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_THE C H A RLOTT E TOWN GU A__RDlAl\ fel' 1" l=¥1“¢ *° “°”‘- 1* W°“\4
'T' ' SATURDAY Novmlsza - -' have hem better there and here if
' 4' mu' ~ more thinking had been done and
H 'rwo Junloral. svsrnus cosrnasrmn. remedill »°¢i°\1 *-“hh w lil* °\1°
' ' " pal-ty out of the rut before disaster
C8018.
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 . _  D d judges. which prevails in the Unitedgcsudidstes sued the editor of the
af Ott e Sw" Ire many. 'lm male as sraouyn standard-onion le. neu.
,_ _ _
0 Heat
A hm watf_rl»ni:le l- am
10 be :te--:lid nn" t'lut~
e but g-gpg. ially .il .lu -el
sun.
~Hl=at :_ . ..--m!`<»_'
'\~ul'- hx-R`§!\-‘_ il-181--'. il.-
 .nl i~ ‘ll~_ nl-1-1 pro
'not ulethol of velie-ing
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.uuny i‘,ljurle.~ ani.
_ :ments In no other 'vay
 can htat be so well applie-l
-rm-nes
as by mlnns of a hut water
L hottie Tho e we supply
l _
will proves good invest-
* _ ment. Only keep those
of the best makers and all
bargains at the price,
_ ].G.]amiesmv
DRUGGIST
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5|
*I
_ Bride
lfyou happen to be one of the
many persons wanting a
Wedding Gift
and not knowing just what to
. buy, we ask the favor of an in-
spection of our large and well
asserted stock of
Silverware 'and
_ Cut Glass
ll. Taylor
G5
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rs-.rio
` ` 'ew~ ~\-1 if
_~ ~ - it
_ ..
i199"-'<‘-':1*'»'1‘-#rr-‘f Merci*
The evils of the system of elected placed him ln nomination. All the
ugyanafsn uraemlusu v_lu'm'sy_
accomplish against the»_g1‘¢_atest dim-
cultlss. ~ 
::Cure ycuriCough, with the nicest
Cough Mixture on sale "Rekall Cher-
ry Juice." Young and old love it
and tits so ood u tell all 1°*-ll'
COfib_ 
- lu .;~vuz 
which n~»-rf my you zo, you s--5 .-v;.i
.chrsthaf we are clara and hu y. The
curllns.-moks, the heated |n.nn.e_ th..
-renlal rsdl .t-lr un~ and a‘l proclnimthe
merits of
COAL
' $37010"-||=_l:u¥lY|d r£_on’t_ bedforgptllél and
‘ vu . r = .
_de sell alllltiilds of i'o:l sl°'lld.W`iJild.
jA. _Plcllsrd & iCo_
Phone 240.
::Rexall Emulsion of Cod Liver
_OU is pure Norway oil with Hypo-
-phosltes. _It is a great cough medi-
_cine and builder. Splendid for young
children, nourishing the bones and
, enriching the blood. Get it in pre-
,lfsrcnce to all other Emulslons. 75c.,
.'l_a,,bottle. The McKinnon Drug Co.
_ _ 11-4dtf.
Y Gaiters
_ This is the time
'forf Gaiters. We
11av,e an assortment
from which you will
be sure to get a pair
t0 please. Black,
T211, Blue, Grey and
shades. A
Also men’s and
¢hildren’s Leg gi n s'
and Gaiters.
" ` At
s.
A 10|' lllilzclhips are usually party msn,
who at best secure g nominggion
rather on account of party service of
P¢rsonul popularity than o( jimi.
cial iltness, and such Pvrsons when
elected are always under temptation
to bend to the popular will rather
ister “the law. Clearly 5 judge
ought not to be liable to such innu.
ences while holding his judicial pq".
N011. or when seeking renomination
for another term. But the evil does
not end here. There are many egg"
in which' °W‘°§ t0 7-he P\‘°p0nders.nce
°f Rfillllblican or Democratic votes in
a iudicial district, B nomination on
the one ticket or the other is sqniva-
10111 to election.
Hence the abuse has crept, in of
candidates for judicial office ,paying 3
price to secure the part! nomination.
