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PAGE TEN -mr miie-i ms 'rsii'cHARLo°1“rsrowN GUARDIAN  me-i or m.---1 1 APRIL 29 mn' »
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
"'"_""`“`V “"`"‘ '5f1"ir'iio}\ii,ff17iz_ii__§§, -go.
NEGHO iMl\lIGllA'I‘ ION T() CANADA.
The negro population of Canada is
not large-recently stated to be only
about 17,000. But cii'cunistaiices
have recently arisen which give rise
.o.tlie belief that ii Large influx of
uegroes from the i'nited States may
.ike place if not checked, the most
part of them going to the Northwest
iii-iwiiices. Strong objection has
been raised at various points in the
_~rnii'ie country to the coming of peo-
_ile of the ii1=i:ru race in' large num-
lu-rs into <‘.in:id1i. Sonic of them pre
though apparently a good deal of
pressure is being brought to bear up-
on the Government of Canada to ex`-
clude the negroes, the matter is one
of some difficulty and delicacy, owing
to their American citizenship. It is
claimed, however, that existing Can-
adian laws give the necessary powers
to the Government to meet the case.
The Canadian Immigration Act, Sec-
tion 38 is thought to embody this
power and also to justify its exer-
cise.
1n.liired to come by the prospect of] Section 38 provides that` the
rw lioniesteads of valuable land, or:Governor-in-Council may, by procla-
:ecaiisc they are su‘ijected tocertainimation or order, whenever he deems
it-.-tr1ctioi1s, social and rivil in tlie'it necessary or expedient, “prohibit
lnited States. for a stated period, or permanently,
'lin-so iwople ure, however, citizens the landing in Canada, or _the land-
oi' the l`niied States, and as such
ing at any specified port in Canada,
uoiild seem to he entitled to enter'of immigrants belonging to'any race
i filiuniii :ind settle down as otiicrideemed unsuited to the climate or re-
ptople do, if po>‘se.<seil of the quail- qiiireinents of Uaiiada, or of immi-
iirntioiis of soiiiid health and a cer-igrants of any specified class, occupa-
tniii amount of money or property in 'tion or character." Our northern cli-
iheir po-isession, as is required of all i mate and cold winters ure undoubted-
iniiiiigrunts coming to this couutry.1ly unsuited to the negro race, whose
.it present Cniinda does not di_scrim-ioriginal home was in tropical Africa,
iiiaite against iiiiy race except ti1e:und in any case it is not probable
Vliiiiese who are reiiiiired to pay a ,that any very large numbers of peo-
}'i,i1x"inieef._~o;1fi/v-.L 1 2' 'i
ciiii- if _von ~»- :i1:1it i1ii'l\~_ _
l‘riCc 2% i' 1i'~ l.ii'_~;c i-11111;. ' l
J.G.Jam1._.-sn 
Dwggisi.
iiom-'y head tax, Japanese laborerS`ple of African blood \vi1l_ever seek to
not piissl-seed of $200 each are also
_,vi-t out by ii tocit agreement under
..liii:`n Japan iiiidertalii-is to prevent
the t-iiiigiuitioii of this riiiss of her
become permanent citizens of the Do~
minion. The rigor of the Canadian
winters hun _thus saved Canada from
having a negro problem to deal with
.~i1i1n-L-Ls to 1‘;inuda_ ,inthe past and is likely to have the
lt v.-ill he seen from this that nl- same effect in the future.
'iiiiitiiiii
to rcplciiisli _voiir Silver
Table-\\'nrC_ :is \\'»: :tic
giving ii <lis;oi1i1i1»i 5
per cent <1il<»<l1l 1»; do/
lots in l<iii\'e=,l<1i'l<< :ii-il
spoons
Tile-e :ire _'fl §.'~\"=i
patterns .ind r:-iiii‘le _
H. "llriylnr 5
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gi ods.
G.
'_, l`lio,\e1i\~.-.w <;-loif1.~. \aii1_~;i-1r1.11liri
ren have jiisi. r.-1" o iii .iiifi fi-e
ready for you i.>1i..v \\'e are rirvi 1
Showing a liiil iaiii-io wi .ill ~li»1|1i>.\
in chlldreiiis toms. 111 1.1-1 lvorlir-1
as well as if-.-i 1111.1 n-~v_. iloili /\ll
S\ZBS fr0rY\ 513-'lin G i.'2. i"rlCe
run from 12511 t<. 55| (ill i- i'11\l----ie
6: McLeod »i I-'4<l
do well io seciiie one linlf cof-
en Of liitoiis ng » _;{'1iii>‘
rons for house cleriiiiiig -»
Pzitoiis .fi~25<l!frii
House ninirls zinfl \i~.i'.~<~:; will
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CQLGNIAL
STOCK CO.
