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' ,-"Au, '“" e FEBRUARY -26 igro
-- -msn-msfssvs _ ~'~ 'rt-ne cHAaLor~'riz'rowNGUAitD1AN :_ *"""_""_““° "   _ _ . '
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"1" ' Medicine
V Chest
It is advisable at an_Y
time and especially at this
I _ . .
_____,_____ _ gi .- gi ._ -I __ __.=_a H;
:phrase which is being commented up
cn as significant. The passage oc
Proposal will be laid before y
_season when had weather
is apt to prevail, to have
on hand a complete line of
simple remedies for energ-
encies. \\'hv not let us fit
you up with :in assortmeiit
of these goods, including
sa
vs/
»
,Cough Cold and Head-
ache Remedies, a Lini-
-nient, a Lotion and ri
Salve. ti bottle of Camp-
lior, Arnica, cr \\`itch
Hazel etc.
All these things are apt to
be needed from time to time
and when needed should be
on hand.
\\'e will guarantee the
quality of any thing we
furnish and the price is
sure to be as low :is can be
 eson,
DRUGGIST
l
"The March No. of the “Ladies
Home Journal" is now on sale at
Carter's Bookstore. This is an ex-
cellent .\'u.mber, one of the best yet
published. The front cover is illus-
trated with a Harrison Fisher pic-
ture, and is a very pretty one. Price
1:'»c per copy-if by mail add Ge for
postage. _ 2-Zlidlw.
'Iniperiul Parliament the other day
tht-re was incorporated an unusual toguarantees from the King as to
ing the election campaign in regard
- the exercise of the royal prerogative
- in appointing new peers, if necessary
eurs in viiiit part of the speech which to secure the passage of urgent Gov-
|rcfers to the House of Lords, which ernment measures through the House
‘reads in part gs follows:
 ' c ~' ' 'ou
of Lnrds. In reply to Mr. Balfour in
the House of Commons and touching
'ri-in ci-tAizLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN e THHCAMDIANNAVY-
UESTION AB IT STANDS
` sfirtltnnv, FEBRUARY zo ight The ‘hun 6:7* Government..
‘ F 1 A PREMIER ASQUITH AND 'rl-in KLIEG S PRERQGATIVES. dim navy is draamg somewhw _ ~ _ _
A  .  1 _I ` I ' I measure f<ir°the creation of a Cana- < | A
- ~ _  l inthe Kings Speech opening the buted to him as puhlieiy uttered dur- “ ’ - ° ~
‘aarily along at Ottavia The meo-
sure does not command the hearty
supportbf all the ministerial party.
The illness of Hon. Mr. Brodeur, fol~
lowed by the inttisposition of Sir
\\'ilfrid Laurier has tended to delay
in pressing the measure forward. Mr.
l3ordon'a amendment to submit the
I ‘ ' _
lthc rel,-itious 'between the Houses of “I have said that we must have me Bring” Admiral'-Y me Pri” 0'
!Pnrlianitnt so ns to secure the undi- legislative safeguards, but some ot W0 D\`°&4D0\\§\\¢S. does not quite . ' t M h
|\'i~ictl authority of the House of my friends say that 1 talked about Satisfy his own Party. U0t&blY the »  S - 
§l't~n~.nit»ns over nuance and its pre guarantees of the exercise of the Quebec section of it, and Mr. Monk-'s
-in-.u
'12'
ugard to prop‘t~sc'd legislation, th
i icuii." 'l
,-.u.t.l to erupliusize in itadiiur, a
.:_.-._,.. .-,_
5-5':-tr;
<_' lu:i1.~it‘li` troni the \'ici\'.s express
l-il.;iii of thc Governnieiit.
lltiiiiiiniice in legislation. These mea-
siires. in the opinion oi my advisers,
hniiill p;'.l\'itle that this House
oulil lic so constituted and emPo\v- guarantees. It is the duty of a re-
ed as to exercise imrarrially. in spnnsibie-Minister, so tai- as possible
.‘\_uicti»»ii.- of iiiitiationi of revision,
.uu<l_ .--.fi-.ject to proper safeguards, of nugsido the dcuiniii of party pon.