This is usually in the form of acon.
tributlon to the party election fund
The election managers in effect neil
the nomination and the successful
wldidflre enjoys .. mg judicial salary
1°' B term 01 Years. The New York
than to firmly nnd eqnigably Mmm,
All of them withdrew -their compla
int, however, declaring that the pub-
lication had some justltlcation as sf-
fectlng the third. The money has not
been satisfactorily traced, but tht
harm has been done to the entire
unset." ,
It is due to the people of Nev
York to state that they strongly re-
sent' such Practices when thus ex
posed and brought to their notice
but the system ailords too frequent
opportunities for the exercise ol cor-
rupt practices. 'ln Canada ant'
throughout the British possessions
the judges are appointed for life ol
during good behavior by the Govern-
ment of the day. Our judges arc
made as fsr as possible independent
of popular clamor on the one hand,
and of control by the Government on
the other. _
This is perhaps as good a plan 8!
any that has been so far devised for
the appointment and tenure of oihcz
in the judiciary. But it is not -quite
ideal. Our judges are usually cho-
Herald of October 31 cites'a case in
point in which the facts- came to
light while the scheme was in pro-
gress, with rather disturbing renuitg
It occurred in the second Judicial
District of New York. The He;-81.1
says, in part:
-"Stripped oi all extraneous matter,
a candidate of one of the judicial
nominations drew ten thousand dol-
lars from a bank on thc day the gon-
vention was to meet. He was seen
in an automobile with one of the de-
legates. This delegate afterward
sen from. _the party in power and not
without some regard to party service
in the past. This is the weakest
point in our system. Yet the judi-
ciary oi Canada, like that of the
Mother Country, stands high in re-
pute for fairness, learning and abili-
ty and is universally revered and
respected, "a terror to evildosrs and
a praise to them that do well." We
are not likely to change the system
ol appointment now ln vogue for
that of popular election, of judges
while public opinion in Canada re-
mains as it is.
'rl-In cousnnvarlvls swING. ‘.
The (_}onscrvu.ti\'es are apparently
ou the crest of popular favor these
days. Eleven years ago the Domin-
ion and nearly all the Provinces
.were under 'Liberal leadership. 'Mani-
toba fell into the Conservative col-
umn 'in 1900, British Colurnbia~ in
1902, Ontario in 1905, New Bruns-
wick in 1908 and have so remained.
This year came the great overturn
in federal affairs replacing Sir _Wil-
Minister and yet Nova Scotia,Prince
Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatche-
_wan and alberta main their Liberal
, Governments.
l Sir James Whitney is taking ad-
lvsntage of the high tide to launch' a
Lgeneral election, following which an-
inouncement Mr. McKay, the Liberal
i leader for the Province has resigned
and N. W. Rowell has been chosento
_ ing a new policy along with its new
_leader, but apparently with little
fhopc of winning s victory in the
_ coming election.
 In the meantime in Alberta, s. Pro-
§ vince hitherto almost solidly Liberal,
lfour bye-elections have just been
_ held and Conservative representatives
:have been returned in place of four_electorate. But in the luxury oi
‘Liberals who held the seats before.
_How much further the pendulum will art, non-ppogressive, in some “ses
l “Wing CBD 01115' be 8UBl9¢d at pres- corrupt- Defeat teaches 5 whole-
cnt.
frid Laurier by Mr. Borden as First
SEARCHINGS OF HEART.
"Ii Liberalism in- Ontario is not to
become extinct, it must go for-
ward," says the Toronto Globe. On
the same day H. M. Mowat, Presi-
dent of the Ontario Reform Associa-
tion, and son of the late Sir Oliver
Mowat, addressed sonie pls-in words
'to the Association. “We all rea..
llse," said Mr. Mowat, “that we
must get more material before we
30 to the country. We have to halve
more ideas, more thinking. The
lLiberals haven’t been doing enough
_thinking lately. We are becomingn
little dry dust. The Liberals are
f no longer Liberals. "We are Reform.
ers who think there is nothing to re-
lform. That is all wrong. There are
succeed him. The party is meditat-l pla'in~spoken words have their appii.
lots of things to do." _
| Thus Ontario Liberals take counsel
.together "ln straight flung wordg and
iew” in the hours of defeht, and the
,cation in other Provinces east and
,west of _the great lakes. The Libe-
_ral party in Canada is a great party
iwhich has achieved great things, has
J 0 SEPH PULITZER.
K W
friends about it. 25c., money back if
not pleased. Sole agents, The Mc-
Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. George I:
Kent Sts. \ll`¢l-
""""""'”l
Notice
We wish to
notify ourcustom-
  Portraits 
I I _u _ _ _ '~.
L-Pastel? sndw(§iiiv°p‘Ld§°__f0i'
». aloe uielaoa, n,,=§,,,2§_
Mew York Artist W,-he
information » -
ofr prices and dtllsr 
the millionaire proprietor of the
New York World, died on board his
yacht on October 29. He was born
in Hungary in 1844 and came to the
United States in 1863, where he en-
listed in the lmlon army as a “V81-
ry man and served to the end of the
war. Then he settled in St. Louis
and became A reporter. He F000 by
merit and industry to be city editor.
managing editor and part proprietor
of The Post and then bought St.
