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Hold Office at Chlrlottoiown, lranch Ofllcn at Summer Ina. Atherton, lorirla Ind Montague.

\\'rf.o:\'r.sr>.\v, Martcrt 28, 1or7.

i PRO('l‘l‘I("I‘ HOME |NDT`S'l‘lIll-IS .

The argument in favour of home buying and pro-

tecting hottie industries was \\'eIl prest-rrterl by :t cit- izert as follows: If _you had, say, :1 boot and shoe factory .in Charlottetown employing rt hundred hands it would pay our citizens to buy tlte boots and shoes made in the factory at a dollar a pair more Iltart tlte sarne :trticies could he bought for outsirle of the pro- vince.

'l`l\e reasrm is obvious_ . 'I`Ite Intrrdrcd extra emplo-

yees in the factory would mean a Inrrtdred extra citi- zens, :t hundretl extra customers for the stores, pro- lralrly half as tn.'trt_v extra families to feed. .-\nd this is true of arty other industry that might be Started, true of t-very industry and every legitimate business we now have. It \\'o\tld be difficult to place a maxi- trtum figure beyond which it would not pay to buy at Itorne and to ‘patronize at Itome in preferertce to out- side, 'lite great need of ottr province is rr larger po- pulation; the only hop: for tltis is to keep ottr people :tl home and the only wa_\' irt whit‘h this can be done is

to en;<ttt't~ rcrnttnerativt~ employrnent for' them. Re-I

trnttn-r.'ttive t-tnplo_vrnerrl is availablt- only in live artrl pros'pet'otts ttndertakings. If we ltalf starve our uter- clrants and ottr industries by witlrholdiug otir patronage wt- open the gates .for our people to go wltere they

can get better \vages; we increase the cost of 1hc_

tltings we Inty from litem, lor prices are t'ontrolled by the volume of sale and tlte turn-over rather than by tht- original cost. \\'ith a rletertnirtatiort to pa- trorrize all home nrttlerlakings, \\'lretItcr store ot' fac- tory' or shop, \vitIt :t deterrnination to build up ottr t'onrr1t'_v "bt-ginrtirrg at _Ierusalt-rn," ottr popttlatiorr, irr- steatl of t`iltet'ing ottt into otlter countrit-s, will gr'o\\' and in grotving \\'ilI become prosperous.

"'I`o buy in the cheapest and sell irt the dearest

r-narltet" is sound otltordox doctrine, bttt to krtow what is the cheapest and what the dearest involves consi- derable thought; it `nvoIves also the elimination of the small _scllislrrtcss tltat secs only thc one Itundred cents in :1 dollar bill. .»\ dollar abroad rna_\' buy what would cost a dollar and a quarter at hotne, Init these two multiplied by several huntlretls or several thous- ands could easily mean the stagnation of home in- dustries artd thc ttrakirrg of home tlte tttost t-xperrsive place to live in.

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\\`t- Iravc t'eceivcr| fr'orrr .\Ir. .\Iiles \-`olt'es, (hair-

rnart ol tht- .\`ttIr-lfxectrtive of tlte "I)omittion I‘roltibi- tion t`onnni1tee to secure llorniniort-tvirle proltibitiort of the lit-vt-rrtge liquor traffic," a rnenrorantlum of the proposal agreed to at :I confercrrt'c held in tlttatva on l)t-centbt-r |_;1It last, .tl \\'hit'h were present represen- tatives eltosen by tlte active organizations of all the provinees of tht- llontiniozt tltat are st-t-Itirtg legislation to rernedy tht- evils of irrtemperance.

The proposal will be prt-serttetlto the Ilomirtion

I‘arli:nnent, when it t'e-assernbles in _-\priI, by petitions which are ttow being signed in every part of the I)o- rrrirriott. artd which are in tltc following form: `

"It is t~.'trnestI_v desired tltat your Ilortottralrlc

Ilody will fortltwitlt pass, as a war measure, an ,»\ct prohibiting, t 1) 'I`ht- marnrfat't\are in, and the irnpor'latiort into, the Dominion of Canada,

of intoxicating' liquors, for beverage purposes; ' ami (3) 'l`Ire sertding or carrying of arty suclt

liquors ittto and the delivering or receiving of arty such liquors in any province or area in which tlte sale of such liquors for Ireverage purposes is

proltibtcd.

