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MARCH 17, 1911

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'rr-In cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN

rmuav. MARCH i1, igii. I

Q. when 'Women Need '

March‘W,nds Today in Charlottetown will doubt- been much ameliorated, and under A;

less

marching processions. about the finest we see, keeping step to the bands playing Tom Moore's Irish melodies, than which none are fluer

of Irish blood wearing ahamrocks, in honor of Ireland and her patron Saint. the good Saint Patrick. That

beyond all manner of doubt, so good a saint in fact that even Presbyter-

ian

having been his Place of birth.

Blow

its time to 'guard your complexion even if your skin has escaped roughening, reddenmg and chappin g all winter. March winds are the most trying winds of the year.

- _ GUARD YOUR COMPLEXION

b a lying ]amieson’s Cimlgiion Cream. The daintiest, most effective skin lotion we know _of. It has rare protective and healing properties and is delightful to use. One application will at once take out the

the

foreign flags, under which the now ubiquitous sons of Erin are scatter-

tions of love and devotion to the the spirit of faction will die out, and p

erald Isle will be made. nlldanyithat mutual trust and harmony will 3;;

es the number of the Irishpeople take their place, bringing in better home are their numbers beyond and more cordial relations through- » sea, but these multiplied mil- out the entire English-speaking.

ns in distant lands do not forget world. With this hope and expecta-

Green Isle of their forefatheraltion we ~look forward to see each

Em tim at the lio the

inflammation of sore,chap- ped hands. Guaranteed.

Price 25c Made and sold only by

].G.]amieson Druggisi

‘When yourclock orwatch

is out of order 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

_ . ` . . __ - ~ Was heart more rue o I

Plume 353] .lewilef for this extraordinary military move some future time to bring C nada to_ Than beats Within. my breast. ‘

m st be more gra. e than the public ‘ o . _ pe

>» were generally aware of. It seems taining to "cc,ntinzntalism." Some

not improbable that the stability of of these self-styled patriots would PlLE& CURE” IN 6 To 14 DAYS* it

i the Government in Mexico has been not hesitate to use the most inflam- ..__. -

9 P ‘more seriously threatened than has matory material if by so doing they P520 OINTMENT il lI“l1l'Bl1f»°6l`l fc

1 . ll | ‘been generally supposed, and that Could save to the protected inter- gizgdiggyor °Pa:gtr;’{lin;‘cl;‘il;::§'1nBhi£‘;‘f

the possibility of German or Japan- esta in this country the right to levy M days 0,, money ,.efunded_ 50c_ `

ess intervention has had something taxes at will upon the unprotected

to do with the alertness ol the Wash- consumers generally and the farmers` GOOD ROADS.

ington Government in the matter. in particular. Some things almost ` *-

al Small ---Prices----

I am now offering '

some splendid values in fine clothing and as the values are unusually good it will pay you to buy promptly.

Many boys' and

men’s suits are includ- ed. ' They’re going to be cleared out at away below my usual small cash price. They’re nif- ty looking, good wear- ing,splendid fitting and

well tailored.

By buying n o w

you’ll save money.

Better come in today.

M. L. McMillan

'ol nl

the people of Ireland at home has any in recent years.

P rliaments of Great Britain, Germ-

SAINT PATRICICB DAY 1911.

laws more just and fair than in the past Ireland has become more pros- perous apd contented than perhaps for many by-gone generations. It is equally pleasing to know that Irish aspirations toward local self-govrrn- ment are likely to be 'realized in the near future. We are of those who have long held that home rule for

be ushered in as heretofore by

more appealing, the young and old

was a very real saint is attested

and as safe as the home rule enjoyed

by each Canadian Provincei

We believe that under self-govern

Scotland would fain lay claim to

And in hundreds of cities beneath_

British, American and various

,United Kingdom then e\'er before,

about the world, like demoustrs.-,that the memory of old wrongs and

_ W YMARSHALLING is, Ani/is oN 'rim mo Gleason.

