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_ PAGE Two _ am, mn" ,nu THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - nan or mi'

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__ _MOliDAY, MARCl1lz7, lgu.

C Comfort For M e n

If you ever experi-

ence discomfort after shaving- face s in zi r t and burn--bear in mind that the irritation is nn- necessairy. Get :1 bottle of '

]amieson`s Bay _Rum

Cream

and apply the cooling, soothing, healing pre- paration to your face after each shave and y0u’ll innrvcl at the comfort it nfforcls.

.\l:iuy L`haii‘lottcli»\\'tl

riien feel that tlicv vnu- not get :iloug witliout this Splciiditl lotion and keep abottlc of it with their .~liu\'iu;;' outfit. ltloiiuy lmui; if in-l _~'.:iii~iietl_ vinci: 25.-_

].G.]amieson

Druggisf

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D Our Repair Dept.

When yonrclock orwatch

ls out of order bring tiieni to us and have them made good as we are experts along this line uiul iruarnn- tee you a first class job.

If you will let ns know

we will send :uid get your clock and fix it up in good shape for a very reasoiiable price.

G. H. Taylor

Phone 353-] jeweler

eouuouweltm nouii

Opposite State House, Boston, Mus s

_ _*f_°"‘f-- “_-_... ____ . _‘__ fviiitr; --t~';;1;_ -_ _ -_;;_:_=E-~' 35% _-.-;-:¢'___m~.1r:.='.‘,f*,‘:"?“‘-

Tiff -Y? - _lit--\r_'f' ‘* ‘ _ -» -» ; ul _; ' :_ °i`~-__.~ii`i”l_."i';§-_, `h` "'»/ _L__ *_-;'_'*t‘;'_;'.';>‘§;‘ _

offers rooms with hot iifidjcold water for $t.00perday and up, which includes free 11"” 0' "‘_‘*‘_"f‘ =h<\\' \" hnlliii. Nrilhlnqtfi equalthisin New England. Rooms with

private baths for $1.50 _per riayuud up: suites oftwo ruomsztn bath for si.00per day and up. Diniup rooms and cafe first- class. European p an.

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF stone floors, nothing wood but the doors

Equipped with its own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. Long Distance 'l‘relr-phone in Every lf.oo'n»

Strictly A Temperance llotel Bend for Booklet

Commonwealth Hotel lnc _

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wa Citizen the other day raised the

not at all sure that the days of bar- barism are past even in this favored continent of America. He concludes that much of our boasted civiliz - tion and humanltarianism is but a

areniasquerading in modern guise and many of the old facts of the bar- baric age survive in our present life.

Among the facts cited in support of

this rather unwelcome conclusion is, that there are in North America ten thousand persons who yearly from one cause or another are driven to commit suicide. This means that

every day of the year tiventy-seven persons find the burden of life too great. as they think, to be borne, and that every time the clock strikes thc hour it sounds the lrnell of some human being who flings himself into the blackness of darkness, and at midnight four persons take the Shud- tlcring leap' into“‘tlic unknown. It is truly. grewsome and affords a sad commentary upon our civilization to think of this ever-moving procession, -iseking. "swift to be hurled, any- wiicre, anywhere out of the world."

Proceeding, the sad philosopher of

The Citizen compared with the Hin- :loo mothers who were wont to throw their infants into the Ganges, the cruelty of the modern civic life with its appalling infant mortality,

A PHILOSOPHER ON BARBARISM.

The philosophic editor of the Ottn- which is mainly preventable, and the

children tolling in factories, qeyond

question, Are we barbarians? and is their powers of endurance, robbed of

all the joys of life and driven '60 Pre- mature graves. These are not VIGBB- ant things to contemplate, but they may better be faced than glossed over, “for it is the fact and not the

thin veneer and that ancient wrongs_torm that really counts. Veneers are _ms done M5” doing “Huy ,,Fn____‘_

vicious. Civilization must penetrate to the heart. The bad is always bar- baric. Goodness is from the ground up, not from the surface down.",