"Ur itr thc alterrrativc, if.it is deemed rlcsirablt-

to have a vote of the electors on the qttcstiorr, that your lionourable Ilorly will pass such an Act to come itrto operation within three months of tlte votinp; thereon, if it is approved by a majority of the electors voting, such voting to be at the ear- liest possible date artd irt arty case before june

rs-t, tory." 'I`he argunten-ts submitted by the Prohibition

Committee in favor of the prohibition of the manufac- ture :tnd importation of liquor and the weakness of thc littlt- provirtcial specifics so often heard rccorn-I mended, are so well and clearly put tltat wc give them ltert-\vitlt:

".\t its 1916 session, the Dominion Parliament pass-

ed an /\ct making it unlawful for arty person to send, ship,,take, bring or carry into any I’rovint~c any irtto- xicating liquor, knowirrg or intending tltat such liquor will be thereafter dealt with in violation of tltc law of that Province. It has been argued that the Domi- nion Parliarttcrtt docs not need to go any further, that this legislation would prevent the sending of liquor in- to a Province in which it was unlawful for any person to have or use liquor, because irt such :I case thc setui- ing of intoxicating beverages into the Province would be contrary to the Dominion law.

“Of course, to make llrc .tending rrtrloruful, it would

be rreccrsary for the 'Provincial Legislature to /lass an A-ct making it an- offence for anyone to luwe in his [Wir/ale home, or to u.rc under any circrrrrrstarrccs, any irrtoriratirrg liquor for lic-uemge pr/r[>osc.r‘_ lt is fur- ther statcd that a Provincial Legislature has authority to pass such a law.

“It must be borne in mind; however, that tlu- Pro-

!/irrtful lcgislatiorr thus srrggcstcd would be somrtlring

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quor, reitlront directly undertaking to dictate the /ver- smral conduct of /»rr'1'at¢' citlserrs.

"Legislation against the liqrror-traffic has ttot onIy_

done immense good, but has had tlre .fu/1/fort of rrran_\" ririsr-ns :elm rt-nrrld not forror a. lore that frrnislred /fri-I 'rrrtc parties fur hu:'r`ny or rising liquor. lt lra.t' ltr-rn II1orr_r/lrt rt-ist' to lesserr dn'nl:in_l/ rrrtd rlrrrrrl.'¢'rrt~.\'.r lr_\' urult-r`n_r/ it tlif/ifrrlt or inr/1o.r.rr`Irle lo /rrorrrrr lit/nor, in~' .rtettzl of by irrrpo.str`n_¢/ /vrrnislrrrrent rr/mu rt frormn 'a'Ilo'_ l1u.r or u.r¢-.r it. '/`lt¢'rr- i.t no doubt tlrul there are t'er_\' rrrrtnv t‘ilr`:t'r|s tx'/to will sir/v/tor! llnrrriniort and Pro':u`n- tial lures /rrolril»r`tin_r/ lirlrror-sr'llr`n_t/, :t-/ru rtroulrl not fu- ttor lftntr ian-,ho.rr'rr_r; fnixr or r`m/»rr`.ronrrr¢'rrt u/ton e1'cr_\t /tt'r.t'on-rtrlrn luul or ke/'»l tr lrottle of liquor r`n lu'.t lrornc. ll r`.r also rl(-ur that /hr _r/real _1/ond dt-.rin-d mrrltl ln- trttuirrvrl by ':ei.rt‘. Uorrrirrirrrr le_r/ixlotir/rr a_t}trin.tt llrr' li- t;r1nr-Irtrffif, :rirlrnrrr tlreltdofrliorr of tlrr- otlrrr rlr'rr.»'- Iii' nrt-tlr0d_ _ _

