,r
25'
uwean-5
-yt __
-s
ffl ai
Delicious
Sweets
We handle confec-
tionary of qualify and
srll it at the most rea-
sonable prices. In or-
der to meet all require-
ments \ve have four
different makers’gocds,
whose purity and qual-
ity is assured.
M0lR'S
GANONG§‘
FORDS'
__ CADBURY'S
Chocolates are as line 119
skill can make them. l\'c
have fresh supplies coming
in regularly, Large HS-
smtinent. 5 anil ioc milk
bars, caramels, nuts, etc.
].G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
'ras MEDICAL HALL
1.11
ID \¢l.'lif\l\li.4\lI. Ll:ll»\lWYl` \J\J§l\IJI,l\
AY
if I
The Borden Government is carrying
forward the policy of its predecessor
in regard to the extension of the
areas and boinidiiries of the large
Provinces of Manitoba, Llntario and
Quebec. What is proposed ii to add
to their existing area large tracts
from thc territories to the north. in-'
asinuch as. these lands are the prop-
erty of all the Provinces, what is
proposed to be done is ii mgtter of
the most vitiil importance and conse-
quence to `the iVlaritim'e Provinces of
_thc Dominion.
ln order to a better understand-
ing of 'thc inatter we must gui
bark to the original federation which
ii_....it piiii-i~. iii isin. 'nie British
North America .\i~t .of that year uni-
ti~il four Provinces of differing areas
as fiillo\\'.~';--»
_ Square Miles
\)llf»&l`l<»_,,   ._  ... 101,703
Nova Scotia...    _  zifoes
i 'i`hi- ll.  _»\_ _-\ct 1567 did not give
iii 'the Parliament of Canada any
i|»ii\\'i-r to add to or diminish the are:-1,
,or ti. chiiugc the boundaries of any
ll’|'o\'iuce of thi* Uoiuinion, but this
'power was conferred by a later Im.
perial act, the Llritisll North Amari
cu Act lX'i'l. Section 3 of the Act
“rcnils ns followsi-
Il. The Parliaiucnt of llnuuila mu)
from time to time, with the consent
of thi- Legislature of any Province ol
the said Dominion, increase, dimin-
'i I I t’s
Easy
el. up these dark mornings
ou have a
Taylor Alarm
(lock.
It rails at the right hour and
makes no mistake. You should
have one. '
Prices $l 25_ and $l.50.
These are guaranteed clocks
G. ll. Taylor
=s
'<n
` I jeweler Optician
,. »i i"lIll'l"'
ish, or otherwise alter the limits of
such Province, upon such terms and
ronilitious as may be agreed to by
Had Boiis
CHANJING IJROVINUIAL A
Quebec...   _ _ . . .
._ 193 355 
New Brunswick...     27,911 , Square Mugs
l Iew Brunswick...  .. 
ltables of provincial areas that Brit-
S
` ‘ riiiliiv, Novsmsra ii »9i- i
" ' REA A
ND BOUNDARIES.
:he said Legislature, and may, with
the like consent, make provision re-
spectlug the elect and operation of
“DY Blish llwrease or diminution, or
alteration of territory-in relation to
any Province affected thereby,
Since 1867 the Province of Mani-
toba was created out of the territory
Purchased from the Hudson Bay
COMPBHY in 1370, British 'Columbb
was added ln 1871, Prince Edward
Ililand in 1878 and in 1905 the new
Provinces of Alberta and Saskatche-
Wllll were formed out of the territory
westfof Manitoba. In the meantime
the area of Ontario was increased by
'act of the Imperial Parliament, fol-
l0WiI1H the decision of the Privy
Council in the boundary dispute with
Manitoba, and the boundaries of Que-
bec were also extended. Manitoba was
enlarged to over three times its ori-
ginal SWL The land areas of the
several Provinces at the present time
are as follows: ‘
Nova Scotia-...    21,068
27,911
P. E. Island...  _  2,184
Quebec...  . .. ...341,756
Dntario...   .. ...220,508
Manitoba...  .. .. ...255,211
Saslfatchewan...  .. ...242,332
Alberta...    .. .. ...251,180
British Columbia...  . . . . . . .