There are undoubtedly great evils

besetting our modern life, and these closely related to the worst. evils of barbaric times. The greed of gain, the haste to be rich, the decay of faith and of the old-time homely vir- tues, are producing a sad harvest on every. side. But there is also a brighter side to the picture. There are more agencies for good abroad in the world than ever before, and one of these is the spirit that prompts to tearing ot! the mask from every form of wrong and injus- tice. We are yet far from the goal of the idgal in our moral, social and industrial life, ibut. we trust still struggling.towa.rd it, however blind- ly. Taking all the facts into consid- eration, the sad and the tragic along with the brighter and the more con- soling, it would seem an unsound and an unsafe judgment to decide that the former times were better

_than the days in which we live.

THE BALLOT FOR THE CITY.

The City Fathers have done well

and have kept faith with the people by submitting a ballot bill to the Legislature. The Legislatiire has clone well iu endorsing the principle of the bill, and it is now assured that hereafter the civic elections will be conducted by ballot. We record the fact with great satisfaction. As a steadfast advocate of the ballot in both civic and provincial elections for 'nauy years past we have always i;lt that it must come and that the opponents of the hallct were fighting in a hopeless cause.

lt will make a. material diflcrcnce

in several respects when the ballot is substituted for the open vote. For inc thing, every elector will feel en- tirely free to record by his ballot the rasult of his honest. convictions. An- other thing will bc that no one will know till the ballots are counted how the election has gone. The hour- l_;.' bulletins, under the old system tcndml to create undue excitement, to stimulate unlawful effort in close contests and in some casts led to al- together wrong estimates of the popular strength of a candidate who got his friends to poll all their votes in the morning. There are many vot- ers who especially desire to be on the

winning side. _

Ballot voting tends to quiet and

orderly elections, to thc prevention of quarrels and also in some consid- erable measure to prevent corruption and tho exercise of undue influences. The briber cannot be sure of the de- livery of the purchased vote as he would bc in open voting. Hc must de- pcurl upon the promise of th: votcr wliom lic has corrupted, or who has asked n price for his vote. Such promises arc not by any means al- ways reliable, especially when both liartics know that it is given in pur- suance of an unlawful act. 'Another source of satisfaction is that thc ballot once introduced and not cumbcred with any hard or cost.- ly attachments, will bc a permanent thing. No city or town that has once tried a fair and workable sys- tcm of ballot voting such as is pro- viflcd in the city bill, is in any dan- ger, in this enlightened age of rc- pvnling it. and going back to thc

The loss of the steamer Bruce with

_two lives is a most regrettable oc- currence. The Bruce was the main de- pendence for keeping up communica- tion.in winter between the Newfound- land railway system and Cape Bre- ton. So far our winter steamers in this Province under skilful Seaman- ship, seem to have borne a charmed life for nearly a generation since the Stanley was first put. on.

The budget speech has not yet been

delivered at Ottawa, although Par- liament has been a long time in ses- sion. Evidently Mr. Fielding Wants to know what Congress is likely to do with the reciprocity agrecmcnbbc- fore he makes his annual financial statement, but this may not be pos- sible, although the agreement, if it goes into effect must have an influ- ence upcn the revenue of the comin; year. The surplus for the current year is, however. believed to be very large, and that will leave s margin to be counted upon. _

The British battleship Neptune rc-

Cvntly engaged in .target practice with her 12-inch guns at a range of :five miles and in an entendcd trial managed to hit the target on an average three times out of four. Suchi accuracy in view of the distance, is truly remarkable and goes to show that British gunners know what they are about. It is satisfactory to have this evidence as to the guns and the

papers and returns are moved for which must tax the clerical staff of the departments to the utmost to have promptly prepared. The Prem- ier, Hon. Mr. Cummiskey and Hon. Mr. Richards have shown cheerful courtesy and promptitude in supply- ing the information asked for. This

_grow in number undetected and un-

MEN lNIlWOMEN_ lll|llE|l lll||.Y

BY “FRUIT-I-llVES", THE GREAT Fllllll llEll||lll|E

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Pew people realize the enormous

amount of oodwhich “Fruit-s-tives"

tives" is curing hundreds of sufferers from Rhenmstium, Nenrnlgia and Chro- _ nic Headaches-hundreds of others who were almost frantic witl\_ Stomach Trouble, lndigestion and Biliousness - still others with_Kidney and Bladder Irritation - many with apparently “ hopeless ” eases of Constipation, Nervousnele and Skin Diseases.