, :souls Despatch. In 1883 llc WNW
to New York and bought The World,
then 5 paper of small circulationflts
circulation and prestige grew rapidly
under his direction, and in 1390 l10~
erected the World building, which
was then one oi the greatest of New
York oillce buildings.
3, member of the Missouri Legisla-
ture, and later represented a New
York district" i`n Congress for a short
time. In the later eighties his sight
began to fail, and after a time lm D0-
carne”totally blind and so rer\\B»ll10<l
to the end of his days, while he was
otherwise an invalid, but still con-
tinued his supervision over his news-
paper properties. He SGW n. mil'
lion dollars to Columbia College,s.nd
other large sums ior educational,
purposes. So much was possible to
a man who came to America poor,
ignorant of the English language,
and who was for twenty years whol-
ly deprived of sight. His life af-
fords the lesson of what ability, en-
Joscph Pulitzer, widely known as
CHAMP CLIARK WILL
RUN FOR ANNEXATION.
FREMONT, Neb. Nov 8-"Nine
tenths of the people of this country
favor the annexation of Osnsds,” de-
clared Champ Clark, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, "and 1
don't care who hears me say it."
"I am willing, he said, “to make
this proposition: you let me run for
President on the platform of calling
for the annexation of Canada, and
let President Taft run against ine,
opposing Annexation, and I will car-
ry every State in the Union."
' THE WAR IN TRI-POL]
CONSULATEB WITHDRAW.
FRANKFORT, Nov 8.--A despatch
from Tripoli says the American ann
Austrian Consulates have been ra-
moved to the interior of the city, be-
cause of the danger of their old lo
cation. Turkish shells have fallen ir:
the neighborhood of the German Con-
sulate. At least 3,000 natives were
executed by the Italians. `
MALTA, Nov 3-‘ltrisf reported
that the whole Itl.1l|_l{hi-‘fle0.t. has left
Tripoli for Turltlsh..w1_a__tel's.  
|lcw's This T 
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for ang case of Oatsrgh that cannot bl
cured y Hsll's Oatsrr Cure.
F. J. OHEZNEYAOO.. Toledo, 0.
We the unders gnsd have known F.J
Chaney for the last I5 years. and believ-
him perlectly honorablein all business
transactions an_d flnsnclally able to carry
out any oblir-'tions made by his firm.
\\'Al.nlno, Kirwan Q Manvlu
Wholesale Druggstsflfoledo. 0.
Hall's Catsrrh Cure is ken lnteJnally,
acting directly upon the blood an muc-
ous surface- of the system. Testimonial:
lellgt frsei. t Price 75c per bottle. Bold b
l'\.l S l.
'r..\re"§ell'a Family Pill. lor eesszipi
on. _
In his time Mr. Pulitzer served as
isp __
,L_-
. l

s.-ry
'L `f; 
r
s .
'Sudden Disaster- bread-winner gone---family penniless. I-lov
ones when they need it most. Don’t run risks---take no chances---asl-1
us to write your policy to-day. ~
Lowest terms---best companies.
Hyndman fd’ Co . Limited. -
Prov. Managers, P. E. I. '
S. M. IIICKS. Agent at Summerside.
  l l 
' _ _
_had at its head from time to time
some of the most eminent of Canal-
dian statesman and still numlbers in
its ranks nearly half of the Canadian
Plwe and power thc party became in-
some lesson which the Ontario Lib
¢.
_ I 1  i
Proof
Positive
Union
Commercial
College
lull I0
Goff Bros
“The School that has won the confidence of the people”
of _the advantages of a ,business college of
training is witnessed every day in all business
houses. _'
graduates are well equipped for their work. It
will pay any one interested to look into the
merits of this school.
_ Full particulars and Prospectus on applicat-
Wm. Moran _
“The School that has won -the confidence 0| the llsspls’
l _
_ .Pr-ln.
l I Lay By Some Money __ 
often must the sad story be told ? A policy for LIFE OR ACCIDENT
INSURANCE can't avert disaster. but it can protect your helpless.
ers and patrons in
the country that
Mr. A. E. Cannon,
who has been one
rf our agents, is
now no longer in
our employ.
Chandler Ed’ Bell
Stone Cutters
drstf. '
"our hosiery _ department is heavi-
ly stocked with fall and winter
weights in cashmere and wools. 25,
30, 35, to 90g, per pair. Moore &
M¢L,°d_ 10-28dtf.
