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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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mer or ` ' JANUARY 23,-191,'

look 0ui for Coughs

This is the season

when you have to deal with the problem of colds and coughs. hach cough is a problem that should be quickly and rightlv 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 V 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 .\Iedical Hall

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TI-IE* CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIA

TUESDAY JANUARY 23, lq a ,

QUEBEC PLANS Fon IMPROVED. Hlorlwavs

A bold and comprehensive scheme '$3000 per mile for 3,300 miles

for the impmvemgng of gba mad, Bud lmacadamised highways. The .mace highway. is proposed by the Gouin lam is to be laid in accordance wit

`Governrrent in the Province of Que-

ibec. The Province will guarantee a ‘loan of $10,000,000, which sum will ,be available for the towns and muni- cipalities of the Province on the pay- ment of two per cent interest.

Hon. Mr. Taschereau in outlining in

-the Legislature -what it is proposed t. laccomplish, stated that the plans in

iclude the lnacadamising of follr high- iways between Montreal and Quehe two of which will be on the nort iside and two on the south side of th 'SL Lawrence; n highway from Qu

the best system of roadmaklng, u der competent engineers, giving

roadway. The Province will co

h jmisiug of good results than further ,tinued for fifteen years. greatly V

e iexpenditures upon railways. Everyltheir discrellii. Ollghl- U) he rgmfflied ,_ , e- citizen and reaiaanr in interested inlwithbnt waiting ior the completion _~ , ll "'“

bee to the United States frontier by having good highways. The euormouslof the ferry. After deducting a reas- ’

'way of Sherbrooke; a highway from long and waste of hauling the (arm onable charge for handling the _QUFUCC t0 GBBPC. i1Il0fll9l` f\`0l'D Q'-le' products of the country over bad lfrelght on both sides of the Straits ibec to Tndousac; a `macadamised,'r0a.1s to irm-keys, and the lthsre should be equal rates for eullall

'highway from Montreal to Ottawa,l,»ailway stations has long been ldistance on the Island and the Blain-I p lanother from Montreal to Sherbrooke lei; and the movement |1555, and we ought not to have £0 ‘ SVPFW, land another from Montreal to the for ~bei;te,- roads" thmugboiit the iwait two years 'for the relief. l ‘ l

United States boundary. In additio

It will be seen that this is -a ver

,Ject for llr-proying the highways of `the Province. The estimated cost is;

UlUnited States and Canada has be-i __ k. ft and ,ree from

‘provision will he made for 200 mil'cS'colne strong and general. Mr. Borden icgéiéezlariggrbseua-iiger by the use 0! _ Ui "Cad ln the Lake 55 Joh" dl5'istruck a popular note in his promise|MacKinuon’s Witch Hazel Ci'€8»U\~

trict and for l.200 miles_of macad- :of federal aid for better highways f'l`he most. soothing. healing and PW* amised roadways mostly in the throughout the Dominion and Pre-i:)e°3{'°1‘€“‘3e°go;;‘;e t°g§cy`aK\§§€tiea ,- - - . . . _ _ o e n - ' \1C\I1\¢Y Of 3l0DU`9al» mler houln ls working to the same The Macxmnon in-ug_ CC_, Cor, Gt.

Y end in his Province. In fact Quebec i;¢°_ and Ki;_ Ste dif-

Ilarge comprehensive and costly pro- Seems to be gettin tbei ~ th~ ------»----

°f »either in New York or elsewhere. .

