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NACCALLUM.-At Lyman Avenue, Oak Park, Ill., on April 10th, 1914, Winnie L. MacCallum.

WEEKS.-Af. the relfdencc of hlslann,

»_ Valley emo., env, on his me mt.,

William M. Weeks, aired 67 years.

Funeral notice later,

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T H I G U A RD I A N

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Advsttlsllg Phone... ... ... ......132-3 Subscription Phone... ....3131-2 News and Edit Day Phone...,.. News and Edit,N\ght Phones 132 £138

acl Office at Chariottetoih

Branch Olllces at Summerelde, ‘ Alnerion, Sourls and Montague

Pti-and W (`.

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ment. seething in hu to neil in

ole to a he ol W0 The is s good one and there is need ol it in this fast age of ours. And yet there are going to ue some difficulties in the way of enforcing it, md we are not sure that a cast. iron cnforcerngnt will not he s hindrance to progress

We hav.: in .amd R populous pros-

PUHE lliillilll lllll

- _ Home years ago this city const-:ted of > - ~ < _ _ ' _ '

President... .. A. Bartlett “_ railway Cro" roads with 3 shack ` '- Ve

. _M _ __ _ R_ and a pest office, the latter serving_ ~ f ~

Mnnagmg I ‘hr ` J Rumen an iudetlulte and nameless territory. '

Sumo one conceived the idea that,

WEDNESDAY, MAY ‘.‘i`|'l‘H, l€ll4< B me ¢|&Y. il- would to n ¢5lY- Hg: ' P_ E_ L

DIIRY 0F EIEHTS

bought several ucrrs of land for H111: and made n well of the city that was to be. He laid it ou law

Prince Edward Island is the heat spot on earth in which to spend

____ unil';\l-ng lots and proceeded in “ll B v,,,,,,_¢;o,,_ It is more, lg is the ideal land we've all heard sud' sung 8b0\\t

TUDAY. llinr. in the halcyon days of childhood and youth, “The Lund ct Pure Delight."

City Ms.gistra~.e's Court, 9 a. m. Tho lole begun to 301| ,md the Some ol its outstanding f¢f1¢\1\’¢B HFC '

Y. M. C. A. Ftumniage Sale. Prince Edward Theatre, 7.15 and . p. m Peoi>le's 'Phentrt-, 7.30 and 9 p. ni, Presentiitlnn of Prizes.. -League of

the Vross, 8 p. in.

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LOQSEQ that are promptly

ADVERTISED are. usually, merely TEMPORARY ONES.

KEEPLNG THE CITY CLEMI

A creditable effort is being made by filw ina-fority of citizens to bean-‘ lily their iiiiiiiediatc surround|ngs,and with vi ry creditable success.

There are dilliculiies in the way, ;o\ve\'er, which, if not rcmo-.`¢d_ will very seriously retard the beautifying |»rocss.~'. The-re i-an he no good reu,~ mu why the dust nuisance should he P*‘l‘!l1iI‘ie<l _to gn the lengths that it has during the past few days. There "ml been "0 imlmlvement iu our method of fighting it in many years although each year hears more com.. plain! and sees morn damage as ,L insult of the dust than the year tbnt, Preceded it. And yet it ig only a question of using the viatering carte; li Y-‘UN BFG not enough watering ‘~8rt-' t0 meet the ri-quire- meni.`s, it is up to the (ily IO Pro:-ure more. The merch- ants are paying with diimaged goods 0\¢FY Y'-'D°l` U10 l‘0St oi cn: or more exzra watt-ring carts, to any 'nothing ul the damage to liri\'atc'property and tho intol-rubla discomfort, Lg tlicixu wlni are obliged to use 1),., arrests.

'Pliers can be no good rea,-o|| “hy

nimloiwwasliiiig on the most pulllg streets should be lwrmitted during the hours when the sidewalks are ibronged with I-eolle. ln nvery wal regulated City this operation is treated as u punisliaile public Unis. ance .when it occurs aficr eight o'clo<~k in the morning. This pr,,¢_ live slluuhl he promptly 5t0ppe,|_ pew lr-.dies care to nick their way over a lloofletl sidewnl'-', avsn if they ,nlccfed in dodglnf-I the Bpfuy from the win- ilow or the str:-am from the .hcss-, Wllilh Y-|103' ure not always able to do.

Tl-ere is no reason why mann;-¢

vaults should be opened during the dnv and their contents qirted abou, 'lie sur-sis. Cleanliness and the iieallii and ecurfcvt of citizens de. mend that this Should bg dum. either :.1 uigil or ni un early hour in the morning.

