THE CHARLOTTITOWN GUARDIAN

THE

a e TUESDAY KOIIIII, YIRBUABYU IW?

Sea Salt

Baths

`for vitalizing the skin, giving tone to the muscles and increasing energy. There is nothing equal to sea salt hzths. Table or meh salt cinnot take the place of our real sea sal'. The latter cor- t .ins other constituents of sea. water besides salt, each of

which is essential in produc- itg the must exhilarating and beneficial effects.

Price 25c large bags.

J.G.Jamicson.

Buy a New Clock

We have n full line oi

kitchen. rlining room and parlor clocks, also a good alarm clock for $1.25.

All warraniecd,

Repairing promply attend-

ed to.

G. ll. Taylor. jeweler and Optician.

WRU

Volt SAl.}<Z~l will .zcll my property near

llnulalburri-, .\Ln\ ion. ~-o||~\»=l.r|\g of itll ucres ci “mal lmlri. wilt. " -‘ cl:u~- ouildings and or-r-irarvl. nl.-n lm nr-ren of lunrl viithout build irg-. \\ill sell in vliroln or <e|urcus to sul p u~t-iur~e-rn. lt:-.u~onnb|c tcv- n»~ rind rcaaonnbl

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liorlick’s i “Mailed Milk" l

Sec our window dis-

play.

The best milk fond

in the market.

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Phone 86.

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TiiE ISLAND DEBATE

We have now betore na the Hansard

report. oi the debau on the re‘atlone be-

tween Prince ldvrard Ielandll and the Dominion which took place on Monday, February 18 h. The Input °°'°IH 94 Dlzee el Hansard, and embodies a remarkably full. clear and fmulble presentation or our claims and grievances Each ol the Island membcrefcovered th entire ground ol the broken terms ol union in respect. to communication, the broken promises in regard to a third steamer, the lniustice oi the winter freight and pasrenger rates and the three

short hauls, the prevalent popular dis ‘content and the urgent need anti reason- ableness ol the demand (nr thc Tunnel.

Mr. Martin opcnsd the discussion by e motion for thc correspondence on the

uubjet". iiie speech was lt moderate veirreasoned and firm appeal to Parlia- ment (or the iuiiilment oi the terms oi union and simple _iu.~ltice to i'rince Ed-

ward islrnu' An er-tire absence ni part- tzanshio was u distinguishing feature. in his able historical review ite condem- ned both parties for their neglect oi ls- i.\nd interests and constant evaellons oi

the bond oi union. llc made a strong plea for the Tunnel, quoting Hari Gran- \'ille`s famous despatch, Sir Douglas l"ox`s estimate and Sir \Villrid L\urier`s letter

ni sixteen years ago to the then editor of The Guardian to enforce his position

It had been intended that Mr. Lefurgey

should speak next and second tho motion

but Mnliughes i'lr1-ltcaught the Speakers eye und was allowed to proceed. He laid great stresa on our trade disabilities, exorbitant frelnht rates and irregular winter service rind believed any other hundred thousand people in Canadu

would make louder complaints than we under like conditions.

Mr. l}ure,conservatlve member (or ilu!-

icrin, Ont , occupied the floor till six o'clock. l-ie urged that oven it the Tunnel

would cost $l0.000,(lXior $1:'»,000,0(l) t/he people oi Prince Edwari Island were well entitled to it by the terms oi' union and

by their contributions to the enormously clstly transportation works in other prtrts of the Dominion. But he concluded

that the only hope the island could enter-

tain oi nhtnining iustico wan by the return of the Conservative party to power.

.\ir. Leiurgey took tha floor nt the open-

ing of the evening sitting. Alter a sintls~

tical review covering population figures. the cost of railways and what the Island pays to Canada he came to the Tunnsi. i lie quoted Sir Douglas I"ox's estimate ol

,$l0,lll>_ll0li in ii9i, which he now rays i could be greatly rsduc ~d. und also a report from T. Kennnrd Thomson an emlrrsnt

engineer of New York rstimating thc cost at $i),ilil£l_(l00. Mr. Lciurgey read an ltrticle lrnrn The Guardian rukimr how the

Ontario people would like to be t~ui»,)ecte.d

to such disubiitics and hardships as we are, and he also quoted Sir Wilirid's letter to Mr. Hlglzs oi Charlottetown and also

the Premier's statement in 1001, that “the

b ,silt-mn contract with Prince l'Iflwl\rd ls-

ian-l had not been iulllllefl." Mr. Lelur-

gey’s speech was a very eifective one.