4Nlf1`llTS4
and 1 matinee
Sal Matllly Sweetheart
Sat. Esmeralda
l` R I C S
25, 55, 50 cts.
4-26d4i. '
rt Shoes
If there is one thing more
than another that has made
1
'l`lir- serioiis droiight which prevail-
vii in the .\`ortliwest lust year not
"|i1iUL htiiiti (r‘eMiizedi li\\`ite\cte'n§'¢imii;§;I1'Nlarch 13 135 000 bushels or 29 per
'-.nn i rn us nm . 1 is i s e ~ , ,
.it llttawzi gives the following reas-i\`9l'lt- The mewilalltflllle Yield WHS
.~'ur1in; stnteineiits; E4l,505,000 bushels or 91.93 per cent.
out oi ii yicili of i4i1,<_1i1i1,ei10in1sh- The barley crop ol 1909 wiis 55.398!-
els niicnt harvested lust year 141,-limo biiSi1€lB Hll<l Y-lil* ll\\£\l”ltiliY 011 lilmfi
0rttl_0il0 Iiusiirls or 04 per cent. \vere`i1t U10 emi Ol Mdfcli limi year' ‘V35
f »
iiierchr.ntablc_ :ind nt the end o
.‘.'l1ircli 33i_l1»i2,000 busliels or 22 per
cent. of the ii hole were yet in iarni-
eis’ hands. 'l`hc quantity held by
iiiriiicrs in the Maritime l‘rov_incesut
was li0,ll84,00i1 bushels or 18.28 per
cent of the total crop of 166,744,000
iinzintity in hand nt the end of
.\i:irrh was l27,587,0l)0 bushels or
ilft--l-l per cent. ln thc Maritime Pro-
i'i1';c;_1 there was iii ht-.nd at that date
0,1-1»"1,U1.10 bushels, in Quebec 17,447,-
lmn l1u;.hcls, in Ontario 50,742_0l)0
bii.-:lit-ls, :ind in -the Nnrtiiweist Pro-
vinces evi_~lii.<i\'c of British Columbia
:`1;’_~ll:i_i141o l1ii:=liels. In the preceding
yr-ui' the quantity in hand out of a
~ MNWNI ~`,f\"_\“-.7\Ti'1  .`5i'2'{i1i7.~1“`iiXi7`i`i""¥iii£`§s11" `fii?r”'ii9`§ififf"`i`" `  ' ` ' ` i
1~ll,499,\l00 bushels or 40.03 per cent;
and there wus a total of 321,190,000
wily greatly diniinislird the yield ol_bushels or 90.86 per cent. of merch-
gruin, but it wus feared had render-i8llt£1lJl€ Outs.
ed an uniisiiiii percentage of it un-I The bliflei' Yield Of 1910 WHS 45.'
iiiewliaiirnlile. Happily this fear has i1‘i7.000 bllSh8lS, Bllll Of thi!! Cllllllliitb'
there was in hand at the end of
16,5170(10 bushels or 29.81 per cent.
lhe merchantalile quantity of that
crop was 51,499,000 -bushels or 92.87
per cent. (‘)nt.ario's crop last year
was 20,727,000 bushels, and that of
init: lilac ii-lie. »ilzii,1111li bushels, in the three Nf>rth\'»'eSt l’r<>vlnces 21.-
Qxiclicc -177,000 bushels, in 0nLario_
l»_i1113,i1o|1 l~iisli@lS_ nnn in ;\|nn1t0ha__ Closely related in its bearing upon
riiuili;-_tr:li\'\\‘ziii find _-\l`iierta 27,095,000*-he ‘velmre Of i*ii`lllilil§ in i'Hl\2i<`lB. £0
|,1i_`~n¢-ig-1 _\; me g-nnn. .inte Inst yearltlie report on the last year’s grain
the iinnntity in hand in all ('ana<ia'°"Ul‘ is an Hfliied Dlwligflillll Oll UH!