..355,161
` it will be seen from the above
ish Columbia was from the first a
-ast Province, that the new Pro-
‘.'lllCBS Ol All)€l`l2lf and Sagkgf,(ghew|3,n
'have been given large territory and
hat Quebec has _had added to it
since the union 148,401 square miles
. lntario has beep extended by 118,401
lsguare miles and Manitoba by 182,-
000 square miles. ' All thesendditinns
On Neck and Arms.
Had Thiuu Lanced But, Got No
Rcllef Until He Used
Burdock Blood Bitters.
Hoiis in iliciiiselvcs are not a daugeroué
imulilil. but still, iii the saute time an
-very paiiiliil. They are caused erltirclg
ily bail lilooil. :mil for _\'inl tn get rid ok
Lhuin it is '.ibsoluicl_\- iii-i~rs.~‘ary to pui
:hc blood into _uooil condition. For thi:
` purpose thi-re is no remedy that cal
l coinpare \\'ith llurdouk Blood Hitters
'l`hi_s |ii1~paralioii has been on the market
_-4
Lv.”
~>.A.<. _ s
-r -- _ v __;
~}_‘_M_ _ \‘%ur'£*:r='=" -iw
--<5
-¢.
iBé?5‘E~=
ALL 0\’ER 'l'0WN
which eri-_r`way you go, you see erid
encethaf. we are alive and busy. 'l‘he
curlinzsmoke, thc hi-ated furnace. the
CGA-L-
liir about $55 §ear~. and has a rcputatioi
unequalled by any other for the making
or pure. rich, red blood. i\1r. ll. J
Ilaiicu, Slr'.\u`orci, Om.. writes:-"l
- liuve been troubled for several weeks
with boils on my nr.-ck and arms. l
had them lsnceil by the doctor, hui as
soon as one wi-nl others came. I tried
ill kinils of so called remedies, but could
sei no relief till l was advised to tr)
liiirflork Blood Hiliws. l mn pleased
vo say I am now quite free from those
inost painful things, and feel mui-ii
better in every respect.
" My boy, of nine years, had a rash come
over his back and legs. so we gave him ii
few doses and now he is all right again."
V Burdock Blood Hitters is manufactured
only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto. Ont. .
‘The School that has won
the confidence of the people'
genial radiator, one :ind all proclaim the -
me-rits of
C 0 A L
from this yard. l)un‘t be forgetful and
letaour supply run out. order ahead.
\ e sell a l kinds of Coal and \Vnod.
A. Pickard & Co
Phone 240.
fiiiifriiiii sift
$l,T|]0 will huy n farm of L74 acres
nt. Martlnvaic. no acres clear, and in
uood state of cultivation, balance »
.\’. l.. .\'l(1H()LSllN
]i~rtts`liil|nwlll|. I
i-overed with iii=a\'_v growth of mixed ‘
lumber. Large lioiise, nine rooms'
ilnisbad complete; water in kitchen,
large barn and stoblc with pump in
stable, henery anil work shop, on ri
tributniry of lllorell ltivcr, near iilili-r
und mussel uiull. `
The Fish
_ in lhc
Globe
g;__ ___ _
ART ll00TS
$2.50 to 4.00
E v e ry young
woman who enjoys
s t y l is h footwear,
knows of the “smart-
ness” of the Art
Shoe.
$2.50 to 4.00
Goff Bros
Gun Metal Calf,
Patent _Calf, and
Kid, etc,
Lace, Blucher 'or
Button Cut.
is certainly industrious
but it doesn’t get any-
where. It is simply a case
of industry but no intell-
igence,
Add Special Training
to your industry and you
will be successful. A
course at the
Union
Commercial
College
will prepare you for a
good position. Enter now
call or send for prospec-
tl1S.
Wm. Moran
Princip\l.»
New Royal Bank Building.