"Let it be assumed, for the sake of argument, that

tlte opinion .stated concerning I"rovinciaI power is correct, and Iltal the Dominion law already passed

which enacted tltc new kind of lcgislatiort-, \\'hicIt_ it tnttst bc remembered, has not yet been tested, either jtttiicially or practically, and :ell/`clr ruorrlrl r`n:'nl:'r‘ utr

rrrrlz-tr:'nrt‘¢l to tr-:-/tr'tl_ 'I`here still remain the facts that the resttlt sought cart bc tnore rt-adiI_v attained by the Ilorninion legislation asketl for, that this legislation nta_\- be more quicitly secured, that it will certainly be less harsh irt xtppearanee, tltat rliffererrt I"rovincc_-‘» have practically approved of it irt many votirtgs, and that

"I ttthermore, In trtturn tlle object trrurrtl ul trrrtler'

/re lr'_//r'.t‘lat'iou of lrr.rt .vr'.t.ri0rr, :enultl /'er]rrirr‘ tlre /1tr.\' _ring of ltr-:tts tr_t/trirrst I/re lrtr:°in_1/ and rr.<in_r/ of lit/rror

ent l’rn't'inrr‘.r, ru/rr'/I' t/rc tlrwirrtl nxrtr/I coultl Ire rrl-

trrirrctl lt_\' our .-'let /»u.\`.\'r‘rl /r_\- I/re l)nrrrr`n-ion l’trrlr`rrrrlr‘nl_ tnnch It--'s stringent in its fornt but equally t~l`l`t-cti\'e.”

.\IlR. l!I.0.\iI)I NYS' .\ .\'2~`\\'l-II!

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.\Iany st-lfstylerl 'patriots have, since thc war began,

still Ir\tng .tt case rn Lanada, enjoying \\Itat othtr La- atliarts arc dyng for. .\Ir. Illonr_litt`s answer, since tlte war began has beett_ whilc despisittg the jecrs and

or tht- want. of it. .\Iany of these patriots (?) are

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ceasingI_\' t0 a\vaI<en hrs compatriots to the supreme duty of the hour, .\'o liner speeches in the cause of the llritish lintpire, of hurnanity, freedom and de- mocracy have been spoken than those delivered by this young _Frenclt-Canadian statesman who ttow im- plements noble language by a self-sacrifrcittg deed.. lfrtlikc rnany others, it was never his wont to talk one \vay irt Quebec anti :mother \v:1_v in Vlt_ttario_ Speak- ing last _vear before the -I-Irttpire (fltth of 'l`oronto hc; cortclutled with this splendid peroration:

"lIappe`n what tna_v to me, happen \\'hat may

lo this (ioventtncnt afterwards-I car'e not-we

care not-so long as this country is safe, so long as this I-Irnpire of freedom is safc. .\'ay, let tts pttt it tlte way the .'\llies pttt it, in tltc way it will rt-sound for centuries irt the temples of nations: \\'hat matters it whether \ve live or not, so long as the heritage of ttinctecrt ccrtlttrics of civiliza- tion is Ielt for those \vIro t-omc after tts. Ratlrer'

die with liberty than live irt slavery."

sive tvarttiugr

"\\'Itat Iielgiurn is and Nortltern France, what

.°~er'bia and l’olantI have become, we may be to- morrow. -'I`his is tlte question of tlte hour, tltc only one. The most solemn hour in the history of the world has struck. Thousands of miles from ht-rc a grim game is being played, with the world's destiny and ottr destiny at stake. Ort the latc of the Iimpire, on the success offthc /\~lIics depends ottr own fate. Conquercd, the ' Allies must leave ottr commerce, ottr institutions ami our liberties de feneeless in the hands of (iermany, the land of militarism, autocracy and barbartyfi’ t\Ir. lilontlin, like others who have gone before,

has had slurs cast against his sincerity and his pa- triotism. Iie is reputed to have said something about shooting holes through the Ilritish flag, in connection with some memories of the rebellion of 1838, when many (fartatliarts, botlt lirenclt-speaking and Iinglish- speaking took to arms against a regime which was in some respects both autocratic anti unjust. But_ like john _l, C. Abbott, wlto, aftcr signing in his youth rt manifesto for annex-ttion to the United States be- came a Prime Minister of Canada ami a ilritish Knight, and like Thomas D'/\rcy Mctlcc wlto from being rt Young Irelander in 1848 became the warmest advocate of llritish rule in Canada, .\Ir. Illontlin has shown that Ire has heart enough and brains enough to ati vance a. good ,cause when the good cause calls. As the Montreal 1-lerald, a politically opposed newspa- per, said ge erously: I