377,000 bushels.
general condition of farin live stock
as compared with the previous year,
lnisiirls, of which 15<_i_;;5g_l,00 bushels showing that it has come through
or 95,147 pm- ceng wnn nf merchant, the winter in all the Provinces in
iii.)-_‘_ nn_.ii1y_ good condition. The following is the
i (lam, which last _veiir gave 'a yield rel""`t in that i`egHi`l-li
of 2Ll.~ll9,U00 lnishcls, was merchant- The Pei' Cent. condition of live
lime to the nxL£.n¢_ nf 30]_773_00n stock on the farms ranges close to
liusbcls or 93.29 per cent., and theme “"1"” iiflllfes fOr both years, but
is a little higher for :ill classes this
Year. For the respective years 1911
and 1910 horses are 05.37 to 93.98,
milcli cows 93.29 to 91.42, other
cattle 90.87 to 89.30, sheep 93.77 to
92.43, and swine 94.36 to 92.77.
Tllese proportions are closely main-
tained throughout all the Provinces;
they denote the condition of live
stock as regards a healthy and thrif-
liurvest of Ii5Ii_4f}fi_l)()0 lingheln Wm ty stute
'fl-lid l>l’l\l<I <1f<‘ <‘<1t\`.\I,»\Iliil-l'l“
the liulie of Uoiinniigiit will come to
not iiwaiit the return of the King and
Queen from the liiiliiin Durbar, as
was iiridwstooil 41 while ago would
be the case. What ivns expected was
that the Duke would be appointed
lvegeiit, :luring the ;\|._t-¢.|n;c nf Their
the law officers' of the Crown have
decided that the King’s absence will
not lie of sufficient length to require
the :ippointiiient of ii ltegent,
'I`he announced coming of the Duke
of <'onnaught to assume his vice-
regui duties at Ottawa has revived
interest in political and social circles
in that prospective event. His higher
rank than any of his predecessors at
the head of the Dominion, and espe-
cially his membership in the Royal
l<`ainily and his close relation to the
world to the Dominion itself. His
_ _
Shoes, it is their Spleiirlid
Custom Style. Expert viork-
manship :incl the very finest
materials enter into the mak-
________ ' _bone and sinew of this country, the
r~ w ~ i
llie l-.iiglisli papers announce that_p"l>lllar masses, are really at henrt
entirely democratic.
Viiiiiiiin before many months and willi we do “Ut think that fills fllllt Will
occasion any inconvenience to our
future fiovcrnor General, or lend to
any abatement of the cordial rela-
tions which have usually existed lie-
tween our appointed Governors from
over the sea and the people of (‘nn-
.\l=i_ic.~ities ini thi-ir tour to the Indianiadm He comes of u Ht°Ck.“`hich lla”
roro11ntion_ f\1.,w it is Stated that been revered and beloved in Canada
for generations past. and has been
thoroughly trniiiedto the duties of u
high nflicinl position and will no
doubt as faithfully and discreetly
perform his functions under the Can-
adian constitution as any and all gf
his predecessors at Ottawa have
done.
The Duke will be greeted with loy-
al enthusiasni when he comes, but
not unmixed with some interested
curiosity’ as to whether or not a
court will he established at Rideau
King nnd the into King F_d“.m.d must|Hall, a little more formal and exclu-
give n cermin ndditinnnl prestige w.sive than has hitherto existed there.
the high office of Governor General ii is Only ill U10* Yellafd. on the so-
nnd in the eyes of the M-inwcmtic clal side, so to speak, that any un-
certainty or doubt exists ns to the
this store pOp__]a__ for Ladies, gram; wi1]_ howevel-_ find tnnt tneicomplete success of his ofllcial term
at (lttuwa. And in that regard he
ru LJUHE A COLD ilk UNE UA). will be well advised by his Privy
-_ tlouncil, made up as it is largely ol
‘Take IMYATIVE BROMO Qufnlne men who have sprung from the ranks
ing of _
Art Shoes
and- wc give them year round 1
preference because of their un-
usual quality and value. If
you believe correct footwear is
worth while, you can‘t help
but beinteresled in the new
Styles we have ready. They
have all the snap and supiirb
Bnish of the latest Custom
Shoes.
  off Bros
The Reiiabie Slice Ma...
_ Lay BySome Money 1
| For the Future. Young Mall I
vested, ls thebest protection you could se curator those dep_s_nd
ent upon you, costs very little but brings great returns. lhe
very net hat you are wldemwnks enough and physically lit to
have your life neared will lllt you in the estlmn lon ol busfneu
man. The payments sr? vel! easy and oi\n be suited to your
I dlvld l U ll t s d see what the Cannon lille
The Onnada Life Assurance ls I help to only young man. It
ll the best possible investment. return ng do ters for cents in
W K- R09” i». £f`ii"é‘$.'...i.
