Coughs

- . 1

During the, fall and

winter months. Its the

neglected coughrhat does ' the damage. 'A cough is pretty sure to go from had to worse,unless check- ed and checked properly at that. A silenced cough is not always a cured cough. ' '

it i

£5

suse

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l;r"oor>‘ i

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1"!" ‘lid |¢‘“‘8'l" f,-‘&{,fQ§‘,§},§{'m,,,dm for two or three ordinary

lfPleaea address all eommiinlcatieua to The Oharlottetown Guardian cent lamps. » ` c J - ' This machine ia one of the

MONDAY' NQVEMQER '5' '9‘°’ of the modern world. It has come

The disturbing element in the Eur-

opean situation at lrrcocllt il Rlllllll and the immediate cause of U10 dis- ,turbance is her recent Bbliloll lll dr claring Mongolia n Russian PFOKBC' ltorate.

Professor E. H. Parker, in Cham-

ber's Journal, says “the lillP0l`l'»B“°° of the new situation lies in the fact that, for the first time in three thousw

land years 0( history, the horseback

While Pine and Tar

cures a cough as it should i be. Contains only nat- l ural cough specifies. Safe and reliable. ;

Large Bottle 25c .

J. G. Jamison

DRUGGJST The Medical Hall

I Every Home Q

should have au alarm clock. 1 You need one ,for these dark li mornings, itfs the thing to _'

wake you on time. `

Prices $l.00. l_Z5, l 50 .f

-Guaranteed-

Big Ben $5.00 1

G.H. Taylor Jeweler Sr- Opticlan

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NEW KING GEORGE HOTEL _Wm. MONBOURQUETTE. Mgr.

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_ CUISINE Ul\i~1XCl£l.\.ED

SYDNEY. N. S '

states on the Chinese pictnresdnelv turuluu them at the beginning of Our era) have been brought Und" the sway of a cirrilized and thoroughly progressive government, the Rus-

What this means Professor Parkcl'

u\plains is, that llussia has secured mst can upon Llw \><‘-S* Va" 0' _° million liztrtiy horsemen who have in

the past all-rally conquered both Rus- 'in and Thihct; who can, llnllel' RUS' sian direction, ut any time swccll~th9 whole backbone of Asia; and nilulllit whom cvcn "\=nho1sy" Jallilll C80 do nothing. ’lhe professor argues that there is no reason why cifhcf Gfellt Britain or .lnlllin S»ll0\lld thwart R“s` sin’s civilizing mission, so lout; M Rn:-:sin does n it cros; lC'l1'lfllll0t° -l’l`P`

sian."

Mrs. housekeeper

(Dum Bake) `i -

BUY _

Cameron’s Home-liade

Bread _

(name on every loaf)

NOTE _

_Our Bread will surprise you with its

criapfdelicnfc substance and its delightful flavor and creamy ricl\neas.- Every day inthe week over |000 people in Charlet tetown enioy eating our Bread -Ate you one of them. _ ,

rwnv Cintrou

(Expert Poker) W Next week will app-‘ar No. 5 “ad” of the series.

P. L- SMAl.l.WO0D-

"Tho gift giving season is here

now and for those who wiun to ne- lcct a high grade gift that will give unbounded satisfaction und yet lic very moderate in ]n'icc nt.tcnt.iou should be paid to thc values otlcretl in G. F. 1-Iutcheson’s (llcnrnncc Snlc. Every item offered will mnkc n splen- dlil gift and the usunlly low prices ure marked nt; fliitroiuits running from 20 per cent ‘to #iii 1-Il ymr cont, G. F. Hutcheson. V X 4- ll-23l\l3i. ...___

"All/women willibe dcligliteil with

the iiniir5i;§l_-'v ee. offered* ut G. F. 1-lunches" ""(;§;i‘ance ante. 'Fherc are hund' Alf articles oflm-cd nt this s__t?~'_wolncn nerd und 1-1- wnyg 4 .‘»'-”` this un|n=unl event.- placegy ", pro you nt proc-,t.‘_1't\l

