandview, Friday. Aug 25th, at Halt
Clifton, Monday, Aug 28th, at Hall.
Irishtown, Tuesday, Aug zgih, at Irish
lown Hall. _
Bradalbsne, Wednesday, Aug _goilial
Hull.
'Kelly's Cross. Thursday, Aug _qlst at
hall.
Crspaud, Friday, Sept ist, ni Hall.
\Vesl River, Monday, Sept. 5th, at
Afton Hall.
Bonshavv, Tuesday, Sepi.5ili, al Court
House.
[Kingsfom Wednesday, Sept 6th, in
lall
in Hall.
Hunter River, Friday, Sept. Sth in Hall.
Stanhope Mondav, Sept. lllh, llall.
Brsckley Point, Tuesday,_ Sept. nth,
in Harrington Hall.
Rusfico. Wednesday, Sept, 13th at
Bank.
Charlovelown, Thursday, Sept. 14th
in Market Hall.
North River, Friday, Sept l5lh, in Hall.
Meetings will be held af other places
countenance and suppress as far as father. »~-f' ~i l i pi,”
they could the use of money and li- In conclusion we sincerely hope and' Campbell A. F. Campbell Chas. Mer
quors during the campaign. We are pray 'that God mov Bl10W°1”_d0W|1 D°l\RldA
lad to and the Liberal ,,,md,da¢,,,,lupon you his choicest blessings and Donald in hehslf of the Parfshioners
Colin J. Campbell Plus J.
M. 1 J. Campbell Lewis Mc-
af Public Auction.
The undersigned are in.;
Mrs slnes Connolly to nil" |,',;‘,°°f,*`| I
g » .uint you may ns left with ns to or st.
Columbo.
for Queen 's in their manifesto mallillir. Y l
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, and ll tfor ssl st Public Auction ,,,,°'l s
i . £"°“ll$§£il..i£,"li‘.l’$2:.?. gl- w-.il.".°.
lW0lllA’i
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Too F ast`a"Pac&
against other brands is`__that;se_Qy)
smooth, even, fragrant /
CARRQAS I: MARCIANUS CIGARETIIB. Limited. Mns¢fssl,Csnada
twq_\|r1eo’clocIail\1ion.| ' 'D' "list
e ro e ~
thp norgg1es&e ¢‘ifl‘!lflp1l9l:;.filafi'i':e!i.ltdlrili°c‘iii)ii`
'sire-"ii-°'.i"`.'~i"'I."T°'" ”" 
o esn mme iste post 5
g‘p:s§ulét°fi(pr.pa|t|culsrs apply in §,'°' gg;
U srgattetown (game, & H.
ii‘.r..“.:i.i.‘.'.'.i'°" ~°»f~?»ii1i
any other market.
.¢f@\
Marie sale by Lydia s. rinknmrs ‘
through the Change of Life and sufifere ____
i?.?i’r‘ii.l‘ii’ii ?.‘t’I.'.§‘$’.” '6.’ii"?n"i‘?.1f.f.’.“.'1.ia lt.. '.i."i§‘..i iii.. onna. 1,11..
has to offer you-the Unnsda Life is thu stronsast compsny,on
W K Rogers ""““°'
<1 1 ui' trying erioa cnnipleie 'W ' ° P. E. I. Bunch . ‘Mini ' Prllfnniflfif
III' ng Is - .  
lay By1Son_ie Money
For the Future. Young Man
The 0sneda,Llfe Assurance ls a help to any young msn. lt
ls the best possible investment. returning do lsrll for cents in
vested. is t sheet protection you could aecureforthose depend
ent upon you, costs very little but brings creat returns. The
very sct hst pon are wide-awake_enouzh a_nd physically ht to
have your llfe nllured will llftyou ln the estimn ion ofbueinoes
' . d b ulted to your
the continent.
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(f"1‘0m Guardian
July 19.)
, _ ir ws oar nnolenoclrv. -
The essence of the reel ro
ment is free trade in aliarghtyndiilisi
of natural products. This is simply
greater freedom to sell and to buy
than we have hitherto snj0yeil_ Thus
stated, it seems hard to believe that
it can be other than a good thin
We shall be under no manner ol wi
straini: to sell our farm, dairy 0,.
fishery products in the United States
more than we have hitherto been. we
. shall be in no way limited more than
-f we were before in regard to our lib-
erty to sell in the British market or
And the sam_e in regard to our bn _
ing. We shall be under no compiii.
sion to buy in the United States any
more than before, and under no in.
