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Ntiifeities 
See our display o
chocolate Easter novel
ties for the children in
our south window, Pop-
ular priccd and attract-
l.
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The children will ex-
pect some of tliesc.
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
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loc-thru!
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“ARCH Q’ lm en lowing past its doors and asst-
one of theluht interesting eontri
butions to tip debate on the Address
I reported yeltsfday was that by the
Hon. li '
of the Fox Industry. Everyone is in-
terested in this industry whether as
promoter, investor or critic and
everyone has an opinion, more or
less valuable, on its potentialities.
But no one has a better right to
speak with authority than Mr. Dal-
ton. He is the pioneer; he was at
the
quietly spending his time and money
experimenting on the feasibility of
breeding in captivity. In the debate
be, not inaptly, compared himself
‘with
,tions and discovery are attracting
‘the attention of the world. The years
laboratory were not more anxious or
laborious than Mr. Dalton and his
co-lbperators spent on the ranches;
and it was not too much for the hon-
orable
that Dr. Friedmann's efforts should
be crowned with as signal success as
lv l, had been those of the pioneers in the
f`f` 'silver black fox industry. Like the
_,Q vs 5 doe
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HAVE US EXAHINE _
yssand tell you il you require
lv We tim _bv the best method
glasses to suit each special
lg"‘.O
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- -om
goo
tor in his tuberculosis investiga-
tions, Mr. Dalton had set out with
the knowledge that others had failed
in similar experiments; that scien-
tists had deflnitely declared, with all
the finality and decision of which
only scientists are capable, that the
breeding of foxes in captivity was an
impossibility. And they did not
make this pronouncement without
having data to go upon. In the past,
largely for scientific purposes, experi-
ments had been carried on absolutely
_ without success or the slightestlhopc
of success. What these experts lil the
study of nature did not take into nc-
G_ H  ;,collnt, and what the man who had
Jeweler & Onticisn i lived
_ th wi,d did perceive, was the pro-
"'.J 'i f . ’ i ,,,,it,0,, D, freedom necessary ,O , ned 8 mulwral ursun Booting club in Charlottetown. Itls Th’ ‘°u°“'l”¢ ’°“'°°l'°d “t “‘° “°`
NLW KING \l|'.0R(ld'.¢  s ca g p . I 1 I tori
Wm_ MQNBOURQUEHE Mgr _______ _______,__V_V_______________Y,_,_____,_,__:,___Y_______V____,,,_._._,._ _.__._._._,_._._._.,_._-_.___._._._.,_-_._-_-_-_-___._-_._._-_»,,.,,,,_-_-,_-_¢ scarce 7 “mee val’ e that' with such 9.30
. . .-_»_
Private Bath- Runni g W te d.
on g Distance flleiephonllas in alll lrogllis
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'i .'DNEY. N. S
“Ad” N0 8
Go to
John Whe ailey
Wm M ePhee
l For
C A M li R 0 N ’ S
Home-Made Bread
{ Elm Avenue
| my 1
“The carriages this year are a com-
plete change from anything shown
here before, they have new tops made
of silk, the same as used on automo-
biles and they are deeper and wider.
They have ball-bearing wheels, which
need no oiling-something that moth-
ers ought. to consider, besides the
oil gets on the baby's clothes and is
very hard to wash out. The Prices
are lower, consistent with quality.
About 35 diilercnt styles now open
for your inspection at prices from
$1.75 to $25.00 each. Come in and
look them over. James Paton & C0.
3-11Mtf.
'rms cuimiuo, coirmlo rox
ohsrleslaitosron the prospects
Dr. Friedmann whose investiga-
of toil Dr. Frisdmann spent in the
gentleman to express the hope
lin; bros; of the uint and has
snmmsehcrbors in the world-lust
"1°\\.li‘*'!*WPl P"°°.“ ~“'°  .‘
achieve 'wus un imlnlesil 'cities on iooian¢ 
must not realise
the utmost
witlrisclation-
' cu
‘DIN
fined but must have,
ranch inet nc deer have the run ni alter you to en oy its healthful and 0
ed. the rest has been H
easy. and like all crest discoveries. have i'nndo"th¢lr nnnmar homes here, ‘_
rwvle are ll°w wnndvinl how it was not because of its excessive cost but R.
