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1-THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH sz, 191|.
Sen  
»ll1eNeiillan1lle
Shades ?
If you like dainty
decorative articles in
your home, these will
interest you. You’ll
surely want some of
oithem.
These shades recent-
ly came from New York
and are in the very lat-
est styles. They are
suitable for your dining
table, drawing room,
library or den. \Ve af-
ford you splendid choice
and not expensive.
25c to $l each
_I .GJ amieson
Druggi sf
NOTHING T0 BE GAINED BY OBSTRUCTION.
Ottawa despatches intimate the in-' such length and with such virulence
tention of the very patriotic Opposi- as to compel the Premier to remain
tion to prolong the debate on in Ottawa, what would the party
reciprocity, the voting of supply and gain by such a course? They could
the session of Parliament indednitely hardly hope to gain favor either in
and so preventing Sir Wilfrid Imurier Britain or in Canada, or fame or
from attending either the Imperial glory at home or abroad. If they
Conference or the King's coronstiomlwant to convince the people that
Probably they may think better of it reciprocity is not for the Popular
and not carry out this imprudent welfare, that can better be done by»
and unpatriotic design. The 0PDosi- reason, argument and orderly con-
tion leaders would have the country duct in discussion than by angry de-
believe they are very patriotic and clamation or 3 policy of obstruction.
loyal to the King and the Empire. The obviously right thing to do is
How would the policy of obstruction to stop talking, go to work and com-
they have outlined conduce to the plete the public business and have
advancement of Canada or the.Em- Parliament prorogued. So much has
pire? ilready been said for and against
It would seem desirable to most ol eeiprocity by the ablest speakers on
the' plain people that Canada should _ .oth sides that further discussion,
be represented both at the Corona- mainly from the back benches will be
tion and the Conference by hcl iut 5 dry and fruitless threshing out
greatest men. Surely it would he if old straw. Nc party can gain
most regrettable if Sir Wilfrid wen, nuch by a further loading up of
prevented from attendance at th¢‘ .iansard with dull platltudes. It is
coronstion. I-le is easily the most ilikq unprofitable and unbusness
notable figure among the public men ike. There is yet ample time ir.
of the over-sea Dominions, just as .vhich to complete the necessary pub-
Canada is the most conspicuous in ic business and close the ssion in
that gslnly 01 Bl’i¢iHh 11850115 Whivh ;ood season to attend the two great
' adorns the globe. What would be anlmperial convocations in London
Imperial Conference, with Canada un- Phat is what the country expects ou!
t d'f‘
represen e . H t
Assuming it to be possible that the .mb c men at O tawa to do' and is
Conservative party could and would :Nady th° right' “nd DWP" thing 1"
carry on a policy of obstruction atflihem 50 <10-
l
Our Repair Dept.
When yourclock or watch
isoutof order bring them
to us and have them made
good as' we are experts
along this line and guaran-
tee you a first class job.
If you will let us know
DUTY ON FARM IMPLEMENTS. .ready adjusted to the Situation. Most
- , . '_' Canadian cities have their lails oen-
The Gu dl h b e ked ti .
. “Dm them an tus te n ag ° trally located inside the city limits
<1 Presen ra es of uty on I st J h th . u d rt '
. . . house
farm implements and the reduced “ , .° “ ° 'l' “n °°“
rate under the rec. mcit are within a stone s throw of an ex~
lp y agreement. . . .
The Toronto Star 0! recent date cow cellent residential district. Here in
. _ f remands or long continued
i tn i 11 es 1 ii _ °“f”.° ' .
sins e .0 °,w_"Tg b e W ich an criminal trials, the inconvenience and
th _
its e mquuy Pres_ Pm_ Redlm expense of carting prisoners back and
ent posed tion by forth to and from the new iail site
Duty Duty Ganga, Will Possibly awaken regret that the
p.c.
rather distant site' has been selected,
lHl llllllllll$$ Hlllllllllllf
On Thursday evening; March 16th,
a number of invited friends with Miss
L. M. Montgomery were the guests
of Rev. _John and Mrs. Sterling at
the amuse in Cavendish. As Miss
Montgomery‘.- on account of the death
of her grandmother, was about to
leave her old home, it was thought a
fitting occasion by her friends to ex-
preiis their great appreciation _of the
deep interest she had taken in all
matters connected with the welfare 0|
the community. _
A suitable address was prepared.