en discussed in the Chancelleriee or

ment in ioeai siiairs ireland wiu frld speedily become more truly and h

heartily a part and parcel of the Lee

d the mingled glories and sorrows successive St. Pat:-ick's Day in the i I her life story from the immemori- years to come, as likely to be more Fo_rf;|mal§n.B;;¢hnni_'» Pilnxairaegz \ ` N: page down to the present day, bright and joyous than any in the "”" °‘ '_' "‘"‘f'°'“"' ‘ ‘

There is still a good deal of mys- ance in certain eventualities, and a

2 iery about the marshalling in arms,

iirst of twenty thousand and s little

later of twenty thousand more Uni-

“ Hi I . ited States troops in Texas on the ‘ our Repair Dept- ‘Mexican border. The movement has

. a

sympathy and help when they are attacked by weakness and suffering.

times when Nature seems cruel very hard-when depressions

and derangements come - kind womanly friends may give sympathy. When ailments occur, the best natural help and correction is the safe and well~tried family remedy

BEEOHAM’S

and

Ireland is a measure of justice too __

long delayed, as just, as reasonable' ,

_ They correct the result of errors

remove the cause of suffering. ey have tonic, helpful action on whole system. They relieve

rvousness, headache, backache,

dispel depression and suffering.

Beecham’s Pills give the organs ngth, improve bodily conditions may be relied upon

For

aaa everyone", in bun zse.

It is pleasing to be able to record past, just as the anniversary today ' at in recent years the condition of|ls the most hopeful for Ireland of \ _

AM I REMEMBERED. .

(Thomas D'Arcy MCGW-)

Am I remembered in Erin,

concession for B Japanese naval sta- I charge you speak me t,.ue_

tion on the Mexican coast, but this Has my nam, B, Bound, B meaning, improbable story has been promptlyl In the scenes *tv 110111000 and officially denied. Another report` k°°w7

Does the heart of the mother ever

sented President Diaz in 5 great rage For to be forgot in Erin L_? _ __

over the American military demon- And on earth is all the same. “session of it and before' even' 1 _- most. to say that I would Pull dow" pl-ovinmg has , -been gcailed 3 gardcn.

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HYGR DEI

The _Broadcloih of

Broadcloihs- _

up .;'...»'* '

Our Spring Shipment of this our _con-

trolled fahric has arrived and is now offer-

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I iv exacting taste.

Fashion has

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cabled t° 5 I“°nd°“ mwspaper NPN' Recall her exile's name? ` _

ed in b13¢k, dk. navy, marine, clear navy, ciel, cadet and -bleirot bule, nickle and silver grey tan, cinnamon, wood brown and chocolate, myrtle, moss, olive and resida green, rose amethyst and burgundy full 54 inches wide, made oiselccted stock_ free _ from sizing resulting in a natural finish that drapes and finishes to suit the most

made it a leader and its

value assures its success $1.7 5 yd Stamped every five yards with _ the name HY-

GRADE for your protection.

` ////,;.' Samples on request.

P TONS

In Remember the Seed _Fair " i4ii., isiii .mi isiii Minh

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any and Japan, and is evidently a matter of considerable importance among the great powers of the world.

able that the movement is entirely a

lpeaceful one and necessary to the ,maintenance of order at and near the

5boundary and in Mexico.

But the number of troops being known as the Monroe Doctrine.” 7°'-Af°l;ll§ “Ed faflpmy 0';°g“°'éight for

,thus suddenly sent to Texas seems lt will DOW bf? Qui” ln 0l`d¢l` l0'l`|I cmgotechggsesbtlnteewatcb sit ' :gl .somewhat unduly* large. for police the opponents of reciprocity to fore Tm my eyes have ,lost their light; pa purposes and an impression has been shadow a like military demonstra- For never among your brightest, op formed that the underlying reasons tion on the border of Canada at And llevel' Rmt°“§ z'°“If:r?§’t' tr

Meanwhile it seems altogether proh-

concern to Germany, and it was re- In

dusting the venerable parchment

f¢"`¢d t0 B5 UWTGIY "Viking ‘Wt lmd With that palm-cro\vn’d companie? 3;

lb time t limewash the out build- the old worm fence and Put "P 8 Did you ever see a garden with im-

stration which it said he was dis- ave o ' . .

