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APRIL 3, 191!
  wrgql-l LATEST NEWSI ‘    '"V'E>1iRsT OF ALL” V 'MQW __ _. _ ._ __ ._ -__-f.~.._ -  _ ____
_ , _, __ .v .--»Y cab rates, so arranged that u. p8B80l1-
' PR L I li ~ ‘
-i THE  GUARDIAN » Halifax still maintains its absurd
M ,
Comfort
For M e n
If you ever experi-
ence <iisi‘oii1l`oi'i filler
shaving--l`..rc sm ii r t
and liuru--liczii in uliufl
that the ir". :fl..iioii is uu-
1ieces.<:iz'__'_ (ici .i lmlle
of
]amicson's
Bay Rum
Cream
and apply ilic cooliu_c',
sootliiiig, lt-uliiig li c-
pzirziliou 1.. _\.»ur flare
uiter curl: _\""..<_'.u mul
`you`ll iii~_'.'\\»`1 .il tlic
couiforl if ~.i`.`o'i".<.
'.\i;iu_\' \`i\:i-_`;ol1i-io\\‘ii
iuvu feel flint tl\.rj.' clu-
uoi get ..f~_1»; v. :out
this slili-e..r:.i1=.r:o..;|1\<l
keep '.Ll>.»li`l.- ol ii \\ilh
4 ,_
Iilimcy li;'.vl; iI`1;oL.~zi‘..»~l`it-<l_
Piuci: 25.-_ l
].G._]amreson
' Druggisl
in __ _ ___A______,_ _ __ ____ _, __-"“Y".i.
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I Silver Fleeting
their 1-liu\'iu;; ~~ 1111!. ,,
|
\i>ilI‘ \\'\vl'vl will l{1ll\‘~ ~_
forks. _<l>oo:!' N-.: can ln-
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uv: v :url we .:‘  `.\ il or
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G. H. Taylor
I _lcvfcicr
_ _ %'roun1; for fifty-two weeks, making 364
0NoAi _\ I 3, 9 _
I  H ' THE 1>i.oT AGAINST LEADER B0nb‘E`f1"'*"` 7' orof its principal hotels can get-to
ger from the railway station to eith-
withln about two blocks_ of his des-
'I`he littaiwai. Journal, (‘onser\'ative, past. tluatlon for one fare but must pay
mnkes .i seemingly cnndid statementl However, as already announced in double to get himself and his bBg_
,us to the movement to induce Mr. these columns, the great majority _of gage taken that short distance mp
Morden to resign the leadership of the Conservative members of Parlia- then, It is quite evident' wh-en Buch
‘uw lippositioii and how it failed. ment at Ottawa have signedaround conditions prevail' that cabmen-B
_.\.~.-_...-time to The .loin-niii thetmuiile robin desiring Mr. Borden to retain ,mes and lnnuence wunt for more
wus dur to two things, the first he- hit? Plliee at their head» and this he in determining the aggign of the City
ing jenioiisy, and the second that has consented to do for the Present- Council than does the good jlldg.
c\~|-iuin prominent und weultiiy iucm- although 0~DDBl'€f\Uy d0Si¥'0\lS *-0 I`e‘ meat and common aenaa of the 'city
url'-< of U10 Pllfiy hH\'¢ "“S°e I0 tire- He is believed to be a 'ml fathers. The existing conditions,
~_'i-ind," und feel thot if Mr. Borden mall. and Illigbf- HHWYHIIY desife I0 however' enable the travelling public
should |»L'<‘on\o l`l‘0l1\i@r. “|10 “RY Uf,i’e freed h`°m the ‘”°"i°5 ‘md cares to make comparisons between Hall- s » h ii  b
graft uould dawn for them," us Mr. Of l0Bl‘l€\`BhiP- ~‘\l\YW3Y» there Seems fax and SL John that are not flat-
ll,,,.,l,.,,»5 “lm has l,a¢.,l tl, purify pub. to be no one half so desirable to re-_ turing to the Nova Scotia capital in     t e  e
nr un-_ - lvlooe him. Should he fofife AS fo the matter or cab fares. is a Life Insurance Policy. Be wise -do not p1‘0§f25fmaf°
'1`l‘“ ~'°‘“"‘o‘ “m"“=` “mt the “WB” that' The M°“"°“l w‘t“°'“ Bays “‘ "'l'”'” on this rn-atter. It is too important 'and serious. 'lhe coni-
_-erious opposition to Mr. Borden Daft! - ou ma r de end on
on “wld be deplorable ,or C,,,,_     fort and happiness of those dependent on y 3 P
comes from the Province of Quebec| ' I prompt action _
.mu mines Rudolph Forget M. P., ada. and a sorry loss for the 'L1ber- _ _- _ _ _ _ df l- f. l.
