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THE CH RLOTTETOWN GU ARDIA

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’ pm only rsunum test vlmily (Now Evening Daily) 1397

c1iARi.oT'r`E'r'owN CANADA. »sA'ruRoAYf» FEBRUARY 24' 1917

For Year (Mailed) In

$8 50 For Your (delivered) In advuioo

Advance

1 ._ I 1

rf’ "lf » ,

GERM-ANY THINKS

U. S.

WANTS WAR

Th Encourag°n iP , Thin Ownerls _%i:)Di€r?;tEE°gdElEi2lEi(E1(iiE\ilyg"r:

“Barred Zones”

Decree Keenly Re

sented by_ Kaiser’s_(iovernment,whicI; Regards it' as Trying to Induge Wal-_

(special to ine Gdaruian.) '

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-A strc-ng ment t-onsideiwi these plans of un eg

reruirrtler has been unotiiclallv com-

niuy involve. The Kuiiier's govern.

Senllfilly war-like eliaincteir and is

(Special to the Guardian.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-’|`he World

this morning says that the Federal- Department oi' Justice, in its investi- gation of the- spy system alleged to have been -cc-nducted by Albert _A.

municnted to this government through corrsti-al eil to inte' t tl _ , . H mum" source ,Mt Gmmnny views mm theirumwd Suitllcljls ;]f]3;’;_eAl<;’1;1Lf;’-£1. .Sanders and ( liarles W. Wunnenburs

in the interests ot' Germany, has dis-

u. s. iiivissiiuiiiiilo -liiiiiiitiiiilii osiiriiiiii sri/ svsieri ""I‘EiA~El’~.l"..ii'*‘"E oil roon

(Special to the a .) NEW! HABOR. Maine, Feb. 23.

t E d Southern part of Piscataouis Count

ol' New York. This nian, otilcials

York and will be under arrest with

about thirtv tive miles east of Brown

Evllle, according to letter received

. »

i..'.;“i:‘..i“‘.’.i;‘f.".i..;?...i1.'f'::f;‘.‘;'"“i.izi P1‘°d“°U°°- 6°

oi guised ns tramps and.a considerable

t.lre Department say, is now in New .quantity of dynamite and nitroglyce

in -rine was found in their possession..

here lust. night from a citizen c-i’ \Vinn

Three men, said to he Germans, charged with having attempted to .

Discovered News Bureau which had A‘§,;;;,,“;;. i§“’..;;‘;“.l‘;’“.‘.‘...“.§”§.‘ii’r’.‘.‘lf. il; Crowded Audienc

_Representativein 0t awa `orwar ing .......;.............. .....r........»..;.......§: - of Canada and

. - QE--_ _ _ _ _

mum Prices and

1PiiEriiiEii tion)

i>iio|>ucnoiii

e, including Premiers New Zealand Listen

to British. Premier Urgin§ Greater

vernment ets Mini-

Wages. *__

2-l hours. While the name ot’ the al-1' legeil spy is not made public it is said that he conducted a news bureau in Ottawa during the reciprocity iight; a few years ago. and inter. did ricws- paper' wc-rk for several i\'r,~\v York pa-

Tlie men were on their way Eastward towards the New Brunswick line when arrested ui Mattawatnkeirg.

(Special to the Guardian.)

1 LONDON, Feb. 23.--There was crowded house ut a special meeting the only way to bring about imme- lreld today to listen lo Preniier Lloyd Adiate action. The Premier also pro-

r'to the farmers rr minimum price over

u a definite period of time which was

with disapproval the efforts ol' the ing an excuse for inviting a state of eo,-ered mm mm me were involved

- > . . . _ _ .|~| . .

United States to isolate Austriu-Hnn- g.-rry from the alliance ol the Central

war' It is the Omcml G@“`m3“ VIEW und that one man was sent to Ot- llint. tha United States means I0 WSU ttrwa, nsrensibly to do newspaper work

Pow-yrs, Through the same source the value ot' the German subm i 9 the government has been advised that ilecren bv countenziricln the armilii 'Elf EJ,}.lt|,;nf¢;,?-;x,€§(.,;o¢0ga(;1;§,x;;ni§£0E:Ea:£g’;

