1-I
A 4'
L
P
*T2
;_`=i
:\‘
~~»
' .
~_,-;
i
Ls
I
3
1
'A
I
}
~
L'
\
3
v»
__
1
,_
li:
_ ,YI
i,
' .
rf-
_;_,
_., _
3,
_
'ii
.f
u
r
x
<
A
~ -
O
4 .
tm H!llllllllllrllllllllhllllll lllllllllllgllgalglldl ‘l
_ ~ Files, Johann Fabers bent Bu 'be
IIIIF
Baby’s Owli
E Soap 
makesthe little one!
§happy by keeping
E
lllllllllllllllilt
tiny bodies in a healthy, :
clean condition. §
__`1_-» _
" viii; Ansar Toner soar co. f
uomnsal.. E
haunt or 'ml caatluafan E
Arssnr ron.:-r soars. ss g
_U _ , . . . . \ . \
» _ | | - i »
v ~ i | =
p-_j‘~5`jf,:*~m.' *lf* .Tim |\  ll “ull E
g" ' 1-1 _ 4 ' - -
'.?£L
llllllilllll lllll
Will Ind it t0 thein a»dvaat88° to Send t0 F-
canning industry there has assumed
large prqportions. The object ofthe
Fisheries Department appears to be to
preserve these fisheries and privileges
for the Canadian people. Why should
axplqit these valuable canning
privileges, employing exclusively alien
labor wheir they deny to Canadians
J any similar privileges in the United
States 'I
sean 'rapes wax. min, wrmng ami In a word, the complaint against
“"h‘ mm um best ,,,,,_\,,,,,_ my the regulations comes solely from
looks Lcigen, Journals, etc, Not
and Receipt Pads, Letter Clips an
. , _ b
Honiaby’sBookaStore for Legal Blanks,
~ , Y
d
YY
Banda and Pencils, all shaved down ve
0°|`;.°tJ. HoRNsBv's.
Housekeepers
lo not wait until House Cleaning to get M a
and Frames on those Pictures that you in
tended to ze: cleaned and fixed up last Spring.
8 foreigners. The Montreal Journal of
Commerce, Conservative, gives a. fair
statement of the entire case in a
" paragraph which we quote:
Salmon canners in British Columbia
are to some extent objecting to the new
regulations requiring that all fishermen
on the Fraser river must have been
residents of Canada for two years be-
fore they can fish or be engaged as boat
pullers. The provision is sup-
ported by public opinion in the
We will do them for you cheaper now than we pwvingg, but the canners them-
¢'\I1iH 01° Svrins and YM Will 110W have 8' selves do not like it, and- some speak
ame assortment of Picture Mouldings t
chocsefiom. Cometo
L __ *W -
° of removing their canneries to the
United States’ side. This, however,
_ v 1 would deprive them of the Canadian
~ lose.
F J  3   market. which they cannot afford to
° ° . The fact is that the negotiations re-
and get prices. ~
ferred to were called for by the Cana-
_ dustry will suffer in a way in con-
dian population, and passed at their
instance. There is no reason to be~
lieve that the Canadian canning in-
sequence, though American operators
may object to employing Canadian
Assurance company ' fishermen and boatmen on our own
of London, England.
waters! It so, “let the galled jade
wince.” It seems rather a sorry task
Ass sts _ _ _ 8]_3,000`000_ for a Canadian journal to become the
” vebicle for such complaints of aliens,
'ish 1 _
U9
Fire Insurance  ]  
The Gaspesia is still in the ice of
the Gulf where she has been so lon
. . ' 8
611 BV(-3I‘y (l8SCI‘lpl31OI1 Of PPO- W detained. In view of her experiences
durinff the past month it seems prob-
I
P€I‘ly atelOW8Sl& l‘3.l'.€S. able that regular winter communi-
cation between Milford Haven and
' Paspebiac will not be found practic-
able in mid-winter. There _ is no
I doubt, however, that the Gulf may be
I , . . .
navigated by ocean liners consider-
ably later in the winter and earlier in
' A9-'ent fm' P E- I- _ ,the spring than had been hitherto be-
H It 0 __  lieved to be practicable.
3 t  _, ARE OUR TEACHERS T REATED
, § -
A Steel Feed Boller this mall?
boiler makers.
Call and see us before nurchasin
 nut srfwnm it
llll llll ll
We guarantee them to he first-”= 0
class in every respect. No cast§ l10ld the hope Of all eternal reward be-
iron ends, all stee . E ` - ~ ~, _ - -
wud “`|;3|‘|E MUUERN-" _ § rigidly condemned; for the employ-
C i li Mechi ll
f Steffx, N'f;f§';§°§f,n“§°.B Wmlgfs * E ment of such means is in no way appro-
RIGHT?