“The Scliool that has 'won
the confidence of the
people-“'
» i
were made from territorylthat was
las much the property of.,the Mari-
l »ime Provinces as of the Provinces to
i -rbich it has been given.. being the
Vommon property of all. No addi-
,tional area has been given to any
‘one of the Eastern Provinces,
I It is now proposed to annex hun-
ldreds of thousands of square miles
more to Manitoba and Ontario and
about 400,000 square miles more to
Quebec. Those Provincesl arc, of
course, consenting parties, but where
,do the other Provinces come in? We
lzannot pre\'<=nt what haa"};een begun
iand is going on in thnt_}§egard, but
we have clearly the diltylbof demand-
ling cdmpeusation. in this' point the
liydney Daily- l’o.~at speaks forcibly.
l We quote:- _ J
E "This is not merely n western ques-
,-tion. lt is a matter that concerns
ll every part of Canada and is of espe-
f cial :ind vital importance tothe peo-
ple of the Maritime Provinces.
All these lands, extending from the
lGreat Lakes to the foot of the Rocky
"\louutains, und from the American
b`order to the Arctic circle, were
parties to 'the confederation pac
`has maintained for upwards of fort
iDominion of Uunllflu-
bn, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
enrichment of the lands of the Nort
main in thc west has been made by
the l’arliaine'nt of Canada.
"By nil means let the boundaries of
-to Quebec.
three Maritime Provinces might well
common policy. But there is no time
and of Ontario and Quebec are al-
ready filed and are now being pressed
should net promptly and unltedly."
. ,
iiorns
All can remember the tipie when
the excellent Conservative journals
throughout the Dominion were with-
one voice proclaiming that one Is-
rael J. 'rarte was the master of the
Laurier Government. But it turned in
due time that Mr. 'Parte was not only
bought and paid for out of the Do-
minion treasury by the four original
fl,
Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and
.,Ne\v Brunswick. '
l “It was federal money and federal go home.
credit that built the C. P. R. to UDGH
'up and develop these rich prairie
lands of the west, The money that ting into it. I then decided to s t
the Zfam-Buk treatment. and having “__-114;(
the ; _ _ __ J
. The Classy _Quencher
Y
years an expensive immigration ile-
ravtment to furnish them with ect-
tl€YH. has rlfglllflfly and without stint most instantly, and by next day there
been paid out of the treasury of the was 5, great improvement.
"In a week’s time, through porsc-
i "The enormous outlay that l-as vernnce with this wonderful pre
lbeen made, and will continue to be tion, u complete i-are wa, hr,
made in tho conatructi_0“ of the N' Tl about.” ~
R. has been voted by the federal I ar-
liament. fur the express purpose of mn, ulcers, scalp sores, absc
opening up, settling, developing and piles, ringworm. boils, varlcos
giving value to our great nortiiivfrst cers, running sores, cold sores,
domain. The twelfth Parliaiuvut of peil handspctc. pit draws all
\Canada, now in session, will under-
|tnkc the great and expensive i-rt-ject and then heals. 'Use it, too, for
of constructing the Hudson iliiyliall- burns, bruises and all skin in
way, to meet the convenience .mil the
.commercial requirements of lvlauito-
“We of Eastern Canada lmve con-
tributed, are contributing, and will All druggists and stores sell
continue to contribute in this way,
to ,-the development, colonization and
h
West which have been 'purchased with
our money. Therefore, Eastern Can-
ada should bc consulted before a final
disposition of nur valuable public do-
lManitobn be enlarged, let Ontario
have increased territory along the
border of Hudson's Bay, let Alberta
and Saskatchewan be given their rich
crown lands, and let Vugavabe added
-"But before this great additional
territory, with its enormous poten-
tiul wealth, is conferred on the Pro-
Ivinces in question, the provincial
governments of Maritime Canada d
should he consulted, their interests “mg uw l"‘i"~ N5 °“¢- .V0
considered and their share of this
federal domain or its financial equi-
valent agreed upon. Thin is a mat-
ter on which the Governments of the
consult tozethbr and formulate e
to be lost. The claims of the West
i
.....,.., ................. ........ _..._ .._.. ___
excellent Liberal journals, following
the precedent set by their opponents,
are affirming that Mr. Bourassa 16
the inaster of the Borden Administra-
tion.'l‘he parallel is instructive. The
party papers do not always mean as
much as they say.
