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of a sure. at last cured by 0larlze’s Kola Compound.

ltnrntfooliah to aavwaiheedleddollarafor lommbla¢\hlchtlunLswUl hey. 40°" lil 7*, tbaebiut wht tboeaaadaofpibeatiea an doing, evcyyr healdmldagthurbdtih ‘l‘beyll\_

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banana verse ea°b *

tevenaee, of Ora°¢¢Vm°» ola Cempeeaddlgali W0

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d' urd week I gre call?

cared. lt is now ov!!

not sul a sinalqll-

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OmnpMlm CWke;2$il\:“ :§r: isdgfot sf me na’ ci-anim at uwvhvwn C°~- Lhaeed, Tomaso, Canada-

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Jamieson‘s Chocolate

Cocoanut and

Moleisses

Kisses are the cheapest an cl best confectionery- _

‘For setleeit -

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Cough ! Cough! Cough! 'C Do not cough anv more but use a bottle of PUTTNEWS' EIllLSl0N the old established favorite remedy. Whether your cough is of long' stand- ing or from recentcold, PUTT- NEWS will do you good. lt will ; allay irritation, attack and-dispel the germs of pul- monary disease, tone up your system and help to cure you. Your ,doctor will tellyou so' _vourfneighbors will say so too Thousands have been cured by it.

Be sure you get Puttner’s

:the original and best Emulsion

Of all drugg`s’s and deal-

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all our local ~

én independent Ltéufnhl. \\UU`*mm¢“°d “nd e .

arless_ aiming t0 ner, impartial, Reliable. N0\NU!»

J seeking at all times to further the best il\\¢l’¢9\3 of

mg people, and recognised therefore as

'rue P¢os>1°’~ P*P°"`°

Pubughai gig; gQees, New Prowae Block,

North side goetncgmce, at the following rates.

glflgdlldgnlgdilngon. 'daily (except Sunday) §'2‘ii.'i-iiv3°{i‘§~°'1§'<iiii6h ` `<`vv*¢<i.`° s' 'sat-) ref I

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.8 25

eggfiysgdibggvvgfdbwdlyl P" year $1-25 n advanoe...,,,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$l-00

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hushed t th followi places

eyiliveeretgxehldcreizpttaions may.he prid, newixlurniaib gd, advertising, job work and other business ra e<l:-

t nsact _ , Sumrnerside, Currie s Bookstore-{. B. C. Baker

Manager

Alherton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttari,

Agent.

Swrig East, Telephone oflice-P. G.: Seaman,

A t.

E. s. Mcgciilzan Y. J. P. Hoon.

Editor. Business Manager.

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Canadian press are unable to pay for a re- IN

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_ TBI GUARDIAN,

and cheaper telegraph service than at pre-P sent. Ha also urged the importance of a direct,Goverument owned cable to conv- neet Canada and Great Britain, which would give ua access to the news prepared rthe Canadian market. At present the

lar cable service and we are compel ei

to take what is prepared for the United States prom, which is often a dis oet~d and not unfrequsntly a hostiis version of _ the news of the day.

telegraph service were brought up by Mr. __ Hackett. This elicited a' reply from Sir Lsuisnsvies in which he reiterated ms.

former statement that the Auglo-A|neri- cm Company have no monopoly, and he added that everything was being done by the Government that could be done to re- lieve the Island from the ex' ortionate charges now being levied.

| ‘ ` '

MONDAY MARCH ll, 1931.

GOVERMENI' 'I`.BLEGRAPl-IS.

On t-he Bfth instant the Pacilic Cable

was before the Hausa of Co mmons os a motion of Hon. Mr. Mulock to amend the

terms authorized bythe Dominion Par _ liament in 1899. It may be remembered

that by the terms first arranged t he

Dominion wis to bscoma ans Jverable for

tive-eighteenthscf £1,795,0J0,theestimated

cost ofacnble to connect Cin rin. with

Australia, to be owned and controlled by the Governments of Great Rrltain, Cana- Auetralls. Some changes in the . cost growing out of the advanced price o ff

material, and the adoption of a larger ceutml copper core, will itis thought , bring the cost of the proposed cable up to _ £2,000,000, and to this we are now com- mitteed, paying Hve eighteenth parts.

'rss British Govemuisut really nudes- _ @ take the entire cost, Australia and Canada becoming answerable to the Mother Country _ for their respective shares. The contract for the construction has been already let, the cable to be constructed, laid and in operal ion by 31st December

1902.

When it is remembered that this will be

at Government line, and that in both Bri-

tain and Australia the land telegraphs are already owned by the Governments' of those countries, it will be seen that the

question of Government ownership of the tel`egraph"lines in Ca.nada._ very naturally came somewhat within ,niepale at the discussion; Mr. Mnlocki did not indeed

disclose the Government policy in that re- gard, but said nothing to imply that the purchase of the land lines in Canada might not yet be undertaken. Otherwise those who spoke _of this proposition, whe- ther on the Ministerial or' Opposition side, appear to have taken a most favorable view. Among the latter was Mr. W.F.Mc- Lean of the Toronto World, who was re- cently in thc running for the Opposition leadership. He pointed out that the

ownership of the land lines was necessary

_ _to the successful operation of the cable,

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Printing ~

Th<§hest class of work may be ex-

pecte if you will kindly favor the un- dersigned with your orders for Job printing. ‘

Over 18 years experience-for

the last 9 years as Business Mana- ger with the Examiner Publishing Company.