There is no reason why delivrry or

uthei' trams Should be permittfd 1,0 cr-ive up ‘on lawns that have been se-rdvd and cerid for by primes nigl- nens. During the past spring a num- ber of diese beauty spots along our utr.-,t-1s have been so cut up and d.stroycd as to nec:-asitala re-h\i.li- ing.

There is no reason why l.¢-.ns should

DIED.-llie -:each occurred ymiter-|

‘ :la of Mr. linrace Stewart imn of

inf; hut the enforcement of necessary

the more regrettable. ,

IIABING AIRMAN.

the of British sh-men, ,,|,._ ls '

ietlon of th ever lmllt. fm

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PIIOIECIINU THE |f|l|0CElll`

sement 'Pliers was eoarldersbh

A_dom'nion statute, enacted a few cloth” me ago. makes it an clears to pub- fell

. .ish fsfne representations in sri sdfer- R”

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ieveral hundred lsr cent. He made all sorts cf representations, every

":x°°“t‘V° C°““°“ m°°'-mg- 3 P- “L founder of the city mada B profit ol

.~.-ible fdlfllmei.-t ol a' prolhacy, Hs lwllght more land, still for u snng,‘ employed real estate agents and ii writable craze for building logs wa., crushed. The lots were cgmpm-“lively eh»=i\i»-us city lots-but extortionnte. ly dear ns compared with the ilrsi.

cut nt prices which ranged lr,,m` twice to 100 times the first cost, 'fha "fools" for whom the real estate!

and so falsely w-ithal-now had their lfmlngsi and to make ii long story short, one of the finest cities in Western Vanndu. grew up on f,l|¢ _ boundless pruillie, the »“fools" who

mm” mmi0"Bi|'ES. the advertisers reaped rich liui-\-¢Bt_.,_ ,md_ i,,¢;de,,l,,,1_ iY. one of the largest cities in‘ Can. edu grew ulluve.

would 'lt bE £00 mllltli to gay thgitl

not one of the prairie cities would

be in existence tfodsy if it had not, he6Il"f0r the false ad'/rrtisernents of promoters and speculutors? Tm.; would crrtainly he true of several of them. If would also be trun of many

lators. I The statute referred to is intended to protect the innocent. There are‘ thousands of “innocents” who arsi today wealthy because they were not' “l>rotected" from the wiles of me Siwvllluttii- and the promoter. There, are also, it is true, thnilsmuls of

“‘il\n0Cei\ts" who were unmrrcifiiliyi

tiecced. lint botyeen- them all, cities have been built, industrits have been created, railways have linked the ends, of continents together. So, after all, Iillillflllgh there is no known moral] law to support it, it would appear

l\dV€l'l2i~‘46I‘ who preys on the crerlullty' of the innocent. The path of the world s progrrss is a peculiar and an inconsistent one,

EGG PRICES. _

Siri-l would ask for a llttlg 0( YOU' yaluahie space to correct a ll¢.| *le mls'-_H112 rezardinz the prim of eggs which appear; in your nm, 01|

In ‘1i"“'“"i“€ the question of tim d’°PP"=€ Prim 0| cess. it is neun; if-haf eggs were selling at 2 or 3 °¢fIt8 a doZen_ cheaper in Montreal than here' ' Thli it* "Ut a fuel. ]‘or` ‘he 139* *W0 Wwks the retail price Of BRG* in some of the cheaper stores Of Montreal has .been 270. pal- flozem and yesterday, May 1.Q¢_h_ they were femiliuu at 2-'3c. I have this inform. ation direct from Morftreal by win. this morning. _ , I mr Sir, dm.,

T. /\. BENSON Secretary P_

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` A LAND or BEAUTY- I

Three hundred and s¢v¢nf.y~elgul. years ago Jacques Cartier wrotez-

1 __ | _ Alltllls lsndl l 4 gl, ost beautiful. . . _ Nisisa land of-

ono of t lem la se' except as nw pos the best tempdaraéidvreanwhleh ls Possible to ssc." 'l`ho\\eands of tour- ‘

t visitors attest that it is more beautiful today. and the most nt- tractivs sum-mer resort in the entire D0miDion Of Oilllidll-

’ ._ A nE|.1<l»i-1'rrnL SUMMER CLIMATE- _ _

Gentle scenes laden with the breatlr- of the sea hl__ow fron; :ge 3 ~ - _

anti. and the west nu turning, me Ions wmmf 08”- 91"* with _‘f red ,md Rom amber and gf-mm 0| ,, gorgeous sunset. The nights are u

1-. st. Still they sold and eventually ways cogl nad bright, insuring refreshing rest and sleep. There are no ilie original owners |,,.,,,,n to een ifozs.

_ A 'LAND OF HEALTH.