Hon, Mr. llorden replied. llc contended

that the terms of confederation in regard to steam communication had been carried

ut! lie excused everything the Govern-

had done or neglected The wlatuauam eretvieewaeaegood ae ooeid he expect ed.heeaid They had two ice-irreakrre ladle addition had "two mail beth"- rew-hoate, he called them-at the Gavel l Ia hot, “all paeaihls atape have been taken to provide the islrad with s I#-cieae service. He also quoted the eetlmeteclalilr. S . Linreav- that the 'lfennel would coat 0i5,0is.1lIL

He did not believe a rar ferry practicable

while than was every, reason to bellcvr that a'l'nnnel ispracticable and he held that the Government should at once get a reliable report ae to the probable cost. lle quoted an intereetlng report on a naw Tunnel now undertaken by the Swiee Government through the Alps. ltia over sight milee long ab1ut the same as ours would be. The contract is let at l7,400,0(li, to be completed in tour and a hail yearr. Mr. Hughes nnrod the immediate con- struction of a third winter steamer, and that one Department should handle

the rallwnya and connecting steaurerv.

Mr. McLean early in his speech an-

swered Mr. Ilrodeur by reading the mom- orlai unanimously edoptsd by the Legis- lature nero in 1905 and commenting upon the same. Hs defended The Guardhn und spoke highly oi ita editor, “who would not write an article unless he (alt it to be right and in the interests of the people." ll The Guardian were tobe condemned what was to be said of the

equally strong language used by the Leg- islature? Proceeding he quoted from the Torouta News, The Patriot. trom Capt. Joeepn Road and [thc St. John Sun to show thejustice of our case. He con-

cludedavery comprehensive and able speech with aatrong demand for justice to Prince Eflv ard Island and the fulfill

ment ol thc union terms.

Mr. Chit-lholm,(l.iberni) of Antiironleh

and Mr. McDonald oi Pictou both modsr-

ately supported the island`n claims, the former arguing nlso for u winter route via

Cape George, und thc latter defending Pictou. Dr. Daniel (Conservative) St. Johnf Mr. Cnrvell, Liheral,Cnr-lcwn, N.B., and Mr. Fowler. Conservative, Klng’s, N. Il., believed thc Tunnel ought to be imllt,and heartily supported the Island members in their demrvids. Never be-

fore was so large and sympathetic a sup- port extended to Island claims from both

sides oi the House, or less sympathy shown by the members oi the Govern- ment itself.

The spert-h of Mr Ilorden,the Opposition

lender was moderate, but strongly sympathetic. lic read Sir VVillrld`s letter oi' lblll on the Tunnel

question. This was the third reading of this famous epistle during the debut".

lr, wus only necessary boru~cerin`n whether the Tunnel is “reasonably practicable." Ile contended that this question shoull not be looked upon merely as a com- mercial enterprise. The good iaith and honor oi Canada were at stake, Canning than to his own position on the Tunnel question Mr, Borden said:

“i say that the Governmentshould mak-

Ur. Clients Oint mantle a certain

an dfnarantacd cure orcech and every I o r m of it/shérig. bieodlq

an protrudiz

'gilavt Boo tos*'monials in the prone ond your noighbou nboutrt.. You can uae it alll

r nr money book il not eatiailnd. (Dc, ate!

:Lge or Ermaxsox, Ba me k Co., Toron ta

DR.. CHASE' OINTIIINT.

Away With

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circulation.

wonLD‘s

Broom-

The bloom threatens io become

an obsolete trensil so far :fs its use in tlte modern uy-tr-date household ~ is concerned. F or ordinary purposes the carpet swceper does the work

better than the old-

féshioned broom, as it catches all the dust and prevents it from rising in a cloud to settle back upon the carpet and o her ol~j:crs in the room. This is better for sanitary reasons as well, since any oust or germ-laden mater- ial taken up may be destroyed iu- stead of being placed once more in

The danger which lies

hidden in lrorrehold dust, and its capacity for germ distribution are he- rnrning more fnllv understood, a fart which, to ether with the superior comfort of the new appliances, ex- plains their rapid growth in favor.

