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.PAGE Two. ~ -.ni ...mr News ‘-~- 'rm-3 cHARr_o'1"1‘i:'rowN GUARDIAN -~-- rim or ln. ~'~ MARCH 17. 'ww' ‘ y
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_. THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
_ _ A ’ 'i'nl'iiso.-iv, .\iaRci~i ry, igia. l
Healthy Scalp
To have 3 growth of
lustrous hair i-‘S q\\il€ l
necessary to keep the 
scalpin health. \\`here '
there'S daudruff the
hair invariably loses
lustre, fa* s out and the
ultimate result is bald-
ness. A ver) simple
and agreeable ieniedy is
Jamieson’s
llandruii Cure
This is a preparatio" _
made from a (lernian
ietipe. It cleaiis the
scalp of diridiuff and
Leepf it clean and pro- l
inotes the health of the
hair. _
.l.G. Jamieson.
oizuooisr
The ;\Iecl:cal Hall
I 'l`aylor’s
Clock A Hospital
is the place to have your
clock repaired. It your
clock is not going proper-
lv or does not keep good
time let us fix it for you. I
I -All work' guaranteed-,-
We will send and get it " ~
Tl) UPHOLD THE P
i
\\'e beg to direct attention to the
letter of Watchman, which BPI-W8-YB lil
another column of this issue of The
tiuardian. We do so the more earli-
estly because in other sections of the
Province farther east than Bradal-
l_-ane and farther west than Emerald
like conditions prevail. It seenw B
great pity that with, the good law
\\-,- have t'I1ei'e should be, here and
riiert- a I-ons-ideraiiic illegal Sale vt
liquor. This is partly due to the,
weakness of temperance sentiment in
certain localities, and parttly to in-
aiiit-ient prosecutors, or such as are
not in sympathy \\'iCl\ Cllr law.
it is notorious that a careless. in
ilitlerent or hostile prosecutor-\\'€
mean one hostile to the law-posses-
ses the power to render the law Of
no effect within his jurisdiction. It
is easy for gi prosecut\or to lose ev-
ery case be takes to court. It is
hard enough with a clear case to get
a conviction, even if the prosecutlor
is capable and does his best. Where
the prosecutor is incapable, or not
in earnest., or worse still, where he is
only going through the form of pro-
secution occasionally to save appoar-
ances, and does not desire a convic»
tion, thare is an inevitable failure ol
justice. Worse still, the guilty liquor
seller is given an aor|-uittal covering
a three months period. I-le may thus,
ihy nndargoing a harmless form of
trial four times in tihe year, secure
immunity from punishment after
breahing the law, week day and Sun-
day for twelve months. _
These remarks are not intended to
lapply to the prosecutors in the dis-
itrict mentioned by Watchman.. As to
how they are performing their duty
lwe havq no recent information, but
we know that our remarks are true
as,applied to certain other sections
ROHIBITORY LAW.
the watch-dog is in league with the
wolves." Those temperance people
who find the prosecutors in their dis-
trict notoriously inefficient, or play-
ing into the enemy's hands, should
storm the Government with delega-
tions and protests trill the delinqu-
cnts are removed and replaced by
better men. Where, as is the case in
some part-s, the prosecutor is merely
inactive. the zeal and sympathy of
earnest temperance workers can do
much toward encouraging him to
greater activity. The office of pro-
sec\itor,is at! best an nnthankful one,
and is douii-ly so where the sympathy
of the temperance people is withheld,
ti? unexpressed. |
We think there has been in Some;
sections ofthe Province a lack of'
sympathy and support for the honesti
prosecutor. Pastors, individual tain-i
pei-ance men, churches, temperance di-
visions and lodges can aid powerfully
in promoting and supporting the en-
forcement of the law. Here in Char-
lottetown once the stronghold of the
liquor trade in the Province and byi
for the hardest spot in which to en-I
force the law, it has been anfurcnd in
prospects as they were nine years
vices of an earnest and .efficient pro-
secutor, hacked up ,hy a body of zeal-
ous and faithful men who have given
'of their time and money withtlit
stint to make this a sober city. I1'
is beyond question the soherest and
,must orderly city of its site in Can-
ada today.. What h-as been done i
l(‘harlottetown, under haid condi-
tions, should sti.-nnlatc our temper-
ance friends in the country districts
to renewed and persistent efiorts tu
‘secure a complete nnforcement of the
FJ
,of the I-‘roviiire.___ "There can _be no
hope for the Safety of the flock‘ where
‘law. If a strenuous eflort he made it
will have its reward. __ .
