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DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY

City Magistrates' Court, 9 a.m.

People's Theatre. 7 and 8.45 p.m.

Prince Edward Theatre, 3. 7 and 8.45

p.m.

BIRTHS _

NcLEANf- At Sonrls on March 26. 1916. to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McLean. a daughter.

McLEAN. - At Victoria. B. C. on March 25th, 1916 to Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McLean ne May McKenzie, a dau- ghter.

ROBINB-in Kilauea., Kauai. Hawaii. March 5, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Robins, ot Kilauea, Point Lighthouse. a son.

DEATHS e

MeMlLLAN.- Died at his home at Cymhria on Thursday. April oth, Mr. Duncan Icliiilan, funeral tomorrow, Saturday at 2 p. m. to the English Church Cemetery at Ruatlco.

_i__;,_i_._-.---

A WAR HVMN.

mm lumtgmy, ees of same. ’ 1-fear the Nstiou's heartfelt prayer Keep our gallant brave defenders

Ever in thy holy Cl”

’ Guide our sailors on the Ocean.

Lead our Soldiers on the Shore. God defend them, Christ befriend

them( -

Shield and save them evermore

Guard them in the silent watches

One their lonely ships afar.

Sentinel on the scattered outpoets

on the tasted aotd ot war. ‘.2-.....°“°:..'°..':..":.='-‘.'::°-°'»

H es ore o3_'.e¢4ae mm. cam ' selfless

V and same them evermoro

Wan the tram eell reeoundlus.

roqrtsrd -to the ltllt.

su-ala or sonata. constant night.

E 435332 tffiiiif

a 2 g sgéri

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befriend

kins-

‘ul '

aeoumsronoau J

hu improved farm

will reeeive‘

H. J. PALIEULIM `

Bank ol Nova Scotia. Claus .ra

70”-I-Sllllo. ‘f

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_ fichnsnl tor' uunses' THE W. _W. IAGKUS HOSPITAL

A Private General Hospital with .

well eqalnped medical. surrieal and ohatetrlul departments. clara a three yarn graded course to young women‘

Write at once for circular ot infor-

KATHLEEN A. DOWN, R. N.

Superintendent of Nuraol.

Norwich. Conn. -

75352-it-lzma.

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House and Lot °1,,;=,,§,;',;'_;,',-_f, ,§;,.“:

' For Sale

The undersigned Exocutor ot the

lym

lu; win or me me ance Plggott et- if NY 5° °°°"°“.°‘i» "4 “°""“' "°‘""

fer; for sale a house and building lot situated at the corner ot Stewart and Bruce Streets. Charlottetown, 'having a frontage of 100 feet on the west side ot Bruce Street and 50 feet on the north side of Stewart Street.

sold by private sale. it will be oivred

Warburton & Shaw, Solicitors. Sunny-

WOW? side, Charlottetown. or to James IL.. table

Plggott. 37 Brighton Ave.

JOHN MCLEAN,

Executor.

80824-4-MGI.

1’ _ "Q j'~_.'}\\\

N 0 T I C E.

N OTICE is hereby given to firms

and individuals who sell provis-

ions or other supplies to Stewards of Canadian Government Ships under this Department. that the Department is not responsible for debts contract- ed by such Stewards.

Clause No. 8 of Contract with Ste-

wards covering the Vlctualling of such Ships reads as followsz- ` “lt is distinctly understood by the

“ment shall not be responsible for

"Steward, and the said Steward ag- "rees to notify all persons with whom “he wishes to contract for the pur- "chase of any such provisions, store "‘or groceries, and beforc contracting "for same, that the said Department, “shall not be responslhl.; for any debt "to be contracted by him In that or "any other respect."

G. J. DESBARAT8.

Deputy Minister of the Naval Service, Department of the Naval Service,

\ Ottawa, March 21st, 1916. _

Unauthorised publication of this ad-

vertisement will not he pai-l for. - 95346.

8063-4-ZMGI.

