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Vitality
There is nothing in the
world so valuable as health
and the kind of health to have
is that marked by surplus
vitality.
Vitality isa. matter of th
blood and nervous system.
Our
Compound Syrup of
` ,. Ilypophosphifes
is a reliable source of new
nervous energy and revitaliz-
ed blood.
It makes the weak strong
and fortiiiea the system against
the a:t.ck of serious diseases
“ A reliable tonic for any-
bo:iy and especially valuable
for anyone who has any form
of nervous debility.
Price 75 cents.
l. 1:. llgulpisul,
.urnmnmmm anal*
When you want a
fountain pen buy a
Walerman’s
ideal
6. Ii. Taylor,
jeweler. and Optician-
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for i
BOOTS
that suit yourfeet and ‘
prices that suite your
pocket book.
Percy J.L.Pcardcn, t
Grafbon Sweet Opp. Court Houso I
TIIE BARGAIN SHOE STORE,
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will the parries having 48 inch Stillison
wrench with I‘._ A. M." cut into handle. also
ggrties havlng1=v.ckscr~c\vs und Other tools
rrcwed from us please return thorn without
delay, or wo will t"\vc to take such moans ns
will not bc pleasant to insure rcturn oi' thot-le
l700l;1.26d“ BRUCE B'l`EWAit'I‘ R OO
G- E O. S. I IN' .BI A .Nl
larrllter and Attorney.
Bolloifm' for the Canadian Bank of Commorro.
mou2ir°"i°5`"i'.osu
Monibllle _  E. Island
VISIT
REDDIN BROS
Exhibition Week
Our customers from the
country are asked to make our
store “Their Headquarters.”
Everything in drugs.
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
JUS'1‘.IMPAB'r!A RELIABLE
intsreapaor thcpetdpleandtic-
Albnfani Sourls and Dbnlagee
138-2-News Department.
138 3--Editorial Department
Omoo Hours l p.m. wil p.m:1.!) p.m. to I am
.l.E.B. MMREADY, Editmn
A. IRWIN. News Editor and
1 Rd. Magslu
E NVEDNESDAY MORNING,
ooronun ui, ian. i
TH£ RELEASE Of P. P. GiLLlS.
There are *cw duties prcsentsd to a
public writer that are as once more deli-
cate and less pleasing than the criticism
of an not of rxcentive clemency on the
part of thc Lieutenant Governor. And
yet the unpleasant duties must not be
avoided when we mcct them. The re-
lease of P. P. Gillis from jail before the
expiry of his sentence furnishes a case in
point. Wo have no D0l‘S0lll\l llllmllll
ugainst thc released prisoner. whom we
would not 'know if we mot him on the
street. and wc have only thc klndest
feeling fer Lieutenant Govcrnor Mc-
Kinnon. __
The facts of the case appear to be that
P. P. Gillis was convicted ot n third
offence against. the Prohibltory Law about
a year ago, sentencci to six months im-
prisonment and was released after serving
two months in jail. In that case very
strong influence, political, clerical and lay
influence, lncludinll that of three Or f0\ll`
well-known tempcrance men, was
brought to bear to secure the release. To
these influences was added, we believe,
the solemn promise of Mr. Gillis not to
again violate the law, and some sort of
undertaking on thc part of influential
friends that if released he would keep
thc law.
Notwithstanding these influences, pro-
mises, and undertakings he was jagsin
charged, convicted, sentenced to _jaxl and
there confined. Now he is agnin released
before thc expiry _of his term of sentence,
and as we understand this has been done,
as it could only be lawlully done. by the
authority ol the L'cutcnant Governor."
The baldest statement of these facts sc|ms‘
to call for an explanation that has not
yrt been given. We fall to conceive any
explanation that can be given which w l
afford ajustlilciitlon. If any such eatllil
factory explanation is possible, in view,
of the gravity of the case lt oiyht to bei
made public. i
Other offenders against. the Pr-ohihltory`
Law have not been treated with like con-`
sideration. George Offer, if we remember
rightly, was left to serve outa full six
months term concurrently with the first"
sentence of imprisonment against Gillis.
\Vomen, with children neclllna their care
have since been kept in jail for the full
term of sentence. So far as the public are
aware there were unjust reasons for the
exceutlve clemency being extended to
Gillis that did not apply with equal or
stronger force to the oascs of other offend-
ers who were compelled to pay the full
penalty for their offences.