Phone 353-J.
I G.H. Taylor
Jeweler 8; Optlcian
This is Saint Pati'ick's Day in thc
iniirning. H day dear to the heart
uf every true Irishman, whether resi-
ing at home or abroad. For that
_matter the Irish men and women
lniiwlliving beyond their native Isle
' """ ”` ‘r "her-' ' - -rr land the living descendants of those
 11 who died abroad, would probably
' 9 make a number ten times that of the
White s Chocolates
in liiilk,'a"lso \Vhite's
Caramels, I\".~se.=,I"ruit
Drop ‘, _ Cough Drops,
Ilinelioiind, Pepper-
mints etc,
Clean Store
Plioile 6 L- Prompt
Delivery. .
H. M. SELLER
North Side of King'
Siuare
' Charlottetown I
*
COMING EVENTS. .
Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince
lidward, S.(>.l<l. Tuesday March 22.
is
Broailcloths are selling well at
I’aton's. Last weelk we stocked a
brand new Brondt-lotli in ten new
spring shades, the price is $1.20 a yd
many stores would ask $1.45 fur this
line, and think it cheap. Samples for
the asking. I’atnn’i»: 3-Xdrti
,four million present dwellers in Ire-
llnnd. lt has been a stupendous mii-
'gration, that of the sons and dau-
ghters of I-Irin. It has been mainly
`t-icross the Atlantic to the Un`ted
States anti Canada, and to other
lands far south and cast, where the
:English language is spoken, that 'it
f has gone. f
l But wherever Irish men and Irish
women have gone about the g‘obe
l"A'I`R(lN SAIN'l`.TI-IE DAY OF IHEI.Af\'D'S
they have carried with them the love
of the Emerald Isle, love i\r 1.‘\e re-
ligion of their fathers, the lo'.'c for
liberty and the habits ol iiidvi:<iry
land thrift which are characteristic
of the race. Irishmeni have done
much for the lands in which they
have made their new homes, and in
the main they have prospered abund-
antly. In Ireland itself the l-elpful
legislation of recent years has dine
‘much to improve the condition of
|the masses, who are far more cum-
lfortably conditioned than tl:-‘y uere
|in a past generation. “o \vli¢;1.li»-.r
"Home Rule be or he not clvse at
lliand in the form so, ardently .l~~sired
ithe prospects of the Irish people at
home and abroad were never bright-
ler than they are today.
God Save Ireland S
The return of ‘he S. rl. Minto to
|the Charlottetown-i‘i:tau route is not
'an accident. Nor does it mean that
the mysterious and powerful influen-
ces that hitherto worked against this
port have altogether withdrawn from
the field. \ It is currently believed
-that the influence of Capt. Taylor
fthe Agcnt~here of the Marine Depart-
,|ment, has been used to good tiiect in
itliis matter. And if so, more power
, to llinl.
T() (WIRE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
.
' "rake LAXATIVI-1 Bnoiuo Quiaine
'Tablets Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box. 250.
nick at wicks,
Mirrors Re-silvered !
l BEER & WEEKS
Made like new
at sma
We hive a sh
almost ready to send tothe glass works
to be re-silvered. Ilyou have a mirror
from which the silver backing has be-
come ldetatched, we
ll cost
ipment of mirrors
' Special
(YARUSO PROTECTED
' BY ARMED GUARD.
NEW YORK, M,arch 15--Enrico Ca-
ruso, the tenor, created a furore in
Brooklyn today by appearing at the
district attorney's office convoyed by
a heavily armed gulrd of seven fel-
low cou`h`t"rymen, who had escorted
him from his hotel in Manhattan.
Caruso swore to the warrants charg-
ing the two Italians arrested last
week with attempting to extort $15,-
000 from him by black hand meth-
ods.
Caruso. who is said to have been
greatly worried by the blackmailing
threats against him, refused to go
to the police court, which is in ia
foreign settlement of Brooklyn, to
make the complaints and the rniagis.
trate met him at the prosecutor-_'s 0|-
flee. Later the two men prisoner-_;
were held in $5,000 hail each for a
hearing next Wednesday.
1.
ago, This has been due to the ser-5
T0 STOP SUNDAY LABOR.
WELLAND, Ont., March 15-The
Welland Ministerial Association will
ask the Attorney~Gcnel'af's D298"-‘
ment to atop unnecessary Slllldlly
labor in Wetland and vtcmitY~ The
association will just call attention-
to the situation in a tlfnefal WW-
and then it is the duty of the Attor-
ney-General' to look into the matter.
