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r .- ’ ny. ._ . ._ .. i  .¢_.' _I . _‘
 CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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The E08€et‘-n Guardian
..*lT PAYS to buy in' this Provincei
..~Mn. 'r. o. ivss is Guardian'
agent in Montague.
.izimes Myers and Mrs. J. Mclrmis
were iii the city on March 22nd.-M
imy ltiittary is visiting hi., g,-,md
inotlic-r, Mrs. liattary oi' this pli1¢@__
Mr., anti Mrs. Willlani Collin paiiggil
throutlii this place Saturday the 24th
liiiit.- His friends regret to learn
that Mr. Benjamin Jay oi' Fanning
llrook had his loot badly out Wm,
the we Willis Channing. 'ami iiu join
in wishing him a speedy recover-y___
Mr. Alfred Jay has piirclmgeq u new
(lrey Gasoline Engine, six lio;-so pow.
iir.- Messrs Albert Jardine, Fred
.lardlnc and Ileiiiamin Birt have purl
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w;_t-:TWO CENTS per word each ln.
um on for advertising in this col.
W C82-ll must accompany order.
‘ “’-“Um chsrse tweiitynve cents.
m._."Captalii Jerome MacDonald of
°""@S!Gi'. Muse., whose death was
"M011 ill a recent issue oi' the Guar-
?\|“_“ ‘Wil W-ffl ‘lt Southampton about
iieo miles from -St. Peters Bay on
the road leading from st, Peters to
;i\\‘l:||l¥¢\H Bridge. A brother Wiiliaiii
Is.. ves on the old homestead wliicli
A 039 ‘ol the best in that vicinity.
no ie; brc-ther, John J.. lives near.
li.. _(.aptain MacDonaltI's father the
-1ft<;_(.hai-les MacDonald was a native
tin .able Head and his mother was a
ss MacDonald ol East Point. Cap-
:a)in MacDonald frequently visited the
s anti relatives at .able H83
ciiased u mud <iigser.- 'r-nose inter-‘wanton and East Pgiiint; makiiigsgvliiyt
iH'lHil1t: farmers are wished much'
success in their new untle.-t,ik|ng___'
sir. niiviii Bin., ivit. ivieiiiry with uisi
beautiful little Seaispaw trottei- grivoj
an excecilinsly line i-.xiiiiiitinii of
_-ipcetl on Bangor ice recently.
..*FUNEFlAL SERVICE.-The i'un.
vi-:il nt' the late Miss Sadie Jane
liose, oi’ Albion. Kings County, took
place on Friday, March the‘ 23i'ii at
I0 a. ni. The funeral service was
i»onducted hy the Rev. David Wright.
of Montague, assisted hy the choir of
Lower Montague, which also reiiqei-ed
some special music. Dr. McEwen of
(Irwell, held services- at the church
and grave. A great deal of sympathy
is felt t`o|' Mi'. and Mrs. Rose, .There
were ovci 75 sleiglis gronpeil around
the house. Mr. Rose has had ii. large
iamiiy, hut they are no\v scattered
ftir and wide; Angar, Hugh, Mart1n_
und James are in Montana; Mont-
gomery is i,n iiolorado; Mrs, Lami-
siorm anti Miss -Mary, are in 0i'ege'on
(‘lty; Mrs_ Peardon. in B. C.; Mrs.
I). J. Nicholson. l{il.mtiir, while, Si-
mon, anti Miss Catherine are at home.
Sadie was the youngest andabetiutiful
girl and ot' great promise, Mrs. Rose
has had it good- deal ot' trouble during
the last year, anti Sadie's death. while
not iinexpectefl, has cas-t it gloom over
itll. The sympathy ot' the whole coni-
iiiuniiy goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Rose.
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The colours and last
and patterns and heel
are the newest ev
iiown here, we have al
izes and widths.
See our windows. °
I C-_vcd to be his last visit in the sum-
"€l.0iZ 1904. Captain John Steele
oi’ St. Peters Bay. wiio for many
_years sailed out of Gloucester is a
brother-in-law of the deceased,-&,
..*STRAT-HCONA.- 'Phe many
ffifiuils c»i` Mr. llenry -Burdett are
pleased to know that -he is recover.
ini-'r trom his accident and has been
able to leave the P. E. lsianq Hospi-
.tal.- On the 'ith Inst.. the stork
VlSiiPd the home ot' Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Gillis and left a bouncing
lllrl.- Mr. Walter Hunter left on
the 20tli for a two weeks visit to
M_idiileboro, Mass. While there he
Wm he U16 gllést _of Mr. and Mrs.
