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grades that may be
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DRUGGIST
The Medical Hall
1HE,CH~ARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
_ fr. ooo
' ' yours D' K' WIQI5 0
wnmlwo sa. aornlnroour ` eve M- lvellll Dell!
H’ Please address all communications to The Uharlottetcwa Guardian
ges.and`lan. Director L &  5"' “‘“‘" ' .
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UGUST as I sets A _
GOVERNMENT.
“The people arc the government,"
`and they like to be told so occasion-
ally, If some one were to tell them,
isay, during the heat of a political
fcampaign, that they are not the gov-
'ernment., that they are but the clay
fin the bands of the potter, to wit,
ftno skilful politician, they would
probably he surprised. And yet, while
it is not altogether true that they
are plastic clay to be moulded into
gnny desired shape by a politician.
_there is probably enough truth in it
its make lt worth while looking into
it. ,
| During our occasional political cam-
Ipaigns certain policies are held up
for advocacy. One bears the trade-
imarlt of one llarty, the other that of
the opposite party. The people dock
to the trade-mark, swear allegiance
to lt, vote for it, work for it, pull
for it. lt is the party's trade-mark,
idom studied except through the dis-
ltorting lens of n. politician. The peo-
lple vote for the party, not for the
guard in saeh party who ncver_¢llll1l'°
their allegiance. They vote election
after election, for the party- T502,
may be "The salt of the earth." but
they src not-thc mskcrs or unmakcrs
of governments. This functlonis per.
formed by the "floating vote," _(thc
word being used litornllY if desired),
by the changing, the purchnsable,
the persuadable vote.
It is this last mentioned butch of
His Msjssty's subjects who give one
political party the reins of govern-
ment or snatch it from the bands of
the other.
How arg these influenced? Not all
of them by the patriotic desire to
rule their country well; not all, of
them because oi their belief in the
superiority of one policy as com.-
parad with another.
"The people are the government,"
but it ls of supreme importance to
'stop once in a while and ask who
the policy counts for nothing. is sel-"'the people" are. We are a mixed
race; we have many wants and many
ways in which to supply our wants.
These ways are too often exploited
'iiolicyg
These are the standhys, the old
in the making and unmaklng oi gov-
ernments.
PASSING OF GENERAL BOOTH.
The Passing of General William
recorded in our despatches today, re-
 iliooth, bend of the Salvation Army,
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Rings 1
tamped, G. H. T. are the
indtllat will wears life-
time. _ We have a large
stock of rok, lex and 18k
ill all sizes.
l'l'i\:e.~s $1 50 to $8 75 ac-
cording to weight.
I G.il. Tayi
jeweler lk Optlclau
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NEW 'KING GLORGL iiul Ei.
WM. HONBDURQUILTTIJ. Mgr
Private Baths, llunlling Water and
Long Distance 'l slspbonss in all rooms.
Largs Bright Sample Rooms.
CUISINE UN1<1X'JEl.LEl)
SYDNEY. N. S.
-diy:
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 'true silver
A i " f Grace, beautyand quality
\ I'
~_,; are all combined in _
silver articles marked
.. |M]ll06EllS` BROS.
‘[1 'nur ni-ina, known or
' .  p, '-'JilnrPlau'I7iat Wears" '
.»."`,..';,f"=?_;-`l is made in the heaviest
, ~4"‘\`\,_, grade of ggnte. Tfhere
- ‘l are man ei
l` which ytosgllliiorggl
p sole by landing lsqsq-.
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"50 lawn walste 34 to 42 wartli
up to $2.00 for 95c, slightly mussed at
Patons. g_21M¢f
"Special drive of Shepherds plaid
worth 50c for iiflc at Pntous.
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Expert Knowledge
,afnil Study in Every
loaf oi
(3amcron’s
“ilome--Made-
moves from life's activities one of the
most notable men of the century, s.
philunthropist of world wide fame
and a religious leader and teacher
who was instrumental in bringing
and women to a saving
of Christ, perhaps than
of whom we have any re-
lll0l”0 l’Il€l'l
knowledge
any other
cord.