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an The Snmmerslde Pioneer of lui _ / ‘iv'__z_\_'~`: '

average, width of 16 feet for the ,Saturday contains amarticle on the : ig __

ii- - i‘ar Ferry which we are inclined l -.

doctors and nurses were busy and the supply did not equal the demand. These are, indeed, strange, gr0unflS complaint, and unfortunately Ihel' aes not likely to continue vefl' lo”-‘lf

tribute one per cent to the sinkillgiillihk U12 €‘lil0l` Of ‘hat lmimal in 3 _- li'1l"i‘ " nina and besides will pay nie inter- his calmer mood will “sf” l’“"‘““ ‘ ` est charge of, say 4 per cent, while.l'f1'illt€d~ Its t0I\€ iS that 0f,°"e °l)' ii l ,""3";'£i`tl‘.' _

the municipalities will pay the otherlposed to the ferry project but lack-

° 2 per cent of the interest charge. ing U12 COUFBEB *-0 S85' S0 openly. ° Bold as the scheme appears to be Hut The Pioneer is right in Claiming , in outline, the plan commends itself that the three short hauls grievance,

°» to the general public as more pro- which the Laurie! G0"e"lment con'

3-_ ll/ will

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A simple, Girish 1;”§nn-e.inai¢a¢.

_ ing the grace an ease of Q I 'Warner’s Rust-Proof Corset.

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Rightly selected and properly nd~

justed. lNe can fit the young girl as per- fectly as we can the young woman or the matron.

There is no line of corsets so

thoroughly reliable---the range covers styles for all types as well as sizes._

if you want to assure your daught-

er growing to Wornanhood healthfully, corset her properly.

We will be glad to show you

as yourself. _

a style for your daughter as well

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important matter for the entire Do-

minion.

FOR BURNS- ZAM-BUK

'rAxl.\:n Mall. ortonn Houses.

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- Wafermen

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“Ideal”

»_ Fountain Pens

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¢ tl-le standard of the

` world.

__' We have rl large

stock of regular, safety, self-fitting and gold mounted in all styles fofpoints to suit any hand.

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jen. ln- as oinicinns

---' -- - “ A despatch from Toronto, reprinted

A in The Guardian oi yesterday, tells 3. of the introduction of a bill in the

,Ontario Legislature to tux mail or- der and catalogue business done by departmental stores in other towns than those in which the stores are situated. What, will be the fate of the bill we can only guess, but we can hardly expect it to become law. Any departmental store, located within a Province and paying taxes nnd airing emvlnyment. there might fairly claim a right to do business anywhere within such Province.

The conditions are entirely different with those mail order houses which

‘have their headquarters in the big Cities of the mainland of Canada and make large sales yearly in Prince Ed. ward Island. These houses pay no

_ taxes and give no employment wigh.

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Enjoy thc Ll'.xu:y of Eating

600|) BREAD Canleron’s

(Our name on every loaf.) Qold only by these Grocers viz-

, ,,_ Uiimnron . tIrllbbc’s`(_lrocer5'

\fvh'El‘;i‘|'eyd H l;.6lz’l/[iilieod "‘“ bm* W0” Chang:-ol’s Grocery

Nlcl.’llee (R. _\ichol.~ton‘s 'Stand J. Cronin Crockett dl: Co

lim- Mrs Train lr C10 M(-0l’6

:Rockford Stl ‘Water Sl.) Mrs J Truinor (SP. l’ar’k lldl

Bread

,lb “is good bread.”

in our Province, while they compete

,5 Year s` Throat

‘Trouble And . Influenza Cured

Prominent Doctors Failed To Cure--Had Given Up Hope.

This Case Does Prove That When l Latarrhozone is Breathed Every ' Trace of Catarrh Disappears.

Milford Haven, _l)a., Jan. 22._

,EVGFYODG in this neighborhood knows ‘of the long suffering from influenza and catarrh endured by Mrs. D. Gur-

,lney. Today she is well. Her recovery llls due entirely to Catarrhozone. This

"Yard wide print cotton-soft and

starchless-halldsuine patterns re- ,greatly relieved. Today I am cured-

gular 15 cent values-on sale here at just 105 cents per yard. Do not miss miie in our home-it,'s so sure in this great Janunly sale bargain. Colds, bonghs, bronchial and throat MOON? & M°l~f-‘<"l l-'3°"l3l- itrouble. I feel it is my duty to pub-

