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No Uoughino
this Season
Don't allow yourself
to get astubborn 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
Jamieson's
White Pine and Tar
at hand and use it soon
as a cough starts. 'l`li;it
is n certain means of
escaping discoin fo rt
and danger. It is an
uncouimonl y g oo cl
cough remedy more
certain and more thor-
ough than most of
things. lt is pleasant
to take, the dose is
small, the bottle large
and costs but.. .....25c
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DRIYGGIST
The Mcciiciil Hull.
r H  C H A Rihbi3nTv'.roE:1';`a(i?R‘ZT9i._G U A R D IA' N   
HOW WE MAY RETHIEVE OUR LOSSES.
What ii-i of i-ven more consequence
than the loss of representation at Ot-
tawa is the loss of our people. What
is of more consequence still is that
the loss shall be rcstorell. How can
this be iloiie?
One prime measure to that end
must be the improveiiient of our
ti'niispoi'tiitioii to and from the main-
lland with reasonable through freight
irates, so as to give our people equal
jopportunity with those on the main-
liand Lo market their produce and to
iinport what they need from abroad.
 Aiiotlier important matter is the
iii.-velopiiieiit os such resources as we
hare, iinil they are great. Intensive
cultivation of our fertile soil would
nt, once give more employment and
gri-:itly increase our farm production.
lint as it is farm labor for both in-
door and outdoor work is both cost-
I_v and aluiost unobtainable. Clearly
the iinini;;i'atioii of farm help should
be enconi':ii_;ed in u iniiiiner and to an
exti-nt that it has not been hither-
to.
'l'iii'ii tlicrv are ont' fisheries. 'File
bi».<t oi foml fishes are about shores
iiurini: iilinost the whole open season,
but little i’i'foi't is made to gather
this iitiuiulaiit_ liarvesl: of the
.-:i'ii_ wtiirli is i1 creat source
i/.iiiion and capital put into the fish-
But farming and fishing give little
emD|0Y’m€nt comparatively in winter,
and our cold season is pretty long.
All-year~round employment is essen-
tial to the growth of population. To
secure it we must have manufactur-
ing industries. Here the difficulties
of transportation beset us and we
come round again to the all-impor-
tance of improved and cheaper com-
munication with the outside world.
That is a prime requisite not only
to secure manufacturing industries.
but to the development of our fisher-
ies and farming.
Our hopes for the future and* for
the restoration of the population we
have lost must depend largely on im-
proved and cheaper transportation,
but much may be done while that is
in preparation. Industrial orga.niza-
tion might be begun and our people
interested therein. Measures might be
taken to make known to the world
our resources of soil, and sea, and
the openings and promise for var-
iousflines of .manufacturing industry.
Both Charlottetown and the Pro-
vince might follow the example set
by western cities and sections in ad-
vertising the opportunities which ex-
ist here for industry and investment.
This is the age of advertising, and we
of iivntih iii ortii-r lands. Much might cannot expect to do business and se-
bi- iiiinv by li little enterprise, organ-‘cure our fair share of growth and
profits among the progressive com-
' ""*""""‘""""""I 'n- iinlu.<ti~_\'. l‘rincc l<1itwnrd lslandlniunities that advertise unless wc do
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“GOlN(i ’l`Ol'ltlS'l` _should Iiiivv ii fishing population of the same.
is ii popular way to ti‘n\'i~l. '|`iinrii~'t
slci~pi-rs, light and airy, with ing,
comfortable berths, .ii:i~iininiodiitioii
two adults, if iii-siri-il, are carried
from lvlnntrcal on the nioi'niiii_' and I
'night Fast 'i`i'aiiscontiiiciitiil I<l.\'press
*British (folumliia, :ind on tlic l’;icitic
Coast. Not as luxurious as the Pnl-
zice Sleeper, but they meet the re-
quirements of it superior class of pa-
trons jiist. ns iicll, and nt lialf the
‘cost. Cniiitiiiiiitioii tickets are issued
giving passeiigcrs the privilege of
travelling tirst clas'i to i\lontreal and
second cliisa lieyond, and holders of
such tickets can travel "Tourist"
from Montreal, on payment of tho
tourist berth rate. Full iiiformntioii
from J. K. lloss, Loi-nl _-’\i:ent., or W.
ll. Howard, District l’asseiigi~r Auent,
St. John, N. B. 10-i8drtf.
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There is no use in crying over spill-
piii-iiil effort should be made to se- ed milk or lost population. The one
rv the iniiiii;:ration of fishermen thing to be done is to take active,
skilti-il in the ciitcliiiu.: and cure of energetic ,measures, in a hopeful and
i.~li, from thi; British Isles mid Nor- confident spirit, to regain our lost
‘ ground.