I-ie was luforceful, fearless and in-
dofatigablc preacher, a born leader
and organizer. The organization of
the Salvation Arlny in almost every
civilized country on the globe was in
itself a gigantic task. And his work
hy no means consisted in preaching
alone. The Army maintains now
nearly 1,000 social relief institutions
in various parts of the 'wor1d, about
two hundred rescue homes through
,which it. is said seven thousand fallen
vwomen annually pass, eighty-five per
‘cent of whom are permanently, re-
stored to clean and llseiul lives.
down upon as sensational and often
the forces were hard pressed 'by psrse~
cution. But the organization perse-
vered and when its true worth be-
came evident honor and praise were
bestowed both on the Army and its
General.
cd by his family. Mrs. Booth shared
largely in her husband's _eiiorts and
further explained their views in a
number of' written works. She died
of cancer ln' 1890 after several years
of painful illness. _ '
The direction of the Army in the
United States is now in the hands of
Commander Eva Booth, fourth
daughter of the General, _The second
daughter, the wiic of Booth-Tucker,
was killed in a railway wreck some
years ago. She and her husband for
a long time supervised the work oi
the Army in India nnd‘ later were
transferred to the United States. A
third daughter, for sornle time con-
ducted mass meetings in the chief
English cities. I .
In the early career of the Selva- In his death the world, which' he
tion Army General Booth and his has greatly enriched by his untiring
followers were the objects of much and devoted work, loses sgreat man
ridicule. The street mcetiags and the and a great lender, whose work will
methods oi the Army were looked endure through many generations.
C-IVIl.IZATION’S DISEASES.
We of the Twentieth Century would
probably feel insulted il told that
our civilization is beginning to show
symptoms of disease. We can look
backward to any other period in the
wo\‘lil's history and can place our
finger definitely on the disease spots,
but we, the heirs of all the ages,
consider ourselves above that, con-
sider ourselves part of a civilization
that is moving steadily onward from
one degree of perfection to another.
We ure civilized, cultured, educated.
There is no disease in the civilization
lthat we are part and parcel of! It
is worth while to examine ourselves
your Bowels
Cul out rodnnioi rind rigrntives. '|141 ssc hrstrl
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once in a while as to our healthful-
ness.
That we are civilized, highly civil-
ized, too, there can be no manner oi
doubt. Are we not progressive? And
is not progress ~»one of the outward
and visible signs of civilization?
Savages never progress.
Wealth is an evidence of progress.
Therefore in order to show that we
are progressive we must show that
we are wealthy. If we are not
wcn'thy we must, rather than admit
our poverty and therefore our unpro-
gressiveness, pretend that we are.
This pretence is one of the diseases
of our civilization. Is it true that
wc are guilty of such pretencei, We
believe it is. We have made wealth
D0n’t  the badge of respectability. “Poor
but holiest" may he all right as n
remote ancestry connection, but it
does not pass current amid the pro-
gress of today.
Ask these srofefl- =:_l~§_f:_dg‘“'° Nj"/;g ' |TT|-¢ young man and the young woman
Ci-ocki-.ii .lo Co-l". Mullinn " dil\=l>°v'=|-  ff 'VER who, today, would set up housekeep-
Care Col- ' - P|L|»l- .
RTER’5 LITTLE J,” ` .
Bread” cinvnn Plus ' " " . 'rho passport to rorpoomiility lr
p.,,,|,,.,,¢,i.\,l¢, Aa /,ff  wealth, or its equivalent, show, and
The best hnmd for y()lv £L",lg.,';°|,§: $3' , /  Ip Wiilllolli. lf.” Cl1Bl`B ll D0 Clltfy. Tlld
Cbsppcl's Grocery, -M 5; A McLeod, ¢l_i_oslies. '  ing cannot attempt it as their par-
Cfimll 3 C0* C"“\’b‘f'° fi"0~‘ff1' ku",-I " , _”",";;';~ ents did a generation ago with bars
Wm M“|°l'°“--10"" Wh¢"'|°Y» _ 5“k"°°"fh"‘ u"°"‘°""mm'°" ° , necessaries. They must begin where 
i Small P li Small Dose Small Phu
-iohf Ciimef'-HI  ‘ '_ _' their parents left otf, with luxuries.
P- |-~ Smellwwd --J~ R- Cmnt" Gen“|“°"""l’°" s'9“‘“".° ' To do so, they must begin with a   Sllvil' M5493- »
-"Are we "`ssks a certain
writer, t.llat"on|§'puman resources are
not going thi way of our forests, and
the nettvc _fertility of our soils. Our
-farms have provided us with an kl-
dispsnsablc part`oi our industrial la-
bor' supply. How 'are we using this
source of our power? There arc waste
rroduots on the farms which modern
ingenuity is convening into a mark-
etable and 'profitable product. Are
_we wasting the lives of our sons and
our daughters and ou; hired help in
,conserving these others? Lotus think
rit over.
l
what lr it that ronotltnurtllr dit-`
ference between success and failure?