N. J. MaeDoniild.- The most excit-
ing horse race ot the season took
place on Mors0n's river. A match
race between Black Watch owned
a`nil driven by Martin Dull' and Boy
(.harlie owned and driven by Wallace
Taylor. when Black Watch was too
lll2Ul_v iluns for the latter on the home
stretcli.- Wiint might have proved
a serious accident occurred Wednes-
day evening when Messrs Norman
Matheson und Gavin Riley, Forest
illiil were- returning home from visit-
ing in Strathcona. While crossing the
Force-it Hill River ice their horse gc-t
into an open spring hole and threw
` both gentlemen into the open water
aiiq htit for the timely uid oi' Mi'.
Allan l\lacLec~.l. who succeeded in
iesctiing both young men i`rom the
icy water, the accident might have
hevii t`:iiaI.- Mr. Murdock McDonald
has purchased it i’nrni t'rom Mr. Neil
Mciiinnon where he intends to raise
sheep. llc has already secured a
very valuable tliorouglibred sheep
t`r<~ii Mr. Duncan MacLeod.- The
Misses Janet and Nellie Hunter have
retiirned home from visiting friends
in l<‘or<~st ilill.- Mr. John Barret.
Bangor spent the week end in Strath-
conu the guest oi' Mr. James Riley.-
Mr. Melville Spindle is training his
pacing horse Golden Night and by the
way lie handles himself some speed
dui‘iui.'. the cc-ming season is expected.
-Mr. Ewen Maciieod and Mr. John
Matheson -have taken ,the coiitract
of building a large granary and mac-
hine liousc for Ronald Matheson.
Forest ilill.- Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
liiicliuiiiiii were in Bridgetown recent
ly on n business trip. -His friends
are glatl -to see Mr. Calvin Hunter
out again after been coniined to the
iiouse tor some time with a fractur-
cil i`oot_ `
Yiiiic ‘FRIENDS can buy
aaytning you can aive
rhf-.fn-except your photograph.
0/lake an appointment today.
The Cook’s Studio
New DesP'isav .éiock
FOR EASTER
Make your Easter Greeting
a personal one-an appreciated
one-send your portrait
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Alley & Co
Make your apzptointment today
Bayer Studio
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND .
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT, FEBRUARY 1:(-1 1917. '
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME.
Trains outward-Read down
DAILY Tues -
ex. Sun.- Tlnirs
& Sat
A.M. I‘.M.
6.50
8.13
9.00
9.40
10.20
4.28 ' Emerald
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2.20 Dept. ` Charlottetown
3.38 Hunter River
Kensington
Trains Inward-Read Up
Tues DAILY
Thurs ex. Sun
& Sat
A.M. P.M.
Arr. 10.20 5.25
9.08 4.15
3.32
8.22
2.51
7.45
7.15 2.20
Junction
erside Qfliii-
P.M. - _ _ A-M-0
2,00 Dept, Summerside ~' .ii Y* Aff-11-1 .
` 3,33  Port- Hill ' 9-32
i 4.53 I omeary _ 8-05
t 9 00 - ' [_ Atherton 0-53
-/.60 Arr. 'riznish _'._.___¥’_";l!*-_‘*~9&__
W " "D`iTii.v'i ' ' E
DAILY
BX. Still.
ex. Sun.
P_ M_ A.M.
4,30, Emerald
Junction 3-10
6.20 Cape Traverse _ ____ '{@2______
--“TL--°-j”‘r'“°*'_°°' "" " `““" " Mon. Tues '
Tues.
'l`liur.
Dat. Fri.
I‘.M. P.M.
3.10 3.00
4.40 4.45
104 5.29
6.29-~ 0 .02
6.40 7.35 Arr.
Mo
Wed. ~ ,
Dept.
Wed Thur.
Fri. Sat
A M. A.M. |y
r. i ~
ciisi-iiitistowii ' 'i Arr-11-30 10-4”
Mt. Stewart ` 9-55 235
Mann 9.09 .53
_ t . 8.38 _8.30
sStotF:ise" Dept. 7.10 ' 7.20
' Diiiiy
mx.
Bun.
1' . M.
4.40 Dept.
5.54
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Ex.
Bun. .
