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_ "T1-lie i..i~i~;';: r News

'rss cnARLOa"r1n"owN -otuinnuin

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The 'Right drugs combined 1 in the right way.

To properly coni-

p oii n d prescriptions these days an adequate stock of drugs is requir- ed and knowledge of how to use them is also necessary.

Now remedies are

multiplying :iud all :id- vnuccin this tlirrctioii creates new probleius for the pliziriuzirist.

\\'e liiive :ill the

drugs and nicflicincs for which there is any demand iu this locality. A n y prescriptions brought here are coin- pounded by ri graduate pharmacist in a most scientific manner and at the most reasonable

prices.

jamieson

DRUGGIST

~- _lg - ~1;_

- or two

men of the Province from the stand-lor three of the staple articles of uro- point of men who have something tolduce but not so good for certain sell. They have usually a large sur- other products. Naturally we shall plus of oats. potatoes, dairy pro-‘_seud to the New England market ducts, horses, lamb and fish and only those articles that we can sell sometimes of hay to sell. There is to best advantage there., Anything not one of these articles that ii sen~ that will bring more in the holnt sible and intelligent farmer hae any market, or in the British marks' fear the Americans, or the favored after paying freight, will still be sold nations will send to this Province for in those markets as it is now, and

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an-m sux s

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ri-is caancorrsrown'ouaienianli `i O V" " 'V' 'A \`

'A wiznvssoav ssrrsnssn 6. igii '

_ » » . 1 _ ._ *"l'he' lioiise. ot Quality

LOOKING xr Ani.. Slosis or 'rim QUESTION, , '

*_+ - ' ___ _ | ‘I 5".

The trade agreement is naturally_DOBe thai! the NOW llhlllelld market "Y V ieiiiii-`.»?¢'i7fi*~;~_-"»31i-1

looked to by the farmers and fisher is better than any we have f """"""" `

" one Ai.

:il

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l -add

tion

H F or the

Bride

lfyou happen to be one ofthe

nlfllly r‘L’f$0ll§ \\H|illflK ll `

Wedding Gift :mJn_it ltiiiiuiiig just what to buy, we ask the favor <_~i`.i1i iii- sy eciioii of our large _ard well assorted stock of

Silveiware and

` Cul Glass

ll. Taylor

] ew eler

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HARD COAL,

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prices which there '~v 'l

t it

_farmers would vote to do so ?

l10orrule that w'll \\‘

Pape’s`lli_apepsin

'family who siiilt-r.~i nn zittnck of Iiidi- ti

gnsiiiiii Ui- ,i;.im,, f,,,~m of Stunmcl, this Province anti will hasten the iliiv fl'0llll1L‘. why don’t you keep some of

lliiipnpsiii in thc house handy?

.so zifi;1»i'.

viith iiy reciprocity The markets of that these millionaires are working si the (`nnudian Mainland will be quitclHfl”€flU0\lS|)' U1 <l9f€Bf- the 8El`€0!D€¥lt is open to out faimeis iis they aie And ns to the political leaders, it ha now und they uill huvi- fiee access been proved UD £0910 last llmll- U18 to the \'e\\ Eiiglanil inurket in oddi both Liberal and Conservative lead

ln this view of the ciise there can ed reciprocity in nal-Urtll Dfudlwis be no possible luirni or diinger corrie,'H0ll~ Ml* F03*-9|' B0 €XDl’€BSEd llifmielf to fzirnicrs or fishermen from the in ii lirillfed ilrlicle ill the ¢l0Bhl1 triidc ngrrc1iient_ Now lot. un look inonths of the lust year. t it ini-' ii iiioiiieiit iii iiiionicr The reader of this article may iii

light. .\‘uppose that our tiirmai-n_Conservu.ti\'c or Liberal and may ve were now iii the' eiijoynieiit of the f0l10W N10 great- l911<lel‘8 Ol hit! party New lfngliinil market, with the higher ill the Pllflt ill-Vvfillll lOl' l`€0iDl`0City'

