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PAGE TWO I-Tm, L;~f~mg»|» mm; 1 _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ` rinsr or Auf'

` lt is the weakness of our represen-

. _ _

_ ., h 1 fzitire system, running upon party_

t - lines as it does, that more talent is

-rxpeiided, more coiisidcriitioii given

Z and more tiine oceiipieil in iiiaiioeiiv-

rring and planning: for party advan-

‘ taze than is df-roteil to the real

ffigllcfuwll (ij ' business of the country. .lust now,

-have u___tU_d,_tC U_,__i_)_ _ while it is well known that a_large

_ I ___ SCC ___ _t _ ina_|o_i‘iiy in both Houses of larlia-

ment “HN “ ' , ` f nient stand ready to ratify the reci-1 that they have lt- }ll'l"~` liiiwicity iigiw-eiiieiit, the llpposition you liiitl lllc l;llt".\`l ilil- lan- ilevoiiin; tlie|nsel\'es to talking

lp]-oy-gd _ a;::iii:st tlnie and other dilatory

1{0d_\._IJnu(‘iiu_k_ 1___u(1__ _'ui‘iisiires in order to di-lily and de-

_e_Q_ I__n_d___g R____`___`__ . f-.uit that iiie.i.~lire.

1 1 lriie, they have uiade proposals to

Basket Straus iiew -_ style, (int, 'l`:i1‘.»er¢tl. ;i

vote supplies enough to carry on the public services iintii fall. and so en-1

and heu___\. Siu: L-1l_`»1_`-_ _ able Sir _\’l‘illrid_ Iinurierto attendl

Repairs for ROd>__1_;_\._ '_ _thc l_niper_iul (oiileren_c_e and tl1e1o_r~,

_ _ nigh __ _onntiou, if only the _.o\ernnient will_

t r 3' UPS* ‘lr ` ’ _ 1eonsent to drop the further consider-_

in tackle

1 .1

.¢=-“_

‘.-

SU3.l{€ :md Tlllg lille lation of the agreement till the au- §1lZll‘ClS, \`klrlCt_\’ CllLlS itumn. lly that time, they contend.

for tipg _some \\~11l1 country will hpow :gilt decision

,_ ,_ ,~ _ - » irress :nay reaci on e 1. ies ion,

agate Uflltrss 1.?-_ land if the pact is endorsed lhere, it r“le~°\ lndm-Q ";l"{‘ ~ can lic in like fashion adopted here, ' Reel seats. ctr. ii-inie if' it siiniiiii be feiemii at

_ Wnshiiigton, it must, in any case be

J.G .ihaiidoned for good, and our Parlia-

inient need not waste further tiinc

' ,.‘»'-'er it.

DrugglSt~ l lt looks as if this uround_liad_been

Lgading Tacf._l¢ H01_|3¢_ quite artfully chosen. lt is true,

iiint it \'.ould be quite in vain for the iittawa Parliament to sanction the

___.____._ ~-H. a-.1re‘:iiii~iit, if it should he aiterwtlrds

, ._` fri-jected li_v the Senate at Wasliing-

""" '““- toil. init sn ivan-iii .intl ins collea-

. . - - ' .‘ 1 " " ` `a ' ‘

Dpmmign __lfs;_v,_-_§,_l'l_<i_»1 Sew- - l :Ff$.;..`§"1li.§`fI.i"..i.I§°`l§lZ"§.l.If§ .353

_ TheSh0rc;S__!ia\»~__~w_‘~(‘_eRoute iss the agreeliient, and they ciiiinot

|@<_.1r.¢.., iii-1 _._-v_,<.,, th dignity accept the dictation oi

Uillll’ N"‘;',l`*'»-"'__1_-"__'_l5-‘ `~_;=~‘l“i“‘* :.l.i- (lpiiosition. That would be con-

3U|‘Cl'I |0311 r‘i.H`J . ' -' .'

Saillni: _-\li<_-i'ii.\i`--l_\' willlli xiii-_ ‘;_\(i_\_l;;'_tn§v;;?£_u{_l;;;:_l;; I;§;h_;Tji;t_

TN-|l0nlc'C5n3d‘\' bolnlnlon ity. It woiild also in\'ol\'e ii loss of

;Y:_‘;_i_f:_g*?_l_{'_l:ff_:_‘_;"_'f;,lj_l5_Sff‘__‘_lf_`;`__'_’_\:fI prestige to the (1o\'erniiient and lend niii triple seriw li.-:~:.:»-iv-1 it-inf-l~ ii cvrl.aiii lustre hy its success to the ;`_:__h_`t__'_5:.,f,_\lf"'_°"l '"""" " Z" ("_""';"r_"_ hoid~up tactics of the Upposition. 1--» in -1- 1-----1 carry one el;.=.~ i~:.ii=ii ga--. n-.;-- ~ lposition of the L§o\‘ernment, is by no °"“" `°“H"'l :ml C1""'~ “'l`l ‘Ml """""` liiieans a bed of roses. Mr. Borden's

pi'opc_.»s:ils must needs have been rn-

' _iecle<\., as they ii.;-i-4* but \\l:iil of the

aiiiirdiiig an ~.1»po.'\\ioily lor .in inex- pensivetrip aoroiii. '

