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JANUARY 5, 1938

tended to plant. These factors combined to create :1 new and urgent demand for seed early in November;

PUBLIC FORUM

Into ooluln ll Opt OI Ill llunlllei by eel-moonlit" 0|

' r-l'l'l'lldl'lll J. ll. Burnett. I‘. J. l.

If lluuuglnr 111mm J. u. uni-mi. r. J 1 ry Lieut. Col l.‘ A. lhcliinnon D. 8. .

1e Editor: Frank Wnlkar nllfl D. K. Currll

"hlorhiflr Dull! (Founded I551) “.00 |1er year (in uilviuu-e) delivered l0 C"; $1.00 per your tin niivnneo) mailed to P. B. ioillld , 1K1 U" W"! (hi iuivuln-e) mulled in Canada nnd U. I

dealers could obtain almost any price for stocks of seed on hand. Denmark and the other Eu- ropean suppliers had nu more certified seed to offer fur Argentina. so that Canadian shippers experienced no further competition from that source. It was expected that seed could still

The naval blockade which Jnpun is now instituting for the purpose o! preventing outside supplies of war materials and snununitlon from get-ting "into China though neutral, as well as Chinese shipping, and aso for the purpose of preventing Chinese troops from beng trans-

$0112’ of

Junction ol Internet Ih Olin-Inboard (lurdlu CDC Ill noollllrll) adorn the ollllou e1 eoneaponlonfi

1S PLOW NECESSARY?

I3lZZ\llb1lP¢,

RANGE E KOE TEA“ -

be trrdered from (Qtmatla to arrive i11 time t0

Sin-I notice that tenders are 115mg yo“, EVENING

lbnurs

ported effectively from one place to

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1938 plauit in the llalcarce zone, and new orders “Homer by s“ has not proved to b. “d for a nowlow by the r were placed n11 this assumption. Shipments be n; much suéces; Cgnggqugnfly can‘ ca‘ e '5. - . . . - y. ls this necessary? As the gmm-f, P3315] S" GeUTge Perle)’ from the Dotnnuon may exceed 1,000,000 the enforcement of a full wartime yiiina Provincial Government have “p with dinner aiaseaxmzzarmg h.“

blockade is being urged more and more keenly by the Japanese naval authorities. The following account is given by a Japanese correspond- ent assigned to a warship on the China coast. “One serious fact, how- ever, ls that the steamers of third Powers-especially those of a. cer- tain nation-are continung to sail to and fro at will in Chine waters. The blockade is in itsmatureapeace time move and therefore, the Jap-

ways supplied a plow or plows and our streets have been kept in good shape with it, I understand the Government have never refused to loan the City their plow when ever the City required it, which is good business on the Govemmenfls part, for having the streets clean of snow the Government derives a wee wéaawmkk n“ “much m: considerable revenue from the gas- Up 35511-5 and do“ mp5‘ m m; oline tax. ma.

WARNINGS ABOUT INFLUENZA

bushels this year on this account. These later shipments from CZllliHlZl, however. will now have to he planted next lfebrtiar_v' in the Rosario zone, which produces two crops annually. The February’ planting. which is in midsummer, will probably reach 25.0fm acres-this year, and the growers planting the certified seed will have a sufficient crop to prnvitle seed for their main crop next August and so will 11in 11.1w to draw

During the influenza epidemic of 1918-19, which carried off so many individuals of all ages and all walks of life, it was found that the cause of death in most cases was broncho-pneumonia or pneu- monia followed by the failure of the heart to do all the work re- quired of it.

biillflilfl lO>l an tuusttititling political figure in il1e passing yesterday" 11f the l\’t_ lltui. $ir iiwllll‘ Pcrley, veteran member‘ of Prtrliaineiit for Argcntetiil and chief lieutenant of the Conserva- tive leader in the l,li)ll.~t'.

Sir (ft-urge 11ml." ll prominent part i11 the con- duct of Canada's ziffziirs during the ilreat \\'21i'. he being in charge 11f the (‘zuuttliztu lligli (mu-

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'6ALElnARS run teas

We have some beauti- ful Calendars, which we are clearing out of.

