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E-ln' _V I "` E G U A R'/D I A Nliy relnseqfq nay 'the price

VZ." "l

“Pi

_lamiesoirs C Carnation

Cream is worth a great deal more than it costs ~` this time of year. Itcosts 3 too little to consider when 32 you credit it with the ‘A comfort it gives. It cures .. chaps and stops chap- ping. it is agreeable to use and begins healing at once.

Price 25 cents .j

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oe ut f‘hul'lottetown. _

Iirnurh flfliwc :lt Sum'nlersid(.__hold the low taxation lecoldfor Can.

lAlllcrton, Soill-is :llld lilontngue, man' whether this remm is M gmab - _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ er value to us than in reasonable

road-making land our governments

;f_:°c"_i°;?5 P;‘;”°~~~-f- -"§;;';,_ara compelled to expend lesslavishly “ S rp °" °”° ' th b i ss pr dence would war- Ncws and Edit. Pay Phono ...._....133l,.a;:_ uzpzehave [tw permanent roads News ,ond Edlt.Nlght l’hones.132 &13B and our taxpayers prefer the roads

as they are to heavier taxation. We

rate of taxation and what that tax-

.'_/l'l'l.lll>_-lv uiri: i4'l‘l-l, la _ ‘ " I ` U H' il ind br t ‘ th h

DIARY 0F EllEliT‘>

'rohn Y.

Pity i\l:¢'_'is‘l'.-ltu`g l‘ollI‘t, D ;i_ rn_

D. Ill.

WFLL FOUHDED OPTIMISM

of wllolesome confidence vcitri whacl. _thc mnvcr und secondcr of the ud- Vstgd “"9” vigorously that he had -'1 dress in reply to the speech from tho "Ot lllll-Heil 11 Sillflle W01`d» "OV U Bill'

a on wo ing ous ln es ape of better roads, is a question that We _heed not discuss here. As it is, with ‘our record as it,is, ollr roads, sum- lner null winter _ will compare very 1fu\'ol'ahly with those anywhere in ,Canada, clear of the pci-mallent ap-

? \"0<\lll¢”S 'fllc-life. 7.30 und il n. r.:\._pl'<\aclies` to the larger cities. _ __ _ _ .

1 Prince l*7.l\s-.liul Tilcutw. 7 und 9

lt is quite true that Mr...l. J.

Hughes, on the 17th of F‘elu‘uary

lt uliis l'ef:'<_-.llliuir fo note the tone ‘mil “l`i~¥l1U<l ill-Ylllllllll U19 “mms Ol

Prince Edward Island in 1993. UFO'

ground of,Dunba_r, where the English

and caused John Balliol to give up tha" _gown of Scotland. Many price- less grrrlptural relics and_curlos from_ U10 HON Land were destroyed by the fire. `

.._,,...__.__..__....

lllllllllill ill will

In general Public interest and lm-l

llortunce the event of the week was UM* Opening on Wednesday of thc! Legislature of this Province. The oc-' cnsion was attended with the cus-' tomary striking ceremonies. The Fourth Regiment supplied a very smart Guard-of-Honor under Capt.' J. Webb Stanley, which received His Honour Lieut.-Governor Rogers on. his arrival at the Provincial Build-. ing_with a Royal Salute, the `while the strains of the National Anthem pi'oceedcil from the Regimental Band, and ill the distance the nine- ound-

I ‘ D

after rcailiui: the speech in which he WS ill' the F0” h00m9d 01112 their

salute. Large crowds gathered! urollnd the precincts of the building wlliln within, the Legislative Chamber was filled to the utmost, every bit of space allovrcll tl:-e public

lllloilinr ssrélllillli 7"

~_tota.1l_y_. defeated the Boots in 1896, u “0”0uR“B|_1:_H

Sir,-In view of the many unwar

appearing frolm time to time in the columns of our provincial newspa- pers, I would suggest that frequent publications of the ruling of Parlia- mvnt in the matter be made through the Press. an-if especially the part most nearly affecting ourselves. Will you kindly reproduce the clause in q.\xestlon'f

I am Bit, etc.

OBSERVER.

Incompliance with the above re-

quest the following omcial guide is herewith published.

TABLE OF 'l`.l’l`LES TO _

BE USED IN CANADA.