' . th l th E ' `! - - ' ' e on because it is cheaper and k _

posed to treat as ii threat oi inva-I0 ‘“° °" ’“° " "“ h th wn_ mrs. I ‘V111 *'T__“‘?d get P""“‘““°“| lg; 0,h‘;', msc” The Wm Wm passable roads and wel s and un

Many 5°" yo" “ge B 8 from the Commi=sioner to clean up, W N ‘_ fr g F ‘me mer the mal, slightly roadsides covered with nox-

The dream that I could be ’ er your crowded memory number d

xioua weeds and debris of whatev-

kind and I will cultivate it as

refully as I would my front lawn d seed it. down to grass. I will

the-i plant. some deci-duousi trees about

ty feet apart. I think soft malllefl 1 fill the bill. Then as to t_h€ mild lf? After the road machine has

e _ ssed over it I will keep mY @3785 en for ruts and holes in the wheel

cks and with my pick and shovel

8 . will fill in these unsightly and mis-

F0 ID

'ef-making things and keel’ the

u v terms in trade r other mat er.i r-' - ‘ :ld rounded; and if I dorm; have 8

odel roadway in front of my farm will not be my fault. I forgot, al-

at 8-ll times and the sun's NYS “lil not ue obstructed in any Why; lllld' the wind and the sun and invsclf working together may in-i'ii‘e :ome-

Bion or military Occupation of Maxi' Many gifted' °°nstant lovers’ the roadside in front. of my farm. I P" l1_€ G 0' ` `_ ` ions weeds and filthy debris? can territory. A section of the Ber- Since your mantle was first green. will remove an spruces, shmbbery,

lin press treated the matter as of no Tl"-'ll ll°W may I hope to cherish no

Yours truly,

_ ' A CITIZEN.

':Clcan your blood! Everyone is the

one tc’ go and do likewise' - 'better of a good bottle of blood pur.

In wintcr there will bc nothing on i

the roadside to hold the snow Hull -

the roadwaywill be as fit to travel is

lies taken in the spring months. Dur-

g the winter the system becomes aded with irnpurities. Spring’s Sar-

on as the adloining helds. Thcre will g _,I th bl t bl d in »»- io gf _ ii.:’.iff.i_ '.1 .ii .i:;.f;.‘;; “Old "“°"" “ Sail” ' ~ ”¥‘°“’ ‘ ~ Drug co., cor. Gt. Geo. & Kr. i-its.

disappear early in the spring and, leave the roads dry and hard. I

drtl.

I will expect no remuneration for

all this only some day I may llet niy name in the paper ae' a tidy farmer.

We must remember that this little

nothing more important to our Pro- vince than agriculture. Like produ- ces like in the whole range of produc- tion. And it is gratifying to know that from every point of view the Central Seed Fair just now held in this City was a great success, and more than ever bciore these fairs have become an established and use-

To all who were connected with the

seed fairs in this Province from their inception, to all who gave aid and encouragement, clerical and lay, gov- ernmental and civic, to the ladies who did their work manfully-if we may put it that way-thanks are due. Father McGuigan may be mentioned

ful agency in our agricultural life. i

only one? The apparent decision of a the Government and of the members w

these things do not matter at all. sv

ple think these are matters of some t

with a note of defiance. The Gov- f

"when it gets good and ready!" Af- t

word in such matters And what

punity.

question of so much interest to the

...porting .i..,... .t om... ,. ti... ..",`ii."g,°"-'-"..“f.`“ii.”v’..' .iI.f..l°5.T. ’§§’.°i“ £3 well assorted stock of all .kinds of new and

ould in the way of roads and we - . . nnlst °nIml"°v¢d

Hence the existing vacancies are left ,, Ul15ll¢`d fl'0m Yell' £0 y‘€9~I`~ The PEO' that is beyond our means." So far