“uverlook llirrces of rlrc.-is goods

are placed on thc "bargain counter" Harrhozome; it contains E beautiful; for this sale. The discounts run ,hard rubber inhaler, and medicine.

from 20 to {10 per celltgthc dlipep; Oilofsfl H” el “MW fl" 20° T’“_:2sc. and soc. earn. Beware or lmttn- _,

:ye llpvrgpppp iponglptdex-pl:-gn€hr;vp;;y5§§p_1 |tions__mcept only Catarrhozone' Soimdertakers have found business slacl.. and have out thc prices to do the C

business. Moore & Mclleod. 1-20d3l

j is her own statement. “I was a great

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sufferer from catarrh in the head, throat and nose, and endured the

_uchocolmes for New YeBrB__We ,manifold tortures of influenza ffor

have a splendid line of bulk and box ed Moir's chocolates that will be just splendid for gifts or table use. We have every variety in bulk and our packages range in price from 35c to $1. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor Gt. Geo and Kt. Sta. dtf

_ five years. My life was despaired of.

Catarrh was undermining my streng- th very faat. I used treatments from. eminent doctors, but all failed to cure me. I had given up hope of ever be-

_ ing well. Then I read of a wonderful _ cure made by Catarrhozone. Immed-

iately I sent for Gatarrhozone, and before I had used. one bottle I was

We would not be without Catarrho-

ilicly recommend Catarrhozol1e."

Get the large dollar size of Ca-

that lasts two months. Smaller sizes.

by all reliable dealers or by mail from the Catarrhozone ComDil¥\Y.

Stops PeirTaS 0000- Many 5O`C‘9~ll€d investments are

merely expectancies.A Can-

directlr with our local merchant who reside here, pn,y,tax95_ help vt

within the Province for the help tha they enlvliiy.

it would seem to be-entirely jus

and equitable that such business a

outside mail order houses should h made to pay for the privilege in fai proportion to the business they d

competition with our own local mel*

' top of my foot severely by dl`0DPlllg _

=onle molten iron from n ladlel was M‘m_m__` , _V WM* ,um 'M _T _ , up _

It would reluire provincial lcgisla- lCal‘ryl¥\g~ A large ll°l@ ‘VBS bumed -._ _--_---_._ . ` ----_-_._ :_ __ ____ ,___ _ ._;.|_

h ‘through my shoe and IMO tllfi *-011 Oi '~i'~j-'-'-"-'i'7f ff- r'-"'f"`r` 'f"~`~‘_f‘i""'T"f'fi'-"fT:""""""'iT""""-7" Y if

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chants. '

tion to bring this ahott. Britis Columbia has made stringent law

force and lt r“uy he that somethlll

here. The general basis might be

fee, supplemented by n moderate ta

government. We arc quite satisfle

they do within the Province.

health which has deprived many

the city besides thousands of other

get $15 to $18.

ollditions a year ago when all the

_ _ U tried Zam-Buk. The woman in tlll’ support our chnrcnes, schools, roads ,bomb known best its value. A burn

and institutions and provide a living from the stove, from a flat-iron, or

is done in tbig pi-Oifinge by these is the fact that children who have

on this sllbject which are now i

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Pl'0V1l10lHl l\C0nS‘=‘ and registration arising, and as it was dolly gpplletl

should be made to the provincial' ML W, B, GilV;i;nii,' nf 13(-_llevilli-_

lthat ollr local merchants would like lm” 0" cut” “nd S°r""' ‘md I think `to have the present unfair competi tion_of the outside mail order con- cure for Cold Soi-i=_s_ ,_-bgpped buiirl, cerns equnlised by requiring the out- frost bite, ulcers, blorui-poison, vari- sidera to contribute to tile provincial “Use Sores' Dues' “Culp Smeg' ri“g` lrevcnuc in proportion to the busines

l'ENAL'1`I[‘lS OF GOOD HEALTH.