A DISTURBING ELEMENT _ wonders of centuries. And theegyro-`

it was n displltc B8 to ills ltlmllllilll- of this treaty that led lu the spring of last year to the first threats ot a new forward policy by Russia. Then came the revolution in China and ‘a consequent ferment in Mongolia.; the news followed that some of the Mon- golian princes were seek-ing to obtain

Russian protection, and that Russia was increasing her troops in Urge. In DecetrJer lust year t/be head of the Buddhist clergy in that region, pro- claimed the independence of Northern Mongolia. | Since then Russia has been slowly maturing ber plans, part of which has taken the familiar form of lend- ing money to the Buddhist govern-

ment and she. has new not only re- cognized the independence of Northern. Mongolia, but has apparently accom- panied her action by a treaty wh‘c'n definitely `_cuts 'Mongolia oil from China, turns it into a Itussian pro- tectorate and thrratens China with war should she seek by any mean!- peaceahly or otherwise to accept the sovereignty which she has never lol’ a moment abandoned. For what ob- iect and with what right has Russia done this?

-'Russiafs action threatens both these

l `I€u:~:si§ obtained important commer-'principles' what will the allies do cial ri its ‘i Northern Mon Oli and

-v

are entirely different from others both in their composi-

~ ` lion and their effect-complete

-_.1 evacuation without purging or ' discomfort. 25c. a box at your drugg1st's.

l IATIUNAI. UNUC IND CNIIICIL CL

1`y'yni11l`_?a$_` , iccs. Look over thc nfd--n A`-__“"’l;pusi|al _vnlncs. fl. l". Hutch . .' _ _fj : 11-zaiviai.

or canaea. uulrn.

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In 1852 Foucault discovered that a

covery created great excitement in scientific circles at the time but it has been left to an American engin-

wonderful instrument shell geek and

L _ r e

north. indicating the exact position

this regardless of where it stands

te Grim!

can-ent IGHUIN4

the amount

supplant the mazlletlc com.\>BlI.' t-lie

compass will have its day. Whatwtll follow it when it hae' been overtaken by the wheel ol Progress? ~

A LETTER FROM HOME.

We are not! in the habit of dis-

playing our bouquets, but the fol- lowing, so fragrant with the clan- nfsbness of the -Prince Edward Is- lander away from home and his ap- preciation oi the "daily letter from home," is irresistible. The writer is Rev. J. C. Martin, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Abbots- ford. Wie., and a native of Uigg, this province:

Bit:-I am forwarding you under

seperate cover, copy of our local pa- per. You will see on first page.. first column, an article copied, verbatim, from The Guardian on the High Cost of Living, and due credit given lor same.

The reason tor it is that it _was

worth giving forth; no other article. of nil that I have ever read, has struck the keynote as this one.docs. Your analysis of the “High Cost of Living" is not theoretical, but real fact, and is_ well worth the consider- ation of men who are studying that perplexing problem.

This is not the only good that it

contains. Every copy of the "Daily" that reaches this desk contains food for reflection, and is eagerly scanned ind deeply appreciated

:mcse interests in South lvlanchzirtn. if Ruslsiadiran allege no grievances; It is a "letter hon; home" every

Quite another view of the situation or t e “ful” Over the treaty O morning. The writer expects to spend is c nite” 1. y Br i tishi1S81 are trivia". China made i°m° the most or the winter in P. E. 1., jo U ,_ n ar is tR_ 1 i, ir; n 0 1; concessions a year ego, and in any leaving this place in January on a

c,,,,,,i,re,,cu ...yu the Maumee- cess the treaty is not put torword as three months' "leave cl n\>°°n¢=” and

8. l'll0f`0 , ~ vi

_ _- h t e "Y Edt .

