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PRUGGIST

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GUARDIAN

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- Navigation is now practically open. Between Charlottetown and Picton

the movements of the winter steam-

nre r6D0rted clear of ice with the ex- ,ceptlon of the usual "barrier" across the entrance to the latter. This bar- rier broken up, navigation will be open to the summer steamers.

The Marine Department informs us

that it is the intention to send the Minto to Summerside early next week to render "first aid" by breaking up the ice at the entrance to the har-

oi only a few days until the Ern- press will be able to take up the work and the probability is that she will do so at an earlier date than for many years.

In the meantime, however, should

tile Minto be required to move any emergency freight, it should be pos-

sible for the Earl Grey to make daily round trips on. the Charlottetown-

Pictou route, Indeed there can be noi

good reason why this should not be

are plying under what are practical-

lmmd that the trams astwdwohsr- °

lottetown and Picton both -in pro- I

. er

duce outward and in merchandise ln- ward is the largest in the history of W

this port. The warehouses are full of freight waiting to be ,moved and D those at Pictou full ol goods for which the merchants are waiting. Point du Chene and Sunsnsrside are also, doubtless, filled with freight that needs earliest possible atteu- h tion. The steamers are both making their trips in about three hours, the b time usually occupied in summer, and n

it is diillcult to see `why, when the no

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si- :ge ’s ’ isiiiiliii .giéssgfi +‘ iigééiféfif. ésétféél. _ “till

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th t. W h that ith h Person and tend to make las trolls

on ivlscoiil “rod sdblletailwlisrsiial oo tho food Why le thier prices ‘

ly summer conditions We are in- W

olitical csrser. ,

I am, sir, etc.,

PENBIONER.

PROTECT THE WILD LIFE.

-l ments of the public but although this

Sir--We read much about the in- well a in line

. p y g has been in opera-

uman slaughter of wild birds, ani- tion for some years now, no change mais, and iish by "Pot Hunters, , ut very little is said about the gun- » Why is it that a section of the Is- ers and anglers who often call them land. second to none of the others in lves sportsmen. There are gunners point of population and trslllc, nd anglers whose conscience is should not have-as good a train sr-

need is so great, so much time should appeased even though they kill hun- ra'ngemeut as the other parts ol th

mmjvthani

r “tk iles

ogg, the requirements g dog! trons. A failure to

sity, and il tiisy tainly detrimental to

nsidsrstion for the ‘Vetarlns" oi Another matter which is inclpli- 5 anads you may see your way clear C8510 ll Wil! ihwvcvllllillths Bouth 5 2 soo . _

‘pany or

, patronage must

the term) to some

of the year. If two trains s day were operating on the Murray H". bor line, for the busy season "gm it would show that some eflort was being made to cater to the require-

" has been made.~ Why is this?

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be w“¢¢,d_ dreds, provided their shooting and Province? _ `~

Should the Mlnto be required at

inconvenience and extra cost oi mak- Bi

spared from this port and the Earl

Grey take up the full service here by ri

seas n. In using, I wish to ask why is it _',- ---- --»-

Bummuside' as in form” ymn' gecause they personally have assist that on many occnjom, an “mum \,4l.-vs_.,

ill U10 Polling of restrictive game cient number of passenger cars are

dered themselves exempt from such Southern line, the cars are crowded ‘ / L

trictions, that the restrictions ap to their utmost ca acit ` / ,_\,’g./t

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nd convincing to relieve ue pension ern part of the Province have but $ ' $

of a salary or rather s pension 02° "Dill B dl! U10 year round and ; in the dey of battle political it that other sections of the Province

lll he an set to which you can look have two and sometimes three trains

as one of the good acts of your a day either for the whole or a part

angling is done in the open o cl _ ' ,,_..; v 'I J ' d ° k V _ , 5 ws It would seem as ir they con put on many lines, sgpaeially on 9,, \ / ' " ~

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there is no good roalon. except the la . ' V \

0 _ PW ° D y and Deopl , ‘

:ik 1,23; 33",; plied to zhsother fallow. but not to have, even, to stand ln the aisles ami "',‘ ` = 1 `

' them. between the cars at times? Are the `=\-`._;‘,,l\ - / j _=_,

I am told that hundreds oi part lassengers not entitled to a goat in : -,'- ~ dge were shot during the open sea l car when they pay their fare? If '

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making d,-my ,.o,md,t,.,p._ son 1911, and put in cold storage _Qt why not? . v / f i _. _` ~qS{\