Nothing could be more unfortunate
bhnn that there should be in this Prov-
ince any reason to bciicvo that either the
administration of thc lnw or the exerclsc
of executive prerogative are moved or
controlled by sinister influences. Justice
and clemency must alike be even handed
orjustice ceases to bejust and clemency
degcneratcs to favorltlsm and capri c,
The plain people who have a strong sense
of iustlcc are forming their judgmtnt
from day to day upon the public acts of
our public men in high station, and we
r-sprctlfully subm t for the nervous con»
I eration of Hia Honor the Lieutenant
Governor, what must thc verdict of the
peoplc be uprn his notion in thc Gillis case
PHONE 36 Op ~ P.0
from first to last l
\Vc submit further to His Honor, whose
lrindress of heart ls well known, the
question Why is tbut violators of the
rohibltory Law and they ulouc, are
nglci out for the exercise oi' the pardon
Ing power! \Vhy is it that sn much con-
sideration is extended to notor.ous
violators of this law unll nevera pardon
forthe poor drunlrarl, who but for the
ilegul sale would hc a sober man, but
who is now lcit to scrvc h.s thirty nr
sixty days for being drunk? There is
pirdon for the druukard maker; there is
none for thcdruukard. Many must fccl
that if the sole use of thc pnrdonlng
power is to release conviclci rum sellers
it isa useless prerogative the cxlslcucc
of which cannot longer be justified.
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P
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Under a large heading, The Death Blow
to Local 0ptlon,an evening paper announ-
ces thc repeal ofa local option by-law in
Neepawa, Manitoba. This gives n mosl.
erroneous impression. Local option is
not dead or dying in western Canada.
It is every year widening its fluid, which
already covers hundreds cf municipalities
in Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba. There
ureeddles inthe St Lawrence, but it
would be childish to mistake the back-
ward whirl of an eddy for a. revcrsal
of the mighty current sweeping to the
lea. The Neepawa incident is only an erivly
and n. very little one.
Hon. W. S. Ficldlng is one one of the
most modest as well ns one of the most
capable ofC.-xnadlnn public men. It is quite
safe therefore to say that the grent public
demonstration ul. Halifax inet cvcning in
his honor was not of his own seeking. It
was a spontaneous tribute from rt hpst of
admirers and friends. lic und his chief
have been particularly fortunate in hold-
ing ofllce for a lung ermdurlng wh|ch,nol.
only in Canado,but throughout thc world
there has been nn unexnmplcd expansion
of trade and zrcnt business prosperity.
Tbcmackcnzic Government of 1873-8 was
at least quite as honest and fn c front just
reproach as is the Laurier Government of
today, but it wus less for. unnte in that
thcrc was at that time universal depres-
sion of trade. But it is the custom of the
world to congratulatc public men not less
upon their good forluvc than upon their
merits.
 
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A machine that breaks down is NO
GOOD, because you don't lrnow when it
isgoing to break down. Thu Smith
Plcmlcr is durable and can be relied upon
io bear the Hardest Work on busiest
days. A Milne Fraser, 157 Hollis St.,
Halifax, N S. 10-l4d3i
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IVIORE or LESS
Mud will get into your carpets
this month and next month, no
matter how careful you may bo,
One of our carpet sweepers will
be a great help and comfort to
you. We sell the famous
“Bissells,”
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His Gigar Doesn’t
Taste Right
nd Yet lt Is the Same l-Ie Was
Smoking With So MUCH R€liSl\
Alter Dinner, Last Night.
Oat of the Very Same
Box, Too.
lt Ian’t The Cigar-it’s The Stomach
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Eve ry smoker has exnvrivllfwfl lllll D0'
eullnr condition of the stomach and livr r,
. the result usunlly cf linpv-:let-t' dlkesllon
of food.'~,And the blame is ususlll' Dllf 0°
the cigar and not where it l1el0|\K~-
Such men atc usually high lurcrs, narfl
workers mentally, living unricr high Drea-
sule and high draught, and ii. doesn't
take u great dsnl to disorder the stomach
or render the liver torpld.
They should make its prictlce to use
some tried and relia‘tlt‘ remedy like Stu-
arl.'s I)yspspsl-\ Tnlrlets. that will nid Nu-
ture and not force it and will take car~
of thc sudden attacks ofncutelndlgesiion.
The use of these tablets is not to be
confounded with the putant medicine
habit. Stusrc’sDys[ cpsiu Tablr ts are not
a patent medicine, but are composed of
the very elements which naluro provides
the healthy stomach tu do the work of
digestion-pcpsin,dlusiare,gcldensenl,etc.
Tl ere is no secret in their preparation-
they are absolutely pure and therefore all
the world uses them.
No matter how discrdered the stomach
may be, it will right. itself if given the
chance. SLuart`s Dyspcpsia Tabl. ts dl-
gcst. fond where the stomach can’t, give
the abused stomach and intestines a rest,
und offer ropcwed strength to the worn
cut. gltnds and muscles.
