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THE WORLD OUER
Thousand: of .Mot/ters
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Lift! mnnot gint
it the act repara on
is one of merit E11 what B
claimed for it It is safe, plmeant
and soothing for children teething
and n prompt checku ol bowel and
stomach troubles.
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Physician.: and Professional
nurses recomaeend lf.
In purchasing, see that Dr. Co-
den~e'a signature and portrait ia on
every wrapper. Beware of themany
Svnurs put nplikiaaimiiar form and
made to ook ' Dr. Coder-re’e. '
Pria, zfds. per bnflle, or by vlldl
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X( h DAY MORNI
THE CHARLOTTETOWN _GUARDIAN
Nfi, MARCH27, 1915
THE P£0PL['S DELEGATION- '
I As before nnnounoed today ls the date
fixed for the deiegatesnppointed nt the
Provincial Convention to ect out for
Ottawa there. to present to the Govern-
mont out claims for immediate and per-'
nnnent 11-iief from our winter isolation.
One or more of the appointed delegates
are already on their way. it is expected
that the others, orso many of them es
are not unuvoidnbly detained, will meet
at Gwrgetown tonight tb cross bythe
steamer oh the following morning. It had
been hoped and expected that the Pm-'
vincial Government. would have Appointed
s number of delegates to proceed t.o`
Ottawa at the name time and cooperate
with the delegates appointed by the peo
pie, but .~.o for this has not been done.
This fact in ao wny affectsthe status
or_the obligations imposed upon the -ie~
legates appointed by the Provincial Con-
.....»..... u..-in.. rm -pmt-ted and
having accepted the trust they must pro~
ceed to Ottawa and present their cane un~
tlcr the resolutions as adopted at the
Convention. if hereafter another del-
egation should go forward npD0lIll¢‘l by
the Government and endorsed by N'
U'1'ANT°N°$ PAIN IILIIY, N
araaeuvleneeevrnn vlvnnasaeenelwmnsaeel
solution ot the Lerisluwre that may
strengthen our cLse.lt is solar satisfactory
i
Away baclr in
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Don’t disappoint
kinds are arriving
Every department in the big store will
sion be full to oyerilowing with bright ele-
4 ces Uolegrortzlz,   Much 31 ti Mmi.oFl'|-‘“‘;4   `
w ow, se re er
ltouse this morning and than filed three _
shots in an attempt ei. suicide. Finding
| ` her etorts to irlil hersslfin vain,`she oal- 
led neighbors toheip her out of the
burning building. Sha was rescued and ‘ sh°“‘d M" °°m° °°”dm°'
gant new goods for spring.
Better join the majority and trade here this
spring.
W0l'BC»
Spring L
Greeting
Yes it's spring again! You‘d ltnow that by .
the report that the Minfo and Stanley are
doing something, if by nothing else.
This is the time of year when all nature as 3
well as mankind will dress anew.
lined up patiently waiting to get a square
You cnn’t do better, you might do
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the garret the moths are
them, new goods of all
_now every day for you. V
employrnent,_al|onld apply at this olce at
0ll¢C. _
for the
that the Government. (and the Legislature
also, wo trust) recognise Ure gravity of
of the situation and will take action to
demaml our rights. Still other deI~
egntloua on _the like mission may be lfrom the fact that during tho cold mouthe
necessary before we secure nil that we
sourgently need end which the Gov~
ernment at Ottawa is solemnly obligated
to provide--efficient steam oommnnlca- lany receipts suchaeare enjoyed in other
i
tion summer and winter with the
Mainland. These movemente will show
that our people are thoroughly la
eamest in this matter, and believe that `
the carrying out ofthe terms of unisn`
is] a matter of life or death with un.
