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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY 22, Igoq

' Making at all times to further the beat interests endaut Qxpnsswn at nplnlom

0| tha people. and recognised therefore as p

The Peopldm Paper W

Plillililzd ll its oHcea, New Pruwse Block, and

North aidePost omce, at the following rates, Eylbie in advauce:- _ |155 ng Editiomdaily (except Sunday), one nth on lo

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Branch Offices 0,- 3

have been established at the loiiowin places

ad,adverti.alng, Joh work and other business bw

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FRIDAY, JAN. Z2, i934.

THE BY-£L£CTi0NS- '

“i den

to bring on two of the by-elections in ad- vance of eight ot/nera which ought shortly

to bs hem. This sourse was toresnsuowsd Judzlns from the letter- 01 People “D in

days ago in which it was mentioned as :"4

1uxRou1P'lua saute n “"3" “Y”

pmbnblo that the e e. me n uv e 1:1; Olliuilgii Teen tirmertomzbilas grad; the Company we hope to see them as the 'P°°l“l» “ni n° dd*-V °f n‘° "FM" ‘mins

2:5; W h mu "Summa °t “net result of our rebellion improve their °°°““`°d»i'h°“"' "°“m*Pl’°l"'h°°"°°m°

methods." In conclusion ltis added that °“° li” bl““d°"°d~" 1tm‘“°b°di°"“°u7

hi

and Westmorland might be iirst brought m on. It so happens that these vacancies, “U

ima mouuuu; GUARDIAN 33°

COHFORT FOR THE AGED

ce and patronage in able by concen- d el!ort to exercise a control over the

sand votes ol the electorate which B' mm” mul" ‘ "th" '°m"k°b|° plated within the time ret. It is a matter great as to preventafrse and inde- hm" tJ° h R d & C bush d I

p ° “P ”‘ ° P" ° “ si public interest to new tus dns so for the Islmd Rum" °t "“““"’ 6 W" W" the completion of the contract. Knowing looked by us, or it would have received mls the pubno wo-nu be In a better posh

attention earlier. This letter is a lengthy 0 U U I F

e regret that this sound principle L I

tion tojuflge whether the work is well

one and can Us only summarised here. In torwud m, not"

practice to which the Liberal party been in the past so strongly and so committed is now to be departed . There is no good reason assigned vuilable for the departure. The Gov-

whereauhacriptions may be paid, news furnish- ernment has e very strong maj crity at its

k. It it should by any chance lose tor ten by-elections its position in the ent Parliament would still be absolu-

Mnm secure. lloreover most of the seats

9°°f8=l¢wh. Rwslel R- Msclrlu. A1011- which are now vacant were at the last

tion so strongly Liberal that they tin all human probability return ral representatives again, even if by orities that might be considerably re- ed. And we may repeat what we ed a few days ago that the trick of

ding the by~eiections into two classes, ng that all must be held within afew ks. cannot be construed as an evi-

cc cf that confidence and strength

li H0901" that the Ottawa G0V=l‘I\~ which its friends would otherwise have

have fvr some l1l1°XDllill°¢i l'¢l80l1 0508011 assumed that the Government possesses.

the first place Messrs Read & Co “take

note that their customers on being nstiii- _*E _ ei by them to bring their live hogs to In th” West Queens by-tievtlon polling market in proper shape, did so, respond- day is and 1°' Febmuy 16' Th” Ex‘"”` hm to we appeal _,ln the mon hououble iner seems disposed to think the notice is mmDer_““nlmous1, right.. one funk rather too short. We do not think so, as

ler who was sick, and whose hired rnan it has been ‘heady klmwn wr “me dug Mt knuwinz the rezulntlonu’ had brought that an election would be held before the ` in an unfasted hog, afterwards offered to mmm" "B°l°F"' A “mg °°m""‘m° In wh” make “ood the mam so much hr the ter time is nelthernecessary nor desirable. fume", honesty’ which The Guudlln is Besides there should be sutiicient time al-

Khd to and mu’ vlm“o“°d_ lowed for thc member elect to reach Ott-

A‘“‘fh°if f°\°“°°° "lib 01° D°mi°'°1= 3° ;t3”°° d°p°"‘"' °' “T ""'°“ °° Our discount sale ended Saturday night-we

Pmklng C°mmny` Mess" Rnd & Co sa, are , an our common cations with

caused by resignation of Hon. Hr. Em- merson and Hon. Mr. Brodeur on accept- ing portfolios in the Government, are the atest of all in the order of time, and cn that ground if no other there is a good reason why the by-elections in Rcuvillc and Westmorland ought not tc be brought on before those in ctberfconstit- uenciea were the vacancies have longer existed.

It is also a fact that from the beginning

of the confederation in Canada the lead- ers ofthe Liberal party have contended for simultaneous elections. Their con- tention from 1867 down to the date of the Laurier Administration obtaining power n lH)6 was invariably that at a general election all the members should be elected

on one day, and that in case of two or more vacancies existing at the same time

all such vacancies should be filled hy elections held onthe same day. And not only was this the settled policy of the party when in opposition and when in

0 NTAIIUHA

Is advertised in all the

leading American journals asthe most modern and scientific tooth prepara- tian on the market.

