iilii Reiaiies ills Tiiiedhgs iilld Y
  "dd IIN Pdplf mf ` I ; Cfmrgh-Rgpgrt (I
1;*
Lastevsnirig when theahadee of night
w@~.iedhee..The _ Guides liao
°i-“N00 U90! h llrst round vi-tra
tba in pocket. _ , _, _
sa error-'utr asltsi-r
xiii duoodson lloerek McLeod; one
Zlie Blhieweethel gvouerles as
-"!Nld*9P'='M the ._°\\fd.w-1. in
pllotogsuphs st- Gauvin k Gsniz-l‘s the
were many houses in .Charlo~f,¢.
with lavhloli tan people were md: tor-
him in ueae he should ar-riv:i._ That feel.
was i known quite well tothe management;
bntitwee Taotaoass whereauy knowledge
of auch conditions was to be pq-mltrgd _W
¢.ntsrl_lit_o'ihovwaxdin¢of the prizes.
'i'he'refor the mapilelseted was-en out of
townlhident. Beisebright fellow, but
"l°|l§li!tawna wita ottlasaaisealhllrd
thetthe houses hsknows may he equated
ooshelngara ofone hand. He had ta
take down the names of some of the streets
he traversed.
Consequently there was _unly_1oom lor
:ihauoe to pvsrn the awterdisg ot the
gifh he had in his Docket for the first
three houses in which he should Ind cu-
piaof The Guardian of that day.
had a most interesting evening.
There was nodeailrn in his mind. He
walked just where the thought ot
the_ moment directed him, and in the
sane manner he knocjled at the
riots of the houses. At some it
was comical to note the dismay of tire oe-
cupiera when they found out what they
hui missed by not having The Guardian
athend, end where a prize was- wen the '
pl&snre ofthe recipients was e joy to be-
hold. It will be admitted that the gifts
were well distributed.
Herewltil follows the personal report of
The Guardian Men on his ilrst. round.
I left The Guardian oiilce et 6.35 last
evening and wpndared down Queen Street
until I oline to King. Going west on
Lsreds several calls before I
I 0\lleW1lll “IB IBIEID Illuaiflllg
ediion of_The Guardlan.At the first house
called on e middle-rged women with a‘
broad elnlla waited on the door. When
she_ learned my errand u saddened smile
grgted me, for she did not have the
pep;-, but promised to have it the next
tilll I called.
ld the aeooori house an olvl lady answer-
ed the knook. I told her I was “The
Guiiiai len" and asked if she hed to-
eayi saw. ella rrrrirea trait to tira
kitchen and inquired If any cf the men
irad iroasirt taosyacurrairr.. They had
not, soshe came back disappointed and I
hedtoleeve her minus Nuubrr OM
an' lone. '
ry third call was on rr house When ii'
ohouced the people were ol Air-icrrrr liri-
eegs. A colored girl with. early hair
eboll I4 yeerl of age, answered the cell
wilh e whip in her Ihand. For a moment
Q I felt uneasy and lost no time in
mn” swsy, when I found they had not
thtsioraiogs paper. l mrde two other
oe_ with s inilar results, but saw no
nge whips.
'lite sixth house I visited was on King
B3" between Queen niid Pownal. They
h the mornings Guardian. A man
about U years ol age answered my knock.
Whenltold him l was “The Gnlrtllan
' , ‘ he asearad #Gad and havin- “MM
I iuokleet stan in the world," he said.
“I awfully much obliged. I`ll he sure
e Uwqa have Tire Guardian every
ti e hereafter. I used to buy The
G lee spend down the street. from
ps boys. One dey, not long ego I sub-
bsd pr,ia, horn two boys, who calf!
ie nd slid have it _ Yeverr slneek.
“sts arreg er. wor
w a tire  company. twins
gui; niggas ste, go to work at five
o' k its the morning. I am not married
"-Nl IIPIYIIIAIIU alien hive it ouhend.
I ahve) s leave the latest paper 1 her; it
M” 5° hlndltl illlesa theuaxt llouse_wi|l
lbs sd if they have ons too
Jenklnsksilns order for SMD worth of
Rrooerlsr.
