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.ami else. as el...l..¢....-._ l>?.?»suv~r¢ wus. <.;.` ls, .ill

arlresea one” an summmlde. Alamos. loam sad Imam omni xeprnoaiailvo.-aliaav»nl.l»s anal- lo ailwius ‘ 'qu spam lupf¢umov._r»...il ll. morons sw-

Your Face

riiunsaav. igikcll -3. we ` ` * `f_

are they begining to get sore from the effect of cold winds? Annoy- D ance and discomfort of ,, that sort can be avoided

by usingfour

Carnation Cream -

a dainty lotion for the cure of chaps or any inflamation of the skin. It is soothing, softening, healing. It will save you all skin discomfort this winter. Price.........25c

Sold only by

ing

DR. FRIEDMANN'S DISCOVERY.

Purlwlely we refrain from designat-

the much advertised discovery ol-

r. Friedmann a euro for the greatl white plague." I-lope has so oftenl

been raised to a pinnacle only to bel dashed to the ground that we inustl insist upon a so-called discovery sur- viving the test of public experience before labelling it a success. It is

cruel kindness nowadays for anyonle to

dixit of any man, and we must wait development before encouraging op-

' timism. Of course, Dr. Friedinann

hae

staking his reputation and future on

herald salvation on the more ipse

the courage of his convictions in

demonstration this side of the At-

lantic. But the first intimation of the

, in 'told, while refusing to disclose the nature of his discovery to his Germ-

J. G. Jamieson fi; _

dence in exchange for a million dol-

discovery did not predispose one its favor. Dr. Frledmann, we were

confreres, was prepared to take American public into his cond-'

lars. In this he displayed business'

DRUGGIST

i ,he

NEW KING csoiics iiorhl. “‘°

wa.. nounousouzrriz. ng.. "`°

men denied his predecessors in the

story of discoveries: fortunately, in

medical profession at all events,l claims of suffering humanity have'

Private Bstbp, Running Water and. scientists. Dr. Friedmann has nowl

°.?.'.‘. lii?f§l?€“sl.l.‘.;,.‘l.l3‘l?$’5.l.”$ ‘ll '°°'”‘ oh

culslimu mxostshu pr

sirnuzr. N.s

B()

`ti

t .

ove he is a quack. This will not be

easily accomplished for where(

och failed, Friedmann will have al

stifl row to hoe. On the other hand,' should he succeed in his deinonstra-l

on. he will require, as Lord Rose-l

, llery declared of Scott, no monument

name and fame will be imperishable;'

elle million dollars notwithstanding. lm D,_ F,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we ,,,,,,,¢

stone to proclaim his worth, his'

f modern scientists, Koch's is the

Be iolly- B.|,i,|\,|,¢ Mu" name most closely associated with u

to limbo -- Eat CAMllRON'§ on

berculosis and its cure, and the e most deserving of honor for the

n0ME_MADE Br¢.d_A‘k your great achievements to his credit.

Yet how quickly his reputation fell in the public estimation ,yhsn experi- ence proved the worthlslsnsss of his theory about the curative properties of tuberculin. It was Koch, who in 1883. proved that tuberculosis was caused by a bacillus, and subsequent investigations showed that healthy tissues do not provide a suitable soil for the organisms. Wild animals are generally immune, but so liable to tuberculosis are domesticated ani- mals that some 40 per cent of the cows in Britain are infected, the per- centage here being unobtainable. Of mankind about 12 per cent die of some form of tuhercle, and the per- centage is on the increase with the spread of civilisation. Formerly scientists maintained that the color- ed races were insusceptible, but we now know when run down their sys- tems are iust as suitable a soil as those of the denizens of the veriest slums. The inhalation of dust con- taining tubercle bacilli derived from dried phthisical sputum is probably the chief mode of infection, especially in a place such as this where we have abundant sunshine. Hence the im-

eived the first consideration fromlportance of the recommendagiou 0|

the local branch of the Anti~'I‘ubercu-

lllll"d lllll dollars' llllll mllllt ‘ll°',1ous Society to the City Council to

enforce vigorously the expectoriation by-laws. In 1890, Koch, as we have said, raised as high hopes as Dr. Friedmann has done that he had dis- covered a cure in tuberculin, which is manufactured from the bacilli and their products, but unfortunately the hope was not fulfilled. So that while wishing every success

not relax our energies in en- forcing preventative measures, for on these, and not in remedies, must the eradication of the disease ultimately depend. '

grocer and looli for the name on

each loaf --E sting our Bread makes you

feel like borrowing anaiher pcrson's ap-, th

p¢gi|¢ go so g|,,,,,| Wm, you, ,,,,,,,_ ¢¢¢_ seventh General Assembly passed oil

with the usual eclat. Perhaps the at-

ao ycu can est more. te

Il]

_ , contents of the Governor's speech.