The association first made comillamf-
to the Lord‘a Day Alliance, but no
relief 'came from that quarter. Th#
ministers have received several com-
plaints from worklngmen in “elland
who dare not obiect openly.
aio :ui.\*a oN Finn
_ AT STELLARTON. N. S.
i-iAL1i-‘ax, March is-The Acadia
Coal Uompany's mine at St-ella-l`t0l\
is on tire in the back slope, and the
outlook isserious. There _has been
tire for some time in another of the
company'a slopes, overlyi¥18 this °“°~
It has now broken through into tha
back slope, and the Wh0l€ mine is
thieatened. .
Men are walling in the slope as far
down as the fire will permit. This
is being done in the hope of cutting
on the air and amothering it out. i
LOST WARSHIP OFF
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
V-l(_`T6)RIA, B. C., March 16-There
is a report from Ucleulet, on the
west coast of Vancouver Island, that
one of the Whaling Company’s steam-
ers has discovered what may prove
to be the wreck of the Condor, a
British warship, lost with all hands
admirable fashion, considclihg thelin the winter of 1900. An investiga-
tion will be made.
Almost Died of
l Malignant Tonsilitis
l
[Another Case Proving Thai
Catarrhozone Cures \Vtien
i ~ All Else Fails. |
l __
Tho case of_ Mr. James E. Barton,
the well-known publishing agent, of
.Strai1ord, is most. remaxkable. For
seven years he suffered from weak
throat, treated with numerous phy-
sicians, used a score of remedies --
‘but was not cured. Among the sym-
ptoms froinwliich he suffered were:
Influenza Bronchitia
Nasal Catarrh Hoa-rsness
Weak Throat Uroupy Cough
Frontal Hmrdache Sore Chest
“For years I suffered from achron-
lic weakness of nose, throat and
lungs. My chest was sore, my throat
irritable, and I had a harsh, croupy
cough that was always worse in the
,morning During had weather I was
completely__prostrated with Cabarrh,
bronchial irritation, and all the
manifold dist-in-nforts of influenza.
| “When I began using (-_‘-atarrhozone
a beneficial eflect was noticeable at
once. ' My breathing became free and
easy, I slept better, my chest was
eased, and the thick phlegm and
lcoughing that made me so sick pas-
lsed away. Once, when my son was
|threatened with malignant tonsiliat-is,
|(‘.atai:rhozone cured him in two
|days." lb
I Catarrhozon-e is ce1Tt'ain to cure b_e-
cause its healing vapor is carried
with t/he breath direct to the seat of
the cheat, nose or throat trouble. Bc.-
itlil composed of the purest balsams
and pine essences, it immediately al-
lays irritations, facilitates the ejec-
tion _g_v’ mucus, .soothes and stimu-
lates the lungs and bronchial tluhes.
To those in fear of changevsle wea-
_tlher-those who easily catch cold _-_
*hose wth? work amone lung-chilling
surroundings, -or where dust, impure
air- f0l{. or damp can aflert them-
lei- tlltfm get Catarrhozone and u.ae`it
several times daily. Large size suffk.
‘cient for two months' use giiaran-
f-Wd. .Dl“lC€ $1.00; smaller iiizes 25g
and 50c_ Beware of imitatfons and
slibstltutors, and insisg on getting
uf;atp.:;‘tliozt;'ne" only; By mail from
ton' Ontarr ozone Company, Kings.
nisasrrious rim;
'rows nnsrnovnn.
HALLEYBURY. ont., March is __
'niie second are within the last 'um
months visited ‘che town of Elk Lake
last nicht ana the town on the Wm
sid
desirggetllie river was almost wholly
-¥~!~!~»t-t-»t-I-l-l~i~»i-i-l-l-2.;-i-;-.;..;..;..;.
Women’s
House °
_\ y
I , Do- Your
Ads Bring Business
Your ails cxrrcss the iicii
. I r P ~
ing or othc_r\\'isc. ll`_\'our ads
are attractive- t_vpogr:¢p||i¢;|].
l_\', and ii\tereslin|{. business
Shoes
will be glad to in-
cludcit in thislot. A small out lay will l
make it good as new.
A 'rms is ine
last call
Shipment goes shortly
 `  Furniture -Carpets-llousehold linens 
Value
I Silo
is hound to cninc, but if`_\'o\|r ` ‘
:ids run in thc same old way
‘ n lden ays
The Town Crier with a ri- ging bell in hiS.l12l1d t0 Ht- f
tract attention would proclaim the needs of ihq people fr0l_Il
_ the streets. ~ `
Later Days
The Town Pump was also a popular place from which
to recruit workers for the urgent need.