Mor many. snyiirrrira 1 .tame to
il
2:":";3‘-2; ~°~"‘°°'~
- m 'PU '° . Whats
_dlaaonolr irr iraswltzrl raid lrira
lwss‘.‘The Guardian Ma " end still a
A110!! disappointed look game over the
courltenoe of his wife. "I heard s lg;
and rewbout lt, but I dlda'l. tiriek you
would 1.” .&k“fl'ii'e second' house
had the same awry.
The third house, was that of Robert.
Vaolderdfoe, Dity (Bhutan, who tg s
subaru-iber. and q¢,_qs;|\g §._¢,q`,_,”,,
ready- I was greeted thus : “Good even.
ing! Goodevaning, Sir! Oomein. We
take the paper alliright as wg gn "8,-,_
thing in it." I left with Mr. Vsulderstine
Number Tiuoe envelope whlsh contained
Gauvln Gentael..Co'q gels; rar- mm
dollars wtltltgl phologeegls. __
“The Guardian Man” will continue his
rounds next week. The announcement
and have the paper le, rmdlihqq- hs so
one knows what night he will ddl.
f l
,.1-
- , f \
if!
i ' 1...’ 1: 
 ‘
ON THE ALERT
Wife--ilenry, go down stairs, quick,
and open that dom!
Henry-Why, what'a the :netterf Who's,
knocking?
4 win-Outs-nv us. entire. wr rr.
Guardian Karl '
I-ii|ri'l Linlnlir trlirai -'ielraiqi a-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Nov. B8 - (8periel)-
" Wheet........  78;
Doe. Pork..
JuneCorn.......
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lasers ilieaml.
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ti e ours a
I.l_%I°rfm§`;ri:;€t'tiria moo.l‘ri_;.1 
rr e poisono fouf
3-sllllgi “sooth ng” nredici::§“an¢i iqtrtd
preparations. These Tablets eN%8»@
i‘Tr1','2l.'12’l..i_““&.,.“l‘.‘l‘ "‘.1'..i‘i.§”' ".‘¥irr'.`i£'
llaarhoes an alarm feat;-t?_1lree`k 'up
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ad i d ' t" 'I'
Il::':l\tLaedh::h!y eli'i:il§?ds§e be
a """ri’.W’r.'S~'°.¢'l’E.r%
I their liar. The,old iedy\lu
useelr herhaiilr.
mdtheaeyoe
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m- I _relived e vegsireerful “Good
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old ee Water
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leave
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pow
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Condensed Advcrtlscmcllts
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Number 'a'wo envelope contained
will appear in Mond.e|‘s iquqp; Bs .N-,_
PRINCE
‘ t
11?
, The annual meeting of the P. E. I:
l.ord`a D y Alliance was held in the Fir*
,lI°¢l\0f|il% Chllmh yesterday afternoon.,
£61. Wm. Dobson was elected to that
chair in theallecnoe from the island the
President Bev. Nell McLaughlin. 111;,
.HUNV-IU. Rev. R. G. Strathie of
Summsrside, reed his report of the yeal's
,work as follows:
FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT.
'rar Lord r nay .aliiarree with rrrrabriaa
zeal continues in li s endeavors to preserve
the Lords Day in its lrrirgrlty, and to
lsoure to every clalsen tim right. to the
advantages and prlviiegcsirf tl\»t’. day.
We heartily accept- the at itcment of one
who hee said:
“A Restful Sabbath is a hygienic neoe -
sity:
“A Quiet Sabbath is the greatest moral
force in the world:
“A Civic Sabbath ia the strongest
pillar in the temple of liberty:
“A Sacred Sabbath is the mightieet
police force in the world;
“A Worshipful Sabbath is lndiapensilrle
to nplrituul power:
. “A Christian Sabha th In the bul~/rark oi
defence of all righteousness:
“A Secular Sabbath is destructive ol
all good.