The \\'oril_<, "in the opiriivn of my
»~l\';_~ci‘-1" wliirh it is snid the Kin
- » - ` ‘ - ` rc
roy-al prerogative. If I had said such
a thing I would not now 'ne stand-
ing at this box. I received no such
e,_t0 ke.p» the name of the Sovereign
and the prerogative of the Crown
tics.”
This matter thus disposed of, the
E Premier proceeded to state what he
ivoiiltl propose with regard to limit-
-'llii.l\"l`l£ ul Cilllllllflll- The C‘KPI`¢S' in; thc so-called vcin pt-wer of the,
i is said to bc acccptcd as having
ii inserted in the speech by the
et
House of Lords and how he ivoiild go_
about it. Ho would proceed by re-
ii; with the object of di:i8S>0Ciat- Solutions which would be laid before
l thc House within a few days,-` would
ll _.c disfiissctl hefnrc Easlur and would
,tliis suruiise i.~. -correct the incident is be pngsed at this session, Thus far
l.,urt'e remarkable in its way. It has
hu spoke with apparent confidence.
,hetn unusual liitbcrto for the Sovere- He added thnt the Government; had
Hsu to imiili' in any wal' that he in this matter oniy two objects in
,was not in the fullest accord i\'ith|._-ie“.__..to pnss the budget and to
his zid\'isc':s. The words above quot-
_ctl certainly indicate some reserve in
;that regard.
Thcn.on .\lr_ .»\s.|uitli's part we have
n distinct disavowal of words attri-
Tll Chilli A COLD IN ONE DAY.
` Take l.AI\`i\'l`l\`1~1 Bli(l)‘lO_ Qiiinint
'l`nl»lct.-=. Druggists refund money il
it iziils to cure. E. W. GRO\`E'S
signature is on each boi. 250-
. ’ I
t- __L --_ :_
Manufacturers Surplus
,  _  .flff-.';;i;
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ity  
'J .»'f;i11f-f"I<i.'Li°i`__‘=~" ' 1' : -
V  urer found himself
'N XM,” ,_-'I witli ti big siii‘p`us
V V I  1 stock on hand; we
V1_'_n__g_|_  i _ 'l *_ secured a portion of
J  Ijl%__&___ __ji   it and the llowiiig
  very great bargains
   are the result --- in
*_*
- smut -7
A large inzinufact-
lt
put an end, at the earliest possible
momnntl, by thc wisest and u~o.~‘t adc-
quate method no the constitutional
condition giving to nomrepresenta-
tive and -irresponsible authority the
,power to thwart thc purposes and
lmiihilate the handiwork of the chosen
'exponents of the peoplc's will."
From the outset it had seemcd iii-
conceivablfi tlo muny that the First
Minister should ask of the King a
guarantee as to what lie would do
under certain hypothetical conditions
mid still ~m0~.-e so that the King
would give such guarantee. Mr.
Ast,ui'ch has set that matter at rest
hy his disclaimer. I-le will proceed
hy resoliitionm But the House of
Commons cannot bind thu House of
Lords by passing a resolution any
more than the Lords can in like
fashion bind the (`ommons. Any
change in tlic constitution of the
aristocratic Chamhorfor any propo-
A
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which YOU nifty
- " ""’~»f->~-=-~'-ef-:§=f:€:f.'§   Shape. -
_qs
. - --r._ ..»»~,.,-_:__
:Fe
fuctiori otherwise,
your inoncy 'back.
,Q4 We will prepay
2. freight on orders for
tivo or more.
`~.._L/ r, _ -
 ’;_,‘  lf you cai1’t coiiie
_ §    `\`é -1; order by inziil and
__ -S-;'_, ,_ V `  ‘.' we Quzircuitec satis-
4l i ' \`7i
§{` f
\ 'f
3 Great Bargains in
flak Rockers
No. i7S54-l-laiitlsoiiic Cobbler sent, all solid oak
parlor rocker, stroiit-ly niatlc, back nicely czirvcd and
siipported by 7 roiitrs and cross pit-cc. heavy turned
legs and spindles. Note t
oak. Regular \;1l.ie $2.25,
hut this rocker is ull solid
while they last. ._ _ . . .$l 85
_ Nu. l~\7__<_§ - .\ very attractive :ind st_\'li.\‘li :ill
solid ook iot~l».t-1', colllilci' scat, h;iudsoii:c‘~y tuirvcd
li;tcl~;,7i'or.gs, ,li<_.i‘.'y turncsl spindles etc. Rc,cul:ir
value $2.75, while they last. _ . _ . . _ . . . . . ... . _ $2.10
.\`o. 2o159z-- A very
stylish quartered solid oult
rocker, cobbici' sezit, buck orriatuentcd with heavy
carved scroll, 6 rongs and cross piece support back.
