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THE MORNING GUARDIAN
SATURDAY, APRlL 0, lcon.
LORD'S DAY W EEK.
A reminder comeslrom Rev J G Shenr~
er. Toronto, General Secretary of the
Lord's Day Alliance that Lord's DAY
Week has become an established instilu~
tion throughout the Anglo-Saxon world,
and that it always begins the ilrst Sunday
after Easter and therefore falls this year
on April 10~l7. The event gathers addi-
t`onai significance this your (tom the
enorts being made by the Alliance to re-
cure the passage of a LJrd’s Day Act lor
the entire Dominion to which the Govern-
ment of the day has given its sanction.
The reason for seeking federal legislation
in this way is that a decision of the Privy
Council was last year given to the etfent
that the Provincial Legislatures have not
power to impose penalties for violation oi
the Lord’s Day. But it is to be observed
that Sunday laws, including that of P. E.
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,Chamberlains
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 Colds. A
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Island, passed before the union with
Canada are still in full force and elwif
until amended or repealed by the Parlia-
ment ol Canada.
These provincial laws are. BOWGVBF- 4°'
festive in many W0!! 5113 HN “Ut BPDUC'
able to the conditions vl hioh have arisen
since their enactment. Few it all! Of
them deal with Sunday excursions for
pleasure and they do not apply to railWl7
companies or their emol0.Y°¢5- The bm
now before Parliament as prepared bl U19
Alliance is a moderate measure Wllivh
aims at prohibiting all labor, work and
busine ss, except works of neoeselw ‘nd
mercy, and among these exceDf»l°“5 it
‘would include the work of Dlivslcllllli “ld
surgeons, necessary work connected with
any religious service, selling drugs, and
medmlnaglonnveylng travellers and mails,
conveying live stock and D!\'f9hlbl°
goods under certain conditions.
the maintaining Of UNB “nd
other work necessary in connection with
certain manfaoturlng processes, which.
from their nature, require to be 0DB1'“'»°d
continuously. It would prohibit Sands!
excursions for pleasure, ride practice, en-
tertainments and sD0Ii-S W WNW °° °d`
mission fee is charged, directly 0* mdk'
ectly. It provides a H1505 WUUUY 1°’ |“`
fractions of the law from $1-00 W 3*()-00
for employees; from $1011) W $10000 1°'
employers; from $250-W CU $500-00 for cm"
porations.
, Ther; are strong reasons wh? 91055
who have at heart the maintenance of
the day oi rest and worship should be
diligent and watchful in these days.
P;-gxlmity to the United States has led t0
an invasion of the dal’ bY railway ‘“d
gwrmboat owners in Ontario, Q\l¢b°°
and the west which would 11\l|i»5 CPP”
the people of the Maritime Provinces
were they practised here. The greet
railway companies carry on their traffic
and a large amount of repair work is done
on the seventh dsy- The Gmud Trunk
has been a special transgrejsvr- DUI”
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ing three summers Desi# ll* dimble t“°k`
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day's as well as the six working days of
the week, with steam shovels, Rravol
trains and a full gang of Italiana andpther
employees at work, hauling dirt, fur grad-
ing, gravel for bailasting,&:. The Alliance
state that though those matters have
been brought to the attention of the
General Manager of the Grand Trunk,
inn action has been taken to stop the
desecration. On the Government lines
there has been much lesi Sunday work
and the right of railway men to rest one
day ins.ven has been pretty generally
respected. ii
We io not know what measures are be-`
ing taken for the observance oi Lord’s
Day Week throughout the Island, but
doubtless the pastors and churches will
glveitwhst theythink to be necessary
attention in such manner as may best
conserve toall the great benedts of
the day of rest.
The new City Council will have to
wake up. The streets and sidewalks .
have been in a sad condition for the most
part of a month past, and ice still encum-
bers the sidewalks, which ought never
to have been allowed to accumulate
there. People ought to have been able to
get about dryshod without rubbers long
ago. while hitherto this has been im-
possible owing to muddy crossings, ice,
slush and water over tho walks, and this
on some of our principal streets.
Business has so far moved very slowly
in the Legislature. Although tow mea-
sures of importance are in sight the
present rate of progress indicates a long
session. There was a good deal of thresh-
the address which could have been
omitted without public loss. No doubt a
part of the needless talk is due to the fact
that this is the last session of the present
House, and members have been talking
to the ccuntry in view of the coming elec-
tions. It is time now to get down to
business.
A NEW CROP OF CORN.
ini! out of old straw during the debate on '
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p  ii  manent employment should apply at thi~ \
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  °"lhe5_"°“"g°v°“t'° wm°h fmed the Orient brought _seven million yen in
. spacious times of great Napoleon finds _ynpanese noni, whlenls to be recolned ‘
 w°"h7 "“"°"°“'“ Rev'J‘ W' M°C°"" into American money at the mint in this
  nell's lecture; Plan to attend.
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There is not a hat made
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~ the Christy, price for
on earth that will equal
price. _
Everybody knows that, even those who sell
other Hats acknowledge it.
You Want thc Best
'l`here’s only one place to get it, that's where
you will End more Hats to choose from than in all
the other Hat stores in town put together.
We'll put your name on your hat free.
We'll conform a hat to your head perfectly.
We're the only Hatter who keep every moderp ap-
pliance for making heads comfortable and we know
how to do it.
Let ns sell .you your hat this spring.
Our American Hats are the best American
Hats sold in Ch’town, fifteen years experience tells
us so.
tight boots. Best remedy is Putnam’s
Painless oorn and Wart Extractor, which
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We are proud to invite you to examine and
enjoy our large variety of New Dress Goods'
To-day we will mention one line of goods,
l:\|$il‘¢$ .
