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"" "HE °’“‘“'°T'*`E”°“'“ GUARDIAN rs; '::::".::;:; 2:: ..1z1z‘=';i2..“§:;" scans woiucsns _cUyVAN-'S

MQNDAV JANUARY "` i9 I lsystiem to its postal service. Post- who get little exercise, feel better all round for _ _ HON. im. cocmzsum AND 'run can Fanny. ‘master General Hitchcock of the U11- in occasional dose el »

"NA-DRU-C0” Laxahves

for Coughs

This is the season

when you have to deal with the problem of colds and coughs. Each cough is a problem that should be quickly and rightly solved because behind it lie serious possibilities. We sug- gest that you keep on hand at all times a bot- tle of

.lamieson’s White Pine and Tar

It is the most successful remedy we know of. It is prompt, sure, safe, pleasant and thorough. Large bottles

25c

J.G. Jamieson

Druggist The Medical Hall

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We printed in this column on sat-.

urday last the full and clear state- ment of l-Ion..Francls Coen;-one in regard to the projected Car Ferry be. tween this Province and the main- land. To every one of six questions submitted to him he gave, with one creeption, a straighthforward and explicit answer. The one question which he did not answer fully was as to what point on the mainland and the Island the terminal piers for the Ferry will be built. The replies to the [other five questions make it entirely clear why no answer coulld now be given to the question referred tu.

The Government will at an early

date cause surveys and reports to be made to determine the points on the two shores between which the ferry steamer will ply. This is entire- ily satisfactory. The whole responsi- lbility is thrown upon the Govern- ment to make the Ferry a success land the people of this Province trust itiiem impiieitiy_to do the best that

;can he done in the premises. To that end a careful survey is necessary. And it is satisfactory to learn that ias soon as the necessary information ican be obtained and plans and speci- fications prepared, "tenders will be invited andfthe work will he proceed- ed with, without delay.”

It is also gratifying to learn that

the Government hope to have the Ferry established and in operation “within two years,"- and that the

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the .standard of the i-gg ivoild. ._ \\`c have a large'

stock of regular. safety, :elf fitting and gold iuountcd in all

styles of points to suit any hand.

G. ll. Taylor

_leuilcr .X Opticians

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` widening of the guage of the P, E, ` Island Railway, “will be carried on 'as soon as practicable.” And that all this will not only do away with the three short haul rates, but is to be done for that specific purpose. lt iis clear from the action taken that il’remier Borden and his Government

iare convinced that the compact un- der which this Province entered into iinion with Canada has not been kept, and they are determined to now try to fulfil it and not only liberate Prince Edward Island from intoler- able conditions of transportation under which it has long suffered, but also to relieve the Dominion from the reproach of not having kept faith with us.

Premier Borden has expressed that

opinion freely _ln public before the

Parliament; Hon. Mr. Cochrane has strongly expressed the same opinion to our representatives at Ottawa, and in a letter to tha editor of The Guardian Hon. J. .H. Hazen, Minis- ter of Marine and Fisheries writes:

attempt has never been made by any Government to carry

ation Pact, which requires contin-

iiope time the car Ferry eerviw will

Happily for Prince Edward Island

and for the fair fame of Canada. il- required no change of heart 011 the part of the Ministers above nam- ed when they came to Power to in- duce them to see the l\1B¢i¢0 0f 0”' cause and to act Promllily 101' °_‘“` relief as the are doing. The _Min

Dominion.

in public life. He was born in 1852 and entered' the Ontario Legislature in 1905. Sir James Whitney wanted a strong, practical man as Minister of Lands and Mines and found the man he wanted in Mr. Cochrane who had achieved success in large business undertakings, More recently when Mr. Borden wanted a strong man to take the portfoliv 0f Rai* ways, he sought out Mr. Cochrane. ilu both cases the office sought the 'man and not the man the office. His just and friendly attitude t0\‘~'nl”4l this Province, has satisfied a good lmany people, here that he is the right man in the right place. He is a man `who does things, a man of ac- ‘tion.

HOTEL

ST. DENIS

Bao/iowav AND ii'rH sTRBB‘r

NEW YORK CITY. '17,

Vlihfn _Easy Access of Every Pohl! of Interest. Half Block from Waunmslccfu, ,_ _ 5 inlmiles' walk of Shopping Dls1.r_lc&m

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Table d'rlote Breakfast Soc.