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Hon. ._l. Il. l-Iazen as head of the
New Hriiiiswick Government, is giv-
ing his attention to the question of
the rr-prcseiitntion of the Maritime
as i-ncli of the three l’rovinces, in
iiililiiioii to wliiit they have already
iifk will lose two niembcrs, Novn
Scotia two and l‘riiice l‘ltlwai‘il Is-
land one in the coming redistribii-
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Worn to the Bone' '_
way part of his earnings for a rain-y
th. .\`er\'ous strain and' overwmk
THE DEMAND ppp (j0AL ,§§;1if§I."‘“.€.fZLt;it`ii ii’ "“,..§‘.?I?iy`;‘i.' LIZ
sbouilll to he igri-attliii very first void
f~'I\i\D that _strikes us. If Hu have notor- I
finlerl _\'ii\ir wiv~li~r'H siipnir-iion't be
ciiiiglit iii tri- iiisli, liiit order now.
OUR COAL IS CLEAN
and it burns ev:-nlv ii-iiving very few
‘worn to the boiie" for the bones of
thi: face and hands stand out un-
ilcassiiitly.
'i`|iis i*iin~ilown conilition calls for
\`iniii, our delicious coil liver and ir-
on tonic without. iol, It makes new
$,indB,,,_ you ,,'|“.,,_,:,_.‘ um the "mai ht,” ilcsli iinil blood, gives you strength.
from our conl and f-on.seiiuc|iil_\' your
coal bill is not so large.
A. Pickard & Co.
Phone 24o,
AUCTION
Choice Residence
in Chirlottetown
\/Ve are instructed by l~§dwni'd
Carson Iisq to sell by public auct-
ion his henutifiil properly 'siliintcd
on Rocliford Street, opposite
A cneas McDonald's l€~q on Tliiirs-
dny Oct. 26, roi i, at ii o`clock
noon. Terms at sale(
BICNJ. CA RTER & CO.
Aiictioiiccrs
io-zidsiiizi
Solid
Leather I
Shoes I
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We iuaiiufacturc ri complete
linc of honestly made solid
leatlier shoes made in all sizes
from cliildrcn’s to rnen’s.
off ros
Your money bark if it r|oesn't_ You'
tnkc no i'i.<k--ict \"ini-I make you well
Itiillll.
IC. .»\, l-`ostvi~, i`cntrnl Drugstore,
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Charles L. Swem
In the iiritionnl Shorthand
Speed contest held recently in
Buffalo. N. Y. Charles L'
Swcm i1 boy of eighteen ex-
eeeded the previous \Vorld’s
Record on jury charge by
io w-.irrls ri minute writing
237 words ri minute for five
minutes.
I-Ie also cstaolisliecl a New
World‘s Re'oid for accuracy
go. 6 p c. perfect.
MR. SWEM WRITES
GREGG SIIORTIIAND.
Learn Gregg Shorthand
nd Touch 'l`ype-writing if you
want the liest.
Il
l‘ro\~mccs in the [louse of Commons.
I-to thinks the nmtxter nn urgeiit one right of the eastern section of Can-
Wlicn this body is well nom-iS.hed 'lit
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tftffi-`=_.llist as ii prudent man lays it..
day _;i‘.'iiig that rounded plniiipiiess;
wlii<~li tells the story of perfect heal-
tion.
What Mr. Flemming proposes and
l’ri-mier Flcinmiiig, who succeeds has taken action to bring about isa
conference of the Premiers of thi
three Provinces at which u joint
memorial to the Dominion Govern-
ment shall bc prepared and forward-
ed urging in the strongest I_way thi
,adn to at least retain the represen-
tation it now has without further re-
“`t- Smnil tl’ *ml*-’1` fUflh0I` HS U10 duction. It is true that this coursr
it-suit of the census. ln fact if mat-
irs :ire allowed to drift New Bruns-
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¢l`Ttl`\»'/ 'i  I X 4 n bb S or U mei
was before tried without success, but
Premier Fleinming will not give ui
ii good cause for one rcbutl. Hc
would try again, and he is right.
-In an interview with the St. John
Standard Premier Flemming recounti
,the cost which the Maritime Pro
ivinces has paid toward the develop-
ment of. trnnsportatioii and the up-
iuilding-‘of Western Canada at great
toss to themselves, and he _concludes
there is enough sense of justice ir-
the l’ai‘liament of Canada to refrair
from inflicting further punishment
upon iis_ Mr, Flemming is especially
|sympi-itlietie toward Prince Edwaré
Ilsland, in regard to which he says:
“Prince Edward Island has a spe-
cially strong clnim to consideration.
itVhen it came into the confederation
it was given six members. The Brit-
ish North America Act provided that
there would he a readjustment every
ten years, but in the case of Prince
Edward Island it was evidently not
coiitemplated that there would be a
reduction of its representation. When
British Columbia came in, it was
granted six members, though its
population at that time would not
have entitled it to that number, and
according to the conditions under
-which that Province came in it couldi
‘never have less than six members.
