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You Need I A 'Spring

_System-Cleaning

Tonic

Nine out of ten people

need a good bracing bl_ood nurlfyms. anpetite-making, strength-bui ing tonic. _

HUGHES’

Bu/rdock and Sarsaparilla

is a preparation that we can recommend to those who feel fagged out.” It tones up the system, promotes the appetite, aids digestion, pur- iiies and enriches the blood. It is not a “cure all" but is an ex_cellent medicine to take at this season of the year.

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for receiving discounts on _ E|¢Cir'_ic Liglit bills f0l‘l “The People’s Druggist"

Geo. E. Hughes

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HOME GUARD.-Home Guard No.

.2, will meet for drill at 8‘o'clock.

` THE EXPRESS.-The express train arrived in Charlottetown last night atl 10.50 o’clock.

THE NOFITHUMBERLAND.-The

s.s. Northumberland left Charlotte- town early yesterday morning and arrived in Pictou at 11.50 a.m.

THE WINTER STEAMERS.-The

.Miiito_d0_¢k_ed at Cli;irl_ot,tetown yester- |day at_1130 and the Stanley at Plctou iat 11.il0.» ‘ Both "l`ea've» as usual this morning.` Q -

IT,WA_S BEAUTIFUL, the best in

'tnonthsf These remarks were heard on all sides last eveniligtrom the throngs of pleased patrons, an they lel’t__tbe People’s Theatre, after wit- nessing "The Rose ol’ the Ri-inche." _Sfc<i"it"t'o~night nt all costs, your last

___HAMF'SHlRE _SCHOOL.- Inspec- tor Devereaux made his usual visit to I-lampshlre School on Friday, May fith, and announced that good progress has been made under tho management of- Miss,-_-Aii<l_ie ,;l\i_acNelll since his -.former visit. The pupils' knowledge ‘of grammar received special comment

inor`e than ordinary iri_terest_took place at 81 Fitzroy Street. on Saturda.y,

and Miss Jeanette McDoiio.ld.~ were united in wedlock by the Rev._Geo. C. Taylor, ot’ Zion, (‘h_urch. Both oi’ _the _volmg peopleare of Springton. -The study was- 'appropriately decorated with dra cd lla s and crossedsw r `

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_ No matter who is at the journey’s end-Mother, Wife Sweetheart, Sister or Friend-she will be delighted with Neilson’s. A box 60c and upwards.

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have earnestly striven to * `*` establish such a reputation, and believe our old friends will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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while the .iniprovised__ altar was cover; ed by a Union Jack. `At`ter the' cere mouy the/nciw'-married couple left i'or Springtoni " "

LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL

-The funeral oi Mrs. Hugh Cousins, 'of Stanley Bridge, who died on May 5th, was held on Friday, 7th, at L' p.ni. The service in the Methodist Cliurch and at the grave were conducted by the Rev. L. J. Lcnrd, pastor of the Church. andthe ltev. .lohii Stirling, l’resliytei'lun minister, ot' (fziveiidisli. A large number oi' people gatiicrcd to pay their tribute of respect to this esteemed lady who had rear-lio»_1 the age ot' 85 years. Mrs. Cousins is sur- vived by three daughters and tlirlife sons. “Blessed are the dead ivlio die in the I.oril," `

PROFITABLE, MEETING.--The la-

dies of Meadow Bank Wonien's insti- tute arrived at the school on Tuesday afternoon iii time to exchange plea- sant greetings with the teacher and to enjoy a picture well worth gazing upon, the centre part of which was forinctl by eager, hright-taccrl, rlaintily- dressed children. while tl. clean, at- tractive room, with flowering plants in the windows, went to make up the liack-grouiid which made it so el‘i`ec~ iivc. A good paper, “The (!liild‘s Re- lation. to the School", together with the subject of “Gardenln " in the

i'ull and interesting at`ternoon. The next meeting will be held on June lst, at the school. Subject: “l-low to make Farm Lite Attractive for the Boy." Members i`roni other insti- tutes made welcome.