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LABSULUTELY EUHES 1 STHMAEH THUUHLE

The question as to how long You

are going to continue a sufferer fro

der Stomach is merely a matter of

._ _how soon you begin taking some ~ Diapepsin. . If your Stomach is lacking in di-

gestive power, why not help the

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“Keep y°“r ski" 5°” and "ee from drastic drugs but a re-enforcement

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chafe during the winter by the usa o

MacKinnon’s Witch Hazel Cream. The most soothing, healing and pro-

bottle in the home. .25c a bottle.

tective lotion on sale today. Keep

stomach to do its work, not with

of digestive agents, such as are nat- urally at work in the stomach. ‘ People with weak Stomachs should take a little Diapepsin occasionally, and there will be no more Indl es-

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The MacKinnon Drug. Co., Cor. Gt._tion, no feeling like a lump of lead

Geo. and Kt. Sts. dtf.

lin the stomach, no heartburn, Sour

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Enjoy the Luxury of Eating

G00ll BREAD Camcron’s

Home-Made Bread

“is good bread."

(Oiir name on every loaf ) Sold only by iliese Gr.n‘f>rs viz-

Cfimeron (t_!rf>li_l.r»_."-_‘I-x(f1lrocery

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’lrislngs, Gas on stomach or Belching

ness or Sick Stomach, and, besides, what you eat will not ferment and .Poison your breath with nauseous o- 'dors. All these symptoms resulting from a sour,0ut-of-order stomach and dyspepsia are generally relieved ln ,five minutes after taking a little I Diapepsin. i Go to your druggest and get a 50-

lcent case of Pape’s Diapepsin now, .and you will always go to the table j with a hearty appetite, and what you Qeat will taste good, because your 'stomach and intestines will be clean' land fresh, and you will know there. .are not going to be any more bad nights and miserable days for you. .They freshen you and make you feel like life is worth living-

"We have a splendid line of boxed

ors worth 75c to $150 to go at

GOVERNMENT TELE-

GRAPH SERVICE.

Years ago in renewing the charters

of the telegraph companies doing `business in the Dominion the Parlia- ment of Canada took power to take

over at_ a fair valuation the, property

of the companies and establish u Government telegraph service

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_ Indigestiom Dyspepsia or out_of_m__ throughout this country. The Guar-

dian has for years past advocated the acquisition of the telegraph ser- vice by the Government for the foll- owing among other reasons:

The Government in its own service

has to make constant use of the tele- graph system at large cost in the operation of the Government _Rail- ways, in connection with the light- house and coast service, and in the daily communication between Otta- wa and the outside officia_s of al

i of- undigested food, Headaches, Dizzi-;th° p“bu° departments' besides- the

Government has been compelled to` establish and maintain thousands of miles of telegraph lines along the coasts, and in the Northwest in order to be, able to reach distant points to which the companies have not and would not construct their lines.

Again, the telegraph service is cs sentially a part of the mail service of the country, being so closely con- nected with it in many ways that almost every civilized country has now the Government operation of telegraphs as a branch of its postal system. This is true of Great Brit- nin, France, Germany, Austria, It- aly, Spain, Russia, Australia and

combination sets in harmonizing col-“New ZeB\and_ Quite recently the

people here and from his place ln'

iited States has now publicly urged fupon Congress that the telegraph :lines and properties of that country ishould be acquired by the national Government.

The nationalisation of the tele-

fgraph system is not, therefore, a new lor untrled experiment, Canada is a

'THE BRITISH NORTH

out the terms of the Conferer-l AMERICA ACT.

E The British North America Act

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solve the problem and be B great ad_ _ledge of this great sta e ocumen

Our statesman leading public men,

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;;l;t?,ge to the people 0 yaur ro ‘college professors, lawyers and some

editors of newspapers have a fall' general knowledge of the basic act.

:but how many even of these could 'pass s creditable examination upon ithe 147 sections which the act con- 'tainsif

The Guardian is of the number who

‘think that all our school teachers

should be given in our colleges and

to the duties and responsibilities of

schools and colleges are shortly to become voters, and a thorough knowledge of the constitution of the

essential to the intelligent exercise of the voting franchise, How are they to acquire this knowledge ex- cept as a part of the education given them in our halls, of learning? And how shall they acquire it there if no such instruction is there imparted?

It seems to be admitted that neith-

er Hon. W. S. Fielding nor Hon. William Paterson, who were defeated at the General election in September last, will seek for seats in the new Parliament. Hon. George P. Graham, late Minister of Railways, who was defeated in Brockville at the General election, is about to contest South Renfrew, where Mr. Low, the Liber- al member resigned to give him a chance. It was at first thought that Vlr. Graham would be allowed to Lake the seat by acclamation but it seems that a Conservative can- didate will be put, up to oppose him

:ight times g!ven Liberal majorities of from 66 to 680 and five times

last was 619. The date for the by- :lection has not yet been fixed.

cave a splendid line of bulk and box-

The Ladies of Charlottetown _ May Now Grow Beaut-

iful lfair.