_ ' , . , ' ' f` .\ _ ‘IT t teregur or ns A )~
:ind Willium Price, M. l’., two of the R1 (f0l\B€l`V8¢lV€ P8"-Y. Should I-het ’  A  /(hiiioiidiictiri-sLgi$ci!ihi;rii=ii;ee;f?:i\§\Iiil°oI iii-I>ile‘:"i‘ioiLicf'cii”lliic least oioncy.
‘|-i.~1u\.<i mt-ii in cuininiii, ami inline H. vnrty be bereft of its redeeming or-
nament and essential head. That the H h I 
_ . --. ndman &?.Co Ltd C ar o ~
ufmement of Mr' B°r.de“ would bring BBANTFORD' M‘"°h 2s_D“m“g° _ y ` rnov. Mc.ns.'I1i<nA'i~-\i/ii-:sr Liifn.
l’ol>c, another prominent (‘ouserva-
`Li\'e and former member of Parlia-
ment. Then there is Mr. Northrup,
.\l. 1'. for Exist Hastings, Ont., who
wus :in aispirant for the Conservative
le-udersliip in 1900 when Mr. Borden
ous elected to that position. There
is nlso some doubt as to the uttitude
of Sir Hugh Graham, whose newspa-
per, the Montreal Star, has rather
li- ild-sliouldered Mr, Borden for years
.
r
victory to the party is the last thing
to be thought of. The dethronement
estimated at $20,000 was done and
one fireman was injured in a rear-end
‘ _ ' ‘ th '
I th bl el hid b mom mnu_ collision on the Grand Trunk near_ 6. v
o e am ess c y y
ences, as is alleged, and as would be
assumed, would absolve thousands in
the country from an allegiance which
has become irksome to ltgiegri. With gineelS`W_. A. Henniesisy and Fireman    
out him the party won e a cage
of discordant creatures, each elbow-
ing to get on top."
forms \\'hich it is claimed if once
dar.
Pearl street subway, in this city,
this morning.
with Conductor Ball in charge, and
an en ine attached in charge of En
J. H. Singler, both of London,
crashed into a freight which was
standing on the track being made
TU REFORM THE CALENDAR up for Bufialo by Conductor McDon-
aid.
The in-coming passenger, which was
’l`livre is mutter to interest almost would always be the seventh, four-
 l_ _ th I t f th E t _ mb despatched from London to take a
'Hu' Ui 5 H' 8 p an U re mm glteenth' twenty' mt or twen y`°‘g theatrical company buck to this city,
rul¢~mlnr us proposed by the Govern- day of any month. Thus the day of was empty, except that Conductor
_ ment of Switzerland, and which is to the week would always be a guide as Ball and the brakeman were in it.
'E form the subject of an internationalito the day of the month, and this Beth e5§¥HP€¢`l \1I1hll1'l1- The engmeef
either did not see the freight which
|i.>m.ilss. _ lt is in the direction of would save endless inquiry and loss flagged him' 0,., seeing it' ,pas ua.
.~'|nipliucution, and is one of those re- of time for reference to the calen- able ta atop in ¢_lma_ He l-avenged the
brakes and iumped, together with
Fireman Sin le the latter being
Euilulitmi would soon stand as high in' In leap year another day would be slightly injurgd ‘gn the leg _
`f:\vor ns the decimal system in dur added to one of the months, say The Caboose on the ,.ea,.'en,l of the C. H,  SDQCIII AQGIII.
currency, but not related to it inl.]uly, and not counted among the freight was dgmolighed, the special
‘ony wuy. In briefest terms it is to days of the week, Such is the plamiengine was piled high in a twisted
,divide the year into thirteen months but the trouble would come overimase on wp °f the freight' car' ‘md i ~ --
of four weeks each. This would a
G
days. The remaining day would be
these extra days among those who
three or four freight cars were de-
stroyed m the fire which followed
A special one-coach passenger train, =
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on sorlntural grounds bold every The cars were ioaee-<1 with mhchm    
fu holiday and not counted in the many millions of these in the Chris- Imdly damaged' Further fiway were if
ml0mmr_ _ nan world. It would interfere withzcouple of cars loaded nitli automo
biles but only the rear end of one
seventh day sacred. And there are ery and sheet iron stoves, which were U
' Ui this plun the your the month the regular order of Sabbaths, al- cal- ivaa aayaq la ,md only one ma- k d 
'und' the week would conform to a though there would still be fifty-two Chine was damaged.  e Carry In StOC an ' can Ina 6
'iw'-l;\ilui~ system The week would be- of these in the year It is not there- '£23 BEEDSST iitriodiziilrrtsmegs Tis rorn t deliver Of ' _ v I
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g CD FQ 55, _‘A ,___ E, inith Saturday and so would theicbanges in the “times and seasons"
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of unv month soy the first tenth or
:I__\_,'iuoiitli und the year; Any given dayias might at first appear. The eccles-
_; ,min as now with Sunday and end fore as easy to make sweeping En ufsh 31,; l,l§Ze_i _ P P y
'ilwciitletrh woiiliil fall on ,the same iJa<:stli(<::;i‘dalflii':ii)'iriltiiizrewialitdu'iigliilbtrizii nllgr F.c° and ‘Body war. V     
