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 KHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUAILDIAB
_'R_egaln rinnsv sio1m1s:_.m1incn minus '
 A w1N'r1-:R srssmsn "RE'i‘URN."lMi'\t° S068 t°m0"°\~'- Ch°'1°“°'
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town route abandoned.
_  '  _ _-_ ‘ The post olllce officials had also
 exchanged messages while these light-
lf winter colds, grippe.
or coughs have lowers 1
vonr ruzilitv and lofi _
Qnn weak. iicrvous :ind 1
lo\\'~'¢ii1iIi~il. llic iliiick-
er uni get lurk lo _iaiiir
olli i|.ilni.i| ronili1i_.ii
the hr-ucr.
In a return to an order ofthe
House of Commons moved for by M121
Martin _we have copies of the cor.
raspondence with regard to the
ning changes were in progress:
On January 14 Mr. Whear wired _Mr.
hrmstrong: “Minto came back to
Charlottetown Saturday and Stanley
lmovemmts of the winter __steamer,i,__eswrday ,_ _
lduring the early Dart of the_pr;es:_1::_ on the following day_ January 15
season, including the remo\a u o __ wlred Mr Armstron
‘ ,~ ' _ illlr. Whea ` . R
_:  I  boats to Georgetown, their retiiriilugaim "Two ste__m_e__s again trans
here und the second removal later. lferréd to G__o__getown_Picto“ m“te_
lt may be of some interest to 1ollo\~.'<
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Cnd ‘   FMS curespondence in uut,une'M_ _ __ 1 Surely the'system which producei
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beginning today ”
_ . ' _ (ln December 2 Deputy in rr. , ‘I ate(
___ _ I_ _‘_  _ _ _ so much confusion, ceuy, repe
ll.-1-‘il i`lu:l.]-piliiiiilgcnyiiilf ("Dm-den" instructed Ml' Lord’ t_h` lchanges, loss and cost to shipperi
__m,,1_,i,___ "_ _ _., ,,,l_.,\ ,diligent of tlie_l)epartment here by wir. _m_gm.be _mproved ___ some way_
\ icinc _lun ii f- ml nliicli that the i\'l1nto should take up thi; And yet” largely Owing to B Sea
1l.i|\< .ll the clv- _ » .~ . _' sl _-_» _
‘ _.__ ___ __i____________ ______ .seiiice when the \ortbunibei ann _Son ___ _mexampled m_ldnesS_ we haw
l\1‘\'l`i|1-‘ll‘\\lll `l>L'="lll." _ ‘ Smppell' "fe Stanley also to be pu_;,thls season had the most regular
"`!‘I ’l"")" """"“"“"' 'ml thls mme ~whm ready' bomlund satisfactory service ,in ma'iY
\mirii<-1\'i-s. heal \-ruir
liouts to be kept together and pl '
l\ini_'.~'il'll1e\‘:i1'c:ill`i\'l- uh, V - . . _ » I ~ - ~> years' It is also recorded with
rd and ni.ikc von ni-ll om (molgetlmn hue' In the bel.“'m" pleasure that there has been none of
_,__ ,.\,.,_ \[_,_|`.',_f pun. I A lcttcr of the same date from M1’ the uld_time Umlmes as to man
l~*re~li .\_`or\\c_g_iuii tl--l ifhiiiixlciiii to Mr. Lord, refers tuiitmins connecting with the Steamers
Llwf ml- 3 "’*'~‘ 55" "_voui' reconiniendation to keep the
"'““ 75" luv-_> boats togetlicr" and says th~
__ E - two bouts will be allowed to run on
| | I the (.‘harlotteto\\'n route sn long ax.;
DRl'(`.til.'\"l`.
The Medical Hall.
it is safe and from Georgetown to
Picton when the first-nnnicd route
This was ull till the 8th of Jan-
na-......u. minima b°°<>i\1fS iinseff-
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uury. (ln that dute Mr. Lord wired
.the Deputy Minister that the (`h_ar 
lortetoivn route had been abandoned;
by thc captains; the Board of Trad(
wired to the .\liniste1' of Marine itf.
strong protest against the boats be
ing withdrawn from this port with '
out notice and witliuut any reason,
stated there was strong indignation.
over the matter and asked for inforf.
mation. ,
Then Inspector' Whenr on the samc
day wired B, M. Armstrong, Con-
troller of the mail service, asking nt
what hour he would start the special
trains to Georgetown, and Mr. Arnr
strong wired hiick to make no
change. ,
On January 9 Mr, Gonrdenn wircd
_.\ll‘. Miller of the Board of Tradi:
that the captains were instructed to
use their own _judgement when to
lezivc (flinrlottetown “und they decid»
'The railway and postal services arf
working in apparent harmony.
