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Ilavc You Ever

L' mu got up with n lidxil/‘gnridiii houdarino and a~ 1,5,1 tusfo in your mouth, the clhlyuwja il'i‘ your liver nr-‘vrls crummy. One 0f the easiest ‘Wm, H, get. it into shape is hsiil‘ two tezispoonfuls of hm,- Szilivo into a half u glass uf cold wafer and swzil- ulf an hour before

‘ 'l ,li glltiilii . The result will bu. a Nun I izicuuur-li and an

Perislar Liver Salive

1551.11] in two slzvs 30c. and 59¢. iiiiil we recommend it in every respect.

ll. A. Foster

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE we carry Pratt‘8 Animal Remedies.

‘ ~4~o4o~¢ §vo-§§v~

In Ctase oi Colic

vo your borne Dnlwoodbury’:

one Linirnont internally-and oi the aanio time, build up the general hoalth and di eition of the horoowrith Dr. J. oodbury’: Condition Powders.

Colic in a horse comes frornthe larno cause as colic In a baby- acute lndigeriio .

THE cEiiraKL calamari

m’ GUARDIAN.

CHOICE

_aiid chocolates, all fresh stock iii

W. '1‘. Wellnefs, Queen ‘Street. ‘Muylllli

QHURCH OF SOOTLANQ-Rov. James McDougall will preach on Sabbath at Argyle at 10.30 DcSublg 3. Hampton ‘I p. m.

‘m: LATEgT-VICTOR Records ISIOW in at. W. '1‘. Wellriers, Queen

t. . Marian

TROUBSEAU LINGERIE" __ Prospective brides have not been i fm-irotten at Pa.ton's Ltd. June

brides‘ can get the loveliest" under- ihings imaginable here. '1 here are the imost fasclnatingpiegeg and the

These remedies tend u the stomach, regulate the bowe a and kidneys, help the mcfreation and noon put the ani in tho best pouiblo condition.

r‘. qLWOODBURYS

9rscvllinimc__nt An 7Qnqjition Powder

used whenever an animal la troubled with CouFInCold, Diatcm er, Glands" Splint, Lurb, Spaviri. racked Hool Lnlurprmonf, Cut. Sore. Bunch. Fever. these two reliable remedies will give prompt reliel and change the nick, lame animal into a vigorous. healthy one.

Keep thoao standard proparationa always la your in caao oldohaou or acci ant.

Sold l9 Dnlufrir and Gensfl 5Com Prepared by

Illllll, TIOIIITOII l C0. I-IIITBI) y. COOKOHIIII. CUB. Ill

OOOGO-OO-OQO

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements under rertion. when lull

ed "each retina-hum to oo

oo oo coins to our oar-e to be forwarded. to colt to covar- cage, st

loco oodll I». olowo

oolt llult no

this bonding. lo. per word for each in-

five

it"... dvechgurol (u $1.0m OEDII!) lll advertise-

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I ma. “diddodfdfi ::::..i~.:'.~.r.......:.a'"'""~"" AGENTS WANTED FOR SALE

ID 00M}!!!- Stock. Com- iets stock including exclusive nos. s cciuiiy hardy. grown only by us, id by our agents. Eleg- ant. frco samples. Write now to Dominion Nurseries. Montreal.

MALE HELP \VANTED

\\'()l'll(.. ON

\\'ANTI-1It—.\I.-\N ’[‘().. Alden Mons.

iurm. Tllllil wages, lii-uaiiiy [in]

\\'i\ NTl“.ll—.\'l‘ llv l i

for niizltt IIIPHRPII‘

ui-i. i'\- nionully grind oppor-

limit)‘ 1o ll'ill'il npuriitlnix. K795434131.

.__ WAN’I'I'JII—JOII 515p’, uncierstuiiils Plato-n ‘Nirl- “r \‘.‘I'll.l‘., News Lllillli-il, . iiiliorst. N. S

UNI-l _.\\'Il0 Prcsu work. Sentinel

srnz-s-vsi.