SIR,-Teachers in mgvhose care is
_we have some nice Steel boilers §= largely placed the im _ rtal destiny, so
;1;n§?al‘rd;ve wiiltsell at ai; to speak. of the growing youth should
Il . - '
Thea, bone” 32° °,§§d,, of meg receive the assistance of parents, of
best steel plateand by the best; school oiiicers and of everyone inter-
ested in the welfare of education. T
fore their mind s eye is good indeed;
have ~ a fairer snare in the bounties of
life.” At least tyrannical and oppres-
sive means on the part of district school
odicers wherever practised should be
ellvwhere t _ but it would be just as well to let them,
_ Charlottetown, P. E. 1. g priate to our present civilization, nor
ff Ph°“° 125 1; does it tend thereto Better far for
pi. `_ _;a5;,.5;;;;f,f,,HiM¢,1i_.i ,Q ,,; .lim them if they are interested in their
' ~ _ ~l»»=="‘ =-@=i"f f ~1.;i1.r§:_f“iti~. ' '
i schools to strew the roses of justice,
' _ » ' love and peace along the teacher’s
A 2 H' E- BLl5K»D-D5 i£’.?&f“Zl§.l’§ f_‘.’.’.§.§i‘.1’i ‘Z.‘iZ§.°‘i5$i'$l1'§.li
3 3 p-| 3; = periencing the bitterness of having love
, ' and peace routed all along their line 0 Y 0 _ __ ggggg png; A ~ '
llfllillfi 'ilk BU||l||ll§ fhIf_'(i;. tiiaclier does not ptinevety w&y.»`  I I I ,     0 1m¢`3;s,gnm,,,ts  `d,,,,,,e_.
aliens and foreigners be permitted to
conversing with them on educational
these startling statements were made subjects withouti assumin the out to our teachers. -
ll
co p _ _ I "-_ teachers ideas highly repugnant to This makes men great it they but
speaks well for Sir Louis D8-V168 SS common sense. Well has it been said will it; ‘
Min ister of Marine and fisheries.” that “educational progress in any de- God works with all who dare to win,
Now THE GUARDIAN is in rwgiptj partmeut is _only possible where tho, ‘And the time conieth to reveal it,”
of Bi-irish ociambii journals bmi. gggpgggg 1° 191* free- even to makq Kmumn M_~LiGHTm...‘_‘ .
supporting and opposing the federaly Th ' _ i . _____.____
overnment but has failed to are has bee” much "lid _ _ _ _
g d . th thin .°»50\15 the l?€8#0h0IS’ 58131168 It is said that the soldiers who had
U _ 1” ~ °m_ “"1 3 but it seems to me _ that themikea Hoods sareapari11,___gi°g5i_,;h¢
bG¢l`"18 Wi* 911° *1"{“}°8 ’“"l'°“‘_°°l_'° remuneration _a teacher receives is, not _long marches ln Cuba much better than
ifibove refferred toi British Columcpiaups the only iguatiotikvzlhich gut; l;Pf¢;,¢g¢-_.,he others' _ _ _ p . , _
amous or its sa mon rivers an e am-eg wil ea e tu g 'ge u n , » ' - » ~
.in the near future. For wliiiin ‘stroIii;;, Z cans salmon for 20 cent# at Beer 
j able bodied teachers ,become paleailild f
e
caieworn after afew ears in t
their health and vigor alto
entering upon some ` othe
profession such as the legal, the minis
»
Pains W_g_r_e Severe
Rheumatism -- lmpure Blood -
No Appetite _
A Perfect Cure Accomplished by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Whole Family l\'t_ade Well by This
Great Medicine.
“ I am 44 years old and sm a Iuinberman,
engaged in driving logs on the river. I
have been exposed to all kinds ol weather,
and I was seized with rheumatisxn. I tried
different liniments, but they failed to
cure me. Pains moved through my limba
and a short time since '
Settled in My Back. y
I thought I would work itofl, but it grew
worse, and I was obliged to shut down
my sawmill and stop work. My blood
was poor and I did not have any appetite.
I could not sleep nights on acciiunt of the
severe pains. I decided to take Hood’s
Sarsaparilla and Hoo d’s Pills. In ten dliys
time I felt relief, and now,'a few months
having elapsed, I nm myself again and am
A Perfectly Well Man.