P. E. ISLAN D RA I ii.-wi AY l.\‘undny would always bc the first, ihg the calendar. And, after all, y . . .
i‘f<>rrno~~n-sin.: I--\=---f~>»»-::Teb,1'<._\.irnin H-iglitli, fifteenth, und twenty- there are more things to be consid-1    t G I E 3 
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Ulf ni.; ilesputclics to Noun' (>l»l-o
silion pupcis intiniatc that the ses
sion of Parliament is likely io lc
prolonged till midsummcr is -uch
uould not uccoid with the wishes of
the \_}ovcrnm'ent, it may be inferred
ithat il. is the intention of the Oppo-
:sition to deluy the _grunting of sup-
ply, or lmrhaps in the end to block
soiuc necessary portion thereof in or-
ili-r to force u dissolution.
\\`<- do not think such tactics, if
iolopted, would find favor with other
fhuo cxtreiiie, Opposition partisans.
.\lr. llnrilr-li is assured of the sup-
ilf-vrl of these in any case, but must
~h-sire to sc<:ui'e further support from
moderate views. These ure not like-
ly to he \von by u factions opposi-
tion, or such extreme measures as
To what nu almost incredible ex
tent the influence of party can blind
the eyes and warp the Judgment of
men otherwise rational was made
evident during the recent discussions
in the Legislature in regard to the
vacant Judgeship and Seuatorship.
These vacancies in high positions
have been so long left unfilled that
many Liberals and Conservatives a-
like freely comment upon the neglect
to fill them as nothing short of_n
public scandal. And yet every speak-
er on the Government' side became
the apologlst for that neglect. The
addresses made by these gentlemen,
f fi t t l t uld k it
_ _ _ I`0Il`f YB 0 8.8 W0 U18 B BD-
* ll k .
Da ly except Péiiuriiiy l1uil;,'excrl|i i-`u|\duy lm mg men Ot xndcvcndmm and
pear to the Government at Ottawa
that these appointments are of small
moment to the Province or its peo-
ple; that no public interest has sufl-
~i----~ - » ..._ \.|fhho|diug supplies. “'i`lic King`s d _ H _ _ l_k
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|§o\'1-rniiieni. must be curricd on,”
und if that is to bc, the money for
e<ul»liorting the public services must
be voted by Parliament.
.~r\'i:ral public intimutions given to
N otice'
A nnual M eetin
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'l"'i"_'f_""‘;'~‘- ,'i,",’l"',`,"|,""‘;_’,"l :ffl M|',""""":Mr. Fielding in his recent speech at re d
vu-N|i,_ ll' ‘ 1.' _. If_._f
1.1.-vm'~.|» in _ lor ilu .-l- i ||.,n or lim-1-lo
:Intl flu- l|'n|\‘1.e--iloiioi _»» ||~ r:i| busi|||_~.` '_
|)_\'l`|`I"l`fll\:;:-.1I/.\l 1'|<` \i.\l\'(`il.1£|ll
ll. .\`ll`|lr»|,.\‘1iN
the eflect that the Government may
;.ppc:\l to the country very shortly
lifter the trade agreement is ratified
by Pzirlinment. Hon. Mr. Paterson
ter his return from Washington. I-Ion.
Jiontreul told an intcrrupter that he
woulrl get a chance to vote on reci-
procity perhaps sooner than he
'|`h.- <..~|.. .-1.1 .\uol|.|l lil.-.»1i|.g of 'thi' ;.;a\'c such an intimation shortly af-
Iil '
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wanted it. Another report from Ot-
* V ____ _
This is lie Store for
llhildreirs Shoes
\\'e`vc Weak ankle
_<.ho<~s` for children
learningto wa1k,light
and heavy soles in all
leathers for the older
ones. In fact every-
thing used to beautify
and protect the juve-
nile is here in choice
variety. Miferlane,
Instructors, Security
and many other lines.