From our large st5ck we’ve picked out a
few lines and let them stand as specimens:
Fancy striped lustres in very pretty
shades, 4o ins. wide, 39C
Cream Lustres with small colored spot
40 ins. wide, - 42g
Colored Lustres in pretty shades in pink
and blue, 44 ins wide 4 5C
Plain Cream Lustre, 4o ins wide 4 5c
Plain Cream lLustre, 44 ins wide 65C
Cream Lustre with silk stripes and checks
42 ins wide 65C
Don't feel that you must be a purchaser
in order to see the new things-we want you
to come as a visitor. If we have what pleases
you best that is an after consideration. -
f.P¢l‘l(|il$ 5; 6.
“THE M1LL1N1':1;Y LEADERS,"
lsn‘t vely hard to raise with the aid ol - \ Si111l1yS1d€.
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cures in one day. Refuse a substitute for `  .
_ _ Putnam’s, it’s the very best,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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~The farm property of the late Alex.
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,_  ~'_.;, Mc.G. Stewart, containing ninety (our
   acres, with six acres diked marsh to be AIWAYS S&flSf&Ct0I'y-
  `  sold on April 11th is well worth inspec- KENDRICKS Lm,_,,Em- give, the best
 A  "°"» bf' ‘mending P“"°h“5°"5 °f “fm satisfaction of any Liniment we sell
-”“,-~j,~-.-;_`~<“\'“;`»~~`\,»~ property. It is situated three miles from T A HURLEY
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.  ..,»-‘ bouthport convenient to churches,school -
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 B T cheese and condensing facttrles. it has a _ ss e
A `_   good dwelling house 40x Zflfeet with Y
‘   knehen ml h d ll
a c e , ay house and horse -
YS stable, 00x 26 feet, 20 feet wail, supplied / ‘V
with Noy's hay carrier fdr hoisting hay,  - ",.,
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cow barn 40x26 feet. grain and mill
house attached, with wind motor for
pumping water, crushing grain etc.,
water pipe, run from tank before cattle
Also wagon house, piggery, henncry and
wood house. The farm is all cleared, ex
cept shelter grove to north of buildings,
laid out in regular fields and well fenced.
At north end of farm is s sever failing
spring of pure water convenient for
wnteringcattle ln summer. The diked
marsh is valuable for both hay and mud.
Immediately after the sale of farm the
stock comprising three ruares, thirteen
milk cows, as follows: one thoroughbred
Shorthcrn, two thoroughbred Ayrshlres
BRINGS JAPANESE MONEY.
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.CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
One special agent for the province of P. E. Inland with whom an exceptionally
liberli contract will be mwde.
Also several agents for districts
The Canad- Life ls the o‘d»st and largest Canadian Company with reserves
stronger than any on this Continent, issuing all up-to-dale contracts and wilh its
uneq-.nailed recrrd of profits tc policy holders, makes it especially attractive from an
agents’ standpoint.
Any person contemplating taking up insurance work should get our nfs: before
engaging eisewhel e.
Call on or communicate with
W. K.  E R5, MauagerC§lrl?`étlti?>:£1.}Branch,
[lurNew Spring Hats
English and American
and ten Ayrshire and Holsteinfgrades, C i N" :xl STC HOW 011 CXhlbll§lOI1» T116 ‘WllklI1SOI1' 8.!1d ‘Henry
also seven young cattle, six pigs and  
.,,,,,,,,,,. hen., Au ,he f.,,,,,,,,, |,,,,,|,,. i Carter’ Hats have no superior. We have been agents for these
ments and a quantity of hay, straw an
 _ a good wife. Please her md your- fail to get the hat to suit you if youibu it ‘at
British Furniture
Shine and' 'Royal
Silver Polish r
Never fail to do their
work thoroughly. We have
an ever increas ng demand
for them, am always
carry a good stock on
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
P|iilW8E
The Only Real Good `Hatters.
B`|iilS.. 4
hand.
Now is the time they
are of most value to house-
keepers]
Don’t forget the price
r5c bottle.
Everything in the line
of house-cleaning supplies
onhand. -
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The uare Drnggish
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.Cod, Haddock. Finnan Haddies.
etc. .4
A130' ul kinds of "mf, Pork.
amb. and s choice variety of
ansages.
Give ns a call;
We'll treat you right.
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self by always ordering your y
clothes here
John lhlhohih ch.    9  ,y
The Stylish Hatter, M9;-fig B1g¢k,
New lieat Eliish liariot  i h 'cHARLo1~rET0wN.
,"l‘=l=;:'hon¢p1§o,|79. 1 .
smoked rm., salmon, mum, “-” ` A *C ‘n r--'=== * ""
Glucose The BEST
’1‘_ooTo0soooBpicur¢whodoe|aotunthe 7 -~
Hickey Twist Pearl or uh 1
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,,,,,|,,_W||l be ,,,,|d_ 0 d 4| W1,   hats for 7 years and we are yet to hear from the first CHS'
wr'-lm but don., be afraid to look our omer who is dissatisfied with their wearin ualities.
best Th ` l h yt g q
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‘IB T26 n your tailor-mgdde garménigsg acne: They .are correct m Style; and the Values are equal to’ If
°st°n ourist and fitted by us shows that she
“ing of soft Hat* likes to see you preSeut~aS good an not better than that oilered by any Hatter on P. E. I.
appearance as other men, that sh Our st k ` th ' ’
is proud of you and will make yoli oc ls e second largest m the city' you camw
ing mu- nm between nnvlne sim 'ro-l*   'i
ronto the work has been carried on Sun-  ;’-  ` D*
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