FEMALE HELP

‘AXTEIM- lilllli.‘ FOR NONE trill v Tun. Rhnlll. .\f\p|_\‘ Rud- R 88-5-1111’. l5 1500i)

_ ti» it" to iiLLnv/a in “jfitviiiiivr flr-frirorii-ies ruqirlrod. ‘lflilrs .00 nor month. ply lit. -. Airs. W. 1.. Hr-ntt. Ictorln tr-l. 8778-5-11“.

IIEEI) YOUR All) AND ANSIST- show. Will you help n. good cause’! huts \Vltllll‘fl with kittcmp. two or iliri-u rIuy-s old to ruiso yuuug fox blips. 1 will [lily $2 and approv- iritr your Iriudncss. Imo T-‘rank. 8 Mira! (ieorgi- Street. ‘lfi-iophrlrio ‘06- ‘ ldiiii-li-SilttshlHillupd.

i‘ “Proceedings in ' he Legislature

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‘in: si-rliuu bi- uddvrl

lil ivvri it.

‘rm ii}. lop,“

i“ '~'|“1"ii“i9.r\iqpiail:iugtha.t as tho ‘

X at

7-iifiiiylflryprzelgndiilvlidirrtlvf it is due on . m‘, Lillléiili] upon iiio personal prop- lnc-Olne Fit‘ tax upon the taxable aaseaami’ (‘ilrli person iiulile to year lsafinthiliiiler this Act for the kyle“ gm? all he based. calculated. proud", f collected lu the manner amount ("T in this Act upon the and Inca?“ "i" Personal property Person ciii~|o ‘Tfiltcctively qr such m. em] 313s the your 1919 and m“, “,0 ‘h "My your after the 8mm Mm! rte tux upon the por- each “Li” i’ flhd taxable iiicome under m“ i-Xn liable to assessment qumm ‘lwfldsiiflll be based. cui- e manna ‘f and cioilocted in i" “mm "l" iiffivlilerl for in this ronummport“ lmflimts of the per- "y n! m zfllld income respect- mcedlngcca? Derson during the,

HON endnr your". ARSENAULT. Iflllld bore too m Iivzuniiloor men; there were on‘ m‘ ‘in! exempt from the "m" ‘Bgoi considered that "Nmld be exerm.

HON. J, J_ Jo Linn" ‘he b HNST m] M, My

llldu ' ' E" herds} i: he whmem few w) inriiii liiorg Died.

ON explain- Mlhelors were being lirnvidostirit s’ before’ Th“ “w grown“ W3") ii/firy bachelor in the Allilllpflyata t‘ ~I yi-nrs or age

m, mm X Which lie has never

Mn. J. ofsrswsnr

married ",,.n_-. “Sowill the

THGGS Wilflhld '1“ “ ieilchcrs 51-9 9x. fills "UL n not "my

o ho, N. J J J "fluid; -' ' QHNSTON raid i‘ m?!’ imrivhivo '1 "m “Th” lvfiuti u,“ 1 - u ii have 1-. pp} 4,," mption Th9 intention ,of "My mun iu the

ssos-s-iiai,

FOII SALE A DOUIILIC

ago and nnt unlit-d for Ailvi)’ li- l~‘lnnnii:an's forge. opposite Ro- vorc Hotel. ll786-5-li2l. __.-_ Fill! SiAIiE-—-("IIEAI' A DOUGH our 1017 mudrl flvn passenger. All now tires inst summer. Apply

to Lem Itonny, liirircll. ‘ K768-5-l05i.

WANTED

.\\'Al\'l‘l'll) l'li.‘ll'l‘lill\' Il\' AN PVPIPIIPPII lllltl _ _ Apply Iiiorell IloLvI altar-Frat:-

vry Iinrsrs. \\|l| It!‘ i-iirln llcitrl on Friday

forcnnon.

at ll . v

THY OUR JOB PRINTING DEPT- fnr your ricxi: order forliillhcads. lettoriicarls, envelopes. visiting cards, posters. All kinds of pam-

phlet work done. Special prices

on iarrzc quantities. Tim J

‘Printing Dupnrtmont of Tlio Is-

land Guardian Publishing Co.,

Kent Street, Charlottetown.

