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V A “iw i' " if it "7"".""'i"i""`i""'"-' . i -_ *I T}iEmCH5R1,0'['1'3'[\')WN GUARDIAN ‘ rmsr or Ani." c ` 5 22,1911: y I

"' l"l‘Hl LATEST NEWS. A , A 7 ____

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' APPROVES (JF UNI() Ax, pe .zil-.mer a neue

h?$n’;n;ii ¢lay,cthe Halifax Presb tory passed a resolution, 20 to

moved by Rev. President Forrest

gp roving of the basis of Union

ft)

C Presb terian, Methodist an

or y _ Oongregational churches of (M1811

and approving of the lwillflilllir 0

Union. ,

_nawrounnnasn in s'ronM_

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JOHN'S Nfld Uec 21 - Ni

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Ioundland is in the Kfll’ Uf “ hmm' city with thc States would tend tolour nationality." Most of us down

°*"‘§hd`°°}l;;1§1 rb'fm?l'l'; ku?-L" set up trnfrlc from north to sont on e ' ' ‘

storm has been raging forty-eigh hours and shows no sign of ci-ss

THE C HARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN]

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` Tlllll{.\`DAY, DECEMBER all “N9 _ _

I lion. Ueorge E. Foster has contri- G butcd an article to thc University a Magazine against reciprocity, which

f`,contuins some funuy arguments. One

‘oi them, briefly stated, is thist Unn- ada has built and is building cnnuls and railways to aid transportation

- along lines east and west. Ilcclpro-

E and south to north, which wouli

draw off traffic from our cnst~and

il°"~ - ._ _ gl west lines.

Already much damage to nsiuri

and other property along the roa

has been reported. Trains are :un-

9. good for the country as east an

ll wcst trafhc, or that the latter is bet-

ning far behind the schedule tim and the eflects of the storm are fe on every hand.

Fears are entertained for man

vessels at sea, and it is feared great disaster will be recorded befo the storm blows itself out.

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KING CALLS l’RIMI<l

MINISTER T() l.()f\`l)().\`.

LONDON, Doc. El-The King yestei

day liggxmseétfylU,i;i1;:u;;',?$l1,l$:? profitable than between eastern an

Prime 'i . byrgh. The natuiv-_ of thc conferene Whlch His Majesty is to have wit Mr. Asquith is unknown; but is lik ly that the general political nspec will be gone over quite thoroughly.

King George has taken a uiarkc

interest in the general elections ju

other dissolution of parliament. for long time to come.

f`L‘

9' might be best for the railways i

qnded, and has no wish to see an-

t The effect of this nrgunicntis that

north and south tranlc is not so

y ter' than both. Now, most people n would think it best, under ordinary

circumstances, that trade should be equally free in all directions, and that bccausc of the diderence in cli- mate and production trade between ‘northern and southern countries hav ing diderent products, would bc more

n western countries producing the same h` things. His argument as to what

t thus easily offset by what would be

_1 best for Cnnnda. '

i Again, he finds that the American

8 tariff on dutiahic imports is 45 per

ccut.,- while ours is 28 to 30 per

,ccnt. The inference here is that the

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The Ideal

Gif:

_ A 14k solid gold brooch

' set with real pearls, with

safety catch :uid pendant attached. There is no question as to the quality of a gift like this, :is they are so daintynncl service- able that they plc-izisc the most exacting.

Our stock of these

brooches is worih seeing as we have :Ln extra large stock and the 'prices are low.

_ We put each in a

nice plush case.

G. I1. Taylor

\ V Jeweler

----1-*-J' GROVE’S signatiire is on each box.

25c

(‘-anaiiiun tariff ought not to be re- jduced until the American tarid i brought. down to n level with ou own. Logicaliy the argument i equally good for advancing our tari lto an average of 45 per cent. Tin

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y- hilt. FOSTER AGAINST liECll’ItUCl'l`Y. 3 _ .___-_-_----

hlhere by the sea have reached the con~ ‘l

fallacy here is in assuming that Can ada should regulate her tariff, not ln accord with the interests of her own people, but wholly with regard to what tarill the United States may adopt.