A.H»
Mt. Stewart ` ‘ Aff- 9-35
Cardigan 3-09
Moalllils 73'
'us ui- Gwfiiewvv ._R°_'_’£-_°;‘_'____
sifiiiii,
Only Jlx.
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Ex. Oni!
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nn. ruin. . ‘l
3_1() 3_1() DQDL Chlrlottotowll "- Aff- 10-gg 
435 4_5; Vlrllllll RIN! D t 63;", 7 
5 (5 705 Ar, Murray i-Ierbour GD; ~- -
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°  Elmira Brallcil.
Mixed train will leave Elmira on Monday,
d ada' at 5.50 a.m for aourisr
'\2iIi'r‘ii‘iIi|mw‘ii|‘l`;:v:'Sou3’ls for E'|mlra'at 7.40 pm
4 mlm . V "'. 'V "'
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CZARINA. AND DAUGHTERS.
CZAR AND
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MacDonald, merchant ot` Loriic Vai-
ley spent several days in (Tliarlotlc-
town this week during which he took
in the sitting ol' the local Legislatiire.
-Mr. Guthrie lllillingall repi-eaciit
ing Clianiller and Bell, c-t' Ciinrlotte-
town was in Lorne Valley on Wctliies-
day on it business trip.- Mr. Lester
Gay has taken the job of moving Mr.
Wesley McLeod's barn from Pisquiii
Road to Lorne Valley.-~ Mr. Angus
Dc-cherty ot' Riverton was in Lorne
Valley on Friday on business- Mes-
srs. Allan MoSwain and Hugh Mac-
Donald liave returned from digging
oyster mud on St. Peter‘s Bay. 'l`hey
succeeded in obtaining a couple of
carloads.- Mr. anti Mrs. John John-
ston of Rumtord Falls, Maine are vi-
siting reqttlves at Cardigan Head.-
Mr. Johnston who was called home
owing to the death of his sister Miss
Janie Johnston holds an important po-
sition in it large paper mill in Rum-
t‘ord.
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Overworked Minister
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TELLS HOW VINOL RESTORED
STRENGTH AND VITALITY.
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Cliarlotteltown people wtill realize
tiiat we- could not publish such letters
as t he following it they wer.; not
genuine and truthful statements oi
facts. The Rev. Mr. Hughes, Holly
Springs, Ark., saysz-
"I am a Methodist Minister. and
suffered from broken-down nerves,
loss ol' appetite and sleeplessness. I
poor, and I was not able to do my
duty in my Parish as l felt I should.
I had tried various reniedie-s,but did
not seem to get any better. Through
ed ot Vlnoi, and it built me up. I re-
gained my appetite, can sleep better
and dn more work."
derives its power to build up the over-
worked, hrokendown, nervous system
from beef and coil liver peptonates,
iron and manganese peptc-nates, and
glylzerophosphates. etc., which ii
contains.
Anyone in Charlottetown who wish-
es to tr_ Vlnol can do so with the un-
derstanding that we will return their
money it they are not satisned.
E. A. Fc-ster, Drugglst, Charlotte-
town also st the best Druggist in all
Prince Edward island towns. Vinci
is sold in Montague by H. J. Mahon.
..*LORNE VALLEY.-Mr. Maicolii
was weak, my circulation was veryi
Mr. Gstiin of Beat-den. Ark., I learn-i
There' ls no.secret about Vlnoi, it|
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.`ilEBAiE UN iHi AUIJRESS
i Friday March 22, 1917.
Wht-ii tlto.Iiotiso iiiot on i\`i-iday
inoriiiiig l\'il‘, Bell rose i0 it point oi'
privilege and said he wished to iiiako
un explaiiation in regard to itn .ni‘tit-lo
which appeared iii The (iiiiirt`.'ian of
that nioriiing, cliarging him with tliei
iolltical criinc oi` liv nris llc said
i  _pt:.y.1m. |
.i more serious oliarge conit: not be
made against it member than that.
The lender ot' the G0v<~.'i\nn.'ut he said. rtev. iii. ii. .\iaf-i.ci»ii. of cflii-iiiiiiili
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solution in the liouse to t-onvoy thc
Dalton Sanutorium hack to that hon.
ixeiitlciiian, and he hail' now given
them their ainzwer. i.r~.ir tho l.r-:tilt-:I
of the Govcrninciit slimiiil t`or_i:ol it,i
lic would _sity to hiiii: 'l`li:ti tiny vci'_\'
tiiietztioii proposctl hi~.trii_\‘ctl on his
lille l‘reniiei"s) part ii doplomlile ii.:-
noruiltic oi the iirst priiii-fplizs of pur-
li.iinciitai'_v pioceiinrc in the House.