G. E. Hughes, Chemist, backed up

hy the manufacturers of SALVIA, the Great I-lair Grower, guarantees it to grow hair.

SALVIA destroys Dandrutl in ten

days.

The roots of the hair is so nour-

citizenship, generally. I _:___

The young men attending our fr" '

` The Reliable Carpenter and

Cabinet Making Shop

Jnsta word to merchants and business men who are con-

. ternplating changes in your stores or offices, I am prepared to

do anything in the line of carpentering. cabinet making,repairs 1

Dominion, and of the Provinces is li:

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In thirteen general elections since "5"" ‘hal 'here ‘fro “'f“y§ °f h lfoxifedcration South Renfrew has fish on Comniission differcnv or

given Conservative majorities of from iaiidliaiiclliug, pririiipt reluriiu so to 444. since iooo it has stood lend '=§"',“»‘ f"-“°h<d»i!~>' 'U-1;»°1~l< ,n the Liberal column with strong I°f‘l‘°l’"‘“°d “ml 5“""f“`\“')' ” .najorities in four general elections. lm” “"l' be 2*’-"L`|"““"‘f* \“ Y "- _m__ LOw.s majority in September olace of busiiicssisilie fine-s‘.ii.th

|“I Over Large‘s Livery.

cHARLEs E. CARSON. ,i

‘I`hey tone up the liver, move the bowels gently but freely, cleanse the

system and clear ihe brain. A new, pleasant and reliable laxatfve, prepared by a reliable firm, and worthy of the NA-DRU-CO Trade Mark.

25c. a box. lf your druggist has not yet stocked them. send 25c. and

- we will mall them.

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nous communication to be establish-! ' _ _ ` /Aelswwa

ed and maintained between the Island ; gittliw ;‘£‘°;:l;‘£';°;eg;_S‘;)’;“€l; YO!/R

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and the Mainland, and sincerely_Domini0n have any adequate know

istelfof Railinys will make one Bygiland every civil servant of the higher

tem of the Government Railways onlgrades Bhflllld b€ Well gY0““d9d i“ We represent the sirongest and best known Fire Companies in the world as

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the Mainland and Prince Edward Is-_the °°““t\t“t‘°n 0' 9"" T32?" Iilorthlxzitish&l\IQrcsn`tilsLI_r:_surp.iice %o.l,_ofEdinbur¢h.

land. so that cars can 118.85 ffomlcountry and that their know .g In Pli1figgix‘l;i|:iiii‘iicric'?~°é`¢lf.itil..ollionggnf _' Ch 1 "_ t Wu to Halifax Sf" John regard t0 it BIIOUU1 bl? f-99'-ed U1 the Guardian Assurance Co.Ltd.,ofLondon.

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or Montreal without leaving the railsiexa-mln8~t1°“5 °f those quallfymg to AifiiiiiinasiuT:rlib(e"go.i]i`ii:imrii`i.oi‘idci)n.62:1 0

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HCW 561159 BH lntegml l’°"i°n 0’ the E 8. 0 .1 lfizriiilesliiixateseccilndlilstiiiii with absolutesecurity.

Hon Mr Cochrane is still a com- in- the higher [H5668 Of U19 CUIUUJOU 3 Con Ltd” cl13l'l0if¢f0Wl‘l.

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paratively young man in years and schools _not only in regard to e S' hip Ennis' anagers

constitution of the country but as Agent at S,m,me,-,,;¢|a_

Psiirsciinu CUCUA

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PANY of Toronto will hold a great' demonstration and sale of their new. est designs in suits, dresses etc, at this store on Monday and Tuesday 22nd and 23rd insts. MOORE & lVIcLeod. l-20d32.

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to office fixtures, counters, shelving, hard wood flooring, any- i thziig in the woodworkiiig line. .

I engage skilled wfirknien. Your work will be neatly and

~ quickly done. Wheii in need of an experienced carpenter,

153 Queen Street,

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New York Fish Ads

l~ t`i'.iia.ineii, Fish Dealers.~Kindly fav-~

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L n C h L 0 nu with \ our name and address so that w.

‘ may from time to time mail your informalio..

To fiishermeii Ii mn seem `

thein you have expeiii-iiced,

ofvilue.

‘l‘f“" All correspondence answered. Price

'*U\1|"l~’. Lists, Shippiiig cards and Stencils sein bvilnr on dimaiicl.