“Mr. Bl in, as one \vlto at the bottom of his

heart perhaps cally loves and respects the Ilri- tish flag, may have exercised a sort of family privilege by abusing it, but lte evidently does not intend that any outsider shall have the privi-

lege of doing so, if he can help it." It is not by what they did or said before the war

will be judged in this countr after'the_war. Pierre

rntirely une, and would urmn a murfvletc alteration of

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would proltrbrt the sending of hqttot' into a I‘r'ovrnce‘

irrt'tr.rr`n/r of tlorlrcstit' life llrrrt le(/i.rlalor.r lrtwc lritlrerto'

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I‘arlrarnent's potver to paiss rt rs not only utrqttestrorted,

bttt Itas been :rflirrirt-ri by l’rivy Council decisions. i

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'rr /trir/att' lrorrrev, lrv the let/i\'l.'rlrrrcv of r-it//rl tlr'j)`cr'~:.

said many things about lion. l’. I-I. l_!Iondin's loyalty:

aunts ol hrs erttrcs, to Iabottr rntlttstrtotrslv and un-_.ng was only in its |m~m,(._y_ Owing to ____ __ _ _ _ _ _ ___ n ___ 2 ' ada to-day `

We commonly consider Rice at delicacy, a material for

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tlu' e':‘ils‘0f interrr/tcrurrce. All Ctmad_r`an temfreronrc 2 "` i ` -'l _ ` " ' |

legislation, so far, has been aimed at the traffic in Ii- 0 E s _

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man. 22, 1911.-rats rs my urrdtttay.

and we had a plum putlvllug for dln- ner In honor of the eveut. My High-I land friend says he hun adopted mo so of course- I um entitled to the sumo treatment as the other eblltlt-en when lllrtlulay arrrt-I-vcr:-rrtrlen a.rrlve,~pIunt pudding t'or dlnnor and Iced cake for auppen I Mareh 15.--'I‘lrrPlartt hall or Febru-

I ary anti* flr-st tht-on days of Mart-lt con- tinued cold; then u s'utIrlc-It rtntl t'rle1t1I~ l ly change camo over' the u-mpr-.ratnre whleh has eontittuetl mild ever sltteo. 'Phe bltlng frost has gone'on1 ol' tho

I alr and nearly every day I.-r bright and . sunny. Snow is bt-gluning to melt on

the south sides ol’ buildings, but the

_ nights are frosty yet. - I rode tt hobby of my own I'or' a 'while this winter-_ One tluy while I digging ice out of the watering trough with tt sharp pointed steel bar. It 'r,tr'ttelt me that It would not be dlfll-

|t-ult to manufacture ice for summer-_

use in this climate. So I selected a spot where the c-.trth tt.-as tleeply froz- lon at the nortlt end of the barn. mrx int; snow and water into soft slush l tvh'ch I built into walls about eight inches thick with sonic- help from the boys. t'I`hz1t is, my br'othcr~:. seeing that I am adopted into the faintly.) 1 -used an old door sc-t on edge to pllt- the siush against, moving It when ne- eessory. -In this way three slush walls were bu‘lt (thc cement wall o: the bar'n making the t`ou\'thl which. when frozen, heh" water' admit-ably. I poured in as much water' cat-lr morn- ing and evenitte as would freezn solid Ilrt the ltttervenlrtg time. I also put » in the lee dur.: out ot` Ihn trough our-lt lnorttittg. .lack Frost did Irls par: well. and I have a .solid blot-It ot' leo seven feet wide. eight long and live

wheat straw and ehall' at-ountl attd over- tho ice. In ortlor' to get at Ir eas- ily I have made two doors; eat-It or` Iwo-ply l»oat'rI.~r with rt dead air spttett between. ’l`ltes‘c- are ltlrrgerl in frant- t~.~r_ Ono I-tarrtls rtattirtst the ter- on tho (fast sid.-_ the other wlter-e ottts-It`;'n or' -slat-It will ho, with a ho:tr'd_erl-In pass- Iago-way br.-Iweert thorn. The idea I~r that when the doors are opetrorl the iee 1-an he dug out with It sIr.\rp-pr.i.rt-

t'ull ot' holes and set it on top ot' the lco before we build the sat-Ir. to keen

