ies,
V
THE GUAHIAK
wha; are Humor, 7 THE MORNING GUARDIAN
Ihsyarsvitistsdormorhidnuleseours-
-X th vdns and aiisoting the issues.
SATURDAY, JAN. 9 1934.
Dsyarseommmbdueto detsctivsdigsr '
Ion but are sometimes inherited. i
How do they manifest themselves?
In many forms of cutaneous eruPi|°h.
mit rheum or scllnl. plmples and boils,
md in weakness, languor. general debility- ,
*Bow all they 09011041 By
Dominion is left in doubt whether
shallbean early dissolution of Parlia-
TEE POLITICAL SiTUATl0li.
Down to the present moment the
Hoodis  ment, or another session to be held. For a
which also builds up the system that nas
snlfaradtiomthsm.
timsadissolntion was looked upon as
almost certain, but more recsntl! 711°"
It is the best medicine for all numors huuemwe (0 be mm; probability 0_1.
another session for the existing House.
  The uma hu come when the people hue
a right to ask that the suspense shall be
‘  Itermiiiated. The existing conditions AN.
STOVE
COAL
SHOULD LAST WELI
AND BURN WELL. THE
BEST BUR.N!NG COAL ON
THE MARKET TO-D AY IS
PORT
HOOD
AND ITS LASTING QUAL-
ITIES ARE MOST ASTON-
ISHING.
 
altogether anomalous.
Thereare a number of seats vacant
which are necessary to be Blind lf
another session is to be held. Among
these ia the seat for West Queens
which has been vacant since the regret-
ted demise of Hon.Mr.Farqubarson. If the
general election is at hand there is some
pretext for the delay in issuing aiiirlt f°-\°
a by-election. lf another session is to be
held before a dissolution all vacancies
should be filled before it opens, as 'other
'.
ar
iss a number of constituencies would be
bitrarily deprived of _their representa-
tion at a critical time.
There are other features of the situation
W _
hich ought not to he permitted tc con
tiuue longer. The important depart-
B)
ent of Railways has been vacant since
the resignation of Hon. A. G. Blair.
Both the Provinces of New Brunswick
a
nd Prince Edward Island are and have
been for months without representation
inthe Cabinet.. The
sec
entire Maritime
tion of Canada has but two Cabinet
n our political history as a Dominion.
There is no suilieient justlheation for a_
PHUFESSIUNAL EAHUS §°:::°;:??::;;.:;§ :'.‘;';'.:i°;‘..§.“::;:
DR. T. C, ROBINS,
trong Government to psrniit these con-
DENTIST. dltlons to continue longer. It is the
Office at Residencc,Prince St.
Opposite St. Paul’s Church.
is-iz d 6`moe pd A
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clear duty of the Government to decide
upcnacourseof action and either dis-
solve Parlisment,or fill up the Cabinet
nd House vacancies preparatory to calling
he representatives of the people together.
G0 R  A L L  These are matters concerning which the
L
M D. C. M., I.. R. C. P. A S..f(Edllbllrgh)
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Omce and residence, Prince St. : ent ey were n opp” eu .Y “D
corner Dorchester. B
Omoo Hours: il-10 u. m. I-3 p. ni., 7- I
s
p. m.
_ _A _ __-,._i°v`f`.dl'°f`d. i
Ur. SMALLWUOD,
SURGEON DENTIST,
DzsBRlSAYS BUILDING.
Complete Equipment and upto date
methods Painless Extraction,
alumim:in,and Aiuminis lined l-iles.
A Specialty mane of crown, gridge
iberal leaders were especially sensitive
ot afford to ianore them now that they
re in power. Moreover, if another ses-
onls to be held the post oiiica vacancy
nCharlct.1ctown ought to he filled at
once. The vacancy has existed too long
already. _
Major Weeks complains through a let-
ter in The Patriot, that he asked The
,nd an so d work Guardian to correct an error by say lug,
AH " '" f“"" "“"“'“°'d‘ “Mr. We eks did not appear for any of the
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ersous who were convletsd at the Pollse
Dr. JAMES WARBURTUN, C°““ °“ °"° “°"~"
This request, he says, was refused. The
PhY‘l¢i*° md S“’5°°°' simple fact is that The Guardian chose
KENT BT., CHARLOTTETOWN. L
o make its own statement instead ofa
X Ray “"1 Electric Treatlnentw statement dictated by Mr. Weeks. And
OFFICE Fi0l7R8:- .gc to lo a, ni., 2 to 3.30 and t
1 to $30 p. in.
his is the statement made by The Guard-
1°-" d"Y»f ian yesterday morning;
CW.A.il_. loner. K. 8-I' C il. Sam limi
W.A.Waxxa, Jr., represented Chas.
