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TREATY WITH THIBET

Srlu, British Indio, August 29.--it

is understood here that the neg tie- tionl which are lieng conduct. d at Lhasit. Thibet, between the British mission and the Tlilbetan delegate-1 lor a treaty are proceeding so satisfactor- ily that the niisllon is likely tr ienve Thibetan territory earlier than was er pected by the government. ,

faq to Take ,

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PAIN [inner ,

Will pmvo 1 inimhiul, lionm md rrunu-cnlay

FAMILY PHYSICIAN. i

Sickness comes when yon ins! expccr ii_ In .tm ..rm...g...¢yr.-nup.ms'1'»\N row, -nd I H.: will pi imma Rsuir (Ismail ...ni ‘

\°-'°ll)- ~¢~»¢.|»==\ -or -n For Coiicr, Diarrhlu, Chills, Rheu- maiixm, Spuinx, Ncunlgia, Toothuhc, Cramps, Sore Throat,

doc., Bu., il n¢v¢r lailx. --

For min everywhere. Price 25 cu per bottle. i |lo6AL£'S lurrlknuv PILLS ron voun uvln Ano lowrrs. Fu ule everywhere, 25 cis per box, or by mail on receini oi price. i

Solo prvpr-mon, Tn: Wnccrrz Lunuicnn

Co. Limiied. Montreal, Canada.

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THE MURNING GUARDIAN

T1-1 UIEDAY, SEPTEMBER, 8. 1934.

DOUIIIION REVENUE.

August _just past showed n. diminished

customs revenue as compxred with the the like mouth a year ago. Is it the tum ofthe tide! No one need be surprised should it so tum out.Three Iourths of the total revenue oi’ tha Dominion is raised from customs duties. From the beg n- ning it has been that way. But the amount oi the customs duties has ductu- ated greatly from yeu- to your, alwdys monnt"nz higher in the longer perio°s.» _` rn ross one wuz mu about eight and ii hal( mi lions. ln 1875 it passed the illieea million mark, dropped lo twelve and a halt millions in 1877, rose sharply to twenty nu-so mnnom in rmpsaor the

four millions in 1% and (eil to -fxbout seventeen and a half millions* in_ INY Binoe that time under Liberal rule the uswms revenue has more than doubled

pas-ing thiroy seven millions In 1918, with afurther considerabln increase for tire

yenr cnd\~<i with June Inst. '

1'. scviim prutly clenr thut wc have for

the line passed tlic .snnirnit of n lxoominz

r'o\'en\ru period und ninst_ now i`u”e il period of decline. How fur the rc<~es.~\ion

inny go we can only giicss. The sharpest rlvclinu in Canadian history ignvc n dip of six millions from 189) 101895. It is not-

likcly to bo womb than that att tho \\'a1-nt. il rniiy indeed he very slight owirig

to the vnst public illidertaklrigs whi h willciuse |\n enormous expenditure in

the years next io 'coniv.

\\'_»\R1`SIil‘}.\lO\"ED VVil`li0UT PAIN.

Putnam`s Pu.’nlc:~'_s Corn and Wort F.x-

irnctor n<‘\'cr‘ fnils _to remo\'e_ \\{nrtS, Corus or liunions vvitliont [nm 24 hours. Refuse B suiistitnte for Put- nni`s it`s the best.

Big

Sale.

Here’s a bit oi news that sticks a poking, pry-

ing Enger into every man the question

Do You Care

Making a Clothing 2

Saving ?

We won t carry over any _sfnmmer stock and to

sell it we have put the pruning knifeinttv the prices

until the goods must sell

Pretences or half-way

and we know it, see the poi

Men’s and boys’ clothing 25 to 331-3. Q5, - ,

Summer dress goods and wrappers 331-3 off. \

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All gent’s furnishings

All prints, mnslins, ribbons 2per` cent oii. Silks, satins, laces, etc., 25 per cent 08. All men’s hats and caps 2 5`per cent off. `

Allladies’ and gent's u Make your purchases

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tember, it will_'pay. ~' .~*'A li' _d

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Prowse

The Wonderful

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OTTAWA, Sept 1. -(Special).-ln thc

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About

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higher mrifr, mmm below npeweny |811- I~““‘P°""‘li ""“°' Mr- °’"‘“b°"“'“ P°”'“"i

7

“gush 1885’ spin mww”“rl’,‘w.hW_ out that the duties on foodstnifs in

, millions \vhi_-li the new duties would

IR. CliAlBERLA|ii‘S PRDPOSALS.