Already our claims have been strongly I
Ze*
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Theetateof Kaine reepe a harvest of
millions every year from enmmer visitors
tenet- eeeeide reeene. "New nmuwtek
gathers a handsome yearly revenue frgn
the visitors toher hunting and lehinz
grounds, ‘Ihe adjoining Province and
State are thus repaid ll- the intelligent
enterprise and work in advelialng their
 ‘|n'u7idlnz,in advsnoe
ample aeeomm0datlon for those who
come. The Island, with its superior at-
nfter the benefits to he derihed from a
large influx of summer visitors. lt is
'high time to shake nfl’ this lethargy and
wake up. _
That we should cultivate summer
travel to the Island ie the more iiuportnu
ofthe year we are almost wholly isolated
from the world. Our railway. eteemers,
hote's and merchants are then shutolffrom
Provinces from the enpenditure -made in
their midet by travellers from abroad.
We must "make hay while the ann
shines," In this _matter of _summer
tourists. The season is short and there
fore preparation must. be had to make the
mostofit. We have notsofar been hnlf
awelreto our interest in this line of
tatives of both political portion. The
the Convention was wholly n popular
movement. We must. give the Govern-
ment at Ottawellne upon line and pre-
cept upon prsoept. in this matter. And In
attitude of the Federal Government. so far
as it has been disclosed may be considered
to be wholly favorable so far as the main
objects of the mission are concerned-the ‘
additional and stronger winter steamer
mnnent relief. The Guardian confidently'
hopes tosee the third steamer on the'
route next winter. And we trust that*
every oneof the delegates appointed ai;
the Conventionlf he can possibly _do so, `
will proc-.eedto0ttawa at once,nnd that
lnothing which our press and people can L
I
soy or do to strengthen the hands of those ‘
who go may be omitted. ’ |
The Dominion Atlantic Railway Com-
pnny which is displaying greof. enterprise, R
is said to be seeking running powers over
the Intercoloaial with a view to establish- V
ing a thirty hours service over their lines
between Sydney and Boston. The two
lines together with the fine stesmships of
the D. A. R. afford much the shortest.
route between the two points nsmed, null
it would be no doubt a source of satis
faction to the travelling public If the
through route could he established in nc- °
cordance with the plan outlined. ln |
those dsys the shortening of time and 1
disfnnce between distant. points has be~l
come the prime object of those connected
with the business of transportation.
& 
TEST THE KIDNEYS
Allnw the urine toliend inn glass vessel
for twenty-four hours and if at the end of
that it is clouded or has left. a sediment in ’
the bottom of the vessel you may ho sure
thnt. your kidneys are diseased. As a
means of invigorating the action of the
kidneys and making them strong ond'
enithy, there is no preparation aa grompt `
and none so thorough as Dr. hsso’s
Kidney-Liver Pills.
GOLD MEDAL F0il APPLES.
Loxnox. March 22.-Mnior Howard,
Agent General for Nova Scotia, today
received on behalf of his Government u_ “if SWHIGY. Shsw & Paardon’e. 27d ii
- gold medal from the Crystal Palace Ex-
hibition for the extnbltcrtmn. tncoeking Dont experiment---Iuvt buy Ptltcrfs
.rr »~ - » ,. '
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‘,.,m'|n.. and (.|d"“pD]¢|_ ' 3 best 5 Frame Brussel Carpet, it's the best! )  /_ /¢ / l 2 “ ' ' _ Z
, _ ‘ ` in the end, $i.B0s yard and if it I l0c. ‘ ~ _ _ i - '.
_ Ciiambeviemh Calle. Chow' J Diar- ne. it yum higher than 2nd gl-me n:;‘ . _ L L ~‘ /Q' *_
- meal out of the old winter garments. I _ _
rhoea Remed
'The great success of this pre; nrntlon ln‘
, the relief and cure of bowel con plalnfslms EXPYCSS brought Us it lovely
brought. It into limos 'univers
04°- It hem” 'Hill when the other dev- Drop in and let us
.;"':f“’...:;..f':. .. "°;:;. ..“:.;::.1:`°"°' y°“'-M°°'° & “°'~=°“- '
valunble for children adults. h‘or sale, 27d Ii
bvisil tlrupgists. ' -
ATTEMRTEO SUICIDE- 7
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Cnn1-LAN N Y -
Wm |_|k°|7 “"°-  f . , lcd: l‘g:d.hbhh%tier pow-
A s.f. cwp. neaiemref charm. “°' “"“’ *“° t
in buying a  medicine forchlldltn 
‘never be afrsldxto buy Chamherialksz _ '
_0o\1ghRemed1. hevslenodaopr f `
' .2::.‘.:'.::t;':.:L::t:..::::.s:,:::1.°;‘..‘: f C°“‘""°' P°W“°f-
‘i whooping cough. For eaie by all deep
,ats. `
ANnou|g_c£M£N1s_
.- Q
--Any good male compoeitor, desivling
-Great preparations are
Church tha to he
presented in Parliament hy our represen- i,
delegation appointed at the Provincial'
Convention were also chosen without re- !