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THE P.'i'I`R1(l"l` `AND _
THE SCHOOLS
The Patriot, whose. editor is i
member of _the City School Board
says that body has done eveeyfhilll
in itupower to safeguard the children
and that “ conditions are infinitely
better than they were,
Let us see what has been done
Fire drill has been) started. Thar. ii
nn old story, and may mean milcl'
or little for safety according to. the
emergency. The boiler rooms havr
also been nniile safe. we are told.
And that is about all. Who said
that the boiler rooms were unsafe?
But what oi the fire escapes? Ther(
is $800 in thecstimntes for this yeai
we are told. But even The Patriot
questions the utility of these. That
is not encouraging as to the money
being expended for the purpose.
Not ri word about the inward
opening doors, the narrow exits, the
narrow , crooked stairs, the absencc
eil it was necessary to do so yestei'-"lf “ny Systcln of “re anim' or nr(
day."
_ On the same day Messrs Warburton
und Prowsje wired to Minister Bro-
deur that the bouts were taken away
_the weather warm, harbor open,
;fcrry boats running, great complaints
,could not the stenmers be continued
lon this route longer ?
1 After two duys delay Minister Hro-
.hose, or ladders or telephone. These
:ire thc real dangers. If ri fire broke
‘out, how would the principal and
-teaclicrs be notitied 7 How would
_thc tire department be summoned 7
= In _the light of The I’utriot’s dc
'fence of the School- Board, and the
lslnrring over the real dangers ther(
_is an indictment oi the Board for
’/ 1~ 'dc-ni' replied by wire on Juniiary llinugligcnce' The Fender Uf so lame ‘
  ithut the dcp;i1'tmcnt had full confiLl»idcf0nUe must Svc that the use of th_(
~ ,words “fire traps" is painfully ,listi-
_~ This is the barrel that
_'I means baking satisfac-
tion.Wl1eiher it's Bread,
' Rolls or Biscuits--Cakes,
¢-¢|
Pies or Fancy Pastry- 
you can always depend
on Beaver Flour for the
best results every time.
Try it.
At your Grocer’s _
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p o I n so _ _ _
FcedltCoarse Grains
and Cereals T. H.
Taylor Co. Limited,
Chatham. Out. QQ
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' _ence in thc captains, left all to their
§disc1'c-tion and they had decided it
;iieil. ,
2 l“"‘S “““"fe t" °""“’ t" ‘7h“"'°“"'l Mr. wi-ight, the Liberal member fm
town' llicnfrcw Ont., who recently spoke ir.
1 But thebonts mysteriously camel
\H\'~'k. though it appears neither thei
favor of the Tunnel has made not-
,nlilc progress in his views in regard
Ministei' nor the Deputy Ministcrlm that gi-gnc work, Some thref
knew of thc fact, for on January 14iyeni-s ago he spoke on the subject of
MV- LUN Wired ‘U the D091"-Y Minrflsland grievances and the only rein
ister: "Mintz: and Stanley onlcdy he had tp nronrise aww ns >»-
(‘ha1‘loi.tct<iwn Picton route sincel
eleventh' weather moderate." l
This seems to have puzzled tliel
Depui'tment and on the following
day., Jhniiary 15, Mr. Gourdeau tele~
grnplied Mr. Lord: “Wire immedi-
tci Mr. Gonrdeau: btanley went to
Geri1'gcto\\'n f1'om Picton today,
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Extension Table
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in many new and pleas-
ing' designs.
Ours are t
and best finished tables
made. '
Fifteen styles to choose
from at $6.50 to $25.00
 Mark W right l"urn’g Co.,
neue in ivrziis. rm
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Tonight '
Jnlt baton retiring. I! your liver ii
lhuzlsh antctnungunayoui iaui:
\illou|,°eanmpatad. an a zine .i
.Sl -iitely movements winter steamcrs/' H df
*hr ~ And thc sunie day Mr. Lord wired‘!  8 
Aalvou’l|heal.lv\¢»~ mn---.
Just received Ivory Soap Kargon
‘llfglilfllflhzu /.lIKl§Ghlv2T__`»°’_l i(lompound. Fruitatives etc., A. W.`
Rcddin, Phm, B. Sunnyside. 3-19d3i.