*The agreement provided that when
ithe population of British Columbia
iwarraiited it, that Province should
it1¢_given more members. but nothing
is said about a reduction of its re-
tpresenti-ition below six members. In
the case of British (iolumbia the la\\
provides for an increase of its repre-
sentation, while in the case of l’rincr
Edward Island it says there shall bi
sa readjiistmcnt_ Now it docs not
'look as if the framers of the conleil
eration contemplated the possihility‘
.if the term readjustinent being con-i
strued to mean ii reduction of mem-
bcrs in the case of Prince Edward Is-
lnnd, because in a snmll Province
like that a time may come when on
a basis of population it might not
be able to count the quota necessary
to return one iiieinher."
It is to be hoped that the Premiers
of Nova Scotia and this Provincr
will to their utmost second the ef-
forts of Hon. Mr. Flemming, and
that action may be promptly and ef-
fectually taken before thc new re-dis
tribution bill is prepared and sub-
mitted to Parliament.
THIS TRAGEDY OF TI-l'E CENSUS.
article deals with "The Tragedy of
also that the record of Prince Edward-I
Island is even more tragic than that
New Royal ank Building,
'see Liberal rule continued where it
exists and rcstoreil where it has been
IOM. What party may have had to do
like 8 p y _ .j
if time is difficulty ni breathing at-I
,‘,Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Re-
IIIIIM SIUMIEH lili
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If your meals don't fit conifoi'f.ablY»
or you feel bloated after eating. and
you .believe that it is the food which
fills you; if what little you eat lies
lum of lead on our stomach'
ter eating, eructations of sour, undi-
gested food and acid, heartburn,
brash or a belching of gas, you can
make up your mind that you need
something to stop fouil fermenting
and cure Indigestioii.
To make every bite of food you eat
aid in the nourishment and strength
of your body, you must rid Y0\_“`
Stomach of poisons, excessive acid
and stomach gas, which sours your
entire meal-interferes with digestion
and causes so many sufferers Of Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness,
Constipation, Griping, etc. Your case
is no different-yoii are a stomach
sufferer, though yoll IHHY Call It bl’
some other manic; your real and only
trouble is that which you eat does
not digest, but quickly ferments and
sours, producing almost any unheal-
thy condition. ,
A case of Fape's Diapepsiu will
cost fifty cents at any PhariuaCY
here, and will convince any stomach
sufferer five minute!! 8fi»9l‘ faking il
single dose that Fermentation and
Sour Stomach is causing the misery
of Indigcsiion.
No matter if you call your trouble
Catarrii of the stomach. Nervousness
or Gastritis, or by any other naine-
always remember that a certain cure
in waiting at any drug store the mo-
ment you decide to begin its use.
Pape's Diapepsin will reglllfltt lilly
out-of-order stomach within five min-
iiees, and digest vromittly. without
any fuss or discomfort, all of any
_:ind of food you cal
A HIHNIIISS Wil ll]
Illillfll lHi Hiilll
\ Little Sage And Sulphur
Hakes Giay Hair Vanish-A
Remedy l"or All Hair Troubles
Who docs not lanow the value of
sage and sulphur for keeping the hair
ilark, soft, glossy and in good con-
dition ? As a matter of fact, sulphur
is a. natural element of hair, and ii
deficiency of it in the hair is held hy
many scalp specialists to be connec-
ted with loss of color and vitality of
the hair. Uiiqucstionably, there is
no better remedy fur hiiir and scalp
troubles, especially perinature QFHY'
ness, than sage and sulphur, if pro-
perly prepared. 'l`lic Wyeth Chemi-
cal Company of New York put up an
.deal remedy of this kind, called
medy, and authorized druggists to
sell it under guarantee that thc
money will be refunded if it fails to
io 'exactly as represented.,
If you have diindruff, or if your hair
thin or turning gray, get ii bottle
of this remedy from your iiruggist to-
xlay, and see what it will do f r you.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents 3 bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
gists. _
Special agents MacKinnon Drug Co,
Kent and Greiit George Streets, and
FC. A. Foster, Sunnyside.