Why docs one win promotion while
,others ol equal ability are cornpclled
‘to remain in the ranks oi the plod-
lldersl Ons authority tells us that at-
tention to- detail is a key which nev-
er fsils to open the door to success.
It was sismall thing for the wireless
operator on the Carpnthin to go
hack to his room at 10.20 when he
was supposed to be oil duty. and
touch the mysterious wireless key,
when behold the fatal “S- O- B-"
flashed through the instrument which
,told of the sinking Titanic; it was a'
little thing, this going in after
hours, but it saved seven hundred
lives.. And it ls said that s. night
spy glass would have enabled sman
on the look out in the crow's nest
oi the Titanic, that night, to have
averted the most terrible marine tra-
.goiiy in all history. 'rnnt also was ri
little thing-neglected, and see what,
the result was.
“The line of talcum powders we are
showing now is decidedly good, the
two favorites being Trailing Arbutus
and Violet Dulce. These two are
lenders in our line and are especially
popular in Boston where they are
In his- W0,-K he W” gl-,buy assist. made. 25:1. The McKinnon Drug Co.,
corner Great George and Kent Bts.
8-20Mti.
TROUBLE. .
STRIKE
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. 21-A strike of
ships officers has broken oiit 'ond two
C. P. R.-liners, the Montreal and
Mount Royal, are enacted.
The cause was the dismissal of
Chief Oiiicer Keely of C. P. R. owing
to his refusal to do dockers duties
during recent dock strike.m
Deafness Cannot be Cured
hy local applications, as they cannot
g'1gl:gli;i:h§nri’s»-.assg potrtion oi dthi; e:r
o s s o cure canes
d th
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sion pi thcvplucous l nigg ni fha Eustsoh-
_isn Tubs. llisnthlstg c s nflsmsd you
pavcarnmbln noun or mpsrfsct. hes;
..‘°¥‘§'.'l'.i‘iil!.“.%‘l.i ‘.'.3il‘l.'i.°i.l.2"€il$."r.ii§?..Z
rraaféiecantgaptbs tsiksnlout arpdithis tube vs-
! 0
.nn ii. o...i‘o§‘3§“l3..$2i‘- ‘.ii32'.l’.°!‘.'l.‘lil
citrn are cause by (latarrb, which is
gpthinlr bult'sn inflamed condition of the
éysous su secs.
ewlllflvs One Hundred Dollars for
snveasso -Dssfnssstcauselg bf eatarrh)
that cannot be cured by al 's Cstarrh
bure. Send icr circulars free
soul li F`lib°He-slufyif m'T°'°d°' 0
a ru A s e.
‘Ignite Ilall's Family Pills for constipa-
 
Mammoth Temperance
Picnic
will he held in Springfield on
Thursday, August 22nd
on the grounds of H. B. Haslam, adjoin-
ing the new hall.
Besides the tes tahls a well stocked
saloon will furnish refreshments. Athle-
tic sports, games, etc , in fact nothing
spared to make this the best afternoons
outing ut' the season. s
Proceeds in n d of new hall. Every-'
body welcome. If day proves unfavor-
abls will hs hold iollowing fins afternoon.
By order of Committee,
D. N. McKay, Chairman.
7 |5,|7,zoEl7
~ Binder Twine'
STANDARD
Non-Corrosive
Unequalled for Office.
School use.
Flows smoothly and does not clef-
steel pens.. 7 l . 
Ii.’s ll pleasure to use lt, ' `
Made in Amherst A
Sold everywhere
Everett O. Barron Co.
Also makers of ' U. N. O.
Shoe Blacking.
TO QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.
Via the lntcrcolonial Railway
Ocean Limited Express, the shortest
most comfortable and convenient
niodc of travel between all Prince
Edward Island points, and Quebec
and Montreal. Connection with this
fast through express is made via
steamer to Point-du Ohene daily cx-
cept Sundays, and a train from the-
Boints meets the Westbound Ocean
Limited at Moncton. Tickets and
reservatlonslimay bc obtained 'at the
oulce of W. . Rogers the local ticket
agent. The Ocean-Limited travels
through i' territory rich ln scenic
begutv and makes the fastest time of
any through train from the, Lower
Provinces to the metropolis arriving
in Montreal at 7.35 a. m. which is
ample time to enable the traveller to
make connections with the ‘fast
through trains of thc Grand Trunk
Railway lor Toronto, Detroit, Bufla-
lo,” and Chicago, and other Western
points. 7-81 M E tf.