This was somewhat of a new depar- ture. We are accustomed to a short,

by colorless Production making formal

Horses

Public Auction 1"

At *he P,-uvincial Horse Shaw took quite a long time to read his

‘t chm.|0“e*ow I1 in Agricult address and rose to tale poilgt 0f_i;lo_ ural on wycdnesday, qucnsc in his declama ion w en re er-

ring to the achievements of the past

March lgth at A' M nd the alluring prospects for the

, .. Sh,” .. future. The address, whateuer else

i Registered .Clydesdale Stallions 8

6 ‘l Roadster or Carriage it

Slnllions g

0 Registered Clydesdale Mares

4 Draft Mares or Geldingn fr ll Roadster or Carriage Mares or in

Goldlngs.

For fuiihcr information apply to the ell tlllll lllll largely lllcleallell agllclll'

Department of Agriculture, Charlotte ti

l°‘*'"° °" *° T- P- C*"- N°"l5 River' ernment will guarantee much greater

President.

3_,_,M,_,_E,-sm3,_ progress in agriculture; that the,de-

1 T1, veiollmeni. of the oyster areas are

Black Foxes 1;.....__..............-

Farlll wanted sto:ked with fiom

- form llnllesitantly recommend Rexall

2 10 5 mated pai” Silver mack Celery and Iron. It contains a super-

_ _ ior preparation of celery in its most

Fvxes for mlfrre-sled party' Write nlgoonlllo one palatable form. 'rins ls,

you doubtless know, one of the finest nerve strengtheners and builders

. that you can buy. This in conjunc-

lv' B' PURDY' Agent’ tion with a most palatable prepara-

45 Ple8Sal1t SUCH, tion of iron makes Rexall Celery

filll particulars to

V Dorchester, Ma<s 2

2-22M6ip<li The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner

l Great George and Kent Sta. Mtf.

larger than usual; certainly very many were disappointed in failing to gain admission to witness the inter-

esting proceedings. Apart from the, ceremonial itself (ol which a full re-‘

port will be found on page seven)

ross and policy of the government,~

, .- .l I,-mic, and everyone will be glad to learn

Ol"l"NIl\'G OF ASSEMBLY

The formal opening yesterday of e second session of the thirty.

ndcnce nf the general public was

ost interest was centered in the

onounccrrcnts ofa non-committal aracterf hut yesterday His Honor

may he, is an index of the pro-

om it what our rulers have been do- lz and evpcct to do. We are assur-

lral grant from the Dominion Gov-

kely to prove an abundant means of ealth, while the revenue which will

::Tllnse who prefer a tonic in liquid

nd Iron tonic a decidedly efficient nd reliable remedy. Large bottle $1,

it-r

l = . 4

f %ZEPPh%

l The Zepp Razor has a standard blade with a safety guard

that enables \ ou to get the benefit of a close shave that the old Style razor gives with all the safety fcaturis that have made tle

new style razor so popular. ~ H as All The

For the busv business man.

man who ahsves himself the Zepp is the one that holds n_iany ad- vantages over the average style. It is made of finest cluclble steel, carefully forged and -hsminerad and hardened by electricity, with

a full concsveofyroued blade with flexible eige that adopts itself to iii- im-hoe the skin. Prices; preps d 2° any ¢d<ir==°~ '

-r

of Both Old and New Style Razors

' _T-~ - -1

A dvantages

f lr travellers, t0url~l's and any

be derived therefrom together with the increased Federal subsidy already obtained and anticipated should place the province upon a permanent- ly solvent and progressipc financial hasis. The Road Act has proved sat.

while thc encouragement given to school teacllcrs has checked retco- gression. It is still necessary that teachers should be better paid, and that a more practical trend should be given to the teaching in rural dis- tricts, and for this purpose the House is to be asked to consider ways and means. Foxes and car ferry were touched upon, and then the two most interestiing it"err.s in the address were reached, viz. the suc- cess of the Govel'nment's representa- tions, in conjunction with the other Maritime Provinces, for compensa- tion for our share in the public lands in Canada given to the larger provinces. "Assurances were given" we are informed “that the Government of Can- ada would accord the earliest and n-.ost favorable consideration to the claims presented”-which means an assurance of an additional mone- tary grant to the island. Than we are told that not only has the gov- ernment been trying to prevent the furthe_r_ reduction of our representa- tives in the Dominion parliament, but it has been joining in an effort with the other Maritime Provinces to obtain a restoration of our original representation of six members; and we are/_ assured "there are good reasons to expect that success will crown these efforts.” Improved telegraph service, and the boosting of the is- land generally are dealt with, and credit taken for a substantial decrease made in the debt and liabilities of the province. The legislation 'lromised includes amend- monte/to the Public school Acc, the Road Act, Income Tax Act, Joint Stock Companies Act, Petit Juries Act and the Election Acts. The pro-

gramme is a fairly lengthy one, and, we may look forward to an interest-,, ing session. Full report of the pro- `~ fwdmgs will be found on page seven. -&_m___, NOTES.