"°“ F” "°°“.'°°"“ P” Prices' sri-:wnar fa canrsstt

consequence, but protests in the press Premier has 'b°Wl°d himself °“t~'

and in the Legislature are met onlyia

ter an the people will have the im' 2

- t

Government, or ,politician ever yet little .further and added, “Sunlight see the -people at defiance with im- gud H"-" it would have shown that

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Canada’s Leading

Machinery House

has opened a six storey warehouse

@S.i°"i'li3°l

HOTEL BRUNSWICK Moncton, N. B. the Largest and Best Located Hotel ln the Ort ,_ accommodating 200 guests.

It was at one time rumored that as absurd have been put forth al- that -in certain seasons the roads _ __ _._ sndksurroundsd byelpgar}t!sbi;ded_t€eec

R l R 0 4 l

Sir*-“Complaint has been made ' s Situatedin the centre ofepacious grounds

tion. There is nothing more import- ,ter whether wii ihave four members address as published in The Guardi- POT the COHV@HleIlCC Of Ollf Mafltlnle ant in agriculture than good s;ed, 'sitting in the Senate of Canada or a“f,_°' the nth mst" _°'“d_iS rather

Mexico and Japan had an unler- ready. during the anti-reciprocity were in bmi c,_-,ndit,o,,_ This had a,_ inesgiridiliali-egdzirldrii. (;ldl2)liacilW`&lliJNI9l§ standing in regard to mutual assist-|campaign. ways happened from time to time and would happen again, owing to

. . ... .. Sl..lohn N. B. r. R. colvrov, I.. L. ii.

TH i ED FAIR. er a w a does it matter _ H .an we

-i whether the Province has-two Judges, get macadamized roads' which are

in theor <1 d ' th s dr' ' th - J d J ii ' th yet b°y°"d °“” ”‘°“"s'" '

Y Bll 951311 6 6° llll” U” ll Kes OF '10 U BW in e The above quotation is from Pre- ~ lfiaslcaiclicwan, (formerly of Charlotte-

is an excellent and promising institu Supreme Court? What does it mat mier Haszard's speech on the di-aft

Barrister Solicitor 0. Notary Public

town, P. E. I.)

NORTH BATTLEFORD

"~"“"" W” °’ “““’°“‘“g °‘ “ Customers We are carrying a large and Private Money: Invested at

ntil they can be macadamized, and

mo e re aasur g. says,

Clay roads would always be trouble-

8p.c.®.9p.c.

i" "“"° *° 1"* “P with bed 'MS second hand Machinery. Write for our

'i?:..$°'°";“°‘°P" °‘.,,“";;‘;‘“‘° ‘S Wood Working Machinery, lroii Tools, Cement

ernment will make apvointments eggs iphthe sipriphg and in wietd wen:

e ma n ing is goo rain V lge.'(; _This llast seiptence shoizs that A e .ommiss oner as iven t s rh t-

. g a Safes

r some thought. Had he gone a 9

e was on the high road to success. Some few years ago I had occasion

Marine and Stationary Gasoline

BB an able and dignified presiding oi- ficer, without reflecting invidiously HORSE NOTES- upon the many whose ood work and

_*ii* vlsitthfihvillage lp! New Glasgow. .

was in emont fMa. Ilfr, . i Y . .° _ Engines

o n w a orse nn ug

HY. and 'the streets were dry and

Z .