0¢
beginning of things, before the only the years of patient study, ex- ming", pgqplg 0( moderate mann; 
industry was brought forth he was `
variance rained bv failure. that en- have returned summer after sunnner
abled the pioneers, step
reach the point of perf
. J.
by step. t0 for the same reason.  R.
that they had attained their goal. |gy_
Now that it ll an accomplished fact pup
thousands are sharing in the benefits mu-
accrulng, and it is only
should be sceptics conce
manency of the benefits to the Island
and the investor. Mr. Dalton has no
doubts. He declared explicitly and
deliberately that the investments as A
investments bringing huge returns the
would be good for a._ quarter of a cen-
tury at any rate, and even after that "ide
the industry would remain on a ilrm
and permanent inotins to the ilnnn- The committee oi Management
cial advantage of the breeders. Of the Stock Breeders Association
what other industries
said? Gold and diamond
only wax and wane acc
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NOTES. - H,
2 W.
tter regarding sidewalks awaits 0,
si t f h K
now?
le
5-9...
can this be to be congratulated on the slice F.
speculations attending their first Horse Bliqwhel A~
richness of the finds; hu
UIGN S0 10118 all 010° he number and ‘Quality of the ex? J-
breeding purposes. Even after the de- plain, ~|yp,..,ngrf¢i'| W", 1,,-“_ ,mg -7-
maud for breeding foxes slsckens, the as befitting s, province with such `s `
requirements of the -market. for furs reputation as ours, the quality was A,
will still provide a` sufficient outlet to of a high standard. There was Q L.
,¢DB\"`¢ the i“d“5U`Y 501118 1118517 FB' good attendance throughout the day, P*
munerative, and, as the Hon. Mr. and
MacKinnon -faubsequently remarked, tion in (Biff Ag¢;1,|0i3g_ Th. 5318 of
any dren' in the present hish price horses takes pines nt ton o'c1ock this Mr.
lox rearing for furs would gain a -'* Mr'
in close contact with foxes inlwider hold and would ive beg," 1- _ IC li Dleasinif £0 D018 that ste B Mi” Trowsdau' victor”
s e . P
'suits than any other branch of what 5"’ “b°“" t° li” t“k°“ t° °l”B“”iZ° B '
WHAT ARE WE DOING?
Spasmoilically, during the past
ll winter, beginning with n series oi
good resolutions at the close of last
mmer, we have been extending _mu-
invitations to “wait till you sec
our tourist business next year."
“Next year" is now almost upon
us. The summer is almost here and
summer visits are being planned by
the people of the inland cities of
Canada and the heated cities of the
United States. In their tourist of-_
fires and the offices of all trallBP0l‘f»H-
tion companies these prospective vis-
itors nre looking for information to
guide them towards such resting
. places as are most likely to afford
" the kind of enjoyment they are in
search of.
And they will find abundance of
such information. There are pleasant
resting places throughout the mari-
,time provinces, among the 03115515"
lakes. along the banks of the St.
,Lawrence and its tributaries, amollb
the Rocky Mountains and elsewhere.
They will and little if anything about
Prince Edward Island. And yet there
lare few places in Canada, and none
lsouth of the border, that have great-
nffrnr-.Hons to offer the rest-seeker
su
tual
l er .