_ Two years ago the .nt of It

he magnificent work of our aviators dur-Ing the wat' and the tremendous rnechanIea`l Improvements. the aero- plane totlav is recognized as a vehicle o

1,000 pounds of mail and passengers re being carried hy aeroplane over

itory. _ __ = » The acroplané -IF-'adntlt'ahly"ntIuptc-'.l

for the car-rylnfgt of paslwttgers, -mails

and expr'est_¥}tr§l_t`pi'_ rrwol_trtTtonizinLr the. modes _9 tra el. and raving such .valuabIe"t.I `feitItat in a few years wo will wontle? how we over put up with

lee-In~eaIter'¢=, and even the enviable

througlr tho lee between l’r'Int:o Erl

eontmentletl on _their progressive work in promoting an aeroplane company ,with the Intention oi' operating

vleo bc-'t_wor_~_n I_~'.Inntl points rmd Mon cron. llowovcr, this Ir; only rt. waste of time and energy If tho aotoplatte. helm: rt motor' driven vchirrla Is pro-

lilll ¢‘f|\l1lIly lint* \\'IlS IllS SIICCCII I0 l"l't‘llCIl-CIIIIZI* Itiblt tl by our modern laws from ope'r- Ing complaints ot' his lantilorrl l-`r'nttIt

. ,. . . . . . . . ~ >' , ~ . ‘ . . _. _ _ _ 1. _ f, _ _ __ _ _ | __ ____ rttln over or lantlltnz on the roads l\_tn;,, that_ Trtrt. hurl locked Irrmst.-lf In

ilhmii in \`“0 it 1 ul iilys IN' ion" with ‘"8 'mpriq of this province, hrs aparltttertts, and refused to pay' his

If the present. antiquated law Is not

soon repealed, woe lmtitln the rtvlator who oofrtteis to visit. un. Can you plc-

to shoot any man bringing rt motor vehicle on their' farm. he would al- most Imaglne! there were Germans below and he was “Somewhere In France." Oh. the farce of It all. and In this 20th century.

P., E. Island must and will remedy

this state or affairs. A province that stands In the first. row ot the trenches ot’ progress In all other matters wlll soon flnd Its atrlde on the auto ques- tion, In fact, we believe is nlrearly preparing for the "blg tlrlve." lt' we' r-an read' arlght the signs ofthe times ls the marked change In the senti- ment armong our farmers- regarding their running ami In their desire to buy autos.

P. E. Islanders should den-I with

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S_ome'how seems to be a. tangle

._ To 'most eve‘r'thlnr¢ you do;

When you start out ot tt mornin’

With your luck afrunnln' wrong.

The birds along our pathway

Have a harshness In their song. And the gt-ass, though soft anrl vel

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Ft-lend, It's mostly up to you.

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th R I h bo_. -lo vas on the oppos-

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an hour afterwards. Detective- (iumer-I-456110)' deSP\llCll H0111 The H\\K\l0 10

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of the door, Tait firing from tlie- fnsldef after Detective Russell had endeavor- ed to persuade h'lm to open the door' and let them lu. ,

IIRlISS_IlI HUIIIINII

(Special to The Guardian.)

NEW YORK. March 27- A Uewr

from the gllll llllllht-I.

cream can In. Of course this Is all d » 1, t' nd in me heu¢t,_day says 4,000 German soldiers huvt an c-.taper-lntont. but wc- sen visions of i:§,h,e|,|g,l;i;?,v;._wou S lorossed the llne Into Holland agoklrre

tee-cream next auntntcr. ~

An hour after other .uebetttnr hattrfnorl. according to frontier retwft-= I1-

I"i1r0fr` Ollie-"13 look treat- In thls_ been km0d_ his bod, Wm, ,-econ.,-¢tt_tt:elvetl here today. They' have been in-

c°“'""Y- if ""0 ”l”"°l-*‘ 1° Wim* ‘U 9 The side' or his Ireail wus prrtetlcally lernerl in ZWOIIO