1. The Governor General of .Cans-

da to be styled "His Excellency" and his wife "Her Excellency."

2. The Lieutenant- Governors of

the Provincesto be styled “His Honor.”

3.'Privy Councillors of Canada to

be styled "Honorable," for life.

4. The Solicitor General to be styl-

ed "Honorable" while in office.

5. Senators of Canada to be styled "Honorable," but only during Billce and the title not be continued after- wards.

6 The Speaker of the House of

~ . . _ . . _ i. - - bi ' a_ - ' ' ~

provincial tnronc endorsed the op- RIM Blgmm( to Jllgtézfvttlge Prim; ,.;)2§S0;3;gmein nghxirggrnsgbergegg Commons to be styled "Honore-ble’

'n's ‘ s in a mvue

WC llaV€ H large V211” -' Ullli-S111 €Kl>l`sH1=‘L‘11 JW hill llU"0\l1'- It ' 1 er m ay K l' the men and their lllescnce added‘durin° tenure of Omce'

iety of otherlotions and -; creams for those who ,_

l°i-:iiiiles little imagination to see the “*l`Bi"5t the cmlms put lurward bv gligrm niid uttragtivenegs to ¢_\,el'1_;:e fhtisf JS‘i_et;°_‘;_°i C:‘_:§‘d§'x_E_:1ce_ »iinpi-ovenxent in educational matters, Vllllfe Ed“`<“fd Island-" scene. For the occasion a large quorg Cgurtse of léifnéda and the

_the p,.U,,,.eSs in ,,g,.,(._um,re _and the It is equally true that. in replr to number of our friends from the coun-

Ghief Justices and Judges of the un.

prefer thetn- 5 --en'=l‘nl prosperity that now llcrvzldes that pr0teSmti0"‘ the Prim” Mi" S' try mme in' and While the House is'del'm9nti°”&fl C0Ul`t5 ill the several

.l. G. Jamieson Druggist

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__ iiiirizliague Black Fox E1

.'haru_i§¢ '_`~'>~ "fry »l\'7r~°loo Solicitor)

` -'rl "lfliriais-non, Manager .~r.»-i-:-.t»-in P E I

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3 il Amherst 1 ' Nova Scotia

A Breeder and Dealer in High- yg, ess .Grade l’edigreeil.Blaci¢ . ' Silver Foxes and all other Fur

Bearing Animals. Correspon-

dence solicited.” 1105-2~7m€mos

L_- - `“ . " Tl

BIRTHS

5 ,

SMITH.--At Dorchester, Moss., on

February 19th, 1914, to Mr. ond Mr:

William M. Smith it dzluirllter (l\lnrj-

ory May).

lll{\'N'I'O.\'--At Union, [lot 33, l\'lal`Ch ll, tn W. Beecher and Mrs.

_ g Brycntnn, a son.

BOVYER.-(`ov'nhead, ilinrcll 10, to Frank rind Mrs, Rovyer, twins, (son and d:=.u;:hter)_

l~IlLTZ--At Kensington, March liith,

*_ __ _-_ to Mr. and Mrs, Pi. C, Hilt'/._ n

dlaughtcr.-l\'.

are the '.'.'ol':sf; he has ever seen; llc

i lt. \vll1‘. I

were not embodied in Mr Hughes'

‘plied ,is follows’

.Prince Edwnril Islnnd, so much that ` ` ‘igitorf wming to nw. Capital for even l;overnmeut lnisnumageluellt for "My hon. friting _t_di_;lN np; cxongge ;l_l_;___l_;S*g_l;`;*$_____5*§;_¢_<3E_§`¢1vl_l_____3WEl__i;1;eV';_l;fi it long series of years, failed to per- tsl; foiribiiid tiller thcoirlll of itcftnilling done. except for some in__ Sclltilill’ check its progress, nl- nnuiescence. He said Prince Eilward formal tens the young people af- Uluuull i1. left us ienriully in debt. lt island could not make any clairn _terwards attend the different mov-

is cqllillly true thot _our i:ll'lllers url-._ cl:f_‘(’_f_‘_:‘(‘_‘;i___;’f___‘§_°:€“f_‘;E?_l;°?pe*;l_;{_1 ills Illcfllrc thcllfrfd; iwhne ___ __mce_ na ll class, thrifty, ellergetic, pro- ,md that Prince Edward Island M,-,q_ (glmrles M__G__(___O__ ____t______e__ tol _10_ Gcn“,,m.,m who were _r,eg§5\a_ Ltl`0>1S5Vff- Bill' ll- iS "|50 UU” lhflt`eould not raise its claim now be- Charlottetown this week after a most “Ve C°““cm°rB m. the Hmvmcw at