; till
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.
l
:so
- fr
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pl
sort, the province is iiislng .l _,,...._.
revenue of thousands of dollars in not_'
v.-~...~.~. .~...~.....~.._..,
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PILES CURED IN GTO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
profr-uding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
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r-ss , , __f. .E ____
. ' The Universal Food
for voii]1iere'.; 'It has several
8
Grafton St
Here Is The I ._F___;_:, 1
u____* I f_;‘.73 "l"
ood Chopper;   _,l 2
1 _ -»  1
_(You Want    " i
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childcan. rlitiit easily. It does not waste - a good saving'
all kindslofiwork. . ,
` The Universal is one of the most satisfactory, r e1i_-, s
§b1"¢` and  oiziical choppers <- see our display. `“
Chopper is light running_- :
cutting surfaces - adapted to
Chandler.
made for tourist travel and summer it is true' and some of them A
. boating spirit were kept up to par by Ml-
¢l0B¢d by £11011! in all Yiwu' l°l¢t“`9 from an up~to-date boating club with Mr-
ive advertising- The °'“"“¢tl°“° head. Charlottetown has such boat- 
available for visitors are suceintly '
set 'mth' the h°t°l °°°°m‘“°d°f'l°“~ to form the nucleus of a fleet of which- M?-
the private boarding arrangements,
nothing, motoring, hosting facilities 0,. em, ,,,,,,,," for may of ou, 1,, Mr'
5 dies are enthusiastic 'boatmen’-
visitor would naturally want ,to whether owne" of boat' or not
know about are ex lained in d tall l Mf-
» P ° ' Their co-operation with the club and
ors. as the judicious advertisement of ways gi" .ta an undertaking Wm ML
the wide-awake merchant will at- helm wa 1;;-use the dub will bgaguc. Mr.
the want of it will send the custom- _--*G
the sleepy and unprogressivemerch- D q
ear irs:-As Mr. H. R. Grant,
ant- with P°"lb1Y 1"” as 3°°d Secretary of the Temperance Alliance
goods. drives his customers to the of N. B., is to attend the meetings of
stores of his competitors. the Temperance Alliance and address
What is Charlottetown doing to at- gulrgggc Ugélgnftat ?ll";§3el;1t°‘§iw“;“
tract this trade? Practically vary Wm be YM pubfic munst At ltappanf to
little. True we expatiate in our news- mm; ,§_eem,‘ the N_ g__A1u,mc° ten. ti
pers and' at public gatherings upon dared Mr. Grant a banquet 3 which th
e attractions we have to offer but he W°f_§__P"Pl°“t°d with 5 "9 °°°° in h
__ . oulh id tl i d
...__ _-.-__ M. -_. ....r...... ..-_ N».w‘~.»-=z°W- Mr- G"‘“*° ‘“°°“‘»° llelieild in ia uillituieg, .il-gwhiigh
s such a tendency to go into tem- by
rauce work that s own attem
hi . pts
 ~ ~~~»»» hd f-in ‘°::i:°:..:.f:.;‘:il; ‘.i.‘;‘..‘r"";;.t.°.&.'-.:.l‘:.':
-_ Moriarty, secretary ofthe Hsu- :I
x Y. M. C. A. aftera strong. _ ad- th
ess on the temperance situation an
l-ll  ide the following reference t_o__,Mr. tha
pr ‘anti- I - '
B 453', h
J id,
0
8U
of _“__ m before I resume my seat, vis: 
do 
Ch
en __
artcr of s. century, andintimately,
M  d I have yet to have my first dis- in
‘, -pointment in him. 0
ce - ,, r
"
°“ ,és have ever met of ' Deference and 1
=l, irfng, Reticenca and Recklesslese, in
iurtesr and courage, simplicity sad '
Moses.-' daring as Daniel sezacious gr
Solorson, persisteirt as Paul, .and ‘B
e mimi of the gialter who .“8et his
ce as a flint towards Jsrnselmu
_d arrivsdthere. ' ~ ~ *
I think everyone knows where 
ii., Grant; is goinl. and those who.
follow him closely, know that he is
going all the time.
