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Easter N oveltzes ,

the litlle folks \\'li1i SCU .1 our Easter iiovt-E131-s. '__. You woulti rr ~li/e ilieii y liow iiiiiiii ii:i;1pii11-ss "

yoll colllil p1'11\'l1l'.‘ lol' the siiirill people :it

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5 all 1.‘oi1n11'i»:s is 111;- 1l_\'e-

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i` \°1>i1i' \r1»i11 1'1:1 kiiiist-.-1.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

" ' *_ _ \veoNi-:sDAv, .»\i>iii`if".'sT1g11_

' iii-iiisas 1111* 'run i1i1ioi1>nocri‘v ouasriou.

'l`ii1- iiiinexiitioii ilunger, iifliriiied hy purposely ignored the mutter in his

,the iippoiiciits of reciprocity at the inauguriil, or forgot it, as he no\v

_1 - oiitsct has pretty quickly died out.l1»:ays, it seems quite clear that it is_

Yun ‘“‘g‘lL_l_() his' 1n_ lt wus ton absurd to last long. Tiieliiot foremost in the thoughts of eith-

our Store lh"‘:’c L"~\> 1 1111r11ii11ii people had too much sense er himself or the Democratic party.

alld lliffli' [lit \?~`.‘-‘l'U`»9‘ ',1 111- seareri by such u boi-:ie audi The attempt to stir up opp0sll»i0I\ ° _ ' 1 1

E11'.v1~i'.=. ahiiiiiliiiitly wiiliollt Hill' “WU” .11111 of thc one siiprcnic topic in Pre-

iert hy ii iiewspaper intei'\'ic\\'er, he .<.1111 that he quite forgot recii\\”UCiiY§ 111111 he iiaii always been in favor Of

_ ii-it reciprocity with Caiiiula

.'1i.1iie, but with inaiiy iintioiis; that it \\'11.=_ in fact, 11 Dciiiocrutic nieus- iire, stolen by fthe Republicans; that 11 il1~ii11»cr;iti1: l}11\'ci'iiiiient negotiated 1.111- faiiiiiins 11-1'ipi'11city trcaity of 1854

i`v.i111'ii .1 liepiililicnn llovcriiiiiciit uf-

|r1~r\\:1i'1i :ii1i‘o1:11tc1i. lint wlictiici' hc

510115 11( tleiioiil 1.1.11 _ lr...-.1 _.is-.1 to.. eoiiiideiit of their own to the treaty in England on U10

-.vcll-1;i'11ui11ie11 Uaniitiiaiiisiii to takelground that it is likely to seduce the iipposition iiliirin cry seriously. 'Canada from her alleEi8°°*F “em” t° Even the iiien who raised the cry have failed as speedily as the at- -.eeni to have grown qiiickly_ashamed tempt to create an annexation scare of it. "Trade is not treason," and in Canada. ,So lar good. Here in the p1~1_»pie refused to believe there is Prince Edward Island opiui0I\B HW any rcliitioii between the two. somewhat divided in both ll1U'“°9~

lint the outlook for an early going We hear of some stalwart Conserva-

iiito eiiect of the treaty is not good. tives who favor the agreement' and 1'i..1111p t'i11rl., the new Speaker of perhaps quite as many Liberals Wh0

the House of Representatives, H1'-0-'are either dubious or squarely op; :ether ignored reciprocity in his in- posed to it. Probably il a genera .iiigiirni inldress the other day. Hslelection were to come most of these 1111111311 of iiiany things iii his o\\‘u cu- linen on both sides would stand bY 1-i'1:1-tie fashion and pleased his f0l- the leaders and the parties they have

been accustomed to follow. V

Some time ago there was an inti-

.-idciit 'l`i1i't`s i1i1n1l, thc F-UIC 00300*-.iiiation that the <l\1€9ti0“ was l‘° be 1'11r ivhicii the special session of Con- brought before the Legislaturehere 1;1~1-ss 111111 bceii called. It would seeinihy 3 Liberal member, but we have 111,-1; 119 5111111011515- ignored it. heard nothing of it lately. It would

When inter qiiestioiied on the suh- cause a debate, and both parties

seem agreed that it i not desirable to prolong the session unduly. And as parties are of very nearly equal strength, and one or .two on thc Government side do not care to go 1111 record on this question just now, it seems unlikely that the question