Situated as we are in P. E. I. with no
industrial population, separated by water
24» 1906
S
law. -
obieot of pleasure are prohibited on the
Lorrl's Dey by "any mode of conveyance"
Sunday work orraclr sorts as are per-
mitted in the law, are secured the right to
“Z4 couu-ontive 'hours witiiout labor" dur-
\“¢ the week, and hence cannot be com-
pelled to work seven days a. week.
7. Liverymen are only allowed to hire
oonveyascvs “fur the personal use of the
hiror' or bln family" when wsntad for
purposes “not prohibited by this ant"
-be started out on Sunday, _
_. Shuntlng by yard crews in railway
fyerds cannot be done between da. ni.
_‘and 8 s.m., on that day-
10. Loading or unloading of ocean going
fvessrls is permitted only to liners having
a echedpled time of selling, and to these
fonly when otherwise they would be
-“u`ndoly, drlayed" beyond that time.
_Loading ned urrloalliog lor all other vm
` isis prohibited altogether excepting
.i.hnt. efQr, the 15th of September each
-yeer,‘°,uui|l.ooal and ore carriers" may
_or von.
E. Ne freight train or freight. vessel aan
from those complex movements that rr-
sult from close intercourse of a llrrge and
restless people, and with nearly eighty
per cent of our homes in country districts
where respect for the L0rd's Day in high,
it might be thought that our connection
with the Lord's Day‘Alliance of Canada
would bemerely one of sympathy. Even
so we were ready to do our share of work
in bringing aboutareatful Sabbath in Cen-
ada and it would be good work. But. the
ooirrnimonoy of our thought! of security
in P. B. I. was rudely shocked last spring
Tisliiaa.. inner r_,.-=~a..... 1-..-.»..4 ..
charter to a company that proposed
to run electric cars on the streets of
Charlottetown and neighboring parts
of Queens Odnnw seven dave in the week,
no exceptions being made for the Lotd'a
Day. This privilege the Legliiature
lightly granted. lt was the duty of your
executive immediately to protest against
such hasty and far reaching legislation.
,rirlritrlili;rlrrt,tirroush in omcerr. and
secondly through e meeting of the
general executive, called for the purpose
at which we were glad in have preesrrl
-with ss our eastern seorelarl, Rev. T.
Albert Moortnliy this time t. -elegislature
had oloeed,arrd for that session the bill
¥vrea beyond our reach. However
we immediately pot ourselres
into communication with the
‘Prenilen and through him with the
Government, and in June we had an ln-
iterview with the letterbody. A cempplgn
oonmittee waeappolnted to appeal to the
country on the issue at atekp in case the
Government refused to entertain our
do-gods, which he believed were in the
interests of the pe_opl¢'s happiness and the
'country's tnlo prosperity. We are glad
to be able to report- that the Government
ireneivcd our drputatiop with -courtesy
.gd ,pympqiliy nod, alter listening to our
a|,ut'erueste.geve nl every assurance tha
the matter would receive their earnest
tlmught on lint opportunty. It remains
. for this convention to outline our further
procedure; but we are decidedly of the
uznvioiien than sire. matter should lr.-
llowed up until tile desired amendments
are procured.
Bet the outstanding event ol. Nia year
Dominion. Wlthoutquotlng the ext in
full this report would endeavor to orit-
wnil Prince Hwlul Ieilll it in
the I.ord'e Dey Act of 0enada.But. the fol-
lowing ere some of the more important
gains:
.le _nie areas loose' wmorlled to lcwiah
the poor employes who has been o iigeri
to work nniawtuilyoe Sunday or risk
ioein his breed end better The em
as _eu the enactment of the ilrat I.>ri's
mr" L mu`g£Ve  ever pemed - for the whole
willse
1 " ' '
player lanow liable ee vidi as the em-
ployee and to mush heavier penalties.
