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"gg, ||| gi-|yg|i¢¢; $2.50 por year (mailed) In advance, in _
Guilds, and $3<M for U. 8. A. XS
Hold Oilice at Chaidntetown, Branch Office at Sum- p
sam-say weekly uounuoa issn si.so poi- annum ny gifiii
mail in Canada or U. S. A. ' Of l'l°l
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""""""" ii AY OCTOBER mb _W lknoi
SATURD need
  li.
As intimated in yesterday-"s Guardianith
the Liberal-Conservatives of the Second incl
District of Kings have nominated Dr. R. J. lr_lClf
McDonald as their standard bearer at the_Cl2l
forthcoming election to fill the vacancy \§’h0
created by the death of the late Mr. J. D__ tive
Mclnnis. f°ii
That the selection of Dr. McDonald was fI‘uSl
a unanimous one is indicated b_v the fact,lJI`@S
that no other names were suggested; that Out
it is ia-popular one among all classes may,k1llfi
well be inferred from the excellent reputa-f g_i`0“'
tion he bears and the high esteem in whichiclai
he is held throughout the coniniiinity ini
which he has successfully practiced his_
profession for a number of years: that he'
will make a capable and faithful represen-' _
tative will not be doubted by anyone who 336;'
We have no doubt that Dr. 'McDonald S1999
will be elected, whatever candidate may be alia
brought out to contest the seat with hinifiiie
Nothing could be gained b_v returning an is i_
Opposition member at the present juncture Pfiii
knows him. l
as such a return would not affect the party Ui
l
erit
menlde. Alperton. souru and Montague. Of OU
w -. i h.
_ 'rim m'-i-:i.i:¢."rio.\ it -lt _
Iheld.
In Thursday’s Guardian we publishe _(___
e programme of the different sessions. It ` "
udes a list of practically all the diseases Se,
lent to national, social, and commer- mon
life and these will be discussed by men- “flu f
have 'made a specialty of their respec- °""¥‘“
subjects. That much good should re- come
It from such discussion is evident. We -ph.-,
that all classes of citizens will be oiotio
and national life.
_I’.-\'I`RI()'|`lS.\[ \'.~i. P_\ RTYISNI.
At the Liberal convention at Red Deer wa,
h`ich Dr. Michael Clark was dropped. ivoi
a' contemporary, a feature was ti pair
ch by Hon. Frank Oliver, in which he eiilfi
cked General Currie, who commands “W”
Canadian army in France. Mr. Olive;
'sported to have said that Currie was a uiu
tical general who had sacrificed a lot of wee
nadian soldiers in an unsuccessful at- if"
in power, while there would be much to ieiulli 'C0 take i-9h5- '
gain by having a government representa-f
tive at the St. Peters end of the district to iiei
assist the present i°epresentative Hon. H. iie
D. McEwen. Under the joint representa- Viiii
tion of two such men as the Hon. Mr. Mc- be
Ewen and Dr. McDonald the interests of Oiiif
looked_after. Dr. McDonald: through his iii
professional intercourse with the people
and Mr. .\IcEwen through his commercial *ici
intercourse would cover the field and its iiii
requirements as no other two men in the ii)
district could possibly do and we have no ai
doubt that the electors will see it this way' G0
when the time comes to cast their ballots. |“ ii _ _
It will be remembered that Mr. Bell, the 0“"§fi llufhlllg '£0 Puii. Hilti that the C0ii5"’i" r;iii
leader of the Opposition, stated on the floor "3ii"9 G0Vf‘-l`hh_l‘"-fhi _0f_ Cklllufiu had ll’»‘ An
of the House that the neopie of -the in-o- thought of politics in its handling of the ffoi.
