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MARCH 23, X911

S-e-in s I

the New Randle

1 Shades? _

If you like dainty

decorative articles in your home, these will interest you. You’ll surely want some of of them,

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' 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 $1 each

].G.]amieson Druggiet

Our Repair Dept.

When your clock or watch

lsont oforder bring them to ns 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

we will send and get your clock and fix it up in good shape for a very reasonable price. .

G. H. Taylor

e 353 ewe er eminent men of that name who were

I born in;Prince Edward Island. Early

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Sealed tenders, addressed to‘tho

undersigned, and marked on the out- side, Tender for Church, will be ra- ceived up to and including Saturday, March 25th, for the erection and ex- terior completion of the new Roman Catholic Church at Bt. 'I‘cresa's. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Parochial House. Each tend- er must be accompanied by the sig- nature of two responsible persons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract. The lowest, or any tender, not neces- sarily accepted.

I.R.A. McDONALD, P. P.

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ManyMoreWaiehes

were cleaned and repaired. by us last year than for a number of years past, this shows our work is satisfactory.

A box for mailing work to

us and estimates of cost fur'

nished on request.

E. W. TAYLOR

Watchmaker and Optician

South Side Queen Square

Look !

Wet feet always

travel the road that

the natives of the Island of Esperitu

ends in the hospital "

_ hps ‘been sent the threatened poo-

and its usually a short

trip. .-

But!

ydu can cut the trip §°"°“

oiit if you always wear a pair of our

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tants. The Islands are administered by a mixed Com-mission of French

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THURSDAY MARCH: I ll

I ' I ' CU`WAN°S

WANTED; "I'H'E TUNNEITSIIRVEY! ?\1.l'nuI::t\1`Il;il'ngD0ls‘I1lf|t:ltrl°l;‘ tlgnllyllig

In view of our winter disabilities

the best hopes _of many Island people -and they are an increasing number -rests upon the construction of a railway Tunnel to the mainland. But before such a work can be undertak- en there must be a proper survey, with borings to a suillciont depth lmade at intervals all the way across the Straits. Some borings were made ,years ago out to s considerable dis- 'tance from both sides.

The borings made demonstrated

very- favorable conditions of rock strata as far as they went, sndmgy be held to indicate pretty clearly the formation that extends across the channel and beneath the water. But actual certainty can only be had by completed tests made at intervals from sham to shore. This is what the friends and promoters of tho

ipast. Let by-gones be by-gones in

that regard. if we can get the survey made during the current year. Bure- iy this is due to the people of this Province, even if it were not as it is, involved in the terms of union. Those terms do not, indeed pro|nisea.Tun- nel or a Tunnel survey. but they do promise continuous steam communi- cation wi-th the mainland, which this Province has never yet. been granted. And the leading mea of the Liberal Government are, as we have shown, squarely committed to have this sur- vey made.

The survey is due to thepeopls of

this Province, to settle doubts and to relieve suspense. It is due to those who have faith in the Tunnel project. It is due to those who have no faith in it and who do not be- lieve that 5 Tunnel is practicable, or

Tunnel project insist shall be made and that without further long delay. Is it not a reasonable proposition?

The necessity for such a complete

survey was pointed out by Sir Doug- las Fox in his report on the Tunnel made long ago. It was pointed out by Hon. Wilfrid Laurier in his letter to the then editor of The Guardian, the late Mr. Higgs, in 1891, as “the first thing to be done," and Mr. Laurier, as he then was, expressed his surprise that this survey had _been so long delayed. Hon. Mr. Fielding, when he addressed the el- ectors of Charlottetown, along with I-Ion. Mr. Marcil in 1908, said the survey was 3 reasonable proposition and should be made. Our representa- tives,` Messrs. Warburton and Prowse, were squarely committed, as the Lo- cal Government and Legislature are committed, by memorials to bavo this survey made. I

We pass by the causes which have

been held to excuse the delays in the

not practicable at reasonable cost. The survey once properly and thor- oughly made would settle all doubts and enable our people and the Gov- ernment alike to turn their atten- tion to the next best other means for improving and perfecting our communications and transportation to and from the mainland.