Grit-iriiiiiv is manifesting the keenest

interest in the plans now In 'oecss and encoiiriiging tlrn owner.; and cofn

. ~ 5 E

Anrericaii passenger and cargo shi

_ . pr

oi development in this country t

prepare for any eventuality that tho strictures; D,-,_.S,./,.i|H__ll In the .rbnrm

execution of the threatened ivarnirrg

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szones" rlecr-ec. 1

rnanflers ol' them to disregard the

IINE-THIRD RE

ALBERTA IIBERAIS

T ARIVIENIANS [IIE liPPlI§E_EXlENS|lIN

.-____ r

NEW YORK, Feb. 2:1-One-tlrii'<l of

the Armenian rn-ce iran- been rnass~acr~- eu or dietl from starviition und dis- ease since the European war began. .ind olic‘-liulf oi’ those remaining are lronieioss and dying in exile, ac- rroriling to a cabls me'ss'age l'rom John Zllasetield, famous -English writer, made public here tonight by the Aur- r-.r-icau coriimittee for Armenian and S_\'rIau relief.

'i`lie` message -said iii part: . ‘Fur away as she is i'roni the ninin mniltct. Armenia has sui'ie'red more in this war than any devastated' land in l.ui'opo. She ir like u victim met by troops on the march and beaten and stabbed and left rto die. There is' notli- ing in her misery to make rr headline or ii battle' cry. lt. is just iinmh sufler- lug, lying by the road."

Mlnard's Llriiment Cures Colds &c.

LADY BLANCH CAVENDISH ILL.

(Special to the Guardian.)

0'l"i“AWA, Ont., Feb. 23.-Lady

(SPecia| to the Guardian.)

days past there luis been tnlk of a extensioii of the term -of the Alberta legislature .wliicli expires next April, ii:»r one or _two years, 'l`he proposal has been tliscirsseil by the whips of both pzirties following a snggestio

Mr. Michener. lu the ilouse ii few

at it Lriberal cuiicus`last night and it

supporters were practically unani

will likely take. place in curly spring.

Pinviiiiiii iliciiuii

itil. B. iiiiii

l~i'I‘. .iOIl.\‘, I<`cb. 23.-'i`he into 0

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IRISH SINN FEINERS

peru.

’I‘lre Grand Jury today will start an

investigation into the ramifications of the bureau conducted by Sanders and Wunnenburg. ,

EX PREMIER RE N.B.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

S'l‘EPllE.\' N. 1"l._ Feb. 23.-

very critical conditlori at his home

his recover_(- and it was not thought in the early part of the evening that

~ SERIIIUSIY Ili

Galway and Skibbereen as well ns-

Sinu Fein and Gaelic 1.-eague have beonl

Thirty-five mon were taken into cus-'Y :oily in Dublin alone. ln Galway to-- ight rr prominent member ol` Ough-r

n . .

iirarle by the leader ol` the Opposition, (Special to the Guardian.) . _ISPCCIHA f° *HC Guafdlan-)

DUBLIN, Feb. 233.-A number' ul; DlI1l.lN, l~‘eh. 23.-iruter inl'oi'ina-l`

days rrgo. Tile innller was discussed Sirrii i-‘e-iiiers who had recently re-ilivll il1il,i<'.uI0s that truly Sight 1\l‘l'f‘--‘SiS

turned i’roni interimieiit in l<higlarrtiIWei'r;' made in |')“blI“ lllld 154 H1 0ii\0T.'

is uiiilerstooii that the gc-vernnrent were arrested yest`cr'day ut Liiiierlck.iplairc.~:. including four iii Cork.

arrested. The arrests are continuing; FRENCH TAKE SCURE 9F PR|50N'

ERS.

(Special to the Guardian.)

"E\ernril District (d.oiiiici‘l and it pron1i~ 1"-’\R|S-I"9I% 23-_‘Ve "Hide AWS' HUF nent Atbernerv uiercliant were urres~ Pri-‘ie “Hack” ilgillnsf German U9" md It is \ieuev(,d hom these M. rrhes last night. one southwest of Mal _ ,' . . . -. . _ ` 5 ‘I \\"'. , .i.l. ' li IQALQAEHII g.le.Rn" énmmdhg me Na tlieLli)t;IigEilt\§ gEhtelEc0'iE'i;eti(Ei‘e.“r(‘-):l's` and "°“| 3"" l"“`“5' bemuse (msmms

f tl _ it a tr. _

the government and tho complexion ma S I) 1 ' ‘l0<I21\"S Oilivifll f\¥\H0\1l1C€ll1€Ill~ W0

he would survive the night. Dr. W.