ter Gum-.nau, that wiuie nw eyes one canes for lin' interference- The °P°“ ° “__ " ‘°' _

thc worlil arc turned to the Bnlkalle. t F U li ll is R U 9 5 l 3 h 5 9 n ° THE TEMPERANCE Rrrsria ,,1,,,r.1r\ lm-,~¢ trtkcn another ' r i g h t in N o r t h e r n M 0 ll* ALLIANCE MEETING. step in the cnrccr of aggression in golita beyond those stipulated in the -”"

in China as well as in Persia, to nd- .fadell advantage °l the 9"°°°“l‘ °°“" asking me this question. vnuce slowly nut steadily, consolidat- Dl1Cati0l1S- 1. The first thing we did was to ing her mivantngeg as quietly ns pos- Now Russia will not be allowed to establish a bureau of tempersnce lit-

niple and moving whenever movement seize any advantage in Mongolia ;;'l3t€ll:'¢- Hb YOU Wish 31! K0ti:l0Sl16d

is likely to pass most unnoticed. iWll5h0l1i2 B1 Claim Ning Dllli l0l'W&l`d wish to Srsjegzterggrx togrdistrfgi Last Year the Pl‘90CC\ll>at1°Il Of Eur' 'bl' JaP8l1 f0l' °°mP‘nmtl°n elsewhere' tion we will be glad to help you.

ope with the Morocco crisis furnished And Britain and Japan are 811163- President Hadley of Yale said, “As Russia with one Opportunity and per. The first clause of the British-Japam soon as the people, come to under- ; I th Sumter now gain when ese treaty is: It is agreed that when. stand the nature of alcohol they will 5'* “as e 'r _B ' _ drive every saloon out of the coun- Vlllllai 100015 0“lY dimly ‘“ l'l‘° back' ever’ In the °pl“i°'n °l either Great try." Few will take that statement rt-.uni of inn-,rtmnouai politics, Rus- Britain or Japan. any cl the rights sm-1m,,1y_ quit, ,0_ few understand sta, seizes her chance. At the close of and interests referred to in the pre- the nature of alcohol. The discussion lust month her sped,” envoy at Urga" amine of tins agreement; are in jeg- on educational work in the afternoon

__ t d h t ts in _ was regarded by many with an

lim cent” and mat ol govemglneill' 0 iainilgahe wx; g§;§:n§;:‘“_ an cizd amused and complaisnnt smile. But Northern Mongolian, announce _ orrn-, Y when ML Spence in the waning gave

ally that his B0V'¢l`“lI\°11l`» _llllil WWE' fl'Hl\l‘*lY» “Hd Will ¢°\\Bld°\' in °°m‘"\0l1 a succint presentation of the verdict “ized the rnqeper‘“1¢r,¢¢_'pg that tm- the measures which should be taken, of modern science on alcohol every- t,-,rrlrrre _grant bt t.errltory,,l.y.ing north-etc. ‘ N body thought “it only that lecture lot thu chinese wsu and along the si-l .The preamble sets forth the Brit-ish °°“m .‘.’° "”'°d“°°° “H °"°" “‘° Pm'

. _ _ . . _ _ vincel _ A com itt l te t

'bcrinn frontier of Russia. P01105' lln Cl1l’ll&. U16 i“ff9El`ltY 0| Chl' has beeln appomnd sing” il $035;

` By hm. treaty of 1381 with ghi,m_ lla: and the "open door’ in comrrlcfw- comes to~ the Alliance treasury we

(Continued on page three.)

" “"°‘°‘°“ B [IHIlllHlll'S HUWHS

wmders never cease' particularly miracle. It made the navigation of scientific wonders. Almost daily in the globe p°e“bl°' It °be°“m° as mm' _'_

, com as the ships it id d d th ' ‘

this wonderful age_ we awaken to one mdimmible comizniznzn th; If croel,le_verirh, sick or fondue

coated give Syrup of Figs”

find the impossibility of yesterday mariner. It has been overtaken by converted into a workable, even 3, the relentless _wheel of progress and Every mother immediately realiz- 5;m1,1e_ possibility, thrymiracle of 8 its inlallibility has been made fallible 95 “WBT giving her child delicious

lpnst age reldu-ced to a mathematical llY the EWG] Ship- In th? d8YB of the ysaiglgvglagégzgisig :Esta tgslégggl demonstration. W00<l0n ships the earths magnetism Nothin 51” regulates the ur-_ue one.,