\° We are established 48 YEARS

'l`R\'US.Oiir careful attention S and refer you for standing to Du-_ n's

Mercantile Agency. Brad s tr e f- t s or the Market and Fulton Nato n-

icouni al Banu ofany wholesale dealer in the

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ecity._

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ished and fed that a new crop of hair tilqi ‘, »_ .__, ,»:.Z_.' ij springs up, to the amazement and de- f";;‘;,-F51; BY5-y{5f"¢ll 1 light of the user. The hair is made '{ - ‘»~$§.Hi% - ‘ ' ' ' r soft ana fiuiiy. Like an american , ,I 1 ¢ preparations SALVIA is dalntly per- U E " ' ~ ~ .- ._ - " H fumed. It is hard to find an actress ` Pgomzi

.vim does not use sAi.v1A ntinu 3 'LHB -

_ ________.I50°-- 95°» and '$1~ H- *-1- B'°W"- British Government' which had long aiity- A iarge hottie mr soeio i` L _ wimtfies as Germany and Japan." 0"i§’i§’.l'§°i'l’$i‘e‘3f.if'l=°?li:lJ1d'I’.l'<ii"

.d Moir's chocolates that will he just ADVOCATE3 ENGLISH_ -Gl`°""°~ Newmundlandls "1“mb°f splendid for gifts or table use. We SPEAKING COUNTRIES king." 15 ill N€W YOU* £0 Slilllillliite

navgaexryan Vlllilety _in hulk an; opr w0gK1NG 1-gGETHER_ ‘interest in what he calls 3 “larger ="” 5 g° “ P’ °° ’°'“ ° ° -- ' ' " in i. iiaiii emo .L Th M Ki D _ reciprocity pact, w c s n e in" Gro Bn;cKtl_m;i;_ mg Co ' NEW YORK' Jan' 18'_Ha"`y J- ,not only the United States and Can-_

' | ada, but the entire British Empire.

Mr. Crowe bears letters from public men, both in England and in Ameri- ca, favorlng the plan. In a state- ment of his purpose hc said:

“The verdict of the Canadians in

connection with President 'I‘aft’s pro- posed reciprocity pact implied a strong desire to give the mother country a preference over all other nations, however tempting or allur- ing their oflers may be. It would therefore seem wise for the United States, while the 'door is open, to en- ter into s larger reciprocity pact em- bracing all the English-speaking peo- ples in Great Britain, and all her colonies, instead of Canada alone and the United States. The alliance would be principally against such

K. J. MARTIN. B. A

Barrgater Nc;ta?)P.1blie ste

one o an. Morris Block-Oharlottstown

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STEWART Q. CAMPBELL

Barristers. Solicitors. etc. Offices lu DssBrisa Block Oornsr Queen and Grafton Silents Charlotte town. P. E. Island. MONEY T0 LOAN. W.S.STEWAB.'1‘.K.0.. N.A.OAMPBlllL

HOTEL BRUNSWICK

Moncton, N. B.

ths Lsrfss and Best Located Hotel ii the Uidy accommodatl 2 200 guests elituate ln the centre ofs nclous grounds and surrounded by elaggnt shaded trees malnnzit specially dsira le for tourists ln the summer season. GEO Mc8WEENEY

AY A. McLean, K. C.. Donald McKinnon McLean 41 Mclfmnion

Barrislers, Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown

D. 0. McLEOIJ. K. U. W. E. BENTLEY

McLeod ffl. Bentley

at-law mln-ve. nd

Barrister and Attgr

Offices-Bank of N. .

~"h»\rlot‘atnwn P. E

Warburton (8). Shaw

Barrisierio. Attorney... Notary Pubniz, Eic

iflffices in (`>\meroi. Block, Charlottetown

P, U luland

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Physician and Surgeon

Residence

193 Prince St.

Phone 310.!

DR. CLIFT

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| . i Specialist -Chronic- Diseases _ Purdy Station

` Westchester Co. N. Y.

Bdlimos

. V DR. A. A. LECKIE

(Govirnmsnt Ve\er"iery Inspector) ELDON HOTEL Phone 2l9L -5drwtf

DR. JOHN LEDWELI.. M. D.

R lchrnerid Strsel,opposite St. Paul’s Church Hours until ro o‘cloel¢ to 5 p. m

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George . W. McPhee

Bnrrlstgr and Attornei-at-law

o fBros rest Removal Sale of

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is-_ i L oots and Shoe-S-i

Will begin this Saturday Morning, for spot cash only

Our lease of the old stand will expire before long and we must get out, and say good-bye to what has been our busine-

for 2 5 years.

will be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felt and rubber footwear, to clear out the entire stock

BARG_ NS

Now is the time to get a big supply for father, mother, brothers and sisters, a whole family outfit at

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