Again, Mr. Foster tells that thc

protective tarld has “consolidated

clusion that the protective tariff is the greatest disruptive force operat- ing in the Dominion today. It is the strongest grievance that the Ma- ritime Provinces have, and is the cause of the strenuous protest from the Northwest Provinces which found expression in the huge delegation of farmers to Ottawa the other day. Six of the nine Provinces of Canada would shake oll the tarifl burden to- day' if they could, because by lt their trade is shackled and they are fenced in that they may be exploited by the manufacturers of Ontario and Que- bec.

the the

e"l`hree Maritime Provinces and three Prairie Provinces are in same box-forced to buy from

the manufacturers iof 'Ontario and Quebec, with little or nothing that we can sell to them. Surely these are not conditions that tend “to con- solidate" our nationality. 'lt illus- trates, however, the beauties of that forced traffic along east and west lincs to the exclusion oi all other, and which Mr. Foster seeks to per-

petuate in the interest of the manu- facturing trusts and combines.

PONCIGRNING

, 'l‘_hc- value of the home inaukct to ‘the iarmcr is grunt and it grows with the growing numbers of_ the population of the country. The home market is also the nearest market, and in this fact the farmer has an advantage, because his competitors ‘from nbroud must have licnvicr transportation charges in pay than he has. 'l`his home market and this ;_1,dvuntagc exi.-it quite spurt from the tariff. _Hut it is not thc farmer who is inlking about the home niarkct. it is thc nnuiuincturer and his ngent

is doing the talking.

Why do they talk about the fnrni cvs' home niurki-l'.'? '1`o mukc the farmer believe ibut they crcnii-il i and did it out of special love for _thc

all the wliilc secured for himself

OME

or the lnanufacturer's newspaper bliat.

` farincri But the manufacturer has

M A RKETS.

home market of which he says little. Ile has got his home market fenced in by protective duties of 20 to 40 per cent.-a fence with gaps in it, however, which will let in free of duty such things as he wants to use in his factory. But the fence shuts out the implements and machines which the farmer must have to carry on his business.

This is the lioinc market with which the inmuifacturcr is chiefly concern.-d, although he docs not lnlli about it publicly. llc docs not irnni, to remind the farmers und cousuiners l~l0“¢"3llY T-llllll he has thcm thus fenced lu like so nuiny .slwl-.p for tho 5l"'}*"i"g- Hilfe DP illllfs loudly und profusely nboni, the fu,-,,,,,,.»,,. |,,,m,, lnurkci, ns soincthim; hc, the mnuu_ facturer, had bestowed upon the

fariner. What u farce _it nil is! l‘t11`1r1c1‘s and consumers gene,-,|11

'l`U Gillllil A COLD IN ONE DAY

, 'l‘al<o LAXA'l‘lVld BROMO Quinin l"a'blets. Druggists refund money it falls to cure. E. W. GROVE

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stmas

Satisfaction and Saving

If there is ever

veal' when von want vi

ri time during thc wholc mr money to go fzirllicrcst

it is right now Evcry one likes to girc. The

problem is what you giving and uiuke your 1 these respects this store c

cnu give that is worth_\j of uoney go around. ln both of an be of service to you. ll is

ensy to _select here :uid you snvc l»_\' doing; so.

Come Soon look the list over

'iioilet sets satin Lined Cases.

Travelling Cases, $`2.ii0 up. Shaving lziets and ilthlills. Cigar Boxes or Him\\'do|'s. Collar Cases, Soft 1'/eathe

cbief Vases Holt Leatl

an rc KL 5.

und up.

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Kar ` _ . _ ‘- Thermos Bottles, Pints and Qimrte.

Manicure Hats. 30c. np to

$10.00

Military Hrushcs, 10 por cent. od.

Candle tihalles.

Walking Canes, Uandies, Sl up to $6.

Brass Ash Trays. Briar Pipes, No (Trice, 25c.

to $2.00.

Briar Pipes in Case. l"»5c. to $4.50. cfalabasn Pipes, in and om. of (Janes ull prices.

_ Mecrchaum Pines, the Dan

dy Gift of ull_

Tobacco Pouches. Plain and Covered.

Cigar Cases.

Smokers' Sets, Fine for lien.

Bridge Scores.

Ivorlne Brushes, Mirrors, iluflers, ctr.. Ebony Brushes, Mirrors, Buffers, etc.

Toilet Rolls.

Perfumery in Cases and Ilulk.

Confectionery, Finest Displ

ay in city. "X ‘l

Xmas Tree Novelties.

Pocket Flasks. _

Atomizers for Perfume. Soap Boxes, Shaving Mugs, Toilet Waters. etc.

J. G. JAMIESON

_ Druggist.

drtutf.