For all these reasons-surely they

are strong and cogent enough-lst us have the Tunnel survey made during the coming summer. Let our repre- sentatives unite in urging the Gov- ernment to place a vote in the esti- mates for this important work, and when the announcement is made that such has been done it will send 9, thrill of joy from one end of this Province to the other. And it will restore the somewhat shaken conti- dence of our people in the promises

and pledges of our public men. Sure- ly this is worth doing and ought to be done without further unreasonable delay. We sincerely hope and trust. that it will be done.

A GREAT CONTRACTOR DEAD.

The New York papers pay hem-gy

tribute to the name of John B. Mc- Donald, the millionaire contractor who built the great subway system beneath the streets of New

in life he migrated to New England and was there for a time engagedi the work of constructing the famou

markablework of the kind in th world. Later he became a contract

through extensive contracts in the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

But he never forgot his early ex-

perience in tunnel work and the knowledge there gained he turned to E00d account. He built the Balti- more and Ohio Railway tunnel under the CNY of Baltimore and the New York Central tunnels north of 42nd Street, New York. This led on to his great contract to construct the subway system in New York at a contract price of $35,000,000, which WHS °0l11Pleted seven years ago. At a dinner given in his honor on the Opening of this system he expressed his honest pride in seeing it complet. ed, and among other things said;

“Having shoveled and blasted this

four-track highway 54 feet wide un- der the most crowded part of New York we have demonstrated that the rapid transit problem can be com. pletely solved. It is now merely a question of more tunnels. There is not a street in the city that cannot be safely tunneled_"

Since then the great subway syo-

tem under New York has been great. ly extend/ed and half a dozen hugo

tunnels under the Hudson and East

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::Clean your blood! Everyone is the

better of a good bottle of blood pur- ifies taken in the spring months, Dm-_ ing the winter the system becomes loaded with impurities. Spring's Sar- saparilla is the best blood purifier wo know of. $1. a bottle The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Beg,

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'ri-in Narrvas msn.

EYDNEY. March 22-News received

here from New Hebredics says that

Santo have risen against the whit-

There are not many white inhabi-

nd British Naval Officers. It is reported that assistance

"iv" air

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Restores color to Gray or

hair-Removes Da n -

rod' and invigorstes the Scalp Promotes s Inxurisnt,

ont. ,Is not s

n will question the practi s .

Hoosac Tunnel, then the most ro-V tunnel to the mainland'

e Donald carried through

or on his own account and carried

Reform Club of Montreal Hall on Saturday evening next on reciprocity.

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Rivers have been added. It was J. B. McDonald who set the pace for these great works by his successful

,completion of his $35,000,000 con-

'tract with-in the four

specified in his contract. It is not a little singular that while a native of this Province won world-wide recogni- tion for his great achievemtnts in the construction of underground rail- ways, some persons in this Island

a vastly less

formidable work than

ant success in New York in four years.

HUMOR OF DIBBOLUTION.

An Ottawa despatch in yesterday‘s

Guardian stated that the belief is growing that the federal Government contemplate a dissolution of Parlia- ment and an appeal to the country on the question of reciprocity and that the probability of this taking place is increased by an intimation in' the Toronto Globe. We had re- garded this course as improbable and still so regard it, but there is no telling what may happen. The Oppo- sition have been loud in their clam- or for an appeal to the people, while U16? have not been expecting it nor greatly desiring it.

Should the Government take these

gentlemen at their word there would be great commotion in both political camps, and with the stir there would be not 5 little trepidation among the opponents of reciprocity. It is note- worthy tliat the active opposition to the trade agreement comes almost entirely from the cities and manu- facturing centres thatare now repro- sented in Parliament by Conserva- tives. No doubt some of the sitting members on both sides would be un- horsed in a general election if brought on next summer, but we have little doubt that the trade agreement would be endorsed by a handsome majority both east and west outside the cities.