1,, no country doe, so large 3 proportion of the people live to a.

men ala ‘s on about one er cent of the population di” 'meh

g ge- ly P ' ,

agents had angled so success! ll Wear. The report of the Registrar of Vital -"l111¢l9U¢B fOr the V08? 1913

' “ Y” 'snows time or ,, mini or Sas deaths there were '

130 over 60 years of ago;

iss Over '10 years of use? _

110 over 80 years of nge.

27 over 90 years oi age.:

The infant mortality of other countries is almost unknown he1‘¢-

. There is no other land under the sun where 40 per cent. ol the pollllliltifm

believed the false ailverbiwmsnts be. li" go pass the seventy year span ot life!

A LAND OF ABUNDANCE.

ln no other country is there greater abundance of the-best food

and of clear, sparkling water in town and rural districts alike.

Lamb of finest flavor;

Eggs, milk, butter and cheese!

The most luscious OYBWFS in W°r1d5 lnbstcrn in zreat'sb11n<ia“°°c -

Sea andifbrook trout.. mackerel. cod. et°»1 _ _ Wild geese, brent, plover. duck and Pafffldm in their “"0"-

Strawberries, raspberries, blue berries, cranherries; Apples and plums of rare excellence; cherries and small fruit. arc tifully produced

industries, of many railways and ot.p1%upr;n¢e E¢lw,,,-d ‘Island crop are. I 1.913: Wheat. 29,500 acres; oats. many enterprises promoted by spew. 170,200; harley, 4,200; peas, Tfl; mixed gfaini. ‘7.500§ MY “Hd

¢1,,vn-, ia4__i_oo; gégikwueat, 2,600; potatoes. 31.400: turnips. sf-¢-.7-4901 corn for fo ef. - .

Prince Edward island live stoc (June 30th. 1913l5 351000 h°"°°°~

4s,soo nncii cows, 54,300 cuter came. asnoo sheen. 43.800 swine-

l’.E.I. farm crops. exclusive of fruits, in 1913. _‘WW “1_\“°“i “ti

as follows: Wheat, $450,000; oats. 8.420.000: hN"\0Y- $30»0m;~00‘_;‘0§;:_‘ grain, szo3,soo; nnckwheiu., $42,500; roots, 3625.009; liar- S- - -

Total, 38.136300- - '_

P.E.I. has $246.worth of farm implements Del' f1\""» Us “Wins

$157 in N. B., and S87 worth in N-S-

Al il`tEEABLl'1 SOCIAL CON I lI'I"[ll.\ S.

The Island is socially n land of the golden mean.

Few are very rich and a\m¢‘St none are Door.

The great maiority enlov c011`-fvrt and prosDeritY~

Soliriety an-d order everywhere DI`€V8il- In no part of the American C0“tinent is there proportionately so

little serious crime.

that there is u pliice for the class off 'I`hfiro arc no trumps mid beggars are unknown. ’

Cliiirches and schools are aliuiiclnnt.

_ POSTAL AND OTH l-TR FA(`-ILITIES.

-rum fm 1-as nest offices-one tn every 4/* square "'“"'°' th Thmuzhout -. large part of the Province thel‘0 iS-U00 <l¢“"F\`Y 04 °

mails daily at the farmers' road gates. - _

The Prince Edward Island Railway intersects the Isla-nd ill 9V°\°Y dl'

rection, bringing four~fiths of its ares within tive miles of the rails-

Telenhcne lines all over the Island connect 175 towns, villages Mid

settlements. - _

~ SURE SPECIIL ITTRICTIOHS FOR TOUBISTS

this morning. l .

Y ON THE NORTH SHORE.

The rarrillart of sand dimes, llfty miles long, thrown up by the

waves. . _

The long shallow-lagoons inside the dunes, the haunts of fish Und

waterfowl.

Scores of miles ‘ol broad, clean, hard sand beaches, the delight of

IN GENERAL. ‘

Surf bnthillir and sheltered sei! bathing; 'Shooting wild geese, duck, brunt partridge and piover ln their season. Fishing brook and sea trout. mackerel and other Sw “Bh-

Clam baking, picnlcklng, oyster 'dlg~glnz.

Boat sailing and r0w'l\1l!~ Hmldreds of motor boats.

- IN CHARLOTTETOWN.

Victoria Park, 60 acres within ten minutes. walk of the Post office.

Beautiful walks and drives, tennis warts, cricket. and'haseha\l.

