I  liable angle support on the
I  Market.
I!,presented at The Guardian Oice before_ the above dnic.
THE CHARLOTTETOWYN GUARDIAN einen aussi-mee tori-me ua-1   y
no anlwr annum
' ro as nsrasmsuian.
____ _
__ 1"- lward island this is one, and it is
annum, nee a-'rue Prussian
Government has drawn a. bill com-
pelling Berlin and its' suburban
er Berlin. Population of the Mei-
The measure provides for the admin-
istration of a Greater City similarito
that of Loudon.
l*

Youcankeep
your kitchen
`T.. 7 clean, your
__»_',J~
 .fi bathroominviting
' " and your whole
house fresh and sweet with
QUMHIEHT
Actually saves half the labour on
wash day and never hurts clothes.
Keeps the hands soft ancl white.
We will give $5.000 to
anyone who can find adul- C
ferent! in Sunlight Soap. A
Une Sunlight Soap according to direc-
tions-fny It just once-and convince
yourself that It will do twice as much
as other soaps. 513
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graverl with uanie or
monograiii is always nice.
__ _______._-.__._ "l9_1?’l_"'__'__“"'§i‘Q?‘ff;.é:_i?2’-._ -.*-__..___ ins; sppi-oeeiiisg s ei-im. so mr our An Ideal Hair Tonic
PLANS 'ro nnironia 'ri-is Housia or Lonns. it,-,q.db°:i-<i._tusv.ui,.ei;hs;ir siieiitssnu hmm San is cbmmmded on M
in the United Kingdom made some important admissions: ,'°3“r ° l _aa ° ` 'Mm S _most advanced lclentifle D\'U\°lPlU»
uieipsiiti to combine is a great- *ll P“”°“ ,_ ~ is 0 mini mips ue o ters. ' - ii it 1. t any can
mu <2! are now committed to either llmut There are certain points in the We s 1 _-ll YS ;i,igupao_téhiv1;igt\p11itt eléllgicgmppisha so
ropolitan area is close to 3,500,000. the powers of the House of Lords, Bill which would obtain a very gen- _ | mmm. toni”
or to entirely alter its constitution. 'leral measure of adhesion from all A °’ Dr* 0° k “ts mm°°“mt'h `mu°h more than the 0 y
It will be of interest to bring to-,political parties in this House," he
gether the several plans for the pur- said. "It aflirms, directly or indirect
pose of comparison. First :it is to be ly, four propositions :-
noted that the proposals of the As- “ 1. That there in a need of regu-
quith Government as embodied in the listing the relations between the two,
resolutions passed through the Houses.-I do not think anybody!
House of Commons recently do not would contest that.
touch the question of membership, “, 2. That it is desirable that the,
or the right of hereditary succession House of Lords should be reformed;
at all. These' proposals simply deal -We at any rate are not likely to
with the veto power of the Lords, differ from that proposition.
and would debar them from rejecting “ 3. The claim that the House of 5
money bills, or from preventing the Commons is entitled to prepouder-`
ultimate enactment of any bill twice ance in all cases where purely finan-
lpassed in successive years by the cial considerations are involved.- lf
Commons. that is interpreted in a reasonable
Mr. Balfour, leader of the Union- manner, I for one should certainly
ist Opposition, has summed' up his not quarrel with that claim.
views in regard to the Lords as foi- “ 4. The principle that it is neces-
lows: sary to ,provide us with some mach-
1. A Second Chamber is necessary.
2. It must be a real Chamber.
3. The House of Commons must re-
main the dominating Chamber.
-i. The reform of the Second Cham-
her should he grafted upon the pre-
sent House of Lords.
the Second Chamber must go. '
‘greatly diminished in numbers.
inery at present non-existent to re-
.lieve the two Houses should there
come to be serious diderences of op-
inion between them.”
is not s. faklr,' I shall be satistled."\
Perhaps under the spell of this path-i
etic appeal an obliging and amiablei
world win admit that ue was sur'
partly, and not altogether a fakir.
The other day a convict died in
Kingston penitentiary and his body
became a subject for dissection in the
medical department of Queens Unl-
versity. The niediccis found a lot
of things wrong inthe internal ec-
onomy of the dead convict. His heart
was on his right side, his appendix
on his left instead of on his night,
He proceeded to state that the
Lords would be prepared 'to forego
their 'constitutional right to reject
5. The hereditary right to sit in money bills ofa Purely financial chur-
acter with nothing of another nature
6. 'rue second Chamber must be tacked to them. It any question
arose as to any bill he would have
vice. .
by the Peers.
a resolution whioh was passed by the
House ci Lords a fcw weeks ago as
We have :iii extensive ,
line of ro and 14k, cold
and gold filled locks-ts.
