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Capt VI. A- hlluione ~ " lofley S- Accriulanazer- `

._A full house €l‘0°ted the Soc.let¥

...Par dress goods department h _a

. ' . Circus entertainment 'in Squrls on place daya._ Wetgiave gat

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Member For Queens, P. E. L, Makes Speech m»m~=-dw °w=l°=f _ _ sm, ,~,_,‘§2_,°,',, 2{',",,,,,,,§ ,,,,,,, ,om

. swim, , .

_~~~ ' ___[,°ha-ber, fishermen in King's out. But we still have a very ex-

' -40 UI J. J. Hughes: M- P” County, have opened this week with tenslve range to select from. Try us

od catch Herrin are plentiful at for your new suit J P (Jmckett&

Dehveredon Budget Debate in ilouse _<'_‘=`2.,5g.¢_9_w_..°.: _ cs.. uomgu.. Had.-n. _

' fc ' as orasrisfz with as or your

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_-..M. B. Acorn has resigned the

» 0 ommons mms but yin ieceige _'care management of The Guardian Branch

(From Hansard.) l

'_lh. A. MARTIN (Queens, P_E.I) It was not mylntention to take part in thisdebate, for Indeed I was of the opinion some days ago that it had already extended beyond the usual term of debates on this very ii_np;ii-tant question. But, when I lc1olid_~my.1earned friend from Kings (Mr. J. J. Hughes) msde.such a halting and rambling speech about some other things which he knew very little about and some other things which were noi. exactly to the point. ' I thought I would any a few words in reply to him. He commenced by talking a- bout.Sir Mackenzie Bowell and his cabinet of some Years ago.

An hon. MEMBER. Ancient history. Mr. A. A. MARTIN. Very ancient history. He gave us some ancient hiltory which was not very true and some modern history which was not history at all. Just think of comparing ,the cabinet of Sur Macken- zie Bowell with the Liberal cnbinct whichhas existed since 1896. Why, Sir, the men who were in the cabinet of Sir Mackenzie 'Bowell leit it rc- cord which stands high in the liis- tory of this country and they went out of power without any one ever thinking of making charges against them such as have been made and proven against members of the Lib- eral cabinet. Then, che hon. gentle- man (Mr. J. J. Hughes) referred to the balance of trade. Now, I bel-ieve it' to be true that whena man knows very little about a thing he can talk for a‘long time about it, and the lcsa he knows about il. the longer he will talk. An American statesman was once asked bow long he could speak on a certain subject and bis reply was: If I know a little about it. I would only speak for fifteen minutes, but if I know nothing n- bout it I could speak for three days. That' ia the position of my hon. friend (Mr. J. J. Hughes) in regard to the balance of trade. His first statement amounted to this, that the larger the balance of trade against a country the more prosperous that country would become. I suppose, if the hon. gentleman were a member of the government he would have a paragraph in the speech irom the Throne, put into the mouth of the Governor General to the eiiectz We are most pleased to see that the balance oi trade against us is larzs- ly increasing every year: we are also pleased tolsee that the imports havo largely increased, that the exports have largely decreased and we look to the day when the exports will vanish altogether and the <-ountry then will be prosperous indeed. 1 suppose these are the happy dnys my hon. friend would be glad to ace. I s uppose if he ever gets into the cabinet he will have that statement in\his speech from the Throne, al- though I have not yet made up my mind as to whether he is lookmg for s portfolio or a seat in the Senate. but I think from the prosy speech be has delivered to-day the Sqiatc would be the proper place for him.

an-hon. MisMBER. what about the

tunnel?