_ _ _ Th, Ciydegdah, stallion W, to summerlike. But when I got into

_ assistance contributed to the grand ~ g Wu ~ -

Hunk, Rn," mum p iinmiéizigtfgsgrgigid %s:n¢ii:1i1i;in .$2155 °h<::;';Jf;Ya‘:;1°;?low:=; pprgfienetrsgg In these particular lines we can offer you values such

,,,,,a,,m_ book, 0..-ned by the sg pm,-B Clyde msfisides it was dimcuit to get along as you probably never heard of before. Iust imagine, a 4 H

HORSE NOTES. H0;-gg C _I 111 I., t F-_ H h i even in a poor way. In l . _ |

-- stables. 0 cheiiatmbifn iromuiipiii the snow was four feet iiggiimali ads: P- F 1111)’ Guaranteed G1*-“lllllc Engme fm' $125-00 and the

l .1 ii ~ - ~ _ ' _ ' . . . . _

0 n Tweedy. Larnsciiile, has im ion, mi me and win leave se. pei- l‘l°°° Within ‘W0 mil" 0' the Vlllese best En ine ever offered in Canada. It will a on to wi-it

I' F 'H i . ,

ported from Scotland this week one ai-'g on May 9th on his regular route I ‘mind things 9° blld that-. rather g P y y e ;°f,_*l1° ""6" tlwfvusllbred Clydesdale through Bangor, not io; sy-r'ii msd, than Tetllfn by that road. I took the and secure an agency.

Illini; thprtiu<;vi;r;)ltcap:ie ng; phiplslgp Cla;-ktown, Mount Ryan, Charlotte- 10380? Vtvuykround through Rustico

-- 0 . . . _

gg ) t°‘"‘ ‘md '°t‘"“ by D““““”““§° "st hm °' it g°°d °°°‘"°"““ Kindl address all cnc uiries to our local re resentative

sire, ° arnprior (10431), ii ni, xi D i ' ai t i bi Y l P

Jewess (27503 _W b ed al.) J it onapdston, Mount Stewart, west ihydrslgls oplpalzsa Zlteiéoad from snow A

And You Hear it

` Everywhere

“When. you want a

good pair of shoes go

to Gllll B|'0S."’ We handle the best and

_are always up to the _hour with our styles.

i -Call 'a-nd see them.

off Bros

, i

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Bridge of Allan, Scotégnd, and was

purc ased for Mr. Twe y by' A. H. vanced, but the roads were bad be- , Th0l'DS0h. Who buys horses in the Old vond description. Still the Premier ~ ` ,,0,_,,,_, ,or the New Hmm, and mini: iisrurxiiirsn ,,,, ,M ,_,,,,,,,,,, ,O ,eu M, ,mm The A. R. Williams Machinery C0. of Si. John

NovahScoltia Governments. He is 9 ~ -a long suffering people-that notb- N B I d

mont s o d and wel hs nearly ei ht ing can be done until we have mon

hundred pounds. gMr. Thomson L(;!kfIATHA§'l~ ont-» M°l`°h 14'“'Wm- enough in the treasury to pay ig- ' ° m °

brought over at the same time with 0° alma’ '° ?“d1bi°|w"e and mn' l11B¢BdBll1‘lllUK~ C

Mr. 'I`weedy's colt twenty' other rg; gsfcare xr °usyI:l'im5r ° néu' MB°Bd8Ull1ll1§ 9‘~‘¢l1lS to be ithe no K ST’

young Clydesdales for the New Bruns- ca in ,Exe °fm a°p_thy§ a on' t 8° WllfCllW0‘l‘d IWW- A fBW y0'*rs seo it L ' _

wick Government and twenty Perch- 1 pt 5, ht 1 'gm , de' 5°’ 9 °"°-was the road machine. But if the 1 ' - __ 1'

erons from France for the Nova Seo- tim fn gn am” W N °“t th” W' Commissioner of Public Works would I

tis Government. , r° “m 7' use less road machine and more com- Tl" EX Ut Plumbui

4' 1 I

iss'

§‘-Y*li ii

" JI- To soothe, heal and strengthen the

*S-lg sore, inflamed or overstrained tissues of

I the throat and give real and permanent

relief from throat troubles use

.u.§nsaaa

A positive been fo all who use their voices in public. Among scores of

appreciative letters from singers and public s alien in nearly every olvlllud lend. the following hu been received from bits. Cvlinsxi:

"l think time Pssilllee are excellent and I have already recommended

same to many of my friends." 5,.; 1. 5,. ,.-,|, gg io ||ATIO||Al.DlUGANDGllIRAl.®.0fCA||ADA, LIKITID. HGTIIIAI-

in the fields and seeding was well ad.

mon sense our roads would he very

mon sense-he has lots of it. 'Fhen

legislators think they are doing their whole duty by the people when they are voting money, even though the purpose for which they are voting it is a useless one.