'l`lII'I I’REi\llEll: Tile Lcadcr oi` the
tlppositioii has spokoil oi' hciut: in
Siintlny Sciiool. I woiiid stlggcst to
him that hu open u lcintlc-','ai'ieii in
whit-ii ht' hii|i.~i't'li iiiight with iiciiffil
sttitI'_.' sonic ol' thc Hilo,-~ of this
liousc. Litsi year, its t`.huii‘i'.\u|i ot
ilic (`oiiiniittee on rule.-t and tii'<li:i'i¢, l
iiitrotiiicrid it st-_‘ics of rules proviiiiiii;
for dciinito iiciioii in the .wi-iii iii'
those rulcs not hciiv; oils(-rvctl. ll'
the Lcadci' ot' the Opposition <-iiiiiiiil
lieiit‘ci`oi‘iii obey the Spt>:i.k<"'s rulizig
we will certainly have to put'tiiose
rules into c~.`l'ect. The lion. iiicriilici'
has wastetl a valuable hour of thc
time ol' this Hmisc, aft(-1' being ruled
out oi order by the Speaker, i;i ic-
penting it lot ol’ Stull' that could give
no :aitistactioii to any hut iiiiiisi-ii'. '
The iiriii order of the tl‘.i_v hiiiig:
then read. .
IQ. Lea continued his rciiiariter on
the stihjmt ot' ugi‘iciiltiii'n l'roiii thc*
ovciiiinr before. `
MRS. DUNCAN MncDONALD
'l`lte'rc par:-.acti away at her hottie
ill Vtllie_vl`ieIti, \Vesi, i.~li i~`t-li. 23rd, :ti`~_
ter' an illness oi' only three days du
ration, which she horq with (‘liri~4-'
tiau reslgiiatioir to the Divine '\rill,
Mr.-i. Christy Mai-lit.-iialii. nt, the ripe
old nge oi' tiiglit_\'~.~ac\'cii yt-;ii's. ’l‘hc
hor twenty years uno. Shi- was ii
ways clieerftii and iilip|i_'v, and niain-
uiitil the intl. Site was the iiii;-1,lio='
iii' uint- ciliiilrtill. 'l‘hri:i\. have gone
iio|’orc. Site iieuvt-s to inourii two
iiitiiglittws, iiiiiiii-ly: Mrs. i\l'il<»olm
i\’lnt'l.criti. Viiiicyliv-Ill \Vesi :intl Mrs.
.ioliii _\lunro ot` lIcvorli»_v, l\liis.~i_, and
i'0\ll' -‘i1'llii. lloiiiilii iii iiof-itoii, John
iii Sluiiiord, Moiitiinu; lluiicnii and
l'etcr in llcutiioitiale, l’. E. I. Also
one sister, Mrs. .ioliii i\iat:l'licrs0li o|`
Valli*-)‘li0i<l. '\\'0.<t_ and two iirollic-rs
John oi Iientioii, Diit., and Doiiaiti ot
St. Joseph, Missouri. The i'uiicrnl
services were coiirliicri-ii by her pisf
tor. Ilev. .I. M. Mcl.cotl iissisteil hv
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had challenged him anti put i1 ques- on mo 26"., of Feb Am _ ' th _ ‘ _ _   . " . .. ._ .,
tion to _him in regard io the Dalton day was ,,]usw,_ing ihcm \‘_l1:-`:liiZllilnl‘  ..;_;§.g;.;_   .\. \1;\~..-,.{,....,.-.-.fue-\ .,\\\.-_.\\ \.~.\\\ - ~
lilnff in \‘t'hi"h in Hive fl "°l‘iY i0 till" which siiowed thc el-itc‘cni thc' S'
't-iiaileiigc. lt' thc I’reniil;~r would say yyhoqmii ti , 1,__' -i yn . "mini
that ht; would 'vc him another o W Dimmu” 0 ho' ummnln
IRLDI MARK
Nov: me
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QEJNFORCED
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No Matter How Much
- You Rough and Fuss It
BIG E-NUFF is Such a stu "dy 'shirt it’s‘simply
cailoused to wear-scuff it and rub it as hnitl
as you care. Its a whale nf :i shirt in real hefty
sizes that give the body “play” no matter how ii
hard you hit it up:
Bio E--NUrF I
Don ‘ole L=Bow Woi‘k Shirt
It is easily the host sliirti buy on the maiket-
Got patented practical features you'll iind in no
other shirt.