Editor lllcllonald of the Toronto
Globe has been telling the people of
Chicago that the Canadians are al-
ready sorry for their rejection of re-
ciprocity. That may be true of some
of th'eni, but we fear not of very
many. And Mr. McDonald, who so
strangely _misjudged Canadian senti-
ment beforo thefelectiou of September
last, may not he the iii-.iii jiiage oil:
at the present time.
Politics has been an undoubted
hindrance to the enforcement of the
probibltory law in this Province. A
propositlomia now put. forward to
place the adminstration of the law
in the hands of a commission of
three members, they to appoint they
prosecutors and vendors and attend'
to the enforcement of the law. some
further amendments to the law are
also being considered. 'l‘his seems tol
be worth thinking over, but it may
be pretty hard to keep poliucs out
of thecomniission.
--::Ri»xull Gum is pure uhicle with!
Pepsin and Spearniiut flavor. It acts
as a digestive and stomach sedative
and will prove beneficial in mild
lightful flavor makes it a dainty
broke out at about seven o’clopk.1nst
night in John:-'on's stables was finally
conquered early this morning after
=e'ven buildings had been destroyed
and property worth $60,000 had been
burned and seven horses were suffo-
catcd. For some time the big soap
factory was threatened.
l’E|.lSI.\ WILL Al’()LU(llh’l‘I.
l.ONl)0N. Nov 23-The Persian
'government has notified the British
government that acting under the
latter's advice it has decided to ri.nl-
- ply with the ilemanils set forth in the
Rllbsi-"-11 llltimlltllm. and will tender
an apology to.Russia..
' 7.aul-link ls a Silre Curia
1llr.,,-las, `Dnvey, of 786 ‘Ellice Ave-
through the timel use of Zi-nn-l-luk
right. hand in opening a lobster ca
“ESS 8110 llflill. but. had no ,idea
would become 5 serious wound, Huw.
ly alarmed; aa my whole hand a
arm to the elbow became siidiienly
flamed, und the finger was much
soning. The pain was dreadful gui
was forced to leave oil' my work
“The wound on the knuckle
first bathed the cut, I applied
healing balm. It soothed the pain al
Zum-Buk la just usigood for '
poison
ous foulness from n wound or
Zam-Buk Soap should bc usedi
too for baby’s bath.
Ruk at 50c. box and Zum-link
ronto. .
YUU Clll llllll
' Hfllllll
and then realize that the
thy head of hair ,if they w
use the simple 'sage tea"
ingredients for restoring an
need have gray hair, weak,
falling hair, dandruff or any
of the sort if they would
Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur
fcct color, by a few applicat
this remarkable preparation.
Remedy quickly removes
dandrufl,
leaves the scalp Mean and
healthy,
with vigor. The Maritime Provinces, promotes the growth of hair and re.
the hair'
stores the natural color. of
which has become faded or gray. It
fs ,, clean, wholesome dressing, which
may be used at any time and with
_perfect safety. Don't neglect your
hair. Start today with Wyoth'e Sage
and Sulphur.
"This preparation is offered- to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and in
,recommended ‘and sold
gflts. _ _
Special agents MacKinnon Drug Oo.
Kant and Great Gaorzs Streets, and
not the master but could be and wasll. A. Foster Sunnyside.
It pays to buy' FURNITURE at PATONS. ~
-It pays to buy CAKPETS at PATONS `
It pays to buy BEDDING at PATONS.
lt pays to buy UNDERWEAR at l’A'l ONS.
It pays to buy CL »Tl-IING at PATONS.
It pays t0 buy   
PATONS. _ , ` '
It pays to buy SILKS at l’A FONS.
_ It pays to buy FLA .\l:\EL af.-PATl)NS;' - '
' It pays to buy FLANNELETTE at l’A’I`l )l\`.*`~.
It pays to buy MEN'S SUITS at PA’l`()Nb`. ,
It pays to buy LADIES' KNI'l"l`l*lU CAPS, _ Gl'..Ll\'£S and
SCARF5 at PATONS. ‘ '
Itpays to buy FURS ar PATONS.
It pays io buy SWEATERS at PATON5.
lt pays to buy PANTS at PATONS.
It pays to buy BLANKETING_at PATONS.
It pays to buy BLANKETS at PATONS.