‘Aphorisms on I
Advertising
Compiled by
B. Admsn |
"I have been thinning ol advertis-
ing"-well, you're at least three laps
behind the fellow that is putting his
thinks into practice.
When business is good that _is the
time to advertise it, because lt will
come easy; and when it is-had that
is the time to advertise it too. he-
cause you will need the orders.
Any business will grow under thc
influence -of good management and
good advertising.
An Oklahoma girl advertised for a
husband-and got him. The total ex-
pense for advertising, wedding outfit,
ftc., was $11. He 'died wllthin a
year, leaving her an insurance policy
oi $10,000. And yet some people
claim that it doesn’t pay to adver-
ise.
There is just one thing bad about
good advertising. It links us up
with the root of all evil quicker than
anything else ih the world.
Once upon a time Opportunity
failed to knock at a wise_man’s door.
But he advertised for her, and she
came--and stayed. "
The man who doesn't advertise be
cause everybody knows him, like the
man who says his wife doesn't pow
dar, takes a lot for granted.
The concern which docsn't advsl
tiss because it gets everything with-
out it, like the church with a lake
minister, notices the difference in the
collection plate.
If advertising is not a profitable
investment why do so many success
ful houses in all lines of trade,kea'
continuously at lt? Are they in er-
ror. or are you? 7-l7Ill'fl'
For the Future. Young 'Msn
, Th U ad
is the bes=léos:l!lil;°i|iv.:suti;=ii:. ii-e`tll|1l?lil’nt€di>‘Na’l'=ui‘i»I 'digits in
N004. ll W Obclt protection you could secure lor those dup ng
ent upon you costs very little but brings great returns. The
very act hat you are wideswslrs enough and hysi ly fit to
_have y ur life nsured will lift you in the sstlmailon ownninggg
l'.'.‘.'l'in.il.’il .‘1.'Z’.'.'.‘2‘“é li’i..'°'2I.°‘2.Z.i1."" °‘ll‘ l’hl“‘é°" ‘Il 'ill'
lil: ggntalifgznytou-the  Ilia is t»h°s°sl'l'oi\ges: cc`l'i:a:y‘.o:
W. K. Rogers -l'°"‘¢°'
 More Money ‘
 . _1
7
- for the , I/‘ ,
if Small Dealers I 
_ The big man isn't big in spite of the tele-
phone -lt’,s L-ecause of it, to a certain extent.
_ _
av/
If vou‘re satisfied with the profits your ‘
great-grandfather made, if you just want to elle ,
out a bare existence from your business," if more `
business don't look 'good to you---well, aphone »
_ will be just in the way---a bothersome ornament-
But, mark it down plain, if you want more M
business, a larger and better class of customers,
straight tips on all the markets, the most profit- l
able of inside information and the respect of i
' over it either. _
The phone will bring you businessmig Wm ‘ _
prove its worth in better returns, in actual sd-
ditional cash in your till. `
Let Contract Dept. prove these fsctstcyou. I Q.,
. __ The; Telephone Co., oi -P.,E. I..  
_ Charlottetown, P. -E. I. i ` `
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c. ll. slack. spain ,Arm
I
 Talks- i
A Few Facts About
Good Copy
/-"Copy or the text i.~
the most important
factor in tile pulling
power of an advertise-
ment. It is the merch-
ant’s message tc pro-
spective patrons and
s ould be as sincere,
truthful, clear and con,-
vinciug as be can make
it.
And that isjust where
many merchant- advertis-
ers stumble. They are so
familiar with their goods
that they look at their
stock with a prejudiced
eye and cannot write a
talk that is free from
teclmicalities and slight
exaggarations.
°lv.l'.'1ll‘.%'¢‘§..'.‘.2’.'il.°'l'.lll'l’»'.‘.'Y"§
_ l-|10 bllilnl pulalllc and wrllte
$33.' 3l”i3f Sf’ .l..l"ll.ll¢"$’.§'&’.°..'.'
The very 1 ct that you have'
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mtgts correct,
l- l-ll lot- toletller for a
bigger buplllzsrrg m 
ll 0 N N li I. l.
Advertising Agency
your customers and envy of your competitors---' ° i I Cameron mock' 0"’ Th"
c°|\“'l\lIll. and on the Pacific Coast.