Endorsed by all the lead-

ing dentists in the U. S.

We have imported a

quantity of this splendid preparation by request and offer it to you at 25C per tube-same price as asked there

A.W.RCdilill, Pll1li.B.

The Square Druggist.

Dome Of the practices objggggd W hue understood that no neudieas delays in the been amended. “Already thanks tn a rude ""'|'m‘"|°“ °f um mul' Wm bi’ wb' awakening of som, mn, prim ue b,|“ mitted to now with the leniency shown advanced.” And the hope is expressed in 9°" ""5-

that the farmers and the Company may

hereafter understand each other betta CORNS CURED IN M' HoUR<5`

get nearer together and prosper. Wu; Exmcwr |3 “$83, Come, W,m, The letter affords very interesting read- »°°d B““|°“' °°“ b° '°'°°v°d "' "ne My

Ling to those whose memories R0 back as “Putnam's."

hr as the last session of the Legislature.

' we SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bicyclisbs and all athletics depend on, _-_ `

BENTLEY’S Liniment to keep their _ joints limber and muscles in trim. Take advantage °f the big Sale

Friday Saturday, Monday and ISn.t there somethin

’ , g you want

_ Tuesday fm" 1°-St d°Y5 °f P 91°F S before Peton’s big sale closes. You big Sale' 22d 3' had better hurry up, 22 d3i

Office is well forward and will be com-

the outside world are always uncertain at

the Company “have not been paying a ' ' 'reasonable price for hogs." In proof of this mm M yur' ~ will this they quote the Trade Bulletin of

Montreal December was which quotes the The PM-riot ws that “owing to me prlw, 9| 5|-gg ,,139 3|-¢||,.¢,d "hull, on delay of the trains on the N. B. and P. E. Degembu-14 gg 3535 go 537| D" 100 |b, Island Railway,” there was no mail v.a and 9|, gh; 16th 5; 35,11) to g5_40_ ofthe" Tormentiue yesterday. The questions dgygunu-ggegd & C0 ny may Wu, uk. arise, Had a special train on the Sack- l

ed wbuy ng $4 M, pu- 10315; 1,, wa", vilie~Tormentine line been previously queues they notified the D. P. Company °\'|`“"K°d md WU uwfe 'ull-7 “Y del”

n despatohee sent out from Ottawa some g:d$ptl?ierr;es|i.hgg\ dimgdilldls atviiimialllsldg .unc "wa posmvelv refund to bu, more 0’ the "Rd" trams on that mad," sm"

insures re%larity of'theliver, kidneys for them after that week." The letter "°“1d H” mb” |“'°"“°"~ U ”° “mm” 4 b°"°l° M 1'- 0h¢’~*°5 Kldlwl' Liv" ,wands “nun “main lo 9° |, 1 cation was given in time to secure a

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Nopain,no bother, no aniferlrg. Try

at Paton & Co's., it only lasts a few days longer. 22 d 3i

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WINTER 00008

continue to discount all winter goods as follows.

A11 F urs.

All Coats.

A11 Capes.

A11 Shirtwaists.

A11 Carpets.

All Rugs,

A11 Mats.

All Cairpet Squares.

All Men’s Clothing.

All Boys’ Clothing.

All Waterproofs.

All Men's Fur Coats.

r.AiFilii<l0s & cu.

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press yesterday a good supply. ¥;imm1§i ngcrosgd ggcke ggwi The Mllllnefy Leaders,

,¥°n?° ani éefa bunch-_sgntllef front and_ around sleeves with Sunnyside.

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pewar under the leadership of Mr. Meek- violet Day__to_d9_y_ Lots of January saleprice 72c, 852, $1.10,

ensle, but the underlying nrincivle was violets et~Stan1ey Bros. received by $1.65-56 off.-Prowse Bros. _ undoubtedly a sound one. At a single by- ,Express lust night. 22 d li. , 22 d 3l

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The big Sale still goes on, never a. stop till the 8th day of February. Everything in the store

Sunnyside.

priced to please lean purses. We’re looking for you every day now. Everybody admires the snap

and life that we put into our discount prices.

F _ ~ _ . _

Clothing, 25 to 50 p. c. off. Furs, 25 to 50 per cent offJackcts, 33 l-3 to 50 pcr

cent off.

Gents’ Furnishings, 25 to 50 per cent off.

Shirts and Underwear Hats§{and Caps 25 to 5()

25 to 33 1-3 per cent off DCF C6111 Off.

Carpets and iiiicioths, House Furnishings, All msg (mods 33 and 0 5()

l 25, 33 1-3 and 50 p, c. off25, 33,51-3 and 50 p. c. off per cent off.

Your dollars will have more value during this sale than that Bxed by the government.

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COME NOW, you w111 never find a tlme when we need money so much as we do now. We are

going to get it too, and the power of price is our drawing card. COME NOW. ' '

A 2 ' B , wHoLEsALE AND 1u:'ra1L.p W B r

The Farmers Boys. ~ ‘ " ‘ The Wondtrfgl Cheapilden. 0

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