vince were only awaiting an opportunity ai`ihl_'- _ _ ii”
l\.-evertheless Mr. Olive r picks out Ge- Ti’ _ _ _ - __ . ,
Slaiiey, Sir.Loui.< Davies, Hon. Edgar may _lllflge to be l1l0l‘@ Ol' |‘?~*»* ‘i‘_
Rhodes, ('apt_ .Mu_cintosh, (f0l__l'0guP_ but which in reality are noti
|”e]E"ed wil" S`“m°ie"‘ i"‘°“'i"“’g‘“"`f Plate Glass Policy to-day as a measure of 
=i if o _ Ou the same date there appeared :tj -
 Hazoi Todiiretumed- to 0mi_ iiouiewhat similar zidvertlseinent ln'
on Tliursday. She was the But;-st iii” iiosiiiii ii“P__e’_'_Si by 3 low] deaiiini
= o
the Opposition and on the three occasions f0i` the meh iii the ii'@h¢ii@S? “ta _ . _ -i -_-ii  ii.-_ owe.
What an insensate thing bigoted pai~  ‘““'J°"" ‘“°""`""'°“”k'b°'h at ii H( M .iii i no iiiooo
anship is! Another sample is being affor- n0i,i,,__,m'.__. isi_,,,,i_ N0,.n_ Siw,e_
d by_ attacks upon Mr. Ballantyne lie-
than those three hy_e1eotionS; nothing cause he entered the cabinet. He is disco-
could more forcibly express the confidence V9l`@Ci lu h3V@ been “ffl fake L1h@1`Hl-'_' Alf 2;”
of the peopie iii the goveiznmenti nothing “_e___tt0hcOnc1L}i__de ti1at_l%€ only true Liberals Mounted Police-, came as pleasant "Up to the time ofthe European
more forcibly express their want of confi- 31 l~_ _O59 _W _0 ale .iii ih_g to Subufdihate no
dence in the Opposition pai-ty now ied by their patriotism and their common-sense we
Mn J_ H_ Be1]_ |alike to the ideas of the professional politi-_ will necessitate iiii residing in owi-
at the polls to turn the government out of
powei-_ Sinoe this Statement was made the nei‘al Currie fora terrible indictment. What N
people on three different occasions have had Cffiii be the i`eaS0ii? is it iii”-t Geheiiii ifamvliell Solari.
opportunities of expressing their opinion of Cu _ __
the relative merits of the government and message to Ofiiiiiiiii liieailiiiig ful' SulJP0i`i 'ii
they returned the government candidates _
by handsome majorities. Nothing could tis
more forcibly express the popular voice ‘ie
The curious thing about this is that Ge- T,
'al Currie is a Liberal. Before the waif. gan,
was prominent in Liberal councils in aria
couver. How, then, does he come to ‘"9"
offensive to his fellow-Li eral, Mr
cal general?"
ii
The date fixed for the by-election in the, Ciahs ill the Daffy machine?
St. Peters District, November 7th, prece-2
nuary, indicates the faith of the govern-__
ment in their strength in the country. Thellh
seat could have been left vacant until after,
the Dominion election but as the date of
the latter is still uncertain 'such delay i
might well mean that the by-electioni
could not be held before the next session of|
government would have an increased ma- an
jority in the House.
We trust the campaign in this good old an
District will be conducted with a view to'
the best interests of the District and the'
Province and in keeping with the serious!
and strenuous time in which we live. It is
"Oi 3 time foi' Paiiizan Wiiiiigiiiig but ‘if Service Act will not disturb the essential °f
_ Perhaps from such_side lights as the 
ding the Dominion General election whicli'0ilV@l` &fU=1Ck Oll CuI`1`1€ H lll01‘2i 0211"- bfi on
wil] pi-ohahiy he held in Deoeinhei or ,]a__drawii as to the real nature ofthe obstacles
which militate against union goveriilnent
this country.
.\ (il_'I'l)I‘I T() \'O'I`I‘]RS
_ . . _ _ The best guide for the electors of Ca-
the provincial legislature in which case the nada when the election Comes will be for |..,.,.,..,.,.,.,,.,, o, o, 4,., _,,,..,..,
1
to ask themselves the question-
“How would the Kiiisei' \'oiv‘."’
d then vote the very opposite.