"one who never
ever
'K
llc
why hh0l1d"it»hot be H1104 W °'!l,'»_i The
U _Qll@¢  It  I "N
si ' ` fyvfset _that those who have 'ima
mn-t not be eriwd. enhinfd and con- ones chosen Prints mdwsrc mane er flow’
~run of the a summer resting place return -you 3, 3|
Y *v _, _ 
1   $53 $5
the forest. With this knowledge gain- hymn' sir, its pure water, its safe W' B T"°‘"d‘1° 0' ° 0  . 2 1 
- i #Ulm
comparatively hosting me nothing. _ muionalm 1"” T’°"w°' °""‘“‘l
not stumbled upon before; But it was Mau” 9( iq usefulness and huleli. JU KGIIDOGY. K°\\lil1!f°l\
allied thorn to ainclorfto tht world looked into A little inditions out Y Lf'
sufficiently early to anticipate M_ 
HOD that °l1' These are things which require to be H» W- Tl‘0Wl<lll°» 01113417
aration for the customary sum- Jabez Lea, Victoria
vacation, would go a long wa E- G- Aflmlult. Ufblllvlllh
Dltufal ¢h°"° towards increasing the numberofoui J' E'
¥`“1“8f-h°P°"' summer visitors. Why not do it‘g` 
Jan.
gna ure o t e writer, not . L
necessarily for publication but as an 2”() H' st°w“"' S°“thP°"5
nce of good faith. R'
"` _ n. M
.  D
ordlng to the ln tho Agricultural _...ann q“¢ ` liter.-5 §',s:‘°N°m' Wm ‘3"°'
t Wm' "“°'°‘ d“Y- If ‘WM °lU“`fig§i1 .§°°°°i' A. Noonan. Albany.
indllntry 01° “fil1dll" Will BIWBYI be and nobody had any.thin¢_,but prslsc Geo. McNeill, French River
are foxes for one
Whalen, Rollo Bay
(From Yesterday's Evening Guardilin)
for live foxes would only mean that mo;-ning_ Mr.
, m°l1§ Mr. -A. M. Joyce, Montreal
ViHlf»0|`°~ _ ~ the best afloat but where there are  D- F-~U9D0lll1d» N01"-830° ‘
We have before us a circular letter, only donna nf them than would ber Hr.
vrevnred by e rifl' in One °f the hundreds and there would he if the M"
neighboring provinces furnished to ' Mr' W’ L"P°°l°' M°nt°gu°
the merchants of that city and en- such inspiration as can some may Mr:
“b"°8d~ It is Wstematlc ‘md °n_°°t‘ a few enthusiastic boatmen at its Mr'
the city will one day feel proud. gr*
the means of recreation, the driving; Everybody should associate mm"1¢_ Mr'
and everything which the intcndin » l l . _"M: _ _ _
Mr. C. S. Stewart, Woodstock
This adv°"u“i“g Wm °'"".°°t .'l°.ll" the enthusiasm which numbers al- 
tract customers to his store. And coal MP-
ers to the resorts which advertise, as TEMPERANCE ALI-IAN0E»  ll  
"Indigestion~ and practically all
rms
m I 
erefore stomach 'suderers should,'
ose which are rich in blood, flesh
d nerve-building properties. This is
f have one word to say concerning ac “htm and meh" in that “tu
, ergy which can only some from s.