' pil iii , iiiid it w,,g‘We may not quite like the Govern

now 1 roposcd to close tliiit market ment of the day, for things they hav. nzuizt us. Suppose further that it 110116 01' Omiffed 50 d0~ but Shlill W* was ‘hut to vote among the farmers of defeat this trade agreement on tha' l’i'iiii'e Edward Island whether t;o»ncC0iiiit? If we do so we may bl close thii New Eiigluiiti market or notlsure the opportunity to open thi -_to restore the present duties after EBU? |50 U18 New Ellglafld mnfliei Wil hey had been taken off-is it reni~mii~ not offer again within five years nn ble to believe that ouc in ten of our perhaps never again. The able lead

We do not think so. And yet it is ,, reciprocity in the pest had no teal

i not work both that it would lead to annexation, 0'

ays. If it would be had to close the separation of Canada from the hat market when open it must be Mother Country. Why should any- ood now to open ii.. Again, sup..-one fear such ii thinginowymore than

_ _tl _ _. _

Surely Puts the 223° ’..§`§"..fI3$3§S".§`Zl°.°i..§.”i.’““.f

:Zcided on mere party grounds. W

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_ w eliev 't ill '

As thi-rc is often some one in your e b e I W be of mme benem

,,,,__s __ _______w_; ___ __ ___ ___ ___ t The Guardian has been for many

: c si g wi i es , . _ _,,,,,_,,,,,,g you can ent without gthc years co,nten_diiig. It is not all

,.ii,;|,¢i»,,-L <1i5¢,,mf,,,»¢_ ,,,,,| ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,e ,, want, but it is something of what we

HP. missy Stomncli five minutes want.

ly . iii

__|_‘_'H__?"";l`_ l’l‘_“""l";°'_¢*li U' leg- _YOU We have looked in vnin through all 'ui e o'niiiii, 1| iiiiiy prin e n - _ _» _ ,~ , ; ,H955 50_,,,_,,t cases 0,. P__pe,s D_;___e‘i‘)_ the arguments of the anti-iccipiociti sin, then you will rciiilily see why it ';pe“k’9rE for any Cmlvmclngi eviden” makes Iniligcstiou, Sour- Stumucli, that the tariff on food-stufls has ever

liceirthiirn nil tl ~ ' ~ ‘

_ , fl U le' illfifmt-S fro in ticcii of any benefit to the Prince Ed vi- minutes, :ind rclicvcs iii. once , _d IB

ers have in the past strongly advocat

ers of both parties who advocate:

‘in the past ?

We desire to tnke a moderate, and

vocate reciprocity solely heceiuse

the lnrgc majority of the people in

lower tariffs, all around, for which

sale. Our farmers are not troubling we will not be any worse ot!'ln that ' `

4 ' \

,f-El '_; f' i i.~_ "i _

theinselves at all about competition regard than we have been. Sureli ' " in

in their imnieiiinte home niiiriiet, and there are some articles which at al' Diclmt SUBSHTUTES , M 'U '~ '-'-"1-"-.1-»

_ in this they are clearly right.. times will meet with profitable price: l g |_ lint the Island furuicr in iiutiirally in New England, and a lnrge numbei ____ _ _ l ,il _ ll 1

interested in the fiict that the liirge of products which at some times w. ciish market of New linglnnd will he ‘can sell there tu advantage. In whici

opened to him hy tht- trude iigi'cc‘ case we stand to gain. ~

mei-it. This may lic said to be eu- Again let us look for ii moment s' tirely a new niiirkct, because it Has the leaders who are opposing th been so long closed to liim bv al~|trade agreement. There are the ricl most prohibitive duties. It is -.i insiiiifactiirers, the great bankers,th new, near, cash iiinrket in iidtlition to riiilwiiy magnntes und the coal liar thc markets he has lind`i_iei'etofoi‘e.sons. Does any body believe that i The imiiiediiite liomc miirket, thc‘is out of love for either the far Newfoundland and the Bi'_itisli near-|'l\1€l`B» 0|' U19 W0l`lfiDiZ H190. or th kets, will be in no way interferedggreat mass of consumers generalli