O
NOTES
en much heart searching, much ques~ “ai”
ng, much advising; many voices “ci'y- si. ii
g in the_ wilderness" and the wilderiiess. with
st'll around us. There is material pros-1 de" 9
y perhaps unparalleled in the history °‘”'”"
r country, yet there .is unrest--reli- I The
sly, socially, politically. In the niidstlquieii
aterial prosperity the body politic is citin-
. The one hopeful symptom is that we “lllle
v we are sick, and “they that are whole, °“”“"‘
not a physician but they that are sick.” one
is, we take it, to point to the physician ii.-.id
the social service congress is to- be bow
ent at the different meetings and that 3 i" i-<‘
of this, the greatest congress of the ‘_
_vet held in Charlottetown, there shall gift;
3- Cieaiieii- Saiieib healthier Civic, S0` ant summer spent with her son Mrl
er? Why does General Currie earn A
this grand old constituency should be well i_i`9iii Mi" Oii"@i` the Siigiiia Oi being ‘ia P0’ lelw
_ 1 .
Sir Arthur Currie, as he is now, went Thu
° .' "oss seas  a plain colonel, without il “`e’
dle to his name. He made his \va_v ui' $.01
merit to the command of the Canadian i_,..i
my. He did this under a Conservative ooiii
vernment although himself a Liberali S"
rrie had the temerity to send an anxious
»\. \\'.
ll’|9l'li_5'
S
will
e entertained including Viscount
iiiil
The news of _\li‘_ A. A. )IcLean's ap-‘
wa. Mr. and .\lrii. McLean will lie’
th being life-long residents of this
oovffoo
bill
Furnished by W. 8. Louaom*
SOLDIER BOYS AND B IBLE
The Bible is the VVord of Life. I
beg that you will read it and fl-iid this
out for .yourselves-read, not llttls
snatches here and there, but long pas-
ncerely missed from social circle-3, i
sages that will really be the road to
The calling of Class I. under the Military the heart of ii. You wiu fiiiii ii fiilli
real men and women not only. but;
S@l`l0uS, S0h€l` W0l`k f0I‘ the C0ullti`l'» Dfesehi industries of the country. The numbei'l“'”° °i "W "‘i"gS "°“ i““'“ W°"“°"°"|
l a
bout and been troubled about alli
and future, Hhfi We feel aSSu1`@d that it is ihi authorized is 100 000 but the calls will re- I _i
this Spirit the electors of the Second Dis- ooiro only about 25,000 at a time. lil'iii;°'.i`.;..m§2.hi§fobf§§ Ziiflysill
trict of Kings will set about filling the va-
cancy in their legislative representation.
SO(‘I.\ L SEI{\`I(‘E (_‘OX(iI{IISS
lo(
Germany had fourteen million men av-
- ailable for mobilization during the war,
and of these ten million hive been called,
the others being left in esstntial industries.
_ N k It is not much cause for surprise that the
ext Wee » on Tiiesdayi W@‘i"e3‘iaY: Kaiser and his military chiefs thought Ger-
ahd Thursday, there will be held in Char-nnany invincible g
'lottetown what should prove to be perhaps
'the most' important congress ever heldi
here. Whether or not it shall prove such’
remains to be seen but the fact that it has
_er effort in the direction off purifying, ele-
/ »
In the hard times of Sir Richard Cart-
wright’s administration of the Finance
_ Department in the Mackenzie Government,
been 081185, that Such meetings We buihg-he was waited on by a deputation with a
held throughout the Empire, indicates apetition for something to' be done in the
growing appreciation of the need of greabinterest of the toilers. Sir Richard sugl-’
gested that they work harder and eat less.