,_ _ . . _

- _ , ~ . ~ . . ter mule the remarks quoted from' 1" “SSW” "0 doubt the Presence Of Provinces of Cana-da:- the plovlnce in evcly <lcpur_Llnellt._l_____ ‘y_c__ _ egterda _S Cuu__.d___n the various 0ut_o_._t0W__ ______mbe__s and_ ONTARIO____The supreme Court of _Nor does it require my egotlsm or Sl’ ‘_ ‘“ -V Y _ ’ _ _ their visiting relatiiea will result Ontario. small pnrtirunsliip to nttrihllte a mfmely' that he' the P"m° Mmfsfer- in incrensed_ activity in social clr-' QUEBEC.-The Court of King'S ivery ln1`r§c proportion of this lumpy ‘hd “Dt k“°“' “l ‘me “"¢"“me“t mal' “WS in th” 0\tY~ lgvllfill. the S\l‘l>€i'l0¥` C0\ll‘t ami the ,:,md,t,_,,, to UN, __,.,,Sent __d___miSl._,.___ llud ever been raised against the __ - * _ ,Circuit Court of the District of llllon-

~ claims f Prince Fdward Island that The hught Mflfcll 9““‘=‘h\“<‘» Of UK! "enl-

lloll, lmtll flulerul und pl'ov1llci:il. " 0 A .J . nnsf. week and lvarm springlike weg__l NOVA SCO’l‘IA.-The Supreme . It is quite plirdollllble ond in keep- ’ _ ther come as s pleasant surprise af- Court of Nova Scotia. .ing wltll fill Lrinliiions, for the hippo- Smwch- “hd he challellfilell Mr' H“-gheS"ter the intense cold and severcstorms NEW BR?NSWICK"TT'he Supreme _Sm,_,__ tu pimwly ,Tmut __ |_,,uig_, to assert to the contrary. of FebI'unry__ Citizens generally pre-._ CCI’vl_lf;tNi),§,0r;3';;’V__]§I,run5(\;7x_‘:,`__ O, Kings

i. .» ._ 1 . . .. . ,. The only reulv made hy Mr. Hailcrly anticipating spring-not so ' hi*

lloviileiui. with tllc,:»tle.lk of good _ __ ____ I ‘ar ,HRtm_t_S_,_d in the stores _‘___ Bench and the Court of appeal, inn, innl to witty" ine ini-ina-a ny H"¥"°‘S is HHS Cllnllsluze was Di ______,_______s ___ ____ _______s ___ ___ w______~. nnlfrlsn GOLUMBIA.-'rim court giving them un, m,,m own L_, the muke one stntenleilt that was__n_ot ______h_____gh it _S yet too eany “___ %f___;_\_l;pei}lDi_1_p_dbt;‘l_;e Supreme Court of ignorillp; ol Proviileucc, lilitllcr reas- Cowen!" “C_c°rd"?l€_ the Bllysn "_0i>L'l\iHllS" the ladies are busy' shop-I PRINCE E|§WA'RD 1SLAND___f1‘he on nulkcs un elastic sulljoct for ii North America All is “uf” mn llllli-‘I “Nl Sewing *O lid Y01\‘1Y_f(“” me Supreme Court of Prince Edward Is-

_ . . .__ . _ __ . ,H ie proper n erprcaion o » ‘ . _ J - . . .- e . '

_ Plovlclcllce, lt is quite tlilc and lt_._\_ _ _“__ ,_ ¢ » a ‘Court of Snskatchewam is fitting that lt sllolllil llc gruteflllly _-ri . _ u St ____ B_O________ ____ The past weep; has been D de¢id[.d1y| ALBERTA___The Supreme Court of ackllolvlctlged-llalfl done uluch for U t 'S (1 U mn F' 7>\1|_‘Y 0110. ill Cl1ul`l0U-€tOWll “Tally

Alberta; to he styled "I-lonora’ble" during tenure of office.