Entered. Sept. 5. Strni.-Rosalind

Williams, Montreal. hchrs. A Lin _olu, Murray, Sydney; Three Bells, Murray Marble Mt

Cleared. Sept. 5. Schrs.--1-lnzel ilen Balcom Picton' Snnghe, Mc- donald River John; Carl ld. iiitliiii'-J ikinncr, Sydney. Strni. Rii~1;ilii»l .Villin.iiis, Sydney

_.H

::-Moirs Chocolates are the dainti-

‘et and most delicious of all good 'onfcctions. Put up in a clean, sani 'ary factory made of best ingredi- -nts the market can aflordand pack- -d in handsome boxes sent in bulk iave assorted hard und nut centres ii bulk or boxes, frcsh ami pure at "lie McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt ieorge and Kent Streets drti

<i_F'. KEITH S THEATRE BOQTUN

Another all stair vaudeville show is -_nnounceil for next week ut B. F. (cith'i-1 'l‘heatre, one thiit aboiiuds in io\ eltiss and with the sumc wealth f heudline features that is making be cui'rent week memorable in the -_ppeiir in ii new drnmiitic sketch en nniiis of this popular rcsort. Rose loghlzin one of ttie cleverest act- csscs on the legitimate stage, will ippear in a new dramatic sketcn en itled Between Matinee und Night ‘his piece tells an intensely interest _ig and nt the some time amusing tory of thiit stile _of theatrical life of /hich the public has little or no nowlcdge. Miss Uoghliin will he upported by n splendid company, in luding her daughter Rosalind. Une i the most pretentious novelties in L

5*'

________3__ '

_ __}_j;.-~» P A T 0 N S

` __ _

v$/ `\"\l

All we ask is compar

regular price

rls , 5c to $550

ison

Wool Aviation Caps

Closing out line of gingham and sailor suits for girls 1 4 less than

xi School

_ Suits

Built

\ ll..

,.. -

Durabilr ty

Sailor Caps

300 Suits Go On Sale Tuesday and Wednesday

loo coat sweaters for boys and Sp¢c,,,| §c|m°|

Pants 39c a pair

PATONS

il vaudeville is Joseph Hart’s ‘Bathing Girls, ii tabloid musical 3"

ling splendor are unfolded, is host of d°

athing etlect where 3 number of

cvue in which ii dozen scenes of daz-|("`

retty girls take part in lively the ongs and dances, and the amazing ers'

ing all the time, Joe Kelsey

he dashing surf at Long Branch ina

ig The Baseball Girl. A genuine! ovelty will be <it:iley and Birheck | ii their great musical transformation of ct, and other big features nrew n l

irsions to l’ictuu and return -every \\'cd cssliiy and Sziturday Reliirii fart' on these

*Wi BH

20 unlock A m Riiurni g will li_.ivc $1

ittou about 4.2o 0'clock p. m. wa

During july and August special 14- -

hapely' misses disport themselves in PRETTY NIGHT GOWNS In "an

, _ _ _ .' fiannellette In white and pink

.ay (iox, 'the girl from Dixie, will'

ring her famous iniitations, includ-|R€as°nab|e price Patons

_ Y“,nim

srsiiiisiiir siiiiinos gg

' 0 harloltetown Steam'i°¥f~'»<J<=° 96°"

Navigation Co 5;;

The S S Norlluinihr-rlrinil 'ives ilie prices See our MAH' QPECIAL 1" Charlottetown loinpuiiy's lVli:irfdiiiIy¢xt'¢-pl Sund'iy ai`l'la,_fk cloth silk braided latest “ntl

_ _ . _ , '_ ' .. , -_

if DAINTY WAISTS attractive ini SELECTED extra special value in

gnganxzonétagf gzllgrah S1;(:,¥:i;h£,g style and price Patous 95d2i \ PATONS house dresses 95dtf

_ KIMONAS that give g00d 100kS. DRESS SKIRTS striking models,

Tggaglgsman' and Heyden Broth long service and good value P&'l‘ON3 moderately priced at PATONS