E .jblcliny Deinstaiit. the family physi-

E clan, is in attendance, together with

ex-Premier' (‘lai‘ke's brother, Dr. Ver-

non (‘lai'kc; Of New York ("ity. r Ex-Preniiei~ (_‘lai'ke’s conditlori be- .canre alarming about tw,-, or three

.Several who Returned irom internmentfi§§§“..?.i$..i“1?.il1;f.‘;.§l‘“.f.ili‘.‘i .li

*“’i"'°»`"°-"»‘ "ei 2*--i‘°f »°e;; in England for Coinplicity in Late ~§?AfJI.i.;‘“Si}3A.ll§1;“°..5132".,l‘3;¥. ‘£5

Riots Arrested at Diiierent Points.

.iiiirriiiiiiiissv

(Special to the Guardian.) `

I llAi.IFAX, Feb. 2?..-The Scandina- .vian American Liner, Fdereick Vlll with the Gerinuir ex-Ainliassador to

uious in opposing any extension under in Dublin. Arrests were niacin uiitie-ri

these r»irctiiirslairte=i An cleclio tir‘§Qli)h<;.!t;eiiac;e0\orf _ the United Staten, (lount Von Berns-

tor-l`i' and embassy. and coirsulote otli- cials on board, preparedto leave Ha- _lltax this morning. The ship was ` moved up last night to one of the port piers from secluded Bedford Basin

.. where she has been anchored since _‘arriving here from New York. This ;l'w'ii;i"i*eiidered "iiecessiiry, partly he- .‘ cause the boat had to take on water

Otiicils had i'onnd it impossible to examine her liold because ot' the

I-lx-Prenrier Geo. EJ. Clarlie is in a.‘m|I\i°nS-

The Premier said the ultimate suc-

irere. Little traps is enter-rrrlrred for me Of the Allied Ciiii-se depended on

the solution of tonnage difilcdltles. lleforc, the war, British tonnage had

time there had been on enormous in- crease in the demand for ioiiiiage. More than 1,000,000 tons of British ship; ing had been allotted to France alone and a very considerable amount had been set aside for Russia. und lltaly. ln addition a. considerable 'iririorint had been sunk. The Pre- inier announced that tho government .would guarantee ii. price oi’ 38 shil- lings and 6 pence for oats this year, 32 shillings for the iiert two years and 24 shillings lor- the three follow- ing years. The pricg oi’ potatoes would be guaranteed for thc coming season only. at 6 pounds per ton. The opinion was expressed by the Premier' that food prices were not likely to decrease for a long time alter the war. inasmuch as Germany -would then be ti heavier purchaser than ever be- fore. 'l‘hereforn it was safe to grant

(.ieorge’s statement on the restrictic-n posed u minimum wage of 25 shil- ot’ imports and thu ei'icouragernerrt of lings weeklv for agricultural workers. agriculture. Among those in the Di- plomatic Gallery were Premier Bor- den of (Xanadu. Premier Massey of New Zealand and many representa- tives of the Allied nations and Do- sentioi for the life ol’ the nation tiiiit

Stocks ol' `t'ood in Great Britain at the pr-escrrt. time are lower than they ever had been beffc-re.

Mr. Lloyd George said it was es-

cvery possible effort he made to in- crease homo production. The Pre- mier declared he had not the slight- est doubt that if the whole programme were carried out and if all those who

been just adequate and since that couldheip in production did help “I

1101125115' say we can face the worst the enemy can do and this is what W0 Ollght to be prepared to do."

ln dealing with the question of

production tho Premier said. "then there is the question of our home sup- ply oi’ food. l want the country. to know that at present our food stocks are low. This is not due to sub- marines but to had harvest. It; is essential to the safety of the nation that we -put forth every essential et- fort to increase production this year. There are still rr few weeks to sow spring wheat. outs and harley, to ln- d\1C\'> filflllt’-FH to plow up pasture-land ,|l11m0*1I8f~€I>'-_ The Government pur- poses to guarantee the farmer a. mini- mum price for ir definite period while n urinimuni wage ot' 25 shillings week-

ly will be fixed for laborers.

E PIIIAIRERPIIIES

$4.20 POTATOES IN CHICAGO.