pluce tlrut does ttot seem far nwaz' he mow" on-_ und. his features were mn,-_

high. \\'e"‘ have no rs-.1\\-tlnst so arctln places they Irar-row rirzht over' it going to build tr gourl sl'/.c-r‘.' stack ot'Snrnrner° fallow is given one t'utt be

etl steel bar and l`r'r-slr tnr-at, ere.. eantbo if our- xvorn rnut-It exposerl to its -

bc ltt-pt In the vacant-_v left. I intc-nd I rirror-s. I never' was irt bella'-r' health to bore thc bottom ot' tt flour lr-.trrel and spirits. ()ut-door' ext-r't~ise in the

wlll tlntl It 11 woat‘ytZ'Ist1tneeboforehc- ,cd beyond recog,,mm,_ _M 11 p_ m_, i.________.._.

f~ h.I In the honse.at‘-

Eels' there-_ I have seen the lights of U Ilerzltta.-~sIxl_\' miles away.-quite t plainly; but oul_v annie'-lures erxn tltojv- _

to pol _e arnus er to _ et' a ehnrgo with rlllcrt and revolv-_

_ _ -rrt, t1t\d found tltc rlcntl hotly ot' tlte _

be s-ret~n so tar. It must be that tht H _ _ . _ -- -,

attntntplrere is fn suelr a state that u

thc- Ilgthtrt render fit luminous for a e_ott- _

egro Frnnklr- Ilussell uns tttpturerl nlnjured, and taken to police heat."- uttrters Ghc I-. rlta1'r.:t~tl with nrur-'-

airlr-rrtble height. (im. ' ` ' i 'V I i j (‘onto In r1tr1`.‘ we will tell you some

' [thing about D. D. D. l’rc-serlption (lh'ef M:I.elf`an. one of the vletirns "Hide I" the D- D» D- L“b0"U\0l`Il`-

'Stable manure is eonslrlerotl 11 nuis-

ance here; but we haul It out and

.~:pr-carl It on the lar:_r},to get It out_of 9

the way. There ls great scart-i-tv In- t the supply of men to work on prulrle farms. I under-stanrl that the Dotninl- ‘ on and Pmvrttcial governments rtt'r>_ sc-.tiling agents to the United States to triv to lnrlttee nine thousand' men to eorne ttntl work on ranadian farms. Frtrnt hands are paid trom forty tr tlt`t_\~tlva dollars a month and hoarn_ l>eg"tttln;: the middle ot’ March or first

of April. l-`.1t'tnet-s must he prosper- '

ing in this region, jntltrlna by the way I they are buying automobIlea_ Om- dealct has had three ear-Ioatin como tt- ' this town tofill l'armers' ortlerzs-_, ant'

they are high-class machines.

A ehlnook wind ’-: liable to arrive- at

any time nov.-3-then the snow will rimply §t`ad.q)n.\va_\'. ,They tell a s'tor'_v ol' rt rnan :'tar'tittt:`homewat'rI front Ile- gina_ who was pursued by at chinook wind. 'l‘hot't: was just c-:tough snow to travel on. llis swift team kept alrearl all the \va_v. nttrl tho ehiuoolr elosr; rt1 his Ireols errtlrbcd up rtll the snow as ’.. pr'nt-t-utiotl. t'I`Itr~y toll whnp per:-r lit-ro, too.) llur~t'owln|; wltlt spike lr:\r‘r'o\v;. lrtzglrts- ttlrnor-t as noon as tht- r.:rnurtrl .Is bare: and II' tl'.-are is snov.

torn snedlrrg. (Ines tho snow in gout Ihr- sttt't'ace dries very qtriekl_v. anti the frost two or' th|‘ee.lt1t-Iles belou rtrakes firm l`ootin5.: t'or learns .sr-t\rIittf= 'I‘Itr~ t-ar-th frozen seven or eight leer t"nop, wltilr- tIra\vittg_ |n'ovide_~;` rnolsl nr-o rn start the wht-at nntl keep it gr-o'.vitt;: null-I rain rornt-.~r_