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provim-o ‘ovi-r 21 yours of 3K0 K114i" be hi1. i. fir.- iuovc-d that tho clause

l»? ii:i.~~'i~l. MR. B, w. LEPAGE iiiourzht rho.» r-luusr-s r-riiilrl lit‘ 2m UllTiiiI-lh

iviili without so mucii discussion. Th“ ‘hi, i-xviupted llli‘. poor mun from iiivr-s which heretofore they iveri- (llil-IKP“ t0 PM’- Tii. rluusu as read was agreed in, in i-m-iiiisiilvriiig clause l5. 1W9‘ Wliiig for lllf‘ uppoiiitmimi of an ~ _ Iliv r-Iziusv- was iimi-iirlciil Lin‘ iippriiliiiiir-iii of iiil - for the prcsvnl YPHIHAiI" 1 thus lllliklfli! it flllfifilllil‘ il‘l‘ Illi‘ assessment roll for

u- svvilnll ivus dis- raiissvd at sonic leiiéiiii-

Every steamship. sailing ship. vessel, boat and ivntercriifi. of an? "kind whatsoever enrolled. WSW‘ tered or licensed at any port v! registry or custom house with"! theiprgylflqfl, or if not so enrolled. registered, m- licensed if it is DIY- iug between term province. ur plying in inland wat- ers thereof. shall be assessed and tuned to the owner thereof within the assessment district in gulch its port of registry or custom ouse is situate. iinless the owner MI" for and obtains permission from the Provincial Treasurer to be us-

39d in any other district, or as the case may be, If not enrolled. registered or licensed, to the owner thereof, in the assessment district where found.

‘in the reconsideration o1! this clausoml-lon. A. E. APBEIIM: t. g" jected stronllly tn wXinK l 9"‘ b or puckqts now beini; lilbiidlled Y the government. l-le claimed till‘?! ‘u! with the government sufifis 1y "m9 o; their services were di cu T333“? "y" uioos screed with

It - “'.".5‘.S‘f°.“.“.“. Jot-moron agreed i0

substitute a clause in the exem- ptions to rover the point-

MR, HIGGB objected to the laxa- tion of vest-vols cvliicli rail ut an iii-

Qpitn q piimiior rif nthrr clauses moi, had hwn helrl nvcr for ircmir ,r_d,..--.oi~n_ fur iniivndmcrt or ill!‘ Insrrtlon or dsioe wore disposed .-

Otio clause provldrs What thi! nr.""n‘ year's taxoa urc duo "B Jun» 1 wild thercuftvr on January 2 o’ sin-ii your.

The committee reported are" amt tiio Hours sdiourncd l0 to meet again at 8.

pro- at

SPIKE tooth barrow, ordurcd some time b

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FOR KAI-l“. COMPLETE (‘Ofllflfl on Hypnotisni. Apply "\\"’ Guard- iun Office. ‘

HX- rr‘liuliii~ r-Iniiiffcur. p. m. fl-l03l.

\\'l\N'l‘lilll-—lfllfill’l_‘ Ill! 'l‘I~lN LIV-

lnnl ports in the C

1, ohnbiy only "m"? i‘ _, l] tum-them would have the err-M of iu-vnins them “W” ““°' gotbnr.

prices will be as welcome a sur- prise as the delectnblo garments, 3i,

t IN FAR OFF INDIA._The many "'“_Q'i-" of "Taffy." Prof. Davlson. dformeriyf or thoteaching staff of llllt ITIIICG of Wales College, and ‘during the war Farrier Sgt. with the 2nd Heavy Batterv in Prnnm. , will be glad to know thathe is will‘ r lmliibly- IOCHIOII iii iiuiiu, having i sunr- ibcrc enrly last (all, H13 work is chiefly lu. connection with agri- culture, better ‘farming methods, also llie possibilities of Improving vurc-brcrl stock to replace tlic na~ tlvc born. I-Ic reports weather very bot, from about ten a. m. to five p. m.. outdoor work being done in curly morning and ‘late in the evenimz. ‘Nights are comfortably cool. His address at present is Supt. of Animal Husbandry, Dept. Agriculture, Bangalore, My-Sore, ‘India.