Mr. A. A. MARTIN (Queens). The

hon. gentleman did not mention the tunnel. He was strong on the trans- continental railway but ‘he neversaid a word about his own province. In season and out of season he is hers praising the government and I sup- pose they will have to reward him. If not they ought to. I wish to point out something which is very' remarkable in his speech. He said that the revenue and the expenditure of the country had increased nearly three-fold but the taxation had de- creased 14 per cent. Can you, Mr. Speaker, can any member of this House, can any sane member or any insane member for that matter, lay down the proposition that the rev- enue has increased nearly three-fold, and the cxpcnditurc fully tlircc-lold

and the taxation has decreased 14 per cent." I do not think I need dwell. very long on that. The hon. member spoke of the stringency, he steered clear of ir., but he would tell us that this country is very prosper-

flgures as to the iinnncial condition

of this coigitry I have here the latest: retnr 5 of business iailures in Canada. They show a heavy increase in the number of failures and in the liabilities of the iusolvents. I shall. read these returns to the House to show just how much the hon. gentle- man knows about the financial situa- tion :

Insolvencies in Dominion of Can-

ada during the first quarter of 1908, according to returns of R. G. Dun & Company, were abnormally heavy, ex- ceeding the returns for the corres- ponding month in every year of the preceding decade, and there was also ii new record as to number of fail- ures. .

Liabilities heavy.

The 512 defaults for $5,036,093,com-

pared with 320 failures last year, when lduhilitics were $2,976,625.Miinu- fncturinf: failures numbered 133, n-\ gninsl. 80, and liabilities were $2,- 105,463, against $1,491,296. There were 362 trading failures for $2,732,- 318, zigninst 229 last year, when the amount vnvolved was $1,255,149.

Other commercial failures numbered'

17 against 7, and liabilities of $109,- _l22 made the only favorable coni- parsion with last'year's returns,when the amount ol defaulted indebtedness was $230,250.

Ontario leads list.

Comparison 'ny provinces shows an

'increase over last year's figures In every instance ns to amount of iia- bilities, the chief difference occurring in Ontario, Quebec and Alberta.

F.\ILl'l~lES l.\’ CANADA.

Number. Liabilities.

Pi'1i\'ini'c 1008. 1007. 1908. 1007. _Oiifurio 200 120 $`!.040.8-i0 $1,476,099 Qucl>ec 1210135 2,959,740 1,190,575 British .

Columbia 12 11 101,030 Nova Scotia 14 12 80,800 Mnnitoliu ll ll 200,100

New Bruns-

wick 10 12

P. Elsland 1 1 Alberta 50 9

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ous. I beg to give him some recent them to you? J_ p__ mkegg

>& .

amen sm, 500 57.000

102,500 21000 417,-:sr

liT,9l2 2,300 01,0710

Tomi me :no $5,000,003 i='~§_e'»'70._lsf5 1 (To be Continued.)

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line oi wli`it.e~wa\`&ts. -We-haN_ most anything you could wish and_ _ithe prices are very moderate

_ Montague. ` 5-13<il‘1i-

Fill in limi A

LEE ll] Sill llll

Young Physician Alds'Po|ice- man Carpenter Where Elders Despalred

NEW YORK, i\izi_i- ll--A fic-r rxpe

icnced physicians _haul declared that oven ainpnntion of _a leg might not save the _ life _of Policeman Coles Carpenter. and ii priest had been summoned to administer the

last rites of the Church, Rn£'ni'on_<1 Sullivan, u young inteme in St, iurl' 5 Hospital succeeded by tho _ulternute baking und freezing process, in saving

'Cnrp_cnter`s life und leg.

W ile stepping from a variant July

Carpenter fe l on u ruty nail. \\‘o_unding his right leg. Mortitication set in, and ust December it wus decided amputa- tion wus necessary.

Dr, Sullivan, son of Dr. John D.

Sullivan, ri police surgeon, _sand he heiieved hc could save the limb, As uiuputution in Carpcnter‘scondition wus moat precarious, the interne was ullbwed to take the case.

Di" Sullivan “baked” Cnrpefite-r's leg

in £4. heat from 150 to 200 depress _to induce ii rush-of blood to the- ml_i. Ile then plunged it into an uinmouiu ice tank to <1ri_ve the blood out quickly and carry iuvny the impurities which had unused mortiiicution. The t_rentinen_t proved effective and ceirlv in_ April

Carpenter could use his lc|i\\'1th the uid of crutches. His leg wil soon be uorinul.