We sell in Charlittetown the

BEST CARPET

` SWEEPER the

¢_‘¢¢

4 Bissell

Carpet Department on second Boot. Dah” me 'o

IC 'ON ¢° ahaeiately ea the

and ee

Beet.

lurth r ajgbge oomlaeleelhilat-helaaaeiaqdele Ullllll il# “HBCU of which Pri Eiwardlalaadhhe into Oonhlaletlm. rhenthieeeeateylaet be prepared _te f¢°°ll~|rcleotdt.a» renal. me ees

-eeilowycearelemt away hon HUA,

We ha'd| °lal\elvee tflliell nel" and emit cemeranioation and we meet lalaala that by ateem eervlce il we can." '

The late Governor Soon-bali ot New Bronawick wee theeoa ol a Methcdid ciergyen of that name. He wee educ» ated at Beckvlrle, and while attending there waa aelae-mate ol C. C. Gardiner oithie city. lv. Snowball poeeeeeod line hueinael abilltlea and carried on extensive lumbering operatl-me on Miramiuhi itiv- r. Hs aar. foreome yearn as repre- -vnt it ve oi Nomhumberlaud ln the H~-use rl C minions and later ln t‘\e Senate. In his position of Gzvernor he excelled his predcccseore in the grandeur ol his dreee and equlpage, but made an excellent cxtcutivc head for the Province. Hia sudden demlae will be u idely regretted. It seems not improbable that Premier

Tweedlc may succeed ti the vacant

coming Premier.

Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCA'. APPLICATIONS, all they f~.»innot reach the seat oi the diaeaee. Ca'arrh is |\ blood or constitutional ill-en~»~, and in order to cure. it you must luke internal rernv-dies. linll'.~ Catarrh Cum is tnken internally, and nf-ta directly ln. the blond and mucous surfaces. l:lall‘s Cutarrh Cure is not a qunuk medicine. Ii. was prescribed byone ot: he hes' pllyelciane In this country ine years mul is ia regular

rncuitn li, 00l\ te W I I. B blood purifiers, acting din-clly on the ntucou~ >~urlaoes. The pfrirot combina- rlonnlthe two ingredients is what pro-

duces >huohq“wr:‘nderlult;l-suits in curing

Clltarr . - Ir fnr tea nmnlnln frer.

F J. CHENE Y R C0, Props, Toledo 0

ADVtRllSlNG IS BRO XD.

Advsrtislnzln iteeli means pobiiltcv

simplyaword whispered to a favored iew. Itieurather, synonymous with a general, broadcast declaration, and the broader the scope of tha announcement,

space that directs attention along given and desired lines can he reasonably rr- gardod as wasted; nor can any funds ex- pended to this end be adiurlged ex- trnvausnce.-An-vrlran lledical .lnurnul

PAINS IN THE STOMACH-

irrg, :mr-iplvlg, washing. writlrrg, oper lirlgnlyveu r.L»»r_ or bql.ind the crunt r, am uni~ u lu till l It' l iud

liar-l work an 1 wt rry such an hr-ndutehr, in-ilyestlon and -lysp<~|s’t\ can be cured by Hutch tnlurts. They nre put up nexpeusively so :my one 1-un buy tht-nl

New Cap: Cui Cranberries,

oranges and lem ms just arrived

onions very rhmee .~to.~lr, ro ihs for

qual`ry un q-railed but stock get

ntnutly on hand and a superior class of vegetables "goes wi hout .spark- ng," Tomatres 5 cena for acc

our qn y ire \`¢rl t- , . Gay & Son. Market Phone 27|: Residence phone |80.

zdtnsa rtnsatf

and publlcityiea vary broad and con- ~ prehensivo term. It docs not mean

Advance Sprmxi

Opening y

Tuesday, February 2611;

New Dvese Goods,

New '1` rhnminga,

New Silks,

` New sam wrists,

New Coats,

‘New Skirts.

We cordially invite every lady to attend.

JAMES PATON' & C0.

tion, with Attorney General Pug~l»-y be- i

5/ie BANK OF NEW BRUNSWICK

pr- n..rlptt;2. ltr.-nr‘>o:».'r.».s~;1unrt:`\e HEAD OFFICE JOHN, N. B'

Capiia|.........$707.@ Reel and Undividcd Profits oyer . HIM”

t‘§lL"t.‘2.‘.¢'l-‘7.‘.::.;'t=:n:7%........,.1 Savings Bank Dgparimgnt

jiuuas MANCHESTER, . . . President. l R. B. Kxzssrn, . . _ General Manager.

H. S. PETHICK, Manager.

Charlottetown.

i-sd: uirttat

the better the advertising. No occupioo 1'- ""4 ‘ ”

. GREAT .

