Qleft with us and cannot be 'mb '“”“‘“°d °“-°r"“°’°' " his "°‘~"°°°" mr-iiin:.isir:~.....-c... it .

,_A

»» . »_» '=.>.,. ‘ . ri .

,_ :___ __, .llc 3_1, - _. l~;:' ,Ll i r ,_., ., _ll ,_ L-\l§,~» -.,l.,i r_,._. __

, ,_ ,- _ ,v .. ~,.»» ~., .»- i; <»-, . .. .. - v» lv .,~ ‘_~ : ‘ ef ., < it ’ me-,-‘ 1 '\ *if L..-1 .fr-__._1 '\,gv~ L.,-,

, » ~» -'o:.»,<»-."'~_i‘a"»‘-" -. ~' 1.... ~ . .. »' ' ’° ‘ "’.-

. - ~ ,_~. . . .1 _A ,.-...,1,_.,,U. ..,;r-,/. ~~- -~~~ ,,» f },.t,i_~ 4 . ~ M ~. 1 I lr ,i

, . <:,- -._»__»_i».¢__~i9__. <1 ,- _. - _~`,,,_,,i,,.._ ~-.1.,-. u ,.'__ ,.__.~_1» ..,»_»_ ._ _ _

f ‘ / - i

JANUARY 15, ;.3l_3

. »- Paoli Two _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN CUARDIAN , _ ___ 4

§

lottetown with but a single arrest for drunkenness in the first fourteen

Aslll ma r.._..¢'.i.‘,_'».i:.§l'°:.=.r:.:v;:'r. rr ,

Y |100 lil

rlierefnre in

Pnhliahedutlteomt-ee,N¢w Pi-owne Block, North Side Poet Omoe Chu-lclto Mi-_ Lewis wlioreprescnts West

` town, Prince Edward Inland. Canals, at the following ntoeivlyoble lnndvmee: Huron ln the Hou” ol Commons' has

f r‘i‘3.‘1‘i"lf.il’,“l'.'.»‘2.fé’° .‘.§l‘;‘,‘,.“Z.’ ‘l‘;‘;¢"i.‘;“¥.?.i‘l° "°’¥°” ”‘°"T`I‘“'.'f" ':::::: proposed th

at at the next general

This remed is re ated Rural Dallyto United states mulled twfee A week) per year 2.Zo elelltlgn two quesllons Hlmll be sub.

. y I . .

from I presecription gf ii) dis- m-i||l°°ge'i§i"i\‘:'i>°'llili|T>‘i~'Zilir°.§'ir°r€:lbiirfi%l,°ili-"dsl, 3% mniiliiiiel-`°'lp'iityiiii>iie°hil»"l§g "““°d ‘° “ "te °' 1’°°"I°‘ SM"

of Canada be abolished 7

‘~ V - - In iloiu-fu Phiuiii ce . - the Seuuie tingiushed doctor, which was 8'" “ '"1 “ "8 “WY ii mods ofappointment of

made some wonderful cures of ir:-a-Alive

being of many years standing. I, I We know. parties. :who were 1 rum unable to work 'that are now ` _

Ti P’llQPIuE’S PAPER.

s"_ ' _F .... _ i “lr

Hlllnl

Offices at Summerside. Aibedanr* Sourls and Montague Shall U10 111

1, Two TELEPHONE L|NB5_ .9 lzilatogi sf Canada he altered ? The

I

plebiscite on these ques- godd one, as it will bring

giilanipbeliis ffl;CHAEl_0TT5T0w|llIi(;UARp|AN..:.i“";1i..:”:..";i.;§°‘1;‘§..°;.*'.siss; RElg,lNAlq-l~sil' i

REMNAN'rs i

REMNANTS!

Two days selling iii nllshori eiicls of cl1'e>1~& i;U0fl*- C

flauuelettes, etc., etc. at short' swift- selling 1JriCCS- _

Asn an oiitiiots, of bmi't'.».'ir,_1iiiif@_..~ icffiir seisiéi >‘1='<>rr pile... _

. - - `- : »` =':"e's‘ .Seeoiir window of special prices ou lurs .uid lui liiiull id* t '

alright again after using this

w;.;p~li;SD,\y Momma", .JANUARY is. ions. IZ! fuvuf uf

sort.

remedy. »

Price 45 cents.