Minard's Llniment Co., Limited. Dear Sire,-Your MINARITS LIN-

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Fiva GENTS AND _nr-AT ous wAnL PAPER snor-ANNEX NUM~ ,ann Two-sacoNo rLoon_MooRE a Mcnnon. 5-iafirn

=cm-1ToNN_-ES FOR six onNTs PER YARD I,A'1’T_HE WALL PAPER |sHoP sacortn rnoon'-ANNEX .Nuixaan Two. Moons a Mc- LE0,D~ _ _ 5».1aal~u. :THAT FAMOUS wAsHnn CRASH

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' fasliriolitable bred Clydesdale'

_Lord Dalmeny is thc most

stallion ever impoited to the cannot be beaten. °

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Canadian No 726

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Island and as _an individual

.ilzlefwas only shown three times-won first at Haldimand’

_Second atSimcoe, and first a

t Tilsonburg. His coltstook,

rst and second at the same exhibitions in their class, though'

only -three mon ths old

Look him over before selecting a stud. Stands in Char-ly

lottetown lo`r the season of 1908

at the Revere Hotel stab‘cs

Terms forthe season $10.90 tobe paid'on or befor'~'Dec. `

<1,-j*_;»; _WS-4-iGT0 N L 1' ROW N,"--‘ Owne '.

IMENT' is our remedy lor sore' throat, colds and all ordinary ail- ments.

It never fails to relive and cure

promptly.

CHARLES WHOOTEN.

Port. Mulgrave. .

Buy :1 "Tress" Hat at _Browns

:AMONG ALL THE "MERRY WIDOW" HATS THAT WE HAVE BEEN IMPORTING THIS SPRING THE FAVORITE SHAPE HAS BEEN THE “BARRYMORE” MADE IN A BEAUTIFUL PANAMA STRAW VERY CHIC NEW SHAPE- NOT T00 EXTREME-THE THIRD RE- PEAT HAS JUST COME IN AN- SWER T0 TELEGRAM-THE PRICE IS $2.85. MOORE & MCLEOD.

5-13dr1l.

:MERRY WIDOWS FROM TO-

RONTO-FROM NEW YORK - AS- FAST AS TELEGRAPH WIRES CAN TAKE ORDERS-AND EX- PRESS COMPANIES BRING THE GOODS -- CRATES - CASES OF THEM IN EVERY NEW SHAPE --

STREET TOMORROW. MOORE & MCLEOD. 5-13dr1i.

:Straws show which way the wind'

blows another big shipment dlrect of “Merry Widows” from the Home of Straw on sale today 65c, 75c,-95c and $1.25.-Jas. Paton & Co. 5-13dtf.

_Desirable roperty For Salc\

situated on North River Road one mile from Ch'town known as Milford Farm consisting of 24 acres, all clear and '\ high state of cultivation. Newdwelling house with modern improvements an _ outbuildings in good repnii-.Good orchard For termsand particulars apply io '

- __]01-iNC._McLF.O _

'~ j§`tuf°rl3m'p_d if L f`1W¢$t"Rsy,

_

BREAD “

~ get the 'dest that can be

strongest_ combination of bread qualities, buy ou . b1¢_ed~1 ,_ _ »n1E;l>|oRni sA|<ERv_ 9 dmivf 1 226 Euston St,

THE PRICES ARE $1.15 to $2.85 --' AND THEY WILL~ BE ON THE'

_\j__ (u1.`a`t.tention. Bv`0\"!th_i1lK 3': and at Souria as he finds himself too

| qp.¢°4a¢¢ to select from -and you busily encased with his Oth” dll*-10°

A ' ' 5 ,will _and .the price riglft-too.‘_ J. P.fto . _

, -Crockett a co.. Mon1.aguq.- 5-;<11<}r1i\ dw W H .iw

attend to same Any person who lr th sition should write

` ` ` ' V |“Manager The Guardian, Charlotte-

gw|1_' ' gt 5-9dl°f-I.

___1'q,v¢r me we.»n°_wi=u1=n_».`;1aiury_¢ _ $52.

.lust befor-e_.retlrln3, if 1911!. IN! sluggish, out of tune, and you feel d blllous, conltlpsted. take I Gull

l-lood’s Pills

And you’ll beall rixht in thernomlnx.

