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R stiff sore muscles apply
Sloan s'I_.|_mment to the pain
or ache, it qulclliy penetrates
and soothes ‘without rubbing.
Rheumatism. gout. lunibafo, neursligis,
lprains and bruises are quick y relieve by
its use. Cleaner and more promptly gin.
live than mussy planters or ointments, it
does not stain the skin or clog the pores.
The family medicine chest in thousands
of homes has e place for Slosn‘s Liniment.
Atoll drualsts, 25a. 504:., and $1.00.
Sioans
Lmimeni
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Dil. D¢VAll’S iiliiilttflll !'il.I5,’,‘.§°ll:
tin’ Pill iorwomsn. 36 l. bex or three fm
. Bo tl at all Drug stores. or mailed to any
on rceeipt of price. Tas Bcosnx. Dave
lt. Catharines ontario. ____
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Vitnli;y;for time end Brain; increases "grey
matte ‘;a'1‘onie-will build you up. is n.bex,or
two for mt drug stores. or by mai on receipt
gpgtee. I Boollm. Dane Co.. st. Catherines
"Sold by George E. Hughes
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Physician and Surgeon
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Charlottetown, P. E. l., Canada.
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MF- G@0\‘l;e E. Hughes, who follow-
ed lion. Mr. McEwen, during the de-
bate on thc- Draft Address. said that
the Speech from the Throne was one
of the lightest over put before tho Leg-
islature-more conspicuous for what
it did not contain than for what lt d-ld.
It foreshadowed little- if any legisla-
tion.
He then referred to the departure
from Canada of the Duke ot' Con-
naught, whose military training had
proved' of great assistance to the (lov-
ernment dn thc- conduct of the war.
,Canada has, indeed. been fortunate in
the Gove_rnor-Generals she has' had
since (!oni'ede|-ation. .
lie then referred to tho war. lie
said that all recognized the ability
,and undaunted courage of our Canadi-
an soldiers. Great credit is due to Can-
ada. lie and other members oi' the
House had boys at‘tl1c~ front and were
naturally deeply interested lin the pro-
gress of the war. -l-ie was glad to
know that Canada was making pre-
parations for her s'oldiers on their re-
turn. ’l‘he recent news from the- trout
ls the most encouraging alncc the war
began. Germany is on the run. A
revolution may occur in that country
at any time as in Russia, and the war
may end sooner than wo expect, The
settlement. ol the unused' lands on our
soldic-~rs does not go far enough. Few
=of the boys will want to go on unused
lands; lt can hardly be expected that
they should take charge of lands which
are out to tlommop. They deserve
something better. Some industries
had been mentioned in, the Develop-
ment (!ommisslon’s Report. lt would
be well for the Government to take hold
of these at once so as to provide cm-
ploymcnt. for our returned' soldiers. 'Fo
put the boys' on unused land and ask
them to cultivate it, would he n. poor
proposition. Many will return to -the
‘farms they 'left on the Island. He
would defer further comment until the
Government bill was submitted. 'Pho
Development Commission is it good
idea, and should result in much good.
It nothing is done, however. beyond
passing resolutions, it will result in
little good.
Mr. ilughes spoke oi' resolutions
which had been passed hy this Legis-
lature and Boards oi' Trade, and on
which no action had been taken. Pro-
positlons to,hc_ct'i'cctive, require men
and moans behind tlhem. He trusted
the Government, would supplement. by
legislativg action, the reconuneudn-
tions made hy the tfoinnllsslon. “We
have heard n good deal about thrit't
and economy. The people art-.~ uskod
to econolnize. lies the Government
done so? Does-rlt intend to do so?
There arc a number. oi’ useless expen-
ditures which could be well cut ot‘|`
during this time ot’ stress and strain.
We are asked for increased protiilc-
tion. This cry is ringing all ovcr Can-
ada today. it is being uttered by the
Finance Minister and otliers; We want
increased transportation on this
island. Lnst fall there was it cou-
gostion resulting in serious loss. lt
will be impossible to curry ull our pro-
duce b_v rail. Statistics. showing the
mileage- prove this. We will bu under
a tremendous hund‘lca‘p in supplying
the near markets oi' the Maritime, Pro-i
vtm-(»_,;_ t-gpeglinlly Sydney, Now Glas-
gow, und other points, if wc" have to
dcpond alone on tho (‘ur Ferry. \Ve'
cannot do without the service betwcc-n_
Charlottetown and Picton. The delc-I
gates who went to Ottawa this win-
ter, were told that thc bout would bc
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“An Angel ~
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JOHNSON’S
M993; Llnlmonf _ _
(P1-tV$|ClAN'8 PRESCRIPTION) .