Mr. Ch\lnberlqfn.in his ment sneooh at Walbeok Abbey, where he addressed 12.01) people also spoke io the agrlcultnnl olpsseo ol Great Britain through the press reno:-is or who no mid. 'ru pm or nn '15°°°h»w Q wllcy or nnimim anim f0l'°h|.l llmuuhctnrerr Ind ol protection f°!' °81'ionltural Dhidlwerl. He would ll|l¢‘¢ld\liyotuix" cents _por bushel on f°l\l8D grown wheat and ail_ other mics exovptr Indian oem, and 5 per °°“l»'°‘|m!0‘, dairy products, prolerved milk. D0llll»1’.V. egg 1,' vegetables and n'l"'5-ll¢° 1101113 he would so arrange the duties nstohnve all the milling done in the British Isis. This provision does not suit Canuiinn rnfllers, and tho 'lotion olleevidgoarnon tile free lint_

an article of exclusively United States _K_l’0wU\ -IS in lio wry conducive to- inter-

\ France were many times pester than he proposed and had not raised the prices or the cost of living there, hvvhirhv are less than in the British isles. _With the

bring to the treasury “from the pookzts

of fpreigners" he proposed to take oi! 45 prince per pound oi' the wa duty, lull' the pmscrit duty on sugnr,a\nl lo rad-ace the duty on tobacco.

Coniollor Rc-ddii is understood to

deny cifcnlnting petitions in fnvor of the

Hillsbcrolstreet site f_'r‘ the new railway station

il HU[IKEl|lll

ext-rn series the Island team took pos- itions as follows:

` Gibs`n match, highest possib'c scora: Capt. Stewart, Capt. Jones, Lt. 'Acor.1, Gunner Lundrigun, J. (M. Davison, J. VV. Davison.

Highest pos ihle nt 1,000 yards: R. V.

Long\vort,h, J. A. Moore.

Gunner Lnndrlgrm, Capt. Jones, Capt.

Stewart, Lt. Acorn, J. M. Davison,

higlresb scares. ,

Capt. Jon¢~s”hi3h on aggregates. _

IH. 1.. Chipnvn, Mgr, of the Plant Line is in the city.

O1"r.\wA, Sept. l-~Following are thc

winners among tire Island tenm in the third dny's shootirlil:

Borden Match (500 yard range) J. Lan-

rlriigan, $5.00; Moore, $5.00; Furze,`$~i.00; Jones, $4.00.

Ross Mntch, lst stage, 500 yards-Lxur

drigim $5.00, McKinnon,$i.00, Furze $4.00.

Rows Match,'2nd stage 1000 yards-Lum

ririarm Q8, Jones $5, Kennedy $4,ives $4. Kennedy niadcn. possible in extra series 1000 yards. 1 In the toni aggregate Cnpt. J. M. Jones

is only [ive points behind the leaiing HIGH-

WANTED-A nose ol headache that Kumlort Bondoolre Powderoiwiil not onre

ton mlnutel. , _

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Aw. Sent fi seipn. ,when loo! 0°n.}*.fWn»u Mi .“ Dan 581 “ Omg ‘_ IH Pak $11.15

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To ours in ton us*

Kumlqtt Pdl@l.l li _

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wi. &°¢.f’-3135..... -2 -

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25 per cent

nderwear 25 per cent off. ~

before the roth oi _

Bl‘0S.", _ _

TOILEfi TPAPER PlatS and

M03 for 256.

Round

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, -1'” ` the Shooting at Ottawa

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and style to them that’s~ most* ff I

We did'nt have aicoat left over fron: last fall-all the coats are new. We have 9. large stock-and we know no one can beat our prices.

THE NAND fmt iii diitl Sit Dill' 2068. g " _

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5 p. c. 20 Year Gold ‘Bonds of

llle IIANMJMIFE ASSURANBE U0.

for sale in lots to suit purchasers and on easy: terms of pay

(ASSETS OVER $27.000.000.00.)

ment. For particulars add§ss

W K. ~R()GERS»

Charlottetown, Manager P, E. I. Brnn¢h_

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FOOT OF QUEEN STREET

For Repairs of all’ Kinds.

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