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TWO r ' '-'ran i.x1‘iiis'ri News ‘ A THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN' ` naar or Ai.L"' 4°- I9!! ~
 ' I rr-In cnalnaorrsiiovvuiinoexoiau _ ii I "
tlo ,,.Goughjno
‘ this Season
Don't allow yourself
to get :istubborn cough
this season you can
help it--and you can.
Every stubborn cough
is a simple one at first
and can be easily cured.
Keep’ `
Jamicson's
White Pine and Tar
at hand and useit soon
as a cough starts. 'l`li:it
is 11 certain means of
escaping discomfort
and danger It is an
uncouiiuonl y g oo tl
cough remedy more
certain and more thor-
ough than most of
things. It is pleasant
to take, the dose is
small, the bottle large
and costs lint.. .....25c
THE CENSUS OF THE MARITIME PROVINCES.
By an. absurd error in the trans- should now be 118,747.
mission of the census figures the] We have lost all the natural in-
population of Prince Edward Island: rease of 15,488 and 9,537 more,ac-
wu mooo loss by too thousand ¢_han’cording to the latest census_-a total
the facts would warrant, but the`0i 35.025 ill WD Years. If this is
truth remains that the Province, sc- itredibie-arid it must be if the enum-
Icording to-the census, has lost ‘J,537,i¢l`aii0ll i5 C0l`l"¢¢t-the exodus has
of its people since 1901, or nearly 10 U09" Oi Uliil' iilliflllillg Proportions.
‘per Cong of me “-ho1o_ The p,»e§en¢_Now let us extend our calculations
Qpopulation ul Prince l-Jdwnril lsland_f0 the three Maritime Provinces, be-
'is 93,722. The yearly loss has beenlgiilllillll ti'lil‘liY Years ago, in 1881,
fosa, whit-ii semis iiiiuui-it iucreiiiuie. when the decline 0! our population
;'E_,uo||y ,grunge is the reported logs below normal conditions actually be-
of population in Phiirlottetowii where Hilli-
aimosg owry om. had oxpootoil a,l’ro\'inces in that year was 870,696.
giiiii. white me its. ii. one city ist By natural iuvreuse. with a gui" 0!
not lurge,-ri limiter of 882 personsy 5 Pei' Cent- ill tell YCBYB Y-il% D0lllli&‘
-it is very surprising tliiit there=ii0"
was not ii gain of ut lciist 1,000. _ 'Sill-lllid llllve been 1,001,300 in 1891.
, The accuracy of the city eiiuinerii- -‘Viliillli 15 Der Cent.. this should have
tion is called in qiiestion and re-'l-!l‘0\vn to 1,151,495 in 1901 and
ports uri- cropping up of persons undisiiliiiifi "OW he I 1.324.219. Inetead we
rhinitis- wi... fiuim uint tiiiy aiu iioiltluvv the actual population of the
see or hear from an enuiiicrator dur-~thi'ee Provinces according t0 the
ing the time the riouiitintg was iiiiceiisiis Oi this Y€8l` Bef. down at 909,-
,ii-ogress, Many new dwellings have~334- The actual loss of population in
gone up during tlie ten years past, lViiii`tY y¢lil`S l18.8 T-hllS been 414,835.
the city has been extended east and,
north und west, and there are al-‘ iieV¢l'i»illl'-!` t0 Pl’illCe Edward Is-
most no vacant houses to be found. ,i=ind, and applying the same process
-The population of the three
‘of the Maritime Provinces
l'niiei' these coiiditions it is alinostiof reasoning, our population of 108,-
DRUGGIST
'l`hC- ;\lediCzil Hui l.
ini-redihle thot the population of tliet891 in 1881 should have grown by
city luis iictuiilly ilecliiicil. lnatural increase to 125,224 in 1891,
_.___ jund
l`iiiii\i' normiil co1iilitioiis_ like those 165.000 ill 1911~ Ded\1Ui5iiiE'fi`0lll this
this to 144,007 in 1901 and to
existiiig from 1871 to 1831, in which our present population of 93,722, as
1 'our l’ro\'incc recei\'eil no influx of reported llllii tile l0HS Of DOIN-liilf-i0ll