Third Cla -.~ l’;i.~s~ - fair. :i"-° ln illi-

edlulwoii'iril`o\irl'--1-Li _

Furtherlhiiiioiii ii>~ : '_' » iii»-'=l!.\ -

Oiiiee. :is _\‘nii.- li_i|ii_ ii .2 _‘.‘- l~_f

" viii!-EE.” A R_!;9__T_'l`__E_T_9_Y_‘L‘§’ G ‘;L‘_\3}l¥_§_l`i

.iiiiixeiliiite lutiira-'_' 'l`o blame the lip-iliasty eoiisiileratioii.

position for obstriiction und delay will be to invite n recital of previ- ous incidents in whicli u l.il\eral lip- position had done the same. To con- tinue the session nitb the (ipposition

still obstructing and practicz.lly re- 1

fusing supplies, might be a fruitless ns it certainly innst be a wearisomc struggle with no absolute certainty , of passing the agreement for months

indicate that the dilticulties of the situation are fully realised. _

Ilespatches from (Ittawu to some of

the opposition papers, tell that the (`abinet Council on Satiirday began at 1 o'clock p. in. and did not con- clude till twelve hours later at 1 o'clock the following morning, the longest session of the Cabinet since the Laurier Government first held oi- iire. So much is probably known, blit what follows must be largely conjecture. It is this: That there was a sharp division of opinion; that the l’reinier urged an early election and that Mr. Fielding opposed it. It is added that all the Western Liber- als are strongly opposed to having the election brought on until after the redistribution, which can _only follow the completion of the census. This last statement of all secins credible enough. '

But the situation has not yet

cleared. The Imperial Conference is nearing and the Coronation not far off. In about a week hence Sir Wil- frid should sail for England if he is to attend these important meetings. All must feel that it is highly desir- able that the First Miiiistcr shall at- tend the King’s Coronation as the inost illustrious figure from the over- sea lloininions, while an lniperinl Conference with Unnada iiiirepresent- ed would necesssirily pri-ve unfruitfiil if not futile. From nll of \i'hicii it

would appeal' that the (`abinct`is be- lief, with f---nous iiifricunies seine present time. And among these larg- er questions it may have happened that the nllnirs of our own little l'ro\'ince in the niatter of appoint- i.ii~nts may have iw-<'ci\'i-il lint. rzitlicr

qv".

Montreal, or l. it-:ii .i',r\\:.‘~', \~- |\ , Rogers Co. Liu. \i tk.. l,n»oi':~ N Un town. i»’_l.ii'iii.

1 _ __ (ine good thing for the time in re-

'Y ;:ard to the i'i»r-iproi-il.y a1.;reement

C()NFl.i\1_§l{.-'\'i`li>>i

_ l.\' l’..\I\`lifll'?.,

Z <-

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‘ 'llllll (`llAl'.(>}l~l A(lAINS'I` HHN. i\ll{. OIiI\’Ell.

was thai. it served to divert. the dis- chzirge is that in October, |007, a

" rnssioiis in l'arliainrnt frmn person- sum of $50,000 was placed to’ the

since promised to give l’nrliament a

_personal stat.cinr-lit. The ;:i_st. of the

B"`N(l('H' “"3" \"'|""'l'°Hl" \"‘l_;'_f""l lol and party scandals to matters oflereilit of .\ir, Oliver from New York,

m_`1__ liiglier national iinport_ lint there :ind two years later ii fui-t.her sum of

at iipwaros of ii1,'iim_iiiiii was

troycd, liiiiniri-<ls of 1»i'o;»le were ii h0n;¢-1p>;_».-_ uni( ;|1|,1,,,-1 fm- ,.1151-n 1,1131. has bri-ii iiow a i‘eVersioii to scaiiilal ness section of the city was ili~\':i:¢tiit.- ;»_;airi. l’ul»li<' attention was first. ell diiriiig ii liri- of ix lioiir.-', which ,1i,-,.4.l",,| tn H,_.mm Vmqm clm|.gp`_t; ls .still riieiiig llioli-:li the iii--.iirii `

ninkiiig _soiilu ln~iiil\\aj.‘.