We can put up larger size bottles if desired.

. II. IIMIESUII “G

L lor, hui

, l' ‘ SOI]-`§

and found them uselc-ss?lf so W 5

you may need glasses. We

. can tell you by means of

of our upto-date method

, of testing.

4»

+~Hff

1 Have you tried drugs

4#

upon the

$-`-O

Jeweler. and Opticlsn J* I ‘md 11"”

THE JAPANESE TROUBLE. ‘or color.

Such are some of the serious dif»_

-- ' ficulties. The Japanese in Canada or‘

elsewhere are intensely ptitriotic_

The Japanese trouble on the Paci- and will make common cause toge- A laugh ls just llke's,,uslllne_

of Canada is very serious. ther to insist on their rights. The If._freshcns all the day;

The brown men show a disposition present real danger is that further ItA';ll(11’5dg1

to come in growing numbers and the riots may occur on the Pacific

white population,-the working por~ coast that will result iu blood shed. The soul

- DRUGGIST tion Bt N288!-Vi€W With alarm i-he Canada is responsible and must pay And feel

' in coming of the Axatics._'l‘he ren- lol. damage done to _lupllnese pm, A laugh i S011 f0Y this fli111`U1 WAS 9xPl“i“°‘1 DY perty by mob violence. It ought also For che ‘t smith. n British Coiumdiu to be ctctcii that our right to limit A l,,,,,,l,

Mr.

as member. in Parliament the Oi-11°F Japanese iinmiglration by insisting lt linge

4* Ji day., "The Asiatic can under~liv° on an educational test, or that the _ A13; I 1 Q _ll ,and under-sell the white mall." he immigrants can only Come direct ia e 1 5

** a d\ Q. ` ' . " Ddfly We do not Want th” not so clear ns to he beyond ques- And lml,

** ‘ ` i

4#

,commercially hc is our superior." gl-u¢lon_ By ll Slmllge m,~el-Sight the

Why not Shui 011'- 01099 f1”0“bl'3‘ 1, treaty between Japan and Canadn PR

$01710 CUmPeV~iY~01'5 bi' “Ct Of Pllflia' contains no such provision. < Often ment, imposing ii high tax as we do _-......~.A.._ , . ..---- ffm‘_`_‘;"_:'l‘l

Chinese? Toronto Globe:-Therc is perhaps *0Kl1\'1i11R- Puff H N1'f"il'f1\' P01011!

on your chest, rub your throat, r\li||ne, and takerli >f,ifl` do-e of

n hot wafer. ’I‘ is pri-.vents n

checks the cold Insmully. No so useful in the home, an sure t-' srrlcus illness ns Ncrvillnc nnrl ePIi|st»r-. Sold hv ull rleilers

hui- be sur" vi-u get the in-nuiuiv

said T

Jriirunrse u, not because he iu iufefr tion. 'rim Unittii states in its treaty it.-i joy_ A _ _

bimxiusc of very different 'wisely had ll Clmlse lnselwll mulling AFlnugh is Just like inui-uc because i11d\1Sf~1`iHllY "nd clear its right .to rcizulzitc immi-" Ur m

G H 4, . The answer is that by treaty with no greater ,Olly than that of the 5131;?

1 J‘“P““ t° which Cmlada became u public man who plnys fast and loose Nei-vlllne

I I party we have given to thc pwple with the growing Canadian public l‘f;'I'IH,',l':;';i

of Jima” th” right to tmvel' settle opinion against the vicious life. no-von;

in Canada and enjoy all Ni-rriliri

_ __ 25e.vach,

be found i

cru\l`u.o'r'rm'rowi~i cuAn.mAN_ 33: sleig-

_ Dungannon ‘~ , , A _

' . ‘ ' Ofileelvqi-|Ba.m,_hl mi,-.1 "-‘.=' '_ A ~ 0131065011114! D-In-toil p.m; 1.5) 9-F*-‘°“'m the matter of Senate reform into the

this yery distressvin _lltrouble _,;l,__Hoo”"l""§_l.m"¢h . _ _,_E_B_ Mccl-llmlry, ww, arena of D

in many instances- tl ‘trouble i-‘,ni;m:w-noir. snhwrinuon md -1 RW1N- N°'"1W1*'°1' “"1 ,