~Can also s.ir»ply this chair in highly tollshcd birch
tlithoguny. Regular iuliic $3._35,\i'liilc they last..$l.25
2 Great Bargains
in Rattan Rockers
No. 2565002--A very zittrzictive Rattan Parlor
rocker, made of best (ierrnan reed, very strong and
_- durable, back ornaniented
_ ousrattati facing around
Rcgiilur value $3 75, ivhil
` No. 300428!--An extra 'flue Rattan rocker large
and roomy, high back and very comfortable. At $4.00
this chair represents splendid value. Has continuous
rattan facing around back
' while theylast 
Keep in mind our special offer in »
Furniture coverings of every des-
cription. Coverings purchased be-
t?fgen_thisHd_ztte and Mar. it
subject .......... ,
with fziucv braid, continu-
bzick :md down front legs.
e they last _ . . . . . .. .$2.75
and down front, 4.00 value _
20 p. c. oft C
'ith next l _ _
‘ first receive the consent of both
Houses before it can take effect.
I At this writing we have. not seen
sed limitation of its powers must
sub-amendment, to submit the qfues-
tion to the people and in the mean-
time do nothing but assert our loy-
nltly to the King and tho old flag,
cannot command any considerable
following. Whereiipori the wise edi-
tor of the Montreal Star, disap1
proving of all three plans so far sugb
zested, presents one of his own.
Here is the Star`s plan 2
“L`et us authorize Great Britain to
build at once a ccrtain number of
ships, t-Tamida' ms-siiining imc payment
of tho interest on the cost of their
construction. Let the ships he pe-
cognizcd as 'uelongilig to Canada;
‘etl them he named after (`-atumlian
provinces and Canadian cities, and
let them he manned and ollivered, as
far as possible, by the men wliorn we
recruit and send over to lie trained
in the ways and knowledge of the
British nzivy.
"Let us arrange that, on two
years’ notice, should Great Britain
.lesire time ‘to replace chem, we may
recall any or all of our ships to
Canadian waters, and put them under"
the control of our Naval Depart-
nicnt, with their Canadian ofiicers
and crews conipctciit to handle"them,-
ns the traditions of the British navy
rniiiire that ivarsliips shall be hund-
led."
The Star proceeds to argue, that
by authorising the British Admiralty
to expend $25,000,000 't0 $27,000,000,
in worships for us, a Cantrdian navy
would 'ne in existence in three years
time, that is in 1913, the year of
coming danger from Germany; that
this would mean the addition of twn
complete “fleet units" to thu fight-
ing forces of the Empire, and would
. cost Canada. only $750,000 a year,-
the interest at 22 per cent on thc
capital expnntlitiire,
This is all beautifully simple, and
irould, no doubt takeprtcctlence in
the opinions of most (7anatlians',‘at
feast to Mr. Montes <10-nothing vlan.
-the text of the proposed resolutions. ,Bull ll- is “ell-hcl' The Star' “Or Mr'
l
lwhatever their terms may be, they
Monk, noi' Mr. Bord-cn who has thc
will pq iguhjpcu-,1 to vu-y ca;-phil mutter iii hand. The Government
sfriitiny hy the strong Opposition A
party in the ffominons, and are lit- l0l`ltl’ ‘\'1ll~CB~Yl`Y Out NLS OWU P1311
tlc likely to be accepted in the Lords
ioitliuiit' nuiientlii ent. Mr. Asiiiitli
muy then invoke the exercise of the
royal prerog-ativc in thc alll)-ointment
of new peers, but' this seems impro-
ibalile. It is more likely that an-
other appeal to the people will have
to be niatle at an early day, al-
though newly elected members of
whatqver party are always reluctant
Ito be sent lmck to the polls.
"{ See our new line of Bulk X
and package Chocolates “The
Best Drug Store" The Mac-
Kinnon Drug Co.