\\`e arc lziyiiig; :i.\\';1_v
gifts every day, let us put 1
yours away. 
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We do all our ou'i:1 en-
graviiig-_
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1
“Christmas stationery ! We want
you to see our magnificent line of
holiday stationery, put up in pretty
boxes, the designs of these holiday
boxes are very pleasing. Note paper
and envelopes are special Xmas qua.-
lity and they run in price from 25c.
to $2.50 each. Haszard & Moore. V
12-2d3i.
G. H. loyloif 
i Jeweler ;
follows 1
That in future the House of Lords
shall consist of Lords of Parliament:
(11) chosen by the whole body of
hereditary Peers from among them-
7. It must include persons who are lt referred to a joint sitting of both
qualified hy distinguished public ser- HOUSSS With the Speaker Of the C0111'
gmons presiding.
8. A section of it' must he clectedl This epitome of the views ol the
llesders of both parties makes it
 ‘  ine.  ' 9. At least half must. come fromvclcar that the I-loiiseuvf l»0I`<lS HS il
_ ` f~'=14~"-' -_ outside. . thas been known for hundreds of years
Lord Rosebery, Liberal and an ei-ihas alscuily praciiciilly ceased to ex-
Premier, now occupying an indepenii- l ist; that it ust be cous\iL1.tc<l anew,
Alocket that can been- en; pos-m0,,_ cmbmiied iiieviews i,,,wiru probably much uiuiiuisiicri nun.-
l bers and considerably limited powers,
land with the right of hereditary suc-
lcession wholly eliminated. Both part-
! les being so extensively committed,
la great reform in the ancient Upper
lHouse seems inevitable however the
:present election may turn, but, of
selves and by nomination by the f course, the nature and extcut oi the
Crown; (b) sitting by virtue of Odi-
ccs and of qualifications held by
ichanges must depend upon which
fparty is successful at the polls. In
them; (c) chosen from outside. !any case the outcome will mark thc
Lord Lansdowne, Conservative, dis-
c' -sing in his place the Government
yr-.posnls in regard to the Lords,
ipresent election as a historic one in
lthe annals of parliamentary govern-
I ment.
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The estimates havo been submitted
to the Canadian Parliament, provid-
ing for a total expenditure of $138,-
They call it an election that fis go-
ing on in England just now. But it
iis fraught with changes that amount
863,200. This is the biggest figure yet, §to a revolution, and could only be
and there are supplementaries yet to
come. But there is this to be said--
every year we have a greater Can-
ada.
vcffected in many countries by armed
l force.
i .__
The ,new lobster regulations pro-
- posed at Ottawa would, if carried iri-
PILES CURED IN G TO 14 DAYS,
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Wltching, Blind
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
14 days or money refunded. 50c.
to effect Drove B. great hardship to
those engaged in this 'industry in
P. E. Island. Their remonstrances,
voiced by our representatives at Ot-
tawa, ought to command the serious
attention of the Fisheries Depart-
II Sensible Gifts 
For Christmas I
'i"."“Y
Military
Brushes
This style ol' hair brush is al-
wiiys a great favorite for gift
purposes. This season our
stock is much larger than usual
:ind wo are ollcriiig them at a
smzill nrlvuncc iwoi' cost. You
would do wi-ll to soc those
before buying :ind get our
prici-.~i. \\'c have ihcui in
lvaihcr ciisiw :intl suparzxfc.
Mamicure Sets iiicct the requirements of
many. Everybody that is anybody must have
their Manicure articles. All our Sets are intend-
ed for practical utility :md :ire vcry attractive as
well. We have them
and Sterling Silver.
Gift
Walking
Canes _
Our new English \Valkiug
(":mes have been greatly admir-
cd by everybody. The Ebony
Canes have horn handles,
sfriiighi and crook, silvermouni-
ed. Some more than others
These :ire thc perfection of good
Insta in gi-nilc|1isin`s canes,
Large zissortnient ofthe favorite
Congo :md purlriilgc runes.
No stock :is f`inc as these io hc
fouiul elsowlierv.
Ladies
in Ivoriiie,Pearl. Ebony
merit and the Government. It surely
out to be possible to protect the ld,b-
ster fishery without ruining those
who are engaged in it, and we trust
a way may he found to do this.