.. - . I-BOWH. missitiuei-‘s (iiiit-f- in Lump," “ht-n vv-m- lirflht“ on the Balcarcc zone as under normal circum- anese fleet is powerless to interfere u . f this m t Evidently the present City Coun- Tirllxi’ at the window oryin’ If. the out lle ‘was first .\li11i.~ter of 11\‘i‘i'>\'?l.~ uiilitarv‘ Slilllfifi- - with such shipping, 8Y9" “he” It l‘ anyoffe QIhblZRCTCQTTeHIsSOTIIIlUEIYWhl-Tll; c“ are determined w comm” ha’ I ' ' found that r1811"!!! 5111115 9-1‘? 011"!’- Y ‘a spending money unnecessarily even "Are the weans in their bedh-Ior

Pllwsiclan warns the patient to get to bed at once and remain there for days, perhaps ‘weeks, after the attack has passed. It is the re- miiining on the feet the first two or three days that often saps so much of the heart's reserve

it's now ten o'clock."

Hey, Willie Winkle! ere ye 00min‘ ban?

The cat's singin’ gay thrume to the

sleepin’ hen, The dough speldei-‘d on the floor,

furceshif Canada during the hitter [vart uf tlu‘ war :1ntl ivus one 11f (‘zuiailails l‘1‘|\l‘(‘.~t‘liliill\'C-* =11

the siguut; t-i the lrezity n1 \kl>illll\‘>. llis nauu‘ will ltl\\ll\> be liui<ed \\iil1 that of C2111- arlzfs \\:tr-1inrt> Prime .\lilll>ll‘l'. tl1e late >11‘ Ru-

ing arms and munitions obviously for China. The officers and ratinfls of this warship, whenever they dis- cover sueh cargo gnash their teeth in chagrin at having to let it go."- I-long Kong News.

in their dying hours. A halt should be called, our citizens should con- tact their representatives before the next meeting and demand that this unnecessary expenditure be stopped.

Editorial Notes I

Shackleton died this date. 1912. * ll‘ >l< i‘

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hcrt liurtlen. whose deputy he was in tinder- taking; tnuuy‘ difficult propusitituis. After the War, he continued to lend his invaluable sup- pnrt to the succeeding Conservative llfllll€r$~ Senator‘ Xlt-iglicn and .\lr. Bennett. lu i033- uheu Sir George was i11 his 70th year“ he acted as Prime Nliiuster during .\lr_ Bennett's 2ll)>l'llCl' {it the \\'1>1'lrl ccoutnnic ctmfen-iive.

Sir tit-urge paid :1 brief \’l\ll to Charlotte- tnvvu last \llllilllf'l'. when he 41nd Lady l'crle_v \\'Q]’\' gneqg 11f .\lr_ mid .\lrs. \\'. Chester S. .\lc- Lure: tmtl on that occasion he expressed a de- sire ltl return. probably this coming summer, and spent] a longer periutl 0n the Island.

lievv mcu lt.1\'e given such long and valuable service in their couutryu and his death will be deeply regretted by all sections 0f our Lfamatlitm peuphn

University Finances

\\lf;1ie\'t'r 111.11" he >Jllfl of .\l1l€i'l\'£li'i million- aires, comtneuts. The London Free Pros. the)‘ have been trtiiitwuluud)‘ generous with their muuev. Curueglt- and the Roclrt-iellers set flit‘ pncrg hm there ztrv actually dozens of trusts Zlilil ftumtluiintis in the Lvniied Stilies set tip by ucalthv citizens.

.\< for the illii\'\_‘l'.\lll(‘> we envy them the vusf $11.11} with uluch they are entlnvvt-d. Rich .\m- cricuiis llZlH‘ ‘mm-ed out their uvmt-y for the benefit of higher education. llrtrvartl is the u"e;1lil"1ic.~t lllll\'('l‘.~ll_\‘ in the co1mtr_v. 'l“l1e in- stitution! (‘ll<l*1\\'lll(‘lli fund. exclusive of lauds and lll!llillll‘\’\ valued in the millions. has risen p; _<;4|_:,_;1_1»1'u._ L;1~i ycgti- was the ierceiilciiary

The aggravating part of these cheap sales is that Christmas is lust. w at wt e .-\n t>pii111i<t these days is 1111c who c2111 tell us how pleased we uill he to have invigorat- iug weather like this in _ltil_v. lf\"e1r_v'\vl1cre colleges and tmivfcrsiiies have i't'>lllllL‘(l except here, uhere we bud no loss of time tltiring the past term due to epidemic. >i< >i< ll‘ * A poet, playwvriglit and newspztperman, nam- ed Dull I\l:1rt|uis died i|1 New York after hav- ing made a fortune i11 humour and whiurical creations. anddust it i11 vvriiiiig and publishing :1 seriutts play —"'l‘he Dark llour", based on Christ's lust hours on earth. >1< >1< >1< >1= November (‘XpOl'l> of cheese umtituitctl to I47.- ill.‘ cwi. of the value of "J,l58,t155 as c0111- parctl with 1541.188 cwt. at 272.375.0150 in the p1‘t'\'i0i1s month and 151.40: at $2,094,214 a y-cai" ergo. The United Kingdom was the chief purchaser with 140.850 cvvt, * * >l<