8. Tile President and Speakers of

the Lecislatures of the Provinces to he style-d "Hon-ora’ble” during ten- ure of office.

9, Executive Councillors of the

Now that the early spring days are .

'hare and the sun is da_ll_y__ growing. _brighter and .warmer. The at¢0l\¢i°u of all is naturally drawn to lighter and daintisr clothes, than the warm siiimtanttal coats and suits, so neces- sary for the cold winter weafllldr Of P. E. Island. .

Paton’s, while making over their

nicely appointed store, were looking awav ahead in these lialmy days BM ordered for the ladies of Charlotte- town a diversity of models, styles and materials, . excelllng anything ever before attempted in that line and today Present their early slffillg _ showing.

TRAPPY COATS

The features of this season’s new

coats are the loose Kimono sleeves, llarge fancy buttons, shawl and not- `ched collars, while the Sport Coats are made of vivid colors, large check and over-plaida. _ i Already these smart becoming . Sport Goatsare a topic among the rising generation of this city and each day ons hears the remark "Oh I want g, Sport Coat for Easter."

Now is the time to order it, and

Patnns is the place, as the coats to .he shown there today are designed ito meet the requirements of .the ear- ly spring season, but at the same time they’11 be dandy for the chilly evenings of summer.

For the young Miss the exceedingly

smart Blazer is strikingly nice and is positively the latest New York style. Models shown are of heavy _wool cheviot in scarlet, sax, navy and brhyvn with wide belts all around and two large pockets.

Red is largely worn and a pretty

lied Sport Cont is shown of Bedford wursted with tailored collar and re- vers and sleeves finished very tmp- Dily. The name style carried out in tim makes an ideal spring wrap ns the visitors will see.

SPRING SUITS

That the growing preference for

plaid in n'ne's costume has spread is plainly shown in the models to be exhibited today. It is used in a Variety of ways-to suit the individ- ual taste of tne wearer. For in- stance one suit displayed had a coat of plain grey wool ratlne with cuffs and collar 'of fancy plaid with rl fetching peg top skirt of

Provinces to be styled “I-Iouorable” A MODEL SHOWN AT PATON»S .

1 h the time of nm union (lst July. 18-

lvcre uttered before the chullcni=;e_

The l..cndr-r of the Opposition muy, An far on Mr. Hllghes is concerned '“;m:Sl""'c t'l_“‘l'__‘°_l“_‘ lf1rP‘;_0f§Ft<-lssillli fav-_

_ _ _ __ _ _ . _ c ar uni wi e ca 0 wee no

he pnrdolled for the .=.t.ltelnent tll..t this was his lust iinnenrallce in the hm. |,{,,,k 5,, ,_h_._ 'num f§t______ to "UIC (_YI"I‘AWA, Ont., March 12.-The of the ronds throll;;'ilollt the colllltry colltrovcrsy. His silly pl‘otestp_ti0ng__social ci|.cl__,S of (g_|,m.10tt,,_to\,_.n__

out

made ll ,similar statement last year. not after, as his friends Would hnve Th” Shf1k"5P0f11`f‘ 015115 hull H ll10SlL

Those who have rc:t_d_ his rc:lllll'lis ii, believed. Auyunc 1""1‘ll"_ff_his 1903 l'l31.]|lnClll;(lll7{or:ll. the :md have not seen our mods ol are speerfll will see the utter silliness of , ,, , _

ullncqllilintcrl with our political pecu- h_H llretcrrdcd wisdom in sheltering ML ,l__ A_ M¢1,f,un_ M_ p_ Charlotte. liurities will ‘nnturully wonder himself ht-hilul the British North Am- town, was il guest this week at _ a

___._.._._.`_._. why ,,,,,ny lim; lm-,-e not iw;-,ii lost on ‘erica Ace, lulclieon given by Ile Speaker of

our roads Anil yet we cannot recall As already stated we have" no de- uw Hmlsc "f C°m‘m°"E' Ottawa' Dr'

l\lil.l,IU.\'.\‘ LOST BY _ " ' _ ,_ _ _ ,_ 9- 1 _

FIRE IN CUBA, that n life has _llecu lost or that even|S1l”€ to rub it in to Mr. Huizhils. pm" 8 , , .