The New York Herald tells 'rant

the trained nurses af that great

city "deplore" the general good

' of

them of their usual employment There are 22,000 trained nurses in

experienced in nursing. Seven thous- and of the former and a. like propor- tion of the latter find themselves with little or nothing to do. The salary of a graduated nurse in New York is stated to be $25 per week in ordinary cases and $30 per week ln contagious diseases, while other nurses without diplomas ordinarily

“Physicians this year also coin-I _______________

Plain." Sayii The Herald- 1*' appears; "Men’s fur coats with fur collars that the good health ol New Your 'also splendid line of n\en’S sennine has greatly redllcodthe ordinary ln- come of thousands of doctors. The l10SDil$8lS have also felt the result of ,sortment of steamer trunks and ordi- the eity'n gona nenltli, and have linrl ,nary trunks- A large variety of clnb no need of extra nurses. And the un-

S 'rliia is the verdict or all win. inm-

t in hot pan, is instantly soothed by

Zam-Bnk. When the little ones fall and cut or scratch themselves, Zam-

i- Buk stops the pain and, incidentally. s their crying. The best prO0f Of this

once had 'Zam-Buk applied come for

e it again.

0 uneqllalled. Mr. Jolln Johnston, o

says: Some time ago I burned the

my foot I ues taken home, au S Zam-Buk was applied to the burn dl-

rectly. lt was surprising what re-

g lief this balm aflorllcd. The burn was

of the same sort will be called for "50 ‘l°"l’ and F0 'wrious that it ru'

quired ,careful attention. but Zflln' Buk revented other comlllcatlons

soothed the pains anzi allayed the.

weeks the hole burned in my foot had been quite h~nleil "

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in proportion to the business done’ inflammation. In the coutse of two.. of which business a yearly return

lwrltes: "We have tried Zam-Buk ol-

1. there is nothing that can equal it." ' l Zam-Buk will also bi- found a Sure

-worm. inflamed patches. babies' ernii. Bliions and cllanped places, and shin

injuries generally. All druggists: and stores sell at 50c. box_ or ,post free from Zum-Buk Co., Toronto, for price.

BIG OFFER FOR

AMATEUR l{()Cl{EYlS’l‘.

TORONTO, Jan, 19-Dr. Jerry Ln-

` Flamme, the well known hockey

player whom eastern clubs have been

s very anxious to have turn out, was

yesterday the recipient of a big offer from the Canadiens. The French Club are willing tu pay the clever little centre $100 5 week for the balance of the season, but hc decided to contin- ue playing in the Amateur ranks.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

'Fake LAXATIVE BROMO Quinirre Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig- nature is on each box. 25c.

coon coats. A large variety of wint- er fur-lined caps. One of the best ,showings we have ever had. Large as-I

‘bags and suit cases from $2.00 up to .$12\00, 2 only men's blue beaver ro

_ ada Life Policy

profitable.

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llere. This would bring their business Smlth Ma"k5_ "lt"`“'it', Furl* yu' i ° ' Cn a basis of sonmthing _“ke fair llam, E moulder ln topps Foun ry,

sured to be

I W. K. ersg Charlottetown.

F For more serious burns, too, it is " Mmnag" an ,fb L Branch

R. B ROGERS, Kensington, Special Agent.

Accident and Health

, Insurance

Tile policies we issue are the

best in the market' and for the least money. Our Company is most reliable and very liberal in its settlements. Look into the matter without loss of time and take a policy. `

D. B. Stewart

Charlottetown,

General Agent for the London

Guarantee and Accident Co. Ltd,

Londnnjingland

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thing ill the woodworking line.

write or czlll at my .shop

lj. l-l<_l'llnl.