__ _ (Special to the Guardian.) "t lllCAG(), Feb. 23.-Tile price- ol*

i'oodsturl`s continued on the up-grade. announcement being made of an in. crease today oi' in the near future of several articles. Many retailers were

EriviiiidiiniiPiiii”

ANRIIIII ENRAIIII

O'l"I‘AWA, February 23- Accom.

partying Sir Robert. Borden to Eng- land were Hon. J. D. Hazen, Minis- ter oi' Marine and Naval Affairs; Hon. Robert llollgers, Minister of Public

illanch (iavendliiii. daughter ol' tli

Duke of Devonsiiire, is ill ut (lo\'erri-‘titre will be settled tomorrow. 'l`lie

open hours for provincial general ,

iuent lioiise, having caught. it chill' _ . veivteriiu All her en a cmcntu dur-,electiorrs are eight o'clock on Salur R 0| 3 numbe, of the lender; of

_ ' ‘y. . i g g. . ing tho day of the Vicc~l`tegal party dn' ornin i~lc~sln .ut four. Th

iire riirrrr-ellcd.

MInard’| Llnlment Cure: Toothache.

5 ill Er H

cnmpiiigii, one oi' tire- shortest on re- cord. lsr practically over' and all that r~em:\iii.< is the r-nsting of liuiiots.

-:__ Y;-ir-' ' - T

“BUY - AT - Ho1v_u-3" J'

(THOSE WHO

Will you buy yo

your home people if

service?

neath your skin-if

Campaign.

worth.”

l8per cent., or more, and give you better

They will be pleased to tell you that

hundreds have already done so.

If this thing could only get under-

arninute of your time, you would_join the throng of those who areuwelcomiiilg The Charlottetown Guardian’s Buy-at- ome '

b¥oi:_ owgrhthe home _dealers aa] 511353; o i a ion. e are giving you _

Progince rarowtlir and success. THEY KEEP DOWN P ICES. IT KEEPS UP QUALITY. it makes business men _more eager to give the public good service- ‘their moneys

' Any economical method of “boost- ing” by the merchants, manufacturers, rob- bers, and food dealers, should therefore be

i§e5i{Ji|rled as a benefit to the public-T0

They are not asking you to buy their

._ | _

servlge-they tar-etgnly aiiltitiliiiz yquvfgiggl $13 glhegwey cliilii you (Eg) this for me?-at least i"'°I""“°i“.i.é"?t‘“2”%‘$.§3.?r°tl,'r?§Er.$ 332.'

1 I u ¢ -

¢i'r‘Erir§I-s°'i.ff yoruymouinir briis bv spending all y ur dollars at home, and cut out the for- ergrl grail nr-der vbulygg. Devote this money to err persona. e .

Are they asking too much of you?

T E pnnrlent there. that a Gcrniaii submar-

_ 7 to 18 Per Cent Saved r

INVESTIGATE !)

ur merchandise from they can save you 7 to

this idea could only get

- Wa the Charlottetown Gnu-dlan'»

n n ’ d o Cn '

""Au.e_.i°ie;..3_,r:e ... ii . rem-eaen _

e,c-i" ilre next New llruirswick Legisla- A |p|5H LEADERS ARRESTED, Aiiroliglit back il score of_Dl`iS0ll01'»‘l- The

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. Feb. 211.--Tlie arrest yes-

terd y ` ' - ‘- " the irish volunteers and other per-

, *LOST-~ IN THIS CITY, GOLD LOCK-

sons who figured in the irish up-rising of ina; year, is rc»portetl in a Uentrul News despatch irc-nr Dublin. Among those nrr-ei-rted ure-Councillor S. T. Kelly. J. J. 0'Kell_v. Editor of the (‘a- lliollc ilulletin. Darrel Figgis. ii Well known writer- and t‘tipl. iririni Mcl- lowes.

._____.-----

GERMAN sus-MAniNe srnanozo.

(Special to the Guardian.)

i_.0.\iDON. Feb. 23.-It is reported

from the Hague 'by a. Reuters corres-

lne has stranded on the lnilch lsliintl oi Wnlchcrn in the North Sea. .

CONDENSED ADS.

'FOO LATE FOR ..

(`lLASSIFl(lA'l‘lON

_ SAUNSOME SAUSAGE3 MADE

fresh. every day from selected

' young pork. Saunders, Newsome &

Cn., Market Building. ____4_vY___r ‘ro"`LE’i"'i`4€i.ls`ETMoDERN iMPnov-

enionts. Ceiitrnlly located. 201 Gritt- ton St. -__ 4527-2_-2_3_1VI§_i

‘WANTEC°- TWO GIRLS FOR KIT-

chcn. Apply to Revere Hotel.

` 4549-2-24Mtf.

et and chain. l~`lnd'or please leave at 213 Queen St. Reward.