gard to party. The movement behind
doingso we need not be without hope'
The discussions in Parliament und the 'made by the Ton.-int Auogigtigm .
and the tunnel as our dependence for per~ '
business. Proper enterprise, preparation,
advertising land immediate organised
effort to bring summer visitors to the
Island offersths best means in sight to
retrieve in part. the heavy losses of the
passing winter. Lei. all therefore attend
the meeting tonight and hy their presence
and counsel support the, pralseworthy
and disinterested elorts that are being
SLIGHT SPRAINSGROW \VORSE
Unless promptly treated. i`he great
strength ol Ne rvlllne enshies lit to
quick y cure all manner of sprnins
und strains. “l sprained miy wrist,"
writes Leonard E. Milford o Rockland,
“while working in the mill but had to
lay of, it beeameso gainful and swelled.
I rubbed my wrist t oroughiy with Ner-
vlline twloen dsy and put ou n bondage.
The in soon went. away and frequent
rubh‘i)hg with Nervillne soon cured.
Nervlline la undoubtedly an excellent
iinimeat and the lest pain reliever I eve
used." Nervllino certa nly is extra good.
Price 25c. '
CARNEGIE T0 DONATE $50,000
I.r:aau.\'uro.\', Vs., March 'Zi-Presb
tletlt Denny, of Washingtoli und Lee Uni-
versity, nuthorizes the announcement
that Andrew Carnegie has agreed to
donntes$50,000 library to the Univer'
sity on .condition that the University
mise an endowment of 850,000 for mnin-
tenance of the new libraay.
mlm
TIRED AI. 'ITHE TIME
Mlm. Geoncn Btzsrrxn, Curia Brook,
Colchester Co., N. S., writes:-"Last
spring [wns very »much run down, fait
trednl' the time, and tiiti not seem to
have life or awry enouizh to do my
work. Three xes of Dr. Ch|u4e's Nerve
Food did me a world - of good, and made
work a pleasure to me. have not had
occasion to use ang medicine since, ami
have teoommende Dr. Chaselfs Nerve-
Food to allmy friends."
 l
.SAY STRIKE IS STILL ON
Nxw Yonx, March 22.-About' two'
hundred former employes of the inter-
horough Rapid Transit company met to-
day for an hour or more, had n stormy
meeting, in which there were many pro-
testations of loyaltyto the union, and
assertions that the strike la still on.
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Cnughs, colds, honrsenees. uno other
throat ailments are quickly relieved hy
Va*po-Oterolene tablets, ten cents per box
All tlruggiste.
Beazinc and gasoline, the highest rrnde
Brusseli_'s, it’s H12, to 802, better. 2271i ll.
line of sillrs for shirt waist suits
 
We guarantee results.
 '°”me‘l*. ahhhlridbzsaidl
seo nomlzigthat it should not.
Price age per th.
Prepared and sold only by
A .W.ltciidln,PlIm.B.
»Tlie'8qt|srei Dntggirt,
traetlone has been aloe tn ees and to look*
271905 , . -.
t ,
e
69:: yard.
69c yard.
yard. - r
yard.
ynrd. »
3 ends grass linen with colored stripes.