~ J” Prlnum Mum . Assn. Ed. Mugailuo at all llkel

LlFE'S ELIXIR,

1

ructlcal politics. It is not y that a. majority would n favor of abolition out-, larger Provinces, if there.

is u widespread feeling in _ S@f11\¢'= 1”°f0f"1 Of $01116 dresses, fur jackets, sliceliskin jnckets,iilsters, o\'ei‘coat.~‘. \\'rnl>lwrS,

’_____ JAMES PATON fo. _Q9

EVENT TAKING COLD. l you came hom-, cold nndl --f»-oi, ali- wer, throat is raw,

i tl# sore. A had cold ui ,iurt _

Master Joseph e anson

Also a clearance line of soiled _ciiria'iiis.' go ends of carpets at $1.2 5 fringe iiicliided free for cl\<l~*'-

Clearance prices on all furs. j€lCl<¢l»‘=. -*`l<i1`l-“`- H“""°I“u° n

lluurannfeei

One thousand barrels best qlnllly flourand Twe|'|ty~five humll_ ed bags feed lncludlgn

~bran, shorts, mlddlinos, [ml

flour, cornmeal, cracked coll, and oll cake. ‘ _ ' . Get our prices before bill-_ Ing. ' '

Wholesale and Retail.

R. E. Mutcl1&ICo,

`;-ir.' l

Grafton S*!

[Charlottetown

N.B. We want Pork.

‘ 2~iodttrttif

F N8

:;3:.°u.;"f:;:1.i.t2:2g~ ` ro str me Rcuowucn cring folks along.

..-_fa

-+

+-+-+~+-+~+-»+`l__,,_+1

thc rights ro erf.

which British subjects fl-llc

P P Y

” have' Under the treaty ll Japanese City _C _m

Fall and Winter

vilege. Germnny

may clai ' s W

o

try may cl

hich a citizen ,of France, pled W r any other foreign coun- mcllls aim in coming to Canada. ls ll lll

_ ,The Japanese may come in thou- 8 plea

Overcoats

You cannot do belief than

place your wants in our tailor shop, .fit is a big order or a smallonc, we will giveit pains taklnglattcntion. “fc guarantee saliafaction.

C. Alex. Brown C US VOM TA .TLOR

(‘orir r Gr ut George and Kent,

clinrloti.etown.

iW.l".'lli. Carvel li. A.

Barrlster, Solicitor. Notary Public etc. OllFlCE:-

0’Bollomn Building,

Cor , Gt. George Street,

Next to Bunk of Nova Scotia.

l T0 OUR FRIENDS

T0 ‘TUR CUSTOMERS

For their splendid patron-

ageof our Christmas sales,

the largest iii 20 years.

Allanpy and Prospcrous New Year

Reddin Bros.

‘ sands, or

taking or have been

only it li

does not Jnpnu. It A written

cuse that

Canada.

from the Honolulu.

able that give up hc What th

back Jnpu

ed that

Among t that wc

claimed th culled nn st/iincc wc who :pine

countries criminnte people, or

cipals cunnot be set aside by the_ more word of xi siiborilinute. Iu iiuyl

D1`0111iS0 Ollilf 1"0lf1i~0ll UJI The moving picture niitcrtiiiiuucuts A

diI‘0CY~ 0111il-Z1`i1ti011 i1`f1111 -111131111 U’ based on Io\v prices for plcusinl: and n

l come direct It is also ,ng

sure to our citizcnsi to read Engll

i11 l111111l1"0‘IS Of th°“5““‘lS» the facts as stated in thc annual rc- worth

and remain Japnncse and subjects port 40c p ofthe Emperor of Japan to the end of their days- under the treaty.