Modern ntyge, with modern presses

economics y nven. ‘

_ Personal atttention tod every order~ as man roo sas you esire.

If-yolrx pwant something unusually

nice I would like to take your order- Next door to youbyteiephone. Call

me up. Telephone No. 189.

Archibald Irwin

a

Publisher P E. Island Magazine, Rich-

mend St. eWst, Charlottetown-

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were ever sent out by any studio.

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..“le.w .i.Z.1..’l... °‘ _ KABILLOSare an oval Nvlth d wreath t l -

_ ‘ ~ lag J;-illthe doug. ' n

LITTLE BOBS are a panel porn-aitllkc thelrnamesake

small, but immensely popular. They one $2.50 the dozen.

g .A.dogen_nf therofthese

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and strongly urged that the land' lines should be “nationa1ised.”

Mr. MacLean argued that the land tel-

egraphs could be operated at small cost in connection with the post ofllce, and that in due time every little village in Ganada 7- ` _ C if if “"3” * is

would have telephone, telegraph and post 8 s a s `

oilice all in one building. The result of cheapening of the telegraph rates -which _' » f _

ii ' a is be t ' . _-' - A .$335. .`f.°`l...._..§.'l§'.§"IZ. lil? 22.3? M°°°="s °‘ '"° E'°°'°" °fE°=°

' Queens. will he held at the following \

press mai; would use the wires instead of phcegvmd _“mem to which the up

6 . . .

ma very largely in their ordinary

correspondence. Hefgave his opinion that Wdnesdly, Mitch 6th, at Pownal,

_ the purchase of all the telegraph lines at 7"0’clock p.m. ` ' ` _

mid beeirecnid its cost of ss,ooo,ooo, and Fridey. March Sf-lv. at _Lake Ven’-o»

A with out any burden to the tax-payer we ‘t 7 °’-°1°°k P4"

could in this way obtain a much better A gsm”-hy'-.5 .1-‘ch 9th’ ‘t ‘Gund

-_ - ~ View, 562 of°i°°k pm. _

1- s fn-_ Q- , _Herbertal-7c’olookp.|n. V `

H Urle_Aeidle_the blood. _ ' Unlseelthfykidneysarothe

cause o the scid bein “ (here. Ifthe kidneyaactes' ` 1

eatbey should th would; .

etreia 09* `

than wouldnt oeeur.__Rheu-

mation; is a ‘Kidney Dia-

eaee. Dodd’e Kidney Pilh"' save nadeagreatpart of ~

ear reputation curing' ` ~

thea_'a.u of_thosem;'nr'l'ul e . °i\°°fl°¥‘ na e _ aching jogtls. There le. _ _

betioneaureway-» ‘

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' 17riday,‘ March f 15th,

_ Xonday, March 18th, It 'Belle

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Premier Murray in his budget speech in

the N ova Scotis Lsglsla ure announced ` that therevenue of the Province for the past year was $l.0l4,l2‘3, this being the first time it had passed the million dollar

mark. The expenditure was $937,261, leaving the handsome surplus of $75,861. The revenue of the Province is largely de- rived fram mining' royalties, the produc- tiveness of which depends mainly upon

the output of the mines, which are yieltf- y ing more largely than ever before. N cvs

S-.~o‘.ia is now one of the in ~st fortunately conditioned Provinces financially, not-

nnlon with great reluctance. i

_~ ---I~_- 1- fy. _.A-___T’-._.'___-f -"3

that it is beneatlala m];n’s digs to tron ' ~

feel? nbdut rs

snort

and any

cave vanity to

made a

A

not only

times neatly “ but also clean le so in e of man who is

the man that sue-

The man who

not care a r

about his dressfvtdglée l

flee is rendered unsightly by pimples, hlotches and eruptions, whose complexion is sallow, whose eyes are heavy, whose shoulders are bent and whose can' is slouchy, _does not succeed, either in busi- ness or in social life. A. man like that should be sentenced to live for thirty days _ in a room where all the walls were mirrors. He would then get sick of his own nnwholé- I someness, just as other people do. Such a _ nmn should have an honest rotrnit that did not Hatter him always befgre his eyes. It only costs a tnde' fora memto dtesswell, and it costs still lessfor him to keep clean, wholesome and healthy in a wa . l When a man’s stomach is and -his dd- gestion is right, his blood will be are end. . rich and he will be wholesome and? healthy physically. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery makes a man right in everyway ' by making his stomach, liver and digestion right. It gives him a. hearty appetite and facilitates the assimilation of the life-giv- ing elements of the food. It drives out all impurities from the blood. It is the great blood-maker and Hesh-builder. i It does not lf bpxld ilabby desi; or mag corpnlient peo- p e more co u ent. onest ruggists

don’t advise gtlibstitntes.