' It pays to buy PIIDERDOWN at PATONS.
It pays to buy HOSIERV at PATONS.
It will pay you to see PATONS mammoth stock of BOYS and
GIRLS KNITTED GOLF JERSEYS and CUATS.
PATONS are offering 200 yard spools at 2 for 5c.
  PATO
at
  "ir Pius oruuis ir .win PAY voir:  L
U
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'_ url'
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lijf 
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ii!-
1
If -:.‘£~,,.-4"" I
4?
u
.~
ij'
Side l"rills
 NS
cases of stomach trouble. Its de- ,
'2000 yards of dress tweeds and of head "NO CHANCE." for cold
itings are on display at Patons. winds to blow ln. Prices 50c,75o.
Lt
fish und those who wish to sc-ciii~,. _,
ready mnrkeewould iii. ivcl1i..,,.,-,(6
$60,000 FIRE c
IN ST :l'l‘l<ll’l-ll‘IN. ls
umes We have every confidence
l
sr srspnas, Nov za--ii me ii-iiicii
had
PETR-
night
ecce-
eases,
HAIH
What a pity lt is to observe so
many people with thin and faded hair
most of
these people might have n fine. hcal-_
oulll but
of our
grandmothers, combined with other
preser-
uug or old
thin or
trouble
but use
Remedy
On the contrary, it is possible to
have healthy, vigorous hair, of per.
ions of
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hglr
atest shades in these cloths from
1.75 to $3.25 per ynrll.-PATONS.
. 10-28dtf.
"We have without doubt the great-i
vince and the prices marked make
good clothes. H. H. Browu’s, The
One Price Store. 11~24<l2i-
N ational News
The celebrated Eastern Capsl
are here buy one lf lt does not
oomfortahl 0
back and get tho money.-Nair
We modestly claim that our Fall
showing of caps are the best ln;
the city. Wa take great pride ln
fitting our patrons with an East-
ern cape KNIT BAND being elas-
. , _i gn
,l;l;€;::£B_5cl,'.h‘; p"‘,v3‘&li’§n‘;fn Srilxifg' Tile These tweeds make very stylish cos- 1.00-National Clothing Co.
°°"‘°' “'“’“‘ l'°""’° ‘"*"“ l““‘t 5”' uiiic these cweeaii are going to bel wi-rar cons Ni-:xr ro YOUR
very popular this 'coming winter. A lSKll\l ought to be the best.-you
onsiderable number of reversabls admit to that. The hast you can
uitings are shown. However these get is Hoi/vson's Unshrlnkable
reversablos are used more for coat- Underwear and you'»| admit. that
ings than for suits. We have the r.oo. when ynu’ve tried lt. Sizes
34 to 46. Prices $1.05. 2.00.
2.75 per suit'--National Clothing
Co. '
` ”°°i  Everything in men’s gloves-l
.
I uit ou neverfeardusttdl
' ' , _ we LS Y . _ ~-
Ni lille Of boys' and “WU H “NYS that |us the purpose i'or which, you
has-ever been exhibited in this Prn- w|5h the g|0\ie_ qrgss 5;;-¢,,,;_i
driving, work--we’ve gloves for
each individual suit ii aurpu-isinfrll' aliases We have the exclusive
good vnlbe. (lull in today and letus lSBl6 ln this Iooallty 'Or Gertilln
show you what is strictly right ‘in lgloves ofthe VERY BEST MAKE.
gloves ofail sorts at all sorts oi
prices.-National Cl0th'n9 C0
i _ | I 2 3 i14l
. ' ,____.__.__..,..___
.
WHSEHE lll SH.P
 y°"'.°".:=‘..“:.°r.;'..f‘.;‘.‘i.I.°‘;’:' SN|lllS ANI] [ELS
'BEWARL 0F BLOOD-POISON tional oiochinn co. _ _ -"-
Prior & .\lahoney, hong Wharf, Bins.
tim, ian handle large quantities of
smelts imdeels from this Province
and are soliciting consignments as
will be seen by their alll elsewhere.