__ _ _ _ O .
0 e
I For the
iiiimigintioii hut retained most i ill liliB Pl“0l’illC€ ill tilil`f»Y YEHFB UBS
its iiatiii-at increase' of people, the  be ll 71.373-
fpopulntion greiv from 514,021 to 108,-; The loss of population in the three
. [_.,,ii1_ Sh,,,,.,ng ,, ,m,_,, of 14,370, ,,,.,past decades has certainly been very
. _ . _
.Brlde foyer 15; per cent. It is fair to as- ,S0r1Ul1s. and in the past ten years the
lfyou happen to be mic of inc
mauy persons waiitiiig :i
Wedding Gift ‘
andnot knowing just what to
buy, we ask the favor of an iii-
spection of our large and well
sume that thc increase by births over Worst of all, But sometimes at the
,deaths :luring tlic past ten years has Worst things take a turn 101' the bet-
'been at leust 15 pcr cent., wliicli, on ter, as we sincerely hope may be the
in popiiliirioii of 103,259, as it was in case here. Our people are fairly pros-
1901, should now have shown ai gain ll9l`0llS and have not by any means
lol 15,488. With such gain the popu- lost heart or hope with the loss of
assorted stock of lliition of Prince Ed\\'ai‘d Island their numbers.
Silverware and `~_
Cui Glass
ll. Taylor I
Jeweler
|'.-
I
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if
“Let us show you our new line of ;m Ch the worse for the Culiiiiet. But
Eastern caps in the latcst fall styles. 'it
The new styles gre particularly' good
-some of thi-_ best we have ever tl'
-‘ll.2.'». ll. l-l. lli`ii\\'n, l5'rt Qiircn St. to
10-lililzi. lic
wl
right on the lloor.Beer §3.‘.‘.i‘f.’i. --
& weeks. io-uoii 
li
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let tis sliiiu you \\'li.ii. s ll
 "  ~ ' _ '» ` "if" y .wut-
lithf ii. _,.10 fail hats. W0 liii\c ri i
spleiidiil_<lisplu_\ of li;-;~i,,,.S, ])i,,S_ T0. ,Nantcl
1-HI; i \|31\,;.~| H1-;iiDl_i0iJK ltacially and creedially there is _
_..._ here a neat and beautiful blend with
h
N , _,the Anglican flavor unmistakeably,
It has been stated that lieniici do
minant. There are four English,
|3or(1i»ii’s new tfahirlet \i0@S “Ut 00"' gtwo Irish and one Welsh Anglicans.
rettuble if true and ccitainlv so Ui Wil<llll are Freiich, one Anglo-
-tziin :i l'-’reshyteriu1i, \\'_h ch would lic ,T en there are four Catholics, 'two
I . . - f
H ° iFrench_ and one Irish. These are bal-
Unmsmres that H0", ML white' anced by four Methodists, two of
e Minister of Finance. iS H i"F95l)Y
_ _ - - to
sliown. Prices riiuue from T5c to Ufflilll iii* is 'thc Minister of Cm"
_iwliom are English, one Irish and
' ne Scotch. Then come the two
’ ,Presbytcrians, both set down as
ms, Hou. .\‘lr. llcid. which [uct rc-‘I
res thc situation soi:ncwliut_ Those,
io take an interest in such niattersi
   may be plci-ised to learn thc religious _B
_ders taken. Satistac- i`..‘I"
_ Ii
fri 1  h ali orit for thc'
ei’ .uh is L C th y lthe Inland Revenue, Justice, Public
lowing statement, re-rirriiiiged: I
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Anglican l
Englisli
iughecd lrish
ochi- "‘
crlcy Welsh
Anglo Fr.
French
lcscopcs und I~°eiloi'ns in iill the latest Pelletier "
shapes, styles, blocks unit colors. D
Tl1ere's 8 lint, here for e\'¢|-_v Inge, u K
Size i°i` ¢“`0i`Y heuil. ll(-rbies priced
olierty irish
emp ldnglish
at $2.50 i.. sa.i»ii_ suit mos $1.50 "f0til¢l`S "
to $3.00. H. H. li1'i»\\‘ii, Thu Home H
of Good Huts. 1t,i_1stii2i. (.,,,,h,_,,,,c
Vacuumieaninq re- 
uglies lrisli
rtrotcli
bite Irish
eiil “
moves all dust from ‘ 
liatiuns of Mr. Borden and his col- ,tl
igues :is well as the race stockl
   rfrrgm which they come. The St. John
need to litt carpets or fu
Borden
rugs--we clean them  1- ,_
.. l
l c
th l' 4 _
Hu lc t folins are two Anglicans und ii Meth-
_, l odist. -
rish, and therefore genuine. Then
follows, lust but not least the one
olitary Baptist.