\1iii come up. To get supply voted i1~x_11f more consequence than a pro- iioniiceinent upon a question `with which the l-louse has no power to deal legisiativcly.

l \\`li.~\'l‘ MA Y l-lAI’l’l§N

WITH THE VET() BILL.

l .\1i i-l`1-iii'y i.ii1:}.'~ in 11 letter to the

heforc, and having carried tlii'ce gen-

l_1111111111 L)h.~'er\'c1' points out soii1e,1.»i'al elections in succession, may fair- iioss-iiiilifies that iiiiiy happen iiicoii-‘ly claim a popular mandate l0r the l1\'='lI\‘I\ \\'itll tlic l'11riiuiiiciit Bilhlpnssage ol the Veto Bill, and 1-ire U'HlH\\»Ill.V knoivn as the \'cto Bill. evidently determined to press their 'ii 11111;; or inny not get through the advantage to the full. We cannot be- 'iloiisc of 1'oi11iiioiis before the Easter lieve that under the circumstances iidioiiiiiiiiieiit on April ll. If not it the Lords will offer such resistance 'iriii hc rosiiiiied when the House rc- ns will-compel the appointment of _'1s>'f'.i1i1ies1 one week luter. 'l‘iien as,a1l1iitional Lords. It is noteworthy

forks, .spfioiis .\1‘. 1~11ii 111- _ 'lu 1:11111, 111111' iinppcn in the I-louse of ’11lso1that there is in the two articles

, _ , Lf# 're-pl:\11‘1`l 111111.11, ;1\- :_11.1,1i ;1__ |_.»i'1is, he _-_toes on to say: referred to no note of any pause in

' X em' iiiiil iv-_:ir .is \1.`1i .11 _I "i11h1- I-louse of l.11r1ls, contciititlie proccciliiigs because of the coron-

l_,¢1\._»1_ ,' 11.1111.. iiizikiiii: isoieniii protest, perniit i\'Li0I1. It 8661115 HOW £0 U0 l10P9(l

111 .1 1.~11 11.1., 1 - ,..,1""`l 'U th" "ill lo piiss on its presentation that .the1Veto Bill may he passed be-

malu, a _`,,,,,,,,\',,|, ,,_,m _\__,\ In ‘.11 .\l1i_v, tlicre, of course, is an end fore that great ceremony shall take

pi.-.1_<1s11.~ .~~~|.1~_.- .1._1- .1r1_.i.1_., ,~_:1'i_ lf they throw it out on the place.

y1\11\\1\ui1l I1]--1 .i.~:1,-,

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G' H* ' A _,,m,l|_ m:[.H_’l`ut(`(_ H ‘Ill Uni _"fl ll1zloi'e 11 lnrgc coiiip;1ny_ 1\'iiicii iii.

1 1 \ ' `

L_”

.~'»'1'1>ii1i i'ea11li111:, 111' fatally ciiiasciilutc lil 111 \`1»i1ii'.iil_tce, l‘zii'liiiii1eiit will

1-i1ii\1 i

1 “eu y- 1111 ionis .1-

, the 1 tniiif Scssi f ls'

'll 1., 1111 o ing _ _ ,

_ik-\~,,-gtg ;,;,,,`,_m_.s mst I,m_“m“cnt has met poncnts of prohibition, the delegates

<,\__.,,h ammcn “cum the second Wm be of the Temperance Alliance presented

lH1'l!I2!1"ES."' _ 1. _ .. - ~ _ to the Government yesterday the

draft Prohibition Bill, 1911, and ask-

.11 \\11ik ii1.:uii1 ut Westiiiiiisteix

"'l`iici'1 viii iiciessuiil be .iii the

_ _-_.-._ _, --f-~:----~_--if-t I . ' ' ' I I y. ' I cd that it be enacted, to take eflect

For

D1-sii-1111111 pi-.1111-i'i_\' g

“Mi|foi'1il<`1ir1ii' 1,11.~1~11i1- ii-1.11

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tow” Outh" N,;,,,,, |U'\,_,_ . ,:,___ ,,.,,,,,,_ L,.\\'1li |11- re-ii1tro1luce1i, liui'ried i_"ii'o1igl1

. 1

on the i\foi'|ii lli11»i'.-- 11'1_-1i~1f1.i ':11111'.».- ll.i lnh 1 -"'11i i1v`1i`.\