MISS L M. MlllllGllMllll |-_
Fancy Voiles.
""'|
Milslins, Wash'
Goods, Trimmillgs, Laces and
limbroideries, per
S. s. EA RL GREY.
>st terms of her bel fulness in con
the Womau’s Missionary Sociciy
and presented by the Rev. John Stir-
.ing, her pastor, which spoke in high-
. P ’
nection with the different depart-
ments of Church work in the coIl81'0‘
gation, as organist and secretary 0!
Miss Montgomery in her own modest
< wif-.
we will send and get your
clock and fix it up in good
shape for a very reasonable
price. '
G ll Taylor
Phone 353-J Jeweler
L
p.c. p.c.
Farm wagons. . . .25 22; 2;
Plows.........20 15 5
Harrows. . . . . . .20 15
Hsrvesters, reapers. 17; 15
Drills, planters. . .20 15
Mowers.  . . . . .175 15
Horse rakes. _ . _ .20 15
Cultivators. . . . .20 15
Threshing machines 20 15
Windstackers. =baggers
weighers, self-feed-
ers.. .. .. .. .. .. ,.20 15 5
Hay loaders . . . .
_ . 25 20 5
20
5
21
5 .
21
5
5
5
although this did not impress itself
upon the public mind when the re
moval was first proposed.
T0 ENCOURAGE SHEEP RAIBING.
It is of interest to note that the
Ottawa Department of Agriculturi
has for some time past had two ex
perts visiting the various Provinces
inquiring into the present conditior
F
I
Auction Sale
I am ilis.ri clo_d by hir DUNCAN HYDE
to sell bfoauctlon, on _h s farm at Corn-
WHU, 13# f ur miles from Char-
lo tetovrn by ice on
Thursday, March 25rd
AT UNE 0'CLOCK P. M.
(and iflformy, on March 25fl\).
STOCK-Mare in fcal 5 yrs old. |500 lbs:
‘liizuissrclyrs ofa (general purpose), mare
Grain crushers. . _ .25 20
Fanning Mills. . . .25 20
I-lay tedders . . . .
. . 25 20
Field rollers. . _ . .25 20 5 _
It will be noticgd that in fourteen their wool and mutton has been ir
of the seventeen items the reduction P"°3"¢95 "l“`°“Eh°“t B1m08tB11PBI‘f»'
is five points and in the remaining °f British N°I`.th America Hin” UL
three items of farm wagons, reapers Pi'-"“°91` days- '
and mowers, 25 per cent. In addi- The experts “UW making f-l15il1<l\1iI`i'
Potato diggers. . . . 25 5
Fodder or feed cut-
ters . . . . . . .
. .25 20
U1U\U\U‘
E I purpose), -2hescl oi cattle, well
bred; 6cows in calf, ox 2yrs old. 2 heif-
ers 2 :rs old,_2 helfers l yr old (Short-
hornl, 4 fallTplgs.
lMi_LEMEN S-Plow, ‘ sprin harrcw,
Bhllieharrow, hay cutter. viilieel rake,
express wagon, buggy,»3wood sleighs,
5NVll'l¢_i1le Eh. gun! sleigh. farmsr's
steel boiler, truc wagon, z cures, rolls;-_
2 sets cart harness, p ow harness. forks
shovels, hoes, etc., hay lift, blocks and
ro e. '
CROJP-200 bushels Tartarian outs, 40 bush-
els wheat, 10 tons hay, 100 bushels potat-
nes.
TERMS-35.00 and under cash, over $5.00
1ls]l§tl;gmonths’credit on approved ioint
No reserve, as farm is s
_ _ _ F. llonivn,
lil- 5f?ll1d~ ' _ Auctioneer.
tries.
F2
o.