Bruin workers can rely on Stuart's1Dys-
pepsia Tablets, no mutter how tense the
_-tt-slit. All druagists carry them in thé
fifty cent package-, or lf you prefer a free
\rial package can bc had by sending your
name and address today. F A Stuart
Company, l50 Stuart Building, Marshall,
Mlcl .
REGAINED NERVE AND VITAL
ENh‘iiGY "
From Walton P. O., Que.. comes the
following from Mr. Nszalre Begin-“If
anyone had told me any remedy could
lurid up ruy ner\'\»u~l systcni sowcil, 1
would noi. have h.-lfcvcd them. Before
using Ferrozcncl wus run down in nerve
and _vitnl energy, and in very weak health.
I rini'r.i.g»Y. enough nlcep a*-night, fell.
poorly in the tiny time. F:-rroznne has
lulled me with encnily and vim, increased
mp vclgbt. and mntle a new mon ol' me."
lu~_\di--via tall the same stcry~\Vcsk
und rlispiritcti, everything going wrong,
unable to catch up. They took Ferrozone
and nil was changcrl tnhf-alth and serenity.
Price 50c per box at nll dealers.
TUG lllfilest lady in town. We can fit
almost any lady in tswn. Twenty black
jackets 50 in long made rrom broad cloth
sized 40, 42, 44, and 46. Price] $3 $12
$15, $20, $25, James Paton 8: Cu.
10-l6i4lr2I
We can fit big women with big jackets
'wcnty to choose from prices right, sizes
iight James Paton 8: Co. 10-lileltt
Plumbing
is the kind that in done
right in the starL.It pay‘
berausc,when done rightv
expense stops thire.
We inalrr a specialty of
fine sanitary plumbing
and enjoy a rep-itsiion
for skill and reliability
second to none in the
business. Whether the
job be big or littleifthe
very “top note” of good
service and good wont
is assured.
A Healthy Home
insures healthy in-
mates. To allow the
plumbing to get out of
order endangers the
health of the household.
This can easily be avoid-
ed by having us inspect
your bathroom, to let,
etc., occasionally. From
the repairing of small
leaks to the nstalation
'of a complete plumbing
system we are equippe
to do the iqb. Our p cel
are reasonabIe.Esi.imafeu
fiirnislied.
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V WE never have permitted and we never A will per-
mit dny one to uudersell us or successfully
dispute our supremacy in any part of our business
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Made o`f the best quality Elastic Fel",every fibre of wnich g ~es 1i.':'»u g
n special process making this the in lst sanitrry mattress ma le, w
“|50 ku,"-,Meg it ig, be germ proof, and it will not b.-co o.: l nnpy
- Mattresses of this qua1i‘y have never before been sold atls > reasonable
a prxcr. The ticking is good quality
striped patti rn, Special Fall Opening 9 ° 7 5
Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  
Ordinwy Kin* 53,00 $4 oo, $5.00.
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, James Paton an Co- 
nun niet ol ' ’
__ Y _ l
 
 Canada Lite Policyhuldcrs  
 F or every 100 paid to the Canada Life
_ b its Pollcyhf-lders the Company 1-las
5 alrgady returned or credited to them $114.
This Should interest You
' If you are not yet a CANADA LIFE POLI lYHOLD-
f ER be one today,-
‘ W. T. Burrows. Sumrnerslde
i W. P. Callahan Ebbsfeet. MW’ §" `
i 3-5d‘nrwi rwfiyr Mag" ‘ ' " ra c '
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40 p.c. TimcSave I
IN BOOKKEEPING _
_ This ig what our Combined Ledger and Billing Outfit will do
B for the Retail or General Merchant.
THE OUTFIT CONSISTS OF “
1 Ledger 11% x rr
I Leather Tab Inde/xi  75
' 2 0 Ltd er Leaves
5 _ ‘E _ .
i Iooo Bills in Duplicate
‘ TRANSFER B|NnER AND cARBoNs FREE
Oullit 9% xI2...........................$2|.50
Outfit  ._ 2000
. 5 p. c. Discount if Cash accompanies Order.
» THE McGOWAN MANUFACTURING C0.
V P. 0 Box 2:8. s'r..l0l1N, N. B.
 Oni y Loose Leaf Specialists in Maritime Provinces
" Buy cne on our guarantee. You’ll be grateful to us always.