Several members ol the British cab- '

he letting of the Imperial wireless contract. The Admiralty and Post Office departments recognizing the' importance of having the Empire con-

» nected up by means oi wireless tele-

Ds graphy, the government advertised _ for tenders for the erection and main-

HAVE US EXAMINE _ 1

o lr eyes and tell you if`you require , las ses We test. by the best method l nd flt glasses to suit each special

asa. ff

G ll. TAYLOR

Jeweler & flnt-clan p

Sew also -:foolish uoll-:l'. I

P _Wish HONBOUUQUETTE. Mgr. a

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oi-ll;`I)°istansr:e Elloleglrlildhtigi il‘1N:il°‘i'o;lli1s cul lsr: Ul~i'».xl»sl...n:o SYDNEY. N. S

Isaacs and Mr. Samuel took the op-, Y `“ Y 0° W9 ¢I`1Bl. and 1;

'Q portunity of denying explicitly that in its interests they are bound to Will ful' excel the commercial value

0 they had any connection, directly or'show special, -and rigorous delicacy in 01 wud °"°3t“r¢5 kill” and 111550 “H0

indirectly with the ailairs of thelevery transaction in which the gov- M' in B d°°°d°' H°w mn this be

Mal-cqni Company, and their dlsavow~'el-nment and Private enterprises ap- i

Go to

enance of stations at various points. t is an enormous undertaking involv-

1 was accepted by _the House. Sir

John wh¢at|¢y Rufus went so for as to declare that

Wm McPhee {[.lm Avenue h

For

C A M E R 0 N ’ S llome-Made Bread

' Farm For ‘Sale

nt Hallllolly sinlioll colltninil g 37 I-2 acres. 25 acres cleared about xo acres plollgilwl and lllallllrcd,l>a1- alice ready for plough. 12 r :acres covered willl rails and soft wood. House and barn rebuilt last year. Warm sllug llollse. Large barll.\','eil at door, never falling spring ill rear of farm. One of the nicest farms in Eastern Kings Co. Price $800.00 cash. Half mile from Harlllouv_ station. Apply to -

his brother, personal or otherwise on the subject of the contract. The s lect committee has been sitting for many months and the revelations had not been of a very startling df!-

smptlon, although several of the borrowed by his oootiouluz to be a technical witnesses did admit under' member, but Mr. Asquith declined to

cross-examination that they favored accept his resignation; and Sir Rufus marks and in

quirics re rdi th

one ol the competing systems. Oneglsaacs is believed to have lost his ti ga ng ° dr two of the journalists responsible chance of promotion to the Lord I _ _ for publishing the allegations reflect-6 Chief Justioeohln. voooot by the re- *N 1"-*Ul'°°d° 01 thi! Province and I

down in examination and admitted: they had no ground other than Dame

Rumor for their reflections. l

What the English papers merely'

hinted nt, viz., that Sir Rufus had- been trafficking in Marconi stock, the' Paris Matin boldly asserted as ai

fact, and forthwith the Attorney-Gen-I el-al sued it ior libel. Rather than.

risk the substantiation of its charges! in the courts, the Matin withdrew' them, apologized, and agreed to pay

the costs of the action. I Now for the sequel. Sir Rufus was

called as a witness hy the select com- mittee the other day, and admitted

in cross-examination that,he did buy

Bnlrlsl-1 GOVERNMENT scarlnal. l*

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-1-'ff:-'-f--'-A-A-=*-1'--'--'--‘ff--e--'¢-‘--e-‘-=--'-'-'-‘-'Q gheir table this wing", 3150 that G B N ‘ “N3 *-1 'X _f

10,000 shares or the Amer-loan Mar- A

MET!-IODIB

Master ol nllhshh, chlsl Liberal Qi; "ot°h“:;':"‘°bu;“,‘§§: ‘ T Whip' having "°°°iv°d “th” "lp" 'mm birdsgand kabbits were hot all killed atphiit géidetlklggiltinlgdagdymalizhaii his brother, the managing-director of by "pol: hunters," but by sportsmen

the British company. This admission as

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undreds of pairs of rabbits are at V 6)” ‘ill il' "‘ 94 present in cold storage for fox food. '”**'-*_ `~ I ' `

hat certain parties had them ot ' I am si ` 'K i

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James Paloni & C0

has come as 3 bombsheu to the Lib-_ lers can resist the temptation toklll eral party, and The Nation, edited 3° long M the birds and mb come iby Mr. W. H. Massingham, the most powerful of the Liberal reviews, thus tic ll'lB°l1lll9 Zlllls, are _wc not forget- lnnimadvens on the admission: ting the cheap five dollar guns, that

ng millions, and enero were inet; "We are bound to record our view L” hree competitors in the running, the'that a grievous error of judgment 3

best known being the Marconi Com-iwas committed when Sir Rufus Isaacs ers? If we are-restricting the one,