The Belvidere Golf Links. ‘

Amateur Athletic Grounds

be permittrii to destroy the grounds FRIEDMANN1§E§g,§“ND HAR » /in excellent Free Public Library. nr gardens of any but :heir civuers. ___ MFUL' The Legislative Building, seat of 3 Leglslztti'-'c AS?-In-'-IW 0`»‘l€‘” “Um Yet, flocks of hens urn seen at large VIENNA, May 1l|_.._q~h the l'nitcd States Congress.

and camps-mtivcly f~~w of them mi-et. social 0! Physicians meta yexdgllna Tb” Mimmc E"°"m°m°"t at Rocky Point'

_ . . ~] . -_ », to discuss Friedman - “V The old Frmch Fort at the Harbors vrouth.

with lata. finmtmns. l--.war i'ii.l nf tl,-, tortoise” ___nB__ ______n B neru_m from Ssvmty mu” of. mnd_locle__ waters for b0m_.n____ ____t._,ng_ nys,"

owners are mini:-hed for this viola- ,,f whm., :gs mad’ ;E";,?£:;' rktni lishlniz and clam diir§f“Z- mn of niw. _ uns. 'rife pey,~¢;,,,,,, ,greed thi, M oneriotteenwn nes one of the must hai-mrs in canada. ¢n“\'°\y Ther., are oihir things that mlghl, valuelattached to the serum. Where ‘ "'“d`l"°k°d' Wm' a |I‘h°l°° f"°l1*» Of 09°' f0‘"' "‘““' te ld M ,ne,,t_m_o,|_ but the whole pmmem ll; was l“j¢¢¢,,¢|. into blood ve"elB| Charlottetown has. broad macadamizcd streets, with ooncre s e-

_ _ ,_ serious ¢0ng¢',,¢,-,,,,, were nbserwd walks, lined with lawm and shade trees.

may he summed up in title. Ig rraks ml haunts _'_ me vu __ __ ___ _ | Chm,|°tt,,town.. water supply Bntmwil p,,,.,_ c0M_ sm-|ng_wal,°|~ ln l-710 “NY l"’""U"\\1 Wl-1 '°<l\1ifn the un- There was a high fever lllaifndigsp nga' abundance. There is 'none better in Canada or the world. ' ni-lnsli mnpi-rnilon ,.5 ,.11 ,¢_, ,-M, .ii-¢|||,,g 0| me H",._ ' Within il radius of 25 milve in and around Charlottetanm, there

mis; w ll require not only the pass- ""°‘ an “'00” "°°l°j A C O

TO BE THE NEXT MODERATOR.

by-lawn ui- have by-laws enough -p()Rf,N-P0 M ` Tourist visitors and investors will and great Interest, in seeing the

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y|,»_ gem., _q¢,,,,,,.¢ of H,,,,,m,,,,_ A now to Iraqi aus ¢.,.iy cionn,- ierrldcc of Ottawa is expectedto be '°"'°"°* "' '°‘ "““""‘°° that “N "m°“‘7 d°“°d °'°" fm "mn" ‘"4 N”

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bright young; fellow, his dmnlne at li.n'thy mid beautiful hut they are N10 Mit Moderator nf the Pmuhyger. "al ”"""’"" "' tl" 1' ' i un ,°mhm_, M, M mM,_m,_ ,B nu not bein" m.____ced_ It ___ __ _U “___ lm, general A"mm,~_ PB-_fsland hen $90 incorporated fox companies, with sn

l’ - capital of over 316,000,000. end a number of ranches not

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Morrow in smcxnn 'runs

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condition next out tm

Charlottetown has mm of the finest market buildings in srnnda.

'iff-fill FOX RANCHMJS. . ._ 1

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.combination _ _.of plaid' skirt with, plaid c Ofaft t 0.* match.S0n1e 'of -the"-

~ shades are:Walnut b1'0W11. Kieng’s bluff, Grey, Black; and White, checks and stripes, Tan, ' Peach and_.(_}reen.‘ We have also fa few sample coats left which we will sell! you at _25 p.;c`.idis- _ count. These suits and coats are 'very pretty and Worthy ,of -~ your' inspec-

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Is Your Property Insured ? Is Your Life Insured ? Is Your Income Insured ?

Is Your Automobile Insured ? _ Have you protected by Insurance your

liability to your Employees ?

What about that shipment of produce to

Sydney or Newfoundland, IS IT INSURED ?

ARE’YOUR EMPLOYEES BONDED ?_

Years of experience in the Insurance Business

is at your command. We will be pleased to quote you rates on any kind of insurance.

' PHONE 148

W. K. Rogers Co., Ltd.

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Charlottetown

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¢‘ _ _ e. , ” 2) These are the Renewing Days

N_ow is the time for you to do ‘that job o,f lfainting,

Gr_a_ining, I_inari_i_e-ligig, Vaniishirig, _pr Papenhanglng that

wi ivea ouc o newness o e ome.

Yi you are in doubt of whom to engage let us suggest

you call PHONE-280-L.

The Island City Painting Co.

‘ Fred C Waller, J ' Alfred Doyle

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