It is great to he :1 (Ethinct hliuisiei- these (lays and be able to enjoy :1 vacation i11 Florida or the \\'est ititlies pl'L‘])Zil‘2lIiJl‘_\’ to entering upon the arduous duiics of a parlirtmt-iitary" session. Is it st~veu or :1 dozen members of the King Government \\'llu are 110w picuiciug in the balmy breezes of the Carribcaii at the taxpayers expense?

>1< >1. >1< =v

I11 the first eight mouths of the current fiscal year rcturniitg Canadian tourists brought in

In spite of rumors and beliefs to the contrary. there is no danger of, an early economic breakdown in Germany. The new system works and has restored a fair measure 0f prosperity. in many ways the postion is less critical than a year or two ago. although new straims may yet arise. The system of con- trols, embracing restrictions on for- eign trade and exchange and the regulation of prices, wages and the capital market, is 1m integral part of a new economic machine which is intended to be a permanency- W!‘ that reason it cannot be abandoned. and even its modiflcatbn depends on events outside Germimy.—Fin- anciat Times, London.

At u time when feelings toward Japan are anything but friendly, that empire still does some things flint call forth admiration. With an entirely Western, and almost Teu- tonic. efficency, the Land of the Rising Sun is about to launch a new physical fitness program that wil entail the periodic compulsory medi- cal examination of all citizens from infancy to the age of forty years. Health centres are to be set up and examnations will be conducted an- nnally.—Brantford Expositor.

Werannot help thinking that I good many of the difficulties that are encountered in dealing with the questions that confront people and countries today are caused by the belief that it is always neCBS-SKTY f-v be against things or to set people against OYIBQXIOBTIEX‘, in order w set- tle matters on a sold foundat 01l- Our leaders nopear to think that all will be well in the best of all possible worlds. if only they can set

strength that, should bronohooneu- monla or other complication arise. the hen-t has not enough strength l6“ W 718M is successfully.

Another big point about getting off the feet early and remaining in bed is that, the patient thus gets away from others and s0 cannot spread the disease if his drinking and eating untensils, towels. hand- kerchiefs and other linen are kept sway from other members of the family.

“Each family should be taught that influenza is an infection. that it is contagious, that it spreads rapidly, first it may have serious complications. and that it frequen- tly leads to pneumonia which has, in. cooler climates, become the most frequent cause of death. When a school child has symptoms of an acute cold or influenza he should be sent home and remain there until he is well."

I" “mild T611113‘ be an excellent thing if all patients with in.

Y m“ Were completely prostrated when the symptoms fir-i appear, as this would send them all to bed. and thus in most cases to safety. the-avoidance of pneumonia and perhaps death itself.

'I'he attack of influenza that “hangs on" is likewise a cause for anxiety because of the po sibi‘ity of tuberculosis attacking the great- ly weakened patient. Thus Dr Paul Ringer in New York State Journal of Medicine srtys:

"If influenza comes on quickly. with fever o-f 102 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit and great prostrzition

I am, Sir. etc.

CITIZEN

IA? DICORATION Maps as wall

of a. very little turpentine will in- crease the transparency of the var- nish. A flixitif lacquer is also sat- isfactory and can be sprayed on if’ desired.

Dominion of Canada Trovinee of Prince Edward Island “The Public

I11 the Matter of

Utilities Act, 1934."

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on Thursday the sixth day of January A. D. 1938 at the hour of l9" thlifiy o'clock in the foreinoon at the Board Room in the City 3111551118. a Public hearing or in- quiiy will be held by the sari Board WYICF-‘Plling the value of the assets and holdings of the Maritime Elec- tric Company Limited used or use. fiil in the furnishing of electric en- orgy to the public within the said Province and the cost of producing "ml 511Pl1lylng such energy and o! the rates and charges of the sad 99111178"? f0? Supplying such energy, Dated at Charlottetown this 28th day of December A. D. 1937.

