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THE CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN'nli¢ '“1°U\° 1°" H°““°- Hldit'

, ' _ l therefore to be ho that there

We are showing an ex-

tra fine assortment of gold lockets in ro& 14k Of various shapes and sizes, both plain and jewel set. '

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before to do engraving and as :A locket nicely engraved is a \ery appropriate i_'vl|.\\e would ask you to insyoc' _~_'.:r stock.

` G. ll. Taylor

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the confiflcucc of the people

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fhrisimas itlakes Many Cells

on the purse. The habit of giving is ri nice one, even though the gifts he trifling; why not :1 gift oi`lnstiug\':l1lue

A Course" at thc

Union Commercial

College

would prove of great bench' to some young msn or woman

Do you know such a Iterson?

\Veliave nsuggestioii to make. Vdrite or czill for particulars.

Wm. Moran

Principal .

The Sch oolthzif has he confidence of

p¢o;>l».-,” --News

` Emmem Seems lk y ll’ be sllstulncd thc term in 1008 :mother general cl- ' ' i I

H. I , U _ V ,_ _ . t.. f , _l 4 Y _ I _ _ ,_ 'Jfour hours. Close connections are

To the Electors of Ward Two: ;;;,f__m,_,",,,;”Lff;,f;:;e‘;' ,;;`(,`,h;’r;;c':°‘E, "Q10" f=H‘° the Wh-“wi A\1'“\““°tf=1 'made mr nu points beyond, and

I herewith pred-ut myself as :1~p11p;5 (trimgp pq 5 To 14 DAYS -» H5 (- . 5.. t .1 t f New electric light sleepers on the C.

candidate for ljouurillr-i‘ in thel I ii -`- 1 mg - Ionsmivi I Us rn “mu 0" U 'P' R' Ham” M°ntr°“1 mn' 'md tbl”

coming Civic lil'._»i‘_ii_»ii.s to repre-

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aswell as to further the best in- terest of the ciiivciis

Respectfully Yours,

R. J. LED `\'lELI,, M.D.

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Ghrislmas Slippers!

Our new Xirasi

slippers are hand-1 some. That they are' comfortable beyondl

any other \\"in’rer' foot covering every, Woman knows who' has worn a pair

Several styles and

all sizes,

Felt slippers, bath;

slippers, worsted; slippers, etc, etc. 2

You’ll find noth l

ing wanting that’s d ` cl

eslfe . ’ ' A J.Orouin `

_ DRUQGIST' Urebbell Grocery\ Mrs, Trainer.

THF MEDICAL HALL comm* Um

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A meeting of the Provincial Tem-

perance Alliance has been called by President 'Richard Goff for tonight in ltbis city to consider certain changes land amendments in' the prohlbltory

‘llaw and the methods of administer- .ling it whicli he luis outlined in alet-

igter to the press, This is u matter in ‘regard to which The Guardian, as an ,iadvocatc and exponent of prohibition

may be expected to have something 0 say. Mr. God proposes to take away

ifrom the Government of the day all ,power and responsibility with regard ito administering the prohihitory law, iund entrust it to ii commission ol

githree persons, made up of the Presi- wd-ent of the Alliance, n clergyman nnd

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lin member of the Legislature. This,

ii it were done, would be a very radi- cal nnd important departure, nnd, as it'sti'ikcs us, should only bc under-

:tnken nftcr the most muturi. deliber- fation and with the utmost unanimity _onthe pun. of those who have the lmaintcnnncc and enforcement of thc _law nt heart.

If we ure to assume that it is de-

sirable to entirely change the basis 'upon which the ailininistration of the law has restcd during the ten years of 'its existence-and that would be n

\`£‘FY large assumption indeed-is tho method proposed n timely and well,

lconsiilcrtd one? Ubviou_-ly no Buch lH“`0L’l»i1n; chuugc could bemadc with. out the consent and concurrence of the Government of the day. Without such concurrence the time and effort cxpeufleil in elaborating 3, oommig-,_ fsion scheme would be entirely _\\~ast. led. It may then bc asked at the out-

}sct whether the President or the A1-

, ,fiance have taken the trouble to as-

,ccrtain thc views of Premier Mathie- lsou, or the views of the Govorn1m»|.g ins ii l)0‘ll' on this important subject?