ducement to do squnless we can buy
there to better advantage than el"
where. We shall still be quite as
free as before to buy what we want
in the British market or in any oth"-
msrket abroad of tha things which ws
need and which we do not produce,
or do not produce in sufficient qnsii
tity at home. So that' the very ss
and we prodlice many things that
they want, because our borders nre
in touch for three thousand miles
and because there are fifty railway or
.steamer routes over which products
may pass from. one country to the
other. It has never been found ne-
cessary to subsldiso the carriers for
,this -trade. There are no natural
barriers between us. The only bar-
fricrs are those of hostile tariffs. The
‘reciprocity agreement simply prn-
poses to take down the tariff hsrrl~
Ivrs and allow this most llritlirsl und
profitable trade to flow more freely
than it has flowed heretofore. Does
anybody renlly believe that this can
hurt Prince Edward Island or Can-
restoratlon to liealt moans so much ‘ . uw H th h ,am , 0,, Bm"
to me that for the sake of other suffer  "»  SPCCIII AHGIII. and epxngnase 3*; ol:’e_‘;hird" on to
ins women I nm wllllns to make my . - .1 -- clear. 1| you need nnnuier this ir
trouble public so you may publis ____ voiir .-li,,n¢e_ D A grim, n-org
this letter.”-Mss. Crriis. Aircnav, *T23 ' 1  I L
R.F.D. , Graniteville, Vt. 1 " W
No other medicine for woman’s ills V
has received such wldefspread and un- ‘
qualified endorsement. No other med-
lcine we know of has such a record ‘
of cures as has Lydia E. Plnkha.m's .
Vegetable Compound. ‘
Comparative Prices of Fish per pound in HALIFAX and BOSTON, for
the last five and a half years
' H Al.1FA.\:
2C
' BOSTON
Halibut 7-7 - ' - - , 9 lzc 14.37c
cl - - - - 3.6 7
Cc. -
M acke rel
30th, 1910
Kinds of Fish U. S. Duty
Cod, dried 3-4c per lb
Fresh or Green “ “ “
Haddock, dried 3-4c “ “
Fresh “ “
Hake, dried “
Pollock “
e. 2
Quantity '
814,041
4»3S~1»57[
111,705
10,973,467
130,651
121,205
I4-7 ` 33
Total Yield of the Canadian Fisheries as Undernoted Year ending June
Value Proposed
‘ Reciprocal
3,75_3,62o.oo Free
143,118.77 “
361.649-00 “
3o8,659.3o
338.244 50
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lf
1533750
Florin ders 3-4c 1
Smells
Herring, salted 1-zc
Herring, fresh 1-4c
“ Smoked and '
kippei-ed _ I-2c
Eels, salted 3-41.: “ “
Eels, fresh 3-4c
Perch 3-4c
Mackerel, salted lc
" fresh ic 3,391,310
' Fish Oil Sc per gal.
Ncirth Willsllire, Thursday, Sept. 7th, I4 6,085,927 i I 1,663,257.47
The Opposition Crm fidales are invited
fo siicrld.
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325 . .
Tom Cod “ 2,087,800 44,586.00 “
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23,232,308
1,021,540
9,422,904
304,188
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7.772.591 396.95330 “
545.592
1.137.976
43.427
669,259
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1,:l4o,486.ro
19,692.20
868,842.88 “
1.292,489.5o “
1.155.307-84
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3 1,1 76.oo “
55.902-00 “
578,607.00 “
369.464-no “
199,986.18
6.965_
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These figures will convey to the fishermen "' rnkinz for since i8'i6,s msrksl for our dried
some idea ofthe Fisheries of Canada. They
will realize what if will mean to have the
United States markets thrown :pen fo them.
Do not forget that the marker of Porto Rico
is also thrown 0| en to Canadian fish under
the Reciprocity agreement. This is one of
the best markets in the West Indies for dried
fish. lt can-le under the operation of the
American flrlff after that country annexed
it Reciprocity opens this msrksl to un ngsin.
The dried fish industry has great potcn-
fialities in Prince Edward felsnd. For lack of
a profitable market it _has not been developed.
Reciprocity gives ue just .what we have been
secnury 8-|Bf'mwd|if
 _
fish. Think of il l Ships loaded at Chsrlctfe-
town with dried fish for Porto Rico and bring-
ing back cargoes nf' molasses. ft mesns to
the fishermen hlgh prices for dried fish and
cheap molaen é
On the :lat 0fSeplember, fishermen will
he found in lim Liberal ranks, following Sir
Wi'frid Lauriei- "ld Honorable W. S. Field-
inz the rlinmpimni of Reciprocity. "PRESS
wualza vou sas HIS WHITE PLUME
SHIV!-I l’ IT MEANS HIGH PRICES FOR
YOUR FISH, WHICH WILI, LINE
YOUR POCKETS WITH SHININU
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.