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stock 'is just in. It comes direct from the factory

will impart is worth msny .W times what yQll'll have l0 *fill pay for it here. Our .fall

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and every bottle is fresh and sure to wear long and give sstisfaction.We have bottles from $1.00 up. The better ones are fully guaranteed. Prices are low as buying direct from makers gives us all the discounts.

J. G. Jamison

DRUGGIST .1

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Jewelery

We are showing the choice-

st in jewelery for fall wear.

Dainty bar pins, ear drops

8: pendants in plantinum fin- ish & alsoin gold 8: gold filled.

Mesh bags & various other new & pretty things. 1

G.H;T:aylor_ W

NEW KING GEORGE HOTEL Wm. HONBOURQUETTE. Msr.

Private Baths Running _Water and kip; Igleyakce 'hexepgoéigs in all rooms. 0UfhibISu§uxoi§'iTfEn

SYDNEY. N.S. , ~

"'0ur ent.ire\ stock of line iewelry

provincial life, self-interest predomin-

self, successfully, too, but in his suc- cess he forgets what he, in common

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P'Pfsase address all communications to The Oharlotfal-own Guardian '

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i, l9ll.

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, In Prince Edward lsland ns. doubt- lless, elsewhere, selfrluterest holds :i firm grip on all our efforts. And, generally speaking, self interest has been successfully pusbed.,But even in the promotion of self-interest much is lost even to self in the neglect of the general good.

There are common interests, inter-

ests which concern communities as a whole and the province as a whole. In our community life, as well as our

ales. The individual looks after him-

with the whole community, has lost through want of united effort on the part of the whole community.

Here in Charlottetown there ure

mirny interests which concern the whole citizenship and which can be promoted only by the .citizens as a| whole. Such interests, because they are general, and everybody's busi- ness, are left to the slow process of evolution. Sometimes they evolve into 3 general benefit, more often they remain undeveloped, to the loss of the city and of each individual. in it. In this the need of a central heed

or organization is to be seen. And what applies to Charlottetown, ap- plies to every community in the province.

Why could not a Prince Edward Is-

land League be organized? A central Club -could be organ-ized in Charlotte- town us a beginning and similar or- ganizations could be formed in other communities throughout the prov-mee. When occasion would demand it, dele-

gates of the different organizations could meet and discuss such questions as would be of mutual interest n and ugrec upon matters to 'bc pushed through oui Civic Councils, our leg- islatures and our parliaments. V

What, for instance, could such an

organization do for Charlottetown?

.A P. E. ISLAND LEAGUE.

sent agitating the minds of at least some of our citizens, namely, the Hmoiition of market min. 'rue city Council has no definite idea as to what the opinions of citizens gener- ally or of our merchants are. There is _diversity of opinion and the City Council, would, we feel assured. £154' ly be ruled by the wish of the citi- zens. If the general opinion of citi- zens needs to be directed into chan- nels which lead to the general good of all, a means of imparting such education would be found in the lea- gue we propose. Questions of general interest would be intelligently dis- cussed, the consensus of opinion ob- tained and the City Council would have definite information to act upon.

With an enlightened public opinion behind them our city press could un- ite in demanding reforms and im- provements, and their united strength would be irresistible. In country communities and in the

towns and villages there are many questions upon which there is no un- animity of opinion, simply for want of direction and conference. A leetlle such as we propose would serve to crystalize the general opinion into a' workable form and the community, standing together, could demand re- forms and improvements, and their demand would carry weight.

Who in Charlottetown is sufficient-

ly public-spirited to move in this matter? A league with a limited exe- cutive could set mnchiuery in motion which would wield almost unlimited power for the good of the city. And such a league in touch with similar institutions throughout the province could do very much for the province at large.

We have too long been divided and

each pulling for himself. Let an extra effort he made now while the spirit of optimism is abI'0H<l and Pf09P¢l`ll1y at its height. Let all unite and pull

There is a questign which is at pre-

together and watch things coming.

cannon ann THE mM‘P1R-E.