“I was tired a!l the time," writes J. Edward

Davis, (care of Geo. F. Lasher). 147 No. :oth St Phila eiplua, Pa ‘° In the mornin I felt as

if-fhad neversildepthnndwastoo lan ildtoeat; I was troubled pirnples. boils. head, backache and hollow cheek. At one time I

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wmeoi'yourpimples?”’

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posing Candidate is invitec'°+

_ Tleadqgfharob l2r.b, at Hosni

Portrait

is n.. .mm time dawn.-sion the nn-“card and sm-rounded by aBlack Border also the Ro all

o _ _ | y `_

sent disabilities ot the island in regard to ' » l

withstanding the fact that she entered the 14% ,,

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_#Some menhavetaneiilea A

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'W -'*'.l‘.‘T-"¢'

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Every purchaser of lb.. tin of Deatborn’s

Blend Codec, (Price 40c) will be presented with ag-Fine

Portrait of the Late Queen Victoria, on heavy

Coat of Arms emboned in Gold, and a short table of ne

portant events during Her -Life. _I

_ pig, if

f gl* 'tiili' »

Last week we cleared out a good many short lengths of

carpet. We have still. a few left, the prachcal housewife will not let this opportunity pass. A

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PATON & G()’S

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f20§ yds Brnssel sold for _ $1 20 now 85ci

best brnssels in blue ground _ 1 25 ",‘ 8.8¢:

sa ¢s_ ee ' __ H (K " ‘_‘ brown and olivegronnd 1_,_35__ “

C( '

1815

13 H

ii- 5 g

a. _ll _ _sc at it

v‘ i

itrapestrys _ i

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20 yds brown & cream ground sold' for 85c now

20% green ia' ¢.H ¢. _u 95 j-we 855#

blue “ T" 65 ".‘ _50c'

36_ “ “ *red “ *‘ ' 68 “ 55c

2]; red ' “ °‘ 85 1“ 550" 24

65c_

_ f"' _ A" 8. ‘ brown small pattlrn 1.'(l(;l"i L_ “

~' Ends _

, .

9 _yds red. fand.-_ brown _sold for 85c_'

L 81' “' _créauii-.‘.‘ salmon _ “ “ - _ 95c_

f1l0w65_c_.

now=:~68_ei

6 iydS'sr@¢n'» Y s°ldi'fm° v6=r*>.'_ 14: fyds* green and jbrownl _-sold for V `-80'e` now.;60c__:_ 5 yds brown 5 sold for” 1 68c now-=50c_§ 12; yds fawn and green solddfor 8.‘;'~c‘_ .75 yds brussel .spldior i 1.55 now 90c Come at once and get lirst choice. ' _ _ _ _ _

' V, _ '.- _ ~_ ~. ‘ . _effu- . g X

.Bums-

prices.

‘li "‘ A “ l’)l°(-liwil ` “' :“i<; “85f'~’.?“‘ 40

I 165 Yds. f'S<>l'1 for ~ 55°sv’ffw*“4%i

l " ~ ' stw;atcs-five’

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HATTIE &

Ends cl' carpet Tapestry and Brussels at JAMES :Eg

15 best “ light ground 1155 now 1 l0_ A " ' """"`

I _A _ _[__ 1»*'°;'fQ_1uenst.

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f .':......°“» h0\lse_

had twenty-eight boils on my back. I was - ' ’ 1 ` ,_ ` ’ " `

very despondent rind' thought nothing would _ Q1;-, _ -

' cure me. Then I. commenced to take Dr. _ -_ _ i~l.H-2'! _ _ = 5 V-_qi .Pieree’sGolden Medical Discovery. This medi~ ` ` ' " ` ` ` " ` ` " ` " ' » ` ' 7 _ eine, together with Dr. Pieree's Pellets, cured V _ V ~ ~ _ _ .

nie. Folks now say: Hello. Ed! What’e be- ‘ '

assesses

KIMBERLEY

MMVHR Nt. 3

This is the Barker Collar f0rUH¢

.with a» pal-or aaylether rio, ~»;-Its a comparatively mv eollai-_ Q »r trim, stylish eed@0mio|` iiehle.‘ - "

3 stbhxw

Roads |ocloc_kp.m._ _ _ -

Stewart, at 2 <.’.eloek<~.p.\a_ _

_ Monday. March 18th, at’Eldoe, 2o’olock_&g_i_.__ _ _ __ _

at 7 c’olock.§§ m.__, _ _ _ if _fy-=~y-uses#

..n. A. usunnvos

f~ Latin: cusiigns

Y* ' ' ~' 4.1..-'

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hww%§ums

made Thelohn o-fe...

"#1 .2 _ -if

oar_prxe°s are co1 the epleuim‘§iei"° hiyingivii’

__ $2.00. _2'.'25,f2.4o, secs sto 0=i¢,wl8l».<>».$l.25 1 1.*!n.-..|n_osazs. < 1-4 °‘!:P'3.!i21>.~re.»#1.25. s2;2s.._f e ‘- l ~‘

: .mill &

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