7!---Doctors always simili well

our drug store. ’l`lie_v know that give every attention to the drug prescription departnieiits and do

M" a-_1;iiii.~'l :in iiiiiiaiiictl liienilier of the

_i.:ilii'iei' Valiiiiiff hy the 'I`oi‘o:ito'l‘i'li'-

of izrain. 'l`he 'l`oi'onto World followed W0 this hy naming I-Ion. Fraiik Uliver,

‘_‘_'_‘_‘_l Minister of the Interior, as the party

nemmt ,my m,.1_m. that makes _'___ acriiseil, and Il. Mctlilliciiildy, forrii- their success. lf your iioetor do(-_~; 111,; ci-l_v editor of the (lodei‘icli` Signal, direct his ili‘esci'iptio|is here kindly ask ion, more recently of (‘:ilgary, a Iiib-

him todo so. -H on will lind ns proiui>t.. ,Tm writel. _md cmmmign \,_.nrkm._ uS'railway in Manitoba, the Saskatche-

careful and oliliiziiiv. 'l`ln- .\lm‘l{iiinoii I

Drug (`o., ll. A. McKinnon, H. l, Us ncwscr' Bgtuu,,,._ 1-,,,~_ (;1_ (;,.,,_ 6; KL Sf_,;_ ' Sir Wilfrid then made ii statement

‘ drl.f_ in re,‘iai'd to the matter in l’ii.rliil-

liiigagetlie vacu uni

:nent and read some correspondence-,muy contrmlicted by the Tormm, on the subject. I-lon. Mr. (lliver hus,Glohe.

..~l.l_»¢5li from the same soiizee, which `il. is lille-tml Mr. liliver cliequed out 'later and used as ii campui1.:n fund in l:l|il-l. ’l`hi-. supposed pi'el.<~.\t.foi' pinc- in;.( this money to Mr. \ili\'er’s credit seeins to have been that he in his capacity as Minister of the Interior had eniihlcd the Canadian Northern

:R:iilw:1y to obtain 600,000 acres of ,public lands in Siisl~;ntche\vaii in lieu lol a like acreage granted to flint

wan lands being much more valuable

than those first granted. 1 Some of the statements made by llilcliilliciiddy are in the meantime

cleaner ahead." Beer & \\'eel<s. .

5-3dtf.

Sprlw Nii'lne,ry au; Prowsc

Bros Ltd. 4 isdn

Our carpet Dopartiient ls

talnly hustllng these days. and no wonder. lr. ls fully stocked with the swellest goods we have evar shown you '.P Carpets and ollcloths, llnoleurns and curtains All at prices that simply dc-.ly competition 1* and leave the Mail Order Houses outln th-i onld as far as real economy is concerned Prowse Bros Ltd 4-25i:lr.f

up as follows:

oer~

Draperies. Beer 8: Weeks

5-3dtf -

excess of imports over exports. Brit- ain is able to pay for her excess of

P0l|S [S

life of your shoes.

We carry in stock the fol-

lowing.

P:i<‘l~'nrCl’S Gun .\lel:\l 25 Packard’s Laciies’o`pet'i i. 2'5¢ U. N. O. 251 l’ackard's Conibinzilion 'l fi'

lllc

P 1 c lt a rd ’ s Coiiibinnliry

Black I r

l’acl<.1rd’s Black “U” l0c Pac-kard's French Glycerine

a ready shincr Illc

Nugget an English Paste

Dressing Tan l0c

Black, which is also suit-

able for Patent Leathers loc sworn to before me and nubncri

PaCl<ar(l'S Hill) Cream fOr _'p`ii_v{genf=e. this Gth dn! 01 llecf patent leathers - i I5e ' ilieini A.w.$1€uAsp_§_;__c

P2.Cl( 311178 P3tCIlt CYERIII 2512 I-hll'n Oatnrrh Cure is tn llarlryinternnlly

and nets uirecfl ' on the blood und muc-

P In D AA L L

the uoild

federal and provincial . .overnmf-nts, our large cities .uid miinif-ipnlities,

indust.ri'\l corporations togetlirr owe

collectively nn enormous debt, lnrgc-

_~;'1‘ATE 0F_()nio.f(‘}i'1‘voi; Toi.|f.D0.} as

.i'1°,\s oifN'r '

l-‘r»n\¢ J Viieney msxeanontli that he is

' rl er of the rm of l". J. Cheney

oledo said ED

:‘< :_

-.- ,Q--:ax =r:§;a

Bovine-33',-3

f>z:'°v-

o'¢=» <=»»1"‘

o...F3°w “=>_<..~.°

oinior pn .n

it C0, doing business inthe Cit ’lounty nn State nforesaifhn firm w ll nav the su|1iof0Nh. li()l.L\ltf4 for each and ever

irrh that cannot be cured v lI|\ll'|\ 1 'ntnrrh Cure. FRANK J. U

un up r_|n¢;es of the system. Hend fortest- "“°" “ ' rdf).cu|1li~;sv_iu:o.,'r°ie<io.0.