. lntamal and External Usa
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Menllng Powerful ,
\leoth|n¢ Penetrating .
"K faithful public servant”
over 100 years in the treatment |
cou hs colds, cramps, chills
measures to solve the problem will
recelv`t=: assistance from every mem-
ber of the Opposition.
Shipbuilding is also a very import-
ant question. Dritish Columbia dele-
gates who wc-nt to Ottawa got a bonus
and a rebate on shipbuilding material.
Vllhat has been 'done for this island?
We have not n single ship on the
stocks. Not a move has been made to
get a bonus from the Federal Gov-
ernment. ,
lie then spoke of. the old times
when we had large fleets of little
schooners coming to and from all t.he
different harbors on the island. At
one time we had the best transporta-
tion service oi' any place in Canada.
We had good steamers between Char-
lottetown and Picton and Summerslde
and Point Du Cherie; a direct steam-
ship service to the O'ld (‘.ountry,
steunxers largely -sudeidized by the-
Ilomlnion Government. and with all
that we had not sufficient transporta-
tion. lt is n serious proposition t'o'i
the island und should receive the earn-
est attention ot’ this Government and
Lt-1~gis'lature. This matter has been
taken up by the Development Com-mis-
sion, Mr. Ruttenbury. aftor a search-
ing cnquiry. submitted a i’u_ll and val-
uable report. upon which action should
be taken. Mr. Hughes here rei’erred‘
to all the talk about debt and subsidy
which has bee/n debated time and
again in this House. We should drop
this and re-member that $00,000,000 ol
British capital ld now being expended
in Canada for shipbuilding. We are in
a position to build at least small ves-
sels here. Could* we not., like British
Columbia, procure some assistance to-
wards this lndustry while thi.-5 expend-
iturc- is ‘be-ing made? ~
\Vith respect to Education he said
that the report submitted on that ques-
tion by the Development tlommission
was practically the same as that sub-
_mitted hy' the Commission appointed'
' by thc Liberal Governmt;-nt. some years
ago. t`lonsolid~ulion is the great key-
notg of both reports. lt. meunslewor,
larger and better schools. in thc
event oi' this coming about, the people
would certainly appreciate it and pay
more money towards it.
ln Agriculture the country requires
more practical tremonstration and less
theory-more practical education for
the/ farmer. The people are tired of
hearing lcctilrcsr They want demon-
stration, |'or instance, on spraying of
potatoes.
Out ot' thu $30,000 .-lgricultural (iront
arc paid at large number oi' lecturers
who rccoive yearly salaries of about
$2,000 rnch-with traveling expenses
of about $600. They should visit the
farms and consult. with tue rnrnlers- as
to their actual needs along different
lines, and advise them concerning the
best and most up-to-date methods'now
in use. Much morc' good could' bt'-done
along this linc.
Mr. I-lughcs hero told his own ex-
perience ln spraying potatoes lust _voor
with blucstone solution. it proved
vcry successful. li’ adopted gonc-rally
in thc province il. would mcau it great
advance in quantity and quality ol'
this, one oi' thc ll-dnnd'_~r most valuable
of E ’
sprains, lstrains, sore throab ‘
muscular rheumatism, etc.
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products.
There is great room for the estab-
lishment oi’ various industries in this
provincr-. We have now féw, if any.
Factories for canning small fruits
and vcgctables for instance' could bc
operated profitably hero. immense
quantities oi' canned' goods such as wc
could produco hero are imported to
thc lslnntl. Men and means are want-
ed. (lompanics should be organized
in which t'urmers,c0nl<l take stock,
thereby inducing them lo greatly in-
crease- their production, take a more
lively interr'st in their calling and
keep their boys at home.
We are glad to get our share oi' tho
Agr.iculturul grant. which has been
given by the Feds-ral Government, but
wr: hoped' to have had it. used to better
advantage. Fishing in almost as im-
nortant as agriculture to thin' province.
Wei have the most valuable fishing
groun`¢la‘ in-‘ the would around our
coast. and certainly something should
ns the farmers. Here- again comes in
the need ot' building small vessels to
engage in our llshcrles. Leading men
should organize a lishlngvcompany' in
this province similar to the Portland
Packing Company, which has been
very successful in their operations
here and are steadlily improving and'
extendlng their plant. _
Nova Scotia fishing vessels' come
ltere and lake the fish away from un-
der our vc-ry noses. These tlsh they
cnrc and ship back to us. This is cer-
hl-_.»1uu,` ., , __ ._ » i N  ,_
' tain»iy~~“an anomnly"whlch'ehbuld not
be allowed to continue. The Fisheries
- ` are under the control of the Federal
' 0 ovornment and mat Government
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should send instructors to assist our
SP ods of curing and shipping their catch
. to the best advantage.