1':

o -ii1i___ii_fis1.i-. -1 _.-- fenceiloii111i.i1r»-1=;1_1-ws luis. \'» w .|111- ll1£{li1_iiis(‘i11in1.-1iwi1iii11~i .\'.ii1-i i1n1i..i bu1l<li'\g_-11-;_1..1111r1-11,1 -~

nrd i»1~:ii'ii11: li-1111,

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4- Hiirsrtiiii

' S M 0 K E C H E tcrizil iiiiiiority in the House of Lords

` ' ‘ Zia Bils-

Twist 'fobacco

Miiiiiiizicliiii-11 by

Il0CK CITY TOB1lt`C0 C0

1 QUl'lliliC

§¥_."________ __.,.__.-,1_,_-. , L_' 'rr-:rf

ART bflldh

For Wsiiieii

limit ov1~i'l iolc 1111: i'.'11't liiiit

you will i11'~c1l |»;1r1_1 1li;11iii‘~'ii~ RI SI10CS_ill.‘3l 11:1 .\<i1_1;i ;1_'; lliig weather L11rii:~' 11111: :ind dont forget to c11ii1.¢ii._11: i|`_-,'11-11 wxiiit the

No oliligiiiiiiii 111 1111),' i:= :nig-

gestcfl ili tllib; 1111111 ;1iiil 5-‘QQ and try lliciii 1111.

You 1-an gel, :11 11111' store,

the “Best Slio1:s," iiizidc, :incl thty are mil liiglily Iiricctl Once we get a eliznicc to prove this to you; We`ll keep you ns a customer. Reniember, the attraction is in the shoes 'we sell as well as in their quality and our servicei

off Bros

Nm, Miiiistei' will nvuil himself of privi-

i1\i'111:1litics of 11 new Sessioii, iiicliid- HIL' ai Hpeccii from the ’I`iii'oiic. But i1»i111te on the A1idi'ess \\‘ill he.i'igoi'-

1-nsiy iiziiited. The l’ai'liaii1ei1t iiill

nil its stages, und ii second time seiit un to the Lords.

“1f it be again rejected the Priiiie

l1~.:e.s coiiilitionally secured before iiie couiitry was appealed to last, .l11ii'.i11i‘y, and 11 process of wholesale recruiting will transform the Minis-

into :iii irresistible majority." Th? hossihility of it prorogatioii to

he i`1»ll11\\'e1i bv the opening ofnntw

|»r1riii1nieiitui'y affairs, soinetliing that 111111 not yet happened in the history of l‘1ii'ii:1ii1niits. But it is still ii poa- sibility, flint is, if there is nothing

i'c1|1iiring 11 ioiiger notice. It also opeiis 1-1 new meaning to the provi- sion in the Veto Bill itself that when 11 bill passed by the (`uiiirnons twice 1.~. twice rejected by the Lords it will 111\1'oii1c law by the King`s sanction

,\los1. pr~i's11iis iiiiii tlioiigiif of two

,<1.<.~'i11i11= :is 111-iiii:` held in successive-_ \'1-.-1.i'1~'. 'I`li1: new post-iibility points tho

1|1z11te1| is “i-iiihstiiiitiaiiy correct." 'l‘iic 1211:/.cttc however suggests that inn 1i11v1»i'i‘iiiciit would not wait for

|.111-1111 init would proceed at once to

.~’:1i').', irith thc consent ol' the Crown, to pr1~_veiit ii second rejection.

111111, 1,111; Asquitii (_}ovei'iiiiici1t is 11c- i1:i'111ii1v1i tiint the Veto liill 1~iiiiillhc~ .~111i11- inn' witiiout any consiiiemhle 1l~i1iy,11ii1i iinvc i1<icci1rc1l, or think

1.. 1~1~n11l.1», sny, 500 new Peers and

|11-11111111111 Iiiw, with or witiioiit the 1-11r1111'ii1, of the present Lords, thc' 111111.11. 111 1‘1i1ninons will be masters 11f the sitiii1tion_ So much for the p111=i=1hiiitiei-1, which cannot nil he pro- hnhiiitics, however.