Another evidence of the growing,

time is the formation of The Char-l lottetown Summer Resorts Limited, a company formed for the develop- ment of Hummer tourist business, Ag will be seen by their advertisement in this issue, the company has acquing 529 acres of land in the vicinity 0| Rocky Point,_ probably the most suit.. able location for summer residences in the province. It is the purpose of

the company to erect bungalows,

T0 CURE A GOLD D1 Olil DAY.

°_.ll.““'l£°!..l'°£".l‘!..'E‘?!°¥ if i*

isfactory where given a fair trial;,

summaries.

l ml. James' Giant l ttstown f

“ll °"'_"““‘ 4 .‘}."...&°.l.:i" -

Sim”

be rented for. the season or for periods as may be ssrwi “Nl- idss is a good one and ought to hs. reniunsrative. ,Citizens of _ Ghsrlotte- town and visitors from abtofld Will. ‘we have no doubt be 8183 £0 “lil themselves of the sdvantazel 0| l suitable summer resort within 00|!

lush 'hs

and constant resell of the tit( W steamer We lnmond the entefpfiil to the stten n of our r°l¢l\l’l» If should na' mumble bon. tors and for .the -province.

Sl|Mlllll3||][ PRIZE l|Sl

or inves-

-__.

HANDICRAFT.

(Class A Continued.)

Weaving White Linen Damask-1.

Mrs. Allan McLean, Rosehill, Lot 16; 2. Mrs. Leon J. Arsenault, Abram's Village. Homespun (Yarn)-1, Mrs. Jos. Le-

Clair, Urhanville; 2, Mrs. I. H. Ar- senault, Urbanvlile.

Homespun Fancy Weave (Wool, Cot-i

ton or Linen)-1, Mrs. Louis R. Per- ry, Mt. Carmel; 2, Mrs. Allan Mc- Leod. Rosehill, Lot 16.

Rag Carpet (Woven)-1, Mrs. Jos.

LeClair, Urbanvilie; 2, Mrs. Allan McLeod, Rosehill, Lot 16. Hooked Rug, design and color con-

sidered-1, Mrs. W. H. McGregor, Lot 16; 2, Mrs. D. J. McMurdo, Slimmer- side; 3, Mrs. Jos. Davison, Indian River. Catalogue Rug (woven rags and warp vegetable dyed)-1, Mrs. Allan Mc- Leod, Rosehill, Lot 16.

Lace, Irish Crochet-1, McGougan, Summerside; A. Lyle, Central. Lot 16. 'Crochet Lace-1, Mrs. Jas. Dawson, North Try0n;. 2, Miss Mary D. Schut- man, Central Bedeque.

Knitted Lace-1, Miss Mary D.

Schurman, Central Bedeque; 2, Mrs. Wm. Dunn, Cape Traverse.

Towel worked on hand-woven linen

-1, Mrs. J . A. Wright. N. Bedeque;

Mrs. Wm. 2, Mrs. D.

2, Mrs. Thos. Hodgson. Summerside.

Best collection sample

with vegetable dyes-1,

Woodside, Summerside; 2,

Vail, Summerside.

Braided Bug-1, Mrs. John M. Pea-

cock, Lower Bedeque; 2, Mrs. D. J. McMurdo, Bummerside; 8, Miss Mary J. McLellan, Bummerside.

Special Prize, given by Prince Coun-

ty Handicraft Guild for Fancy Home- soun Weave-Mrs. Allan McLeod, Rosehill, Lot 16.

Handicraft Special Prize

ed Rug-Mrs. W. B. McDonald, Sum- merfield, Lot 67...

Flax, Crochet or Homespun Prizes,

given by Rev. P. C. Gauthier-1, Mrs. Leon Arsenault, Abram‘s Village; 2, Miss Evelyn Arsenault_ Abre.rn's Vil- lage; 3, Mrs. Hector Campbell, Sum- merside. .

Needlework (Fancy) Special Prize, given 'by the Prince County Handl- craft Guild-_-Miesg,___,Evelyu Arsenault, Abram’s Village. .