Every Canadian lworthy, of the

.. silverware, cut glass and china must , go, at a. sacrifice ,oi profits. 'Fhis is

without dollbtmthe -\gi>euhest"'huying-

opportunity ever given rcoplc of Ifrlnce Edward Island in tlvs line.

Everything* must go because uin _ th Brit. h - _ ~ . long" be s burden upon the ta

future we propose dcvotiiu; our time exclusively to optical work. G._ F.

3-Iutchesonx; 1 i.1,\13i

No. 4

,'uamc`, will give his hearty support to any Canadian naval policy that will express in reasonable measure Can- ada/s readiness to co-operate with or

, to assist e is Empire in main- ‘faining her. sea~power supremacy. Ev (' nadian hose o ‘nion is

. cry fa w pi ,

. f d » r worth anything knows that this su- en ml’ her own shores_ and her ow

o erc and als if d b in

prcmacy is necessary to the life of the Empire whether there is or is not a present emergency.

. _ tion. She is ready to help. It

'ri t <1 t . F q"°°

lc "ues mn is Ono of U y ew only her politicians that have raised

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itical wire-pullers have tried to get

us to believe that the Empire was in

immediate peril.

payers in the motherland and she

c mm e, o, nee , e,

Cauada’s unequivocal voice on th

In this space during 13 consccu~. ure reiuiy to regard it nn one of em- _ d bt hue

tive weeks will appear :ui "ad" of one of the Retail Storrs that specialize in

Cameron‘s Home Made Bread

For the coming week we write

<"°-‘> Chappel's Grocery

(Corner Queen and Kent Sts.)

Well known for years just fo

both town and country iran: as it most desirable stand at which 'to do business Under Mr. Choppel’s management it has lost nonc Of its

England are not acting , as if there were a. crisis. The Canadian Minis- icrs who visited England during the past summer, have, so far, shown no signs of having seen phantom ships, ultlioiigli, sensation mcngers and pol-

::Your personal calls do not re-

ccivc more careful or prompt atten- tion than .mail orders. We receive all until orrlern as soon as they arrive in thc city and you receive the goods by return mail. Mail us vour orders. The McKinnon llrug Co., corner Great. finorgc and Yficnt Sta. MEM.

i’=lili.‘l'.a‘.i'.livi.‘£§250.

is sent direct tn the diseased parts by the

Improved Blower. lfeals the u een,

attractive feature. Call on or telephone him--you will find him right up to the minute in' serving your interestsl '

` clears the air passages, stops drup-

rings in the throat andacrmanent- if cures Cararrh nnd ay Fever. ie. -1 box ; blower free. Accept no

<..\~s¢iuue». /\|\.i¢.1|n»~ si- lemamen. latll I M.. Llmlillf. Tnrhnta.

icrgency or of crisis. The people of am nu B' and _W the manner in

which the help is to be given re- mains n football to be kicked for th benefit of political factions, while it remains a game to be played by political wire-pullers, the help and the manner of it will be unworthy of Canada.

Any policy proposed by either party

will in all probability be opposed by the other, unless it resembles that proposed by the other sufficiently t enable the latter to remind the world that this is "our policy."-And such fi

_ Ii "In Gardner's Asthma. and Bron-

chitis we are sure you will find quick _relief from all your troubles. This mntcbless remedy is praised by all users and ls especially beneficial for old folks' coughs. Remarkable cures have been cr edited to its use and in suits. A bottle 50c. The Two Macs, 149 Gt. George St. - MEtf.

delay

Liberal and Mr Bordelfs

when be declared, while

accepfrlhl the then Laurier proposal. "One soverning principle at least should control, namely, that out of our own materials, by our own labor and by the instructed skill of our own people any necessary provision for our naval defences should be made so far el may be reasonably possible. In this connection may we not hope that there shell be given a stimulus and encouragement to the shipbuilding lndustry of Canada which has long been lacking."