::Tiie fishing season is here. Have

you overlooked your gear yet? Our stock is complete in every respect There is nothing you may require that we cannot supply special attention given to reparing. See our $1.00 Bum- boo goods. E. A. FOSTER, Central Drugstore.

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“Fishin’ Fever”

i Struck You ?.

'I‘here’s usually ,an epidemic ol’ _it at ihis__season, and the only relief is a--_llsliing trip. But such 'trips ai'e` not al- . ways favored-with' "fislierman’s ‘ liick." unless .you_ take along the right equipment. Oilr stock ol

Fishing Tackle

is coinplets and of the quality approved by the most. experi- riii-cd zinglers.

Sherwin-Williams Paint

Will Protect Your Home ~ ‘

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SEE “NED WARNER" in two en-

'tlr`ely different roles at the People's Theatre to-night. 9908.

SALE.-Attention is directed to the

sale ot' John Roper. Royalty. The dis- play udvt. appears in another column of this paper. " 9911.

NOTICE T0 SUBSCRIBERS -Suh-

scribers will please note that the club offer i'or Caudaian Countryman is only good for the Guardian,-liubscribers on Prince Edward Island. » - 81.99

-HUNDREDS SAW IT last evening:

did you? lt' not you missed some- thing good, “The Rose of the Ran- cho", Belo.sco's greatest success will be shown for the last time at the l"eople's Theatre to-nightj 9908.

REMOVED TO HOSPiTAL.»-~_l\irs.

N. Berrlgan. ol' 171 Queen street. was removed to the City Hospital _in Wright’s Ambulance last evening suf- fering from a rather severe attack ol’ rlieumatism and "la grippe." - ,

HUNTER RIVER METHODIST

Church, May 16th, 7 p.iii. There will ho reception oi’ members followed by Coinniunion Service. Everyone is cordially invited to be present and participate in these services.

IN MONTREAL.-His. friends in

Charlottetown will be glad to learn that Mr. Dave Parks, who closed an engagements with the l"eoplc's theatre in (iliarlottetowii some time ago, is now singing to pleased audiences at the Scala Theatre, Montreal.

IMPORTANT DATE.-On June 16th the date ot the opening ot’ the new Catholic Orpliaiiagc, a grand high tea and lawn party will be held in the beautiful grounds oi' thc Orplialiago, on hlalpeque Road. This will give all an opportunity oi' seeing the excellent new orphanage and also having an evening of rare enjoyment. 9912

AN HONOURABLE DEATl-I.-Yes-

terday morning Mr Benjamin Brady. oi’ the Imperial Oil Co., Charlottetown, received the following telegram con- veying the sad news of the death ot' his son, William, who has been killed while in action at the front:-“ Benja- min Philip Brndy, S2 Cumberland Street.-Deeply regret inform you 6187 Sergt, Wm. Bedford Brady, First Bat- talion, oilicially reported killed in action.-Adj. General." Wm. Brady was 25 years of age und was born at Norton Barracks; Worcester, England. He came to~Prince Edward island -.with his 1'ather.,aliout lil years ago and was etliicutedat 'West Kent School. For ii short while he was in the 82nd Regiment, afterwards' serving three years in the Army Medical»Corps and taklng__his discharge in Ontario. He then worked onfthe (7.{'.R, When the war broke out he was in Ontario and was one ol’ the first to enlist i'or the front. lie has a brother, George, who is also lighting for King i-iiid Country at the front, James, with Messrs Golf & Beers, and Walter and Fred still at school. I-lis .sisters are Amy and Lucy. in Cliarlottetowu. and, in

Ottawa, Mrs Baxilow, whose husband is at the trout. H s mother is dead. Mr Benjamin Brady will receive heart-felt sympathy i’rom~hls numerous friends, but hc will be a prouder man than ever, for the highest honour which has son, by his supreme sacrifice in the welfare of his country,`has shed upon him. The deceased came of a lighting stock, for his father ia,himsell’ an old soldier, having rendered. 25 years of faithful service in the Imperial Forces. When he came to the Island he joined the 82nd Regiment, with which he was identified tor 13 years. in the course of his iiillitary career Mr Brady served iii Punjab, India, and although not in actual battle lie was under orders -on several occasions. Mr Brady is-i naturally much upset over his son’s death, but he said yesterday, in con- versation with the reporter, “ i ani not sorry. I ani glad he died that way. When he wished toyolunteer for the front and consulted nie about going I told him I was proud that my son

should be anxiou\s to iight for his King and his country" The Guardian ex- tends sincere sympathy to Mr Brady in his bereavement, whicb,_altliough very sad. must be a source of abundant

pride to him.