 ls' H” *‘ all "l3l‘l""t“°d» "°"°d~°'“ well ted body. For the benefit of
usted. . those sufferers who have been obliged i , _J p
 I he" “°"n him 101' “Wir ll to exclude from their diet su rtnr- WANTED-noun on mva omns
_ chy, sweet or fatty food, and are ti-y- f-0
-. . He is the greatest combination that tg” ,au ,houm try B-m“1~°¢ my _
God , i l ,
moderate ninount, taxing innnsd- W
tel
. _ . is teup
renzth. Mable es Abrlllsln. muh ornirni-ated -Hsgnesin in s little hoe
cold water. This will neutrslise _-
r ' =
thai possessin in a mlrkvd <l°¥l‘°¢ 'which
Oo Corner
all via*
en. autres ‘
M. Palmer Vi ris
F. Foshan, Mt. Stewart '
M. McDonald, Murray River
W. Aitken, Aitken lorry - ~
DeLaney, North Tryon
E. McDonald, North Bedsque <
D. Kennedy, Alberts
G. Anderson, Toronto
Lea, Victoria
Laird, Kelvin `
Wood, Mt. Herbert
Poole, Montague
Gordon, Rclenesth
ewar, Montague .
O'Connor, Clinton
Kennedy, Bradalbane
D. McKinnon, Bt. Peters _
L. Wood, Mt. Herbert "\.
S. Wood, Mt. Herbert
. Waite, Wilmot
orbett, New Loudon
McKay, New London
urchlson, York
ixol, Crapaud
Currie, Peakes
G. Jordon, Murray Harbor
Strung, West River .
W.
McNeill, West River
Noonan, Albany
E. Callbeck, Tryon
Wallace, Halifax ,
Boland, I-Illifax ,
. Murray, New Glasgow. N.B. _,_
. Cooke, Kensington. `
Geo. Myers, Victoria.
Chas. Palmer, Victoria
W. B. Trowsdale, ‘Victoria
a Hotel, Charlottetown, between dur
and Mrs J A McDonald Car-
. e » 1 ,
as might ¢8Si\Y and DFOMBUIY 50 hoats. sail or motor. There are some. Mglgau ' " lads'
A. A. McDonald. Bouris
C.  S. idterns, Bouris
J. W. Carruthers, Montague'
A. D. McDonald, Bt. John
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K. Noor. sr. John. N. n. , ' 0
,,,e__,uqm _ gm mv mmm  élluigsn. st. John. N. B. A
ssets of the Canada Lif
Now $48,301,523
The assets of the Canada Life Assurance Company were increased,
ing 1912, by $4,044,182 and new standat $48,301,523. The increase
im "mms (gm, the M-rival during 19:2 surpassed the high records made during previous years
boating facilities as Charlottetown of the last train) and 9.80 the pre-` and
gives ample proof that the company has the strongest reserve of all
making its attractions knnwn nbrvnd hes, iscilitios such on low other cities vinns evening- Canadian Companies.
and in “Ot Hwkillg Such PYBDBFB-U0” in Canada possess, there are so few Mr’
Insure with the strong company, the reliable company-the Can
Life. .
W. K. Rogers l,'“"“¥"¢|'f;.E' '°
.. . . ._ W l’\ll¢ UWII.
K S. ROGERS, Cherlotisicvm, Special ` ' , ,
ll. D RDGIZRS. Kensington. Ajenis
A. E. Arunault, Bnmmerside
W. B..Bergmann, Halifax _
and Mrs. Fred Rogers, Alherton
B. M. Williams, Boston
W. B. Milner, Halifax' - Mr.
men and has also enough good boats -Mr. C. -3.' Rogers; Bummerlide ' Mr-
E. A. Murray, Truro ' llr.
J. A. -Hamilton; Biz. John \Mr.
F. H. -Perley, Sackville Mr.
H. B.._Perley, Toronto Mr.
=' `Yh__ 1 
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W. P. Brown, Montreal
E. G. Silverman, Montreal »
D. B. MacDonald, N. Bedeque '
C. W. Bpens, Toronto ' `
C. M. MacDonald, New York City
A. Grant, Picton »
Geo..I-VI. Christie, River Herbert Capt. H. MncPhee,- Georgetown '
Fred' L `Burke, Montreal ' Mr.