9-5dtf 9-5dt,f

llette gowns of fine English

9 2d2l

fyou want to feel doubly proud your little man let us dress

Buy the boy one of oursults

d lat. him silos Our child ren s

ance and long service nt. little'

, mm

Bl.UESTONE

For the prevention of Sinut in your grain an

8 worth $z 75 All sizes up to 27 4 29dtf

st PATONS 9-‘idtl

RESS SKIRTS, models of simplel 6

mng DSP, W,” new ,,,e,,ds _Seah on your poéaéoes use BI__UfESTONE You can ry day A Fountain Pen fie g 1, er gun rom

the boy for school National? ny It pu V r 7e c P P

Now is the time in lily llnrd Coal rc I.;

such niii-it-_ties as Belching of (his, “ui land fmmer'

_ ~ iwirttiitloiii-i fsoiir und' c‘t:i _

member ilii- pri.c :idiuiiici-s ist October. N. U ' lg B U fond

_ _ _ _ _.tiisi:zi, Iflciuluelics, Dizziiiesn_ (lout 'l`l1CI‘0 H115 ll€V€I` Yet hffell ll time

We expect ilic sehr li-iiv iliis wet-klstipatioii iinil other Htomiicli disord- within our memory when our farmers

_ _ -l___!_?____ ________=

\`oi|'\\'iiiliidowi.llio ririler our uiiitirl Home fulln have tried so long to had good crops' that they did not

with 500 ions ofthe hesi llarii Coal. _ I c,~_q_

_ . y . _

supply delivered from this Cargo. find

(_‘i|y_l_i<-_l.-.-_:

A. Pieioni ii co.

ff , thi

Phon e

V 2

ts)

(

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‘£13

W0rth's

Livery

__ __ .L, _ _ _ 1 . ._,__.____ ' RAI-I. $92 50 First; $50 Sei-und; $30

*'*"°,'1`"',;',‘{,‘},'.° ,"7 ““‘ ‘"‘» °‘ Y"" “S “"0" HH 1°" 11°- ilu riiiiii ciiii iiiii up Amiaiiis is

or until Plliiirte Parties. Cul" t9 try l"“l""H Ulalmllsln-

Liik

l_i<-nt

Stable i_'.'::;

relief from Indigestion .und Dyii- demie free admission for one or un" Sl'l0|'l¢Sl RUUl¢ ‘O EUFOPC

min or :in oiitfoi»oi-tier iito,,,,,,-1, iitlier of their products to the Ameri-

l tl

fl _W Wlllmflll. 0V€l'.V"l=lY CUVGS con mnrket, if not for ull. Anil liudei vertiscd thiit they liiive about m_,,1,, . .

t,______ _______,___ that “___ _ roc_ipi‘ocity, the home market und the H _. , ._ _ < ~. - ` ‘

y have i~ in

,_, U|._,_ ,,,,,,,,E_ ,,, ,,e|,L,ve U,e,,U,___';_ liritisli imiiket will still he open to _ _ e of Nci~voiisiic:-is, Giistritis, (ini. them for the sale of any products DOHIIIIIDII cilnhdlhll S¢|'Vl¢¢ rh fth~ St _-h (‘ - ~, ' ' » .,.,,,,_ff mf ,,,,,‘,’,§';_"°,S “fl mis, _"_’_"§Ll___"l;;§’ _‘;*‘_$’°" “eu to “""““”““” Montreal-Quebec--Liverpool e. Your rciil trouble is, what you I -_g `

docs not digest; instead, it for SHIPPING NEWS argent Steamers from canada nts und sours, tiirils to uiriil, this _ ___ _ _,._,_,,_____ _,__ _ _ ,

___ lt,_it‘:1'__r;_‘_‘_'_|t’__g"’l€_‘_'_"__»t“'hi‘fh_ tl";§""lY Entered. Sept. 4-Sclirs.-f-ltelln,

.I G WORTH, _ _ e, -l 11"* 1" 0511128. wiiiiicr, Pt. riiiwi<iiiibui»y;. Nova -Laungnric