"Fruit-n-tives" will do the same for

you if you give it A trial. _ _

5oc. s box, 6 for 12.5°, or trial size.

25c. At all dealers, or from Fnnt-a-tives Limited, Ottswl. prim minimum-l

VIBE ANI] IIHIME

IN NEW llllll

NEW YORK, Mar. 23-ln a state-

ment to the public issued last night Magistrate Joseph Corrigan holds Mayor Gaynor responsible for 5, dis- organized condition of the police force and responsible for the preval-__ ent vice and crime in this city. Gay- nor, says the magistrate, has cur- tailed the power of the commission- er, attempting to exercise it himself, and by so doing he has demoralized the force -and made easy the way of the transgressor.

“The town is *by far more open

than it was under Devery. There is not the slightest attamipt maidc to enforce the excise law. There has never been ‘a time wh-en the more serious offences connected with the social evil flourished with such im- punity, gambling houses and pool rooms have increased and `now run without molestations. except for the visit oi' the collector; graft is ram- pant and as profitable as it ever was.

"The town is infested with sturdy

beggars and psnhandlers, who walk the streets almost unmolestcd and

take by f2i'ce. when they can, what is denied o their pleadings. Crimin- als from all over the country have come to New York in droves and ply their vocations here in safety. The more serious crimes, such as murders, shootings, stabbings, gang tends, highway robbers, burglaries, as- saults and larccnies from the person,

punished."

PILEB OURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to

_cure any case of itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c-

CUT THIS OUT AND

PASTE IT

Almost every day The Guardian re-

ceives orders by maii to insert news matter of an advertising nature. In most of ‘these cases the senders, who are frequently not known to any member of the stat! and who have no account in the advertising depart- lnent,_ write “Please insert the fol- lowing and oblige," 'thus apparently implying that they think the items will be inserted fren. Only a few weeks ago a reader wi ote asking that his ad-

maillng, bookeeping and other expen-

as a display advertisement, announce- ment, business local, classified ad or otherwise. When for church or chari- table purposes they seldom ever say so, or do not enclose sufficient money to pay for same all of which will be returned by first mail in the event of the item not being chargeable; or if more money is sent than necessary to pay for the item the surplus will

New Dress Goods, Silks.

Fancy Volles. Musliss. Wi\S|\ Goods, O Trimmiiigs, Laces and

Embroidcries, per S. s. EA RL GREY.

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f ~ D ' Newest

"__/_ _ Materials in Wash Goo ds _=;?'

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The best choosing is naturally

the first and we have now ready for

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your approval our complete stock of the above goods.

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and be grateful even if some other fellow hugs your wife dur-

house-va1’ue safe when the engines have gone away.It’s a say- ing that “insured houses never burn”. True or not,dont leave your house unprotected another day. A small premium paid to a good Fire Company and your safe.

Let us quote you a rate today.

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Atieniion fo Horses Teeth

There are_m_sny horses of all ages that are not thrivinf well, altboufh consum- ing s rsnsonsb a amount o food, and

their owners are st sions to seenuut for lt.snd often spend money in con ltion powders. stock foods. etc, without result.

he animals do not show symptoms of illness. but simply do not hr ve. and have not the emi-_its oronergythey should have. The cause in the maioi-_ity of cases. will be found in the mouth, either thpn Il faulty dentition or there are irregular ties ofthe teeth. The subieoltl do no regain medicaitrsatment al t at is new ls intellilgent attention to the teeth. e soy “intel ment a_ttention"_ss in many cases unskilled or ignorant interfersnce_docs much more harm than good. It requireu man who thoroughly understands the anatomy of the mouth. and has the necessary instruments and skill to corr- ect whatever is wrong. - » _

J. M. NICIIOLSON, D.V D. Veterinary Dentist 202 Kent Sl. Ch’town. P. E l.

Many Mnrewaiches

were cleaned and repaired by us last year than for a number of years past, this shows our work is satisfactory.