`\
v
will become plain to you what things'
are worth while and what thingaare?
not, what things make men happy-l
loyalty, right dealing, speaking the'
truth. readiness to glrve everything
for what they think their duty. and.-
nxost of all. the wish that they may'
have the real approval of the Christ
who gave everything for them-and
the things that are guaranteed to
ardlce, greed. and everything that li;
low and mean. When you have read
the Bible you will know that it is the
Word of God. because you will have
found it the key to your own heart,
your own happinep and your own
duly. t
WOODROW WILSON. Q
(Signed) ~
make men unhappy-selfishness, cow~_,
cial Thnnksgiving services- were -The wi-lder. more elusive the ani- mn objwl is very 0m.i0u§_ and in on
iii mill! Of 1110 Cl!! ¢ll\ll'0l10S_mal, the more beautiful li. is. It is [Q n '
_ _ _ a ei
_ on Sunday and _\iondaF. the one of the ironies of Nature. But lt ants to lower the price. oi --Hive, fox,
bright Thanksgiving music and har- has to do with t he actual value oe _O _ _
d vest decorations lending a charm not the fur. which is regulated by cost :nm‘1:.e (_ia_.B i
io he f0rg¢,¢i@n_ of production. as `all legitimate val- Ti P i
_ U ° ° ues are regulziiedf The Siberian i _ I _L-
oral shooting parties among iiieeilllle ls frilellslve. and growing more i- f-- -~ fc _`
folks resulted quite satisfactorily 50- 'bill iii 00S!lill€SS is justified by __
umors of delayed Thanksgiving iheidimcuhy experienced in pmcuri   J
rs are being disCu5Sed_ihe our ing'it not les I han by the regal brll- \ '
of a real days spom liance of the fur.
, , , "In the old days, the' noble knight
Duke of Connaught has been ventured into the wilderness. 'suffer-
in h [I hi h `]g h
ii president of the l’ilgrim's Club hui in Ta D Tniihi f iierir _‘fi _if
ndon succeeding \'i~'t'ount Bryce. _i 0 Y 8 e ee °_ "S my _ .
. . . _ 2*: “ "°’i‘*_°":_°“ _Gi i"’““"'“' ”°""' Tuesday; His Honor the Chief Justice on Wednesday, and
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ere' was e ragrance of charm- _ .. -
s. (liailes }l)ndni.iii has return-iong romanpe in the rare mrs she Ppeiniel' Al'S€ll3lJll. Oil Thlll Sddy. ,
Edmonton, Alberta. afteraplcas- wm_e_ vivms or the c0_m _ jc_“e1_
s es. -
in their beam- nd f ll ' th l ~
Hyiiilman of Brighton and 1\|rs_lum,i\. I a u “arm an' 'Island'
_ i ' ' '
Bigiiaii' t * _ “That same fragrance of roniancf
_ " -that pride of possession- today ‘ . - -
Among recent Ad_mir:ilt_v appoint-_ elxisni in i he highegi typo of fun, of the Cl'lllllll€ll. M€thOdS Of Dealing With V109.
is that of Lieui.  Russel D. 5,_.g,£ga_ied from the ordinau. mm
._on. R.h.V.R_.. son oi .\lr. L. \\_'__me_reia|iZed k|nd_ _ Res
son. to coniniand of one of the fast The great. fall and winter roi
ol boats which Lire flolrlg such lection of furs now offered by thu
ent work in fighting the L'-bout house thoroughly illustrates' the dit- Otl'l€1`S Of
ace in northern waters. ference. ‘ Dl._ llugiiiigs ][_ ][i||~f_
* * * “Only a few years ago the silver.
Mr. ll. B. Stirling of Richmond' f0X “'35 a gl0l‘Y llrlto itself in the furl
, Ontario, has het-ii in town this world. The animal was rarely ell-
h_ “ug-ii Synipmhy is oxpresgeii countered in the forests. Its rich lui'
him and _\ir_.i_ Bion,-hero on me coat was seldom seen in the avenues
death of their mother. iii iusiiiuu-
o of 1 “Today the sight of what is termed ']{@y_
,ere have been ,nine 3 few social silver fox is not uncommon. What
eriiigs this week. informal affairs. a large ii°rii°“ Oi iiig iiiiiiiic ‘i"'?5 R(,",_ f1»_ _\]h(,l.‘ ]I0m.e_ ])_D,_
, ~ ._ , _ not recognize is that there if ai _ _ _ _ _ .