Thu invention of the Mariner's com- had no difficulty in finding its wny Ztoznncg, liver and 30 feet of tender directly to the compass needle but UWB H. so promptly, besides they

;:Spcu.rm1nt Tooth Paste, a Har- ' de 1 1 i dau ht 1 nwny iircnnretion that has the feel “°"' with ‘°°°1 “‘""" tl” “hip me" ilryyghi- tsehiiugisilli lliiihagtdeu- old, true spenrmint flavor. It is a becomes strongly charged or magnet- resting nicely; eating regularly ami'

splfenditl du-utifricc, cleansea the teeth, ized and thus steps in as B powerful acting naturally it is n sure sign

swLe\et£:ns_ the lirleéathy :iid prorlrliotgs factor and tends to mmm] the that its little insides need a gentle,

re: ygittnc. ii] t urge an some tube with patented top( comes needle- th€yr|g,l:,ghc‘;.l,f;nsin€r1|.Téac;,'{§°` “Varian out in thc form of n flat ribbon. Many nttempte have been made to stomach sour,' breath had or your: Price 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co., rind some phenomenon Durand, of the little one has stomach-ache, diarr- Gorncr brent George and Kent Sts. earth* magnetism which b 5955, gore throat' ml] of cam’ tm-,_

Eli' 1 my ° 811° 008605; give a teaspoonful of

emll oyed to develop true direction. Syrup of Fig; and in ,_ few hours an

the foul, constipated, clogged up

wast undl cated food n our

_g - rapidly spinning mag, would detgct E. 8 s d s bile

R the earth’s rotation and named the géliegnggglsmgftioma :;,gE,;ul'g2:pill:

instrument the Gyrosco e The is '

D _ d - or weakness, and you will surely have " B Well. happy and smiling child e-

gain shortly. _

ful.

f M th h ld l

, persistently hold exact eozra hic l or glgfrgagdg? unigngg :$2 Egg:

sch, liver and bowel cleanser and- re-

of the North Pole of the on-th, and snlntvr needed-A little elven twdnv

will save s sick child tomorrow.

y ` , Full directions for children of all _ __:_ Y V _A ______ upon the earth s surface. The mo- ag” and gn-,,m.up, plainly printed

` \. \ .

H” chine is so constructed that it sue on the package.

» ._ _,»- . .,.\‘_1 ~ _-‘_ “_ _ usggtnily withstand, orb" force, such Ask. ygur drugglst for ltlh: full

. 5 I

name, yrup of Figs nd E r f

OR that head-barber shave as 'Te 1'” ""1-’h°°l‘ °‘ !““""" lm" Senna." prepared by :he Oeliioi-nl)e

_ _ ing n a recent test withstood all of F13 Syrup Cn, Thi; rg gh; ¢1¢1|°10\|¢ F The Gmeltev th* MUS °f al the _salvol of the great 12 inch guns tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse'

good safety razars. on the battleship nsiewgi-,_ when an anything else offered. _

The Gillette le the rarer that original

»»-

ed the famous angle stroke. It .can be adjusted for a quirk and close lhave, Downy beard, wiry whisker. tender face -lt‘a all the same to the Gillette-it' the smooth satisfactory shaver you hav

‘always wanted, but fould never get unti now.

Gillette in handsome plush llnedlaat he

haven.........................z.

sell & Chandler

~ » Vlctoriallow

were fired simultaneously.

to the North Pole of the earth.