'l‘iic combined Liberal, Nationalist

111111 Labor parties, which for the time seem more closely united than ever

| i

::Clean your blood! Everyone ls the

better of s good bottle of blood pur- lhcs taken in the spring months. Dur- ing the winter the system becomes loaded with impurities. Bprlng'l Bar- saparills ls the best blood urlher we `

'l`Hl<} 1\l1l.l1\Nl`I‘} l)El.E(l .-‘\'i`l( IN.

cluiled both thc friends 111111 sonic op

on approval by the people at thel polls. There can be no doubt of the good intentions and sincerity of the

| _ 1 I

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promoters of thd bill, and it was ’ ably advocated by Rev. Mr. Thoinus und others who spoke in support ol it. Premier Haszard, on his part”

was entirely frank in declining toil take up the uni. speaking mr 111111-I eelf and his colleagues he expressedl

the opinion that the Alliance asks' '

too much, and further that the bill if passed into law would not be an nid to prohibition, but the deadliest

hlow it had yet received. '

Beyond question these views are

shared by some at least of the sup- porters of prohibition and who would gladly aid to make the exist- ing law more stringent and effective. The Premier has been, as his imme- diate predecessors were, a good friend to prohibition and we believe most of the temperance people will `accept his decision as the result of his honest convictions, however greatly their judgment may ditler from his own. There are some things iii the bill that have called forth dif- ferences of opinion even among ad-

vanced temperance men.

One of these is the right or search

for intoxicants kept in the home, whether for medicinal or beverage purposes. This is an important new departure. Another was the incor- poration into the act of certain fea- tures of the Gothenburg system, by which the state would, through a

commission" control the entire sale of liquors for lawful purposes, but not, as in the Gothenburg system. for beverage purposes. (Jiir own vicw is that it would be better to hu\'c_ prohibited the iniportatioii of liquors for beverage purposes, as was pro- posed last year, and as it appears (with some doubt) that the Legisla-

tui'e has power to do.

ln so far as the proposed bill wus

aimed at the Chai‘lotteto\\'ii Club, the temperance sentiment of the l’i'o- vince is pretty unaiiiinous. If, the ex- istence of liquor cliihs depended on a plebiscite of the Province, the clubs would get but a slioi't slirift. The ac-

1.11-1

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PATONS

invite you to be pre- sent at the Spring opening and Easter

Display Of

M I L L I N E R Y \ Thursday Evening `

7.30 ' _

l “lhc Ilousc 0| Q““liIy'"

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tivity of the Alliiincc and the ino- tives that uniiiiatc it ure ndniirublc, and we do not think tlic. iiiciiibcrsv of that body will lic in any wily dis-

AAA I 4

couraged by the decision of the Gov- ernment. The existing iaiw can hc amended so as to be 111111111 much more effective \vitii_o11t 1111y extreme or doubtful new departures. One most gratifying feature of tiichiectiiig and of the many private discussions to \\'hieli1the bill has given risc \\21S\100l\ the unauiinity of all parties in sup- porting the principle of prohibition and in udniittini: thc great b€l\0li\S that have accrued from closing thc bars and making the sale of intoxi- ciiiits illegal.

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‘Q-.'£.'§‘.t.'2 'E1

~ __ -1 You can’t enjoy BBEY3 iii.. win. .1 tofpid I _;,,.v liver. What then? I r ’ . _im Take Allllty S Sill 25c and 60c.

Sold everywher;

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FOR BETTER EDUCATION.

Mr: Editor:-Of the important ques

tions occupying the public mind* this Province, at the present time none is more important than that o education. Every thinking person re- alizes that improvenients are called for in the present system. The Gov ernment felt that' fact so acutely

and 6,000 signatures were obtained.

*»0iD€i\1i1`€ il1f»0 the 9Y5t°m- This ments, it was confidently expected

Commission after' a_ Searching iIlV€S' that legislation to that end would tiE&l5i0D has €¥}'\b0d1¢d its Bugflesfed ,have been introduced at the present YANTED gm fm; dm-ml hon

imvrbvements in lm slhsllstivs fe' session. It was with bitter disiip-,\\,~ wo,k ' Clurkds guotel Kgs'

- ---- - - ---- 1;' -L1 . ,'

p. _ _ I

1-ession after twenty-four hours is , I sometiiiiig ruther new and striking in |

_l Great in Value

I| 0| F| l Fall' In coll

in the law or the rules oi I'ai'li1iment Membership in this great Order

will give I. Insurance Benefit: UP 10

$5000.00.

have if noi as 1112 I» 0 F. iizis. They only pay iii death.