“__ _ ._ my -4=-- MITNTAGUE uaaxms.

25:

Corrected for _every .Wednesday and

Saturday issue,

Herring per bbl. S

Sod, per quintal

Oats per bus. Potatoes, per bus. I5 to 40 Turnips, per bus. 16 Eggs, per doa. 15 Oatmeal, per cwt.' $3.25 Butter, per lb. (dairy) 24 to 25 Butter, per lb. (creamery) 39 to 30 Hgy, prggsed $13.00 t0 14.50 Hides, perlb. 4 Barley, par bus. _ 50 Hay, per ton. loose $1100 £0 14-50 Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 to 6 Pork, per lb. (carcass) 6) to 7 Lamb. Per lb. (carcass) 5 to 7 Calfskins, per lb. 5 to G Cabbage, .per doz. 50 Beets,` per bus. 40 Carrots, per bus. 40 Flour. Roller Process ner 196 lbs.$5.

ARE YOUR CHILDREN "CROUPY."

gm 'S2 88 5”."

SSS

This trouble is deadly-must be

stopped quickly. nothing is so sure as the Nerviline Treatment. Give it internally, rub it on the throat and

Porous Plaster. The marvelou

ment, and in Plaster form, will su

by thousands every day. Invaluabl in the home,- especially for treatin the mllldltills. that all children ar bound _to _ cateb._ ,Large bottles 2

price, at all _dealers or N. C. Polso & Co., Kingston,-Ont.

son Be amm Huntle 5 Kin

Interment Vernon River cemetery.

iwanleid Sulnmer-Boar

_Sanitary

; 0 _ -Pl um-h-mg

, Let us tell you how I little it will cost' to in- stall asystern of up~to- date sanitary plumbing in your home. Do' you approve of 1uxur,ies?To have .up-to-date plumb- ing in ynurhome is one of the greatestluxu ries. We carry the very latest

Ground as on want 1

,g - __

_ *- f -

chest, and then put on a Nerviline

, 7"

prise you. For sore throat, coughs,

_ » New Brunswick _

colds, and pleurisy alone. it is usa; Nova Scotia

g Royal Bankof Canada _

cts. each. Nerviline Piasters same _Acadia sugar P,.e._e,.red

n Acadia Sugar Ordinary

WIWDETIWW

HUNTLEY-_In cms city Tuesday Eastern Trust Company 60

Moy 12th Mrs. Henry Huntley Sr.

aged 83 years.

Funeral from the residence of her .Paid -

8

Hi _ , y square today Wednesday at 10 a. m.

" ‘Nova Scotia Steel & Goal,

d Firsts _

:W

Guysbow, his cou-

was an dilioh.) Gnylboro. N. S., jan, 4th, |908.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-as sure taiifinfli ins Y rummage sale tomorrow at - clock.

55 ei-

Thursday night. _

'Ladies. if you -.want a high class ab

sale of "The old London Property"

‘Bring your friends and attend U10

Hall

*Tenders are being received at_ U19 School Board office up to May_f_16th

school fence. 5 12dtts_31.

*In Bt. James hall on Thursday night there will be quartettes, duets, illustrated readings and other good things. Come and bring YOU' friends.

'Don’t forget the dance at the Lyceum I-_lall for the Charlottetown Lawn Tennis Club, Friday May 15th.' Tickets 50c to be had at Jamieson’s. Everybody welcome. 5-11dmtb2i_

*Paton & Co’s mideummer opening of goods for evening WWF ll" DW” postponed for a week_to await ar- rival of a shiprgent of goods selected in Parisby Mr. Paton. The opening will take place on Thursday the Zlst inst. __

Maritime Province Securities

B

power ot Nerviline, both as a lini- “-"

Baaks_.~ ~ Asked. Bid.