-ul S LA U G H T E R SALE

_0p_

n'rr are in- ct. sonic, aomlin has L » work, alill li\aL's the way irc w- rl i go-~. but it`sa consolation lr.

know tint. the | nina rhnt ca me Ihr- ug'. ,

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"‘“ S- S' Mi""" "‘“"d “°°"' Having decided to go out of the Imported Boot and Shot 35c, 5 bi for zoc. per lb 5c. Celery. Brsiuess I hereby oder' my ¢iil.li'¢ SZOCE Of

il"i.ZT.'l.iZ¥.";..`,§§°..i?I“,ll..'i?I‘§2X‘.¥ Boots. Shoes. Slippers. ttc.. at 20 to 53 I-3 per

cent Discount 1

”°’" “.‘;‘3"i‘."‘i°. The Whole Stock Must Be Sold

Sale For CASH Only

New Valencia (bungee for Mormalad I Ngagqdggn Appfgygl, agua,

llcentsa dozen at lieer k Goifr. 2-22413 _ _ _ ~ _ p QM opportunity to tiny Boots and Shoes less than

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Groceries

Can be had at ehorteet notice

when left with me. You can alavwet bargains in all kinda of FANCY or PLAIN DIQHHS, DYNNFR SET". CHAMBBI. SETS, GLASS SETS. HMM you need hay, nate and ieerl lor your horee, li eodeal with

D, i. HOOPER,

U G t SL ...rt:z.,:°° °'°"',

Seed me your rome; erdev

for Rubbers. I leldk

Kant Kreck

ll.a le Lee!

¢ L

Factory Prices.

VW" ..Ef.E]1.e]l.|.

lleemelcnily. Strikemerilhi.

~ l’ma"Siieei'°

Pladeferlhhl. Tmeleeeetdewnefday, Aalateve l’|aieeiee|ay.

° Alvmmdrvillllvlid

lereiajwermlydayerldlli.

' `,‘,',}"’$ “SILENT ’

PARLURS ` `

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led lie li ere veedfvllteniiitiiiiift Ph" Lew-an er.. r

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. (ml Lid Of Plays, TUESDAY-WHY Woman 5w_

VOICE 0|,

, THURSDAY-Fararss' wE,_,__ --

SATURDAY-Hnaars Anam- saroanav M A 'r -_'

Snauvs Ulaxxn. X N E E'

p ` OUR vAUD;vu.l.1c

JEIE -In a hundred New Pain.

dies.

FRANKLIN AND HlA’l‘1‘_

Character Chao e Arti ts sl and Danes re. ‘ S ' nge"

PIRARDAND wt-urn Mm.;

Exp. ru. -

MADAII FLOWE R~'i`h¢

Bronze llelba.

Ni ht Pri , <1

)ia'tttaeee°-?x;'aiad;: aisieaig. cum' Seats on aale Friday morning at

jamieenrre and l.ankia'e Drug S¢°m_

l= Turkeys For Sale

..?.‘§.’.£.f“,;‘:.“.‘l.‘°:.'.:,“r‘t°::.“;::::,‘. 1': mgmwin anade. i-or ful 9..

DAY ID REID,

PUIIIIDC Victoria Clog

II:9c;9X

Constipation

And bowel troubles to .fray cured. Not a harsh purgative dose, but a mild, healing strengthening tonic. ' ec anon 'neue e » no e»- una-peehe\¢aee,leeaueia|le|a|~ giemevhynal. Askhrae|epe£

ueeaeeud puma. Thelma-0| le\el7Gt.lIQel.ll¢.

For sale and Recommended bg

Apothecariee’ Hull, johnson Johnson, A. W. Rfdain. _l G. Jamieson, and in Summennde at Gourlle’e Drug Store.

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IF YUU WERE BUYINU

an automobile you would want the latest improved style. 0* as near as you could get to it for the money you had to spend. ‘

When offered a cheaply got

up car, you would sayr fl am afraid it will be too noisy and it won’t ride comfortably."

You would want smooth-

nessand noiselessness in all auto. Why don't you seek tt also in your carriage? T0 improve it you have only t0 put on Dunlop Solid Rubl>¢f Tiree. They will make ridl"K more comfortable-add to the good -appearance of Y°"' equipage-will etand any amount of wear -on ordinlfl' roads-will cost nothin! "' the end, because they Pai' f°‘ their ooet in the wear and iw they eave your rig. You een't put D“f‘|°P

pneumatic time on e eerrt¢8'°» but you can put °\1 D‘""°' Solid Rubber Tires. *"4 “"7 ere theaeat beet thing-

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