ASK SMITH T0 VETO " CIIIRIIPRACTIC BIILI.

MANAGERS OPPOSE REC- OGNITION OF BUqH METHODS.

AIIABAINY, May 11.—A bill to recognize and regulate the practice of chiropractic silpiihd through the Legislature in the closing hours of the session. The bill would give public recognition and State license to persons claiming “to be able to locate and adjust by Iiand‘ misplac- ed or displaced vertebrae of thc llllmltn spine in order to relieve the nerve pressure caused there-

yo.

The Board of Managers of the State Charities Aid Association have sent n memorandum to Gov- ernor ‘Smith r-onrlemnirir: the bill.

"No persons trained in anatomy and tlu- treatment of disease rec- ognize tlirit there is illly such thing us ‘misplaced or displaced verteb- rae, in thr- seuse referred to, “says the. memorandum. “If n man is liungrd, Ills vertebrae arc very like ly ilispInr-ucl, but aside from such (‘itiillilllY ‘he ivnrrls ‘niisplarorl or rllsplnrrcl vr-riobruo‘ do not corros- pond u. iiuyriliing rrcognized as ex- istini: in meriir-al itlld surgical pruc tine. 'I‘liu whole structure of chiro- pi-zu-lii- i.‘ built nn an assumption which, m-voriiiiig tn [be host infor- mation \vr- can grit, bus no brisis

' in known fact fiflfl is rannlrary to

--;- MISCELLANEOUS

all zit-copied scientific tonciilnn." Resolutions adopted by the. Board of‘ Managers slflle approval of tiio bill would constitute a real flllil serious rlumzcr to ilie hoiiiiii of tlio

nlzing chiropractic find licensing practltinnr-rs in. it would be consiru ed by large numbers of persons its giving authority to practice meri- ir-ino. Persons so licensed would. nf course, have no adequate erlurn- tlon as lo ilio naluro. ‘diagnosis mid treatment of discnsc, "Amour: tho subjects on which applicants fm- license are to he ox- amiucrl uro chiropractic analysis and thr- technic of spinal palpation 31nd adjustment?‘ the memorandum continues. ‘These terms do not. correspond to anything which act- ually exists. in current phrase they are ‘nuro hunk’. Thve arc so mur- iire ‘pure iiurk’ there are no cour- fnr there iii-s n such things."

srofifquomrioivs

IIAJJFAX, N. S., liiiiy 12.——fQun- rations furnished by ii‘. ii. Mcfiurily

STATE CHARITIES BOARD OF‘

peoplo of the State. Any law recog-X

CONFEOTIONERY"

SEE THE NEW BRUNEWICK zrufonnlus at W. '1‘. Wellncrii. Queen Si. " Mriylfili

TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS.- Tlie annual ‘meeting of the Char- iottetown Tennis (‘dub was held iu the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night. The Secretary's report was rend nnii adopted. The following officers were elected for ‘the ensuing year: President, J. A. Maclidilian,‘ Vipe- President, Eleanor Bourke. ,-Secre- triry Treasurer, Geo. P. Nicholson. Executive: E. ‘Rico, G. F. Hutche- son, G. ‘D. Fitzgerald, L. B. Mc~ Millan. Tea Committee: Miss Stan iey, Miss Watson, Miss Hail. Twen U’ new members wereclected and everything points to a successful season.

PERSONALS

iMr. W. K. Rogers has return- erl from u trip to Montreal and New York.

‘Mr. P. J. Evans, Péakes srscioii is spending a few dllyg in the city.

Mr. Thomas J. Smith, Trncadle Cross was in the city yesterday.

Friends will regret to learn that that Mrs. David Reid, Montague, has entered the P. E. Island Hos- pital where she will undergo a serious operation.

The many friends of Mrs. Thom- us J. ‘Smith who has been confin-' ed to the City Hospital during the past few weeks will be pleased in know that she is greatly improved in health.