_ ` W _ off" ros

ripe getting their eyes open to thi; fact that they M6 the home inarkct for ihe nianufatturer; that for the ina|u|l'ncturer they are fenced in, nm] forbidden to buy except. from him under ponulty of it i.iue of 20 to 'io Der cent. So iicrcaftcr when home inarkete uri- under discussion this fact will also couic under notice, that

ilgelre is a 'rnani|fncturcr’s home mar.

. which is fenced in with.u mul-li

stronger fence and ,;,,u,.d,__d much more °“I"¢fU11Y than the home murk- ct of the farmer. ‘

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Mimster Bl`°d"\"` Says he has no

intention of retiring from the Marine D0l>Lu'tinent to become Chief Justice ‘lf llllchcc. and is surprised that soon I1 N‘Dort should have gone n\,road_ It was, however, printed in the Ot- UNVII <lcS|1atl'hes of both lvflnistcrial nnd f_'oiiscl'\'ati\'c mrivslmpcrs. _

Andrew (Iarnegie, after he had nt-

tained considerable wealth gave forth his opinion that for a rich man to die rich was to die disgraced. He he- gan therefore to give awny his mon- ey. He gave millions to found and

FELT FO0TWEAR

Do not 'allow the

cold Weather to over- take you until you have purchased a pair of felt boots, slippers or juliettes. Oursel- ections this year have been carefully looked after which leaves us in a position to offer you the best showing we ever had. A pair .of them would make a suitable and very acceptable Christmas present for either lady or gentleman .friend and the great import- ant matter the prices are low.

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1i_lusl uo\\' wi' .ire slmning ai groan vurieiy of new, sensible :mil scrviccablc inf! pieces,

:luv of which will funk.: ":uri- Lo be a|\p|'oc.i,alcll" presents.

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endow colleges and public libraries and inauy_ millions to other public uses but still remained "rich beyond the dreams of u\'nricc." For a time the more be ;:u\‘c nwny l.l\c more. lic had. I-lis lutcst igiii, oi ten millions

to promote Deuce makes n grand to tal of $18U,fi0l),0U0 he has given away. Still he is very rich and bc is now 73 ycnrs of nge. llc seems in some danger of dying “<lisgrai:cd" should he he cnilcd hcucc suddenly.

The fact that the King has summon- ed Prcinicr Asquith from hldinburgli to_ London for n conference implies that matters of some urgency ure to hc talked over between them. 'The result of the elections clearly gives the Government a mandate to pro- ceed with the veto hill, but just what immediate use the I’reinicr may have decided to make of his victory has not yet transpired. We shall be inoro fully informed no doubt on or before the meeting of l’arliann\nt six weeks hence.

The volume of (`_nruuln's import

and export trade for the eight months since March last; has been one sixth part larger than it was for the like period last year, and last year was a record-breaker. The imports n- lone increased by 64 millions, or by eight millions a manth. There is just a possible hint in this that we may be importing more than is for our good, but there is every indication that the Dominion is not only sol- vent but prosperous.

During the winter scsi-mn travel

from and to Prince Edward Island seeks the port of Picton, but those coming this wny on n Saturday are detained ln l’ict.ou till Monday, that ie, over two nights, and a day. The railways and the steamers covering the route across tho Straits and on to Halifax, St. John and Montreal, are owned and operated by the Gov

ment's rule as to trains il that if on the way on Saturday they shall pro- ceed to their destination on Sunday.

Why then should not the same rule

apply to passengers coming to l'rincc l~ld\'.'ard lsland, who arrive at il’ictou on Saturday '! Why should they be detained for one or two days and 'nights nt rl point. but i_li1'<\.e nnd n hall liour's journey from home? Uf course there is thc quortion of Sun- day trnllic, but why one rule for trains and another i'ulc for steam- crs? At least the ninttcr is one of

_creat,inconvenience to many persons looming to l'rincc Ed\vard Island.

MRS EDDY'S WEALTH

ll()S'l`()N, llcc. l9- \ ll»u\`li\)'.f‘

whereby thc r.utll'c estate of I*-lrs. Mnry Baker ldildy muy revert to her sister-in-law is believed to have been discovered by counsel for ill-urge W, Glover and l'l.J. Foster liddy, and Christian Science leaders are report eil to hc considerably disturbed.

'l‘here was a consultation in Wash ington between ex-Senator William ‘l<`.. Chandler and ‘George W. filover, ami news of what was under discus- sion leaked* out here.

llricfly, the contestants will claim

that the Christian Sclwici-_ Church

'has never been incorporated and con sequently has no legal standing, l lf tnls contention can be proved, 1““'Y0l`S 88)’ the ldddy estate will rc- \'crt either to her next of kin or to the state.