--at.._.
off Bros
“The Relialle Shoe M1 n"
town states that Sir Wilfrid Laurier
hull intimated to a rleputation that
thc Government might not be ad-
\'croe to n _:general election next fall.
'l`okinl.¢ these rumors und reports
froin both sides together, und in
view of the complications known to
exist, it would seem quite possible
that it general election may be held
before the year is ended. The Gov-
ernment are very confident that on
the reciprocity agreement they can
carry the country. The main obstacle
in the way of an early appeal to the
electors is that the census and a new
redistribution of seats with a large
increase of membership from the
Western Provinces are now nearly
due. 'Any undue obstruction of sup-
ply might throw the onus upon the
Opposition of having forced an elec-
tion at a time which would deprive
the West of the additional represen-
tation to which lt may be entitled
by its growth in population.
*___-_--_-»
::0f interest. to ladle! is the
that have stocked several
of the Perfume!
,ta You
to see
with them.
Pi-lee 'fee an ounce.
ere , is su ering or is 1 ely to suf-
fer should the appointments be .fur-
ther and indefinitely delayed; that no
body except applicants for one or
other of these positions cares a but-
' On the other bond there have been t b t th tt _ th
on a ou e ma er, at it is of
little consequence whether .we have
any representation in the Senate at
all, and finally that the Government
is quite excusable in taking such
longer time as it may choose, and
need only make either of these ap-
‘pointments when it gets "good and
a y."
It is easy to imagine that if such
conditions prevailed with regard to
important appointments, with a Con-
servative Government in power at
Ottawa, the gentlemen in the Legis-
lature who are now so ready with
their excuses, apologies and even
their commendations, would be equ-
ally ready to protest loudly. But
what a commentary the situation af-
fords upon the dominating influence
of party ! It is a pltiable exhibition
of sycophancy and subserviency for
which we think it would be hard to
find a parallel in any other part of
Canada. -
On the one side, justice is delayed,
hampered and denied, the rights of
litigants imperllled or sacrificed. On
the other side, while the Government
of the Province professes to be eager
to have our lost representation in
Parliament restored, they are in the
same breath the apologists for main-
taining a state of things by which
our representation is cut down to a
minimum of one sitting member in
the Senate. To say that such toady-
iug and cringing to the powers that
be at Ottawa represents the senti-
ments of the people of Prince Edward
Leland, is a libel upon the intelli-
gence and pstriotilm of the people.
We half suspect that it il a little.
nnuseating to the Ministers at Ot-
tawa. They would certainly have
more regard forapologiete pounced
Drug Oo., Cor. Gt.
of s gnsur amount of nn respect.
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i 
A CORRECTION.
Sir :-In the Patriot of the 30th
inet. there appears a notice of a ban-
quet glven by the Mount Edward
Toboggan Club at the Davies celebra-
ting the close of the season, etc. etc.
We wish to state the above is in-
correct as the banquet referred to
was given by a few friends of John
O. Davies who has been transferred
to Halifax and not by the Mount
Edward Toboggan Club. »
(Sgd.) "An Ofiicer of the Club."
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CUCUA
Is rich in food value and
easy to digest. It is just
Cocoa, pure Cocoa, ground
from the choicest Cocoa
beans. ' '
Nurses and Doctors recommend its
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Moncton, N. B. _
the Largest and Best _Located Hotel in
the Uiily, sccommodutink _200 tune!!!-
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Richmond Sireet,opposileSt. Paul s Church
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Solicitors for the Bank of Iiovn Scotia
Honey eu Loan
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Government Veterinary inspector.
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Defective plumbing creates sewer gas and sewer gns brings
typhoid fever and malaria. \Vc do the right kind of plumbing that '
brings satisfaction io all concerned. Our work is taken ns standard
by all our patrons. ` ‘
Poor plumbing is dear al :my price. Lei us send an expert on
your work-ii' you want satisfaction you'|| need os in thc cod. Scc
us now-lets us figure on your plumbing.
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Lists, Shipping Cordl and Stencil!
not on demand.
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SPECIALIST IN CIIRONIC DISEASES
Charlottetown, P. E. Inland. Uunnds
VICTORIA HOTEL-fleurs-li to 1 dull!
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George W. McPhee
Barrister and Attorne -at-law
Offices-New Prowsaliilook
Chnrlttetown. P. i‘Z.lNand #_
W. J. MaeMiI|\n
M. D.
Physician 0. Svrlaon
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Physician and Surgeon
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bone 8. , lgent Street
Warburton (Rl Shaw
Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Public, ElC~
Offices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown.
P. E. Island. 4
STEEALIT Q. CAMPBELL
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