is
stagnation we will not venture here
_ind now to determine. Our readers
niiy decide that for themselves,
But it should not escape the notice
if those who believe in the domin-
ance of one party or the other as a
sovereign remedy for all our ills that
this "tragedy" of lost population has
‘iefallen us under Liberal rule. During
the whole census decade we have had
Liberal rule at Ottawa, at Halifax
and ut (`l1arlottetown, and during
-ievén of thc tcn years at Fredericton
also. Federal and provincial parties
were in liiic_ Canada as a whole was
iroclaimed to be prosperous. A luin-
flred times wc were told that this
was Canailzfs growing time. It would
seein to he up to the liiberal papers
now to show wliy this stiipenuloiis
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
MOTOR BOATING
The King of
  Sports
'l'H_EN vou are entitlf-.rl to pi|rt.ic`rati»
in the ifxceptional offer ninili- tn
new siihacrihera to CA NAHIAN M()'i‘-
OR B0»\’l‘._ 'l‘ha_ National Motor H: nt-
ivig Ma_eiizine and Official Orizizn of 4 he
Canadian Ifcwer _Boat Asaiicintiiin.
This spleiidvdly pr|»1l_ed and rofusely
lllu-trnted inniziizine in n real cultivar.-
ion to the novice and anevewending
source of nleaaiire and profit to fha
expert.Ever_vt.hin{r of interest. tn lovers
ofthe sport.-_Iocn , national imrl inter-
national racinz event.ii_:cluh newndiont.
anitnngiiie news and invention: host.
d_<-sign and construction: helpful ar-
ticles by _writers of not.e.etn,etc,-is
found _in its pnge~_. 'i he valuable fn-
form~tion alone will r-mvn you many
wxatfoiis troubles mid pay its coat a
dozen times over.
Combination Offer
Rv a eclnl arrangements with the
nada Penmncnt Building, Toronto
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or little ones_ bring disaster unless you are protected by a_ policy in a
good strong reliable Coinpauy. A Fire Insurance Policy costs but a
small suin and the value of it_ to any householder cannot be over esti-
mated We are isuilng particiilaily liberal policies which cover dam
age bv lightning as well as fire.
If you are interested in the question of Insurance we would be
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Chai lolletown. Pi-0v_ Manager
S. M. HICKS, Agent at Summerside.
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Demand
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is for
Suhs and
Double
Faced
both to deliver at
popular prices.
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We have them '
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F you are an occasional pipe
sinokcr, you will be ea.
thusiaslic about Orinco. You
v ll have a mild tobacco that
smokes cool and sweet,wil1 not
burn the tongue, pr leavea dis-
agreeable afrertaste. Orinoco,
carefully blended from the
inildest suncured Virginiiizileaves,
i “ill make every spioke a pleasure
I something to be looked forward to. ‘
ll] packages and tins
bold everywhere.
TUCKITT
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triigcdy in Eastern Uaniiila was not
prevented. I
::-Pearly teeth-Healthy gums are
possible where “Rexall Tooth Powd-
er" is used. It is the best and most
economical article of its kind on
sale. New patent pact-ice prevents
waste. 25c. at The MacKinnon Drug
Co., cor Gt. Geo. & Kent Sts.` dtf.
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HIS sounds like extremes meeting, <.l0C_Sl\°i
it? But the cio meet, ancl they meet ngiii
on your breakfast table when you are eating
Tiiison's Rolled Oats. _
Thanks to the scientist, Tilison's Rolled Oats are ab§0'
luteiy clean ancl wholesome. Thanks toi the scientist.
Tilisotfs Rolled Oats are so repared that they reacil
you with their full aroma and llavor. < ' '
Thanks to the scientist, Tiilson's Rolled Oats are thor-
oughly cookedin I5 minutes-no more-and are Iliff"
easily digestible. That is because they are rolled so thin.
Your cook will like Tiiison's Rolled Oats because they
are so easily prepared. You will like them because
they are so appetizing and delicious. p _ _
A suggestion : instead of cream _and sugar,-,try milk and
a sprinkle of salt on your porridge. Salt, YOU know'
aids the digestion. ' I
Eat Tiiison`s tomorrow.
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» i |011. sable work-we olferthiaboqkto In-cry
illll (lcllland for gi St]-Ong Env suhiicrlber to Canadian Motor ,
the Census." with special reference to °“ °“_"‘°"’"°“i"‘"""'““’ In  0
and serviceable slioe is :ibl ° ' the Maritime provinces. it points out i\`i'i>'i'$'i"2i'Iii“i"i°"i5`»I¢§-'.1.‘i<'i`i»‘§'2i'i` ’°°'”i'_’&' `I\1'7‘Ti p||ub'_` ` __ 5
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