nii;ddiiliidighlllieiilfifeniient  vast. difference in silver foxes. i 'ii‘li`Uiii‘~’- iliiii- liciiciiii N-`Ci'i'iiii." ~"ii`iiii -P-<'i'Vi*`e fiii‘i ii-Vfiiigfiigiii
_ _ _ _ .. _ ._ . _ . . __ ' f i_.
i bridge, knitting. sewing. etc. On_e i5_a highii “ized anniiai ‘ U H'
, _ , - rare individual. upon whose trial all ]{0\'_ J,
t a dinner g_\,e_'_ by Their Exce]_ Alaskan or Siberian tiapper has Tm( _ _ _
ies me Duke and iiiiohens- of Do.. sim" _mitjiiy “ieafr-V “'_eek(‘f' A_"°the" ilic l’i'c.»livtcri:iii (luircli lor Lxiiiziilzi, .\c\\'fniiiidl:iiid:iiid Bcriiiiidii
_ _ _ was raise on a ariii in anaia, one
\On§hi_re_‘“ i’O‘e";iiie_m _izouse mi of the “domesticated wild animal K Ififl’
rstay, quite a tisiinguis ed part) t.urS_
_*_ -f ~ --- --~ av- --I vnu wil - ro' a r, 'A nd- 'i `f ire W _
1=#='i»“=U“'“-Y °"‘“" "ii" wi." "ega" "ww The arvolntmeut or the Prmoo ot ‘-ii’ i"i'ii°i° °i °"Yi’“¥ “ i°" ?°"i° ;E,??i:'.,n3nge:,&§di-Zgiiiitolilynlil li>eri'wl_ll° ll`\\v’»¢ nlgiiniiiicnggoi thsiiiniii
bE ' _ ` ' as xnndmuter or the Order of mi i ii' °“i’i°°i 'ht I b°"°'° 5 an cent  A ' L i '   . i
iooiiei mu si. ooorgo is 'iiuied ‘ii "“’°"““" °“° "1 ‘ i‘° i°‘ flllcil me ,..m.i,,i,,g
satisfaction in quarters in Lon- eq of P' E' bland' ` here. The result
onnected with the Dominions 'on ocwber nh' were appeared in you liavoii';- ani'
“_ all the large New York City papers. some
‘ . . the following advertisement which beautiful Skms_..
IlkBf§iV_|ll8 lu this city was 1:3;ilpzgriyésbgfoeieoilEyhei foremost Ipicsume the
y observed. Quite a number of ' _ 6‘r lll
` “”5°Y°'i * ‘i°>' ‘ll "lil" 9°"-8 'ms ci-num or Genuine runs `“a'"§"""‘ ar"
\\‘.
ll; . i. _
guests fromf outlying places HAS No.1. SUFFERED BY 5°-
liere for a holiday. mei”
_ _ _ comusriciALisM." Jw? To mme
1 lull* °l1° _ .
By making the public believe that
ranch bred toni  lnferior._._§'1||
quality to wild caught ones. `lt_glveg
lu just the some and see thesé him t be opportunity to_ force the
_ price down, and say to the rancher,
ro ig. noi ii fox ranch “Tho public' will not pay as much
hui krigws the above for' ranch raised sliver fbxes as 10|-
incorr;»i.-i_ lf that is wild caught ones, therefore, wg
iy should those fui'r’=r=‘~ give ranngi pay t he pi-Ice." As li matter
public-aiioii_ What is their ob- of fact, t he' publiic do not know any.
who liava followed the thing about lt, and \vouldn't if _it was
the past few _ie/.iwlll-l. noi. brought to their notice. Aggin
the furrier will call every good sp " |-
men ii wild caught fox. And all Ks
poor ones ranch raised. As it is at
present they may have it al_l in tlfdlr
belng sent across the wateri
90 per cent remalnln5
ir- obvious. Even if
intention of bu5'lYl8-
the land
industry during
pt b_y some of the fur merch-
te. bring ii to the notice of the
fur niercliuiits' '1ignrrs"th1ft`“i“*‘?"'f_°i”€°i*i‘iiii*9‘i"'0“ D584! live) ’
<‘ii.\iti.o'i"i‘i:TowN. P. i~:. I.
i-i:i.\'i~r: or \v.\i.i~:s co_i.Li~:oi-2 HALL.
oi'i'oisi-:it 10. 17 .ixii ie, 1911.