"parties hereto that the said Depart- ,

"any debts contracted hy the said'Telephone

IIEIT FU5l|ES» I IillZY__,_|l§jlV0llS

Mre.Wynn Tells I-low Lfne' E('Jou\po|md’l1lx|edl'ler

_ Dn|'in¢Chan¢oofLKe.

mghgoad, Va.-“After taking “van bullet of Lydil E. Pil1kham'a

Vegetable Com-

poundlfeellikea newwoman. i

with

com- ‘

Elme- llefvotls

and heat Nuwlam

better health

WYNN, $12 E. O Street, Richmond, Va.

While (image of life is a most crit-

leal period of a womalfl existence, the .Ewing ptoms which accompany

restored by the timely uae of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.

Such warning symptoms are asense

of sulomtion, hot dashes, headaches.

haekaehea. dread of impending evil. timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation

irregularitis, constipation, variable ap-

fail totake LydiaE. Piallhaufs V¢Z°~ I

il I1?

For Sale

One of thc best business stands in

l{ing’s County at St. Peter's Bay, now occupied hy .\iessrs. R. W. McEwen & Co., Ltd.; also first-class dwelling quite near store. Price reasonable, Apply to R. W. McEwen or G. H. Toombs, St. Peter's Bay.

8144-4-Tmfmwfii.

The adjourned Annual General

Meeting ot the Stockholders of the Telephone Co.. of Prince 'Edward ,island will he held in the head ollice nt the Company. Queen St.. Char- lottetown. on Wednesday,the 12th day of April, 1916. at the hour of 8 o'cIock p. tn., for thc reception of the annual

the transaction of such other busi- ness as may properly como before the meeting.

WALTER S. GRANT,

_Secretary

|7984-3-28~M10l,

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` word eaoh ooatinuatleu. Cash 3~ charge Twentyiive cents.

4/

GUARDIAN GLASSIFIEII M18. `

One cent per word llrat insertion ln this column, halt cent per

lltuat looampany order. Minimum

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Agents \Vanted

AGENTS - “WORt.D'8 GREATEST

WAR" Going like a whirlwind; sam- ple hook free on promise to can- vass; experience unnecessary; make seven dollars daily. Llnscott Company. Brantford. Ont.

W _ *-1- 1

Hel Wanted- ‘emnlc

vvaurso-Experienced Kitchen ch-1.

Queen Street. City. 8118-4-6-m3i.

WANTED-AT ONCE MAID FOR

general housework, 28 Gt. George

AGENTS WANTED To SELL FOR

"the Old reliable Fonthlll Numeri- es.” We teach our'men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary; highest com- mission pald; handsome free equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron- to, Ont. 76203-20ME26i

For Sale 7

r-uri SALE-A brood sow. Apply A.

Ferguson, Suffolk Station

8117-4-6-m3ind

FOR 8ALE.- 10 HORSE Puwhrt

Boller also 8 horse power engine- sold separate if necessary-in good condition, also Steam pipes and rad- iators. 'Sold at bargain. Apply Goff dz Co. 8094-4-5M2lE2i.

FOR SALE. - A HANDSOME NEW

cottage, all modem improvements, centrally located. Apply by letter to J. E. R., c}o Guardian. 8126'-4-6m2l

FOR SALE,-MOTOR BOAT, 5 H.P..

Imperial engine, ill condition. Apply J. C. Milford. 8119-4-6m3i

WANTED. - GENERAL SERVANT

ford St. ` 8060-4-`lm6l

cure constant employment on`Auto- Knltter machines. $1.50 to $3.00 per tiny readily earned at home`the

cash nr instalments. We supply yarn and pay liberally for all work. Write to-day-Auto-Knllter Hosiery (‘o., Dept. 147 E, 257 College St.. Toronto. Ont. 8066-4-Ilmtf.

|

TEACHERS wlgvrso WANTED.- A PRINCIPAL FOR

Belle River School (136). Refer- ence required. Supplement $40, Secretary of Trustees. 8061-4-ZME

WANTEO.- A FIRST OR SECOND

Class Teacher for Harrington School. Good supplement. Apply Chan E. Slev/arL Secretary of Trus- tees . *R01-ll-29M6i .

W

To Let

rofsitz-:dos Fon HA1'6l|Ne

from ilock of English White Leg-

. horns. Setting of 15, $1.00. Ap

ply at 289 Fitzroy St.

81064-5-M3ipd.