We shall be told, doubtless, that an

emergency has arisen since this de- claration and that an immediate con- tribution is necessary. If this is so

..`_

[Have received' Cqrload of

T0 .Be Sold at

uctzon

the war will be over before the con- tribution could be converted into dreadnoughte either by England or by Osnadau In that case the only ef- fective aid Canada can give is by buying one or more dreadnoughts and with them laying the foundation of Canadian navy which can be added to from her own shlpysrds later on`. Englaud's great need however is men, not ships and she has room for many men in her present navy. If the emer- gency is as acute as the politicians would have us believe why should there be a delay of months in offer- ing our aid. Once Canada is made to believe that the, Empire needs her help she will give it freely in men, money or ships even if the ships must be bought.

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.

At the close of the Sabbath School on Sunday last the members of the Methodist Church, Murray Harbor, and choir presented Mrs. John Rich- ards with a. beautiful leather bound illuminated Bible with self help and maps and the following address Wblllch was read by the Superintendentz-

Dear Mrs. Richards: As you are

about to sever' vour connection with this school and your association with the members thereof we the members of the School desire to convey to you our appreciation of the faithful and efficient service which you have ren- dered in your work in the school.

We regret that we must part with

you and in doing so we feel that we are parting with a true friend and one who has the interests of our school~ and community' at heart.While you have been associated with us in the work you have always shown yourself to be faithful and true and have .willingly used the powers and talents which God has given you in the interests of His Kingdom. We

oilm.-as, new grown to nlltion-booth ssueve that you have wrought iaith-`

stl`0l1g and young and prosperous, re- fully and well in your work an 5 cognizes the fact that she should no teacher and have sought to lead the

x, members of your class to the Sav- ls iour.

As a token of' our esteem and re-

ffeely °"°"i”F '-0 5° her “lla” in de* spect and in remember-ance of the

n pleasure we have had in working to-

gether we wish to present to ou this

defending the mother country. This is Bibb' while th” gut is °! sms” mat'

erial worth, we know that you will

° value it, for the spirit in which it is is given and also for the blessing which

the truth it contains have brought to your own soul, and we trust that its divine teachings may bring you P89-C0 Blld .ioy through all your life.

5 And now as you are about to make

vour place of residence in a. strange land and among strange people it is our prayer that you may find very many true friends and that the bless- ing of God may richly rest upon you and that health, happiness and length of days may be your lot and as you form new friendships and new assoc. lations we bei: of von-to remember that you still have faithful friends,

° amonz us, and that we are still pray-

ing for vnur welfare.

Signed in behalf of the School.

FURNITURE SALE.

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Buying in car loads lots we can

sell you at auction pricesz-

Side Boards $9.00 to $50.00. Bur-

eaus, $5.75, $6.50, $7,00, 57,50, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 each. Commodes $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, $4.50 and $5.00

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facilities enable us to`givc possible prices.

hardware

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Satisfactory Store Service

You are always sure of getting what is right an?

best in high, grade hardware here. We carry every

- thing you could possibly need and our close buying

b li air store and havea

We have a large, rig t, y

large staff of courteous salesmen who will see that our smallest want is satisfactorily attended to

Make our store your headquarters for high grade

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QUEBEC S'l`,EAM5'|f||’ C0. LTD. 1912 Service

S. S. “CASCAPEll|A”

From Montreal and Quebec

fo Gaspe, Mal Bay, Perce Sumrnerside, Charlottetown and Plclou ` Prom Montreal From Ch'iown Thursday, Thursday,

9 ep 19th

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Nov 14th

Nov

be furnished upon application

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°" _We always look to the foot comfort of elderly people., Wehave A , y J M L

» able sole and no seams to nib and irritate the foot. - \ "» ‘ ‘ -r _ _ -. . . _ y metal calfjs a £003,550! fer. tit*

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Rates and further particulars will “S

each. _

Wicker Chairs 8 colors $3.25 each. Parlor Suites, not the ordinary but the best. $19.75, $22.50, $25.00 to' $60.00 each, 3 and 5 piece suites.

Parlor Tables, $1.50, to $13,()

each. ' 1

Dining room ftables, surface oak with 5 lefze less $7.00 to ;1z.oo each. "

Quartered Oak from $16.00 to $32.00

each.

Dining Room Chairs from. 60e to $45.00 for set of six.