The Hon. the Lieutenant Governor will preside on
An exceptional opportunity for the people of the
` Some of the Subjects to be discussed :-
The Fainilv, its Perils and Safeguards. The Care of
/Prohibitioii. Conservation of Human Forces and ~
ources_ Social Reconstruction After the War.
Child Welfare. Graft and Patronage- And many
equal interest. The visiting speakers are-
Ilirt-ciiir the Child llclpiiig Dcpzirliiiciit, Riissel Sage Fotiiifliition
New York. _ -
.\lexiiiidv|° Joliiisoii.
l‘liilzid<°lpliia, .<cvrtt:ii-_v Nzitioiizil (`oiii'crciicc iii Soci:il,i\f`ork, :ind
i of .\';itioii:il (foiiiiiiittcc on Provisioii for thc Fccble-.\lindcd.
(‘iiiioii L. Noriiiaii 'l`iicker. D-(_‘.L.,
Loiifloii. Out. Rector of .\`t. l’aul's Lf:itlicdi';il_
_\lciliodi<t (liiiirli for (`:iiizid:i, .\'cwfotiii<ll:ui<l and ii-criiiiida_
G. Slit-:ii'ei‘. Il..\.. D.I)-, _
uit-U. f lui. .\`iipuriiitt-iiilciit .\`oi‘i;il .\'ci'vicc and livaiiigclisiii of
'l`III~ISI'] I).\'I`]‘lS l"I{I<]I‘I:- OCTOBER 16, 17, 18
l _ I'sii:il Om- Fzirv Rililiviiy 'l`ickei.~i
"They are like the genuine and the _-_._.1_lo_i,m-¢ _
Hazen. .\lrs. Fruiik i'ochrane_ Miss maiie_
lll Fovllrane. Mr. Justice F. A- "Ano as iiioro are fora of “wild an-_
gllll- -\ll‘r~'. Arlglin and Miss Allglin. imals" which have been too much'
liarold Hender.-on, Lady Violet domesticated. so there are fur fas-'
nderson. Capt. Kenyon-Slaney, Sir hioils which have been too much
omus \\’hite, Lady Marv ‘Kenyoir commert-iaiized~ styles which 0110' Take out that _Fi_re_ Life’ 
Controller of the North \\f'est value!"
George and Lady Foster; Hon. (`. ly gives, you Cause for naniion as io' 
_ _ _ . V ‘ll i
J. and .\lrs. Doherty. lion. and Mrs. J. “-hehe your eeieoiions Shonid in.   ______________ __  _ __ __ _ __ _ ___  __/_______z/,_ __ __/_/_____7,/I _#_
ull. Sir llullffft lllld Lady Bofiieii- for discarding the genuine. li- niere- _;f|'TITl'_“- !£`)'iLDE's.r INsuRANcE Aaeucv  _
ich suggests both that General Currie D _ __//._
W/ 4
/
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r home on .\ortli River Road and at “ hi ‘"6 “O ’ ig.
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MR. MANUFAc'rt_ii_iERi Mr. National oiotribot-_
or! Mr. Advertising Agent! you frequently ask
the question: “What kind of advertising interests the
local dealer?" ’
The merchants-'in this and 400 other cities of North
America have answered your question this week.
They have put the goods in the window and have
told you why they have put them there.
The products they displayed were all newspaper
advertised products. _
They chose these because they know it pays store-”
keepers to co-operate with newspaper advertising.
_They want to encourage more manufacturers to
use advertising in the daily newspapers.
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