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Large crowds _witnessed on excel-

lent show iit the People’s Theatre ¥0B~ terday afternoon and evening, a stu- pendous plioto~plo.y. “Rose of the Ran- cho", being the outstanding feature.

"The Rose ol' the Rancho" is bl'

David Belasco and Richard Walton Tully, and was one ot’ the most suc- cessful plays ever produced.by Bel- asco. l ' _ With special scenic effects and ii large and capable company, the piece under the direction ol' John Wray is produced as carefully and with as close attention to detail as cliariu-.tel'~ ized the work of the company which

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of experience in ma g p _ _ _ . _ _ " A ,_ and scientific tests is Sherwin-Williams Prepacged l;aint .h ”§iit%§igii 'fifili'-"iiieii"i>iii_-f‘,"i,.i',l ,i,';"’,',..

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perimenting has been done for you, and f ¢ 1‘¢SU 0 Y€_?\'S_ `_Coi-. Prince Kent Sis' ; M, B,,,,,;,,,,, ,mi hi, associate, inch- -

} DCSS in i1l'l€UllXll’lg and gl'll'ldll'lg Of the pure ingredients that I Pr man from Nebraska. has been takin!!

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nsures perfect painting results- - . - . . _ _ S ° ._ - ,, , ,, , . ong and holdri its color so well that' 1tS USC IS 801111109 ""-'-"-" ervlcei ' iiiiiesiiipaiiliihlrreilieenhnmtgrhfiiia iirovefiill

‘ _ /f /_ " _ -, -\ ment. and has engaged in some whole-

conomy = ‘ ~ sale land jumping, aided by a band oi’

scoundrels who have respect for nel-'

W. Paint-will cover»425 square feet, 2 coats, per gal. $2.50

‘ U;¢‘ff‘Syiioleo’.’ the Latest Finish .,_

». a 1 < I f' ~ ° ' ' d' il and tinned’-wititcold ,..~ W- eghghgih l.SSé'i?lieri>tv'iill‘;t oirilcg appeal to the ractical

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_- We have everything you could ask for in the painting

In case of= illness he- Drompt an_d most accurate' ' cornpounding of your pret scription is, ahwluteiy nec-I _ -9SS_2_1'¥-,_ __ _,_ _ ,-

Our prescription department is second" to _none in the prov- lace' lo points ol.. promptnsss

and accuracy--the purity ol all, ingredients used is above re- ` preach. sf'

`Ii you want the belt. ssrvic an expert druggist can -give you; bring your pi-elcrlptton here." ‘

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ther ago, position nor sex. At' this point a federal agent named Kearney comes upon the scene-to investigate these land grabbing frauds upon the part of other Yankees and he prompt- ly falls in love with Juanita. the Rose ol the Rancho. a lov,ely.Spanish-Am- erlcan, holheiuled and»coquettish. Ho has two purposes in view, to win her heart and tosave her properly from Kinkaid. He does the iiriit without diiilculty, but the setmnd requires standing' an alhnight siege. upon a houiietop before relic! comes at the niulc omime at diiybreali. To end the play, Jtlanttasmother laysmslde her _prejudice against therescuer who has loved the ranch, -and tho. betrothal

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June' was shown and proved - teresting and exciting than env other

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at ali shuwsito~day. The other pic- tures yestcrday were splendid.