It is gratifying to find that Our
Farnier's Institutes are waking up
to the importance of the -questions of
reciprocity and tarifl reduction. What
about our Board of Trade ? Surely,
if ever there was a trade question
1|
"Do you wear a truss? If so we
want you to know about the ar-
rangement we have made with one of
the largest firms in America to
handle their trusses. Their line com-
Prires over two hundred kinds, enab-
ling us to suit any rupture. Every
truss is ordered as wanted specially
for the particular case lrom cata-
logue and will be guaranteed fully.
The MacKinnon Drug Co. drtf.
Hockey I
Boots
The season of lioclccy boots
is fast approucliiiig why not
° | rf ~-1-1' 1111-
]. G.  Era eboul bf! (.C l0Il, \V lCtl(.
ock is fresh? ()u1' prices
' ' DRUGGIST will give you the advniitage of
the small amount of cash you
will have to spend for 11 pair.
F_‘ ;.\lci\`s l1o~'k|~y, Mi‘l'l1i-r:~'ou mrihu, $4.09
 ie :: ~ -I ~
Good for
Not goo l
’ f fM.'.i 1<_,w'1'. ik
o. 40 Charlottetown Guardian s ,,,;_'§;,,,, M2:-; £5.35, ._-_.1-;,r.",;_f:; °
' Me11‘.~| hockey, The Lender
\ Young ladies' Bermuda" Island, Newi York Cify and “°Y“'*“‘°k" ffm" $'~1°'" .1-25
,Ten Votes
'l`rim§neat1y for filing purposes.
l cc, is u u
as is 14 ii
3-75
3'50
3~3a
3- 25
2-35
2,50
7.00
ulhs' I-,ache from 1.50 to 1.75
adien' hockey from 1.65 to :.85
Ladies' flannel lined 1.85 to 3.35
Yo
i Pi\l\0 V060# c0|l‘¢ll. Firls' hockey fiom 1 5010 1,75
The superior Ankle Sup-
port niade in our own Factory
will not ri and the only re-
 
in short there were many organs
strangely misplaced. Possibly the
delicate mechanism oi his brain
might also have been in some dis-
brains on dissection after death.
5 n 0 P B
_ 1 ki th t sers are
limelight. He admits, after a yearl:;_io:i‘§‘;;_t 5° qu c y B u I
in hiding, that he may have made al Parman gag, kms the dsndrutlv
111151838 lil thinkin! U9 |154 Vl9l*Ȣd|germs and eradicates dandrull, stops~
the north pole. He will tell his falling hair, itching of the scalp and;
"Dry over ,sam in A .erin 0| nm' splitting hairs in two weeks or we
ine arti les and sa s' “If after will refund your m9ney`
“Z ' y ' ' Parisian Sage gives a fascinatinl
reading y story you say, “Cook is,
sincere d honest. Half-crazed bybeautiful. It makes the hair grow
months of isolation and hunger he`1“¥“1`l““¢1Y3 it is tm’ dmntiest' “nd
_ i t ei esuiug hair dressing that
believe he had reached the pole, heiggxncg 1:” produced' and has not g
lustre to women’s hair and makes it
order which medical science could not`down in our new departure will und
discover. Some subjects notably in-
sane in life are found to have normal should adopt the abové method’ I
Wherefore who knows why the Kings- First-Having adopted the cash
particle of grease or stickiness init.
Parisian Sage costs 50 cents at your,
druggist or postpaid from the pro-
prietors, The Giroux Mfg. Co., Fort
Erie, Ont. The Girl with the Auburn
hair is on every Package- S015 and
guaranteed by Geo. E. Hughcil. City-
ton man was a criminal and a con-
vict? Possibly he could not have
been otherwise. And there may be
many' harsh judgments passed in this
fallible world in such cases.
LETTER TWENTY T0
l MESSRS. PROWSE BROS.
Dear Sir:-Having learned that
you intend shortly to do business on
the Pay As You Go System, I wish
you success in the undertaking and
have no doubt that when settled
Y
‘it a much better way. As you have
asked for the best reasons why you
beg to propound the followingz-
THE WURLD LOOKS DARK
To the Dyspcphc. How to
Mrzkas it Bright.
Ffiilier l\lr»rris‘.uv, the lcrirricd priest-
|i2ij.':;iciiin, ri-.iii/.1-il iliut iuuiiy of thc dif-
. i'1ciiiaicsn1i<ltroubles ol this world are due
to iiidigcsiion, llc believed that to get
.i proper mental and spiriliiul attitude, a
normal digestive apparatus is very help-
ful. The good ifzulier therefore gave
much study to the important question of
the slou1ncl\._ - ~
His famous prescription, “ No, ll,"
for dyspepsiai and iridigcslion, consists of
simple tnblc-ts cleverly compounded from
the imileriuls in N:1ture’s laihoralory.
i-Zach tablet will perfectly digest a full
meal of 1% pounds of food.