Since the above was in type

the Toronto Globe has come to hand containing the intimation in regard to a Possible dissolution. We quote from The Globe's Ottawa correspond- ence:

The Government will.

by , attempt-

ing to force supply during the next two weeks, compel the

obstruction-

ists to clearly show their hand, and

in the event of a continuation of the present tactics and a refusal to pass an interim supply bill, if

found neces-

BBFY, it might be that an appeal to the country would be found necessary to solve the deadlock. The issue in that event would be clearly defined, and although it would

unjust for the Opposition appeal to the country before another session, when the redistribution bill could be put through and the west given its proper representation in new members, the o with the Opposition, and the Govern- ment would not fear the

be obviously to force an

nus would lie

result.

Hon. Mr. Fielding will address the

at Windsor

All accounts agree that Saskatche- sn is nearly unanimous or recipro-

years' time

cability of a

Contractor Mc-

to triumph-

VII. Benvfifs for the Ophans

the people of Saskatchewan toward reciprocity and the conditions here- They believe it would be a good thing, and the growing feeling here appears to be the same.

lt can hardly be claimed that the

failure of the federal Government to appoint a,,Judge or a _Senator when a vacancy in one or other of those positions occurs is not a matter of proper concern for the Provincial Legislature. In mgard to the ludici- ary, the Legislature creates the courts and the federal authoritY BP' points' and pays the JHGSW- Tl" matter is thus officially one of lolni concern. The existing vacancy haS been Prolonged beyond all Prwedrllt- The rule has been in this Province, that when a vacancy occurred bythe death or' resignation of a J\\¢'l¢9» the place was filled within ten to four- teen days. There is no reasonable excuse that can 'be ollercd for thc

long delay in appointing a su¢coSBQl° so nr. Justice Hodgson. nor IS It any part of the duty of the Provin- cial Government to frame excuses for such delay. Why should the 11685513' ture become an accessory 10 this public wrong?

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STATES AND FRANCE.

PARIS, March 22-Conversations

have been held between President Taft and M. Jussorand, French Am- bassador at Washington, respecting a comprehensive agreement for arbitra- tion hetween France and the United states upon a general outline of the Presidentfs ideas regarding interna- tional Peace Treaties.

The conversations are Considered

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Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne

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II. Total Disability Benefit,

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"III. Annuity benefit, at 70 years

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IV. Sick and Funeral Benefits:

$128.00 is possible from any one illness; and $50.00 for funeral. These four are full value for what We PHY- The next three are I. 0. I". extras, provided for the day of need.

V. Free Sanatorium at Rain-

bow Lake. '

VI. I"ree Hospital on P. E.

Island.

and Widows:

Yet the accumulated fund gained $z,ooo,ooo_oolast year and now reaches the enormous total of $17,250,000 oo. Rev. A. McGil|ivray, Supreme Chaplain writes ‘,’What’s the matter witlikt Island ? So few mem ~`- in ."‘Qus.rter

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Wood Working Machinery, Iron Tools, Cement

Machinery, lloisling Engines, Steam Engines, Safes, ‘

Marine and Stationary Gasoline

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Ili All Illéihhhrl nnrl nigga.-

=Notice to the Public:

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john Newson for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 years I

l have a thorough knowledge

of all kinds of upholsterlng, repairing, cleaning, cabinet making, painting, varnishing and graining. Having rented the premises formerly occu- pied by my employer, I am now ready to do all kinds of work in my line, and do here- I by solicit the numerous cus-- tomers who have been lu the habit of dealing on these pre-

mises for so many years.

15.1 make a specialty of lay- ing oil cloth, carpets, hanging blinds, curtain poles, and all

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