Wardrobes from . $14.00 to $25.00, they are beauties _ . -

Buffett from $1’.50 to $36.00 each. Iron beds, Springs and Matti-asses,

the best st lowest prices J as Paton k Co 10 B2l'lMtf

SHIPPING NEWS

Entered Charlottetown, Oct 31-

Schrs.--Polar Star Hemphill Picton; Carl E Richards, Skinner, Picton- Strm -Enterprise, llfefghton, Mon

ue.

Charlottetown, Oct 81-

S 'made

Laced, buttoned or congress

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For

Friday and

Saturday 0nly

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Dollar

, them all together and offer

JUST

If you ran use more shirts, soon be closed and none of

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Shirts, i

$1.25. $1.50

Q 1.75 A Your

Choice 0ne Dollar

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See Window Display _

On account of_the Back weather we have too many shirts in stock, and we

are compelled to clear them out' below cost. _

Some lines- of sizes are broken-some lines we can get no more of. In these '

lots there are shirts that are well worth $1.25, $1.50, $1.7 5, $2.00. We have placed

thdoiimalotboitau

We have all sizes and the styles are the choicest we have shown this season.

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Sir, here s your opportunity. Call at once, for sizes will these good shirts will stay here very long with a DOL-

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BA'T'l‘LE RAGING.

LONDON, October 31-Whatever

the result B great battle is now being fought by the Bulgarians and 'l‘urks,_ It is likely intervention by the Pow- ers will follow. A Vienna despatch says n tentative agreement by the 'representatives have been reached.'l‘he Bulgarian troops will not be allowed to errter Constantinople. It ls under- stood the Balkan nations are prepar- ed to accept intervention. A Ruwien ~Avlator.flylng over Adrianople on his way to join the Bulgarians was brought down by 'Turkish sharpshoot- ers and killed.

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Purify your blood.

build up your body by using Rexall Blood Tab- let 5,9. standard preparation that is working good cures in hundreds of cases This preparation is ' sold by us with the un- derstandiug't_hat` if it, is not satisfactory, your money will be refunded. One box_:_5oc, six _b_ox_es_ 1 for $2.50. The McKin-

` Dru 'C0 Th' R' l '

.tii'§§lg§>;ii§;é§: :1lnStore`.g" " i ~ - _ _ 84 Gt. G`eor'ge~.St. :

“We have a large line of fountain, "Our line of felt hats including Fe-

pens here that are clearing out at doras, Knock-abouts, soft felts-» and big discounts. Those pens are strong derbies are marked at cost' prices. and reliable and were considered Brown's, 158 Queen St. good values at the former prices. A. 11-1m3i. E. Waternian's self-filler fountain -1

pens 25 por cent off, Hutchei\0fn_’s spe- ,, cial $1.25 for ssc and mngnnn shun - Mall order shoppers are esered 25 pe, cent om G_ F_ H,,t,,he,,,m_ the same considerate attention and

~ u_1m3|_ honest~ values as are given personal

_‘___ ishoppers. You can get any article

listed in the daily advertlsmnnts at the same price offered personal shop- pers and you are sure of getting the purchase promptly and-in perfect

counts. $22 suit for $14, $20 for _ condition. Write to me for plrtldlllefi $13, $17 for $11.35, $15 for $9.75 and regarding the offer made to mall or- $12 for $8,00. Brown‘s Clearance der shoppers. G. F. Hutcheson Sale. 11-lm3i. "5 11-1m3i. t . J ,.4 ,

Let a Strong Company ",

Profecf Your Properly

“Our line of mcn‘s suits are clear-

ing out fast. Call in and make your selection now at the following dis-

Why should you fake all risk on your property? Wi? shanfd

you worry nights and spend restless hours during the' ay ,`

ing to ward off danger of fire when a strong comps -one - ' ognized as thc most reliable on the continent-will "lhsurn r, ,`

property against all danger. protect our interests on ev , pomf and reimburse you should you sufildsany lust? ' -‘ 1

We represent the strongest companion rm (ho ¢nri£|`|\°¢nt arid

one ef' these is ready and wi ling fo assume all rlsls _ ' r your propc-fy. Call in and see about it today. o ' ‘ Q

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