Father l\lo1'riscy’s “ No. ll " has
brought ease and continued health to
iiiousunds of sufferers who had previous-
ly fried other remedies in vain. It in-
siainily relieves and in due time restores
,ilie stomach to full vigor.
lf you suffer at times or regularly from
ii sick, soui', dyspeptic stomach, try No,
ll, mid soc how quickly you can ugnin
enjoy hcfirty meals, ii'nrl how bright the
world looks once more.
ln conveniciit flat boxes at 5Oc. each,
Gm u box from your dealer, or from
i-` dim Mon-iscy Medicine Cc., Ltd.,
l.`I\:ill1:1n1, N B. 91
1 l
Q  O 
Sferlim-;f rliisiers
The Never F..iling
Heart, Nerve and Stomach
Remedy
A Proven Medicine of
Exceptional Value
‘ Tcsfimonals and References
by the hundred from people
most prominent in City and
Country. No failures.
Sold only by
P. Mcfluaid
42 Queen Street.
. Opposite Auld Bros
Price :oc per homie
Extraordinary
Values in
Lounges and
Couches
Today you can secure
bargains in high-class
lounges and couches that
cannot be beaten by any
other furniture house iii
Canada.We want to get out
West as soon :is you will
let us :ind to :iccclcmte our
ii1o\'iug‘_\\'e ure offsi'ii1g‘
:is-'toi_iii<l1i1g values 111 reni-
ly liiglr clziss fui'1iii.ure~
pverything goes-nothing
s re erve . _
You will never have a bet-
ter bargain in lounges aiid
couches offered you-this is
the cliuiice of a lifetime, for
it is really 'new liigli-class
fiirnitiire selling at a lower
price than cheap trashy artic-
es.
Call in today and ~‘ecurea
ood value before your friends
g _
spd neighbors get there ahead
o you. _
Lounges
$6.50 fptr $4.00
7.oo 4.5o
7.50 “ 5.oo
9400 H' 6.00
' Coaches
$7.o'o for $4.50
7.50 “ 5.oo
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system, you will be able to curtail
lcxpeuscs by doing uwuy with office
,eqllipuicntzs and officials, which are
Incccssary doing liusiiiess on the cred-
jit systi-in.
l Svcl»ii\l- You would iilwnys hiivn
ici-..~zli on hziud to iimllv youi' oivu pur-
11-li.-iws fiwiin ih-1: u'liolc~‘.nl\‘. houses, cn-
lzililziig ,\o': to buy :rt ri iiiiacii better
iuui‘,;i1i llinii by hiivliig to deal on
ltimc, as the pay-us~yoii go man is »;\_l-
Eways in deiiiaiid. ,
l 'l‘hird-Having adopted the system
'proposed you would I think be placed
,in n better position than the mail
'order houses abroad to cater to the
irequirenients of your many custom-
,ers, having no expenses as carriage
lure, wliicli is quite an item on small
parcels, also the priutiiig of cata-
;logues, which the purchasers no' doubt
would have to pay.\ It would also
help to be thc means of keeping the
Imoney at home, encouraging home
industries, and give employment to
our own men and women.
i Fourth-The Pay As You Go Sys-
tem, is no doubt the only sale basis
for any men to do businers under,
much more the merchant as he can
;slways at short notice find out his
fstanding financially, which is not
nearly so easily done when doing
business on the give time system. '
1 Fifth-But the reason above all
lothers is your own and families en-
joyment which no doubt would be
considerably enhanced thereby return-
ing to your abode after the duties of
the day is over, you spend the even-
ing in the lelicity of your own home
and family. Retiring at a proper
hour is soon in the arms of Morphe-
us (dreaming happy dreams), no
more nightmares, brought on
through financial difficulties you arise
in the morning refreshed and invig-
oratcd, fully prepared for the duties
of the day. Contrast the diilerence
Of the man doing business on the
credit system; instead of returning
home after the hour of
closing you will find him in his of-
fice, balancing accounts and planning
how to meet his liabilities, too
often he resorts to the Club or some
such place in order to down his trou-
hleS.he goes home but not to rest
he becomes Morosc, Tacturn, Absent
Minded and very often fills a prema-
ture grave. All brought on not of
his own will but on account of runn-
Contrasting the difference between the
two men above described I would say
to Messrs Prowse Bros by all means
ndoht the Day ns your go system.
gift than 1"urniti.ro. It is both dur
bazaar. I2-5dtf
ilflowls-:io old stock, Simon .losupli
' CHRISTMAS
NECKWEAR
EVERY Man expects to get a
Christmas Tie, and nearly every
man will get one or more.