It derives its directive power by

l¢¢“3l1Y reaching down some 4,000 miles and laying hold.q( eh, qu; 'axis of the earth. this imaginary line v_w|nt¢_ throne: the emits emu ot gravity. Iuprotracted lea trials, in itorme 'and during gun flre.the mm

cue, German silver holder, ual'/q cm” |3914; tru; and llllYa.l'¥l|\ll!‘ to

\\\ Tl" ”=‘°°‘““° ‘1°"°1°l>° B ‘lif°°tlv° ton smut can-iumtowu, P rc 1

- it “__-in power which holds true geographical writes letter which may be of great

Gil 3 Q/ ly, rngmd of m|,m,,s go th, mu, interest to Skin sufferers ot this

-*'“" ` Mr. Brant A. Smith, of 269 Eua-

- \./-~ » own _, mic pun it points emimiy tru, “"-

“For seven years I was troubled

with ecnma. on face and bllida and couldn't get anything to do me good. I tried all /doctors numerous patent but

effect. I wal

D. D. and after a

was

three bottle

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'IF' _`>{E_‘;_'__>.,( _*_ 4." 4 - 1, 1 . -j., _ .

at he- . - __

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,White Wool Blanlwls'

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56x .-.,...at275 &3.J0 6ox , , .at 5 75 & 4.00 64-x 84_ _ .`- .at 4.00 & 4.75 68 x 88. . .....at 8.50 |00 pc. Wool 64 x 84...... at 7.65 66 X at 5.40

Grey F laimelette Blankets

.o-4 at I.l5 11-4 at L53 ' '

White F lannelefte Blankets

.............et95c 'A11-4... .. atl25 rz-;. ...c afl.50&l.75

Bed Com forts

. $i,5_5_, 1,56, 1,75, 2 oo, and 2.5o_ 3 oo, 3.50 up.to`iiI_<.oo.

7 at _

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PA T CTN S l

| ` 5oc s. yd wide _Drugget for `39¢

1.15. - ‘

I-2 price. The last of the Feath. er Boas at I-2' price

zzc. _ ,

sheeting at 25c. _ . -

width, Special z5c. _

45c union'drugget`for' y3*9¢. I 1._-53 Honeycomb Quilt forill

‘i

- 1.75 Costume cloth for ;,|5_ ,_

1.15 56 in berge for 956.' i"' < 25 pieces ot Fur Neckwesi-,gf ld

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Double width sheeting, (Grey)

Double width Twill' grey

Special bed ticking standard

Oni y 300 yds in stock. '-

PAT0Ns

Blanka-.ting lay the yard . Loo for 79c, 72 in. wide. _ V r_ All Wool Blanlreting Heavy twill 72 in. wide r.25 for r.o5.

Drugget, white union or all-wool 30. and 36 ini uide. Regular 5oc goods

for 390. ' .

PATONS `

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FURNITURE SALE. $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 each. C0llllIl0|l6I-$60.00 Bkcll, 8 Bild 5 Dlccc Bulwl.

---- S2-75. $3-00. $3-50. 54.50 and $5.00 Parlor Tables, $1.505 to $12.1

Buying in car loads iota we can each. each. '

sell you at auction pr‘.ce|;- 5 Wicker Chairs 5 colors $3.25 each. Dining room tables, surface oak

9.00 to 50.00. Bur- Parlor Suites. not the ordinar but #ith 5 lar e le e 7.00 to 1

Bids Boards S , S Y ` 8 S 3 62-0| mu., ;5_15, ;s.so, s".oo.._ s1.so,th¢ best. $19.75. $22.50. £25.00 tf muh. ' _ . J Quartered Oak from 816.00 to$32.00

With Syrup of Figs you are not

dragging your children, being com-

',°€l' MF- Sperry. to devise a simple posed entirely of luscious figs. senne

- sue- practical method by which uns “"1 B'°m°'=1°°- it vnnnct l>° hlrnr

To Guard Against the Perilsviif the Sea 0

Bch. Dining Room Chairs from 606 te £45.00 for set of six. Wardrobes from 814.00 to 825.00

they are beauties. “

Buffett from _$12.50 to 886.00 each Iron beds, -Springs and Mattresses

' the best at_loweat_ prices.-Jes. .Paton

Q Co. 1' ‘__~‘-10~I2EMti.

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