\\-'ti-ll. I Irrtvt-_ sttr'vIvf-tl the Saslratelte

wan wintr-r, and got l'r'osl-bitten vr>r'_\ little.; bttl I Irttow Ituw tIend!_v it'wot1ltZ

br':tcirr_r: stir' is a line Iottit'.

rrertortrtrrras Pr rtrrrrrrao ___ ,_

{_t [this question .\'O\\-'---Pttttlnr.: it olf

1' .;‘ is tl

Sh. . . _ . . ,. ` - " " `1‘ ' IS

_ _ . _ .. _

ther old slow moving -trains, steamcr's.~ v,\N(-0Uv[;|;_ March gG_p0||,.c.i

rt!<rusttr'cf`<>f_ rmt'i_t_1r»: _for _the privilerze 0| _rn It 'ttrtt-tit-n nn um uicnrrtr rtimr- or 'rt ltlllllllg lm lL".‘l\011t-On-l'\ll1I10l‘H 0V1‘I` “Htl roi itleneo on Keeler Street. el-thot' In

SONG l’- E- ISI-llltlfill IHC l0 ll". last night. while a part.; ot police ol-

turo him up there In the air, prohibit- _ by flying glass from the ripper' por-tion etl by our just laws from-our high-

ways, and having heard that _-.onto ,

brave Island farmers had threatened N

. _ _

et " handytp give tho quickest, surest!

HARVESTER.

r ps no one- te presem re time to utpe this blot torn otrr ~ lands esttttcheon Then o Ion ct ut ue be open to rltlltu _ tt out tall' Garrlcn of the Gult` will have la- ken her correct place arnortr.: the t other pr'ot:r°es's-ive provinces, as (‘an-

ada herself n t hl I' I

feommefce -ln t`act In Alaska over in ' U S rung le' """‘l“""

f '- ‘ ' 'bring ' - _- te ' Ig

sr \ tn .int r vclopnteut ot the war-. has taken her' place antonr.: tlte nations ol’ the world

ISLANDER. _

ISLANDER KILLED IN VANCOU-

VER» B C _ '

('hiet` McLellan was instantltr killed

llob l`rtIt rt negro nf thr unrlerwmltl

tier-rs In a_tle.s`1rc-lute rtttrrek upon thr- trapperl or-rtultrals made at. vain at lf‘l1\IJI to take them :lead or all-ve

' ii 11,., .-,I I

f-Will AGFIIII Milli Illlll l"i\=*H'0nI£0l' 901'" ’I`aIt. fir‘e_ti' lltrotttgh u door' of Ihr A

house, killing erglttyrntt old (lt-ortze ltolnh, and inflicting sorlotrs st-:tip tvounrln on tlreteetlve (‘arnerun wlton tho olllerws tried to rear-h ltlm follow-

tent.

tfottstarlrlo Johnston anti Detr-trtlve

Russell were barlly ent about the l'ar:e

'IIR SIIINIIIIIH IIIISERY '

IN Illi NIINUIIS _I

"PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN" FOR BOUR `

ACID STOMACH. HEAFITBURN DYSPEPSIA. _ ~»;-»- _ ` ‘-

Time it-In flve minutes all stom- nch distress yvlll ,go._N0 lndlpestlon. ‘ heartburn, aournoss -or belchrng of gas, aelrl, or erucrttlons ot undlgested food, rto dlzzlneus, bloating, foul

breath -or honda(-_l_|_e.

Pupils Dlapepslrt Is noted for tts

speed In regulating upset atomaclts.

It la the sprout, quickest and most certain Ind gestion' remedy In the whole world, ann besides It la harm-

less.

Millions of men and women now

eat tl1el\‘,fa_vorlte foods without fear ~they know Pape’n Dlapepnln will save them from any stomach misery.

Please for your sake, get u large

flfty~cent ease of Pupols Dlnpepsln from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable- llte ls too short-you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. Eat. what you like and dr- geet tt; enjoy lt. without dread of

rebellion In the stomach.