Favors Fur Farming

GRAFTING SILVER FOX PELTS ON CATS MAY BE TRIED.

PARTS, ‘May lL-"Have you It little fur form in your back yard?"

This will not be an unusual ques tion when-and lf—-Dr. Raymond ‘PRBBOt bus his way; The famous surgeon who offers to cure John D. Rockefeller of baldness for one- fiftietli of the ollmzignates daily in come, says the day is coming when the most valuable furs, such as those of the silver fox, lynx or ot- ter, will be transplanted to ordin- ary (lomestlc animals, such as cats, dogs, rabbits and monkeys, by a skin Kfflfllllg operation. Thou ev- erybody will be uiile to "grow" a set of wonderful furs at a. ridicul- ously low cost.

BOMBS HIDDEN IN" LEAD PENCILS

PARIS, billy-lb- A ‘Frenchman visiting Ibo Snmuic region found

what l-c thought was a good Qin- man pencil with irmeini mixing,

l

Returnmr: in Puris lio cnllvri ill some irlcnds to soc his SOIIVPN i~.'. \\'.‘~.ilo it.,'\vr0'.'- perfectly \\"““- bc decided to sci bow iho pencil was illlffili-‘fl -Iii unsr-ruivinr; iho revising iio. "xpiurIr-rl n tiny powdc-t- , magazine, vsiili tiio rcsull that has frir-nrls were injurcrl, ho burl in b». removed tn a hospital. siiflcriitg from sovoro. ‘burns. ,nnrl rill I‘it' ;:i"r>i-lrr‘i§v ill iliu room "was smzisiwri bu! little l"‘iliiillli‘t| 0i’ tin: ponci-i. _Sucli zicciclrints - urn ‘said to iv- numernus, not infrequently result lfliYlTl loss of Iifc. ' Before ticking parties to visit‘ tho battlefields. tourist agencies‘ warn them of the {longer of pic-king‘,

l

up or even prodding or kicking; missiles that. have not been re-' moved.

Christian,‘ Science l Man . Fined "L000;

NEWARK, N. J.. Jiiay 11.-—Fined' $1,000 and Court costs by Judge; Oslborne. Andrew Walker, Christian ‘ Science Father, who was found guilty of manslaughter lust Wed- nesday, immediately took the first strips to appeal iiis case. The re- commendation of tho jury for Icn- iency, as web us the belief of the judge that Walker was sincere in bclioving Christian Science trout- mcnt efficacious. saved him from Jail scnienco.

Mass Meeting

Denounces Tax Act

ilwiliiliiiul from Page Onv.)

Twf wot-ll "0 Iitiiiiilr be so ziurl fiirlyiiody should lcusiiier it. n priv

f5‘? i0 iiiiy for living in this pm. Vlilur‘. tin: llPriL country in rho World. lie Justified iiie IllX, city “ml cmiiilfi’. liut consoled lhe citiz- Pus with the thought tliiit. the fnriii ers were more heavily taxed than they were. illustrating the person- "I DITIPPYIY Iflx Iir- showed tliut fl dllvfffllitlll with stock worth $10,000 in his store, if he claimed he had n" "ifiitfllf. would have to pay only $50 tux. He and Mr. Riggs were ‘IRWIN! by the government tluit ill!‘ iucoiue tux would be exacted only in the case of the dishonest lfiun who. wanted to evade taxa- illm. llc thought an undue amount 0i’ Publicity had been. given to the hardship this tax was going to im- lmse upon the people. it. would not h” nearly "S IIBIWY a burden as had been represented.

Asked as to the working of the fox tax be said there was Unspec- Ifll fox tax. it would be either an income tax or a personal property ax.

Mr. J. S. Werllock asked if there is no income do you propose to tax the personal property, the foxes, at one half of one per cent.

Mr. Duffy: No.

Voices: Yes.

Mr. Duffy. Foxes urn personal property, Tho same is true of the personal property of any merchant.