70 is thc I. O. F way.

funeral

111111- iiny steps that might be neces- These iourare full value for

what WC PHY- The ncxl

l1'1‘oi11 1111 of which it seems cviileiii. . II'l|'¢¢ 3l‘€ I. 0. ¢XIl'&l,

provided for the day of need.

bow Lake. '

11.1-_V 1...-_-», 111.1 ¢1.11se1.1 111 1111. King VI. Free Hospital on P. E.

Inland.

"""-“ '1"" ""‘ "t *‘“ ““””"““' "“”"“ VII. Benefits for the Ophans

and Widows:

Vet the acouniulatcd fund gained $z,ooo,ooo.oolas1t year and now reaches the enormous tolal of $17,25o,ooo.oo. Rev. A. lifcGillivra_v. Supreme Chaplain writes “What’s the matter with P. E Island? So few members in “Quarter Million Club ” Let all members and sleepy courts make a grand rally at once and during the next two months !

E. J. RATTEE.

H C Ranger.

know of. 81. s bottle The L;{acKlni:1on

II. Total Disability Benefit,

through accident or disease.

on its p.1ss1i|:c the third time by the Sgme gompgnigs ngw claim to 1`111iiii1oi1s iiloiic. llLl.V(: l.lllS feillllftl, l)l1l ihgy

any 111 11 gi'cnt saving of tinic iii, not half d`0Wll during life 35 liiiit i'1‘i:11i'1|. W1- note that the West- the I 1" doe: iniiistcr lisizette is of opinion that Allnlllly IJCIICI-lf, ill }'@3~f5

.sir Henry 1,111-y’s forecast as above of age. A iiiorlcrale rate till

IV. Sick and Funeral Benefits:

-.s_ "`bl f

11 .~11~1~,11111| rejection of thc hill by the e$5;(_)§(l) at-1;);

V. Free Sanalorium al Rain-

our Easter Suit

and vercoat

The most important garment in the EASTI R

wardrobe is the SUIT next the Light \1Veight

Overcoat then the Hai :ind Furnishings. To be

rightly :ittircd no detail should be iicglectcd. Easier

preparations must lic iiiade this week.

Arc you going to appear in new Spriii;_;" logs?

Here they are---new spring Suits,new spring Overcoats, the swell Mediuiii coat or the Box; a veritable flower

` garden of new Spring Neckwear, Fancy Hosiery, etc, I etc, at econoiuy prices. It will not be our fault, if

» you don’t look right next Sunday.

NATIUNAL CLUTHING UU.

CLOTHIERS HATTERS FURNISHERS.

4-iid4i.

‘ J

' I K NEW YORK |"I$|| A05

Lynch Q, Co. 5

To fisherman, Fish Dealers.-Kindl favoa

uc with your name and address so t at we

To llllhemieni It may nom Juli*

new that there sro ws of han ling

may from time to time mail you infomation of value _ _

All correspondence answered. Prici

is Lists, Shipping Cards and Stencils

Huh on Commiulon di arent or better than ou have experienced. 9 We no utlbnlhsd 41 YEARS

TRY IIS. Our corafulaltonllon Ind refer you for standing to and handling prompt reluml Dunn‘| Mercantile Agana . rad-

I lent on demand.

md 111111111. mi1=i.»11i,111»1 111 .pak "'*""' mem or 111° usfilsi me of tha limited and satisfactory account Fultn National Bank or any whole- nlo will be revelations to you. Our nic dealer in the biulnan.