Years-S-S-s and vears S-S S-sss these HATS DID NOT SIiI.l.. ID
ag 1 we bought millinery from the fact were not wanted and had`to be
jobbers in the Maritime Provinces, REMODEI.LEI) AND 'l_O_RN
and thought that we did PFCUY APART- This War 0"" mllhnel'
well. Years ago we used to send is visiting New York City during
a buyer to New York and a millin- Easter, so that she will be able to
er early in the month of February witness the GRAND EASTER
and sometimes in January to pick, PARADE, and be in a position on
up and copy fri-in the lady buyers ` her -return to tell her customers
who were sent from the larger cities what is the RIGHT THING.
,of .\`e\v York State to Paris, These 'I here is to be nothing SECOND
styles had to be HAND about I’A'I`ON’S MILLIN-
Easter styles. T
and years ago.
But we found
great many of the
ietown found out
that were shown
even in March iii
This year we d
at lady ‘»\\_ver to I
mediate profits.
and meet with rea
buying season \\'
I hope all the memibers of the I.0.
d h t t f nr
Federal Life .... ._ ..  374,247.43
ay tile 1. o. i-‘_ in 1909 sz,-/as,1:.s.a4
Thus in benefits for 1909 our crder
great total was paid to living For-
at the present favorable terms!
benefits above mentioned one and
at $15,300,000. ` 3-17dr1i
when a life preserver that had ap-
parently bcen on the Portland was
OWI1. W e e was walking along
the shore. The life preserver was in
fairly good condition considering the
fact that it had probably been in the
water twelve years Although the
Z . e ord
"Portland" was plainly discernible
as was the stamp of the-government,
inspector.
KEITH & PROCTOR'S `
notes taken and the milliner hust-
led back to make up so called
not the SET STYLE for Easter
weir in this CITY OF OURS.
London, England, the two former
citiesfor styles, buying the goods
at first hand, thus saving all inter- -.good that will
[on this beautiful Island. It's go-
ing to be aloud CROW, almost
loud ciiough to be heard ever"-
where It will be a regular CHA N-
’l'F.t`I.l~IR CROW. »
You will get thc news as we re-
\ Jai.-. and years ago we used to
op:nour niillineiy work room about
the first of March, getting the ap-
prentices to trim`up WHA l"l`HE\'
’I`I-IOl.‘GH'I‘ might be fashionable,
copied and a few
everything will
F.R\' UI'2PAR'I`ME'I` THIS YEAR '
be from HEAD-
hat suited yearslQUAR’l`I£RS DIRFCT.
out. and alsoa lottetown~ will
ladies of Charlot-
that those styles
in February and
New York were
etermined to send will have been
’aris, France, and
J
\\`e are sure the ladies of Char-
appreciate this
bringing of the MILLINERY
NEWS DIRECT FROM PARIS
ANI) NEW YORK T0 CHAR-
LOTTETOWN, and everything
that we show from Europe in Lad-
ies headwear and other fancy goods
bought by a lady
who understands what the ladies of
Charlottetown require. Now we
have something coming, sometliing
interest every lady
dy sale duringtbe l ceivc it. Yours for high class and
e found out thatjcorrcct tnlllinery ideas.
'Pl-\T0l\l’S ~=- PATON’S
" °' FO§‘NEr.Sl.‘if'};i"5ii ¢0rfr»..NmS.     A
F. rea t e recen commen s o o I » ~ » - _
esteemed Brother McCready on “Cre-   
dentials of the.Shuprem¢:l Chieé Ranlg-
er." Certainl t e oo wor ss o - - ' . ' ' ' _
H, by _,,,dge_yMagef c0,,ce,.,,,,,g Ԥ,|,_ They are of the very_ highest qualityin durability, ap
Stevenson must have been Welwme pearance and wearing qualities. Ask or write for color card.
to all brothers and companions. F I b _
The total of new members accepted Ur 53 e y
F 2 22
_in ebruary was , 8.
Study the following tiguresz-
Benefits paid in 1909 by-
The Canada Life............ $1,993,902.85 _ .