I sm attending to my business daily, and
all due to the henedt derived from Hood’s
Sarsaparilla. My Wife and other members
of my family were taken with the grip
and also suffered at times with sick head-
aches. They resorted to Hood’s Sarsapa-
rilla and Hood’s Pills and they are now all
ln good health.” G. R. RAFU8, South
Waterville,-Nova Scotia.
I-lood’fs Sarsaparilla
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
All druggists. $1; six for $5. Get only Hood’s.
ri<iod's Pius 2§2§.i321’§.”’;’.”’.‘;§i€.“°
_ Y _ T _
school-room and when they regain;   4 A
f' Wasniive'roN,_llI;rch0 1-( Special)-
try or the medical, it is self evident ‘_ Pam! °1°“d_Y- P1`°b5b1! fain- light 1°
that the treatment given our teachers is fresh winds. becoming easterly.
“contrary to the spirit ot the age. sub- ‘ '
’&Softening, healing, soothing *
Got‘f’s. 2 21.
°é-in-l~CQO-iii
_The craving ‘tor Alcohol, Opium, Cocaii
Tobacco, Ciggrpgss can be cured at the Keela
Institute in o nd. Maine. So can Neuro
henia, Nerve Exhaus tion and that, always
tired feeling, seldom at ease condition. and
thesystem restored to its normal condition
Write for particulars _
 Sas Beer & Gofi’s ad.-Cheap Canned
Goods Sale, in f.oday’s issue. 27 3i
EXTRA RoLLs for all _styles of
clothes wringers `at Le ' Page’s Old
stand; Queen Street.-28 tf. _
AF'1‘ER the Grippe try Hughes’ Tonic.
It will brace you up. Price 25 cents.
t ' __ _ _ _ -:*..f.L_..1:2Z‘--1-
asesssssaassst  
% _ j % , | ' . _ I
son   
li me inte ol me wn\eii*iU|REcTti
% A title of a well known novel E
* -this has nothing to do with
* the waters on the face. That I
*hard tap water, coupled with
March winds very often mak-§     
§ing the skin rough and cracked. % I- v ’ A . _ gt 0 a
_ We haveg opened a line line of
Suitings. Overcoatings and ` Trousering
W'
illfélsikilé
No better preparation on the
market than -
its
§B|°Itisl\' Almond Pin
*So easy to use. So pleasantly
perfumed. _
% Price 25 cent-S.
* - Prepared and sold by
W."llEllDIll, Phill
Central Drugstore.
% Sunnyside.
hiltaitilt "'  "'*-e`“<-i"s%2Ks%
ills
i==
iltiléilsiltiltiliilt
 ses
2°-
.   :rim ouannian, onanwrrnrows, Masog  `_` I ' ' 2  `“
o t eir children And it a teacher versive to true progltelii itpd eiimtgrlce ' M
   would “adjust his lite to these _ide at ,to any goverinpen  no » ~ - .
§ I _ » V states his character would be so) sa dly one imaginefor a-“~ moment ‘f-_t,hiit§f tae
E L _ warppld and twisted out of shape” t hat poorteacher is»golii*g_2 1“to<iiot thepaiw of
E _ his in uenee for good in Lthep school-_ a_slav_e much longer: r I V _
E- IHURSDAL MARCH 2' lm' room would become useless. _ How , _ t . ~ y
.5 ‘Y ‘ mall? schools are now ata stand stillor? ‘°F°r' mt 1° P°d°“°°)wl`1i“_)°is always
§ SDHE FORBIGNERS COHPLAIQQ; worple, gin the _doyvn girliaclpye olely owinhg I' The gxtrhens sore ileéped on by unkind
E ---- on t e eoretica won - e-savans w o _ _ -
E 9 some days Since the Examiner ytpinlyililitiiittiisgilijiethg:z_they;haredischi;rgii;1gj ha“d5°” ’
E Pfimed 8' letter from “Mer°hant’” ergrin shackliispu mg 6 Pwr ew ' The writer of this article has too
;- § enelosing a clipping reiecting severely when howgéer these verv on 1 k much confidence in the lpiberal govern-
__ es a e _
Z upon the Marine and Fisheries De- the "cub 0 mv tb h ment to cherish the idea that they will
5-:_ _ _ ` I iew ings in t e proper » S _
§ partment for regulations that, it was light they will gpm the. way _to help pvEl‘l0<§lli tt.lpette;i‘plherIs]:;i’i e H; knows
_ § alleged, were destroying the 884111011- their schools will be to help their*_1?be;;_1ovi';g peoples -wi§x;,tu§1l;]§,._ea
E canning industry in British Columbia; teachers by giving them greater pio- 8 system that tends 'to Sap away* the
W0“ld Cause 9' 1033 of $4'0O0>000 t° tlacuon’ by aliowmg them 'fmire lives of any class of their fellow citi-
the province and $500000 to Van- hbeftyv bv ffeemg umm from mnal Zen3_ And be believes tqg 6;-mlyin
couver; would close up 20 to 50 d°°‘°° that °°“m b°d°”° yearly by the lthe triumph of the right to think that
canneries, &c. The clipping in which uneducatled ‘°.r a “Har °r two’ “fi by even handed justice will not be mated
_ ., ',`~_ _'_
~' i
nisliings always on hand. g
j ,
.
l _
' .