,\DVEIlSl~I BAI.ANL‘l~1 OF TRADE. ly contracted in England and the in-

The total trade of Panada for the

fiscal year ended with March last was -$T5il,0l~l~1,38‘J, being an increase of :$l>l2,000,(i(!0 over the previous year. This volume of ti-:nie was made

Imports... ._ ...-‘S»l6l,8‘JS,024 Exports... _ . _ .._ _ . . ._. 274,316,000

Excess of imports......$137,582,024

The imports showed an increase

over the previoiis year of $86,000,000 in round figures, while the exports show a ilecreasc of nearly $5,000,000 ns coniparfrd with the previous year.

The balaiice of trade against the

iDoniinion is almost. the largest in (".~madiaii history. Without making too much of this adverse balance, it

" is still proper to point out that con-

ditions in tfanadn nrc quite different from what they ure in the Mother Country, where there is usually an

' -~ - l t . imports bccuiise of tie large recelp s __xce__ded 0____ _mp____t___

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ltcrest, upon which must yearly be sent out of Canada and across the seas. And Canadian ships do but a small portion of our own carrying trade, so that instead of deriving large receipts from this source, we are yearly paying millions to Brit- ish und foreign ships for taking our products to distant markets. | But while our debts abroad are steadily increasing, Canada is grow- ing in wealth by the development of her vast national resources,.the turning of barren wilderness into fruitful fields, the building up of great cities, and the construction ol important public worl'-z. But \ve shall be horrowcrs abroad for years to come and in the meantime, in addi- tion to paying the interest with hor- rowed money, we must pay for the evicess of imports in the same way. All things considered the adverse balance of trade is much larger than we would like to sne it. No longer ago that 1001 our exports slightly

fiom other so u ccs than her exports ' V funeral, Two of these sources are the interest . These fguf are full ‘@1119 for

Thc United States census shows

1 l h id l th _ _ _

U" _;"_;)"_:y_ (;‘:_';‘_____“ ;_(_)_;___ _;_1_?_'____ as very large gains in the population. what we pay. The ngxf _i_.ii__it_ge (over sm _a____y___g trade ___ There is good reason to believe that th'-¢e are |_ F cxfram 1 . . _ » ’

Canada s gains have also _been nn- pmwded for the day of ne(,d_

usually large, but not so great as

The reverse Ut uns 'S hue In some sanguine statisticians have sup- ' rec 5 A r

LM-d to Canada Omg ls a borrow- posed. Unfortunately no official re- *WW IJIW-

ing instead of a lending- country Our cmd of the . , .

~ . people going from (.an- v|_ Free Hnspnd on P F

ada is kept on this side of the bound- ary. United States official statistics

Um' T-lll“’\Y£‘» “Ur ““"l"¥¥ “nd other collected along the border show the Bdllrflls fOl‘ lll€ 0pI`llllS

numbers passing both ways. It is to the observed that the American llgu- res still show a large outflow of peo- ple, especially from l<3ast.ern (‘anadn, lo the l-ltiites. They also show a less migration from the States to (`n|i- udu than the Unnadinn statistics show. Mr. Borden brought up the matter in Parliament the other day, and Mr.__ Foster, who often seems to he rather too pessimistic, ‘has reached the conclusion that (Yanadn’a net gain ln population by Americans coming tn Canada ls small.

A desolatqd city. thousands left

to come. Two caucuses of the Liber- _Q al party were held Inst week-a rath- ;' ii' unusual ocrurrenee-and goes to __»

» Where Will You Match This?

_l .s

'é ll

i S iuietiiin T som

l will regret il.

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. _

' MAY 4_ 1911

-‘-v-'**“ '“' ”"' " _°°`._° T” ' we

.- W

e people c:in’t figure out

'l`liL'RSDAY. MAY 4, |911. ' .

f i*"+;i="sf+mi1>~ aa'..mw,.-sf`.§fm§‘Trii€"“'” 1 - The nom of cially.

hawill he flex' Nex

The dress we offered last week was inside from l~,l,i‘f(§_-\».\i [` Qi .\l.l l\ cotton, Calllliiav rlesigii, liiiud-

' soiuelv niade with soft euibroidered collnr in sizes froui _'11 to 4.1, colors blue and eliainpugl_l_¢ Ht $1 25,_ nizide ns

well as :inv cli'essii1:1l:cr could iiiiike it. its the l>:si house dress in cniizidii for ilie inoncy, het one or two or you

(1 1 1 1 1 11 _ ’1`1i@_;§ni.'l_¢ in this garment is positively :is

PAT

llere is ri streetwzilkiiig skirt niride from goo i :ic : e o i

- good as used hy any iiiantifactiirei' in any dress sold up to $io.oo_ _ _ _ _ _

The nizike and finish is giiriixintced perfect. You will wonder hour we can do it. I lie clolll lllltl trluiniings

" would cost you more. Priced $l.98. Colne quick there are Only 50- _

.1 2'

The English Coat That Makes Them Talk.

it I s iii three colors fziwn <~'i'ey :ind blue. l\l.icle from all wool worstcd craveuette.-.-\ ;,>,'o<_i<l‘ value :it

come .,\

$12.00--bought personally by our buyer when in London 'i`he niiildle-i1iaii's profit is yours. Phe best bpriug coat

in the City. Shower proof as well $8 50 at l’.\'l`( )N.\`.