Tenders
Sealed tenders, addressed to the
llndvrligned, and marked on the out-
. side, 'Pender for Church, will be re-
ceived up to and including Saturday,
March 25th, for the erection and ex.
terior completion of the new Roman
Catholic Church at St. 'I‘eresa's.
Plans and specincations can be seen
at the Parochial House. Each tend-
er must be accompanied by tug gig.
nature of two responsible persons
Will-128' to become bound for the
faithful performance of the contract.
The lowest. or any tender, not mesa
larlly accepted.
I.R.A. MCDONALD, P. P.
l~28d22l.
done hitherto.
tion to these reductions there is 3 are Skilled. the 0110 €SP€CiallY in woo.
new arrangement as to parts. "ut production and the other in the best
back to the United States for repair. mutwn breeds. End if may be hof-lei
These used to be dutiable at 30 to 45 that their report, when the inlquiry is
D0! Cent- Now they will be charged completed will be of great interest
at the same rate as is set forth for and Value- 3119617* Fllisillg i9, Bs We
the implements themselveu as But have said, an industry that is natur-
down in the Seoond wlumn of the al to the country and one ‘that i.
above table, the rate of duty in that Capable of very great expansion and
column being the same for both couu. development. Canada has at great
. ve op
THE *mi _new industries to which the country
V _ PROPOSED NEW JAIL. is not specially ada.pted,_an»d can
The proposed new'J-an for Quem,S hardly hope to be able to compete
Couuty Wm be 8 pretty costly anair with more favorably conditioned rl.
in several waysbefore we have had vnls. The sheep-raising business
it many y9m.u_ A good strong jail would seem to be one that might
building, if so constructed as to be wen repay any Bpwml °n°rt th” tl”
¢N,ditub1,, Bud not unsightly’ Wm Department of Agriculture and oui
Cust a good round sum' whether “be farmers generally may devote to it.
built in town or country. Placing ii;
outside the town will involve addi- THE LOBSTER FISHERY'
tional expense and inconvenience in *_
muuy wa).u_ The fuel and supplies Just as in the lumber in.
for heating tue building’ and the dustry of New Brunswick,
Prisoners themselves will have to ba the inmwsis “I the 1“mb°¥
uuuveyed to the new site’ whereas operators and those of the coun-
were the jun in town suuuucs could ’try owning the forests are not quite
be delivered more cheaply und the the same, so is it with our lobster
prisoners would walk as they have industry The lumber °per°t'°rs have.
After ull' might it not have hem the conservation of thc forests. The
better to have built thc new jail on lobmr packers “nd Bshcfmw
the old site? If the contiguity of the have 5 special inberest in
jail had 5 depressing effect on prop- tm prwmt PWM” 0! “Wifi
.e,-ty values' the values had been “_ calling. Behind that lies the general
of the sheep-raising industry in Can
ada. and the adaptability of the Do
minion to a profitable and large ex-
pansion of that line of natural pro
duction. The raising of sheep fo-
cost in some cases tried to de l
looked to present gains and not to
  Look
Wet feet always
travel the road that
ends in the hospital
and its usually a short
HOHBE NOTES.
I " of 1 t egt tm 1 di 1 "1 public interest in the preservation of
:: ner oaessthefactthn _ 1 -- _ _
that we have stocked several odor 9 she” t is not In the public l f Ch l -
O
tri p,
your Bowels(
ut ! ~--
you can cut the trip
out if you always
wear a pair of our
rubbers,
I so-urns:-sb.-.a-ara.