A box for mailing work to

us and estimates. of cost f ii

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ing the fire. For it’s the lucky man that finds both wife and Wstchmaker' and Upticlln

South Side Oueen Square

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men behind the guns_ ami as an ar. vertisement of Farm for Sale be in- n°.|.u_ BRuNs'|c‘

gument for peace which should im- :§‘_'_';*;‘}_ef_;°¢?tfrgsmh¢_;ay_ ¢£__fy_|;;c:_.Lte1_i 2_3 H ‘ 0 l Moncton, N. B. PMS M211 "P011 any present or Pros- The Guardiiu.. In this connection it O $2 i5T¢‘f_°'§¢12f,n'f§3§,};,‘}°“,$3' “§,§2l¢‘."_

P VV ' I th - ` ~ . S't t d cc 1 e enemies o c Mother Coun may be said that the subscription P, L, I. Managers Charlottetown nficlmui-rdiiiiiiigdi‘l:nml:!:ii:°ili‘i:ls'd°g-li :

try. .~ price is not sufficient to evcn pay the - _ _- 7 V

actual cost of paper, ink, presswork, - S’ M' Hlcks Agent at Summerblde' _ glihkiginfiigefiiilddiinfilgliiishgahllhk

Perhaps ucvcr before were thc Op- ses of the Circulation department - - " 3”' _ __ . AA M°l"“°' K°C° D°"§|d M°Ki°°

position m,_.mbc,S so seamhmg ___ proiigr, and_t;ius si_1_bsci;i_b;ars hav: no l I B.M0L¢\l‘l Q. MCKIIIIIDII their inquiries as to details of v pnv egos o ree 9 ver B ng an an ` ‘ V V "'“t°" A"°rn°y.’.*'|-“V _mm ____ the __b__c ex cndnum "__°"5: on the same footing as non-subscri- _ Brown Buick Chnlottamm

u re. oung Ma

P I’ BS ur bers. Seldom ever does the sender L B S M

ing the present reason. nay after any state whether the item is to appear ay y G-66.3 IILII1&Il questions are asked of thc Govern- gl _fha lgoalllingt Daily or the gural B," ptnnltig;-rgnhnrgy A-|»-|_-gmagyk _

. B w r r m o e t ' -

ment on all manner of subiccts and in Jpher enafly 00,02: ligtgifrahethgg F Y n liitimiiuierds. lD'i>iils`zli1e.°_“ °

DR. JOHN LEDWELL. M. D.

Richmond Streei,opposite St.Pnu|'| Church Hours until io o’clocl¢ to 3 p. I

D.O. McLEOD. K. O. W. E. BENTLEY

McLeod Q Bentley

B l t - . Boligiltroiseflonrillig gdifillrrgrleovulékzviitiu

___‘w__ vote ___ may be added that the is as it should be, and so far thc dis be returned at once. there being n W _K ers MIIIIQGI ”°"°¥ ‘° |03” "

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iirolioscd plan follows closely upon cusmons in the Laglslature during the freatflr dggfunt 1?’ _gashh with °‘_:i°" g P. E. l. Bl‘ll‘l¢l'l V C L I F T

‘ _ _ current session have been conducted °r 8 V" ng. ° ° ‘"° es &° t “U

the general lines of thc ballot in Do- _ for regular business. In all such cas- ° - -

___ ___ ___ __ with good feeling on bvth 51595 es the Advertising department com- C' H' Slwcnl Adult' 3,: ' '

the continent. _

minion_ eo 'ons w 'cd has stood tho ____ ' munwates mth the sender as quickly _ _ CIALIST IN CIRONIC DISQASIS “St O experience an has mel' with Parliamentar solar rabs ar BS possible by mail or phone, often Charlottetown. P E Island. Olnedl

l tu'v~lpprv1. y y g e _ ." ' 8 mos nl em a 0 a “"1 "*° °"’°’ °‘ *"° "“’~ M °°“'°“' l’1i§'.ii"l0tii.°i§iii»i5.§'. ii°'.l.i.°t°tf.'f. iii 0 -0 t ’ viiisliciil-i$fl.?r””`_”°“"°"'°"“"7'