_ Received another Big lot of New Sailors in While and Black. Phone Nine----Six, Victoria Row, Ch"l`own, P. E. I,

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‘f ' r' ' -- "'_ - -_; "‘ “___ 2 ' 'A' - _~ ~e~:-_~;__,_T'__.' 2;; ~ _-~- r' - -» 'r Y' __

WARS Ili llil

LONDON, May 1--Au linglish re-

presentative of the aeropl:iiie purch- asing committee of the Hussiiiii gov- ernment, which has decided to spend -$4,500,000 without delay upon inili- tary airmanship, visited the aero exhibition at Olympia, aurzoiiipaiiind by two of the ltiissirin government airmen. `

Russia has decided ro buy a fleet

of 300 _war aeroplziiies, all the mach- inrfi to he ilclivwfiil before the end of thi- siliniin-r, and the ltussiiin ag:-iit. Silent a whole day iliscllssiiiy, llritisli aeroplanes with the m:tkei's. _-\irc:iiiy Russia has bollglit eight. British-buill Bristol biplaucs. ~tive l<‘.irnian hi- planes, and forty lllcriot mono- planes.

'l`hc doniincnl. note of the exhibi-

tion is the remarl-table .'i<:t.ivit.y of governinents' in the l'ornint.ioii of fleets of war aeroplnnes. l<Ixpei'ts from the British War liiliw- have been c mining iiiacliiiies c.lor.<.l_‘, since the sl \v opened.

We hare ini‘.‘.'." vxplaiiied i`»l. Nor-

bert (‘licreau, niziiiager for .\l. lib-r lot., "L-iirliiy ual’ iieroplain‘i-l to sup- ply to the order of the l<`rf~ncli niili- tary a\ithoi'itics. 'l‘hirt.y of these mii- chiiies both sliigle and double seated monoplanes, have already been slip- Dlied to the -,government and are in use. French officers have begun to learn to ily so rapidly that there :ire iihout 100 niilit.:ii‘v airnr-en in France. Ho great is the dc-ninnd now iior war aeroulniics for vzirioiis <‘oiii:ti'ies that M._Blcriot cannot, deliver any more

R Currfmgffdoifn in osn nn.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine

Tablets. Driiggists refund money if it. fails to cure. E. W. GR()VE’S GR()VE'S signature .is on each box.

Benefits and Exlras

I 0 F 1 Greaf_in Value I |' | l_ I"air in Cost

Membership in this great Order

will give

I. Insurance Benefit: HP to

$5000.00.

. 'lofal Disability I`en:fif,

through accident or disease. Some companies now claim to have this feature, but (hey

havg if ngf IIS the T. (l F. has. They only pay at death. not half down during life as the I O. F. does

III. Annuity benefit, at 70 >"~‘=lfS

of age. A moderate rate iill 70 is the I. O. F. way.

IV. Siclt and Funeral Benefits:

$t2.‘4.oo is possible from any one illness; and $50.00 for

V I" S n to lum at Rain-

Island.

and Widows:

Yet \lie accuniulmed fund gained $2,ooo,ooo oo last year and now reaches the enoriuous total of $17,250,000 oo. Rev. /\. McGillivrny, Supreme Cliaplniii writes “V\'hai’s the matter with P. IC Island ? So few members in “Quarter Million Cliih " Let all members :ind sleepy courts niake a grand rally nt once and during the next twoi mouths !

E. J. RATTEE.

fj D I3..-.unn

planes, as seeii at the sliow, has been given by the f<`reucli (lo\'i-runiriit. These mnchiiies, coiistriii-ti-il 1ili|~-ist i-ntirely` of steel, can be taken lo pieces in lnilf an liolir for i=xpi‘<litioii;< iiiilitiiry traiisport.. A iiliinher ol' l"armnn military-type hiplnnes-in which the two occupants of the ina- chiue sit in a ncilt. enclosed body likcl that of ii i'ucin|.: niotor ear-l\n\'e nl-

and Spanish governinents.