P___w__¢wr_ _iinilsiirgidesd _poison the breath with Zemh|,,_ HM-,,,;,,,,_ L0,,,E,burg_ ,MEGANHC

_ _ . ,MIA hlffto 0”” tt ____ _ tfleiired. Sept. 4. Schrs.-Stanley H.Lu.|.oN|c

First Uses - » _ ‘;" Y “l"’”.’ °~ “I ‘ "9'°“8" Miic, wiiiine, Pictnii; Iaii ivi., wii~_

5ll1¥l6MI§i,U0Ul>|9.- ‘l1l§cstion, rind without. thc slightest |,,_,,,,s Picton 1C A N AD A

9'"""' discomfort or misery of the Stomiicli ' ' ‘

iys w ll he $i_5o including 'l`i_a

G w wnitsroiin ,

i4dif " . ; H

Largest. it ri ii Fine Sti~ii_nwri. from Can iuln All cliissen carried Hain ‘ltring Orchcs tina

l()nP(}ln~cr1Ulil1|!'l (ll)

:ind Third Class only

6-ldl mo

00k

The time is fast

you will vran-t some-

The Record `

_ thing heavier in foot- ,

Wear. We have some 1 9-tiwfmdrtf.

li good fall boots in the

best 1nake- Slater, Banker etc, and also in our own make which we would like `

you to see before you _ Pu 1.chaSe_ _ information. '

Golf Bros

of our graduates in the business world is a splendid lr bute to their

own industry, and to the training given at

Union Commercial College

lf' you are ambitious to succeed the host thing you can do is to enroll

as ii student now. Do it today.

Ask for new prospectus.

lt contains much valuable

Wm. Moran, Prin.

l “'|`l'ie School that has won

the confidence of the

_ _ , . ,, Steamer and accommodation. ~ . ~-' -__ f Sovereign Cashmere --__________-€._,

. '- Ph l6lP' _.HL _ - » gg, 4. , 12°” onari5'i'i§ii>wii. l ,,0_,_e and Half Hom Ask 1 _ iiiyio w.K aotiuus oo.L'i‘n

4-ri

L_ .» ,’

your dealer for this lirniir’ _=°-: -f

_iiunuiii 'O

Comparative Prices of Fish per pound in HALIFAX and BOSTON for

the last five and at half years ’

H Al IFAY BOSTON 9 izc 14 37c

Halibut

0 3 62c

Mackerel - -

WHERE' THE FISHERMEN WILL GAIN

Total Yield of the Canadiai Fisheries as Uudernoted Year ending ]u11€

3otli, 1910

Kinds of Fish U S Duty

uantity

Value Proposed

Cod dried 3 4c per lb

814,041

Reciproi al

3 753,620.00 Free

l'(l1{ FU|l'| HER PA R’|‘lCULARl~l ap

_ 8tGt. Geo Bt. Charlottetown

AND HEADACIIE 7

Yo_u can I. tr-ll when riheadnche is

coininir, but ,vnu ciin to-Il when it iii goini.’.~-to »t_ay gon:-, if you have yniir Ei'iii»illlIi»<i with our glasses. Correct i_'ln»s iiwill afford permnn ent relief fr'-ni that splitting heiidnche .Why suffer ‘P _ (ipnsult our masters of Eye exam- ina i

(II1

_ Satisfaction guaranteed ilvcrslon fb. Epstein

Drs ol Optics lm Queen Bt.

1---___ _ ,

Rithcsay Collegiate School Roilieaay, N B.