-iiig F-Nuff sizes for husky men.
-Double L-Bows to double the wear.
-A Neck Band that fits.
-iiutfons sewed on for “keeps” ,
-I-Ii-Lo n smart adjustable collar.
-:Boat style if preferred.
Get wise_ to BIG it-NUFF_ to day. Your dealer' shi-uid y
have/it, if_Iie _h:isn’t write us and we will see you i
are supplied. '
Eastern Shirts Limited, -- Truro.
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iiiinvtl hor slrciiglh ol` ininii und Iiodyj  “ half a Century that has been thQ_“/mchword .
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in thousands of homers.
Shiloh brings quick relief to an inflamed »
cough racked throat. It cuts the dangerous -
piilcgm iii cioiip, cases a hard tearing cough
I 5Kll.0}l .ind is the grt at prcvciitativc oi more serious `
 trotiblei. Shiloh doe,<i'i`t upset the stomach. `
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I - ' ill P* tance had for her. . .
portuiiity of answering the question
ho was perfectly satisfied to submit | _,
, to the (lictation ot‘ the Leader ot thc- ' ' ' ““ ' *“" 2--‘ -'-7‘~'~"--'- ~~ '-'----
,Government as to the proper time in
which to answer the question.
The Premier replied' that the hon.
member would have ample opportiiii-
ity of dealing with all those things
that lin wished to deal with and thrt-.
particular question among them, but
he must do it lin the proper time, and
must confine himself to the newspa-
per articlc- in respect to which he dc-
sired to make his explanation. and
, not try to speak a second time on the
question before the House, anti there-
by attack members.
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Mr. .lohnrton rose to speak, wiien’
the Speaker informed liim them wits;
no tI'iscussi-on allowed on ii question
oi' privilege. _ i
Mit. BELL: The Leader oi' thc,
(iovernment rei’used me the privilege
oi' answering a question put by the
hon. member for Tignlsli. ' i
THE PREMIER: That is untrue. I
never refused the lion. niemner any-
thing and it is not my intention to-
iakf- that attitude in the llouse; hut‘
I did rise to a point of order thiiti
when he rose to a question of privil-
ege as to somestatements made in!
n newspaper he could not open a new .
debate and propose to answer ques-i
tions in regard' to it debate that iiasi
been going on for some days. lie,
cannot. do that anti must not tio it.|
1 et iiini connne himself to his ques-y
tion ot privilege. i
Mr. Bell the-ii entered into tt lengthy
tllivciission of an editorial in 'l’hc
Guardian on the subject of the Dalton ,
Sitiiatoriuni and his attitude in pegiird ‘
thereto. H9 said in the course ot' hisi
remarks that in Sunday School he
had' read something in the New 'I`est~i
ann;-nt, about a Jewish Council which]
was culled the Sanhedrin where theie`
was' devised hy the Jews a question
to be put to the Master: "ls it lawful
to give triibute to (‘.aesar?" The Mas-
ter reading into the hearts of thoi-10|
men. and knowing we-ll the sincerity
of the purpose behind their question.
CURESSKIN AFFECTION8
Ono ` k lt. Sold d
,|usragt.:ed.mey 2brg::.Vlaol drugg.l:t.
answered them accordingly. A simil-
ar council-the Government-in sec-,
ret conclave. propounded e question
to he put to him (thu hears-r oi’ tht'
Opposition): Ii' he would move it rn-
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Overseas Division. ,
The Navy must be kept supreme-more men areneeded to m::.i
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fleets which are sweeping the seas of commerce-raiciers and sub-
marines. Canadians joining the R. N. C. V. R., Overseas Division, are
sent at once to England for training.
_ P $1.10 a day and upwards-Free Kit-
- Separation allowance as in C. E. F. .
No experience necessary--Candidates must be sons
I of natural born British suizjccts-Ages 18 to 38.
Experienced men from 18 to 45 may enlist for service in
the Canadian Naval Patrole to guard Canadian Coach. 1
Pay from $1.05 a day and sepmafion allowaricc.
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- A- A- McLEAN, MJM, Chairman. G.R. HOLBROOK, Secretary, NAVAL
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