British North America 145 143

275 270 281 279 223 220

170

Unl0n Bank oi Halifax 178

2 Miscellaneous.

Acadia Eire Insurance 100

90 51

Brandram-Henderson,Common 25 Eastern Canada Savings &

Loan 135

98 88 48 20

p. c. paid ' 134

Eastern Trust Company fully _

Halifax Fire Insurance 85 Nova' Scotia Telephone new 107 Porto Rico I 34 , Bi:anfie1d’s Limited, Preferred 97 90

104 32

Nova Scotia Steel & Coal

Con. 101 99

I-Ialifay Electric Tramway 100 98

ic roo yn .ngicls Llic best n.d\'erLising S THE BEST FRONT PAD _

mcdiuiii in l1ieu'oi'ld_ It carries more resort HOSE SUPPORTER .Will KNOW OF. ; _ ' ` r '

udvcrtisciucnlu than anyNew York paper. It GOOD ELASTIC-STRONG CLASP~ A I ' damn i>i<i-1-I-:Mixi:.\"rr.v at tiicimmi. BEST COLORS INCLUDING WHITE ' ° °

AN Al)Vi<IllTlSEMi1lN'l‘in thc Engle costs BLACK-25 CENTS. SENT POST. mic. mn 1>ri»»z~ urge mule, amuse no PAID ANYWHERE ONAPRINCE nn- - _ Me‘“"°‘S H“1““X S‘°°“ E‘°l‘°“S°-

i~:,»\c1_n 1.\'ron\iATioN BUREAU i.~ . .W . _ _ _ _ _ ______c_______ ___ . ~c°n..o 5_é_i_;pl_IsLAND MOORE & McI.EOD. ,B4 Hou” S,,e_e,_ p,,,,c,, w,,|,,,,,_l,¢,,,¢

Write for listing blank onl Advertising 'Rafe _ ____ H » 4 _ *S h '-5 3 in-<1. Addrcz V _ ol\iax_, N..., - - 1. 10 11| I ""*`"‘“"\';l°f" BU“"`-AU~ '*I’~00KLY~\‘ B610!-1?iwL1§r'l`A¢l1z?i§` R'i]‘)HoU§A`siIinI)i? g mlm - _

` ""'"“' ` LUsTRAT1oNs or Nnw FASHION §.,, "“`*`“-- ~ _ "_“"’T"‘_”’ ‘ .4

j :mass-cosrs Twanrry oasrs ’

=ANn- Evsmv copy Has A ooo. I

.

' PON GO0D\.FOR A FIIWPEEN OENT

A FR

_ :Fishing Tackl-._ is h -be looking over and sorting up your

wvith every necessary. No prices 'are better than ours. -Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecaries Hall. 5-.13,12i_

er-wn'=;. `

:THERE _is JusT` ONE PLACE

PABT1 L LY__ I E AL ' _ ur. ,.1 <s,.."°' .L PA

._ Is strong, dural_>le,__sn1,pl.\itc stock'

that resists HEAT COLD and - .

DAMPNESS . '

| . . _

4’

Can be paintedor varnished.

¢ »'\` >_: .

Is used out`side,_ins_ide.and Ztween sides,

'S‘=f’“'§-‘-‘1==°=<1f-”""c°~=‘='-°~'>"»°f-‘f i Schofield Paper 00;. ”'Limiié_a,

SELLING AGENTS H.

ad of which appears elsewhere. _ ear

2.? 7>-:_ Us

m .

'Attention _is called to the Mortgage il; R I I- ,-1,.; '_ ' 5:2*

(tllhcsm

_ 7 _ I f

grand concert in Bt. James. _ f 7 Thursday night to help along the _ _ - E __ _,,_

Y. M. C. A. 2 * '

noon, for sale of Prince S,t\'_cet_ ij".’_ "

_ Spring Suit

We have endeavored to put as _1_n_uch_va,_lue _and

style in this suit' ns would ma_l¢c_f_ leader. We

ha are sure it cnnn ot _ ie

duplicated in the City. This suit made of excel-

lent quality blue serge, color guaranteed, best trim.

mings all through, and made to your measure in any

\ f the latest styles you may choose. A _ ‘

If you are looking fcr a first-class suit at :i

moderate price. Come in.

We are _ lease you.