By portfolios. the Anglicaus hold
ie Premiership, Agriculture, Interi-
or, Marine, and State Departments.
oman. Cutliolics have possession of
orks and Post Office Departments.
Methodists are installed in the Dc-
i 
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER zu, 191|. , '
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Speed contest held recently in
Buffalo, N. Y. Charles L'
Sweui a boy of eighteen ex-
ceeded the previous \Vorld's _
Record on jury cliarge _by ,
io words a iniriutc writing ~
237 words a minute for five .
minutes. - _
He also estaiilished a New i
World‘s Record for accuracy 3
99,, 6 p c. perfect, .
MRA SWEM WRITES ‘
; i GREGG Sll0R'l`llAND. '
Learn Gregg Shorthand 
and Touch Typewritiug if you i
want the best l
Full particulars on, npplicat- »
ion. _
Union Commercial -
Wm. Moran Prin
ew Royal Bank Building.
_
(YARNEGIE IS NOW BRITISH. i
purtments of Labor. Militia and .___
Iiuilwuys. Picsliyteriuns preside over
the Finance Department and Cust-
oms and ii Baptist over Trzide and
Andrew (.‘a.1‘negie, the inulti-million-
riiire steel manufacturer, the other
COmm0,,ce_ And amnng the ..fo,.,,_ day shocked many of his American
ristle members" who have no port-
Seven of the Nlinisters are of Eng-
Meth;(hst  lisih descent, six of Irish blood, three
zidniirers by talllng the oath of iille-‘
han's, England. Mr. Carnegie wus'
born ui: Dumferinline, Scotland, on
November 25, 1837. At eleven years
'of French and one. each of Scotch of age he migratfd to the Unltelll
und Welsh descent. Whether the Cali- States’ went to Pittsburg' acquired
ii
y
,net will _mst over bt, And,,ew.S,rwenlth by various speculative operri-
I
night with but one Scotchmun in ~it
tund lic not ii Prcsliytcriitii remains
to bs seen.
l
carpets. upholstered i
furniture etc together
with all moth eiigs etc
etc. Makes no 'dust or
dirt. Carpets are clean-
ed right on the floor.
Phone your orders.~
Beer & Weeks. 10-ltldtl
Solid
Leather
Shoes
We manufacture fi coinplete
ine of honestly riizide .solid
leather shoes made in all sizes
from children's to iuen’s.
'I`lie demand for :i strong
and serviceable shoe is ably
inet in our well listed line.
\
Can we supply you ?.
off ros
tions and established steel works
i’l`0Si>.Vt.e|'iiiii ‘ _ . iwhich grew to he the largest in the
lworld. Whether lie actually became,
Baptist W an American citizen by formal natur~i
alisation is not quite clear, but lie’
,probably did so as he exercised ull
the rights of such citizenship. This
much is certain that in his mature.
years he desired to resume the Brit-
ish citizenship to wliicli he was born,
rss FOLLOWING was °
and that if the negotiations between
France and Jermany had come to a
- quick and belligerent end England
/...,,///0vff////////w////Y//////////0//////é WOLllil hB\'€ b€€ll Caiigilf in ii Hi-3i»° Oi
|unpreparedness almost equal to that
,ln which she found herself at the out-
  , T break of the Boer war. Wonders have
   ,been worked during the last tiawo
¢ I months, however, and yesterday a ri-
  'tish military expert told the writer
  that England was now ready to take
’ } the field at any moment.
THE   ` ,for the time bei_ug_ this expert was
  ;anything but optimistic about the fu-
solely due to strategic reasons on the
i " _ -part of`Gerninny. If war were to brellll
W lout now Germany would have to deal
iaingle banded with France, England
and Russia, and is Austria backed her
.the anti-German coalition. with the i-
dea of avenging ancient defeats and
winniiig back her lost provinces.
1 [ferred until winter, however, Russia
,williibe siiowbound, and Italy will al-
iso be prevented from sending all lil'
,my across the Alps. The Balkan Stat-
ics also have a grudge Bgliillsf A“si5i`la
toni] they too would have to delli with
`~Generui February.” My iufvflmlili-
December of January.
‘hy the delay. lmmense stores of food.