FARM FOR SALE-ON THE IRACK-

le Point Road. Apply to ll. 'l`. Parco. ' 8104-4-5-M0ipd.

Pai 8ALE¢- FAl\i ilxmlfla

105 sores of land. dwelling house and out buildings. Apply Thomas Ford, Ebenezer. 8006-4~nl|3ii><l

slmauons vacant

- . \l\'tll1ll‘4| _

T0' LET-House 'und shops. Apply

232 Gt. George St. 8116-4-6~mtt 1-

Help Wanted-Mule .

WANTEDQ- SEVERAL GGOD LATHE

and piauer hands. Wages 30 cents 'per hour, steady work. State ex- perience and earliest date ca re- port lor work. No. labor trougleo. Apply Geo. D. MacKinnon, General llanlger. MacKinnon, Holme; _A Co.. Limited, Sherbrooke. Quo.

1531!-iilltl.

i-ip-W

I y0lll‘|§ mln and room in a private family. App y Guardian Olce.

house

ands

Apply at Lonergans Lunch Room, _,

_st eosa-+4-Msn. ,U/H S ` Apply to Mrs MacDonald, 126 Roch: C ` l l _ f;£f*

*\ ` ` ` I

HELP wanrsn-You cm ss- DNSLL O ‘

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(cyltilltaod fn* % 0na.1 lupervisiuuof -_ ter e District? - f ' _ I

Have these laude 'a calm

upon the Commlaslonemfot Public Works or upon the Government for pay for their labour? $979 they been paid. and if so. how muah! .And when. if not yet paid. is it tl; intention ol' the Government te pay' theta!

6. 1ir Lea gives notice tha

ask the (‘om%asi?er o£~Pu_hlln_

to lay on t ti lo of‘thtl_Honie‘ detailed statement ol what roeslna horse tax and 4iog'tdx.were?.~eolleet hy George A. Bowneas. Road Master cf Bedeque. in Lot 26, during the year 1915. and by whom paid? Also what moneys were expended hy said Itoad Master in his Road District. dur- ing that year. also when. to whom. and for what purpose, such moneys were expended? '

7. Mr Lea gives notzce that he will

ash-4he Commissioner of Public Works to lay on the table of the House a llctnlled statement of what road tax. horse tax and dog tax were collected hy Thomas McNeill, Road. Master, in Tryon School District. Lot 28. during the year 1915, and by whom paid! Also what moneys were expended ln said Road Masters district. and when. and to whom. and for what purpose such moneys were expended?

...ji

8. Mr Bell gives notice that he will

ask the Leader of the Government tt. lay on the table of the House a state- ment showingz- '

(1) The total expenses incurred

or paid hy the Government in con- nection with the investigation before the late Judge McLeod at Summer side into the charge preferred by th

spector Phillips and others.

.-i

played by the Government in con

counsel for such services?

connection with said investigation?

(4) What amount was paid to th

)ate Judge McLeod for his services

9. Mr McDonald gives notice that h

will ask the Commissioner of Publi Works to lay on the table of the Hous a detailed statement showlng:-

of the several persons who contr

]J(’l"S0fL

hauling cost? 2

l Was the work done b da

were allowed?

part ol tho same?

Public Works to lay on the table o To 'Prevent The Grip

Quinlne removes the cause. The

GROVE'8 signature on box._ 25c.

"'Vl=. CHILE-REN

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home of/Patrick Marion, in this city

months to_ten wars. _

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year round. Machines supplied for _ _], -rg 4* improving their knowledgm and me

,_

A ferry boat? (3) Has the purchase price

Temperance Alliance against ln-

lo wh() were the °°““sel em' pairing and fitting the hoat for ser-

. 'I vice. and has this or any portion of li.

22;":x..';";“.;‘:.2..“°‘2.::'s::.r:‘:.2:f 1°- -»»~=»»» ~»---» »»~=-1 <0 wa-

(3) Whatwltness fees were allow-

ed and paid by tho Government in

Colds cause Grip-Laxattva B1-omg he should understand the reasons for

re

is only one "Bromo Qulnine." E. W.

PERISH AT SORANTON.