I ll/lacLELLAN 0-BROS., I

The “Expert”Tailors. _

dmwirmtf. `

120 “1 ' 80

Ji

1

105 103 -- ~ -~ --

, 1-l ._

_ _

"__ ` Robb Engineering 100 98 '~ ' _ D b " *

Iiythoiisards of Brooklyn people, Can yo ‘B"'m”°1d's' Limited 93 90

nkon fowl Ifjso. list your houscin the BR00 g°?:n°r._&? I d 93 133 ' V

i<i,\'.\'nA1Lr i~:Aor.i<: rum: INFORMAT- ° “m W '

ON BUREAU. for which ur uso n rintcd Commerce 1590 C' Due April I7

in rv n . .

n.»i_npi;u\-i.ics._ i¢°1_§i¢1f1§ Lid-. 00111111011 105 1%; Interest payable. April I, October-I

- ‘ ca an u ar . A ~

W°" C Y ' N h- Bond quotgations are withraccrued at Hiillfa?‘ or Amherst * l 03 * 0U Ot ing interest. _ _‘ Denomination $1,000 each

The .=er\-i¢ea`uimiNroRMAT1oN BUREAU :THE LANGTRY HOSE SUPPORT- '_ _-Price 98 P' C' and dnt-elfgstl to net 4% P' C` _ Ti n ki r TER1 - ' i - ‘

I article ou 'mshed /1 ’ / K, 2

Due April ist, 1938

October ist

Price on application. .

Fear* B°m9'mb" W9 can 5“PP\1Y' Y0ll In Denouiinnlion of $1 ooo.

E TT . - _ ._;,_.51é”?.’_1;<‘_§_y__§.iE“R‘iu 3i<"lhli’T§‘l%“§i TQWN 0|: AMHERST » _ B EX . ,,,,,_E0,,_ _ TR* M,‘_’_"1§§m‘?f 4 I-2 per cent _Debentures

e' n°w I' ° um°'t° Interest payable %' yearly, April lsl and

F. 'B. McCURDY di CO.»

gguy a.i_Bmukl;_n1»Ha t H_ _ -__ _ Members of Montreal Stock Exchange

is .85 nous si. anim, N. s_ a

To FIGURE ’oN Ir" ou‘ WANT A .I _._.;.. _ 'I'

Ang Lowlarnflrais r%n'oIlzIg11lf '_ _ AB-Y wAI.L\PaPiims.~ MOORE sr _ ._

Mennon, f , _ 5_13d,!, f - ‘ ` --~ -

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fixtures in stock. _ . _ ,_ _

Get our prices they _._ _ _ _ _ __ ~ O ,.' ~

'll` . I " ’ _ ». - ‘ ' »'»

wi interest you _ __ _ _Cheese _and __§‘ r--<5 ; I

Fred l‘l, Trainor _ - ~-4- _ -

. ’ ' C3115. l ' ,al ;=g,_.}g » _

A nrcvcr

' We h_ave'on hand a' few 609 _ ;

*CHO* gallon cheese vats, _made of \_~\ ‘ ' Wh€f€ lIll'Slj.

. A ' ' ‘ the best of stock and wel ~ ' 7’

_ 1' 000 0 ~

» 12 0"” ° _ an - y f' ._ - A ll“l5. illl'-fifit; “la” °°°“`,”g

Whenyou get our bread i Want 8005 0*' 1_1°t at au- _ Also a large supply of 15 "- _ __ dO'ne_

you get full weight--you We have an extra quality _gallon milk canS_ _ 'mus e 4'

Ch &‘S b _’ wh' h ' " "- » if ., __ _ ._ _ _

' bfilwd- If 3°" Want *he for st:§§1gth_a1Id1H(:vxb1§isli;I-d We also carryalmige suPPlY

0 beat- l of Pumps, Ranges, Stoves etc. the one ;_

1 4oc,ZPe,1b In _°t°-. C“119¥W_’ll°.f°’»P’i€°S- The most .up-date steel =_range.in the

ket Sold onl b ` “

I3ox__49I _ _ ‘City 5-iidmwfrttsi 8

_ Other gradesfroiii 28cts. up.l J. - y y ._ _ . _ ._ _ _L Jenkins *D ‘Sch M`f>m*¢Us` *F

._ ml 7.