'l‘hcre is no record in the Massa-

,chusetts llurcnu oi lncorporations ,that the First Church of Christ, |i~lc|entl_st, is a corporation. That is the official title of what is known as the Mother Ch\u'cl\. _Many years ago, when Mrs. Eddy |\\'Sil acquired property in Boston, she incorporated, undq- the nomo of the Church of Ghrlst (Scientist), but' this organization was later succeeded by another, of which the title was First Church of Uhrli-it (Scientist), ami this_ lnttor organization, in whose directors hands she placed her immense bequest, has never been incorporated. _The Phill 0| the present organiza- tion ls` known to have originated in MVB- Ellflys own mind, and she is said to have lnslstrvl that its many peculiar features should he adopted lust ae she had outlined them.

' “In law,” aid 1 _

ernment of Canada. The Clovern~ B a prom "ent Boat

9" °l»t°f¥\¢Y. "there must be a real or an artificial personality to receive

courts should bold that as a church _it is incompetent to take the legacy, l‘Mrs. l¢]ddy's estate will go to the ,heirs-in-ln\v without. a contest on ltheir part.

"lint this question can only be

‘raised by the heirs, and in raising it they are noi. contesting the will or jeopardizing any interests they have louder the deed of trust which provio- cd that they should lose their inter- lcst if they contested the will. That *question would probably not be rais- 'ed in the probate court of New Hampshire, in which Mrs. l<}ddy's will is filed, but in the law courts of that state. lt goes without saying that no action which the directors of the church might take with regard to n clmngc of organization, even were they entitled to trike such, would hnvc any bearing upon the question, which concerns thc status of the church at the time of Mrs. I*}ddy's death." .

BROKER SENT T0 PRISON

IHJSTUN, llcc. lil-Amon I)_F. All-

HIHS. f0l`ul0l'ly a prominent State rltreet broker, who was rccontly con- victed of the larceny of a stock cer- tificate valued at nbout $690, the property of George H. Robinson, was late today sentenced by Judge Stev- ens in thc Superior Court to impris- onment for not more than live or

less tbnn three years ln the state 4 prison.

It wns shown at the trial thnt~it.

wus the custom of Adams, after making n loan, to sell the stock -pledged with him ns collateral and then when the borrower desired to pay the note Adams would replace

(_lANADA'S "l.‘l'lADE BOOMING-

()']`T'AWA, Dec.v21-The tfilllil llllgrg

es for the first eight, months offW2_ present year show an incroasc o. _ 498,534? or nearly seventeen PC* ""“_:',' in f_‘anada’s total tfcfltv. f\-*lC"‘“l'“"'

_ - . ea ‘. Wiinlzl isotiiiieil $304.318_37f‘_ showing an increase of $G4.209~9’l‘l_t‘;:_ 25 per cent. The cXP0\`l5 of d:;’1"‘e”a,, products totalled $193.639.7 1

increase of $10.5UU_0°0- i__i

NEW AI)Vl<]R'l‘l SERIENT3. ;

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THE ROY<A l. UNE Between Halifax and Bristol.

l"romBriaiol. Sienmnrfrom llalifax,N-5~

l)i:\~. 28. - Royal GL'\"'.k’° l"“' " 1 9| i.

jun. il. jnn. 25. Feb 8. Feb. zz Milf. S. Mnizzz.

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Rates ol Passage

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Agents,

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kind. , By this means ams made more thnn he did on Augustus Hclnze interested with

the collateral with other of similar

tions to the extent of more than

it was claimed Ad- money- every year the discounts. F.

and others iiintly him, had tr nsac-

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$400,000 with Adams, and suits are now pending in the Supreme Judicial Court against nearly forty brokers from whom Helnze le endeavorlng to recover possession of his stock which was hypothecated a second time by Adams to the other defendants.

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::-Our perfume stock has been care-

fully selected. Only good odors have ,been bought, so that you can have no doubt; when giving a package

and Kent Btn. _ - of

A. Dufour `& Co.

Charlottetown, 1'. E- I-

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Dealers in all kinds of_callic llllil

sheep,

B hsacy. and the First Church oi n ng; in. christ. scientist, as such is md to nimii, mnii u°`ni)“rNm°i~i>\l"°w to Phone Il 24 P. 0. Box |44

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be “°m"" °' °°'l’°"*tl°" “°f HD lfidlvl- a pleasure to show goods. The Mne-

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