The public are invited to inspect
the line bright rooms of the Union
Commerical College in the. New Royal
Bank Building, Charlottetown.
"Call in and see _the splendid values
we arenow offering in men's high
grade panama hats. The entire line
goes at a big discount. Brown's,
'l‘he Home of Good Hats. 8~21M3i
"You can leave any doctor's pre-
sciptlon here with the certainty of
having it properly and accurately fil-
led. Our enviable record of 6,000
prescriptions successfully filled each
year and having the best equipped
and most expertly managed prescript-
ion department places us in n, class
none others can try for. The Two
Macs. ~ 8-20Etf
“The Charlottetown Business Col-
lege is the one institution that
brings about satisfactory results. It
ls the one institution that is capable
of turning out business assistants
that are a credit to themselves and
to their college. It. is the college
that "makes good." 8-ZOMEI-ll.
"The Charlottetown Business Col-
lege and Institute of Shorthand and
Typewriting opened Monday morning,
August 19th. Now is the time to en-
roll-procrastination never pays.
8-20ME3i.
“Mac's Blood Food, e. high grade,
superior blood and nerve tonic, 50c.
a box, 3 boxes for $1.25 and 6 box-
as for $2.50. Put up and sold only
by The Two Macs. 8-22M3i
Furniture Bale. 100 pieces of brand
new furniture, consisting of dressers
at $5.90 up, commodes at 2.75, side-
boards from $10.50, sofas from $5.75,
kitchen chairs, 45c, kitchen tables,
$2.74, dining room tables, $6.00, bed-
room tables, 904:, parlor iablcs,$2,
iron beds, $2.50, mattresses, $2.30,
bed springs $2.25, parlor suits, $19.-
75 (5 pieces). wicker chairs, $2.90,
lawn chslrs,‘ $1.20, Brussels carpet,
75c, tapestry carpet, 42c, straw mat-
ting, 9c, hemp stair carpet 9c,
Scotch and union squares, $4.75, ta-
pestry squarcs, $6.75. Paton’s.
8-13Mti.
 
"l`hc school that has won thc
confidence of ille people."
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This -I I
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and can be
only lint
om
NCTED °°“"
` ~ toons
The very
SL00 Per Day ‘ Up.
7 minutes from Grand Central D00*
I0 minutes to isadins stores and theatres-
4 a1dtts lyr
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S ilu...  sill soi|¢l,__l\ll»snr. It r.
The Best Investment --
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A F ire Insurance Policy
Afirelnsurance policy with one of our _
strong companies is the best investment you
could possibly make. It assures you of
absolute protection at all times, takes away all worry
from your shoulders and lets you “sleep easy
’o nights.” `
' Only a few cents a day and one of these comp-
anies will take up all the risk on your property, safe-
guard your interests at all times, and, lf the worst
should happen, promptly make good your loss.
Don’t you think your property is worth more
than a few centsa day? Call in and let us talk it
OVCY. _
W. K. Rogers fd’ Co.. Ltd.
84 Gt. George St.
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Get Good Heatin`f)1",j
in the House NO .
Now that you doll't need ltis the best time toillstsll
that system so that you will have no dlscomforts or incon-
veniences during the cold season.
Our system of heating has all the latest improvements.
. is so simple. safe, convenient and economical that no house .
owner can afford to be without it _It cuts down t‘e ftiel
bill,” increases comfort and pays for itself in s few seasotl’s
use. ` ~ `
' . Call, write or phone 393-J for prices and testimonials.
Fred H. Trainor _
so Grafton Si-Opp Opera House _
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GREATER, ST. JOHN,
Aug. 3|-Sep 7  Aug. 3|-Sep. 7
Another Magnificent Show Like That of |9I0
Monster Industrial Display
Manufactures in Motion
Largest Cattle Show Yst
smart Show of Horses
Live Stock in General
Agricultural Competitions
Fruit Displays-all kinds
Motor and Vehicle Show
Food Show on Grand Scale
Art Gallery and Photos
Two Vnndeville Theatres
Aeroplane Flights Daily
Fireworks Spectacle. "Tho Bom-
_ bardmeni of Tripoli."
Neapolitan Troubadours in the Main
Building
lm erial japanese Troupe in \Von-
dperful Acrcbatlcs '
Ernest Trio of Knociinbout Perform-
crs .