SClt.»\NTO.\'. Pa., April 3.- Five Fisheries. has a number of fishing p_ro-

:hllflren were humcd to death early tectlon cruisers, patrolling the waters today in thc fire which destroyed the of Canada. which with little expense,

The children-ranged from thirteen the habits and movements of the

e

`0|0hl\`o\',ihor me mt ua me

workieeeaneetion

done bywhat la

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the

0.? for

any part the won? _ ’s"..-` - _ 11% trauma-une sn- xmslwa gives r I notice that he will move the following » resolution. seconded hw Hon; llr Mo Klnnonz- `

Resolved: That it -is-expedient to

introduce a Bill respecting Drainage of farm lands in this- Prorln , pro- viding: _(l) A system of oo-ogration of owners for constructing and main- taining drainage works; (2) Loans by the Govemment secured upon the lands to he beneiited ln cues where such loans are required; (3) Authority to the Governor in Council to,iaaue~ debentures for the ,purpose of provid- ing moneys for the drainage works.

12. Honourable 'Mr McEweu"glves

notice that he will ask leave of the House to present a petition from James P. Mclntyre and others pray-F ing for an Act of incorporation under the name of the “Savage Harbour, Packing C0.. Ltd."

13. Mr A. E. McLean gives notice

that he will ask the Commissioner of' Public Works to lay upon the table: (1) I-‘rom whom did the Government purchase the Ferry Boat for the Grand River Prince County Ferry? (2) What was the purchase price of the .said

been paid in full? if not paid in rull, how much has been paid upon the pur chase? (4) What was the cost of re-

was tho cost nt bringing the ferry boat from Summerside to the ferry at Grand River and who was paid for same? (6) Were tenders called for the running ol the said boat for 1915 and

2 names? (7) Give the number of ten-

” derers and amounts of each tender.

e

(8) Whose tender was accepted and at what figure? (9) How many trips

° did the boat make during the year e' 1915. and the cost of operating same ‘for this season? (10) What was the

t . _ t, t

end of the York Road and the names ‘,135 ":es§mo“:`T3;,a|d'; an 0 W om

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h“_"?d |“b°‘“' °" mamrial '°w“'°'j“ 14. lion. Mr Arsennult gives notice the construction of the bridge, also that wmormw he Wm move me for

the “"0"” “m°““'5 Pam to each lowing resolution, seconded by Mr H.

D. McLean :-

lm Wh° “‘WP""‘1 the lumber f°' Whereas it has been the policy of

me “md bridge and Wm( dm the the Federal Government to encourage

Agriculture by establishing experi-

5 mental farms and stations. and by

3) y y’

""°"_k 0' Ends; "°°”`act? If by granting financial aid towards Agri- days wor , w at wages por day cultural Educammand

Whereas the Fishing industry ls

(4) were ‘enders culled fm' the second only ln importance to agri-

construction of thq;,hr|dgc or any Cu|,_“m_ in this Pmvmceland _

Vi/'hercas instruction ln tho method

of fishing. curing. Packing and shin-

i lf). Mr l'sicl')nn:1ld gives notlcc that l'ED0l'l-B. U10 0160110!! Of 4lil‘8Cl0l‘B Hllfllile will ask the Commissioner 0 ping mm would he of incalculable

f benefit to our fishermen, and f \Vbereas the lisherm_an’s farm is the

wide sea, and his crop of fish is often hard to find, making lt necessary that

the movement of large bodies of fish --how regplated by _temperature of water, supplies of food and other causes. which will»en'able him with more certainty ot success to pursue his calling. and ‘

Whereas the Federal Department of

. could furnish valuable information on

different fish which' inhabit our waters. _

Resolved that it is expedient to

appoint a committee of this House to prepare a memorial. addressed to the Minister of Marin_e_and Fisheries, re questlng his consideration of the

such action be taken. as will effect- ually meet the requirements ol’ this great industry.

TVPOGRAPHICAL ERROR.

lu the report of Hon. Murdoch Mc-

Klnnon's speech published yesterday ‘morning a typographical error occur- red. The paragraph should have read: " Mr Lea had argued that farm- ers preferred to do their own judging in live stock classes. He had found that the farmers were meet desirous of

,people who were most anxious were .progressive farmers."

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