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In Thousands ol Homes

early and certain relief is found for the ailments to which all are subject-ailments due to defeotii/6 or irregular action of the stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels-iii tho most famous family remedy, the world has ever known.

i PILL

are justly famous because they have proved to be oo reliable as cor:'ectivcs or preventives of the ccii`eriii;'s, dull feelings and danger due to indigcsticn br biliousness. li`;.'zu will try tlicm to cleanizc youu' s;'.';‘.':m, i.i;rflJ your blood, tone your clarinet-fi, ;'.f:n;:l;_i: your lj-,icy Lt: 'l i;_;'_:f;.‘. , yi;;'.' bowels, you ‘~ "l l;:_'. \.! _.1 :.1 many rt.-ly cri Ihietriiz-_' fn Illia to

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manner worthy the Vaiiadiaii people. Recognizing as we do thc very grave, and the very lif»a‘v_v responsibilities, the end of which no nitin yet can' for- sce. and believing as we did. that wc had the confidence and the support oi’ the Canadian people everywhere in sending forward and mobilizing at home over one iiuntlred thousand of our gallant sons, who so gcneroiisly have offered their lives as defeiiders oi' their ilaf; and their country.

“The Govcrnnient believes that thc

Paiiarliiiii people are prepared to as- sume tliosr respoiisiliiliiies, hence our proposals to nicct the i'equli'e|l\elils during the last session. Tlicsc pi‘opos»

als were divided into two paris-li`irst that we should borroii' one liun<ii°cd' millions and the sci-oiid that wo should rziisc under our as-ciisloiiicil lorni of taxation an ostininicd ainount oi' about thirlv millions. This last proposal incl with stroiiiiolis und de-

lerlnineil opposition ui tlllevliaiids _oi` our opponents in Parlianiciii. as well as at the hands oi' the l.il>eral,pi'css,_

MUST HAVE MONEY.

“This war cannot bo <~ai‘ricil to ai

siiccesstiil conclusion williout inouc_v and without means, _vet tin- Opposiiioii declares by its voice and votes that wc uiust not liiivc this inoney. and moved ii vote of want ol' coufideiico in thc Governinent i'or asking it. And ironi that hour down until the present thc Government have been siibjected to the most ilislioiioruble und dishonest

that should and must be expected

Largest Sain of Any iifccilcfiio ir. if; i \'."\:.‘id.' '

inlsrepreselitation, through the Liber- ill bress, that has ever before been known in Canada.

"Nm only that. but under our law

ami under our constitution. we had the right as a Government to recommend additional appointments to the Upper <'liauiber, but the irresponsible major- ity of that chamber today go the length and actually refuse to recog~ nize the law and the constitution, and prevent the Government l'rom'n:iaklng ihose appointnieiits for the sole and only purpose of retaining their control through which they are iilisolutelythe masters 01' the situation.

Now, let me say, is it fair to the

Governnicnt. is it fair to the Canadian people, is it fair to the Empire, under present trying conditions, that u Gov- ernment, elected by the free will of the people. should be asked to remain liandicappcd in having their proposals defeated ut the will oi' this irrespon- sible niajority in the Upper Cliariiber?

"And some people say it would not

be patriotic to hold an election during the war. l.et me ask such un individ- ual this question: “\Vliich would be the most patriotic, to dissolve this lhirliaiiieiit and have full and coni- pioic control, which any (lovernnicnt must have ii' they are going to render that lull service to (laiiaila. and above nil do our i`uli lluty by our gallaiitsol- dicrs and those deptfiident upon them,

i`rom_tlio (io\'cl‘iiiiieill oi' our country in the great crisis ol' this solemn hour. or remain as we are, liaiidicapped and crippled and inlcrferell with at every turn, turryiug and di.~:puting with an Opposition that has not only already refused us their support but has de- claretl by their voice and ll_\' their vote il want oi' confidence in our pro- posals for thc proviiiiiig of the neces- sary means that up to the proseiil have been estiniatril as iict-cssaigv for the rarr_ving on of our part in this great c.-olitlirt, and in vit-\\~ ot’ our re- rcut deplorable and licavy losses it is cviilcnt thai. rencivod and greater i‘i'- ioris liiivc yet to lic. This provides iiorioiis thought for i'ctlcctioii on the pai-i of i-very patriotic vilizeii oi' Van- uila us to what can best be dont-_ to iivi\,i\go the loss ot' our n`ol\l<= sou.