Paton & Co. are showing remnrk~l
ablc value in ladies’ French Venel
nun cinch at soc, 150 and $1.25. Au!
the new shades. Just opened. 3-20dli|
Stag Crochet silk in all colors ati
Paton & Co's. 3-20drlif
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FUUTWEAR
Feet.
pri`e'fdf'§,' Sunnyside ' ~
Ask for rlvctied heel rulibcrs and
e, l y
lordcrs for 151:.
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I syrup for 5c, also sieaks, liani :ind eggs.
clr.
Prince  Island up the St.
liawroueer Tigre are _ we believe
many . instances _of like favorable
C\\Hl\8°8 in tha opinions ol prominent
public men. But we are dlsappoint~
sd in Hon. Dr. Pugsley, who spoke
out manfully in Falrvllle and Sussex,
N. B. in favor of the Tunnel but has
so lar been silent on the subject in
the House of Commons.
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THE SOUTH IS GOING DRY.
Lay the jest about the julep in thc'
camphor halls at last.
For the miracle has happened and
the olden days are past;
That which makes Milwaukee famous»
doesn't foam in Tennessee,
And the lid in old Missouri is as_
tight locked as can be; I
Oli.,the comic paper Colonel and his=
cronies wall mn-y sigh,
For the mint is waving gnyly, and|
the South is goini: dry. ;
By the stillside on the hillside in'
Kentucky all ls still, _ 
For the only dump refreshment must.
be dipped up from the rill; j
North Ca'linu's stately ruler gives*
his soda glass n shove, 1
And discusses local filliinn With UW'
South Ca’linu Gov.;
lt is useless at the fountain to be`
winkful of the eye, _
For the cocktail glass is dusty and
the South is going dry. _
' ' " "~=~*=‘-=“-diydshington Post.
!ll)W ll] TfST 
Y0llll KlllNEYSf
If any of your family have beenl
troubled with kidney disease make ii;
test of the urine and satisfy yourself
whether you need a good remedy_ be-
fore the disease has caused serious-
complications. ‘
To-morrow morning put some urinc-‘
in a glass or bottle und let it stand
for jwenty-four hours. `
If it shows particles or gcrmsl
floating about, is milky or cloudy,r>r
contains a reddish sediment, then
your kidneys are diseased. , ’
Commence at once to, take Ferro-,
zone to arrest these unnatural condi~.
tions. 
Ferrozone is especially intended
for the immediate relief and cure ol;
kidney und bladder troubles and itsf
_health-giving properties will bc felt
at _once in new blood healthy ci1'cu1n~,
tion, general strengthening of the
system. 5
Ferrozone quickly corrects urinul`
disorders, headache, and pain in thc
back. It improves the appetite, dig»
ests thc food, makes it nourish thcl
nerves, makes them strong and en-‘
during, and fits one for lots of hnrdl
work. `
_Don't be misled by cheap, sofcallcd,
kidney cures oflcred by dealers fur;
the sake of extra profits. There is
only one safe reliable specific forl
Kidney, Bladder. Liver and nrinnl
U`0\|b19S. and its name is Ferrozonc.f
Refuse point blank to accept a sub
stitute, and insist on _v».iur driiggistl
‘HIDDIYIHE “Ferrozone;” iyim- 50(-_
at n.ll dealers.
Sanitary 
I
Plumbing l
Let us tel you how
littlcit will cost to in-
.strill 11 raystciu of np-io- _
cl:i_l.c sail tary plunibiiio' 
ing in _\_'<nirl1oincis one _
of tlic grc1icstluxi\rics.~ i
\\’e cai'r_\' the \'er_v latest
fixtures in stock.
Get our prices they 1
will iutc-rest you.
Fred H. Trainor,
Grafton Si.
p. Opsra liouse
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and ureaius
0 ie bureau and Coinuiode. Birch. Bu eau has three large
drawers with nice brass handles. supcrfnie fro`n\. large mirror
igxzz, rvgiilnr price $9.20 now $6 25. Coimnode has rack for
iiiwels, one drawer sxai. two cupboard doors, both nicely finish
cd in golden glass $4.00 now $1.50. _ _ "
,\‘ _ 2f~"l`lireopiccc bedroom suite of Birch. Iluieau lifis
.l.~;i\\"c-r.-, large bevel mirror size i6x2o. Coinmode has rack for
lnn'el.~. ilruwiir and clipboard same as above. fled has high head
li.»:inl gil. (lin high x 4 fl 2 in wide with sides and casters compl
.~i<-_ Regular piicc. complete three pieces $11.00 for $11.50,
,\'\i_ _; Lzirge Bun-.an witlitliri-e1lrawers,l1e\'el mirror size
z_\x2.|. i'r~;;iilar price $14 5:1 for $14.50. Comniofle to mnich
willi llirccclr:i\\~crs and cupboard. large size. Regular price
jS,|_on now $2 5°-
1\‘o.| l.;irgc~ Biiri-.in and Commode, with three large dr:iwer.~i
:ind bevel mirror size 20x24 li-u\'_\ carvings. ull finisliefl in
' golilrn gloss finish. Rf-giilai' price $i7.5o no u $13.09.