J. J. Condon. Secretary,

Board of Commissioners of’ Public tillties L428

decorations have grown in popularity. As a protec- five and pieservative measure the application of a coating of pale varnish is Sllgtlested. The addition

8nd dlsne zle a cheep: a discount. But here's ahwaullrrite laddie. Mint

waee . " ALSO

Ony thing but sleep, ye rogue!- glowrin‘ like the moon, Rattlin’ in an iilrn jug wi’ an aim

spoon, v Rumblin’ tumbliri’ roun‘ about,

OFFICE and POCKET DIARIES for 1938;

DE SK CALENDARS, different sizes. A nice , assortment of NEW ~ YEAR’S CARDS. See

cruwin‘ like e cock, Bkirlin’ l‘ke e. kenna-whut — waukin‘s sleepin’ folk!

Hey, Willie Winkle! the Walsh's in a

wsumiiitgilarr b0dl8's knee like a the!" a t CARTER? - "Era 651' BOOKSTORE.

Ruggln‘ at the cat's lug, and revel-

. lin' a‘ her thrums: Hey, Willie Winkiel-See, there he comes!

—Wiliiam Miller tiara-um.)

E. R. Brow & Son l

F i re, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness

Barter & 00., Ltd.‘

and Plate Class Insurance

at Lowest Rate Agent at Liimmerside. Lloyd Lewis

using where

nf f1‘ l\lll\t‘l'.~li\' and it- entlvuvtueni \\'.'1s in- __ _ _ _ _ _ g‘ (‘reuithd bv stmie seven million dollars. Other 571-3243055 \\""_'lll ‘if film“ "l“l*‘l' ll‘? slalllmrf igeer-le’lgeniggrékaiiefifinaémilfiiggfifi f°1l°W9<l by a slow convalesrence _ Richmond Jtv lttetown . ‘Wahlw ‘lni\_cl_anics in order am: Lirovismns vvlutly exempt dirty payment up to m“ m‘ rewvery 0V" R Dflllfd of four _ . i. - - . . .. . tosi wee tli . l1- I ii A M00 in valut. llie greater part oi those goods --_ xi d ks'd t; ‘lllgum should b“ » ' Yule 5100300900 came from the United bin" il > t t'l l i ‘F - 500N111"! Ya"! "l"! "W Mllllnl-i" exam m an e c “L xrayedln “ A‘ , y 701300.000 _ ' " . ‘ Eu.‘ u“ o“ ‘mm "l‘ , v . .' . - ' search of evidence or tuberculous." K 1C1li~ll'."§l“c1.§.-..@ 67.200000 8$‘-’--"-i- "E*"""""¥ “‘ ~“"'"""' “““'"““ 1"“ ffilidé.‘ lhalhfl iimllfidiiélifiifffii J. W. MacKENZIE t t.» Univ. of Rochester 58,080.l03 partment figures Just released, twentymve yeam n he had died m REPRESENTATIVE a; W R R E University of Texas 113642.546 * "‘ * _the meantime. what a b'ot on the _ CANADIAN ‘ IN I E C S M. I. T. Not a few investors \\ill l1z1vc sad rccollec- {£99m 11mg‘ Y“? ha‘? beem- figufiinmlggizvcyil 5Q?! dabble m Teal ANNITTTTITSNMENT g ‘ ' - ... . ' . - - . vi e ‘er- ourna . -— 01‘- '. - _ i‘ y fie glffigold 301380.031 firms 01d tlge Qlllflflfly tidal ptl\\‘_Cl' ‘fléllll PrfllVcl. u 5 om——— 7 Brace Block Phone 1530 NOW l5 U19 time l0 think 8b0lll. that Winter Trip. C _ n 303113743 propose. or_t 1e generating n1 c t-ctru‘ power. Westinghouse Electric 8c uni, C», . A lot of young people appear to Que st» ‘__ ‘ _ . ‘i H’ - n o’ Piiiriifeton 26.929810 shares m which were sold exieusivelv iu Cliur- will sponsor five pure reseiireh fel: @1151“: ma.‘ Me mushhflm bee“ n" en "e Chfrlouetown . Book early m order to secure the best accommoda" .- . \ a . . . ' loftetown as the result of :1 meetim. held i11 the mwlhms in 193B m" mmmwing the Poifrable m the 0190a“ bvfore the ?_I L‘WL-—~ f l ' ' l\' 1' ~ u Lpntvgistinq these» Ell(l0\\‘ll1(‘lll5 Willi that of B“ ‘l f ,1. _' l _ T] v_ s _ y ,.q,,,v,1.,,t o; a duct.“ degree 1,, invention of electric 11mm, ttuto- - ,- - ion. I represent al rail and steams 1p mes. Onprink. “kwwrl. L'm\.(,,.\i“. The H“, press ‘mm P"? ‘Olmls- fl‘ WY "l l¥u5llmrl~ physics. and five more in 1939, mobiles and some other things. n‘ F. . \ 7 .. I ' l‘ 4 4 (H _ I ’ ;_’ ._ by _Un‘_ Mute of Mame. the sift‘ of the now abandoned Roughly, their job will be to pry when Phfiifi Y0l1l1E$l@l's_Bl'0W 911101‘. p, COIISIIIC A. "1 Y; flilfls tit utter smu ant eun pun) y i. projmm is i" the hands m- Hw r‘_cci\_cl_ as m“ further mm the 5mm“ o; matte‘; they will know that then-happiness Chertei-ed Accountant ‘ . mm‘, ‘my wesung- did not come fiom the inventions. ,