' »' contract, and almost lmms<liaeely`lesders have to consider not only

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hihildiin thgribdollad Hnbtbiliialsoigixsinl;ililzhbstssdniztexiiliiienill "`1‘thei; liiivetl.: Phe" mu share ‘md hav” always done Crooked in the deal, The matter wgg'reckon with malice and uncharitahle-

discussed in parliament, and the Pre-guess. and that in itself should ho b g ll me" has mier, Mr. Asquith, agreed to the ap- a warning to choose thai th demonstrated that if the unbounded poirltment of a select committee to

r pa with 81 l

` 1 _ B t’ b v n_ th - aughter now prevai ing remains un-

lvestigute the allegations Sir Ruflls lilfarvlbpltoolbiztlltihéir thelinsellv; etlrat desi? checked’ the un" is not mr distant

ocrac is consta tl W

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any. the managing director olwhiehitouohed a shore in a Marconi von- ggzalscfgz °*g°‘;;e:‘;l““uY»“ “°‘ “1°"°

ts al brother of RuiusGIsaacl;, th(¢;|'t;grehr;;ld(;¢K;eian;e\:lecl1ed t:(l:l;x;l;a;1ctioil; I have 58.5 boys and even men lri lan young orney- enera , an - H

relative of Mr. Herbert Samuel, hardly a'n°§ed in this matter, and we the wharves, and when asked why

Postmaster General, recognized to be _ "Sed D0t thefefofe di5¢“BB UNB UAV' they km” them w°“m Bay “I “m

ug Srlirt ‘-nm if Rooms. t _

he best financier on the front bench elif- Of all ill\Dll¢llil0l1S Oll the wlldllct 3

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The Marconi Company obtained the Of R Public mall. BUY- Olll' P01"-lcll bm. or un 0 B aug “er o

proach each other as buyer and sell- enlorce them. .

8 had had no communication with The opposition ha” "nd fm, a the protection of_our wild life to the

long?-not many. _ While we have prohibited automa-

the hands of boys, slaughter thou-

ands of our most useful and valu- ble song birds and insect destroy-

ome years ago, shoot. sea gulls from

st practising"; others would say

irds has not always been, is not al- sys now, and will not always be.a "pot hunter." Sportsman are doing

lt.

Wm. T. Hornaday in his latest ook “Our vanishin w d

hen the annual loss of crops, due o the increase of destructive insects

emedied? Our game laws will fail so ong as the public sentiment fails to

Can we longer consistently leave

‘at 7.30. Students and strangers cor- dially welcome.

Grace Church-Rev J Heane at

day School and Bible Class at 2.80. A cordial invitation is extended strangers and college students.

RRESBYTERIAN

St. James’ Presbyterian.-Rev. T.

F. Fullerton at 11 a.m. and at 7 P. nl. Strangers and college students

Sunday School at 2.80.

New Zion-Morning prayer meeting

at ten a.m., Rev. G. C. Taylor at eleven s.. m. and seven p. m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial invitation is oilersd strang- ers and college students.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

Central Christian.-Rev. J .F. Floyd

at 11 and 7. Sunday School and

y a p ln seats free.

College students and stran ers a

BAPTIST.

2.30 with "Loyalists" class oi.adults

» . . y

11 an-.i Rev. T. Marshal-1 at 7. Sun-,

are cordially invited to all services.i

~..--, _ li n Y o_ }

J?/5 lthough it is the close season, there , \- ' x ~’ _ ‘ _ _ _ | is nothing to prevent this in the: `

. S s \ ` inet ore expevlencinlz the dlsodvon-,foul COHIPBIIY and U‘l\DBf°l’f°d 1.000 Act. Bea gulls and other birds are

,V .» tk 2 o tuze of touching pitch, having become shares each to Mr. Lloyd George, shot for the same purpose.

1 ` V ' _l involved in a serious scandal over Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the T119 ll~V°l`B8° lP°l`f-lm!!! W°\lld 1003 ‘

Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer meeting 8 L,td,, wedhesds t ll . . All

or 8 n fa 8'? Managers, P. E. giegliuy imed M “tend H er S. M. lllCliS, Agent at Summerside.