____;./,__ ,,_>_ ,_
N
"}l|'n|i<liicw stock incrccri'/,cd sul,-
teen in black, crcann, olfl |:0l<i,hrowii,
rzreen, nnvy and other standard sha-
dcs, suited for linings, iinderakirts
&c., bougtli when the cotton mm-ke;
was at its lowest. We are selling
them at the old price. l"aton's.
i 2-25dtf.
_Fisherman
l
l Boots
“.Fish
C5
_   H110
Knee
glines in Goff Bros
elebrated Fish boots.
n n
i Be sure and get al
pairfor _this season-
and be happy
eer Qt eeks  
 1'.-‘_ -, ‘,»  ___.
with n large :uid comfortable nia-
in its own way.
'lhe St; John Standard hints that
the proprietors of The 'I`€l@2N\llll
may shortly nc-liiirc control of The
Sun and The Star, and that an
amalgamation may take place. There
'have been. many rumors as to such
changes for 3 good while past, but
'so far nothing seems to have h0eIl
etlectr.'1,cven if any effort was iiudc
in that direction. _V
“The tiniest samples are getting
us business every tiny by niail.-"lf
it was possible to attach the tiniest
little sample of Pnton's new French
diagonal dress goods to this little
reader so that the first 200 ladies
could look at it and feel the uiinlity
,we are of opinion that there would-
_ |i‘t, be -n yard left iii the dress goods
counter within 24 hours from thc
time they sec it.. It is 44 inches
wide comes in 13 different colnrs,only
a few dress length of each. It 'is
the most ‘popular cloth of this sca-
son both of Paris and New York and
there will qc nothing bcwer worth
$1.29 for 80 cents. Full dress length
for $4.80. Carriage paid to any ata-
lion on thc Isla|id.»-Jus Paton & (`-o.
' 2-25iltf
"Perhaps it was the new French
Ti'caty»~As it is, fortune favored us
securing forty-eight pieces of French
Diagonal Dress Goods. Fashions lat-
est, as n genuine snap. We intend to
let the public in on this deal as we
wish to feature our Dress Goods De-
partment even more strongly this
season anti this we promise yon, will
he the eye-opener of the Dress Goods
trade for 1010. 1680 yards in four-
teen correct colorings. $1.20 gqods
for 80 cents a yard. Come today or
<_lon’t blame us it the color you want
is sold out..-Jas Paton `& Co.
_ 2-25dtf.
' Yor k.
JAS.
oricr;
_ _ _ question of cmatin la n v to the 1 0 0 A - i b
with all convenient speed to define this nxa'tter`the Premier said" PC0919- “Pd in the i"'3n“am£ t° on" S’   0- e
Ladies purchasing Suitings from us can have
them made up on the premises by an Expert Lady
Tailor who has had over 15 years experience in New
PATON & Co.
almost half a million dollars, of
which $186,102 was for permanent
bridges and was charged to capital.
These are pretty big figures both in
ordinary and capital outlay.
Tim Young Egyptian PHFUY “V0
threatening to tight for sclf-goverlb
mcnt, as they cull it. lt was written
long agc that Egypt should bc “a
base kingdom,” and the term of its
subjection seems not yet to be ful-
filled. The Young Egyptians will
hn,\'e to wait ;i while iiutil they arc
better fitted to rule than they yet
ure.
Hon. George E. Foster brought
Editor McDonald and the Toronto
Globe into court, the former for
slander and the latter for libel. Tho
alleged slander was certain words
spoken by McDonald on the public
ulablorm during the election against
.\lr. Foster. On this clinrgu the
judge found there was no case to be
submitted to thc jury. The libel suit
against The Globe is still going on,
and the Toronto papers are, giving
full reports of it. The outcome will
be awaited with interest, thc end rf
the trial being now near.
The proposal _to add it nurses"
home to the Prince Ed-
ward , Hospital by fitt-
ing up the Brecken Home for that
purpose and so largely increasing
the room for patients in the Hospi-
tal is one that cirumcnds itself. The
cost will be considerable but with
the zealous assistance of the Ladies'
Aid and their promised Flag Day;
the money will doubtless be forth-
coming. A F‘lag Day would be n
matter of interest at any time in
our loyal community and will he
doubly popular when linked with so
good a cause.