Thcre was some kind of an under- Nova

promise given, or said to return

s cver sccurcd in money value

given by the Japanese Irom her farms, orchardh and fish-

Cousul General in Ottawa, that ey-ies,

mited number of Japanese Igllgpllg

would migrate to Canada. This fourgee

bind U10 G0V€Y1lF11€¥1t Of products at the some figure and

manufacturers at f0rty_ mil- T0lI1¢ EI€Cf0l'S Of ward FOUF, `

. I 5 _______ _

is the treaty that holds. other agreement between prin~ llDllS_

Most of those who have often

come lierc have entered (`lui1ndii.lt,, the

Whatever Mr. Leniieuxll»,m-,le

Ulliiud 5'~f1'~0S Ui' fmlillfcct in reprcssing thc tlicatrical com- retire

s. The latter complain that ull is no

HWY l1f1\'u 0iT€C¢€¢i Clllfiflll his mis' the theatres and halls are engaged, I ll -‘H011 f-0 \7f1Wl11» it is most imP"°b" so that only here and there at wide

-711124111 l1l1S C011S°11l1°‘l to distances emi the ct it chance to for yo

r treaty right. l,llt n can Canada do to keep pmvall ncsc invasion? lt is claim- lnces

c

we can do several things. prolong hesc things it is claimed cntcrtal

can prohibit imniizrunts cnloycd by many_

Ci-inadn from any country it in which they were

t wc may apply what is ly ln educational tcst,for in~ Hlxlylh muy insist that those lmlled shall be able to speak thc will _

nlikc. We muy not dis- lncc

on a pluy. These conditions

llll U,-cr the lvlm~ltll,,l,'_pl»0l,_ deavors to promote the welfare of

and beyond. The result is ii our City and parilcularly that of my, =

round in Canada, and especial-

of liberty and llolding Mulrvru

Ma xr and iucmbcrs of the

yi

ouncil may well fccl proud of

"li U19 1“il¥l1fS *md Pri' the splendid financial showing, con-I, lgngll

made during the past year. It YO Si

se any substitute.

---.\'i‘ _

sh oil cloths 2 yds. \viile

ith the notable civic impi‘ove~ sold for 25c and 30c per sq. yd.

~ ur o 22c. Pick__ your own put~l `

J ‘. . i.

eusurc to record ns it must. be tem'

sh linoleums 2 yds. wide. V 40c to 60c per yd. for 30c andf er sq. yd. Jus. Paton it Co.;

Cnrpcrt and Furniture Lenders. z I-v`5'VV' Pj-‘3i31~3|»i|”-‘C51

1""““'~ ,‘ ..- .. Nevv Songs.

Scutiu rcports the largest, 1 Nev? §]£etch@$

At the some time hcr coal for the past year is valued at n millions, her steel and iron

This is ii splendid showing.

New Advertisements

I llll`C’C (lll`l`L‘l'Clll .S'Illg'Cl'S

Ladies and Gentlemen: _ -_ _'___ ~

5 .. , . . . ...New Illustrated Songs... . . . . . . .._ _

___ ._._=.-,'z.».c f .`

mf.; I A ew Mgfg his only

grows glad that hears itl

l ,

is just like music,

rs in the liourt, I

e its melody is heard I

of life depart.

py 'thoughts come crowding _ ` fiii notes to greet- Comedians Singers, Dancers and Vefbaiilf

“king living Wm' I High Class Entertainers. ASSiSi¢d 3)’

In all Nevv Songs send Danoem

as Paton & Co 1-15dt 0 N D A ; L A N

I

uinber of the icfluerilial electors

,, _ _ . . f W tl li It Li I ' ~ °

cducutne oi artistic appeals “ °“'mI“:hs Tatcgic; Cttee; b';_m;;; _

eye, have had ii marked ef- ‘"5 lu

ave consented, and would asxl

ur he :ty suppi rt B `

y g ~ If elected, I will use my' beaten- y ,

i fC III P , h _

mf“..§irdf;°i..°fi.i;'i;;..fi.,`f “ONE LITTLE SOLDIER MAN”

\rViilisl>i_-cially lioseil sIidt~.~; of lit-olvle who live right iii tau-ii :uid l'csl seeiiery,

eil' dcurtli of thc tlieatriciil Wal-5 fmm East lo \\/est _I he-aiu titfully colored by l‘l`zl_i‘ei', l’Iioi.ogi'.'il>lici' uiul iie\'ci‘l>ef0i'c slii-\\'ii iii L`Ii:1rlulteto\vii.