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Suit Values
Thai Command Attention.
This season we are sliowing the lir
and best :took in-oiir Hist-»ry and that
CER'l.`All\ll.\' SAYING SC).\£ll7.'l`Hll\.‘t.f_
Suits tliit will demand attention are madeby
the people wlioknow how to make only good
clothing. .\'l‘:W COLQRING, NE\V_ l’A_ l`-
TERNS, CLOSELY Pl{lCl‘1l)_ l{l‘.M_lz.\d-
BER-V.-\LUEiS the true test of Cl'll:.»\ P»
NESS. \Ve can prove it. Suits from $5.00 up.
,‘{»§i_@o to 1132 2.oo_ _goo suits .to1<:iioo.<c lrfiill.
Give us a call.
P A "i` G
a egg
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i Dominion
Organs are
Canadcfs
LBest ___|
Doniinion organs
have long ht-ld
first place in pops.
lar favor. For time
merit and ,tal
worth they are the
‘nest that L`nn;1d;l
can produce. Doin-
l inion organs lizive
` wonoversixtyfinst
prizes in National
and Iutcrnatioiizil
exliibitions. ’l` 11;;
Dominion reed or-
gans are the near-
est approach to lhe
best pipe organs the
world has ever bond.
l)oniii1ion organs
have no false stops,
the notes are round,
liill, sweet and liar-
iiioiiioiia; flic case, 11
piciiire ot`l1eiiiity,:1i1<l
cliasti: rcfiuenient, is
finisiied in expeiisive
band :ind inncliinc
I
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Last evening word czime from (lt-
tawa and spread about to\\'n to the
efiect that H. J. i’iiliner, K. (‘_, had
been agreed upon by the Government
for appointment to the vacant Sup'
reme Court Judgeship. Enquiry by
telephone at Mr. l‘nliner's residence
nt n late hour brought the reply
that he had not heard of it, but the
report is credited among persons us-
ually wcll informed although sonic-
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5 ’ are 1    
"'ia'- - _"air"-§`7ii   '
what in _the nature of n surprise.  __,- __._" L
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work, niiil is liiind
riil1` eil and polislic-<i.
’l`he paver, roiiiine,
variety and brillinncy
of lone is won<_iei'fni.
Sei' mir f vliibil of l)cii1-
iiiioiiorgaiisilel niirprircs
A E.T§ZbS
177 Queen St.
The number of tire alarms \:<ii1in _ _ _ _
the city and in vm-ioiis parts ci this .\lnny :i road that sigiials "safe" riislies to disaster just around ii curve
and other I‘ro\'inces lately, calls for _.\m| mu man with n l_n,'_iL~__- for ' '
a warning note. .»\ few warm clear _ _
days has dried thc _leaves and the nc-l     
ciimulated litter, in the ;»i-shes i-_mil »
Hb0llt l10\\S0S -"mil bllfllil “lid in till-‘ioften brcnilies his Inst .sigh-“.\Iy loved ones’ future---l'l` IS SA l<`li".
combustible inateriiil a limited n :.tclij _ ' __ _ _ _ _ _
lii.<l\€Gd pipe. Clsill' or <'i':=\1‘=L:\'. Life and .-iccidcnt Policies on the iiinrlst-L.
thrown carelessly may spcelily slirrtl
fl..'L'.'if‘§. `I§l‘ifl If1li.§§I?§§.§li’Ti3I"`T. H yndman fs? Co., Ltd.. Charlottetow ~i
gh,-0..-n a“~ny_ or the ¢~)\f.-1.1,. of ..' ~ 'lake the road to our office and we ll fix you up. We h.i\et1e icsll
the careless biirning of riililiis-li, the _
‘I Cliarlottefowu. ‘
i Another lot of srnart new soft
front shirts. mainly ln stripe eff-
eotsjust opened <1 day or two imc.
lhesoat. Sl. l5. Sl_50.ard Sl 75.
Moore 8| McLeod 4-24dtf.
Women’s neck wear the new-
est and best 25c up ai Palons.
4-27dtf
_ Have you seen the style ,and
beauty of our new .spring suits
cinders from which ning' he blown by
the winds and catch in on ii lixpei ta d
pmce` Fire is ‘im\i"`i"'i"i"y `l ‘mid and get ingredients. lil. A. l"ostcr,
servant but a hard master, nnl too Ccnulal m.ugStn|.c_ b-._mnySme_
much care cannot he taken to yii.iril_ 4-27<iIli.