_ _ _ '_‘“° _ .fi serious :incident llns occllrrcd. We H0 F4983 the f0\\Y Ol NS Wllfse in Mrs, Charles l.~ongwor1;h was host- .\l~.\V URliluANR. Mnrch 1-,__y\,....~_ _mm had some nnowstorms iluring_l903 wld Ulf’ inlufv he dd then in oss for the afternoon Bridge Club on

received today tells of twelve city- blocks heing burned with an estinnie l crl loss of uilllinns in (Tulla, on Sun-'_ rlny.

FOUND T0 BE ALIVE.

LONDON, March 13,-Four hours nf- ter being pronounced dead by her.

husband, Dr. Joseph Campbell of Oil

the past winter which occasioned some inconvenience ibut., generally speaking, the mnils were carried through with wonderlul regularity, with a regularity that casts apro-

nounccd shade of doubt over the hou-

orable gentlcmnn’s remarks.

It is vquite true that the roads in

this province, as in every other IJFDV-

and leave his past record geverniv

Dr Hloncllln-d*s many friends rc-

hcen indlspoaell with the prcvailingi

l"rovidcnce is usually with the nrmy.CilllS0 Of the lapse Ol time. Furt er. mjovabje visit Oy uve months with __ . . _. ,, _

» - ._ ‘ . _ , . . 7 t etnln their title of Honor-

Umt ,,,»,)Vi,1,._Q "Scif with the mggcstglli' Dllf- “Side U10 C0“t°Tll»\U“_ Whl°\1 lrlrrrfls and _relatives in lovely bali- ;b)]c..0f_§r li-fe_

_ _ _ .nad been ra sed then, and ls Him forum Her home-coming was sall-

p:|lll>~', :intl with mile soirlicrs who arc;.,,< th h, h Ll l _ _ _ ' - -'~-*~--'-"-*-°"

_ |\\1\**C‘l» “Y t We 11 'ew ‘ln uc neu..d, however, by the death of her N NEW G0] D FOUND

ol\:s.~:o<l with the liest,i;ellcl':ils. Weliunl mistake ns between the two g_m“d,,o,.__ the “uh w,(,_yeM._°m O ' iN’ _,His ANA GOUNTRY are not ii-;n.n~ing I‘rovmcuc:o nor dis- _“Ullt"‘1°Ulll; parties in 1i:_7-i, uud_h¢ Quill-i uf |;,i»_ (;_ H_ and Mrs Beer, J`_._' , ' countilliz the energy und pi'of,:l'c.ssive- §_1f_‘__t'lth';0r°€_;1§t":_‘_"ct °3_‘la‘1tu'g;'_; whose funeral took place shortly uf-' DAW5()N_ March 12,-Latest nr

l ness of our fnl'nlcl's wllcll we-:siiy _ _uc fypy t d . Ed_ ter Mrs. l\'lcQ!‘egoI°’s arrival. A wide rivals from Chisana, report no dc

. ' . - ` *<1 ` ' '

in-: men vv lo represen e Prince Birch, f U, I

. . ~ . . ' . tendrnir . finite new gold strikes Those wh

__ __ __ _ t Cc __ _ _ _ o lcllcs .irc cv , _ __

th t wmmnt up gmw ms mem ml ““.T" lslmd U" .that °°'““S‘m.‘ “ere tlcm sincere s m.lth ' th i .o - h v - d \v the river found ll

__ _ ____ |_ __ _ l yr! yin crsr aegonton g.'.r.|i hy the ;l"c<ll...il Depnrtmont of ig_\_l_\_\ticll___{>it_ali__ 0V<;!_‘;l_5.l1i____1__ HL (Est Kat ,.,,w_ rich my outside the iocauties loom

.»‘\_|_gi~;l:liltl1l‘e, and without the prudent ______ u___t ‘tl;_é__e wa: __e___lec'; :Ind aim; 1 » » cd laet_snmme_r. All those prospect- udliliniiitrntioll of the funds und the ,_,,,¢_f,,|n,,,_,, U“d.3.,. tm, ch.cumSt,.__,w,,., Amollz the guests hluiuli U10 11011' mi Whlte mvef have bee” d“V““