 &  \ ednssday The case was adjourned for
week
a
ers and Amrncys' This uni mont is une in every partic-
Brown‘s Block, Charlottetown, P. I i
nigyvjgv 'pg I|Q_A1\1 ular and aw;-.is the misleading impress-
5°l““°" "" ” ' ' *’“"‘ °' °*‘”d“‘ ion which would have been given by Mr.
i3'dw|~
;_____ _ iA_ , ,,_;___i_
Collins' case only a: the Police Court on
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eekssuguested paragraph. When Mr.
J 0 51 N F,  H  Weeks appears as counsel for a violatur of
Commission Merchant ‘
cl
Whoieaaleflhvpical and Domestic Fruits and L
he Prohibitory Law he has no right to
aim that the fact shall not be noted in ‘
he press. We leave nur readers tojudge N
Produce.
.F WH" 'M q°°““°°° °° Onan' whether there was any unfairness ordin-
Lemons ani Bananas.
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inmun 1. n. nnusn, i.,a.
|36-:S8 Barrington Street. Halifax, N. S. caurteqy on our pmt
_*_-_--i
IG HTNING REMEDY FOR CRAMPS
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(HARVARD.) Some people have cramps pie'ty often,
s/miusrsr Ann n1orr.rv.n.L/is %th¢r~°1=lv My and wi" B“""‘°"
®r. Queen and Richmond str., Ch‘taw-n.
Ttlephone Connection.
ou do have them its a miirhtv quick rf-
ief you want. Polson‘s Nerviiins is as
ure as death to relieve cramps in five se
i- _
cours-i|`s imtantsneous, just a few
5 drop, |n tweeteneri water ann the pain is
of Nervillne today
J S  gone. Buys bottle .
and keep it handy. Nervlline is anom-
. mon household necessity and only costa
. ’ 25 cents.
Barrister’ solicitor’ &c” Ds.. Ha\nuois's Maivniuxs Puma Guns
. MONEY TO LOAN.
OIYTCE-lsrria Block. QWUYI. P. R. 1
Cosa-rira'rioi¢
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lac dw tf
CROSBIE dt. 00.
lt. inane, llswlsssllssl.
Ilpnrtzsis-`-'i'-:vr‘\`\:gaaion llsrehania.
Wholesalesm . init.
'atzrdde p.emiae opposite I. in
hddkl.
Ghls address. Crosman P. 0. lox is
rvklwrvr
Paterson Downing Co’_v
Cornrniapion Merchants
St, Johns, Newfoundland,
mqnmswisel P. ll. ramad premises
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lealall a nalrmloll. ,
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you would be if you knew 
what a splendid article.
Our Emulsion with
Guaiaeol is. _ ' It contains
all the nourishment oi the
oil- the hone producing-
Hypophospliites ci' Lime and
Soda and ilnaiscol the serm
killer. For long standing
wughs-incipient consump-
tion, croup in rhildren there
is nothing like it
We sell a lot oi' it--because
its good. Price 4cc pe* hottie.
A.W.iic_lldlll,l’llm.B.
The Square Druggist.
Sunnyside.
there I °
‘strengthen him in popular favor for the
Thsntassot been s aisgla lsiiarsela
chartered bank in Canada in seven years
past.
All citisens interested in the new hotel
point ue can-so ui #semi 4'- mens; or
.nie city coupon chamber mu afternoon
t three o'uloek to hear the report of _the
committee. This in important.
It is understood that Councillor Pate s
alll not this year be a candidate for the
Mayoraliy, but will seek re-election to the
Council in which he has rendered such
good service. The Guardian hopes yet to
see him in the Mayor’s chair, ho never,
and we believe his present attitude will
future.
.
p The card of Dr. Kelly as a candidate for
, the Hayoraity will be found in another
column of this issue. Dr. Kelly has seen
some service in the Council and was can-
didate fsr the elvis chain two years ago.
He will state his views sn sity affairs at
public rneetinirs, a course which seems
desirable for other civic candidates as
well.
It has been expected sinee the last
Mayoralty election that ex_-Councillor
Horne would this year be a candidate for
the eivic chair. He isa prominent busi-
ness man, of moderate but Dl’°8"°°sive
,views, who has moreover served at the
‘council Board for twenty years mai.
familiar with civic affairs. l‘ka_ im-
sets would be entirely safs in his han is.
THE DAY OF l[llRAOL§ NOT PAIT.