The worsingmaa who violates the law
to a penalty of from
who re
are liable varies
by
ibe loaded or unloaded before 7 a.- m. and
‘after 8 p_. lt. on Sundry
" ll. The work of carpenters, peloton,
nd uehsrwukmen in nltcrinir and dtting
up vessels in harbor is under no circum-
‘ tuncas allowed on Sunday in the new
law. /
12. Section ‘Z of the new law unlike the
old applies not merely the work of onn's
“ordinary rolling" but “any work, labor
or business” if done “for gain." This vdll
revent e great many things heretofore
; llowed, suoh as the work of singers, or
.aural-ng
..... .....°ir.‘““. ....“n‘a~l°.:sii’r.isl'..'i°.‘aiois.s
worship) unless their services are given
gratuitously. Under the old law farmers,
urerchants, tredeamen, professional me-ri,
lerk=, etc.,-could if so disposed, In itll pro-
bability work lawfully on Sunday. I’-s.
ibiy it. may bewell that this was lot
oerally known.
‘ The Lord'a-Dey-loving people of Prince
lEdv1a.rd Ialoldr therefore have great
cause to thank God for the passing at the
IArd's Day Act of 1006, and to appreciau
the lndividueLseaw.ice.rendered in that
direction to ous oauso by the Dominion
Government -end Parliament. Particul-
arly ia this true of the working ciusscs,
who in all lands have more et. stake in
-the struggle for Sabbath preservation
ithan the leisure classes.
Wo go forward- into the fifth year nfour
,uilort greatly encouraged ta raprct the
.beet things yet attained for the Lord'a
Day. Our prospects are brighter than
ever before. But our successor should
` umble rather than uplift up. More than
7eometh only from God, We rc not on
‘human strength or wisdom for victor! il
'our great battle, but upon him who is
lComforter of his people.
came the report of the treasurer, A. W.
for the yea! amounted to #|00-U. Ell>¢!l4i
tors sisiurl. A balance or eioiril is rtul
-reported the accounts correctly kept. li
his for $225.00 contribution io the L. D. A.
or .canada tar the you new besluainir-
Tae allotment of contribution NN Mid
or the dlilsrsat breaches was then made-
The following officers were elected ;
President-Rev. George Steele, Be-
deque.
Vice Pru-Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Char-
|,,m¢,¢»-rr, Rav. .fanrea s_:;son. Char-
lqttstawu Rev. will Db@lI.
Montague. ._ -
meraidh
Treasurer,   Btsrnr, Charlotte-
town. `
t wstlanes Oaatnllla. BOM(
r5'i.rrrir.l;'s9rsrirtu nero..
‘ Bunn' qprust see
ROV- .
retsry 
,ar isredte tigeiauero
ig \¢\'llUdf‘1_ilnP. I
treat of libi lbmtved with
tion
dm. ‘V\§P» il addition. the o\d_,_iews pro-
hitiulr the practising of any sport. fowilng
dslrirrg, geme,play or pastime whether for
gain or not, is in srction I4 of the new
5. Llllneoralens for hire and with the
0. Ueay workmen who may have to do
such ne business. labor or excur»ions."t
~1‘his will shut out the sight seaiuiztally-ho
h
-.everbcforewo resliso that _lyir help
forever tire b`i.reuuth..liio Guide. and the
f Following the adoption ot this report
Stern: of Challottetovrli. Toinl receipts
due the L. D. A. of Canada. The auditor
was agreed that thi! Alliance he responsi-
‘ciirriog.uwwn._ V RN- JIU#
noni ', li. D.ctia.rzitetevn. Bois-.ll
ri.....-.'f'lli»r¢_¢»==.a»~- owns It avow-
crrriottewwa. 'Hom Senator l\`°b¢h°o.
Secretary, Rev. R. G. Strat-lie, Sum-
Laqal and Legislative Committee: Rev.
.r. ralbt}J.1'.'l»tirra.lva- F-I-.
'fir.tsl~i.b. at laura." nav. wer. noi.-
,¢r, nav J W Rai Janes
` sure".-*fin  |°W‘
town; Hon. I. Ai . W
r."s"I“ .» 
..g
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4?.
._.`.»_a¢¢;-=¢. _ Fin - _ `(__i i _
_ YAiil_i_f_l  `"
Sf. iohn and C.P.i'i'.gVersus
Sr. Joris, Nov. Zi-(Special)-The S. S.