SUNNYSIDE
a. big reduction. Read this list below.
iiliillliiill .SALE
0F WAIST H0008
We have put on oftr front counter to-day a big '
~ _range ollight and dark all-wool waistings, including
all our French Flannels which we intend to clear at
I end pink and white fancy stripe worth 85c yard.
I end pale blue and 'while fancy stripe worth 85c yard.
1 end pink with ni.le green stripe and white check worth
r end pale blue with fawn stripe and white check worth
r end red with ‘lawn stripe and white check worth 69c
I end fawn with fancy checked stripe worth 75c yard.
1 end red with fancy checked stripe worth 750 yard.
t end black and white stripe, silk and wool, worth 6oc
I end fuwn stripe with paisley stripe worth 58c yard. _
4 endsvvhlie fancy with pinlr, red, pale blue and Mais
stripes worth 6oc yard.
1 end fswn fancy all wool worth 6oc yard.
x end pale blue with fdncy stripe (all wool) worth 6oc
Yours for 45 cents yard
“This is .only one of the many BARGAINS we
are offering at reduced prices. .
F. Perkins & Co..
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ii f ‘ et bout
..‘.§fif.‘.°, 5.12. '$. JZ.. T!.°.\‘2if»»..‘.».. .i&'.l
doubtful av; rlpnvianedil tllal paveel will knu-
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Yllifzcglrgriled for :fad Ifdllveied. ` V
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rams 
ASTRAI. (ill.
This is the most satisfactory
Kerosene Oil we have ever hsndietl.
We buy it direct in large quanti-
ties snd can guarantee the quality.
Price 25g per gallon.
Jenkins & Son
Do You Want a Winter
Suit or Ovcrcoat?
Let us make your winter suit on
overcoat for you. If you are not
thoroughly convinced that we are
offering the best value you wer
saw, we are making these suits
and overcoats, prices ranging from
$15.00 up to $40.00 to more thor-
oughly introduce our great Tailor-
ing Esinblishment. We use Fab-
rics which are absolutely guaran-
teed and give you your choice of
the newest. nobbiest and richest
eHects of the season. We will nn-
doubtedly give you the best fitting,
best wearing and best: looking
clothes you ever had. _
' 207 QUBBN STREET,
Join Metros st co."
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Protect Them
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Every parent should provide the Vdepengeuts with protection.
A good policy is to carry Life lnsur nee which will take
your place as breadwinner when you are gone. in this way a
xensonahie service can be done for those who would otherwise be
helpless without you.
We have plans to suit all casen.
Canada Life Assurance Company
w. r. Burrows, w. x. nocsns,
Agent at S’Side. Prov. Manager,
1-30 xnwf awtf
b 4A»wy*»~
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SPRING |905 SPRING 1905
WHULESALE
"We are quoting lon est market pnes on "L I
Heavy and Shelf
HARDW RE
.
_ Our prices are as low and in many 'cases lower
than the jobbers of -other provinces, and goods are
shipped same day as the order is received.
ihe lingers Hardware Bu. lid.  
ROGERS" CORNER.
ins You toexnciroripoonr rrinncr _
Have you ever read the Bible P' "Search ‘the 
We have the Books from gc it 154: each.
Testaments from 3e to egc. ‘
Bibles from no to $7.go. ‘ .
Revised Bibles from ay: to 75°.
P. I. I. Bible Society. - _
Sunnyside.” -
llASZARD& ‘
ye think ye have eternal life; .and they are they which heal:
as
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iframophonc itcdrds
The latest up~to date
Gramophone Records can
now he had for
Oc and $1.00. .
A great chance to se-
cme the latest songs.
speeches, musical select-
ions. etc.
~ Also a large supply of _
giramophonee just receiv-
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Centrsl Munir Store,
Kent St.
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CONR~0Yf
GREAT  
sror clsn
Discount [Sale
7 oi' all boots and 'shoes 'in
stock, 
sU,NNv`stDl=;.< ‘;`
Charlottetown, P. E. I. -
sA~L'r:l  SALT!
Complete eteemer  to arrive
ltr ittverpebt-»etr.ltt`uer #un
tell; " .
h y init.