We have $30,000 for- an agricultural
.Y I '_"'l `“':"‘~:`”‘m _"‘°'““*“’*'°”~'°*- grant. VVe should apply forthe same
Ti »£?`27;;__Q¢ ' \/3 u~ ~i%'il’*"'\-v' ""fi2"'°= amount for the fisheries.
Discusses Matters Touched Upon in .
M these `is the manufacture of peat. The
Address .in oderate Terms and 9 _ ,
ong report demonstrating- the feasi-
    - bility and pranticability oi' this enter.
Ilene-1--1-so ‘  ,
` March 21st, 1917. ttakon off the route. Any practical
There are other industries which
prise here. The fuel question ls. a
very important one. The price of coal
of peat comes ln. We have large de-
posits near Mt, Herbert. near the rail-
v
ny, bwhich tétiillillél |216' handled' to thc   
ery est pos. i 'a vantage.
Many miners are engaged in mak-
i itio ble tl
ng muh ns' at dou ,io wages
they formerly' received. When they
return to the mines again they will   a  
deman increased w.i es' This act,
d .‘ . . '|; .. i'
and the scarcity of transportation.
will tend t.o keep up the price of coal.
ii¢'i1'li0§§ii"f.i"i@iif“°“' ".‘},§’€?‘}j‘§;_§j_l;’§}f‘r‘; Moneys saver-every one-to every ‘woman who takes advantage of these
:nilgntt assist] in dieveioping that peat offenngs
nt us r y ionus u ' , for us unc .
and it .-iimpsm ...ltd 1,., ,,,..,,,,.,,,,,§, Buy all you can-prices will be much higher before they are lower
to develop the large deposits which
are tololilenfilzeiilltl' -in tlififcrent parts ot'
Lh’l`olichil\g on the clause of the     
NICE QUALITY-3 PATTERNS
Just think-5 yards of nice drawn edge scrim for 63c
You ve often paid 20c for worse
LACE CURTAINS FILLED CUSHIONS
3 YDS LONG READY MADE
Worth J 60 1  Worth 9
per pan' 60c Each C
Nice quality--wonderful Buy a few for the vel'
value-3 damty designs to mdah-S0011 be n€€d¢¢d
shops-well equi-pped'. 'l‘hey‘ have been pick frgm
Speech respecting our share in the
general prosperity, slr. llughes took
issue with that clause. so tar ns this
province its concerned. We hnvc- not
our full share, What pros-ipenity we
have we have made for ourselves.
Since the war began, every province
with the exception ot' Prince Edward
island, has benefited materially b_v the
manufacture of munitions. Why did
not this Government. get lnts'_v and eee
that something was done? Our Fod-
eral representatives have been lack-
ing in their duties -in ths regard. 'l`herc
s no excusefor them. it is true. u
move was made and a delegation ap-
pointed, but when thigdelegation went
to Ottawa lin connection with the
manufacturing of munitions and car
building, they were informed it was
"too lute. too inte, ye cannot. enter
now." 'l‘-liankr. to the i.ibc~ruls, wo
have in Charlottetown magnificent cur
practically i-dlc during the past two
" _ h tl . uid e'sil l c
iiggqltrtiiiziiiil friiTyth‘e0innnu‘flact)ilrfsmloi°    
munitions to the great hcneiit oi' the
people ot’ Prince Edward island.
M". li l it thc oiut l llnl
I ill! l t .
they-0 was tio n1ul;hp|)ai‘iei(7_uiil=lhipliir  1 2 d   
Prince Edwartl Jsltflliltil “sth regard tr:  d c y  d c
'11' atrouu . ‘ 1.  fs. 1
eiitill lla, thc- ;(i‘cat bonqe ol" r:<ii1(ft?l1t\ilil1 c y c y
in the Fetl'e|'n| Parllumént. it is up
.l le'C d't"..l
to l lc cpop ot ann ll 0 invcsi gate __
211:.S;f§::‘:‘j‘;r..:;§§1“°;;°'ar' .‘.¥;rf.r -thiliiii §3°§.fi“?$‘§{l .i2‘l?“S.i‘2’I}.1'i.° I S"°f~2 “W f°““d fhfwd S*‘°°‘
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:.f..;.: ..::;s...:. tx  r;a..‘" .uri es wide wg-English make fu112 yards wlde
can thc patriotic spirit in (‘u.na<lu, and   I   
has a tendency' to liintlcr the enrol-
havc sent their sons. yc_t’thé patron.