With the recent orders for llleriol and Furman aeroplanes, adiled to the number of machines of otlirr innkei: lalri-iidy houiriit by the l-‘reiicli 1_:ovl-rn-

so been bought by the Fi‘eiii~li, ltnliiinl

liiieiil, the l"i'i'|i<'li nal' ollici- will shortly possess au .fiir lie-il of atl :least Ifill war aeroplaiio-.~i_ 5 I 'l‘lie fast-liyiii;_: war iieimplaiie, as ldesiigned hy ill. llleriot, is tln:.strik- img fi-nture of thc' exhibition. Hitting: iside hy side, prot.eet(‘<l froni thc wind

For the Future. Young Mall

The Canada Life Assurance is a help to any young man, _lt

‘two-seated military inai:`iiines,fL>r re- __

eonnoitring work lor the next live _

l nioutlis." ' ""' """' - "

An exteiisivc order lor liiwigiiet bi-_

is the best possible in \'ost._inent.. retui-ning do lure for cents in vt*-sled, is the beat nrotecl.i_ui\ you could secure fortholw dep_e_nd

l _. ll.ayBy iiome illoney

ent upon you costs \'ery_ little but. brings irreut returns. _lhe

very fart tliiilf you are w_nle-_awake_enouzli and physically fit to

linve your lin- insured will lift you in the estimn ion of business

individual means. in 1 iy _ ` has to oiier you--the Canada Life is the strongest eoinpany ,on

the continent.

ll num. The ph'ylnr“‘5.{li* "till '“"‘.'1li.i‘L'L‘il§1f‘i§.l’€ii’é’%§llll§i.’i‘ffl§ '

W. K no ers M--me

' P. E. I. Branch

‘ 'I _ C. II. BLACK, Special Agent.

| _______~ :hy it d_ovne-shaped mclal si'r|\c|i, and - - 5-

lwith inups und coinpns:-i fixed ini

l:iinin_i{ will.-gs, uliirh liu\'i‘ liven set' lfni'tlivr hzirk to fnelliafc ri-coiiiioilr ing. i A notsililc fact. i~.oiici\i‘iiiii;< the at-_ l.i\'ily in l"rniii~\- '»'.'.'is eilrd by an in ` tei‘nat,innal e.\:p.~rt at the e;hihitiou_l

Of the province to bring to a success- ful issue tlie iiioveineiit inaiigui'a.ted

lf l"i‘unce were iiivolveil iii' `\`\’iii"t1`ill

morrow she could, by calling up in-ri civilian uirincn as well as her inili- UIFY Dllf-its. llllt_ n rivet of more tlninliiut they a.re.still.vei‘y bad. The dailv 300 """"°l’lf‘“"S l"‘““ lil" l“`l‘l- _ill-utli-i‘a‘t`.c'l'ilié ¢ler'rré.is`e<l from si-vei‘nl - -ri-»----~ ' thousand in tin- middle of Marcli to

lf.-\\ hunilicl `¢lun\ houses stand

l\iess\i~l.eil. only the inuil walls indicat-

~ ing that they were once tenaiit-

._ _ ed.

| l‘hildrr‘n. who formeilv were sold

1 for fifty cents cal-li, are now rrcliang-

_fraiiies_belore th<~m_ the drivcl' -if \lH‘ tnwa \\‘ei'z\ tiluoiig tliose nppoiiitv-l as machine and the oliscrii-r will riisli __ (,‘,mmiu(,'_ ____ _w_____m(_h.H_(, _<,,\.9r,,_ llh_‘f(’“¥¥l‘ the “lf “fi " “l"`_"‘l "l “l¥l'y ineiil on the n'.iittvr of ii .~;iipera|iniiu-

i‘ll.\llll'l‘l|iT\`.\' l.\ll’llil\`l-Ill.

. l;\.` lf.-\i\lll\'l'I l>l.\"l‘lil("l‘.

i~'ll.-\.\'lill_-\l, illny Zi.-.~’\ eori‘espoii-

di~n`t__ nllo rct_\i__ni1qd from the famine- strirlieii districts of` Northerii China says that he found the conditions ini- proveil as a result of the relief work;

ed for few pounds of i:,i‘iiiii.

_ "“"" ` I. Women are selling tlieniselvcs into ']Oll(1.\lTO, May 1-A firm detm, slavei‘v to 1iro\'ille siiccor for their

mination on the part of the tcacliers‘f“mlll“S- _ T

isonie time ago to establish a sui~-~

'aniiuation flliid for those lvllo

through old age or of_l|(~1- camps are -- ronipelled to retire from active work _ Tw" ml' loads "'l"“lh0ll¢" 0Bl`l”lHg9S lin their profession was shown at the nl Expres” wagons' (`°“°°"d“"~ Bllg' general meeting of the Ontario Educ_ gies and Run-a-bouts in Cushion and [ational association held in Gonvoca- Solid Rllbber tires' “ll ul” latest tion 11311, _ styles in seats, tops and upholster-

The ;~epm~i_ of the rommiuec, on S“_ ing. Call at our sliow-rooms and see

_pgmnmlation was u(10Dt(,,_|_ It _,ccUm_ suiuplcs _before 1,uymg_ Selling at iniended the appointnieiit of another l°“""“ l""°‘°"" A' H‘“""" & U0- _ |SPecial conuiiittee representiiig all the - 5--4<lrl0i.