Baptist church-asv. z. 1.. rash s"__! __--Ll ' _ -_ . -P . _ _L_

at 11 and at 7. Sunday School at '

wen' How many gunna" and ‘mr Prayer service on Wednesday evening tim-1-I " " » "*"1”" ' , "“'*%‘

If Women had Votes

they would certainly advocate a measure compelling every man having others dependent upon him to pro- tect them by means of adequate Life Insurance and it is absolutely certain they would 'advocate the Great-West Life Policy,as it gives the most protection for the least money, and pays the highest dividends to policyholders. -

Full particulars of policies on request.

llead Olfice-Winnipeg Branch Office-Charlottetown.

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cabinet: if the Premier considered the

day to discuss the whole matter in n the House of Commons; Mr. Lloyd ri George oilered to resign from the birds Blld 35117

' I am, sir, etc.,

ish and Game Association? Have one of the rest of our people a ght or interest: in protecting the

of this Church

ALBERT MORRISON.

<_._____ P. E. I. R. TIMETABLE.

government would in any way be em-

me table on the P. E. 1. Railway. have -travelled, to some extent, on

ing upon Sir Rufus Isaacs broke signation of Lord Alverstonc. to “m °°“vi”°°d that U" um” f°°bl°»“°

~ iti t

which the Attorney-General has a anznzeggnzgngeax ft:,fltg_°n°“l tram prescriptive right.

the Marconi Company have now re- "°9d°¥ “nd 3°»¢\ll`dB¥. 0ll0 hw but pudiated their contract with the €w° ‘mum and 8' ha" in Oh°'1°"'°'

own, that is providing the inward-

government, and a lawsuit is the con- bong morning "am in on um, 'meh sequence. Altogether Sir #Rufus Isaacs is the exception and not the rule.

must be very well convinced by now “ble °n guards" m°" p°°pl° ph”

tl' lull tll t d tl!

that ¢\1°“Bl‘ 0 l°WY°" U1” M lm" B gy ozlidsr dgy iii theaweekiybu an on

have hall a dozen irons ln the ers, Infact: fgwtmroolslo am avail thom-

se v o s a vas ge ecauee one

all bringing grist to his mill, there is would not lm" mmdent um' in one thing he cannot do with impun- Charlottotowm on the day. above ity. namely. dobble on the stock ex- mentioned, by the time one walks. change while a member of the gov- ll’0m UIC lffl¢i0ll t0 N10 \>\lIlll°ll Plft ,,r,,m,,,,t_ ofthe town and has dinner it is

time to board the train again. In

.- -:_-_ . :::_'_-_-_-ex-_-_-_-e_-,-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-_ _-_-.-_-_-;;,--an , _-;;_

many instances, _when the train is

Sir:-Permit me to makeaiew re-

On the Western line, on every al-,

To complicate matters still further, terlllltc day, namely: Monday, Wed-.

A. CURRIE & CO

cr MATTI-Il£¥V & MCLEAN

, Sour is If J

NOTES.

Among the inquiries for farm prop-

erty in Prince Edward Island receiv-

probation. The ministry on P. E. Is-

free masses, glebe-houses, personages it

late, the time for dinner even il na-

the clergy, will meet with general ap- t muy "ry b,.M_ ’ ’

The more trsiilc on a railway line

land are indeed not badly on, with the better for the company operating,

so that even from the oint of 1

~ -__-

' 3-l8Mtus8iEf4;

» 5‘Lacss.~Onc of the most import- ant tllfngs about the spring and _-summer styles is the use ol lace, it is 'tiled on everything. If you want something original and chic, why .gust come to Paton’s for it. We have laces of all descriptions to suit the mon particular. Laces from gay "Paris, from Germany and from Eng- land. “The best laces from the best, places," Paton's. , 8-2'lMti.-

-'colored au-overs ln -plain ood.

Persian eilects 81.85 to $2.76 PGI' yd. Paton, a-amll.

there

Felt

ed by the Publicity Agent is one from Peshawur, India. This serves to show that the Island Province is steadily becoming better known abroad. There are also a good many local inquiries for the farm pamphlet recently issued, the applications com- ing in personally and by mail.

INCOME TAX.