. _ e... _ _ __ _ , _

locuns plrlccil nt his ilislinsfll, by the I do not know how 1 could have cri- "r U" mm _‘lt (mvemmcnt Hmm" Gi-‘ct Zllirrlhabel .lliillérliryllge ri '<1-1,, .l f A ,~iCu1v,.,.@ ¢_h,.ltlclsed the observations ui my lion. Otmvm' mm wwk were MV A- f`\» ‘Z P ‘ g' , _ ’ 9 "‘""“"" “l 0 g “‘ - l nic] M rived from Lhlsana rmorts that

. ‘ ' ' ~= ~ f . . i icifll, . ’., 1 _ . " l- - 1 - pl~o>;pvl'ity of the posit. year \ftvr»lllilEf_'___‘_f';l_?t‘ lf; _'*l%_‘f§_"_‘_1 __§3e'°h0”_’___;_’t__~_‘_2- _,______ M_ _,_ ___I(-|,,f;.\f$ttX[t!;_,‘.Ig_ Mem' Chorley Anderson and Kenneth White, have horn wry nsuffil less lnnrlccrl than ifriend c,.,.t,,i,,1V` m`.gued'_________‘___. Mr: , , . horfl, former_ Yukoners, were buried

llllilkrtli: he will not deny uint, and Dr. H. ll, .lr-liking, M. l.. A., uno f__{'___'_‘_ ‘;"_§"1?1‘f‘° __'_‘_f“” °“,lf‘;“"‘}

.\__ ,_____,_,__,.,_ “___ _,,.,_,,.,,__,,_ ,.,,,,,m_,,,,, I l_.lloui5lli. lle u|'i.:lled strouigly Miss Hslrn Jeufzins, l‘cf;nrllc<l tllii; _________L _Spd .p_.__m__ _____ie_____>______ i. f l' :'ll<'>oi~ and lil our :\l:l`ii'\\lf.\\l‘e. lmmlwl' Ml' Illlckgttf: but if hf' desire” wulk flvmlx :I short’ bm' p1(`mmm'¢ I l I

n "“ St _ ‘ llno to witlldrulv tllilt, nnil to suv lloildily trip to Nlontl‘en,l_ Mrs, Jon-I ______r____________

33°F-""=lllY “"lfll_l"“_f‘l (ll "“l5’ ii l""_"' that he tr cd to nrzuo sizrollfzly hut l‘inS. who iiclfomllullivil them, rclnnin~_; 'cars alto won il, ze to lroln lure moo- i_i~iyiiml \\,»¢o ki v . - _. ,ui in M,_\p§;~_-i fm- _(lic u~\,,t,

Barn with _-illciolll. lnctllods. l '.10 ut i.llot.I" yr I “lu let the matte! ment, and her lricriilsnillill nllcur with. LIEUT- GIBSON NAMED

_ _ .

ADJUTANT FOR BISLEY

flciai announcement was made this morning fsom the offices of the Doln~ inion of Canada Rifle Association of the appointment of the officers of the Canadian Bisley team for 1911. The commaudant is to be Lleut.-Colonel J. G. Ross, officer commanding lst battalion. sth Royal Highlanders. Montreal, and the adjutant, l,io.\t.. C. M. G. Gibson, 13th Royal regi- ment, Hamilton.

Lieut.-Colonel Ross is ii member of Council of the Dominion of_ Canada Rifle Associut-on, and Is an enthus- iastic rifleman.

the stand he took. He has no dou`\`>t \f\’9l\1l\`-E-'_l1\l’- - \ _Li0\\t. Gibson is _ one of the hast, repented, having bezm found out. We ’ ‘ ' “ae “hc” ln C°'"“d"'» *md l“ 1913

was third for the Governor-Gencral’a

me quite content to accept his re' gretlhia illness and eagerly nhticipatc Prize in the annual matches of the P°“t““°e “S 9i“°°".°_» and to belle" 'his early recovery to health ond D. C. R. A. at Ottawa. He is the that ~he'11 never do le asv more." strenstll- son ol colonel the Hon. sir .1_ Mor If his friends want to save him they ~ o ~ -rim" Gibson' Ll@“t"°"““l‘G‘0Ver|l0l' Ol had better take him where he is now ll1'.l'B. J. E. B. MCUl`cally who llflél Ontario'

alone. It W0n't stand u resurrec- Ugnppen for BOn:°»d»n`vs is out agahhi tion. f

_ _ Mrs. Alexander McKinnon made ll To CLOSE BRITIS

Springs, Mrs. Campbell Eva: ‘pond to r _nec ___ Ca____d___ ___r_______ __ ___e______________ ----'_ 0_l-:-E-§--- r_i_1o_a_t nlmcigg ho-prtcssdfor _thot evening_ Alxiq, GALLERIFS