If .~\.i.otbcr question will naturallybo |-asked, and that is as to the timeli- iness of a proposal which meets ii 'new Government almost at the mo- iment of its advent to power with n'

'proposal to divest it of such import- nnt powers nnd responsibilities, Still

,another question may arise as to lhox-.' far thc tcmperance people of the

l[’ro\`incc huvé been consulted through

f0UDd8ti0l’l Bild lhy down gnew Ong. WG may rest assured that the new work will have to hc tested piece by rbicce as the old one _was. In view of all these considerations is it. desir- able to raise new legal and constitu- tionlll Questions and possibly some WSU? litigation. by aussutuung n new and untried schema for one which has stood the sever-est tests?

wishes of the Government oi the day with regard to the proposed commis- sion scheme. It is only fair to as- sume that they have not considered it and that they intend to an their duty and enforce the prohihitory law nnd all the laws. That is thc one thing needful, in our view of the mat- ter. (lf far more importance- than a commission, or further amendments, is the Dr_0Dcr enforcement of the law We have by honest and efficient prose- Cllturu nnd stipendiaries. We have \"‘l`y KWH! doubts whether a commis- sion, composcd as Mr. Goii suggests and clothed with the rather remark- able powers which he ,would have conferred upon them, would adminis. ter or enforce the law any more ef- fectually than the Government w0|{ld_

C11 the other hand it would bc quite possible for a Government, either 0D€n1Y 01' Belifellly opposed to the law, and *meh We mill’ yet at some time have, to appoint a. commission with_ in the terms of Mr. hEofl’s spocilioa. tions, which, by its majority would speedily bring the law to wreck and ruin. A Government so disposes could seek shelter behind the commits, sion, which would be their own cre-

ature, responsible only to them, ap, pointed and removable by them, while the friends of the law woulgl have to abide by whatever the commission might choose to do. Having asked for :i commission and get it they must take what was handed out tc them. And thc Government would bc relieved from all responsibility an to the enforcement of the iuw or thc ap- Pointment. of the prosecutors or vend- ors. .

We have no desire to unduly influ-

ence the Alliance in its decision upon the lH‘0Dusal to be submitted to them.

this evening. No one will question: the zeal and sincerity of its promot-f

iuonosv oscezunss .1 l' W1

"" “"“' ' Ig" _ lmny be some Liberal gains in the el-

`THE PROVINCIAL ALLIANCE MEETING TONIGHT. |eC\.lOll Of t0dBy, 8.8 We Clilhl tl1Bl°€

imny be. It would indeed be remark.- lable if now for the third time in suc- cession the Conservhtlvc l>B\'W Bllmlld again carry the old. Liberal Province of Ontario by such an overwhelming

,mnjority. True, Sir James Whit- ,nay has given his Provinces strong and in the main it good Government, ibut he has also been much indebted ito the faults and failings of his pre- ideccssors, who clung to office long af-

We KDOW "Owing 0! the views or‘ter they were discredited in the eyes'

fo! the people. '

2 zzuot water scenes cunt woirc.

lleak. That is what people demand inow-they have grown tired of pay- .lng money for substitutes that go to Ipieceg in 8 short time. Our big busi- ness in water bottles and ff-’\|¥lf»¢\i|1 lsyringes has been built up by hand- _ling high grade goods which we guar- icntee. Come in and see ours and ZW four prices. The McKinnon Drug Co., §Cor. Gt. George and Kent SW- dif- _ ______________,._..

iM|SElll FHUM YIJUH

j UPSET STUNIAEH UH l |N|]|BiSl|llN GUES

5 Nothing will remain undigested or isour on your. stomach if you will itnke a little Diapepsin occasionally. ‘This powerful digestive and antacid, though as harmless and Pl0HS9»Dt as |candy, will digest and prepare for gassimilution into thc blood all the :food you can cut. l Ent what your stomach craves, without the slightest fear of indiges- tion or that you will be bothered with sour risings, Bclching. G35 011 Stomach, Heartburn, Headaches from

lstomach, Nnusca, Bad Breath, Water 4

Brash or ufeclinglike you had swal- 'lowed .1 lump of lead, or other disn- lgreeablc miscries. Should you be suffering now from any stomach dis- order you can get relief within hve Iminutes. ' ‘ If you will get from your pharma- cist a50-cent case of Pape‘s Dinpep- sin you could always go tothe table with n hearty appetite, and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no Indi- gestion or Sleepless nights or Hend- nche or Stomach misery all the next day; and, besides, you would not need laxative or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowels clean and fresh.