"l'ndci' rational and reasonable cou-

ditions, iieithcr niyscli nor any other inoniber oi’ the Government. so fur as l know, wiinl an election. lt' the Government here were rceivilig the saiiic treatment. for cxaiiiplt\_,tliat tlic Government of Great Britain rc- <-cived i`i°nm thc Opposition and the llousc oi' Lords, tlicrc would undoubt- edly lic no occusioii for any ineiliion ot` :in oloctioii, Init you have only got to look at thc record of the Inst ses- sion and read ilic Liberal press to lziiow and understand thai this is not tho case, and in addition to this wliat under lieaveli could bo said tlint luis rot already been said by thc l.il>l»ral press in (‘tin:irln that would create greater .strife :ind division than that ivliicli their actions l`i'oin ila_v to day are <-realiiig for we lizivi-_ uppeuriut: <l:iily. the niost venomous. the most conteinptilile and thc most lying luis- repscsclitntioris that lnivc ever licoii piililisliudlii any part ot Ilic i~ivilizl\d \vnrld.

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“Tilt-ii we have the mcnioralilo ntii-

tuile of thc Opposition on the Bill iii- li'nililr'e~d h_v Judge Dolieriy to provide iliai any oi' our soldiers who so wish- ed could have the right to cxcrcisv

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lc:i\'f.\_<; ills lioine, gives up his job,goqs into training and l`acI~s dontli for the love oi' his i-ouuir_\' should he deprived of thi- right to say how iliat country :=houlil lic go\'or|\<ul. lu view oi' this who will dare say that the Opposition

and their press arc not explttiéting our niii`oriunati» war conditions r .politi- rnl ailvaiitago? Wfliat else did the OD- posiiion io this Bill mean?

The (lovcriinient took the position

that thc nimi who would put his life :it ilic sorviico ol' his country tollgllt for our liberty and our free- iloin. to uglii for our gi ca l est possossioiis, that of our llritish iiitizeiisliip and our menu borsliip in tht- great liriiish Enipire,is ilu- iuan :iliovc all others who should linvc llic right in say how his coun- lr_v should be governed and 1 lim sure iliai thc staml so taken by the Gov- crnnicui will iiict-t with the approval oi` i-\:l\r_\' good loyal citizen of Cim- urls."

BUSINESS BRlSK.-lflusiiicss. still

continues to be very brisk in Victoria. t‘oiisitlt-riilile produce is on the move and tho fairnicrs who bring loads of oats, hay, etc.. return with cedar po-its ‘or t'en<ini;, .ind seed for the coming

their irancliise. One would have thought that li' ever any llill intro- iliircd in Parliaiiiciit would rct'ei\'o li<=ari_v and unaiiinions support it would have been this one, but wc were called upon to witiies,-; lictorc liic world the liuniiliatin s ectiic-lc oitho

i ' _ ' . _ _ soetliug iinin. .»\lreatl_v some ol? the iaruicrs in this vicinity are busy nt work on the land altliollgh farming has not _become general :is yet. Amour; tliosc in thc village doing buslni-ss on Tliursda_v iverei Mr. :ind Mrs. Austin 'anieron. Augustine Cove; Mrs. Chas.

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Oplwsilivii f»l'l`<'riiii: the most licrccl Irv-iinifis, \ve.<iiimrelund; 1i'lessr.i. Ilon-

olijcctioiis to this ineasure in thc'

llousu oi' tioniluous, and it was iilinlly

aid Gordon, Appin Road; Warren Vil- ictt and liriicsl ("amerou, Hampton;

so inutiliiicil by that irrespoiisiblo

iuajiirity in the l'nper (‘lianiber tluiil ii is prnctii-aill_\' \ni\vorkable.

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delicious taste--and is a splendid food for those who appreciate the advantages ` of sound health and a clear thinker.

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