\ ° e th i r a cr was .rl gr-. .u oi ur- n s . “ '

lt: Stal; lllghallzmins ‘Slheeia 65 years problem. The difficulty of thc prob- ____ . I » .2 y R _ "

old. At present she is \H\¢0UB0i0“5- 51cm ues in the ‘Mt that ,.,,e_,,,,Smv,,_| _The fourth and last of the British Miss .Ioalllmtte McPhai1’s many

l hy-elections wllich synchronized with f"'|@“‘19 WN” dellllhtefl t0 59° h°l`

1!--1 ~ ,, . ---. - --f » -f the opening nf p,,,-ii,,,,,,,,,t.t,,,,k place _l_f_>\vn io“‘n_th? meek after h:r_scvcre'

i Quinn# in Lain, smells, scotland. on Feb. _ _f°,f" ’" 2'” '_ " l' H°”“’ "' H"

Renewable Term Insurance

Temporary insurance-~the largest amount of insurance

,.1-.nr-ction for the time being at the lowest possible cost, wil ii the right reserved to renew as term rates or t_o change lo p=_-niiallent forms at will when conditions permit---meets ;» lctgituuate need for men who :irc borrowing: for business pol oo;:-..-.=; whoare placing a mort<zm.re on real estate; W_h0. ure not vet established in their professions or are incurring

in l ll '. l y responsibilities.

Obligations which men

nlust meet living, should not

iw defaulted should they unexpectedly die.

Great West Life Term policies are issued at very low

rnles and may be renewed or converted lntoregulzlr forms of insurance in accordance with their provisions, without

medical examination.

Head Office Branch Oflice

- - Winnipeg

Charlottetown

Hyndman & Co. LIMITED

Telephone No. 67

Managers, P.E.I.

26th, when Mr. G. W. Currie, the Un-

cccd Sir Ronald Munro-Ferglisonuthe

newly appointed Australian Governor

_Gcncrnl. This is,the sixth se-ntlost

_iouist candidate, was _elected to sue- .-

n t cr ha. returned to her homo in Orwell. il

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Mrs. Agnew, wife of the Hon. John

Aenew. is lhc rtlmst of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Fullerton. .

L()NDOl\, Mnsch 12.-The outrage

committed by the militant Enom. gattfh Mfly RlChBrd80fl, on the fum- ous Volasquez painting known as the "Rokeby Venus" in the National Gallery, will bar tourists from see- ing many of England's art treasures during thc coming season,

The Lord Chamberlain to-day nn-

nounced that the state departments in Windsor Castle, would be closed until furthcrr orders.

to the government since thc last l A gimimr notice was issued by the

general election through Luborites running third und thus dividing the l.il>ernl vote.

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Tile militant suffragettss have been

busy the past .week in their wicked the money you can buy anywhere. It

work,, the historic parish church of

. petite, perfect digestion and pure

the village of Whitckirk near Dunbar, hlooi A pound ___ ______m____y “__ a5____ Scotland, being one of the last build- The Mn¢K|nn¢m 1),-ug C(-,__ Comer. ings to suffer destruction at their Great George and Kent Sta. Metf.

::If you are going to send your

horse Show this month you need tn

put him in fine t_$~lm and that means using Mncliinno 's Condition Pow- ders. This is the best conditioner for

makes for glossy coats, goodap-

ton Court Palace, which are yearly by thousands of foreigners al- so closed their doors and th

bronzen and, miniatures, val

from $15,000,000 to $20,000,0 , queuthcd to South Kensington Mus- eum in 1909 by the late Gear S lt. int. n Danish collector, 11

_fockcd un.

ff“B1=°°= el the National oaileayopna This is Why The Canada Life pays the

BG- .. ’

H°"“P'= largest dividends to policy holders..

of the celebrated Wallace Art tions, Ke-.nnlnzton Palace and

visited

exhibit of Or entnl por

hands. A large [quantity of suffrage _, _,_,_ , I I' El literature was left strewn about the _ ' ' ' ' - W V V Y ' ' " - "

scene. The incendiaries apparently

plaid, or if desired the coat could also be had in plaid to match.