Mr. W. K. Rogers. 1t is true you are not going to tux both the per- sonal property and income. The vicious part of the act is that a concern may have u stock of $100,- 000 rind be struggling along, prob- ably going in debt. There is no in- come to tax but the government comes in and imposes a tax of $500.

Mi‘. Duffy explained that the government intended to treat ev-' eryborly right.

Mr. B. R. Holman asked. Are you In favor of the present tax act as it is going through the leg- islature and are you going to sup- port it?

Mr. Duffy said he would not ans- wer “yes" or "no". He was not. fool enough to answer uii the ques- tions that might be asked him. The tnx act had gone through so fur without opposition to a single clause.

A VOICE. "Sumo onc- must be lying, Mr. l-liggs said he opposed the tax." ,

Mr, A, i. Pmncroy being culled upon, said he was sure all had en Joycd hearing ihc explanations given of the iniquitous tnx by the (‘liurinttetowu members, (‘Iiarlotte town ‘was n young und growing city iio. was purliculurly interested lu tlir- industrial development of the city. IVbrit position would ti}? promoters of any iurlustry, estzib- Iisberl or i0 be established, be in the

lfurze of such iill iniquitous tux‘! iio

was surpriscrl In bear members of rho povernmrut explain tluii they hziil framed ibis not to prevent the dishonest mun from carping ll tux, lie rriguwlvrl [his u. an insult tu the. people wiioui lie looluwl upon as the most imuosi pcriplr‘ iii llii-

world.

Mi‘. J. H. It‘ ‘illcir-ir .~.:iid l|‘- “'21s no: guii-g; In i_\‘ ftlllPll. lie llllil lw- gnu m: it fziruiui‘ wlivii lii.‘ iiziiii 2i

tux m‘ $111 on ri 200 iltTP iziiin. Ilc ivuu amused to hear rho (Tlizirlnttr- town members toll how they wr-rr piling it on to lire farmers. Speak- lug of the fox business‘ particularly he considered the tux was cwiuz: l0 uiii the industry.

Mr. Wedlrick moved the follow- ing resolution, seconded by Air. Ell. Saunders.

“ILESOLVED that this Iurgc unrl represontiiiive uieetiug of tux pay- ers of the City of Charlottetown view with considerable alarm the Bill now in the local Legislature proposing to levy a tax on por- sonal prfipftrly and poll tax in this ‘City. This tux is without preced- ent in any city iii Canada.

“We therefore urge on our repre- sentatives to have this clause oi- iminateri from the Act or submitted to the people for approval, by refer enclum, before the Act is passed. Failing to accomplish this as a pro test plilCi‘ their resignation with

the government.

"Forcing legislation of this nu-

New Canadian Steamship Line

LONDON, . _ The opening uf Ilit‘ new rxixiislilp lini- lu‘ lWtVll VEHNIUIIVPI‘ illifl Flglyfe and (‘ril:ils, which has lit-I'll many [irpps postponed is now lu lflkH plan». F. f‘. Wzidc, agent-general of Urll isli (‘oluiubizu EIDIIOIIHPUA‘ Illlll the 'il':ir-ii'ir‘," 41,500 luus. will bi- Yi-Ilil)" lo load early in July at Vancou- ver, and will be the first sailing. The shipment will be made. Vlfl the Panama Canal, and the import- ance of‘ tho new arrangement is tliat it is hoped to Iriducc trun- shipmcnt of a [tortion 0f the west- ern grain crop/from Pacific ports, instead of sending it all from At-

iuntic seaboard, as at present. §-i&-

TfEiLLS OF HEALER CURING BLIND MAN

NEW YORK, May l0.——A man who was blind in one eye recover- ed his sight yesterday morning in Trinity Episcopal Chapel, Twenty- fifth street west of Broadway, nc- cording to eye-witnesses at the healing mission which will end there today. This was after he had received the laying on of hands by James Moore Hlckson, a lay- man of the lChurch of England, who has been conducting this healing mission; each morning beginning last Monday. g,

The man blind in one eye was one of more than one thousand persons who sought aid in the spir- itual clinic yesterday morning.