No, 5 llfning main rliiiir. round cane seiiiswilli rocker
to n:.il\'li. Regular price $1.15 to clear at half price. 5$lc.
_\`i> 6~~-l.ar;_fe square cnue sr-in clniin-i, wit i lnncerl arms
mul ilnnlilc roiigs; regular price $1. ci now half mice 6uc.
.\`,|,;'--One orlrl chair. snilali is for dining room ‘or bedroom
|-cgiil:ir price ,£1.75 now half przc. HSC, _
.\'o,H _-I-`i\-\~ On: dining noni chairs, braced arms ard
ilonlilv mugs, panel back, oul_vl`ii'e in stock. Regular price
you :it hull p ice.
` _\'o 1;  lol of odd chairs. only one, two or three left of ii `
ilusioii. e-onie with xi broken rong or a few s_cruichi~s , which
will'i;ol interfere with the strength of the chair. to clear ui 4oc
mich. .\noilier lot :rt 35c encli.
PATON & - CO.
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Canada Life Facts
'l`lic (,`;ui:ul:i Lifc but priirl
in czisli profits dufing the pas
five years iicui' 3' ;f»i,5on,iio<i, wliicli is niore than dnulil : tlic
niiiouiil so pnifl by :iiiy ollici' Cniiaulinii Life lnsnrfuice
C nipniiy iluriiig' thc _-:unc pcriiiil.
l"or pl;iii~.'ii1fl riilcs' nppl to
d ;1iwfi‘\\'l` V
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W.'l`. Burrows. Agciil Sxliiiiiicrsulc. w K R g 
W. P. Callahan.. Ayciil l'Ilili:~l`iccl ' . ,O  _
 
New Aglvcifszmrnts
FUR SALE
A funn of uhruil. 90 in-ron. all elm
high iuutc nf cul|.l\'i\|,lou, has 0iiur(‘i,f‘ lil!-,cl
untuml wnu-r s_\'»aoinu on l’. E. l. liuusc has
but und cnld wiitar tliiuu h it and can lie
cxlcdileil to1i\1i_\' out lluihlllig do'lw.l, ¢-wiv
hold has wuu-r ut ull tlinrn liuildl gi biiffi
und iirinrly now, has uli oi-olu.i.1~d Q! l:i0 \*|~\||;
i trees.
l This fiirni in siiiiatcd nt Pownal \'l|l.ago und
quite iniiininicr resort. has thc husl. shore front
ou thu liur for hntlilng Bon uma
noni' ln scusoii nnrl within a fliw 1 ll-ii f
- - » _ ure oyster
l»’lnn1<I»r P. ¥<..l'. fl' i i.:ll, ,Umor “mm mb' Wm' ”""““"“°“" M\l‘!|"“hiu):5
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B.D. Rogers Cashiere
1h: Pure Brea Scfiicli Clyde Siallion
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Scotland in |9057
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Loicl I).ilnicu\' is tlir: most fusliioiirible breil Cl_‘»’l_=
.111 your home. Do you '
:ipp1'o\'c of luxurics?'l`o f _
have upsto-date plumb- _ s---'»'= 'I , I'  _ \<_.
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fdalc stallion evcr iiiiporicil to tlic Island :uid as :in in‘1i\
fduril cannot be bcntcii.
l Look liini over hcforc sclcctiug :i stud. Stands ill C110-_'_
j lottetown for thc :scasoii of 1908 :it the Rcvcre Hotel stables
'1`ern1S for tlic season $io_oo to lic paid on or befo1"» 
, _1st, 1908,
NERGAN S; Pic io v c iuzowu, J nf.
3 lun s-gm
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Corued Beef and lleansi
\\'e serve hot iliuckwheat cakes with
(Eire us a call.