off Bros, 
.lnpon in ease the eltiaena decide in fa-
or the Harmony Perfumes and md: interest to have our lobster asiiery ings 7 mi es rom ar otte
ei., md, in B,,..¢.,,,_ you hav, only depleted and practically destroyed as town. Apply to Peter Scott on
to see these perfumes to fall in 1 the oyster fishery has been. C - °
with 5718111- 3016 0111! by the butlkl vation should be the order ol)mlihr- the Premlses or
  glorwgi'  znkcléingafi day. The -special interests are al- F' H' 
‘
' d,.u_ ways l0oklng'after their own. Where- 
lforc there is the more need that the
public interest should be carefully
Yesterday A M Carver of Vernon guarded There are those who think _
,, - ~ ‘ -I - 1 Marine and Stationary Gasoline
iver, sold to John Horne, Olty, 5 lt would be a good thing lf the lob-
be tlf 1 d 1 - _ '
ceizléd 2 g;g§'Dl;?g° f°" whim 11° N ster fishery ln all the Maritime Pro-    0 
1 -_ iii vinces were given the benefit of a rest ' A 'LAY 
D ,t P ~ --- - - for 5 year or two to allow the small- sP¢¢N /c0|0Nl¢ FIT" I '
On e"£nQ er lobsters to grow. and time this B,,,,,,,,, C,,,u,,u,u, ,',fff,u_ w“h,ng,°n mu In these particular lines we can offer you values such
1| c Ore on 'nfs _ ' ' ' _
Commencingsmaml mth and “_ as you probably never heard of before just imagine, 9, 4 H
,i|Ap,.i1 ,oth _ P. Fully Guaranteed Gasoliue Engine for $rz5.oo and the
""°"‘ C*‘”|°“°'°“'" C‘,';:f°ff,°}’c';"'$g'°_'§': best Engine ever ofiered in Canada. It will pay you to write
via Truro 6|.-is and secure an agency.
If steamers sails from Charlotte-
WWII fire 9° Cf-9 le” tl-18° lbwe Kindly address all enquiries to our local representative °*“'=°"-°°'5°f°n Bl°~=l¢» C|1lfl°“¢'°‘""
As the dcmaxigrd for tolurisla :seeping cal
i s' 1. ii ess '
,:,~,°,;; ,:,;:i;;,,_ °"° ° _P -' A.w. JONAH; Charlottetown.
curse, although involving present
loss, might prove to be a sound
economy ln the end.
.______
CIVIC GOVERNMENT
BY COMMISSION.
ST. JOHN. March 21-The Civic
Bills and By-Laws Committee yell-
Uerday afternoon, decided to recom-
mend that the Council lak the Legis-
lature to appoint a Royal Commis-
sion to arrange a sort of a Constitu-
tion for Civic Commissioners to act
Railway to Montrsafyou cave twenty
fu-;q;;_-3_3 ___ _g__________ _______, The A. li. Williams Machinery Co. of Si. John
way briefly replied, thanking the
ii-lends for the appreciation cri>1*csS°d
and the accompanying purse. and
said she would always Cherish i011d
recollections of her native p1ac¢.and
the friends that had so large a Part
n her life.
Complimentary remarks were made
by Walter Simpson, who referred to
,he great interest Miss Montgomery
sad always taken in the "Cavendish
Literary Society" and the hell! she
had given towards making the meet-
ngs of interest anh profit.
He also paid a high compliment to
her great literary genius which has
given P. E. Island a Place in the lit-
erary world and gotten world-wide
recognition for her as an authoress-
'G. R. McNeill also made a few com-
plimentary remarks.
The evening passed all too quickly
nlivened with music and social chat,
ifter which tea was served by the la-
lies. Miss Montgomery is for the
iresent residing with her aunt, Mrs.
John Campbell, at Park Corner.
Miss Montgomery will be much
missed here, where she occupied so
args a part in the life of the place.
HOW SKIN-TBOUBLES
HAVE BEEN CUBED
A Remarkable Record of' Itching,
'hut those who have suffered long and
hopelly from eczema and other torturing,
dlsiiguring enlptions of the skin and scalp
and who have lost faith in all manner of
treatment, may learn that there is one way fo
find immediate relief, the fdlorvlng remarkable
eerlu of condensed testimonials is published:
W. H. White, 312 E. Cabot St.. Philadel-
phia; Knee io ankle a mass of eruption.
Suffering simply indescribable for six lang
years. Had to scratch till blood run and
health was undermined from lack of sleep.
Cuiicura Remedies cured it without a mark.
Mrs. M. C. Maitland. Jasper, Oni.: Itchy
rash on her bl\by's head when but illrcc
months old. It spread ovigr entire body. Pu!
mittens on him to prevent tearing skin.