Why pay 3 cts per pair for men‘s
lioavy|ft0 Inch bootlac-es-when
our prloo to-day Is just ton Gents
per dozen Moore Q McLeod
' 2-=6dll
A great many people have been
asking for "KL OS'T`ERSlLK" ln
white and colours lately. lt ls
here now-2 skeins for 50. We
have Perl Lusta at. the same price
vlooro Q McLeod' '1-sod li
You know those balls of four
strand einhroidory tlirearl the
sort that the mall order anti
other stores sell for |20. We
have them hero~and our regular
prloo lsjust |00 ball. Mall orders
are promptly filled. Moore & Mc-
Leod. 2-26all
Another great lot of those
pretty open work barrettes. large
and very pretty--compare with
usual Z5 cont. values and note
that our price lsonly |90. Moore
is McLeod. ¢.26dq|
Saturday we are closing out at
lot. of those popular "Bll|l_ken"
buck combs--regular 250 for |56.
Moore Bt McLeod. z-;6dll
_ ___ ._ I-\
These are the big .Tha BU5inCSS I 
of a Watch
_ is to tell the time.
_It-dosen't have to lcok
nice to be useful. It mu_st
tell the truth though and
_ tnnfor years witliout any
very noticeable varia-
fioti. _ _ -
\Ve lia.ve.here watches which
we guarantee for twenty-five
years at very reasonable prices.
t _
_ Arrived
a fresh assortment of ‘
White's
llelamar- _
Chocolates
The New Brunswick (onimissioner
of Public Works expended last year
The Largest Canadian Business
For Three Successive Years
that has been the record of _ Fl _ '
_The Great-West Life Assurance Co.
In |909 the -new business ahioiinted to $9,564,269,|the
largest paid for Canadian business ever secured in a year by
any Company. ' " ` `
- Some reasons for this growing popularity.-' '
Ist.---Low operating expenses. -
ziid.---l"avorziblc Mortality rate. '
3rd.---Highest interest earnings (over 7 p. c)
4th ---Lowest premium rates-.
5tli.---Profits paid to Policy-holders unsurpassed by any
Company 'in America, notwitlistanding otir low premium
rates. ‘ ’ `
To obtain Great-West dividends, you niust hold a Great-
\\'est policy. _ _
Head Office - - - - Winnipeg. Manitoba
Branch Office - - - - Charlottetown
llyndman & Company, Limited
' hlanagcrs, P. E. I.
S. M. Hicks' Agent at Siiuimerside
dmstf ” ‘
em ._ __-_ _  _.___ _ _____ ___________,
` 1
e Canada Lite Policy-holders
who hold policies taken c-iit previous to the year
1900 and with profits tit each quilt--quennial period
can obtain their i9io certificates by calling at the
Charlottetown Office.
Profits are_from Ji) p. c. to 4_0 p. c, Greater
thau at the previous qtiin---queunial division in 1905.
Out of town policy--holders will receive their certifi-
cates by mail in a few days
Amt' G.Burrows, _ W. K. Rogera, _
Agent, Summersidc Manager, P. E. |.Br\nch,
Lewis II. Beer, Field Manager.
dmwfrwtf
Have You Made a "Business
Bullts Eye” hy Advertising?  
Merchant-s who can hit the mark with their
' .F45 3lW°Yf* "bag llle game" but the good advertis-
ing uiarxsuien are not numerous. _Proper and pro-
fitable advertising include numerous details, every
one ri study in itself. To derive full value from
your advertising space and printed matter you must
know how to present the selling points of the goods
advertised, how to write _the ads to give the full ln-
formatiou'clear_and concisely, how_ to create ln the .
readers mind the desire for the article, and withal,
have the same set in type that harmonize with the 1
goods advertised, to have the whole presented forci-
bly and attractively.
_ I have made a study of every detail of advertis-
ing, and in addition, haves thorough grasp on the
u“d°f1VlUZ Principles of attractive advertising-sty-
_ pogrgplglcal display. _
- 1, _ \ ny one merchant in each town in an parti-
, cularlme will receive my service. For paiytioulgrg
Phone
_ Office x23
» Residence 356-L.
Advertisin 
D’  Specialist 
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