Bigger "Pike" than cvcr 4
Continuous Band Concerts, Mull-
caisl. etc
s»l\{‘lleI Aus 'Nod
\i'l1RI'[ABI.lL CONEY ISLAND OF ENTERTAINMENT!
excursions ou au. truss or rlulvnl.
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iisiaerrl Competitionsxlii
\_Open to Everyomiji »
Medal.
Class A. No.l For the best poemnefcrring to Prince
Edwards Island (not more than five verses ) Silver
No. 2 For the best description in proseof the Pro- "
vince as a place to live in (not more than 360 words.)
o 3 ort e three best hurves. or farm sccnes,f in ‘
s Geu.Moore--Mrn Tralllor "_ ‘   N ' F h `, ` . ' _
- - - ' p handicap oi ileot. Ii not they mn ‘ ` i
A, wriior si.) uooiiforrl si.  go Wm mlm' mm tum neighbor.. _ GREEN SIIEAF
. ` ' . 1. ...._.--__ ‘f..._.--..- 'Lf '* -'- " h bs in 1; th bg innln ,
i We Carry
A Full
Line O f Pumps
We carry a splendid line of pumpsin stock including
every size, grade and variety-a pump forevery purpose.
- .1 We are particularly proud of o|lr line of the famous
Qonldpumps. Besides these we carry p complete line of
the celebrated,
7 ' Myers Pumps
J The Myers Pump is made b the largest
concern of ltltkltld in the world. 'ivory part of
Qicll pump has Myers’ name stamped on it, a
guarantee that it is made only of finest materials.
- Call ill today and look over our splendid
line of world famous pumps.
1 Fennel fe? Chandler
. |52 Riclllhcnli 81.' - '  H*
C “Y 'DRY 8 a 6 8 8
It was this disease that drove our
forefathers from the older civiliza-
tions of Europe to the primlltivd life
of the American wilderness. It is
largely what is driving our young
men and young women from the ex-
travagances of eastern' life to thc
wild and wooly west. We need .to
examine ,even our civilisation occa-
sionally and ii possible check its dis-`
eases. _ '
"You can buy tomorrow morning
about 50 pieces to select from at
Patons. ' , I-Hill(-i~
7-sg llttstl
We are in a position to
quote special rlces to Farm-
er's Clubs ami’-Institutes, de-
livered at nearest Railway or
Steamboat point, also special-
ly low prices to the Whole-
sale and Retail trade. ‘Cell
or write for prices before
buying. ;_
il. time co.
sooton gingham worth iso tor no f-‘°"‘°"""'
 essslsll-_-vllr *_ _ _:_
- Tasty. Pure, Sp_ar'kling,'Invlp0rsllp ~
Simmon’s Beverafss are best. 'Pg our Ginger Ale, Orange
aosphatb. Sersapadls, Vino, Kola llampsgne, Stone Ginger
t etc. '  , L_ _'
for tomorrow
Should excite in every
Young person the necessity
- of s Commercial education.
This world is all business
today. Unless you are im
expert st your work you
cannot succeed.
_ We Teach'
Young people
to become masters cf their
vocation. We guarantee
value for every dollar in-
vested. A copy of‘our pros- _
pectlls will explain all. Csli
or write for it today. '
Union Commercial (`c'._
_Nome-not  '
,:. _.  ' 
Dy_ke’s works.
' (any size.) Kodak
- `  P. R. I
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the Garden of the Gulf (any size.) Sliver Medal. V. _
_Class B No. 4 For tile best poem _(any subj`ect)_ - ; 
. more than five verses. Five volumes worlds- bestipoetxf -, '_
_ "No.5 For the best essay (any subject) not li|'or"e-'V1 i ‘
than three hundred words. Five volumes Keflfy »Vanf*f- -
No. 6 For the best three photographs, any subject,
" .1
There competitions are free 'lo all, and it must lie .
understood _that all manuscript be written on one 'side
of paper, with name and sddress._ off party lttsclltdi
Photograph must bemounted, with some and sddt¢sl`
' of sender written on back of picture.-In all classes-#lice '_
the class A or B with the number you wish to colnpgti
under, on manuscript or photogtsphi _ , , , . ,
These competitions start August’ first. and close list”
div Of September. The above prizes have already been
donated; the names will follow aferl Those competing' " -
will rims understand. uni arrirrirl-root lo earner in ; '
’¢f\1\’ll¢d. and that the judges- will ' .have tl|'e` pri"-_'I
:gm gl; publishing any materiel lent in as they  '<7 
Therefore we say to ell, get busy. _ _ `
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