Empress of Ireland was greeted an hs;
arrlval In port this after-noon with blow-
ing ef harbor whistles and after being
_quickly docked the China malls with the
ilrrt. cabin passengers and baggage W"-¢
hustled aboard the "Over Bess" special
_end from the time the dret box of mall
iarrfirli on tire pier- aatil the special train
_started for Montreal ltvraajust. one hour
and £3 minutes.
The train oonsisted of mail and baggage
car-,eirrirrg-ami risrrptrrg ear. ‘ _
It is expected that a record run will be
made, as: the special in given a clear
road.
The big Empress left Halifax harbor at
10.65 p. ni. Tliuredny, encountered strong
westerly winds and in the Bay of Fundy -
eucountertd snow sqnalls.
'_ At eleven o'clook _ itimerning she was
fspoken by wireleaptll milbe from Part-
ridge Island.
~ About 2.50 o'clock the eiaip was sighted
land signalled off Partridge Island.
About 4.1-'r rfolock she entered the har
bor and was nearly to her dock before the
big tender Cruiser took her bow liswser
and the tug Lord Kltohner hor stern line.
The stziinlt-r was eoon`nwln'ging into No
z bmi. rail ri live doloh the lim im of
'_Cululi irlirvl~ was lizndeti on the dock and
:with a few yards of trucking landed lil
'the baggage cur. / _
. - ,,~ rr »
leg 'ivZstMfrcli`rlimgt.hll;bE5;r§;:l1r:|llf
with but few ncoeelery  is speeding
on a record-breaking ttilp to the latter
city. _
Dr. Mrirch, Port Denim' here, found a
peso of m :'-rsits on lioerd ihe Empress
which 'should have r_$s"err taken on a
Balifav. The case is now iii the Epidemic
Hospital, Partridge Island.
_ 
Fld. Firsi     The Address Moved, Borden Replies latirier
      - -   .w°'l‘ |'l`.l`hi* I _ ‘ » ioins Tiieii Foster Scathés Hyman Wild
 ‘wfm ,- P"°Yi_“°°”5P|¢'l°ld M_ld"°”°’ BY   W-_ Resigned Both 'Seat and ljis Portfolio "
'   ,. . _  °.¢¢d<_ U" . Messrs' Sham'  M°°"¢ _ _ _ “_ ` ‘_ -Lively Upening forthe Session
Halifax- _and I' C' R' In O'l'rA\\'a, Nov. Zi.-» iSper‘iailfAt results more than jultlded it.
  __ the :opening of the session today in an- Referring to the London s‘eci.lon lo 
svrer to Mr. Borden Sir Wilfrid Laurier plored the corruption and rega'eMedt@,
--~ ' atalefl tlliri. Mr. Hyman had resigned his ' the Liberals had descended to the Xp
portfolio as well as lils seat. lils resign-leerrlrtive level in that oonstitddloy;
ation as Minister had, however, not yet
been iuid before the Governor General
nntl Mr. Hyman had been rrslird io i'i»con»
alder lt.
The address in rrpiy was moved by
Pnrticc of Luilillioli anti sfoonrtell lry
Dfnlers OI St. Jolliis filiil liicrvillclri
stereotyped Liylc.
R. L. Bur-ienln rssponse tool: excep-
tionioihc jiistii1_cation,oftiic present
rate otexpenditure which he der-lirrrd
exire\'ng_|rnt.
lie pr5_am_l=ed_ the cc-1prri~.t't»rr ot thc
Opposition in reforming tl~.i» election
law. »
Referring to Mr. Ficlllinifs r-lr-onion he
denied that thc Conservatives lilrli uhvlc
charges against the Minister' of l"iiiriiit~c
which were notjustlilerl.
He deinandell information allriiit the
sale ofa million sorts of lnnd by Miliist
er Oliver to an Irrigation Uciirpirny iriitl
wanted to know why thc \'rrcni:ry iii
the Nova Scoilli Bench wlis not liiictl.