The Hon. the Premier o'f P. E. Is-

land:

Sir:-I am sure your determination

to abolish the Income Tax, on Cleri- cal Salaries, I mean the salaries of

mercantile privileges denied to the laityi on the one hand bank reports generally contain a goodly array of ministerial names among their lists oi shareholders; yet we grant the need oi all these financial and other similar advantages to our ministry, On the other hand we know that the demands on their assistance, advice, “ll P°¢“lll8l‘! holv are ceaseless and unending; their outlay on books a necessity in this present critical age, if they would lead their docks and not be more followers; therefore we entirely subscribe to your determine. tion to relieve our clergy of a salary' abatement ofthe Income Tax. But may I call our honor'

pensioners for many _years gong

salaries s superannuation tes casual-

ly, indeed monthly. s petcestapl rslrlls from Q to 1| r¢r'sest tae

and other dwelling places, and many of

lk .-»w*@»`

1:1! you d0n't care for a dentifrlce powder iorm try Rsxall Pearl

Tooth Posts, a rich rose colored

sam that cleans the teeth

er , , pene- trstss the 'crevlces and does not in-

put up in a collapsible tube with sanitary opening and is one or the most popular on the market. Price

Slic.

s attsn- '

tio to mother dseervlngclass, _tha psnlhioners of P. E. Illsnd. These EF,

Osnads at salaries nsvnf too usp- _“_ sive, and contributed ostol tapes,

The MacKinnon Drug Oo., Cor-

Great Georgeand Kent 5%

.lure artificial plates. This paste war

8|’

,p viewl advantage to tllecoinpany, not to,lBinks, respectfully.

_ture is eo sash box. lla

St. Psul's-Rector Rev. T. W. Mur- phy. Services at 11 and 7. Sunday, School and Bible Class at 2.30 p.m.

st. Peters cathedral.-Holy com-`

munion at 8 and 11 a.m. Matins 10.15. Evening service at 7 p.m. Chlldren’s Catechism at 2.30 p.m.

SALVATION ARMY. I

Sunday services at 11 3 and 7 30

cars were burned. No one was hurt.

A HELPING THITMB.

"1 see," sold Bloks, the chleagoi

butcher, to his son,_"that this man *Kubelik, tha fiddler, has insured his hands ior £10,000. Only ten thous- .and-and two hands at that. Why, I ‘got one thumb thdt's put you and'y'r brother through school, and kep‘ y’r ,mother in swell elo’es l'r twenty years. an' it's still good for ten thou'- before 1' die."

“Which thumb, Dad?" asked young

"Right -thumb-the one I press

down on the scale with the meat," said Binks, proudly. “It never weighs less'n a pound, an' I-ll bet I've sold it twenty thousand times since I been in th' business. An' I never insured it at that." '

_-ass-_-i_, ,

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. _

it Take LAXATIVE 'BROHO Qumins ` Tablets. Dnlggtsts refund mono! if it

in church auditorium. A cordial wel- i ‘ SW” C“"“‘1“

coma 'ls ssts;l;;lL;;Al;l the servleen I 5’ V 2' .In

New Paid

During lolz the new pail

ions year by over $3,030,000 amounts to $l44,877.97o.

This is the first Canadian

$rco,ooo,oo Assurances on the

p.m. Week night service-Monday, W R Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at‘ * 0 B h ch’

-- ll s access llssnaslm ' °°

e ranc town.

8 p.m. K. S. ROGERS, Charlottetown g S cial

- » Agents

BURNED CARS. V

amounted ta $r5, 512, 339 exceeding the business of the prev-

Li/e Features

For Policies

The tolul assnran‘e now in force

Comprny to carry upwards of

for policies in the Canada Life

lives of Canadian Citizens.

Manager P. E. l.

--- i-'-1 I _ _l' f ‘

, BRIDGETOWN, March as-on the 5" f iifi _

and his "mud ML Lloyd Geo,-ga Again, as excursion tickets are avail-_ D. A. R. last night near Round Hill

Station h

t e freight train struck s. 9 _' '

' washout and 14 cars went into a hole. I I S t e

t on oc- ‘A car of gasoline ignited and .six

dozen things at the same time, and count of the present train arrange-

Roofing You Want

Carpenter-Morton roofing

is used on hundreds of in- dustrial plants, on all kinds of buildings and on every farm. It is fully guaranteed to ~ withstand all weather tests under all conditions, better than shingles, slate ,and tar paper or any other kind of roofing yon have ever used.

The man who used Carpente

it Fennel) di

tailsto cure. . EN. GBOVJIYS slum-

'. e ea -e _ _ fr

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