Th L d f C I ;r:__t_l_;'_’n thte membersd gf ttlgzozedefal gistnlnt, th_us saving all pogslbag timg_ . ---a-------~ -

’ en were pai u pe cop wrtc tin cm e t if I e _ _ °....‘~'$3. ‘2;...."‘.i.§’.‘I2"'“f»--i»»~ ---f -3 :i.°r.§.L:;:°':..°i. si‘:.:.».`I°:f.‘~l»`ll'*‘:: ,AJi_l.eekie,uii.c.vs _

|if||| "gif $1'000' then to ;1'500 “nd Many tc' but one reply-all items etc of a i v°mm‘°“° v“°'i“* ' I” "

$2,500 per session-or more than four money making nature "en thou - ° ° D0 H . .. _ , g 'rar ww 1. f

___ _time the original rate of indemnity. they be somewhat of a news nature: Surnnler evenings’ Whlle pleasant en'

iMost of the |0¢a1 Legiglag peg 5 ht are chargeable. For instance, the ud ° ' _ ` - '_

All druggists on the Island are the infection quickl and tie c ug vance notice or notices of a concert, Jugha becomes 3' bit naonotonous' not backed up by the manufacturers f y re was B lecture, pie social, picnic. etc , are d d ' ' '

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‘ SALVIA. the Great Hair Grower, ral" 0' PBY PWR!/‘ mU¢l1 all 810“K chargeable if an admission fce. silver eC1 e t0 have 3. Change next Summer and B°""l"""A“l"‘l°Y!»_NP'"Y'P\lbl5C»EU-

In this style we show ~.:

you one of the newest .1

uarantces it to grow hair. the line. New Brunswick pay it collection, sale of pie r ale of . Offi ' C , S.-\I.V[A destroys Dandrufi in ten members 3500 ea¢h_ Nova Scotia imys food or refreshments, std. 0 Asdvance Spend the evenlngs boating ? Our cum aml(;ioli3‘.|lil.:ifd.Ch”|°tt“°wn, BYS- - notices of purely religious services `

The roots of the ha" _B so no_____ Legislative Councillors $500 and mem _Wen tho A silver collection _B to be'

bers of the Lower House $700 Quebec I J Y

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creations In Women sfoot' _ished and fed that anew crop of hair i ' taken up, are not chargeable. The C A N 0 E S A N D S K I F F S ° 1 E0, Ma Ds Wear. The makers of Art S

Shoes are always on the L

outlook for the newest }’__

styles and most up to the minute lasts. Art Shoes ° are sold all over Canada

and have hosts of friends

HOR

J__m1-Iigixeéhsgg-lottetown, for a snug est an economical enough. _ or both “B chugnbh for muh than

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Columbia pays he; membelfs $1300 make the business more widely known WOl1ld please yOU, ` °_Oyl=;e:niJiéJe?Briu Bl:i|5_¢_Jor_no:-._

ss Norms. mi.. along with time the szoo si- §;'{‘,,g°'§:§f§'if.fif1i.itéry fiitisgiiii-igniiii O1-dgf gne ngw and be ready to have a ,{3‘|l§'t$%:§'|_'l;‘§'§- um

lotted to members of the Prince Ed- is. Even items which are actual news W.B_E'l‘EWAl¢'r.E.0., N.A.0A\lPBlL

Wallace McKinnon, of Fredericton, wud _s_a____ ____ __ nd not chargasbla “___ but one ___ _

inalmost every town and ““ "°“’ “’° "“‘“‘°" Sm" Km* *° d L” ° “" mm' "'°°` :tener Morning muy or au.-si muy delightful Summer' , Gen e w city. - ru ' ee

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