_sections and departiiients of the 1,550.

iciation with instructions to urge ga _.__.____l___

<U‘0ll2l\ as po*-silile a supeianniiiition

_ fun ii lsclieni-c lipoii the ‘gm-c_.n ment I la, l 11 Qll[°t[1i[]if]

l 'l`wo iiiteresting addresses were de

livered at the meeting, one by Beef Sf. \(VCt;‘l{S,

W. Merchant president of the aseo~

nominate a president this year, ami

lioll R W Donn for the tliiii ~

reiillsni and sliowed how n, lm-ga m,m__

stated that there was an increasing

ciation, on the ideals to be maintain- 5 Sdtf.

ed in educational circles, and the -__ Other by _Ur. l_`{oss_Hill,_presiflefii1; , “Miller Bros. are selling regular -of the U““’”l`“‘t.V Of Ml-<SU\ll`I. flu the 130 und 25c sheet music Vocal mil sulijeitt of Vocational 'l`rninini; aiid liistriimental for 10r plerlcopyl l Culture. ' ‘ _ _ 'l`l\€ 0f’ll<‘l?I`-1 of the association for .__. 5-M31' lIh0_§“Slilnl$ _y'~’1H' were elected also. ll-'S coming. Rain. Ladies and _- - 8\|_l§\¢0l1. of ifnrklnll, was Gentlemen be prepared by buy. 0 med iirenfieat. it mi in nic mis- ‘nu your umnreiinsi and raim-,oats U20 denartinent of the as.~ioeiution ti, f1tPat.on’s. 5.31131

lllr; Laiightoii was the only nomiml. '-1

| ' ° » 1 'ly The time r. r lllliiilicllirllliilmilliielwlilld HLi"m'n"y "f “ll” ls while wlntgr ggngi;

- 1 . i _ . _ - - ~ H""‘l'”Y~ ‘ll seems loth to leave. 'Ihen when

l-|104 CIW. trcasiircs.

1. -I tM _ , _ _ the bright days are here-the

resiren eichant <1 mldivss lnni.ed 5 |-|n Sun; 15 mad , U n ee

’llllllllsitllllliiinllrlllill-liatiéllf li” 'lll""' “IW ollr rgiagulflcent Tlnllsp dfolaigles t_ic___ or m___7__t__-___,_ li__‘_‘1 -‘l “ml _ilrB¢- ready to wear suits-al|prlc»es,a|| ___ the __________-_____ _-___ (__il__i1_:1__s_;ve_:_was styles. all the very latest and what was meant l' id l' “mv mostlasmonnma goodsmprnwso

ll 011 lfllu and Bros Ltd ' 4_i3¢f,1

bu' of iieople had no 1 _“___” them as im___________,_a_;F_: __'v‘__’____:_;___ ‘~‘lle;;iiliu~ llic and 250 i-lhcct. Music* of thought, n.nd in what |‘espe¢;¢_,,'_;m____ -Vocal mid lnstriini¢»iitul-for im;

p_|i_ im,i__¢,1,,1,. as this was cn_Dnemm_ 'pi-r copy ni.-Milli-|~ pi-on, 5-4¢i:ii_

’rcsi ent Hill, who is a (`nnndian ___

V ,,.. ::______l’_l__l'*__l:_»_____;\_1\<:__ §______.l_l_\;1:iut.e_ _r_i_f llni- frhoso naw cloths tnmsfor child- ________ ______ ______________ -___ __ n_-s_\~l~. ,oul.~ ren have ,lust come In und are tors both in llinfl ':.~',U" ml: .”'l'ml3 ready fm' y°u "°ddy' we *"9 "OW ___________ ___ _____ _________ _.I1 i¢_ und in the showlnga full range of all shapes ___ ___-~__k__ 8 __________ ‘_ west: as to how ln children s tams In tan lonthor "_ -___________ ___ _T it-_worn vocation- BS well as rail and navy cloth All _“ca-____ _Z _ lc Hlliools and the sizes from 5 J 4t.o 6 l-2. Price;

Wlercly n limail culture in runtrom 25c-t.o$l.00eaoh Moore

the Stllllcnlr mav he iiitinm-ti. ne ei Mt-,i.¢oa. 4-zum

‘l@""'1"‘| *ll flu' primary and second- Welinvejiist reoolvod our first. “FY HPII0-lla ami the means whereby a shipment of HENEY Harness. In ltond culture in the students may bo _NlGkeI, Solld Nfoltel. Swedgc, nttaimid. ne stated that there was Brass. Orolae and Genuine Run- an increasing demand ln the primary ber Mountlngs: all the latest und secwldnry st-honlii and the mi- srylesln Plaxlblmstrap nnd1‘rack ii-sea oi the united some n-on-i.uie _=i_¢_§1d1¢_s- all or which weary s_o||-