,

nmeuts which were formerly

coming to i i4dtte2w R. M._IOHNSON.

ll &- _ - _ ___ __ __

bbiriilffthhtl is wc may insist that publlc ownership is ,.upl,lly gl,f§l_ they shnl ' . - g

a

Ontario. Four years ago ball;

their own water supply and eil, F1

Rf spectfally 3 ours, _

nsistmg of one 25 horse power, _ __ _ _:___ ______T___,_.___________________H

_ _ none zo horse power engine, one ' _ _ , , U ,, ._ , ., _ -

P00 Clf-105 11ml ¢0“'11S CU11' roiurybench wiilia38inch saw attach-` ' ' ` I ' "

ne shingle machine, one cut off

y nine controlled their clectric sawlmh bench “hh “W ‘md .9PI”d]“'f

lg .ll<ll l , _ ll l_ _, ll t (_ _ 4 _ _ _ ' _ _ all filled with belting and all |n_ good! nh 5 “"l3f"‘i>° “ “IC “S "' lighting. These numbers have i-iincc work," old" For furlhtl. vllcnlamj

"‘“"i- bc uppllcd "0 the Peoplc "f "Il bccn stcudil increased. The Prov- a 1

g P ~

y to 1

R0'l£ BROS,

i ldziriipil Lakeville, I/A47, **-----m

Y PP

_ has also built it Government _ _

“i¥‘"“"t J“i’““' "T I1" railway tliroiu.:l1 Northern Uuturio.l "` I

| `

apply any test as to rucc The vm

’ - it

IRON I BEDS

We opened two hundred iron

Miuaril s

beds a few days ago, bought _

favor of thi: light and power ' by-

, _ _ __ _ , law thc other day , and the pur-

Y ,chase of thc telephone llncs by thc

_ Government of Manitoba all tell the

r. ~ ' Wédhesdgy Ilan. |§ ”“"‘” "'”°”'

li i l * --

z , .

1

_ a. O

uftc

' be

Se be

o of Toronto, four to one in*

-i__

Linlment Cures Garret in Cows

W

_#__ jr 'l`I1e la ic prlrcltle of all Iiaplrii ess is icci;rily~nr<l ilu;

_._`_ I ~ '

e horse.

CANADA LIFE

Insures se,ure security.

N l:l»~ ~-Slrongc:=t pclicy r. icrvcs on ihecoiiiinpnl_

, W: T. Burrows, Sunimerside.

n the und vfjanl |918, immediitelyi » W, P, Callghgp Ehhsge-=t_ wi K 0 ’

ii ie tuiriiifini ii! ', ` .

orlferlecdsfni- :ale 1 ntefnmouzniidlbel sisdmwi :why Ivmmg" P' hi' B'3110l1r

mb owned by H I Burrows and will _ old without reserve. Terms, one half 1 ‘

S

tlfie urcheeecuhfhebalanceoudellvery _

o 1 ' ` ' "' -~- f -

BEN] CARTER CO

-i4d2i.

direct from makers at spot cash prices. As a consequence of our new

CHARLOTTETOWN

Mutual Fire Insurance . f

Company ANNUAL MEETING

,ii

HEATING ' '

_ \i\ .

2 I I

L?

‘ I+,

\ n.§1;..»

§\ _§.-

I lr:

s_=..,,_ ~_ -, _.5--_ -ffzs

. system of pricing goods these

are selling rapidly.

For instance: Enameled iron beds double size, strong-

ly made, brass knobs, $2.95.

Another instance; brass trimmed enameled iron bed, spring mattress and top mattress -All for $5.75.