3”
vip,
7
"Z'.I.f'
_.dt
    it
<4
~¢a|unlJllll»
A reason why we are
a dollar corset I ts.
us a larger numbe
°*§“”'8
gave them to us
f
are now able to
this dollar corset for
 C..
See our western window
.. ».....
O
il mf mils
Call now' and get first cl.-oice--a iullfline
- sem:-torial
gms Gall lell Powder
*la 3 l -0"” 1.';.___` -1. _ _ Q _ _' 
V §|>ire-situ flivonigrimaase f" "'
senniiitninnmlninnnntinse  3,," ,,,, ,,,,,,   
\  I » - _  . __ ;”
if-3 r_ 
/' _
. vw __
gin/
_ ' ` 1/
tfis
_Elks
T/ M/ \\
Necessary
,_
apt to ruin young and tender feet
of shape. /7 _
.ummsnl _ _ _ t e i ea state one wou d have him fill 1 __ p p
Local and ggnggflpaswgghegcs to let that very one not ' be forgetful that _ _ ` ' \
we  Palnless.  work everyone has their own  state ~T 'till/iilfllllll I l l illvi slili"!!‘l_l‘!lll,»l\l`,ll'li' 'll»‘1`\l!l`»l:lt’{l‘»l_'-l"\l.i;l;l€lhljll iltliltljlll, _l;ll.lJ"l.\l;li'ily!\ \l_d\i,l'll-ljlll 'll l\l.l',l;l§‘ i l)iil,l»l,' lf-~ p sen 15 d . i I mhz N° 8°
guaranteed. p gay 2590¢&w wherein they would place the instructor ` i sf At the
r  me     em mml
§~ We have used our best judgment in selecting children’s foot- 1
2.. 'wear with regard to wear and fitting qualities. _ _ ' I
3 `More care should be taken in the matter. Cheap shogs are
- _ Y 8 fl Y
get them long, spring heelccl and not too wide, then t-he feet 
grow as nature intended they should, not twisted and shoved out
. _ Infants’ Soft. Sole Boots, (the good kind) Ei5c. »
_Children’s Spring Heel Boots, larger size) $1.00.
“ “ “ “ sizes 8 to lOl, $1.10. I
\ V  Q, QI;
.\\ V,
itnhtmn
*tg
3 _ A i~ - I - _ , i ,f 1 ig Mail orders have special a
ee-/_s
fllll Ykltli
- aulvda ; '
*__ il
*T
Bu them of a ood ualit
lil!
_O
#Mil
    »  grunesoiu ufs.c»..uu _
, ~f ja __3|aasFr¢mtsirae.
J __ _._
Pure Bold Games ' ' A
a
E
é Pura. Gold Baking Powder t _
§ These goods cannot be beaten fo'
fm . _
E Purityand Excellence. .1
E Address,
nun
lmin||uu|i||rm||
Toronto
§§§§iili§5fi“"‘ll  if  if !1llf=lf1f.if5l tiff Vit’
-rf* -- -- _ »~_-_ --_ ~ »_L _ _I
A w||cLEsA|.s -
PRODUGE MERUHANTS'
i-uiurax, N. S. _
nsiczrvzas or
POTAT0l8. 'l'UBNll’8. 0A'l‘8, ,
BUTTER, rw-Gs, rovI.'l'ls¥
Address: ` BREIIINER RROQ.
_..'“ _._ ‘MV ”a§?;|'i‘~.li;,.:,.t1.»,.» 31? rf;
== lm. .mi |!'l;i:=.f:z§li'r'='  L
m ' _ ,.5
~»\~¢?»¥‘1J~ ll
Fist Glass
Consult your
= pri-.es sing their own.
"“ gives us an
coinpe‘itors, and
possible for the
nina
nn|||||inn|u||||i|m iir
JA8 D LA
Breniner Bros.,~|-|l'"
u ea’ Gough
\lughea"6reoeoto
"hldettAtewn.