Sir “'llfii\i Laurier ilcfcndttl the G0-
vernrnrnt expenditure claiming thlr'. thc
YESTERDAY
He was proud io say that notone Wil
could be Bald against Mr. Hyman [IGN-
itlly.
"9 7-ll°U8ht under the cimuIIll¢e|§(
lie did right in resigning hil segt, hgh
as he had been the victim and not the
agent of corruption he vras not prepared
to accept the resignation of his
and hoped Mr. ilydlirn would 11
lie said tire Government had kept il
Promise in calling Parliament in NM-
The Budget would he brought dow!
next week. probably, on Friday. ‘
lf the Opposition did not obe'ruot
the it-salon would be endzd in spring.
That Mr. Foster is still the Opposi-
tion'ir lim Lieutenant was shown by ine .
fact that hc was the speaker toreply to '
the Premier. lie made a slashing
speech, pounding iiyuuian and declaring
he wlas until lo iirluiiuiertcr n depart-
lilllni. _ _
lie dcuiiindetl reform oi the public ltr- V
vice nnfl argued for higher protection in
the tariff and for tire abolition of subsidies.
'-“-" vga/sa./a»*~
we WEATHER
an s¢~§r\"
Detrcnsii-rg westerly winds, f.i`r
nnd n iitlic coltivr.
.pgs/'asa/\f"¢y`/\va¢\f`¢v~/\r¢v\F'
_.___---*“_”_""'
DANGI-Ili IN l`Oli.\' SAL\'l‘2$.
They t\~imlly contain -rt-lils and burn the
l’utni\rli's i‘iiilrlt'l~s Curr. Extractor, wiilcli
ig purely velzr-teirie. causes no pain nn-i
iiinard‘s Linin ent Cures Daniruff ‘
cures ln one tiny. Duu't forget tlic lJallrc--
"l’uinsnr's."
.
.tz!_`-fyggt It <.‘. -1,..
. *fr
:.t§f|\" .~
ww( wt aw- -
on
l
(
‘ _Above is presented a a picture of the
lbs,” ognrpanyr# men,v¢ha in the: midst
_gin raging steep on the “ll *this mon*-Yi.
-naerreilr aiirsrterr iurtnmtirrsrat the
mpwof the wrecked eewlldf AJ-
\feKeau,ful| particulars of whiotr have
lynn giveain this piper. Reading from
left torilht theyyouerl eel: _
|_ c¢pi.iehn0hemplon.
2, James C. T u.
il, John MJ
` can-ram ciiaivirlon ann roi: Mlm wiio rtiistfriznriii-:
sonoourzii AJ. iroxiiiarl.
CREW OF Tlllii
4.000!!! McBet.li.
\‘.Jlmll- Cahill.
C,  Bkerfy.
7| Col\f.D. Fraser.
8,- Qerleat McNeill.
9,'\Villiarn Smith.
10, Charles Perry.
ll, Win. C. Leavitt.
I
which the rescue was effected.
of the King slid the Canadian Govr-rn~ 
mefalr
are well.
Elliilli ELMNIS
ilililliiii
Where Bornier Planted lilo
Flag for first in the Far
North
0'rr.-\\\'a, Nov. Zi ‘Speciaii-Cenali i
flesh. The one siriu ruin: ill liquid fornl_ is ir, now |h¢ 0|1\¢|||| pggggisorgf u lui; mfr" _.g
land ln the far north. _
A report has been received from CIM. ._
llernier that lie liastaken possession  ‘_
~
fourteen arctic irlnnrie in the Dell
Bernie_r reported from I`ond'e Inli
Builln‘n Bay,where lie viill wint¢l'._ l
HAMILTUN Milli'
BREAKS Wlliilliiil
Tho boat which is shown is that with
port of Troops Coming
From Toronto
Tomrsrro Nov. ‘Li |Speclall-The 
outbreak in connection with the
railway strike occurred at llamiiioo
night.
The mob s rthsrid at the not-nu' ol’
and Jasiea streets between eight and
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