4536-2-24M3iprl.

T0 LET- STORE AND OFFICE ON

Vt-gtor-in. Ron i possession May lst. Apply Fenneil & (‘.handler,

4"-19-2-24Mtt’

FOR SALE-A JERSEY COW TO . freshen lst March. Apply William

Boyce, Mermaid. Lot 48.

4535-2-24M3lpil.

i.os1"1°|Fi`°<‘:|‘r'if’i.As1', Decsmesn

old brown purse containing u sum of money. Finder please' 'leave at Guardian Ofllce. 4531-2-241/_I'ilpd. i'-"Sri sAi.€7i'r"A eAaaAiN A enor-

ectograph check writer (almost new), also a. New I-Ira Check pro- tector. Apply ut Guardian Oflice.

4070-Mtf.

..__...__ .a--_ _.-._.____..__ _ __._,

ufacturlng Company. Montreal. ‘ 4532-2-24MES6wks

S200 per week. You can do as welltl

Broadway, Newburg, N. Y.

WANTED- STEAM BOILER AND

engine, 45 li. p. or upwards. new or second'-liond. Write stating price to

LADIES WANTED T0 D0 PLAIN

and iight sewing at home. whole or spare' time; good pay; work sent any distance; charges' paid. Send stamp for particulars. National Mim-

_...-

Qm PEE WEEK. MAIL ORDER MAN

started in October, now averaging

Proofs. particulars and sample 25 irenta postal order. Sterling Co.. 148

4530-2-24ME1i. _

night was calm nn the remainder' of the i‘rorrt. GERMANS ENTERED RUSSIAN

TRENCHES BUT WERE EJEC- 1

. TED.

(Special to the Guardian.)

l‘E'l‘ROGRAD. Feb. '.’3.-German

troops nfterstrong artillery prepara- tion yesteivlay lauriclieii three uttacksr. against u ltussian position east of Znciroff in Galicia and broke tbroiigh tho Riissinii lines. says toila_v’s offl- clnl stntenrerit. issiieil by the Russian \\'irr~ Depirrtrrrent. (‘ountc|~ attacks launched by tho llussiaus were suc- ccssiiil in driving 'back the Teutnns to their original position.

NRRWAY STIIPS I EXPIIRI RE PYRIIES E ll] GERMANY

(Canadian Press Despatch.) i

LONDON, Feb. 23- A tlespntcli to

l`teutcr's. Telegram Company from Kristizinlrr says the special restric- tions imposed by Great Britain on the export. ol conl tn Norway have been withdrawn. while Norway has stopped liccnscs for tho export nl‘ pyrites tor Germany.

’l‘lio latter question, which is the

main point of tliffcierico between the two Governments will be referred to two eminent lnwyern and should Nor- way‘s- contention be upheld license will again he granted.

The trouble between Great. Britain

and Norway with regard to the export of British coal to Norway arose over. the British Governments dissatisfac- tion at Norwny’s method of exporting ore and fish and her alleged failures Ito fulfill certain other provisions Ol' the agreement with Great Britain.

INSPIRING APPEAI I 'I0 ERENRH PEASANIS

PARIS, Feb. 21-An appeal -to

French peasants of both sexes for help in solving thie food problem has been issued' by the ministry of agri- culture and will be pliicarded lu every

grain aa they can and wherever they can so that "the sowings of the

. The country counts on you."

COMING EVENTS '

...1.-

craiiiped quarters anti it was too cold to operate on deck. The parts re- . niaiiiing to be examined will there- fore he bundled in the pier sheds. it

asking $1.05 per peck for potatoes.

N|lnlrd'»_Llnlment curn Dlatemnor.

Works; L. Christie, contidentui sec- retary to the Premier; and Herbert (tale, private secretary w Sir George Perley, Overseas Minister of Militia.

‘ L I l. l l.. Th l II '

his F"““"`|“ 3’ 3‘1‘é‘§§_2_2I:I‘;H;'p':1°. :ltEEamcIolEin(Erstrr|;:eople etoaligxevxvl aan nsiutdii

spring of 1917 may prepare the har- vest of victory." The document con- cludes: “To work then with all your energies. You are working for French victory and' French peace.

ANNOUNCEMENTS, ` day. Feb. 21st. at 1.09 p. in.

MEETINGS, ETC.

°*D0n't forget the Supper und

is thought here the steaniei' shi:-ulil' get away tomorrow night.