Reduced to a skeleton. One bath* with Cuti-
cuni Soap and application of Culiclira Oint-
ment soothed h m to sleep. A single set
cured llim.--Thinks »cllild would have died
but for Cuticlua Remedies. '
Mrs. Wm. Hunt, 259 Fairmount Ave.,
Newark, N. J.: Whole body a mass of raw.
torturing eczema. Agony was beyond words.
Hslr all fell out au cars seemed ri-udy_to
dro off. Clothing would stick to bleedilii'
flesll. Hioped deaill would sooil end feurflll
suffering. Cuiicura Remedies cooled the lich-
ing, bleeding flesh al. once and soon cureil Iler.
Mme. J. B. Renaud, 277, llfentllna St..
Montreal: Treated by doctors 25 years for
had eczema on leg. lt peeled frolll knee
down; fool. like raw flesh. Doctor udylsed
cutting leg off. Decided to try Cu\l<:ul‘_a.
Rcme ies `rst. lil two months' use of-Cutl-
cura Remedies she was cured.
Mrs. Nora Emmett, 26, Lena Gardens
Brook Green, London: Two little girls had
dreadful scalp trouble that doctors called
ringworm. Cried with intense itching. Hos-
pital treatment gave frightful pain but did
no good. Buffered three years,_cured by
three sets of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment.
H. A. Krutskod. 5714 Wabash Ave.,
Chicago: Ifchingeruptlon spread from hands
to bo y. Liters y_f.cre_llls skin of! ln shreds.
Doctors and remedies did no good. Culicllra
Soap, Ointment and Pllls_ stopped itching
quickly and cured disease m three weeks.
Frank Grldley. 325 E. 43rd St., New York:
ln twenty-four hours he became raw from
' head to oot with a dreadful burning itch.
Buffered agcnies and could not lla down or
:ft  Curicun Son and Cuilcun. Ointment
our him in a singlld day.
Mrs. Kate Brougham, 200 Dewey St.,
Bennington, Vt.: ash came on her baby
and soon turned to watery, crusted eczema
over face, head and body. He was a fearful
sight and all attempts at cure were fruitless.
Vastly _improved in a week hy use of Culicura
Remedies and soon skin was clear and healthy.
G. J. Dance, 27, New Road. Brentford
England: Tortured for five vests with had
skin disease. Attended hospllal Eve months
without success. Covered with eruption. No
sleep nor rest. Felt like tearing' lmseif to
pieces with terrible itching. Wit first ypll-
cstlon of Cutlcurs Ointment was relieve und
got good nlgllt’s sleep. In a fortnight Cutl-
cura Ointment cured him as if by magic.
Cutlcura Song, Ci1ticura_Olntment. Cui lcura
leinlven! and utlcurs Pills src sold by drug;
sists everywhere. Send to Poticr Drug
hem. Corp., Boston, Mass., for free 32-page
Cuticuru Book on skin diseases
i
LAND SALE
150 acres on Bracl:leylPoint
Road, Lot 33 with good build
_ 1 y'
2-zzwdrrol.
the above goods.
your approval our complete stock of SM 0 K E and- CHE W
, of
Burning, Disiiguring Eruptions ` B
Successfully Treated. i
grandmother-till death broke up the
home-will not soon be forgotten.-
Guest. '
n tenderly _caring for her aged
FILES OURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYS.
PLZO OINThdEN'.l.‘ is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind
nd ner unseiiisii devotion exhibited BUBONIC PLAGUE
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
14 days or money refunded. 50c.
TI-IE VALLEY RAILWAY
T0 BE UNDERTAKEN.
OTTAWA. March 21-The early be-
ginning of the Valley Railroad in
New Brunswick appears assured. Yes-
terday the House of Commons de-
clared that the Intercolonial should
undertake its operation as soon as
built, and psy, as a rental, 40 per
cent of thr gross receipts.
IN TRINIDAD.
KINGSTON, Ja., March 21.--King-
ston has quarantined against Trini-
dad, where the Bubonic plague has
appeared.
There have been two fatal cases at
Trinidad in the past week.