place ofbulinsu in tlnhnolt in the city. ‘

D1-11; Co., cor. at. ceo ai t. dsx. A 3_23tt6wks' - .° u run” 'hh "uk" Y

1-qdvgm

r ‘_ _‘M _ I - - 1 .,.,.P..1...>., , ,

poiiitiiiciii that ii. uns i1:1ii'nc1l flint

The l"`U"l“°l“l T°“Cl“5"B' ~'\F-‘U"i“' it wus not the iiifeiitioii of the liov-

tlulb Veiillzlnll thin- “HY l“\l'1`0\'0"i0“l» crnnient to iiitrodiice nny iiieasiire of in the present system would involve ,.,|,,c,,t,,,m,1 ,~,.f,,,-U, H.; the prpsent _ 'ncmased expenditure' ‘md f"‘¥"l"*f1sossi1»11. Here is a qiiestion that, that the Government might iicsitiitcimimltv S,,,_,,ly_ he mmm-Cd from the, to iict unless the veoble should givcl,1,,,mm, U( pmty pu1mc,_,_ As ,mi an exllresmon (lf their ‘vllllllgness U’ agreed tiiiit soiiietliiiig slionld lie: '“°°t_a reasolmhle m”m"S"~ cmlseil U done, coiiiil not the leaders on hoth` petition to he circiiiiited tliiwiiigiioiit ,mlcsi ,,g,.0c 0,, ,,,,C,,sS,,,_y rL,f,),.m,,_ the _Pr°vm°e' This l’°t""°“ "sked ,thc and thus i'ci1io\'e this very vital ques- Leglslature to make the needed 'm' tion from the ci1i‘piiig criticisiiis of movements' the _p°_l'il“l°"°"5 l’“““is' opposing poiiticnl p1\i'ti<‘s'! (`oul1l mg,tf’ suppmt 'I' 'n ““Y “c°°s5Bry not tliosc'ciiiii'1:c1l with t-lic respnn-i addluonul 0_“tlay.t_h"t mlght. be "cf sible duty 11f pr11iiiotin|.=; thc best in- cessary' Thls peutw" was “Milled by tcrests of the c11uiiti'y, forego the upwards of 90 per cent of the rate- prospect of getting some party my payers to whom it was presented. Ou \.,,nm,,e' by adversely criticizing account 'of weather conditions and what is sumlestcd by their Oppw lack of means 1" the hands, Qf th? As' iients, and join liziiiiis to scciirc for

- sociation to have the petition circii- the ,.0unt,.y the needed ,,cf,_,,_“m in

. in lated, every district in the Province our ed,,cati0n,,1 system?

éiwall "Ut °‘m"'““ed' bet“'e°“ 51000 The schools must receive' more li-

iiuiiciiil support. This is not ii tcncii- cr'1= question, but the peopie's ques- tion. Unless the teachers are better Daid they will not remain teaching in the Province. Consequently the people suffer in having poorer schools, or no school. The tc11ciiei's must be better quiiliticd for their ivork. ldilucation iiiuiit liiivc ii great- _er bciiriiig on iigricultnral subjects. ;'l‘iiis can be accomplished by giving =_t1'1 thc teachers the needed prepiiru- tion to tcnch these subjects. Tliis, for future teachers, can be done by revisiiig the curriculum for studeiit (L‘ontin1icd on page 5)

Piiims oimiain in s 'ro 11 uns.

-I Pszo om'r11.iirN'r is guaranteed to cure any casa of Itohlng, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to

I4 dave nr money refunded. 50c.

In View of the Govei‘ninent‘s own -_ " Tr %4"__" '

action in appointing a Commission,

` and of the rate-payers' expressed

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1 UARDIAN CL

Aissiriiién Abs]

4 , willingness to support the Govern-

thst they l1DD0il\f»0d 21 Commission ment in making the needed amend- - -

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‘V AN T151)-A cai>nbl`e`givrl`formgT:i1i ' 'eral house work, in family of three- ADDI? evenings to Mrs. D. A. ME!i_l“H°"- 2111 Fitzroy st. 1-idti.

,ANTED 'Qrl for housawo ifxwi

ply Moran House, iss Kfne sg,

2-25t‘I2lIl[7d.

FOR SALE

lf(-lfll EALE two second handniiarf i, _"___, __ ’T_ ' ~ ,,Fo;'i_s.1i.n 25 so-cs 111 wne1§£i'1§y Tlilrilriiliis llfeoiiibiiikelornig!i'lypa(i‘lfIi[f:i,i‘l ,lars apply to Ciitiieriiic 1'en1brooke, 87 Bayfield St., Charlottetown. _,,_ ____ ___ _4j_1,1<l1§ii>§l-_“_ Corrncia AND i.11'r im- 1111111 nt

auction. We are instructed by

.laiiies Ross, lilaq., to sell at piihlic ,duction on Saturday, April 15, 1911, icoiiiinencing at 12 o’ciock noon, cot- :tugc und lot on Lniigworth Street iiiljniiiiiig old Woolen Mills site. 'l`ci'ins ut siiic. licnj. l`nrtcr K: Co., auctioiiecrs. fi-lldli.

SMXLE of crop, _stock and imple- l ments to tuke plncc on thc premises of Daniel Hoiriirii, Kings- ton, April 17th, siirnild day prove un- liivornble sale will he held on fol- lowing fine day. Joliii Stewart, Auc- tioneer. 4-1ldr4ipd.