I"osfcr's Plymouth Rocks

'l‘lie breeil-to-lily and to vi in. Strain ili~s~

1-4-od:xiil.< ol' the finnous Brnrlil and Int- liaui itovlis 'Lust year‘s vliiiiiiollri WPT* T5, iiir-liifing' R .ifers Cup for bi-wi barri-~I <'oi‘l¢er\-l and piillvl.: Warbi|i‘lo|i_\ upior i..»..~t in-fi-iliiiepi-ii: l¢_\'=\n‘s Gun ,l-ll' ll,-‘=l live eo -k\:i'\.-is al. l.|i\‘ h`lio\\`. 'l‘lii‘ir |l\.\ HIL’ iiiiitlitii-s have been Lf-si.-_il l>.\' ~'\l"‘f1 pouilr_\|uen who testify oi their i-\ci-|l- ence. _PEN NUI llhrretli-l\l.ili-il ti pi-inline high-cliisa pulletns. neaued u,\' uni \-':nd_iu w_inti-r Fair and awry hen ii ist- llrllr winner. ldizizs $1 per i5. _

l'i~.i1 NU il--.leaded by 2nd pri/._» e<.\_cly

erel in at John, (llon\inioa».i ull* a-’_DL’l l~‘» _PEN NU. I.-llliiten to produi:e_ hixliibi- -ion i:~»ckerel~l, uended by lst. i1|'i/.i-iimlr.

|65; rs S:¢ per |.'i. , ,

i'll~Ji\ N0. li~»Heiidr-il by llrd. prize recli-

erel at Amlieral..__sLl per l.’». __ _

PEN NO. I lBu\t)-_ leaili-il h_\'_ lst ill!/1

male at dt. John. hugs 52 per ii»._ ____ eps N _ga-iueii _Er 1~__l_- _l_‘_l'_"fZ °“‘

'ere al. ._ ow. IIS- _'_' -'- My im » ~sa'i‘isr.\5i‘io:\.

II. I). FOSTER.

' Marshllcld, l’,l.'1.l-

- S- f°-IC O5 5" =:.=

5 -ldthturftl.

-W Crown Prince.

Sired by Crown Jewell. l\`0"‘._”

Conroy Barrister mother. He is ll\_ll years old ,and weighs 1500 lbs._, ill dark bay and is 5 ft. 8 inches luill\~ This animal is considered hl’ ll”l`“'

men to be one of the best draft horses in West Prince.

Will leave the owner's stable o|l_t.l_ll‘

Znd May and will go by the I-hill! lliver Road to Bloomfield Corner allll from there by the Western ltoail_ to ll'Leary Road and to U’lienry -W" tion and on co springfield “Y "‘“ (l'Leary Road and then take Ulf; Shore Road to Caiiipllelll-*""_‘“" then on by the Dock Road .to hlnis- dnle and home to Alherton. __ 'fills route will be continued to lxililnre Capes by Little Tignish and honir through Greenmount to Alliert.oll»

Mares ut 0wner‘s risk.

AUSTIN l)'lVllflARi\, _

See hand hills later. ln °l“‘rl~"'

5-4dthstu2w .

a_______f--3-____-*E

EGGS FOR IIATCIIING

Gill'S While Wyallfl0ll9S

Winners wherever shown. l“°l“‘l"'lf

the Great Winter Fair, Aiilliufllli Bl" all (lhmlottetowii Shows. _____

Buy from the breeder tlial, lir»o_

and raises his winners, and 5°* b" results. , . The cockerel heading ml’ U‘_l.l_ty

Pen won first prlzu fu the llt'. :H1 Vluss at Ainherst._ Elin-¢Sf"°"‘ °

pi-n $1.00 per 15. ' The Birds that head my P9" ,“"‘:_"fl for Exhililtltiii purposes l“"“".‘l'\"n,l.` won first pri'/.e at Dominion l‘lX‘___c tion, Charlottetown, and headed _- Prize Winner Pen ut. Winter l’o\il__{_1_ Hliow. The huns in this 1lUl*__*“;_"___r over 93 eggs; from lhlll l"‘" 5-"ll I

' A_ 0_ 1~‘_ (lIl_il». ."i~4dt.lism1ll. _,;,i¢,¢i.-. iork.

Curtains Beer & W¢°k9

5.3dlf.

we sold more Milllnory 5" 82::

Mllllnery opening than W6 1. sold before. Because It °"°$‘|':l,_ llod the styles of the saaaol;___ "__ out being extreme-and l- _mn

dlvldual touches for 080" P° our a sal dt ever one 0°” V xgrlnnohag haray.-» Pl'0WS_°..Br|°5