Good drainage, plenty of sir and

sunshine, less road machine, more nick and shovel and you will have roads good enough for all practical purposes and you will save money.

I am surprised at myself for the amount of assurance I displsyin of-_ ferlng advice to s Government which has had such a long experience. l It is my intention if everything, you right to buy a farm. After I get

)&Sf 3' 0llPt’ dMi R ll th middl

and James Macfarlane, Cottonhaugh, er? er 8 an ar 9 cgull?;I.`1'i-T,-1li_ of May! l Ilia flgrmers lvliere eat, worlg A. W. ClJ21I'l0tt€t0WI1,

superiority.

énll write or ‘phone 393 J.

MJ - WH* much. better with verv much less ex: ,

» “/,ij :

ai Restore the voice with i’.fi'$§i..."1°i.'”3f..‘"§.§.2§§.'.?”.§l‘$32 g pp

for pity's sake why does he not ap i p i

pl a little of it to roadmakin . . . . .

5 is surprising how many 0% our There is nothing in durable and serviceable equipments for mod-

em lobster factories that we cannot supply. We have made this work a specialty and our patrons look to our work as standard. Our long experience enables us lo give you the belt satisfaction possible and for quality and price we know our work is superior. We keep a full stock always on hand and do all jobs quickly and expertly.

The satisfaction of each patron ie alone a sufficient proof of' our

Don‘l put up with the common kind ofequipments when for little

cost on can be supplied with the best. ‘

Fred H. Trqino r socniini si Opposite Opera House.

Western Canada Farm Lands.

2-|8d|mn.

-Barriafers. Solicitors. ale. Offices in Deslzlrisay Block Corner Queen and Grafton Stf eta. Charlotte- town, P. E. sinnd. MONEY T0 LOAN W.S.S’l‘EWART,K.C.. N.A.UAMPBELL

A McLean, K. C. Donald Mchinnn

Mclean Q. McKinnon Bsrrlsters, Attorneys-at-Law lirown Block, Chnrlnftelnwn

C4-eo.S. InrD.an

sansisrsn AND Arroizusv Solicitors for the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Montague.

DR. JOHN LEDWELL. M. D.

Richmond Street,opposite St. Psul'l Church Hours until io o'clock to 3 p. m

_ I 0.0. McLEOD. K. 0. W. E. BENTLEY

McLeod ®. Bentley

B l . , s..ii3ii'..F§"il»"f'§'ii‘.i i‘iilfi'i='2i°li°°'v'.'é1='J¢i. Money is Loan

Warburton fd! Shaw

Barrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc.

Ollices in Cameron Bloek,' Charlottetown. P. E. Island.

'iii miie uitcvs

I` l 0 ’ . ,

Lsovsrnmeni Vetsrina Inspector,

George W. Mcl’lue

Barrister and ttorne ti-law onine -N b bf

i 0hsr|bf.te?d'wn.rI’v§°.Is :iid

I’ J* i Me Do Physiciannsizda

Nglpgr' to 'Illia bdckihxripalépiggo.

W. J. MacMillan

M. D. ,

Ph llelanQ. I r" n ..*2i:i§i:..°:.i.“i.i’.:'.'i':'°.i'.fi.‘ '

Dwi DR. CLIFT

SPECIALIST IN CIRDNIC DISIAIII

Charlottetown. P. l. Island, Usnsds VIUPOHIA HCYTIIL-Honrl-ll lol dill!

Hdrwtmpd.