Oonducted on the Haus ystem ln

which the boarding house are quite

1 separate from the main buildings.

and etch is in charge of two mast. era. ~

Situation unexelle -bnlldin sup l. -date and splendid ysquinne ln- cuding an excellent gymnasium and manual training department- tsnching' staff hllhl qualified Preparation for niveisltles. R

M C or Business

Next term beirlns Sept. nth

Illustrated calendar and full lelalla on spplicaiien to

sv W R llibbard H A

8 Headmaster.

P _' 'ell _ __

eip I l 1 adtmzi I

_ .I-ANT 1-:rs .sin/un

FARES

ist Class $i 1 oo nd Lliiss 10,20 Round l`rip 18.50

Sailings for September to Hank

esbury, Halifax and Boston Tues days and Fridays at noon

Returning leaves Boston Tues

day and Saturdays at noon

Presh or Green Haddock, d1ie"l 3 4c “ Fresh

Hake, dried

Pollock Tom Cod Halibut

F lound ' rs 3 4c binclis 4c Herring, salted I ze Herring, fresh 1 c Smoked and

kippered 1 2c

Eels, salted 3 4c Eels, fresh 3 4c

»~.. ¢.»~

1° 973.467

4 494 87¢

121,205

2,087,800 23,232,308 1.021.540 9424.904

304,188

’/’9i944i217

7 772 591

545i5°2

143.1 18 77 361 649 oo 308,659 3o 338 244 5° 325633 S0 44.586 0° 210,486 oo 19 692 2o 1 ,842 88

1-292.489 5° 1.155 107 84

111,705

130,651

306.953 8° 68 939 0°

,176 oo

6965

For further information apply to

'I' N I C 0 L L

Agent, Charlottetown.

Tllll DIAHNIFII. iV_ FAST.

transatlantic. lmr “GCEANA”

I 500 Mile Bihperli llconn vo it e B

uooo rims nispiiiesmsfiii aaa it i.eii¢'. fest Fastest, Most Luxurloussrirl Only Exclu

vs Flin ci P

- ass sssnnger Steamer to Bermuda

No attle or freight carried an the “0eoala." u |» ststemom berth A meals.

ci..\ss nouivnrnir. in ` ‘

at nnliitne lm the Atlantic

Electric fans in every room. llanr romnawlth brass beds; suites-de luxesmti i-|

~ vale

baths' finest promenade deck In their ld. ra Promenade Dawes Gymnssluiii. Wtrrglhw

'iv “(,";;°5°a:;i:ii:g,v.2r.fii::.r 5'*

ntl! I bbetileinnlfiiitrar " elllifelvav-g|e‘

rugiada-Atlaade I-lag ht! 'way lil

Perch 3 4c Mackerel, salted lc

1.137.976

431427

$5,902 00

Fish Oil 8c per gal

Low Rate Excursions To _ 145 °35i927 1116631257 47

BERMUDA

Al Ideal Sen Trlp to the Must llelt Mfnl Ilonrt lin tha World. Fool and lisa thlnl. Ever outdoor rerrcniiovi. excellent sen hath

ing til ing. hunting. icuii ls. golf, cycling, die

fres

3.391.310 669.259

578,607 oo

.464 oo

199 986 18

These figures will convey to the fishermen

some idea ol the Fisheries of Canada. They will realize what it will mean to have the United States markets thrown open to them. Do notforgsl that the market of Port o Rico ia also thrown open to Canadian fish under the Reciprocity agreement. This ia one of the best mai-isis in the West Indies for dried fish. lt came under the operation of the American tariffafler that country annexed it Reciprocity opens this market to us again. The dried |`l||i industry has great poten tlalitlea in Prince Eduard Island For lack of a profitable market vi has not been developed Reciprocity gives ua just what we have been

8-|Bf’mwdrt

looking for aince i866,n market for our dried fish. Think afit l Ships loads at Charlotte town with dnsd fish fbf Porto leo and tiring ing back cargoes ofmolasaaa. lt means to the fishermen high prices for dried fish and i-heap molasses. _

On the ant of September, fishermen will

be found in the Libsral rsnksi follomn Si' Wilfnd Laurier and Honorable W S. ielri in the champions of Raeiprocitvi “PRESS

ERE YOU SEE’ HIS WHITE PLUME

SHINE l" IT M NS HIGH PRICES FOR YOUR FISH HICH WILL LINE YOUR POCKETS WITH SHINING GOLD AND SILVER COIN