'l`hi\ii= is stead demand _for fresh
lille. Wiul1il10K. i-nys:---“A few months tlcit cllnos closely around b-‘se `- U _ Y
since I was cured of a poisoned finger' I - ' ~--- -- ~
y _ 'f ‘ ' ,
"I cut a deep gash ncro‘s th  F  t '
knuckle on the first-finger :if nigiio-|     
u. _ _
I °““°'°" "t the “’““' Wm' *"0 We' The Boston Department store, Sunnyside bas
it
opened a
ever, in about two days I was gredxtti V    (
 and areshowing a full line of'
colored, showing signs of blood-pni-   
Sn; and fancy goods.
Give us a call. Prompt attention given.
been poisoned by dust. and dirt 52:-  5 m   
r
§ .
Iersey Cream.
rl “l- Is now for sale everywhere. t
c lap- - _
Sri' . Try a Glass '
cuts,
juries. _
u - ~ 1
junction to the biilm for wntliiiilg   
wounds and sore places. Excellent '
 New orixsoow, N. .s
l-lnap
“F 25”- llfblet- PM fre" "vu" fr- E. ll. MCEACIIERN. Agent, Charlottetown. P. E. I.
Cffllrt ul price from Zuni-link i‘o., To-i R_m,1‘,ff '
sv  L*
I  _
 
_ _  
.=!ll.’lia~IT`i?‘I f 1:/fl--0  ll 1
Why let the dust
5
ii
5
'_' _
- stant use of _
BARREL
,_ ° EDDY’S ~ _ ' f
I - Made of Indurated Fibre are thel ‘ ' V
and convenience They will outlast thidsttohvghldstlnofmiiliig-Ti;
and can be readily removed or replaced on a barrel by means
- of the handle attached to the top. - I
Cleanliness in the contents of your barrels ls iust as inr-
portant as cleanliness in your person. . ` . 5 1 i
Schofield Paper Co, Qgenta,--Sf. John, N. B. A
Keep the contents of your different barrels clean 
and sweet, always in perfect conditions, by the con- 5
COVERS -
I _
-_-Af
l
I 2 l
by all drum-
_raz 'r. s. rrnrronnnr.
I lun.. cuoiimi.
. ~ ` , |.
the firm at once and arrange for...-ii.
em- They are experienced liiiycrs mid
also handle large quantities of liri-
lobsters, salt mackerel niiii ,,-,,\i_ Hgh;
Their personal experience is ,igiviin
to all orders and siitisfiiction rissiir-
ed. ._
(1ue'of the oldest fish firms iii UL.,-_
ton and one that is well kiiiiwu ta
Provincial shippers is that oi' ilu,-_
clay, (llemcnts U0., 176 _-\tliuit1~_~.-\\'¢.
nue, Boston, whose iid. will lielouini
in another column. They iinri- it
large trudc to cntcr to and arc niii~v_
desirous of sccllrillg for their custimi-
era Prince Edward Island siiiciisiiiiii
eels. With the ready iunrkvt that
lthey afford this is ri splendid iippiii-
ltuuity for sliippcrs here to si-ciiii» ,,
'good market and highest prii-i-s.
l With #the advancing riilil \\'i‘nflii-r
icomcs ,, smiirt_deniaud for siiicitsiiiiii
leels on the Boston market. 'l`i» sup-
ply their inauy customers, who iiri-
iilways prepared to pay the iiiglii-st.
prices for first class goods, .loim \\`.
_Rich & Co., 176 Atlantic .\\'i‘niii~_
Boston. loolu to this I-‘r<i\'im'<~ fin'
.large consignments, knowing that ii
the 'shippers here forwnrii their gooiis
in first class order they will i-:irry
the highest prices. -'l`he_Y “l“`*\l`S
make prompt returns and give por-
sonal attention to all' consigiiiliwnt.-'.
l ::Harmony Rose Glycerine .\‘i»iip is
fone of thi: most perfect toilet. siiiiiis
` on snle. Its perfume of June llilsi-s is
ldelightful and the healing qiiiiliticsiit
fGlyceriue render it partlculiirly i-llrrt;
,iuc at this season of the year. its
imodest price null large size mnld- ll.
economical. Tile McKinnon Drug (Yo.
‘arc sole agents. , Il '~l»
K. J. Manriiy. n. A
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