Yarn dyed iss Liszie Miss Pearl

for Hook-

SPECIAL PRIZES, CLASS C.

$5.00, Donated by Union Commer-

cial College, for the largest and most creditable number of exhibits in sec- tions 9-22 inclusive, Household Science Dept.--Won by Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Cen. Bedeque. '

PERSONALS

Mr. J. A. Drake, Millview, was

among the visitors to Charlottetown Tuesday.

Mr. Harold Bagnall, Hazel Grove,

was a visitor at the Seed Fair yes- terday.

Miss Katherine McKinnon, ‘Brook-

Held, was a visitor to Charlottetown yesterday.

. i

Miss Lottie Nicholson, Hazel Grove,

is visiting her cousin Miss Janie Pat- terson, Charlottetown.

Mr. Fredk. Parkman,

day.

Charlottetown Saturday

lottetown .

Mrs. Douglas Gordon,

was among the visitors

town yesterday.

Mrs. Dr. Alex. McNeill, Summer-

side, was in Charlottetown yesterday returning last ni ht by the special.

to Charlotte-

Mr. Artemas Moffatt, New Glasgow;

Rusticm was at Harmony station containing

B vm,°,. ,° Charlottetown y,,,,,e,._ 37 1-2 acres. 25 acres cleared about

io acres ploughed & movl ed,balance

r Mill Lelfilm MB°D°““|d “nd Mi" ered with lo:ts& soft wood. House

Sharkey, Caledonia, were visitors in &

' snug house. Large bein. Well at

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson, Bay d°0l'- NCVCV fdling §Pl`l“g ln rear View, are on a short visit to Char- of farm. One of the nicest farms in

Eastern Kings C0. Price $800.00

Bummerside, St'

Agriculfiiiml llllarcll lfllll. will Mill 13th.

ltoanme nmx ,

\ . . _

Cheap excursions 'on file Railway from all ‘points

So save-A--Fare and SEE- D- Fair, and see Paton’s greatbarga offer on

seasonable goods , I

The Clealisa'es~|.ot Salt .will be confirmed during next week and SPECIAL

lots offered during Seeds lair days. Read on and Profit.

llere are bargains that will satisfy the most exacting.. of Customers. _Come early

and secure first choice. Special offer to our Country Customers. Crowds will esme to this sale. crowds inusteome, you ean’t afford to miss any of these sale lots.

48 only C-hil<lren’s and Girls’ Jackets, all comfortable, and serviceable forthe

next two months. Any coat in the lot Half Price. _

zo Ladies’ Tailored and Fancy Waists, colored and white...........-.............98c Half Price Ladies' Skirt Sale, voiles, tweeds, serges, panamas, etc., ranging in

price from $4.00 to $8.7 , any one at Half Price. _ -

8 Ladies’ Tailored Suits, black and colored panamas, serges, slightly out of

style regular $15.00 to $22.00

30 Ladies’ Suits in Black, Blue and Colored, smartly tailored, past seasons

goods. Best of materials, your choice at I-3 off the Dollar. _

6 only Ladies’ Black -Serge Suits. $17.00 to $20.00 at Half Price.

About 3 dozen Chlldren’s White Nap Coats, size 18, 20 and 22, priced ,tgp

to $3. 0 at ..".-..-._-.............- .......... _.-.L .....-.._~.s.....

Sloo Pairs of Corsets, all well known brands by the best makers, all sizes on

sale at Half Price.

A Lot of Motor Scarves upto $1.50 f0r..................- .

Ladies’ Short Flannelette Kimonas about three dozen in the10t...... .

A Lot of Children’s Sweaters, buttoned at the shoulder . ...-...

Ladies’ Waists, white and

Children~’s Wool Vests, fit little tots, from three months to two years......I5c ea. A Lot of Muslins Kimonas . ._ ..._ _........ .'..............--- 390 Diinty Woolen Knit Jackets, for infants, values up to gcc for .. . . . . . . - - 39s MARKED DOWN SALE OF CI-IILDREN’S PINAFORES, and LADIES’

WHITE WEAR, slightly mussed and many only one of its kind.

Knit Wool- Caps and Hoods, prices run as high as $l.2 5 all go at .....L.25c each

' Wool Caps and Kuitt Head Gear.. _ _ _ ......_..._ I-5 off

Ladie’s full length Kim0nas,up to $3.00 for.. . . .. . ... . ._. 980

Others, fulllenzth. and Beauties from $4.25 to $9.00 at...... . . . . . ...... . . . .25 p. c._off

A lot of Children's Smart Felt Hats, new this season 2 only Ladies' Fur-lined Coats, $70.00 and $99.00 Rat Lined, Mink _Collars

and rcvers for The Mink alone is worth the price asked, Rat Lining and

Shell thrown in.