_ If every Wife, Sister or Best Girl
would come here to look at our ass-
ortment we believe we would sell all
the Christmas Neckwear sold in
town.
l OUR sfyles are so hand-
some and our variety is so
large and cmnplefe PRICES
PLEASING. foo. Ties at 251;
55c. 501:, 60a, E51: io $l.00.
_.___---lj
Wc`ve exclusive silkstliat are the
best efloris of the best makers and
silk \\‘or111.. _
A large sliipiiicui just opened
from Iiurope wliivli cnuiioi he dup-
licated in the city.
Come to see our Christmas Neck-
wear spread.
PATONLS
Insure With the Strongest Company
the Canaria Life
You should clinosfi \visi"_\' :uid virll \\'h\'~n iiivesiiug mom-y in
11. life-iiisurziiice policy. .You mu rl lo get 1| compooy ihsii is rvcoji-
iiizeilius slronfg, wiilizrlili-1\iii1::\y»ii;w1_l :-111 lilu-rail ivrms.
The Cuniila l.ifo i~j\| fi such _ui ur__;;mizzi\io11. If is :i ioni-
pany mitile up of ;:i\\1u;l lviisiiiixxs ini-1' \\'l‘.i\ i\i'f`1>1|;il' t-\lg-»1|.,-ui;\1~i~i-
to Canadiauis on li'ioial 1i~r11i- :ind li.i.-' :i s-ouiiil lmvkiiig for p-ompi
:ind liberal paymc11l~-The ":\ufi¢.l A l.il`r~ lms the sfiongosl re~ervi~
n the Conlinent. li offer; YOU :L poli 'y that will mean pros-
eriiy in old age if you only Luke il now.
. M _g
W K' Rogers P. r..°i'i"Bfin¢h
C. H. BLACK, Special Agent.
J_
/ ‘ ,
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ing business on the credit system,
1 1 'r
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lei/ i >\ 1.5; .
Ut . "" ,
 .- “' ‘ Y “` "cy
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Solid Christmas comfort from
Ghairdom. We have Christmas » _
WICKGY Chairs. Morris Chairs. arm advertisers, but just let us addla word:---You owe it to Y0“"5elf' an
chairs. feathered cover chairs, ' '
rocker chairs. baby chairs, baby
nigh chairs. baby rocker chairs,
odd chairs and kitchen ci1nir.~. at
Christmas prices in 1'.ho1'urr.lture
departmentat. PATONS. Nothing
more suitable for A Christmas
able and suitable. Some of the
above articles referred to will oe
on exhibition in the different
bonths at PA T 0 N S Christmas
"Look nil over the city-scc where
you can get the best prices-thcn
como to us and ser ours. All now
fiur-eu Hr. 12-giitff
Much has been written on the subject of Life lnsiirance by SNK
those dependent on you to see to it that the wolf does not come ue”
them. With a policy for nn adequate amount you put yourself in ii
position that you can laugh at the wolves. _ 1
Are you insured? if riot, dou’t delay. The Great-West Life P° '
icys are the most popular in Canada. .
Lowest premiuui rates, highest dividends. The Company th” ‘st
writing the largest Cuiiadiau Business.
Hyndmari ®. Co. Ltd.
Charlottetown, P. E I.
P. E. I. Branch Manager. _ d
S. M. Hicks and W.G. Schurinan Agents atSu1nmers1 e
dmstf
K K "'.f‘1'.`:;_f~if::'::;f.~:.~i¢ie1s.;>iuiz».1.i
Hockey .
Boots
We are showing a com-
pleteline of Hockey Boots
this fall from the heel iiiak-
ersiu Canada, they are all
made from the best leath-
ers. Strong and durable
---and all small prices.-'-
Mens......¢2.oo to$2.9o
Boys'....... r.65to 2.25
Youths......... ....i.5o
Women's and Misses’
 .....t.75to 2.25
um wiucin '3;__,5,=»f'1»»» &. f°~
 ros up suis nmsrisiiei. L V I
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At The Opera House
l The Simpson Hogg
I O O
Lilliputien Opera Co
will openh short Eugageiuerit oi1'l`¢iu.~ilny Night, presenting f0~'
their Opening, that famous Comic Drama Sau TOY- EV°"Y°”°
should see those Clever Children.
They will also present Pinafore and the Gondoliers.
g . Prices 55, 50 and 75.
C Tickets now on Sale
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