"When you use our (`nrpet Wash
you get the very best results. Call and d|-¢ss¢s_.__P3[0u5 4-2;-dtf
flair Ribbon ofall sllk Taffeta
_ ___ , _ , _ _ning to tho sight. scar nor to the yard. Stanley Bros 4-24`d6|.
_ . Rexall (.1liciry (ougli (ure is 1 Shopper as “_ is toda\,_ and it Wm ____
at Thi* M-1°ki""f"i Dil' V" 'File “QS-'so inucli ln fact. that the most of wonr just as long as the glove
Wear department ln the Ladies per pzilr. These oorne ln tilaok
New Spring Corsets. Large
shipment opened at Patons.
4 26dLfrH ilng of_money for those wh_o mako ,lottetowir-Moore St McLeod.
It troir shopping home 4 .l4dtf. 4.23q3i
the "mst °"““ti"" °"“gh ’"i“‘"`° Wcibe tonlghtanfi durlnii nevt week The famcuz l\‘»\YSFf< fl1i“‘cr
have eve" h"~"‘iie‘i~ we hi’-""`1 SUM "@*“"ilt ls an exhibition of the worlds tipped silk glwes are dn sale ln ~
ly '°“`° h““‘i"°‘i "°“ii`S i" 3 Simfif hes'-goods-The new qoods for our glove department. Tlils is S€t fit P£1l0US- 4-lifillfil
P°"i°‘i ““‘i “‘“`° "°i "”“"“ “ °U“"1sr>rIr19-Alonnevcry <'ou`nr.or .anti me finestfaiiricgiove that nioncy `
piaint, but many words of praise. 25cie\,e,-y f|..0,-thnre H mug" nn _nn ._ can Duy_ The _inger Ups Wm
, ' . H fi: 1' _ _ - MAN hosof rladles read todsl’~
“ii ““’§‘~ Ulf- UU l-'@0~ *\' KU bis- lt.musi.perforce escape notice on Short leiigtti gloves at 500 and The colour; are bl¢ic,k,ywnlte,
-- '~ifff~ laofisiiaivlsit. The now ready-to 750 and the long length at 1.00 navy, mi-lava, sky, cream. plnk.
, cans. cadet. greens. tll‘¢‘1l/5 ‘Vid
Parlors is one of the slqht.s of white, browns. groys. navy. The champagnes. Tlieso am hand-
Charlottetown. and Peitons store finest silk glove ln the world-- some. silk llko` hose. full fushlon-
Is an immense factor ln the sav- sold ln this store only for Char- ed. no seams either iritootorlell-
"  "' ' ' '”" _ _ _ _ " for ladies ‘I A satisfied customer
"Misses and ]tlnl0l'S Sulfsltold us last. week that slie had
nover seen anytliirui that could
equal them hero and zidded that
as shohad made comparison with
all the other places ln the olril'
where suits are s0ld?» she
it snfely' ---~- Four and one-half lnclies wide In thought sho vi/'as ln a position to'
'-*_*-“i” Patoris never vvns as interest. every wanted oolor at l5r, per glvean gplnlon on the mat.t.1r.-
PFOWSG BYUS Ltd. 4-25.if.f
Buy your new dining rcoin
Anoter splendid llne of FEN
sold 'onlyln this s1c1'li25\f~ Gllfi
`35'_i - -Moore It “ol ood 4 _58d3l
Great Closing 0utSa|e of
housunds of e 0; lars
So we begin al once and continue until everything is sold
argains for Ever
Trunks and Valises, Lace Curtains.
4-i 7rdlf
Dry Goods
We are going out ol Business-Everything must lic sold and will therefore go at
     
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_Dress Goods. Anderson Ginghams, Print (lotions. Flannellels. Sliirling Ginghams,
Muslins, Lawns, Sheelings, Pillow Cotlons, Table llamasks, Table Napkins, Towels alll
Tablets. liruggists refund money if and have gained _their present posi~    A A i i
it falls to cure. E. W. GROVBYS tions by ability, character and popu- 9 ~ e ¢
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-Row B ~1-»~~»~ 1~ on or 1m 1" fm- _ _ Men s Worsted Suiling, Factory Cloth and Pantings, Men s Work Shirts, Fancy l
Collars. Cuffs, Ties. Braces, Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear.
' Genuine losing ut Sale
For _ cash 0nly No Samples No Good 0n Approbalion
N  g.:_»_;:i:l_l:£n_:':c_i`\il~.-ths%Jan`:d2 [Yin lin the strongest company on     T           
C. ll. BLACK. Special Agent D I _ I
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