ago goes. ull to one 'clus's. This damp
ment oi' our soillir-rs. ' No tvond‘or vcr-
igiibmt-i5.g.@&; .-f.lil.d_..iixlsgxl20133:-i;»;. Great big thirsty fellows such as are a pleasure to \\ rm
presslng their patriotism in deeds? __
Mr. Hughes then dr-alt w`ith the l’ub- use Big towels big value” __ -
lic Accounts <’omniittec. llc said 
that he had been a member oi' thc     
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Surprisingly Good
Cough Syrup Made at
Home _ _
Post. Very Little and Easily Sfmie,
but in Re-murkulily I-lflu-tive.
 
onylv 54 ct-nts or, l:~ss._ _lt...nrvcr spoils. 2
MPQm»-Wyamfkd ggostm- (11-_=|\);}i» _$353 Extra special values for Friday and Heavy quality and a range of choice
lfuvc ruuswl it to ho uscd in nruurv hom:-s Satllfday Only
than `nn_v 'otlicr rcmctly. it quickly patterns to Cli00Se from
looscnn u dry, hoarse or tifzlit cough,
lilealrhtlro tinllnimloti m;\r_ul;rani's thntdlino I 
bodonc to assist the fishermen as well-I ."2 ""0 '"‘ "`°‘.‘“"“ .W “`=‘» H" W' 4 g p   h  I
id- ~ it itl~.si-- 
.in l3i"‘¢i.-LT°i`i.-k`1'£”i`f5iis§.i..., 3.5.2. inc aU|lC C C
chitis, croup nad lblronchlal nstlanixn. h L I  C 
incx is B. lgl y couccutm ‘ c m- _
pound of pcnuiue .\"or\\'n_r pinclaixtrxct,  I   0 0  - ‘te 
comhinod with gunincol and has hccn S 
nerd for gcnt-rations fu; '-`=i_‘.t-'-:‘t und  em] 0 I
cllcst ailments! _ I ' n y
Avoid disappointment bv asking vour
drnggist for “Zyl ounces of Pinex’ with These are Wonderful 1 ,_.
,H 1- - _ » _., _ _ vaue and
tiifs..,ifii§<§°"il'°n»'iifni‘i'§"nitlfiftéilde Eli- are on sale Friday at less than factory rxtra heavy q“ahty""°°ft but "rm
a , 1 in ` ~i»
or_ ony |r\_n _ _ .l_
g;f:.§?}?§mll31»0§iev»r'»£iJi. 'n‘iie"§i::'l~l- prmes -eas1'y worth 20c a yard
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fishermen with regard to proper meth- _
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evelopment Commission submitted u _ *_ _
re in need of development. 'One of 6 A
has gone so high as to make lit. very   
serious for our people, Here the val-ue ,_
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Close even weave--splendid wearers-the kmd which
always look so nice when laundried
5 yds all Linen Stripe Towelmg 59c
You`ll nc\'|r rruily know what o. fine ‘lust thlnk__shll an Opportunity to buy real good all hnen towellng at
co':lif_’1ll\\I_"ii_`U|r_l|}:i1_3:l;r|m;n;‘\m:I:nk:\ndrii\:.‘iln3;*uv\i l'l'lC ()l(i pl"lC€ YOU. Collldfl lf l)l]y it  the l'll0l.iSand Vards all this price lf yU|l
gon not. only rave $2 as cotnpnrcd with went to the factory
thc x'rud_v-Im\dc hind, but you will also
lulvc u. mort- t-ll'vcti\'c, and dcpcnduhlc "` ' -
rcmcily in §»\'i‘r_:‘\\'it_\l. it rl»\'rr£coxni>xix the
usun rouvis. iron or c ics cols in
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(l_|_?.k.._._.._.    ..   . atm rms e sprea s mc anne etfe
‘ (;;~|t.|t.ii]_; ounces oil l';i|iicx“(.;(l ccgits
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lloillto n lti-oz. llotlllo uml lill thc liiittlc  
will plainltpi'nn;=lut|-ti r=u;;ur fsyrnlp.  c
...‘;.';.i..-~‘_":.'.~ ur  ';::::.l. $3 25c yd
s_vrup thai. moncy cuu huvfnt a cox-at of
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