2 only Ladies’ Rich Rat Skin Coats $55.00 and $65 oo for $39.50 and 19.50 each One only Pony Coat Ladies $75.00 f0r...... . . . . -. . . . . . . . . . . .;..,.....L ..-57.50 2 Plush Coats Ladies $27.00 for _._ . . ... . _ . . .- . . ..... ..... . . . . ......I8 OU f 1 Black Astrachan Coat, Ladie`s’ Cloth $28.00 for . .. .....l7.00 l Black Astrachan Fur Coat, Ladies (long) $65.00 for -..__ 4 Fur Lined coats up to $60.00 for . 1500 yds. Fine Val Insertion in all widths, price from 4c to zzc, Half Price. looo yds. Fine Val Lace pretty patterns, 1 I-2 to 2 in.6c to zzc; All Half Price. 500 yds. Muslin. and Lawn Embroidery, many desirable widths I to 8 in. prices

from 6

cts to 3>c, Half Price. '

Half Price Sale, waist length only, 20 good colors, 20 -inch ChiE0n Taffeta

regular 7oc for....

ANOTHER BARGAIN, 20 pieces of 20 inch Paillette Silk, in colors, dress

and waist lengths, regular 79c for _ _ . .- .-- _ . .s H . ...s s. . . . .H496

Oir Special Dress Goods Offer at...... .... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 550 Also our All-Wool Cloth, 56 inch, $l.75 for....... . _ . _ . . . _ . . . 98,1: Allour 22 and' 24c English Flannelette, goes at...... .. ._ . . . . . _ All"<ur 18 and zoc English Flannelette, goes _ . . -|60 All Ladies’ Felt Hats, all new this season, trimmed and untrimmed Zio Q. 49|: Come quick if you want one ‘ ` I '

ANOTHER LIST TOMORROW WATCIT OUT FOR IT. `

2-25M3iEwli' 5' `

.l5”"'-5"-"

Farm]-‘or Sale

eady for plough. 12 r-2 acres cov-

barn rebuilt last year. Warm

sh. Half mile from Harmonv. ation. Apply to

A. CURRIE & CO

or MATTHEW & McLEAN

Souris

,,E,5ll_l4l'_______ __

was 3 visitor to Charlottetown yes terday.

Charlottetown after spending a few

days at his home in Caledonia.

The Guardian had a

from Mr. M. 0. Delaney, M. L. A., 1 and Mrs. Delaney of North Tryon,

yesterday. I

registered at the Victoria, Charlotte- town, '

of sms im-y' nnse.

Misses Hannah and Victoria Jenk-

ins, -Mt. Albion, have' returned home after .visiting in Hillview the guests

Miss Jessie Sharp, and Miss Doro-

thy Brennan, Bummersfds, were pres- ent at the opening of the legislature Yesterday. < ~ _. l

glancing the

ml I .I _

Phalea. Vernon Ri Wit. Pslnur Read

lil? l

lotto-

Gou- J. U.

‘ ‘ ah_|ssr' `

` o`l{`illL."»}}.',l"l§o§.li.f"""

Mr. James Walker has returned to - e

, the Island's young men. Among those who have responded to the call are

910598115 all "Parker White, late of Boston, former-

Ne , _ Brooklyn, P. E. Island, and Hugh MacKinnon of Brooklyn. They left

H011- 0|1l!‘|°l Dllf»°l'l» MU- 983011 Georgetown Tuesday for Vancouver, andthe Minn Dum- Tltllilh- 11° s. 0. 'rilelr many mana. on P. ill.

-I. and elsewhere wish them every sue- cess.

The West is still calling many of

y of Murray River; John Jardine of

w Bedford Mase , formerly of

s During the Seed Fair

we will continue 'the WHITEWEAR SALE - »

'A S li 'l' 0 S EE the latest arrivals in WHITE WAISTS. They are without exception the finest lot ever shown in this City, _

Spring Suits ` ` »

One Piece Dresses

Coats, etc, Coming in every. day. Remember the place 117 Queen Si,

wgl.niooiN

' zlvsvzellr-W1~1'H Roolrizs. . ,

i Fire I1

.lt ull. in we lable '- _ :Mr by inwrillsllf vi\hui=‘:¢~ds.°nimi:°a¢`¢ iasunliifs _ ‘

= ` °9llPllI‘y such as we represent. . - . .

, _ Ci insndsss yrhalshweseissdsy wllloler ` youia arspmssifsa, » ' ' __

} lirmt known ie the world er business. '