‘clothing and* ammunition halle been
_ laccumuliited and even the army ll_\ll"
ses have been kellt llllsl’ Dl'€P8»l`l“lZ
 L.  fmedicul und surgical supplies. The
_ 0,3; to the last detail und England is
In the national Shorthand ready within 5 week of the decima-
lsatcty of Europe demands that She he
.  e ,oriishcii-rind the sooner the better.
g 1 There is also the fceliutr iilllt "0
itinie is more favorable that the DFG'
i » - ' nal
giuiioe to K ng ociuge iii si. A1- Qlothtnq Go Hgio-Quifr
land has done so. , 5 i4dtf Manager
When asked about the incident nf; 5 ___ ._<ii________i _
“HanclHim a Good One ”
~-if he’s a friend of yours. He’ll “come back
for more ” everytime, if you're “trying him
out" on
_ lac Cat
1o_  1o°~
Here’s a Virginia-railed, Canadian-trained cigar-
ette with a price “ wallop " that has all other good
ones hanging on the ropes and begging for mercy.
Mild without being weak, the Black Cat counts
itifi-lends among sportsmen and gentlemen every-
w ers.
Ton cents will give you an introduction.
At All Good Tobncconiou.
calvin/is A muicuiuus ciciinzrrrs. u-ina. uma-.-1, ons..
', » 1 f 1 ‘-_...Ii ...c _ .- ‘ 1
'taking the outli of allegiance he siiiil, 5
i"'I`lie King rind I are both monarchs:
in our own countries." Wherciipoiif
the Boston Post ironically remarksi 
,"We will udmit tlmt the old ironi
master is ii mouurcli over here, but]
why one monarch should go iicrossl '
to another monarcli’s domains and
,liecoine that othei~'s vassal is really.
|puzzling." But it need not puzzle!
,tiny one that a noted man who had;
,the privilege of choice between alle-l
'glance to ii British King and to aug
American' President should choose thc I
3
Y'f` '
'HF furmer.
_.._.__~_____
::-I-‘early teeth-Healthy gums are
possible where “licxall Tooth Powd-7
cr" is used. It is the best, and most. '
_economical article of its kind on`
Co., cor Gt. Geo. & Kent Sta. dtf. 
,sulc. New patent. pacleige prevents. B2o_kgarly.S»-oiireyoiir Bo,-th, now
fwaste. 25c. at The MacKinnon Drugf Lofpl A§nf1-1. Wf`l§. ROGl<]RS&00]
INADVERTENTLY OIIITTED
:mon rss'rmnnAv's Issinai. 
l ` _
'piniio' h
LONDON, Oct. 17-It now appears
that the Morocco war scare led to a
good deal of searching of hearts a-
mong tlie English military authorities
Although the war cloud had :iited
ture. The delay, he declared, was
up actively, muy would probably i0il1
if the outbreak of hostilities is de-
,\t; any rate England has profited
plan of campaign tins been worked
tioniof war to throw an armY_0i_120-'
000 men into Belgium, where it 18 eX-
pccted some of the he=_ivicst fighting
would take place.
(ieneral Sir John French. Wil0 fe'
presented England, has returned home
enthusiastic about the French soldier,
who. he SHYS. i5 Ulf’ best figiitiilg mail
in Europe. He also has nothlllg but
praise for the oi't;a“‘ZHt10n of the
French army and there isu’t the sligh-
test douht that he has Come $0 8-ll
understanding, with thc French g€ll@i"
als about the military part ‘England
will play in the coming struggle. The
naval side of the war, of course,
would be controlled from London. V
It is surprising how British feeling
gn the subject of n wut' with Gcfmnllv
has changed in tlic lust few weeks. Bc-
forg the Agadir iiicident there was ii
ici of irritation iii i~tiu:l»uul uuulllet
Germany. but thc llfwlf l““i0i`iW_”i
Englishmen felt tliut_\\'iir was gi thing
to be avoided at all costs. Today
most Englishmen declare that Llcr-
munv “has asked for it” and that the
,Seng before the Kaiser's great naval
,programme is. complete and \\'hli°
*practically all the rest of Eul`0P°_i5
'united aguiI\St G_€l`llla“Y‘ B“d,A“s"m'
Oni; of the things that wOrl‘l€S f-he
lEnglish government is whether or li
lGci'many could be made to PHY the
jwhole cost of the war not only because
lof thf English's taxpayeI"S DOCi¢¢f.
but aso because of the hope of crip-
piiiig Germany so effectually tb:-it she
will bc kept out of mischief from the
Ildnglish view point for years to come.
_*___
l See our exclusive line of ova
' coats In Presto's Tourists. Athe-
Ifito $6 50 to $15 O0 -N-:tio
sriziiusuir siutiuss. I
|ollnl|l§_ ,
m
/ ".»/"7 \
*_ _
Catch on _
. to the Best
Line of Stanfield's
‘ in _ the City.