Was your home comfor-

mh n but wiuttr f if not you ll func nchilly orolmellfou nguiu nliurrllf and one of our lmlyrovml ot ir Furiimzuri wil nruvs a warui friend with tho Klaus below mro. Vi f,|i one of thswsi---lo date lfur- imceu, your rc mn; bo kcpi:

< thu entire wlnlor nt. nn even

tcmrornturu din and ullzhr. Ou noold wl'it.or'< ul|l'h‘ thu cheerful effhnt of a wo l-hent- erlhome mf-ro than repeysyou tor the cost. ll in nooniriuical fooln tim finial amount of fuel li consumes fur the hear. it radiates. Como in and

tnlktlie niattcr over.

l

of rude Room,

ING. ou Thursday, Jan. 30th. |908. AT EIGHT O’CLOCK. I’-M. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the eiisuiiig ycnr, and traiisacfiug such other biisiuess as may be brought before it.

Fred |-| '|`l-alllol oioiziii uuoucs

The Auiiual Meeting of the Clinr- i ` ‘f /

Iottetown Mutual Fire Iiislimiicel »._, ` H " _,/ Coinpaiiy will be held iu the Board ll __ // T MARKl'1'I` BUILD- .V . ;,--.,-_T-~----__,

3%

5

I

-77'" 'I°I:l.e"B1' cl -'

_ W, ,..,.,,,.§,1,...¥§§,9g_1C,§l\gan PARLOR uAi=s'rversi'i,mL'R .M,,,,,, "lb °~ Wliu EDD\"s

I sitasrs' , ' 1 " ° "R0S1fT1Pran~

'# ~ » h F ., _ ° _ 5 ‘..~: a. ~ . if ' Mark Wrig t_ urn g, Co, __ . ____,___s__ . ,_ B,,_,m,O,;fr~-d°'1f~

S\mU}’S|de- Opp. The Open House - Segrc arl-

§_2l_}_§»Al_’l_§%d 'Paper Co..s_Il';l;l_1,*;

3°" ° '°°|1°- 7 1’°l"'i°l°"» '--'4<i.“-‘ii»

. r. ~- ~ s

,.i. -`

f- l, l, », \ ,

ADMISSION Adults 10 cents Uhildx-en under 12 years 5 cents

I `,VATC(§"lT\`A`lTl N -'Ui

0 I\ l

In accurdance with the provi-

lsiom of the ‘ Vaccination Act, |886 " the Superlntindeut of Vac- cination for Charlottetown w_ill_ be at the nfhce of the undersigned, 178 Kent Street, on Wednesday gn d Saturday fiom 1.30 to 3.30 p- ni. and 6_lo tn 9 p. {n_

The Luw requires that all un-

vacciiiaied ptrsons of the age of three uiaiilhs or upwards, must be Present to Ive vacclnntrd; children undcr twelve years rf ace io be brought by one of their parents ul' ‘ their gnurdinii. .

The clmrge for vac-ci -ation will

uc tweiityfivc gems fm-.elmh per. son to be paid at the time of such

vacclnntion, '

Au -. " f . _ r - ...../..i",z;;::;,‘::'.%.";r. :r.:'“,‘;'.'.’.:‘”l?*i..:e;...-.f., al _ihc above ilme.A|\d plazgwill he

sublccf.f_nthi-.liiicsmiti peiinlilg of ihf-

vaccuuiucn Act ` Il I) JOHN ON Ml)

l _ llcaxi Officerl S“l’c_riulcndcui of Vucclna on. :~2Hl1isi|Dsiled this 141|: dmv _Nov io'7

I »

W

_ . __ .~`.-..._._.._..-

I[l.I..MURI‘HY & C0 LTI).

,‘ svoivsv, ii I General Commission Flerchenis I _“lull Produce liendlezl on mmmln-

°'11Pl returns made

wi yr.

,I lim,-,-an

FIIIF INSIIIIANIIF.

m

I~`o|~rl\l.cs l| fh I’ ` l Flin

,'.'l‘“;'_f_{‘,:l;_° ;<'1li_i|i’zinf't-»|"'r»|l"|3Ti-xii' “|i|'i‘i'i|rIl»\¢~‘

' so

rsttnrits. \\_‘lil,.:'ii1|i’i'f."2‘.’l...... ‘1?..“’!'....L '.‘f”