If I Had Eczema
I‘d wash it away with that mild,
soothing liquid, D.D.D. Relieves all
kinds of skin trouble, cleansing away
Write the D' D D Laboratoris
.rl
U
F1 `
_ New Dress Goods,1SilkS, 600|] Suils
al Small
---Priees---
I ani now offering
_ some splendid values in
fine clothing and as the
values are unusually
good it willpiy you to
buy promptly.
Many boys' and
men’s suits are includ.
ed. They'ré going to
be cleared out at away
below mv usual small
cash price. They’re nif-
ty looking, good wear-
ing,splenclid fitting and
well tailored ' -
By buying n o w
you’11 Save money.
Better come in today_
M. l.. McMillan
The best. choosing is naturally “““*°" Ri"°*
rmfdwm.
the first and we have now ready for _-__
\ - W?;____}
Ersrous LHBUR
Twist Tobacco
Manufactured by
'RGCK CITY 'l'0BACCO C0
QUEBEC -
A 1.-
the impurities and clearing up the li-
complexion as nothing else can. | 
Yes. If I had any kind of skin
trouble I'D USE D.D.D.     S
. . . s,
Dept. C. G., 49 Colborne St., Toron-
to, and they will send trial bottle
Cu
Remember that by oing lntereolonla
vor of the commission form 6| Gov-
ernment fn place of the Aldermanls
system.
__;_.
SOFT-NOSED BULLETS
USED IN MEXICO.
EL PASO March 21 -Soft nosed
l , . ' \ i
bullets, forbidden by rules of warfare,   , ReH1IlaHtS
‘are being used by both sides in the
Mexican campaign- of carpets and oil-
Colonel Cuellar, who commanded
th 'VI ' t t th b ttl f
...°..;.e‘;::s.f°.zss.:..3_.s...a.1.2.Cloths at deeplig Cut
1 l f ii il ' - '
 .is:.“.;.."l°:..fs°;:.i. prices to c1ear.BbER
’°“' V .81 WEEKS. 3-22d1°3i
free.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
REMNANT
I ll- ~
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
Moncton, N. B.
the Largest and Best Located Hotel in
the Olt‘y accommodating 200 guests.
Situate ln the centre of spacious grounds
°”"k"“""€““°°id ily? ""l.'l' 1'3" Sdllii ii
|118 In l B B I I'D B O I'
ine suliimdi risked... duo Mgswsinuuy
A A McLean, K. C. Donuld McKinn
Mclean Q McKinnon
Barrlsters, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
363 S. IIll.&I1
Bakklsrsn AND ATTORNEY
Solicitors for the Canadian Bank cf
Commerce, ontague.
5 l .
Canada’s Leading Machinery House
has opened a six
Machinery, Hoisting Engines, Sieam Engines,
Safes,
w.l."l'&`i°ls- I V N. B. Lllllllell.
 ste,  sir. ‘
C ty Ticket Agent
__A'|'__
Sf. John N. B.
For the convenience of our Maritime
stomers we are carrying a large and
well assorted stock of all kinds of new and
second hancl Machinery. Write for our
prices.
Wood Working Machinery, iron Tools, Cement
storey warehouse
DR. JOHN LEDWELL, M. D.
Richmond Streenopposite St. Paul's Church
Hours until lo o'clcck to 3 p. m
D.C- McLEOD. K. O. W. E. BENTLEY
McLeod ®. Bentley
Bal-ristsrs and Attorns a-at Law._
Solicitors for the Bank of Iiova Scotia
Honey io Loan
Warburton (lil Shaw
Barrisiers, Attorneys, NUtaf§"_Pnblic, Etc.
Offices in Cameron Blocl`é,' Charlottetown,
P. E. island.
ll'ii.i.¢¢1iie,Mii.c.vs
Government Veiei-ina pi tor,
l. J. YEO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
cor to Txlflssliblicliinon Drug(Jc.
e 3. xsnt Street
DR. CLIFT
SPECIALIST IN CIIRONIC DISEASES
Charlottetown. P. ill. Island. Canada
VICTORIA HOTEL-Hours-ll to I daily
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