Gt. George St,
srmwfam Opp. Crahbe'i: '
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. _ ` - Clilcken Pie;
psf* 5"- I Fried Eggs  3 |
l llrcsd aiiilplliiillcéa-iliarllhlnes and 'l`cn
or Caffe servcr with an of lhe nbovel0l'3|\d¢5\ V8Ul|¢V|||¢ Of “N S350"
Devene and Schuriz.
Their act is a scream from
- start to finish.
More Comfort to the  _ 
_,mm ' moving p 1 c t _u rc s.
` Names will appear in
THE BERLIN    the _evening papers.
Two il ustrated songs by Maddi
<on and Harney
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`   We are authorized by Mrs. James I A,|mi_._.,ionm',,m§15 ,gems
_Richards to offer for private sale her 6_1 _,du
For gentlemen $7.00. property mum on oumbmsna
_ _ ~_ _ [Streets having A-good cottage and _*
_ A150 *W5* lm* °f '°d’°" "‘l’b“" one biniaings sii is gaps "pm, “Sovereign” Cashmer i
in ibe Ciayv 'ra-m» my. For psi-:swim .pm .Hose_ and Half I-los e
um pnmim or eo _ Ask 'our dealer' for th is
_ amsJ.'osn'rnn a co.. branzl ' - _ __ ,_ _A  ,_ _ .__ 
-N0" |ll*\'¢‘¢~ 2-iofiwsu. ““‘""“"""“' ' *~`~“'*~""*~ I" 3-ililmwfrmwrnvvdg. 
_ Complete change of
Comedy Acrobrits _ '
uick Lunch `-"".~"‘ °  1   '-
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L      - °‘ e FOREST LAND
 ~  'J _ _ig   35’   Luncliesservedglilyal. the above place  ‘  l H n U I
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FOR_§ALE
lu l\'ing‘s County, Lot 46, thi-gg mile;
from llnruioiiy Slation, loo acres of land
ihickly coven-d with hard and soft
woods. Lu-'gc stream, affording good
walcr crcsres property. Level land and
,good soil. Price moderate.
Apply to
1: A. 1v1AcD_oN/i1,o,
5_7 Prince Sl., Charlottetown
3-i7dtufrlul` 41 pd
 
Better than
Home-made Bread
Our bread is an excellent
lircad._ li is nf'h'm. fine gram-
cd white lirend,l|_1d the crust
lun tlial_ricli golden ‘brown
color, wliicli always shows the
qualities of ii good loaf of
bread. lf- )ou'll insist on _
getting our bread for a lrlal
you'l| never hnve any other,
2 P mi
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The NORTH BAKERY T
__ mwl`6n\ _ 266 Eugiqn gg
(‘liurlultcl.o\\'|| with \\'luir\‘c|i and ruilroun
|>ililppiuu ivcur. is rum of the nionl nruttlly iiuii
voiiwiiiciillv'i~il|inlNl farinu and lionimi In nm
_ pru\'l1ii-1'. l<or pu11lc\ilur.1' 1-ull 011 n1‘nliI|i~iu
N. (IA Y.
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For Sale
Elsie Mac. 2.2231.
brown mare 16 hands high weighs
1100 pounds sired by J. R, Shed¢1_
6969, record 2.19l, he by Red
Wilkes 1745), dam Lady Star by
Jupiter Star he by Jupiter Abdullnli.
Elsie Muc has ii yearllng race record
ol' 2.43 and won the yenrling stake
race for trotters given by thc New
England Breeders Association, purse
two thousand dollars, She also won
the oliullenge cup given by the Dor-
chester Driving Club for trottcrs in
|006 stepping n quarter of u milc in
the fast time of 31 seconds. Hbu is
sound ami right in every way u
grand road marc and should prove ii
great brood inure. She has bceu
mated with the stallion Bnnitn
2.l8} and believed to be safe in foul.
For extended, pedigree and prlce
address F. J.. Cameron, Charlotte-
town. 3-17dtul2l1‘tuf2i.
Tenders
Wnarves and Bridges.
Department of .Public Works,
Cha loltetown, March 19th. 1908
Sea ed Teiidcrs will be received
nt this Department until noon on
Thursday, April 2nd, |903
'from any person or persons willing
to lease any or all of the public
wnarves and bridges the property
of the Proviurinl Government from
the first of April, 1908 to the 31st
of March, 1909. '
Full particulars of rmditioiis
and m`t_es also forms of Tenders
may be procure* at this Ollice and
wi-l be forwarded t<i nnv address.
The Department does not bifd
its: f to accept the highest or any
tender.
- L. B.`MCMILAN.
3-:od _ Sec’y Pubic Works
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