Pape's Dlapepsln belongs _ln your

home anyway. Should one ot the family eat. something which tlorrt agree with them, or In case of an ut- tack of Indlgestlon, dyepepsll., 'gas-, trltla or stomach derangements at| daytime or during the night, tt. is

r r _

r the vrnit-oliver rr-nearly, tt-as it na-= of 'l`0t0t\t0. has rwwmrtlisltrrd In you' iw. of p E_ ig|,,,,(|_ own nr-Ighborhootl. Your' money bael

unlc-ss the first hottie rt.-lieves you

_ __ _“___ E. A. Foster. t‘entr'aI Drugstort;

1 (`ln1rIotteto\vn _

::'l`lte most t-Irstirtrtte eorns ami D

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warts full to resist Ilollntvays (‘n'n _ _ _ c-ine. 1-ry rr. _ The L1qu1d Wash

ug-tes

realize at once why mo_st: railroad men throughout the world time their move-

ments with Waltham accuracy. lt_1s improvementnsuch nf: theextrrx lung mum-

‘ ` 1 'eweilcd mainwhet-I, the

_ aPrt3_g. \_?__ I _I W hh

win mg tn tcator, as we. as 'u urn

tl d . tt t \ lil; y..n .-Il.

_ ’ t ;-.sg-:.51.ap:..';:t::.....:-..r:.'.1:.

I I Waltintm. .otha In and aft- the full time nl

I \V..Itlrsr»\ llarlrur. I 1t..t..I..|tl._

@5eWfillI\f>JT¥

TIMEPIECE

'TO nee the Waltham Vanguard is to

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One Roaj to Economy is by the Rice Route

Eat More Rice

_ Rice is the cheapest important food commodity in

he making of Puddings, Desserts, and side dishes.

This isa mistake. Rice is astaple vegetable and

e used in this wav.

H _ _ _ _ We sell a good grade at 6 cents per Ib. a better grade §.»0 miles of folmoris tnaebslsfble ter- . I __m_ Sin my _ at 8 cents. /_

Two phones at your service, No 237 and 558. JENKINS & SON

Can

may

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‘WWI ISHIUII flml the Ml1lnllll’lll~ ot’ by ltlslieotftpuniott, Ft-ttrtltie Ilrrsrsrelli - I

generally recognized by _others-Consider

“I_T’S REPUTATION”

reliable? Is he good _for the Guarantee? Or is

through. with you once you have made your purchase?

Think these points over well then proceed with ' CAUTION

purchasing public of this Island. '

We personally guarantee all Instruments sold

STAND BACK OF US

Karn-Morris-Ennis-Sherlock Manning

They Have Built Pianos for Years

the kind of Instruments we sell.

MILLER BROS.

50___3_;_Z_%_t_3_ Kent Street __ Charlottetown

n Enviable Reputation

wE are proud of our record, and justly so, but we do

not ask you to buy a piano from us, solely on that'

ground. We do a_sk you to ascertain, if_it's merits are

It is an established manufacturer who stands

back of his goods? Does he offer to refund purchase money it Instrument is not satisfactory? Is the dealer

It has taken us years to build 'our reputation to

the place we now hold in the opinion of the musical

us and THOSE FROM WHOM WE PURCHASE.

That’s our position when we sell you a Heinlzman-

_ _It is physically impossible torwrite tone and dur?

abtlrty into a piano they must be BUILT IN. That’s =i

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rolls! known. _

f .

srcn times. tt you want thlnzc better. __ _ _ _ __ __ __ _ _“_ __ ‘

but by what they say and do during the war, that men "l`“l“" 'lard "mimi with meeflzimhmei In in

Y ' . ' ' Du I th ' ° - - - -

.... .... .art B°°'~° M-1" ' be t h I ft 'd b t tth frst si n th tho u travel tbro.'

it were _tter o ave e unsat ; tt a e r g In e pa ;_roh ____ __ __

of danger he proved himself a Briton. Canadians 5°{,'.r"|e';,|’:°|‘:,,:v(,’,.l',,f,l¢|y°i,'; to iiiiiu e er' pint Ch” kevin _ viaofnigl Silk Ind ltlllre Hoi

_todah irre`_§P¢°live_ of P-'trt)’» salute him as a patriot ____ __ _. ;__Exc__ _“fone He" ghath G:l.lr¢3_t“Wflh 3 llld if

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