Great west Lita... .__  365,611.53 9 ,U _
Total...... . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $2,733,li27.86 Hardware lgaints and  U
ideal physically.
esters' company, is dueito appear in Sewell
Now is the time, for the next three Collins' gay gambolietta, “Awake At the three Rubee, are -also comielbacks.
months, to add many new members the Switch;" both the authors and
EA J_ RATTEE, H_C.R' The players guarantee three heart
aughs for every second of the little
P- S-_Besides tht* l6l`l§¢ Bm°““t 01 play's action. Classing themselves
three-quarter millions were added to as demdedly out of the °rdl“'“`y'
the surplus funds, which, now, on Wflghf and Dl€¢l‘lCh Pl‘0miSB H b8tCh
March lst, stand in round numbers of original mirth-provoking ideas
- and numerous songs of splendid mer-
LIFE I.,3ESE,RvER it, ably rendered. Seems that they
OF 1UL_FATED STE`NER will make good as their engagement
PORTLAND FOUND* is the completion of one of several
____ _ smacks pgpl; whtten illnpss prevenped the
COHASSET’ Ma _' l » _ a y o` e eam rom cont nuing_
That never-to-be-foxiotuciiimii":gedi'4of Tnm Edwards' me English "°“trll°'
the sea-the sinking of_ the steamer guial larceilr’ has 9' “°vf"l way 0' 955"
Portland with all on board, some- mg and domg "wel th’“g5» and l‘e'S
where off the New England coast in lgioing l'° 'loin the prefit of the head-
the winter of 1898, was vividly re- “ers m a 9°" ° Home Again"
called by many persons here today -  _ _
week. Edwards is much liked at the
beats three great insurance compan- That piquante comedienne, hiargar-‘Filth A"9““¢ Tl1°B¢l‘0. Bild his l¥l¢l`l'!
les by ‘5'°°°-°°- 5560900-0° 0’ this at Mmm assisted by ii dandy lime
qnips aneut the other acts on the bill
are always full of good-natured rail-
lery. Bowers, Walters and Crooker,
anp they are suse to make ai/‘en the
ra ters ring wit glee w en t ey ap-
Y pear in their acrobatic and instru-
mental nonsense. Charlay Case has
dug up some n w scandal about his
lfatherhand he's¥olng to tell it right
out; t e -Harvey-Devora Trio of sing-
ers and dancers' should show 'to ad-
vantage; Lane and 0'Donnell are not
abashed when they are billed as "The
Lunatic Tumblers Looping the
Bumps,” while the motion pictures
should supplement the good edects of
the excellent acts preceding them.
li. ll. Wriglll  
...iz The Circulation oi
I h
riiiz cmiiiinii.
lilnent of Quin- store- lens: lctterin was well washed th w 'nmlninu Daly .nd~Rur.| Daily
l9l0`
3530
3585
3442
Wlll ENDING A
MONDAY '€ii';iiiiii2gT)"
WONDAY (Rural)
TUESDAY (Morning)
day fu day nut, wc-ek in
TUESD AY (Rural)
3595
Funcrzil Director and cm-
halmer-Miss A. l"erguson,Lady
Asaisiant~l’ersonal Attention
:ind |’ro|nptne.\is Guaranteed.
Ambulance calls answered at
shortest notice.
Specialties
I)isinf¢-cling and Fumigating,
Fiirniliirc Repaired and Re- .
upholslcred. _
obgliciiégalésniuii made to order,
"-- n qunre. hone.
Ma. usio dciii i pp .
Northlside.PEi\one  
_.___ _._ ___ -~__._s
week out ou .irc ullin
I
2' ' P 8'
down the blinds and locking'
the doors tn business.
f\'c\\'spa_|-icr space is the
grcntest ficld for culti\'atioi\.
for iiivestineiit, and with the
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Week of March 21, 1910.
, Annette Kelleumann is coming back
to the Fifth Avenue Threatre next
weak.
| That simple announcement is going
to pack the theatre at every per-
formance, for if ever a vaudeville
star was an overwhelming favorite
i at any one theatre in particular, An-
,nette Kellermann certainly uscends
,to that prone distinction in ao far
as the Keith and Proctor house is
concerned.
| It was there that New York fist
‘proclaimed her the greatest In her
line, and her engagement during the
,week of March 21st. must nevada rar-
,take of a triumphant home-coming.
This charming little exponent cl the
lfeinale form divine in her h~ilf t.m\r
ior so on the stage alfords both en-
tertainment and instruction. Her
beauty and her ability are both de-
Dendent upon her rigid aiihcrerlcc to
nature's strictest regime of hygiene
and dist. Annette Klllermann should
\'°m=t\1 :whiz tor urs next i-.alt mi-
Itury, if only to show the goodly ether,
Of "VIBE ll one should instead of aa
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