A Tomato “Star” reporter invssti ated
the case of Hr. Geo. arner, and found
that alter thirteen years of almost total
deafness, he had been cured by inhaling
Catsrrhozone.
This proves that where Catarrhnsnne
treatment is employed, Impaired hearing
and deafness can be cured. Oatsrrhosone
always brings quick relief, and is warran-
ted to give la~tings\tisfact.ion. All salar-
ers fiom impaired Hearing, Deafness,
Head Noises and Ringing in the Earsarh
advised to inhale Cuiar-rhozone and derive
the great brneiit it is capable of affording,
Price $l.(X), rnisli sire ‘5c. Dnuririsns, or
N C. Poison k Co.. Kingston. Out.
Ds. Hauii.-roiv’s Prus Cum: Cossttra-
nos.
Church Services.
Changes to be made In churoh services
should be at this odlce not later than one
o'clock Friday afternoon
uirrz-ionisr.
Prince Street.-Prayer and Praise Ser_
vice at l0.ll. R-v. G M. Young stil and
Rev. R. W. Stevenson at 7. Strangers
welcome. Attentive ushers. `
Grass Church.-Prayer lleeiing at li) a.
m. Rev. R. W. Stevenson at ll and Bev.
F. S. Cola at 7. Str-angers always wel-
come and provided with comfortable
hclk.
imnssrrnniarl.
Zion.-Prayer meetlnir at 10. Rev.
W- W- Lodse at ll and G. R. White at 7.
Sunday School and Bible class at 2.3).
St.. James.-Prayer meeting at 10
Rev. G. R. White at ll and Rev. G. ll.
Young at 7. Sunday School and Bible
Class at 2.3).
naifrisr.
Rev. T. F. Fullerton at 11 and Rev. W.
W. Lodge at 7. Sunday School at 2.2!) p.
m, All welcome. Visitors provided with
seats by courteous ushers.
cntmcn or osnrsr. _
Services at li a.m. and 8.45 p. m.
cnivriuu. cniusrian .
Rev.F. S. Como at ll and Rev. T. F.
Fullerton at 7. Sunday School at 2.3.),
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at8
o'clock. Seats free and unapproprisfad.
s'r. DUNs1'ai1`i\ carnirnital.
First Mass at 7.3), second Mass at 9 snrl
High Maas an 10.33. Vespers and Bene-
dicticn at 7 p. m. Catechism at 2 p. m.
ANGLICA N.
St. Paul‘s-Rev. Leo T. W. Williams
Rector. Morning Prayer at ll a. m. Even
in|r Prayer at7 p. m. Holy Communion-
lst Sunday of each month after morning
prayer, Bod Sunday at 8.90 a m., 3rd
day after evenlnu prayer. Sunday School
at LH) p. m. All feats free and uuappro~
priaoed.
St. Peters.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.
Priest incumbent; Rev. T. H. Hunt, D. D.
Asst. Priest. Holy Communion (plain)
8a.:m. Matins and (choral) Sermon ar, 11
a. rn. Sunday School ai. 8.3) p. m. Choral
Evsnscng and Sermon at 7 p. m.
Holy Communion every week day
ar. 7.45 ii. m. church sud an saints
Chanel open every day from sunrissto
sunset lor private devotions.
BALVATIOK ABIT-
Bn nday Services at 7,ll,i4,and at.’l.M p.m
Week night: Service--Monday, Tuesday
Thursday Friday. and Saturday at 7.8.
IIYIITH DAY ADVIIITIIB.
Ssrviers at the Tahsrnasle, Iitmuy
irsst. as IU and at 7 p. m.
WARTB REMOVED WITBOUTPAIN.
Potnamh Peinless Oats and War! Ex-
hashor never fails to removi Wane
Gorns or Bunions without pain in if
hcur~,_ Refuse a substitute fu “Put-
nara‘s ;it‘s the best.
Stupendous Bargains-at Wesk‘s k Coe
9 yards stripe lanlslstis for 150. Go I
llalnl said to be wer-nh Ye for Se, hooks
and eyes asldtehs werehdeforleaeard,
dress loads half prior, meds underwear
Ill tl, Bssslals’s underwear SZ oi. ow.
prsssion is general that the oity’s'iuter-
ring,
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SLAUGHTER SALE.
To liold our own trade and protect our own custom#
ers wc offer our whole stock of  Dry Goods and A
_ Clotiiing at ,Discounts of
A25 TO   0 PER CE T.