There are plaid waist-coats showin

which lighten n dark serge or broad

the waist coat seems 9. welcome a

ets which are the ultra style and which are .widely displayed today.

h .

are shown in blues, blacks and tails for the stoutcr ladies, while for the slimmer sister comes thc checks and ` fnncy cloths.

SMARTER STYLES _ The suits this year are decidedly ,smarter than last season and cven the tailored garments with their lon;;i;:1ils and short cut away

Gillllil SPRING. UPENING ill

cloth suit oi blue or black, in fact

dition to the maiority of tilted jack-

- Many of t e suits also have the _ Bulgarian girdle which is most ut- 0 attractive. - 0 Brocaded cloths are very xr.uch _ worn this season and many models

ill all

...... ... _ SATURDAY. li PlfUN.3.liF__$lilIS. ill will

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fronts have little artistic _ lim and the geo aaa in inel:°§'{,h1§‘ The linings Qin qsverl pei-imp. ` rbeautiful as at present and no coz: or suit is complete without its pol. or_avd_p1lk__ or siztlu __1ining, _ h e~ ere 1 _mght be mmm that a halrdsome line of silk 1023 satin underskirts lis also on exhibi- tion w~hich_ will _.add the touch bw". tifnl to the new suit. all Shanes ,md sizes from thesedate black to th, .gay oerlse and paddy greens being stocked.

Visitors to the Seed Fair will and

at Paton’s today all that is accept. able in dress aloods, light and heavy weights, suitable for spring and gum_ mer wear.

Among the newest fabrics that

dame fashion has granted this your

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are Crepe, Serges, Ben Hurs. Besilda Cords, Ban-"toys, Venetlans, Honey Comb cloths, lovely shaded Brocade while the Carreanz, Crepe‘Mai-cells, Etaminc, Suede tan, Golfcords Efponges, Bouch Olotb, Novelty Cranes, Crepe Linens are manyiother weaves which drape beautifully and wear still better. _

Ladies who are now planning their

Spring gowns and dresses should visit Paton’a today and see this special showing. _ _ ` One very noticeable thing aibput the suits, skirts and goods, is the Dre- .valence of black a.nd_wl1lte which is tlielnz used in - every manner. as a trimming, for suits come in Shell- _`herd‘s plaid or one can have u natty lblack and white skirt for summer ‘shirt waists. so largely is it shown.

The suits and coats range in l>\‘lCi’/9

i, from $10 to $28.50 so that the i range is large for easy choosing. . Paton's extend a hcart- invitation in visitors und residents _to call nt ‘ their .store today and ace this sllccinl _ allowing.

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Fennell &

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T Bargains in Kitchen Utensils

If you are looking for a good bargain in kitchen

utensils it will pay you to _call in and see our stock. You will find here a display most varied and complete

. comprising every article you could possibly want of

qualityrunsurpassable marked down to prices low as consistent with high qualityi

i This isthe housewife’s hardware store---the place i_ for you to buy your supplies.

Victoria Row f 1? jzffl _ if. lf “ 'C ‘ ' Richmond Street "'f.-‘ »-1 --F

Chandler

F' F, -F7

'i;' ;-r. ' ij; -Y-_ 3

Surplus

l .

‘;_{¢_f_f§=__°_ The Surplus is increasing every year.

ued nt ' ' '

00 be- i ll s loo lt. eww' ,_ __ _; W. K. Rogers, i- »,l;;>_i_¥=;i,=_;:‘-

as bm _ Branch Manager ` ' _ l __ _

_ $1,7 09,960

in 1913

i _ _. __,¢ . _,.77 if

had sprayed the interior of the G f f B r O S clmrclrwith inflammable oils. They

also used explosives, _as several mas- / We have received

Vassar

sive slabs of stone were shattered

'ras emircliwas erected in A. D. ml 1'ineS'Qf this

Buttoncd at

and contained many relics of the bat.-_ tis in which the were

by Oliver

In ‘¢hs~ vicinity ' ` ' `/N43 I

another in Patent

_§h_is lézt some very :gy an ace .» rices,$4 - - ~

at $3.15 no