$2.00 to $4.50 f
A Suit
Ladies’ and’Genfle-
men s
-- P Ai T 0 N S -“
_ ' 3
"See our advertisement for special' "Another shipment of hard and
alue on trousers. This is a specially' oft hats just in, and we sure think
ine lot well made and of good pat- they are the best yet. New shape;
erns;_ and Priced every low- If you nd shades that are different, and
eed a pair or two. this is your' tees than are iigiit. D. A. Bum.,
hance to save money. D. A. Bruce. I 10.5dtf_
io~5d f Y
of
5 1-2 miles from Chaxlottetoivn, consisting of 140 acres of land, 115
clear and in good condition. ~
A Valuable Farm ,by Auction
At North River
I will cause to be sold by public auction ou Wednesday the ist, day
NOV 1911 AT 2 O’CLOCK iny valuable farm situated at Nortli River
The larm has 36 chains front and is one of the most convenient
ueen’s County for stock raising and dairyiug purposes having water
and shade in every field. The buildings are in good repair.
WILLIAM 1. HOWARD,
io diS,2o,25,31,r21,:3_27,2Spd.
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t h e ui ? O t h e r
makers have the
gg same opportunities for
buying good tobacco--~but
we have fifty years’ exper-
ience in buying and blend-
ing, and all our cigarettes `
are made in a clean, sun- .
light, Canadian factory. ~
Dou’t you think that that
should count with a man
who is exacting about
HAVE you ever tried
\\\ what lie smokes ?.
Charlottetown Steani
Navigation C0 , Ltd.
The  Q. Norfliuniberlancl leaves the
Conipaoiy si Wharf daily except Sunday at
8,120 oclocr a. m. Returning will leave
l icfou about 4. zo 0`clock p. m.
During lilly and Aug ist special ex
cursions to l’ict.uii and rc-turn eiery Wed-
"°5daY_and balurd.\y.ReIurn fare on these
diiys will be $1.50 including Tea.
G. w. wiiiuaroiin,
° i-urs '
_ sriiiif-'tg
,noniuiow
lARGESTS"5-5Ԥ5."5CANADA 1
ontreal & Quebec fo Liverpool
E VER_Y SATURDAY
SS Laurenfic S S. Mcganffc
Passengers in all Glasses. Elevuoi-5
Orchestras. -
Rates Fi1si$02.50:Second, $53,75 up V
S. S. Teutonic S. S. Canada
Ullil' Ol-L' Cliius léihbégi (ll) and Third
RatcsiTeutonie.$55 upiCamda $50 up
Third Class nt low rains. 'Closed
Rooms only
Xml# Milind# ‘.I.2‘.’i"l-if.'i‘it.§!.“'i~§‘.""
Oiinada: Megimtic;Teut.onic: Dec. ia
9: 14.
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l`D ain Office Monir,e|il,l-'.Q.
'U0 l’l~{0PELLERS OF
MONSTER SHIPS CAUSE _
DANGEROUS SUCTION?
What distance should a smaller ves- :F
,ssl keep from the- stern of a liner of-
,the "Olympic" type, when both are 'O
‘going in the same dlrectlon,to pre-
vent the uction from the big ves-1
sel’s screvjs from drawing the smaller N
,toward her and thus causing an ac-’
occurred oil the English coast when`
,British cruiser Hawke? This is anjo
:interesting question propoundcd and
discussed in the November Popular
|Mechanics Magazine. A page view of
|the collision of the Hawke and the
Olympic accompanies the article.
Ing of furniture and°hou9o.h°|q
effects. Beorikweoks .8-Zsdrt
,cifiimi similar to time which reeeniiyf i'i'°"P°°i- 5'- i°i"\" N- 7- 0
the OiYmPi° was minmefi ilY til°'From Liverpool Btelmer Fromlialifax
ct.i1th Florence Nov. Ind
" 28th Venanzo " ml;
i The above iiteamers have nllmlted lc~
___ tcommodntlon for saloon passengers.
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Furness fl! Wifliy, Co. Ltd.
STEAMSIIIP LINERS
rom London Steamer From Halifax
Kanawha Oct.. wth
ct. 15th Durango Nov. and
" 22nd Rappahannock " sigh
“ zinh Shenandoah " tau,
ov. 4th Q. Wllhslmlna " 23rd
- llulifal Service.
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Our new season stock of BULBS are here direct
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