25 P. C. OFF ,' 335 P. C. POFF
Dress Goods
Mens' Underwear
Ladies’ Underwear ‘
Table Linens
Velveteens
Flannels
Silk Velvets
G¢nt’s Furnishings
’ Overalls and jumpers
Lawns and muslias '
Skirts and Waist;
Slieetings and Pillow cotton
Table covers
Corsets
Blankets
Carpets
Jackets
and Napkins Chiffons
Furs (All kinds) _
Figured Dress Goods
Colored ‘Silks
Figured lilks
Umbrellas ~
Ladies’ and Ciiildren's-
Plaid Dress Goods
Carpet Sguares
- Rugs an Mats
Wool Scarfs
Wool Shawls
Prillings
Straw Matting
Waterproofs ’
Silk Laces
Silk Applique
H LF PR CE
Trimmed Hats, Untrimmcd Hats, Fur Muffs, (spcciIlcd,)
Corsets, specified, applique, specified. Samples given. Goods on
approval. We will not bc undcrsold by anyone. ,Cash Only.
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SUNNYSIDE.
USERS.
known
like It.
New
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6! io 7|
wheny
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Agents
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SOME FACTS- ‘ ,  mm
In November 158 some uve years auo
we plseed our I’-rfected Emulsion ol Cod
Liver Oli wir li lirpo;>l:osphiLes of lime,
soda and Gu . .i ,nl on tae market..-Then
we sold some nares dosen. Lest year we
sold over three gross. ,It is s well known
hot that germ life causes nearly all sick-
That is where our Emulsion is
better than all others, it contains Isaia-
col so fatal to germ life.
The merits of this article have become
-foo' general debilivy,iong standing
coughs, incipient ooneump ion etc., etc.
For cron
p in children there Is nothing
Ask any medical man, he will
tell you it is a good article. Nctwith~
standing the advanced price of ell we are
still ielllug this at the old figure price 401:
per bottle Mads and sold only by
. A. W. R¢ddin, Ph., B.
The Square Diusaist, Sunnyside.
9d3i
Boston Dai-by $10) hats just re
at Weeks dc Co., in all sizes from
. Youzet the very la~est in hats
ou buy a Boston Derby.Weare Bois
for Charlottetown.-Weeks dt
71 tf
Saturday, the gih inst., will be
the last day for discounts on elect-
fic light bills for December light-
7d 3i .
Ladies, Jackets just came to
us at hall' price you mu have them
the same way. Thev are all new
i
cy, 54 length. M length.
a
and full length at K price.-
Prowse Bros. . 7d 3i
Fishjust raesived atthe liek lurkot
l‘reshSamoa, Halibut, Oodlsh, White
Too
l
ks,D0rs Fish, Pleas Radiol.
Kippered llenlsz,-Blasters Ns 1. lack
efel, Dried and Smoked Salmon, Ghoies
Oodlsh Dinh! Herring, &.ltB
, ar
Casual Salmon, Kaekerv-i, (Hans.
keine, ste.-J. H. lyrick k Go. 8 d il
FISH MARKET.
of frat lst, salmon, aallbv. eos-
Ws have just received anotha' inns
n-h,haddosk. and a dsssa ethervsrisetsa.
wll
sell tsiqy at sspeslaisrias to
saheveeyhsly-J.B.lrnwat0o.
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Date, iotli August, i8
Yearly Premium
‘ Total P-eminms _ _ .
Date of Deaih, ugh October, vga;
Chin Pai4 3oth Ociober, its;
Bum Auureu - . _ _
Additions - - - . .
Total - - - - .
E. R. Brow,
Charlottrtow n,
Special Agent
` A!"°\l“\ 01 Cllllll. °°¢r sot per rent of total pn minms.
i Dividrnde alone o- er in; r cent. 1.1 total pierni-run.
Return over cost 3' ‘$5 as aides 29 yelra' in. u i ance.
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AN INVESTMENT THAT PAID
Plan, Life- xo Psymentgba
Policy No I5 605 Life of Lewis Cam Ii
3°
' $5500
i CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
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‘ $4-55|-I5
W- K- Rogers.
Charlottetown
Manager P. E. Island Brduoii,
Repair Work.
Having secured the ser-
vices of a first-class cabinet
maker, I am prepared to do
'all kinds of furniture repair
Gharies F- Davison,
Prince St- opp. Baptist Church.
s.¢|wk.
 
in me tifcinns
Of the City of Charlottetown.
At the request of many citimns
Ihavedecidedtooifet as a can-
; didste for the-llayoralty.
i I take this opportunity of sol-
iciting the vous of the citizen.
If elected I shall exert myself to
promote the interests of the City
‘ts the but of my ability.
, Yann respectfully,
| IRBUK- P. KELLY.
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