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` ilent _ Safet
 ARE GREAT l'lAI`CI'IES I
ASK FUR THEM
SCHOFIELD PAPER C0. Ltd
ssntmc scams. - - - - - sr.;-.m.,N.n
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A. OUCHENIIN & CO,
Doors. sashes, mouldiugs. etc. A full stock always on hand. Dui
ng September we want to move off a large quautitycf door and window
ig  ff;¢',"__~.':" l ,, Fred H -I-rainor frames, Ilise boards and inouldinga, stair rail, posts, balueters. waiu.
cotting, flooring etc If you ne~d any of these it will be wonh
Mark Wright F urnishinu lid. »f=‘-f»'ff M . 
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spoons and forks we sell are plat-
ed on the lin-.st nickel silver.
_ The silver is accurately weighed
upon the goods and is guaranteed
by the manufacturers to be 20 per
cent heavier than the usual
standard. They also authorize us
'to return the prlce_pald or replace
the goo] a, should anyone of them
not prove "vp ‘lv as represented.
E_ ll, Taylor
SOUTH Side Queen Square.
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Au Autumn Pot *las*
The only hssls on 'which t°
predict the future is the record
of the pan. In the light of
that performance, and bearing
in mind the reputation of the
irties concerned, .t is safe to
ihrccast that all who buy their ,
fall suits and overcoat-t from 1,
ns have us have pevfect satis- Ip
faction andalso me uv 10 ll1¢
top notch in style. Our goods
are up-to-:late and prices right ,
I ’ Mcllonald & Perry,
The Nohby Tailorl,
Gt. Georve St.
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For
Men Only V
You may have been lwly 011
a holiday or perhaps you
'_
are going?
W y not hnvc your suits gleaned
und neatly proceed. I have a spec-
in.l rcpnrat on for cleaning clothes
whi)ch will rcmovc all stains. Bring
in your suit und have it cleaned an
russcd, it will only cost ii tr-_lflq arnd
I,ook like now. This is economy. or
you.. -Think and ask. _
C. Alex. Brown,
CUSTOM TA ILOR.
Cnrlvcr Great George und; [Kent Sts.
Opposite ‘ ‘ 'Iwo Macs”
.wsuauuron & SHAW
BARRIBTEWS A'.l"I`0RNEYki, l\" AHIES
PUBLIC Ein.
Omce in Cameron Block, 'Chsrlotte~
town, P. E."lsldud'; 
A,B. Warburton. B. A. D. C. L. K. C.
D. Edgar Shaw.
2-8drf6m,
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FOR YALE
1
’lhc subscriber offers by prlvnte sul-~ his prn
pcrty situated in thc ce|\lr~iLlfdrn-'L of Lirndul
ni e villngeconsnefinu ofli, Y, store, »=mnplc
rnolns. warn house. r~fnhle»=, “lui-.gnagll :huns _
Will he sold with nr uithoitt furiii>lhlng>4. For
particulars und price. Apply in _
. NICHOLSON
C-3( fwwrlvl i (I ' _Brudn.llm.n
W.I".II.CarveII,iB.A.
Barrist er oliciicr Nctar »l?| ' »
Ol__FNE:1_ yi y lbllc ef c
0’Hailoran Building, il
Great Georg: Street, l
Next to Bank of Nova Scotia;
10-an-str ‘
nu. taurus K. R; r, V
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of the Royal College oi
V°¢°fil“fY 5“l't€eon's.`Lvlasg-»w,`Scctl»-nri
ADDRESS--Eldon Hotel. Kent St.
I1-sdrwlyr l'llu.\'lc Nuilusitit
Morson ck Duffy
Barristere and Attorneys.
Brvvtfs Bleek. Chanemisw... P. ic 1.
AIOIVIIY TO IIOABT
c ima ortho Royal Bank 0 Csnnd
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.i?.....'i. A li£‘1l‘3.‘1li_if °
Mathcsun & Mcllonald
BABRIBT ERS. SOLlCI'l ORS I
 _
ilamuss Leather
We keep in stock Erlt class quality
imported Harness Leather. '
, ' LONG BROS.
Agents Welsh Tanning Co, _
4-q1i6ui.
Black Diamond line
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The SB “BONAVISTA” aallingfrom
Montreal Monday ni%l`r& Octcter 14th.
will be due at Charl town Tfturlflfly
evening October 17th 'ind nn Frldly
October ,r8lli sails for St. Joh".
Newfoundland via d and North
Sydney. c. n. nffy8i..§'l..'m» s-we
"ld Iheep on deck mdqimaace anne.-
dsck at lowest possible rates.
:pg pfurther ppriicutlra an to frsialit
lllngg gp y y
PBAKE N103 C0
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ON. 14 1907 |¢-|4f’3i.