T. B. ROGERS

: ".~ t. :1 l m"- ilizit 2111 effort be made t0 _ y g- _ w ._ . __ . lm‘ "l '1‘ r“ . rtsiili of utfton by tlu btatc l".u1e1;;e|1c_v' .\llll'll< but from the fact that they were 140 Richmond Street

house's new giant ‘atom-smasher.”

The same up-

» 7. i bring it to ":1 rcristiuzilwlf‘ s1 ‘. _- , __ , _ v . _ 4 " ' ‘l peril suemcsis the Svtluey Post-Record, might Upal l Tim“ BUM (L y, * y. _B“5me‘ss week‘ yourigfisan Fimrmsco Angmmut’ y! Phone 4'1. l’. 0. Bo: B. . M '. l” . . - ' M; '- . . . . ~- 1 Cit Ticket A ent Can Nat. R 8- . j-f M be "Pull: “Llh vclwbntblifhgl. fnéFeilnffhf infill Cheese imports m .\li\'(‘lllll('l' amounted to Tokyo pm“ ha" arrested 370 _." ' "'"“"'"‘~—'~-~—~——--—" I y g ' y i ‘l. 4 D‘ lhnlll“ “ml-IL (“in l "muml; m‘ S "zfnm ‘h ‘ 223.806 pounds of the value of S;4,847 as cnm- persoiis includng a member of the McLeod & B i 181 Queen Street Phone 540 » 1e; "v lll> c. aur ivicre, at tie same ime. if‘ ‘ _ ; __ , _ _ . ‘ _ v J ' 4| t d 1 en e '. pued uuh 2,0353 “(lllll 501L401) .1 ytar ago. Holiness pm amen an severe w a BENTLE" K. a y _ .,_ '44,,

former university professors. on

'1 rlé; I f lvl -" edurtiou is zutractiu a stead- r ¢ . .. .. . , - __ ,- , __ ' turf-v. u, n1 I c1 f 1T wgd t to §\\ll£(’ll.»lllfl “as the Clli("f suture \\1il1 38.1w) charges o‘ pacmsm and commmh _|_ A_BENTLEY K c a 1l_\ lilklfdslllfl stream r1 am 11 mus su en s _ pnmuh {Dumped h‘. Dcnnhqrk with 4; _2 hm The accused no doubt will suf- Barristers and Attorney-sill.‘

"l r Ill‘? llm‘ “l ll"“’<‘i“‘gz Th?“ ml“ m” "‘"“l't"l‘l‘ ltalv 45.409. France- 211,677, me united icing. fer-the fate reserved mi- those who "we! T0 1.01m - B A c P u c c h 1 . ,‘ 1 innaivss in in» _ .'Li'lllil‘i('5, iut Here are eer zun- do"; 1;“) 7 ‘ _ _ dare m plot for peace in time of % . ,.

... 4 and the .\(‘lll(,‘l‘l.lilfl.\ 10./83. Total “ . v n ' ' '.

'ar: neverthe ess. the scheming may _ I e Q ' I ' ' ‘i

1y enough men of affluent means in this part of (“mmrla to provide the needed endowments for the financing of atleqtiaie and modern higher education services in these Provinces.

imports during the eight months ended Novem- ber were 058.318 pounds valued at $229,730 etmuiztred with 917,204 valued at $242,483 a year ago.

continue. lu that event the govem- ment will be faced with serious trouble at. home while endeavorlng to svage war abroad. It is easy to take up the sword but very difficult

MARITIME .