`|4‘1OR SALE cheap, second hand _ _ and new typcwritcrs. No. 'I llemington good us new $411-others from $15 u-p. ll. D. Mcldwen, Morell.

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]{_OYAL'I‘Y LOTS-I will sell 2

- ncres sitiiute on Lower Miilpc-

quc Road, iieiir l‘llliot’s. For particu- lu1's_nppiy Messrs. Mcliciin & McKin- non or Mrs. I.. Younker, 172 Kent St. 4-6d6ipd.

`I{,*0It SALE-A' large two tciieinciii. _ house with lawn. Apply on the preinises to E. E. Jordan, 36 Upper _llillsb2'o_§ti;ect,i_>_ *_ _4-3dtf.__

`F‘OR SALE, double tenciiieiit house . _ E on Upper Prince St. Apply to Mrs. R. B. I-liiestls. 3-28dtf.

`F‘OR SALE, seed wheat, White _ _ ' Russian seed wheat, 162 Victoria

' I MISCELLANEDUS

\v'ILL the person who took the ' puir of rubbers from the winl- gon on Grafton St., Monday uiiZl\l- please return same and save himself exposure as-person is known.

4-11d3ipd.W g _

W/[ISS McEWEN, Dressmskcr, is _. prepared to take work at 711 Upper Queen St., Charlottetown.

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`|)ARKER DYE WORKS-We have _ _ the agency for Parker Dye Works.

Toronto, well and favorably known throughout the Island. Work entriiiat- ed to us will have our careful atten- tion, John T. McKenzie. 3-13flllr\-

,_ ,I0 LET

V WO LET-Half of double teneni f- _L house on corner of Fitzroy “"‘l

'Edward Sts., containing eiglit._r11o11_is_ hlodern conveniences. I‘ossessiuIil!1"‘ en May lst. Apply to W.H. J*?l"" gon ' 4-l0dIiip1|.

V IO LET-At Knlght`s Point, lil Ui" ___ town of Soiiris, two nice resilien- tial cottages, very suitable for flip: summer months. Apply iitStll:ril;ll“"-

1 _ 0 _

of J. J. Hughes and Lo. 4_wd2w: Y ‘.0 LET, house of nine roonis wllil __ all modern conveniences. Apply to Jim. M. Hughes, an i1‘itzr1>i' bl-

4-8dl,l_ll)_‘lf__ _

_Vw LET, `" ii1?si`i111g house. 1’""°“ __ Street, 5 rooms, modern `coii- venlences, choice location. 1'- 7°' Moore. 4-7d2l‘f_p.‘_l:_,_ _ Y'\O L'E"l‘-'llhawsoutberii PB” °l,th° __. McPhall Terrace 0" P"“;',° Street, at present occupied by ' Prowse. Possession given 19? M",_f,} Enquire of Mrs. John McPha1l. 1 Kent Stn 4-'5d7»l~__,_~'- FWD LET-one half ol subscriber' ~.l' house on Oriebar St. Modern conveniences, rent moderate. APP’ to Sidney Gray. 37% F10 LET. Four rooms. N°° 15: _.1 Water St. Apply to 301 K°“ st. 3-zadg-__, ,_ __

Ill() LET, store, part of Mclnn11

building. suitable for K°“°"“

business. Largs cellar and wsreh0\l°" ln connection. A. Ourrlo & C'-’~' Souris. 3-25dlm.

Row John Newsnn. 3-13d1m_

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SAFES--ALL SIZES AND STY-

LES.-If your safe is too small

we will exchange lt for a new Domin- ion Safe & Vault Oo's Safe. The Can- adian Fairbanks Co., Limited, St Jnhn. N. B. 1 i i

M4'-5 "fill _W9_'i'_T_|'3__|?

BOY WANTED, smart strong boy,

fair education. Apply to Star

Steam Laundry, 134 Kent St.

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wnsrcn _

`\Vai1i'ri1:n-'rm or tin-as

1 rooms. APPIY 106 F4_12q31Eq_.

‘VVii1:'»1~i11ii-"<1ia‘“11;.i..;'.s 1»r°-°h°°-

'old Jewelry, old church eommilpi

lon tokens, old gold coins also 0' stamps and mahogany furniture. -

A. i<s111_ us csrmsin st., st. -1°” N. s. a-s1ir8Slvd-