Pnpc’s Diapepsin can be obtained

from your druggist, and contains more than sufficient to thoroughly cure the worst case of lndigestionor Dyspepsiu. There is nothing better for Gas on the Stomach or sour

|tiic l=_-ilgcs, divisions, pastors and

churches. So far as we have been nblc .Lo liurn the commission scheme has lbccn very little discussed by the tem- igcrancc people for whom thc Alliance

supposed to spcuk. It has not been .nt ull discussed in the public prcss,i

isnvc in Mr. Goil's letter.

Aguin. the law as it stands is set-_

tied and established, having becnl tested in the higher courts till thel lust vestigc of doubt as to its vali-l

cr, who is n tried nnd self-sacrificing, friend and supporter of the law. Burl we are regrctfully convinced that they commission scheme would unscttlcl much that years of hard work have' established, with doubtful results -ati the best, and possibly with very dam-l aging results. And in our judgment] it would not only disturb _thc founda-i tion of the prohibitory law but alsol the great principle of ministerial re-l

dity his been disposed of. But if wc, tear up the old und well-establishcd`|

sponsibility, which is basic to ouri

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representative system. 4

Tllii lJI\"l‘AlilLJ i'1i.l".C'l'l()NS'f`ODAY|

The gcuerul election takes. pluce ini

.Ontario today. This is ofmore im-r lpnrtnncc und significance than mosti other provincial elections from thel

w0D _ P _` t _ ,thc defeat of the Ross Government at

the fact that thc big liouucc con ains,a general election then he1d_ The re_

two and it half millions of people, or; more than one-third of the entire

population of thc Dominion As far

f- , _ ' ` ty, which elected some 70 members

as present indicated the Whitney Gov-

i oi I

their supporters having been returned' unopposed on nomination day.

The Government of Hon. Mr. Whit-

ney, now Sir Jnmcs Whitney, came into office early in the year 1905 on

sult of the contest had been asweep- inv victory for the Conservative par-

out of a House of 98. 'At the end of

tion an even larger support, thcrc be-

,L lloui~.c of llh.

Sent ‘Nam lv() ' AlY’oiir druvggn-it _will _refund money ii It can hardly hc in thc true inter- This is the Qnly “uc operating com.

I __ _ _ _ _ _ ;l_-“#0 0INI`_ME1"1_f“1l5 “J °l"° “ny on nf the Province in have its Leg-limrtment cars-Montreal and Ottawa ask your imorable support nnd|Lf1Sf‘ Of _1f~C111“s_, Dlind, Bleeding orl_ I “__ xsscmbl so ver ,,,,,,q,,auy to Toronto, and Montreal and Tom".

promise if <_-lccurl to give my liest,P'°““‘l*"g P119” "1 6 to 14 days- xiii I L ' y ` _._.v ,_ £0 to Vancouver. J. K. Ross, the am-niion to inc nitnfs of the ivfn-¢ii5°°' f ' “‘““°‘l a"‘l th” "i’P°~”‘“"“ 5? "’°5‘_ ,local C- P- R- agent. can supply all

If you wish to present s

set for Christmas time you’1l find the kind made for ,

in our Stcck_ .Our stock llfouths’ 48c., nt God Bros. 12-Sdtt

includes many beautiful cases also shaving stands.

business aswell as show

_ Practical _-. Y W Shaving Sets

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ome one with a shaving

,stitched excelda handkerchlels

'ed centres special at Go each.

,odors from the stomach or to curc u Stomach .1-Ieadachs.

You cou1dn't keep a hnndier or