J. A. S. llayerrl
rncmclllrm  
 I New _Proms sleek
Charlottetown 5 »
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N U Ll FE
I (lu. ll|...l rtllstj
Brings lleallll
and Strength
No man can succeed nn.
less he is fortified with
strong, steady nerves good
health and strength. And
health and strength and
sound nervesdepend entire-
ly upon the condition of
your blood. _
For building up me maint..
of the blood, for strengthening
the nerves and for developing
physicisl and mental faculties to
the highest point of perfection
thsre's nothing more reliable and
satisfactory than Nulife (Rui
Blood Tablets).
Nulifc is a preparation that
has been perfected after careful
years of eamest scientific vs_
search-analyzing and experi|
menting It combines all the best
qualities of all the blood and
nerves foods _yell have ever
known and wor such good le.
suits that no person who desires
good health can _afford to be
without lt. Theres no disease
known lo man that cannot be
benefitted in some way by, the
proper use of Nulife _(Red Blood
Tablets). A box costs only Sk
and is sold by nearly every deal-
erin good drugs. ` A '
_ Itall.WAYs_- _
P. E. ISLAND - RAILWAY
mmencing ondsy Octoberalst Ill
rains will runhdaily. Bundsyexcspttd
-as follcwszl
Outward ' 'l‘rslns “yard
lion!" a is r pr
1.45 .olvtown Ar. use 0.# If
0| 8.88 unter giver 10.311 s.e6 1.44
6.01 9.08 erll Jet. |0.0d OM lm
8.13 9.80 snail? ls ul agua!
8.40 9.50 tr. S’S _e v. UM) 'l. 11.80
7.60 12.00 v. 1'. 8.65 4.56 ll
tl” iii "‘ll.‘.l‘.‘}' ’
0.50 4.85 Ar. Tllnish Lv
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8.2! 8.45 Lv Unwwn Ar. 9.80 5.9
no are Mtn? _urn wsu
4.50 8.62 orel 8.04 Sm
5.17 MN Bt. Pets 'I 7.02.81
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8.15 10.86 Ar.%‘ilolt.'fv\r`n Lv. 835 Lu
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1.10 8.10 Lv. C 'town Ar. 9.25 0.85
.ss .ca g us 3.5
'lm ids Ar.Murl?:;g|br Lv.¢.s0 tm
:xii v lil raid Jet' 
Mukrf Oglfrsverse 'Iivr.'l.s0
"Trains are run by Atlantic Stsndsr
me. G. A. SHARP
Hunt. PIG I ll! _
INTERCOLONIAL
RAILWAY __
Through tickets to all points on
the CANADIAN PACIFIC
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC.
CAN. NORTHERN and. all Oil!"
rail and water lines in America-
I reserve sleeping car _berths 011
all lines by telegraph fWl¢ll°“*
charge (except to l_losto11)_- _ _~
Tickets sold at the very_.j_loW¢5l
through rates, inq1\_1irl0B b¥-“Ill °’
in person, cheerfu y' answered. _
Passengers boardlngtrain at any.
station on P. E.I 'R.will_lJ¢ Pf°Vld°d
with through tickets seillat basl'
age may be checked through-
W. K. RDGEIIS
taunt
- ' _ stu tu orss Fire"-
in short if you want success--you’ll see what ‘ ~ m---sg-_.-..._ ':,°,,,,.f,,¢,,¢,,,...
, wecan do for you, and you won`t waste gimg. -----»~--_==~;=.;-_.-A--ss T L25-'-_ -.  .,_».  _- -    -- ~ --'=~*‘
'GWNG -I CANAUIAN _
roulusr" I dec'
T _ S_ ls s Popular Way to Travel. _
curls ,_ ‘ ' ` ' n;ods_ -
l'\¥ two sddliiiflf  l"i'§h|cl?lmofti,trr`e`a`l"°mb°riigr.|iin.gccs.|‘:d ul I
Fast Transcontinental Express Trains for points in Western Csnsdl. 5'*
Netuluxurlens num Pala sin ' 5 i u. ' ¢ in, 'femme
superior class of patrons justczs well:-nsndust 11:5 tli`:.ccst. "qw
C ___ ______E¢0T NOMY AND 00lfl"0ll‘l` COMBINED. __ _
. vm as lime i usd ° Mm irs
ei... .. v.....i=. ...‘"s..';..-.‘£‘,'.i7.l,’!.l2°.‘2.f..l'1’..’£'f'"..‘!l ‘l-‘|.§'1‘... al...
"Tourist" from Montreal, on payment of Tourist Berth lists. _W _
lf-'°¢°f~\»d. ue J.l<. nose, uw Ag:'»¢.°f~'T».lu‘w.a'now'7/inc. D-P-A-~
C P.R., lt. John, N. B.
l_e 'ii-1.