J. W. ~MacPhee`, .Ge'orgetown.
-___-_
_4_ B_,|3umn; ge, John r The following registered at the
A. .L. Mcliecd, -Montreal ‘
W. Nefelyan, Toronto
C. E. Lmnmy, London
Walter H. Miller, Montteal
R. L. Jamieson, Halifax Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between
9.30 isnt evenins (alter the arrival
of the last train-) and 9.30 the pre-
vious evening.
Mr. W. A. McLean, .Montague
Mr. John McLean, Montague
Mr. J. .E. Sinclair; -Emerald
Mr. Thomas McNut't, _Malprque
Mr. Preston B. Prowse, M. River
'Min C. H. S. Sterns,-Souris
Mr. C. B. Cooke, Kensington.
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' SlIOUi.I) EAT
GUARnlANlcLas'sirilili lliisi
_ _ -'_"__?;»|:_;»__=:ii»_»‘»-‘Elite fgtclinroratn in this ooinann. hufeoni on were
/ . _ Tw°M’_’.i" “nu” cn. ss mu accompany order. Minimum charge
r . _-"lg f-"2 .-13;' F    _f ' -, -._-_-_-,»_-_-g _ , ,_ ,  _ n
A rnrsroihus invron. , -1 -__ . _ --  ~- _»  -_.__,é-. ~___ 1;;-;.1;;._.,
AGENTS WANTED wsaran-A nov 'ro means 'mn
of stomach trouble are, nine
es out of ten due to acidit A
chemical action in the stomach
pleasant to the taste as well as
reason why dyspcptics and stom-
Gll1N'rs-lmn .mn wommu-will
will start you in a permanent pay- ~
ins ‘business with the most success- W
Nl llsnts line _ever put on the Can-
adian market, without investing s.
lillllecent of your money. Our line
sufferers are usually so thin, §°m°"°' “ld mu ‘“‘°"m°“°“
ational Products Limited Dept
1 A.-45 Toronto. Ont. ` z-emu,
W Y. Write today for
FEMALE HELP i r
to keep up s miserable existence
_Leod. .  8-18M4l.
gluten products I would suggest qmL'wA' N-1~"`*_°'ED. AT »N_m“_M6RE
1.1.
H°\1l°- All1>lv.ln person: -5-ismti
|°U\\ the. IIIIIUIIGW. Moore ~& Mc-
' barber trade. Apply to Jack
diggs. s-1a_m ai.
ANTED-A noon suuvr nov
about 16 or 17 years old tolearll
the Dry Good Business. Applglbv
P O Box 88'! 8 l. Si
letter to . . . - ~
WANTED~~A SELLER AND CRACK-
er for Lobster 'F to l to
_ -1:9_'1¢!.'2£*£,_°=_° _ 
irifrnn, A mir ron oun 01.0-
tliing department. B. A. McDonald-
s-iz mu
_ - . '
MISCELLANEOUS
 ,\. .
noir. n. 'ue1N'rfYnm, Mos. Bao.,
gives lessons, Plano, 0rgs'u,jVoes1,
Harmony. Pupils thoroughly train-
ed. Hoderate terms. 'Addresm
phone or nail at The Lennox, Wat-
`er_Bti-cet. , 8-15lf§ip&
is absolutely new Bells on sight in
every home. Not sold in stores No so ry, App y
0i>i»o¢ltion.d successful men and wo- G, D, ' 0_ - animal,
111°" "Ute 1 lla is ~ r
to no an °" m“"”‘ ' W
or foods which you may like -
y afterwards a hhlf oonful
acid which may be Present,
.4N'ram,‘ slcnvarrr IN* irsmriv
of two-witlr' some experience 01
slain nnnkins- Apply at 121 wht"
Street between 7 and _9 evenings.
, 8-14M6f
or
of `
formed, and
your
gmgem WANTED-W_E_ WANT TEN BMART`
m ¥°llli¢ ladies for our millinexy work-
Apply at once to Miss
head milliner, Prowse Bros
ADD $15