ADJUSTMENQ" BUREAU

CREDIT - COLLECTIONS CREDIT REPonTs

PERSONAL 1405145

Certified Public Accountant

and Auditor v

Bookkeeping cysteine installed or revised, Profit and Loss Accounts Computed.

Trustee undr the Bankruptcy Act

m at r n: Cattle exports recorded an increase in num- ber but a decr use in value during November when compared with November". um, the total being 9.851 head worth $306.72‘; compared with

to drop it.-Montreal Gazette. 9 T m". chi-lunch“

Argentine Seed Potato Situation

M. ALBAN FARMER

There ie a good deal of docil- mentary evidence of the fact that the Japanese have been fooled not a little by the adrolt Chinese. In ._.

Accnriliiig to official figures net arrivals in Argentina this season of certified seed potatoes

from Canada amountetl to 303.860 crates (of 9,647 head at 8365.496. The United States took f“; so serious has this fooling be- '*“— 74”” sunfigfilé’ysgfl'cg°m are‘ 2 bushels fir! l. Hlulfist half 0f thc 10ml iHIPOYlS. 9.473. There were also 1,508 pure bred cattle come. that at least one official Bunk of Caneda Bldg. AN Cgnygny Byqmwg, Minn”, Agmug] sggmmgnfl

Charlottetown

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\\'l'lli‘~‘ .\lr. _l. ,-\. Strong, (Tanadian Trade Coin- llli~~l'\ll4‘l' at flirt-tins .*\ircs, in the Ctnunlercfrzl 111/rI/lt/1"ur"r lnmvuil. Denmark was second with goqpn; crsuw. mostly of the lfp-to-Datc variety. Again tl1i< yrvti‘ the Green Mountain variety

, has been tlu- mmt favoured among those varie-

tie- impurictl from Canada for the Balcarce zone.

The loss of the as. .\.;1kre with 83.940 crates If Canadian certified seed for Argentina has been the important factor in later sales this yezir. 'l‘l1i.< loss has not only meant an addition of 85,900 crates to flu‘. 303.80%» crates of Can- arlizm §\‘4'fl prcviruisly shown as having arrived in Argentina. bringing total shipments from

for the intproveruent of stock exported valued at $136,326 compared with 1.084 worth $94,000.‘ Poultry exports were valued at 213143.934 enm- parelrl with $4.761. The export of horses fell considerably to 663 head valued at $77,938 from 1,127 at $132039. =o= =i< m u.

The November export of meats “as valued at $3,635,790 as compared with $3,1i0.071 in the previous month and $3,195.8t’\9 in November, I936. The amount to the [luited Kingdom was worth $3244.27] and to the United States . :00,- 800. Bacon and hams trousiittitetl the Iuilk of the export, going chiefly to the United King- dom: the total ivas 165,080 cvvt. worth $2,874,-

spokesman for the enemy declared that China is not fighting fair! Ae- cidents will happen. and it WM I10!- enfirely without design that a mot- or car tire burst outside a JB-VRHWB post in Shanghai and scared seven bells out of the valiaint sddiers of

His Imperial Majesty, the Son of the Sim, who had been murdering unarmed. deienceless Chinese women. children and old men as a matter of course in this gory. un- declared WM‘. ‘Phen there was the case of the Japanese flagship “Ida- umo," of charmed-life fume, letting on’ a broadside at a bundle of’ fire- crackers suspended from the muz- zle of a wooden gun deftly perched soas to be easily seen on a heal‘) 0f debns "somewhere outside the set-

BLOOII Flllll!

FOR. PALE AND TillN PEOPLE

A combination especially valuable in the treatment 0| thoee diseases where their origin le‘ traceable to an im- poverished condition of the bl .

One of the greatest remed- iee in the treatment o! Rheu- metlem.

For those. who have lost

Alex. W. Matheson

BARRJSTER. SOLICITOB, . Money to Loan ‘To

Office: 90 Great Georggostngg

BARRISTER, SOLICITOB, ATTORNEY, Au. 90 Greet George sense Charlottetown, P. I. l. MONEY T0 DOAN COLLECTIONS

Large

and Reports Prepared.

Administration of Estates a Specialty.

MONEY TO LOAN.

88 Greet George St. ' Charlottetown, P. ILL