Members of the German party were

17 _

""1-_'

all ordered to keep' below decks while

while arnietl guards nn the dock kept

tried to get a gl p. her noted passeiige-rs. Rumors have

neut.rn\ passengers who have been examined have not taken kindly to the metlic-ds used. it is said that some have threatened to send protests to the Arnerlcan government by wireless as soon as the vessel gets tn sea. The possibility that the German party on the ship might inspire malicious in- terviews and distorted descriptions ol what had taken pluce on the vessel

authorities here and the request made that details ot' the operations of the examinritimi be furnished the press to o|`f<ret them. Tire nnvnl otiicer in charge. to whom the request was made. replied: "The position of the i~‘r-eds-.r~ici< viii in that ni rr neutral r vessel undergoing visit. anti search on. the high seas. which for mutual con- venience is taking place in the shelter oi' the harbor. it is thus an affair of nnvnl war operations and ns such not to be described to the public. Every courtesy is being shown to all_ the passengers oi' wlintevei' nationali-| tv and the chance that malicious re- ports appearing either in the Ameri- can nr tinnailinri press leaves me eng- tirrl_\' unnioved.” _

THE WEATHER.

TEMPERATURE,

TIDE, MOON, ETC.

'l`ORON'i`(), Feb. 24- Local show

fails. ami becoming mild-er.

The highest temperature recorded

_yesterday was 25 degrees above. At P10 a. ni.. it was- 2 above; at 9 p. m. 25 above. The coldest. the previous night was 5 below.

The many friends of illr. Thomas

liammlll, Preetown, will ‘be glad to know that he has so tar recovered ns to he able to return to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hamnilll, Lower Freetown.

The tide will be high this afternoon

at 12.34, tomorrow at 1.13 and Mon- day at 1.51; it will be high tomorrow morning at 1, Monday at 1.55 and Tuesday at 2.52.

The sun sets this afternoon at 5.58.

tomorrow at 5.59 and Monday at 6, it nlaes tomorrow morning at 7.03, Monday at 7.01 and Tuesday at 6.59.

The moon sets tonight at 10.09 and

tomorrow at 11.25.

il There was a new moon on Wednes-

The firstquarter of the moon will

be on Wednesday, Feb. 28th ul 11.14 a. m.

The length of today will be ten

*_ -l-' if -- 1 1 uxni

f V Entertainment in Afton l-lall on. hours and fifty-three minutes and of

»-- _ ' -L ,llnlrle Llnlmlnt euros carpet In coin Tuesday night 27th. 4492-2-243111. tomorrow tm hours and fifty-six min- ‘ -J

the ifreder-ick Vlll was in the harbor. _

at u ilisttriice numerous nec-pie who I (‘ V ,Q

lm se of the ship and

come from the ship that some ol the I _

._ , _ _

was pointed out to responsible naval ~

in December alone $28,000 was sent out 0

the Province to foreign mail order houses.

Thai is equal to over $1 000 per day for

every day of the month our"stores were olpen

‘startling fact must make one furious y td

_ The Guardian in October made investiga-

tion as to wh I instead of at yuprgcép e preferred to buy abroad

The answers summ ' d - ' <1) If is Cheaper. i2) ThaE-Efls §E>eetE2r fggigi (3) There is a “Ring” among certain Cha;-1°tte_ . aown merchants to eliminate competition and eep up prices.

The Guardian put the answers to the

test igégh the following results: (1) A selection 0 g f 5 f°f OFQIUHIY _family purposes was ma 9 Wm 3 f°l‘€18n Mari order catalogue, and an attempt made to rice and purchase these in Charlottetown VVE)th one exception every article was Drocured as_ cheaply in Charl0tt¢_ WW” and In H lrood few uistances more cheaply than the Mail listed price T_i'ie only exception “QS Drocured in Sunitnerside and was also ° eapef than the f0f¢l8¥1 mail order price.

'On this single order which totalled $57.00, 1-3 Der cent was saved in addition to the cost iii '.§}f§"i’r§s‘i§‘A‘l'Z §'ri§§i§.“i'§‘ir‘ir§i?i'r7 53?? ii" ported articles. e

(2) There is no more choice in a for ' ` catalogue than in a home store, There

greater vanety of advertised articles, but the '

todate to Slim .ray in ’?r.2‘€;°.‘§r.“‘§ru‘~i§,’I}“r?“e‘.‘§ ¢“°'°'

ggeelnttiiged so attractively or exteosiveiy

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save money. » - _. ‘

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