19:; Queen Street, Over Large’s Livery.

ll CHARLES E. CARSON.

i I engage skilled workmen. Your work will be neatly and ‘i quickly done. When in need of all experienced carpenter,

The Reliable Carpenter and Cabinet Making Shop '

. just a word to merchants and business men who are con-

templating changes in your stores or offices, I am prepared to do auytlling in the lineof carpentering, cabinet nlaking,repairs to office fixtures, counters, shelving, hard wood' flooring, any-

NEW YORK FISH ADS . ` n

Consignments' Elolieited Prompt Returns

John llais Un.

, |07 Fulton Market New York

Wholesale Commission

, Fish Dealers. ,

Bsas,Snlelts Q. Eels, Specialties

New York fish Ads

All correspondence promptly answered

fi sh on Commission different or be\!e`r ou dc

olace of businessis the finest in the city.

ff* \ A T0 fisllorulen, Fish Dealers.-Kindly fa

' ‘W us with your name and address so that

* may from time to time mail your information

T F, I _ I I I _ ufvalue. °_ "H 'e"“°"° l"“‘~‘ _"~`°"‘ ‘l‘f'“” All correspondence answered. Price

new that tllcreare ways of lianuulig Lists Shipping cards and slencm sem

lnand.

‘ll “nv Y°U l‘f’~l'H €KP¢fl'~‘l\C¢fl- ' We are established 48 YEARS I` l{\ US.Our careful attention and refer you for standing to Dunn's #1 nd handling. pro-npl returns Mercantile Agency. Bradstre ei s r -J '\ “fl "¢H_\'l_l‘»‘ \”¢iiChEd.n0l 10 speak '_+ or thc Market and Fulton Nation-

o fthe limited and satisfactory account al Rana of any' .wholesale dealer in

a ale will be revelations to you. Our I business.

p ,2_,d§lh§;irnll°n rin. Mora New Ym-k

Stencils sent on application.

S.B.W|LEY & SUNS

‘ Boston. Mass. Transfer Agents.

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,he oanaman Paolrlo RAILWAY.

The Canadian Pscihe il the Short

Direct Route Charlottetown to Mon- treal, the trip being made in twenty' four hours. Close connections are made for all points beyond, and

fers- $14.00, sizes 42 and 44. Rail-

suitable gift for home or abroed.,'

_ “We are selling a tremendous lot of "Warm wadded and down filled flue furs these January sale days, quilts are now on sale at a discount babies .-Minka -Squirrels -Mar- of 25 per cent.-Such a chance

mots-Hare-and all the rest all dis- secure good warm bedding in th counted to such figures that you middle of the weather that makes it cannot resist ii you have a. need in needful-does not often come your furs. Moore & McLeod. 1-20d3i. way. Moore & McLeod. 1-20d

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l CARLTON blankets-the finest “Brown's overcoats, suits and

Epgllsh blankets. brought to this sweater coats are clearing at half

cl y are among tlose offered at E' ' '

All of which ls in great contrast with way and steamer rugs will make a lper cent. discount during the bizgii i¢ir;:,eey(iil;(i1|;:;dé:i:_g h$a§$lSF:|iD:§,i

, HUUMY Clearing sale. Moore & Mc-I big canvas sign. H. H. Brown 158

' Kingston. Ont., and Buffalo, N. Y. i i Paton s. V M 1-hdtf. I-142011. 1-20ll3i. Queen St. 1-22d3i

' changes and transfers are avoided.

New electric light sleepers on the O.

t P. R. Halifax Montreal run, and this °‘ road has the best dining car service- e This ll the only line operatllm 00111'

partment cars-Montreal and Ottswl

3, to Toronto, and Montreal and Toron- ' to to Vancouver, J. K. Roll. l-ll'

local 0. P. R. agent. em suvllll *ll Inf-ormltfnn “M

"Watch for the store with the bil:

sign. H, H. Brown's, 158 Queen Sil-

1-22d3i.

off ros reat Removal Sale of Boots and Shoes

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began Saturday Morning, Jan, 20 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 business home

for 2 5 years.

N o Approbation

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

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

GOFF BRO _

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