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“ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRIINCE EDWARD ISLAND, APRIL 27 1903 _

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Dr- Weed* F il ‘;‘;i.;°.;*‘:;;;:_.;.°:.;§:.S;€..t“ii."i` I _ _OPERA

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It stops that tickling in the throat_£. able departure, ani this view has been

leasant to take and soothir_igh:.nd he

I had a very severe attack of sore

l not I would almost choke to death. MY

, ' ` *~ g is not only the settled policy if _ _ _ _

‘-_ _ _ J ,Canada under both Conservative

l ’ ` _ _ _ ____ I ` , , _ _ . _ _ _ _

‘ I' ` ' '_' -___ basic law of human nature. Self pre- '_

` THE SURTAX QEERMAN' GOODS' servation is the first law. - l _ _ r

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No The sudden announcement of' a surtax y The standpoint ofthe consumer is to be _ - ,` ' be " ,ifotmed

S ru of one third to be add~d to the dulies on lconsidered, of cour e, but the consumers

German o d madeb Mr Fielding in snot the only interest to be cmsideied

" " I ‘ ovuiiii

_ _ _ °_, ~ _ __ _ * _ c _ _

HUC 3 $» varied c ` I _

' In u"' ' i - ° ° _ - c nsider- _

r* ° ,Guardian tiea ed it as a bo‘rl but _iustiil and fruit grower have also to be o _

° ' 7 - ° ' ed. We want to be free to sell as well as Under the Auspiées of

ML \}DAY APRIL 27 1903' and Liberal Governments, butlt is U-

lf Cures Goughs, Colds, Crollohltll, his budget speech has elicited wide and The Canadian mall" 8-CW'

f 'H05 ¢"°‘-‘P-“5t“'“'° *_ omment about the world. The Canadian farmer, stockman, dairyman

threat and tightness in the Cllbif- Some .of German feeling would resent the Can- need havea care for the best interests ~ ` time’ when I Wantd t0 cough and could g,~ilion action. This has proven true. Ani of the Dominion as a whole, _ '_

ih tariff Thi!

that pretty generally taken by the press t0b\1Y- And then there Gro 111\£i0I1'l1 1 4.

In to the lun 8. Ml- E- B19 P Brand’ 'rr' s ' i ed rounds which must enter into consider-

_S Z d i__eB___ ofthe Domi ion. It was al o antic pat R me wenknown Galt gat cnet' wr ' that the German press, as the exponent ation. As patriotic citizens we must '

h ti 1 di ni'y

t mg ,_ bottln of DH. WO0D’S `s;zruc foreign newspareis take so grave a and for t e na ona E ~

wife go _ , NORWAY PINE SYRUP»‘_l_n? t°Im;°$°_i` view of the matter as to see in it a mon- and sclf-respect as well. Germany has pn” I faund We-.ly rem ° 0 ace to the friendly relations between tri-ivbd us unfairly and unjustly because _

not be without it if it cost Cl-00 5 l-*Ot*

f-le. llld I 0811 l'€¢0ll1m€Ud it W °V°3'Y_°n5 Great Br tain and Germany. One or _we dared to give a preference to British _

111911! English Llbdfa-1 U€W@DBP0l‘S S86 in goods, and has imposed duties so high as

the new departure that “Canada cuts of to be practically prohibitcry on Canadian her own nose to spite Gerwnnfs face.” products entering that country. -This is

Thislfl-Uber View 3-Dl>€11'S £0 be S58-¥0<1il1 equivalent ts a declaration of commer- _ Dllft bY the Sf- JOUR C4056, Whi°h 100118 cial war against the producers of Cmada.

l h ' ` at the matter from the consumer’s stand- The pure” fre@-;rade argument, cr the

e point and says: argument from the Cmadian consumers

“TNS IDG! D011 be C8D&d8-'S lni1¢Di1l0U§ standpoint is that we had better not re-

' but that is Seen 110 be 8- l_‘€S\11i1- 0\11‘ im' sent Germany’s attack as it will not _ pay - I _ _

I r 0 n P0118 f1‘0¥D G€1‘lI1811v in the Pest f¢W F8” to do so. We believe it will pay to resent ` D

have steadily grown. indeed they have Gerinnnys nciinn; that it is in inn in- _ ' ~ , 'I 1 `

" 1811101! il1Cl`e9-S05, 8115 U19! 119-V0 S0 ill- terests of the great producing class in - _

creased because it was to our advnnlaze tinsccuntrytc resent it that offended -"""""

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n 110 bil? in H181? 001111f»1‘Y- Geflllllli il D10- Canadian _self-respect demands the re- , ' __

I" "_",

ducin man arti21€Stl1Bl’» iii iS M1 &dVll1~' sentment, and that the Canadian Gov- ` _ \_.\l_','[m,'

thu-ed. 'th h cold. / 1 ‘i° "‘1».‘i`..°°i‘=?né’.in. f

Nature is signaling for

iron when the face is pale and the nerves weak. Pallor

always indicates a lack o

#_

iron in the blood. Iron in

-ffl fault with the tariff for this verv reason.

_ . They desire

its most helpful and agree- goods from

to prevent German

entering Canada. They

-i

.ableform can be had in - have been/

_ able to make suffi-

.»amieson’s

ff cient noise to compel government 'fn attention, and the government is ableto

B¢Cf, Ifon and WIUC gratify their wishes, and to do it on broad _,Or mtchws budget ha-S :mme 3_0 baui

;f grounds. One of two things will result: His mopoga]s_are_ howevenmuch “lang

A remedy so pleasant to

' ' 1 'tn ten ii,

take youu doubt it were a Either we will go_wi ou e goo e or

medicine. but for the better

Since our article of Sxturday referring to taxation in the United Kingdom was

in type a telegraphic synopsis of Chancel-

the line we hinted at. The income ta!

We do not believe that a. large propor- tion of the buying public of these days are much tempted by “gew gaws,” catch-penny gifts, or reductions ‘being it’_s you.’ Far .more i satisfactory to thinking people -is the straight one_ price that insures to the patrons of a store a legitimate value for the money paid and qualities of merchandise, such as a store --proud and jealous _of its, good name-sends forth to its custom- "ers with a strict guarantee of excel- lence, Fullest possible value with every sale, fairness and justice to each indivié ual patron; favoritism to none.

S Y

_ £8-ge t0 C8.!1‘3d8 K0 b\1YU~l1d to bil? ¢h€3»P1Y- ernment will stand higher in the regard II1`y0l11‘- l11SI_'l€ POCkEt; 0111' lla IHC, _'D THEY UHVC tb€I'ef0fe b°¢U b°\1iIhf» in that of the Canadian people and of the nations thafs guy guafantee_ _ - ' °°\1Di1\'Y. 9-Hd the tariff M9 f°5'°e1`°d the of the world because of the prompt action

S01I19 1119011 n e Minister has inau u

S1 t1'8~d¢- 111 U10 Qlelntime which the Fi anc ° ` ` g - _ ~

I facturers in Canada. have been finding rab¢d_ _ _ .

Monday Night,

Tuesday Night

Tickets for Tuesday

‘ formance will be on I usual places on Saturday

,April 2§th lt 9 a. rn. `

a ui.

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live 111 msAi151=u3n

from Montreal on

We have tried all' other guarantees, from the makers; etc., and found that the only guarantee to offer our custom- ers was our own. -

we Wi_u buy them atahigher agar? than will be reduced by four pence on the __ - . _ u _ we paid forthem before. Doing without pmmd and the war dunes on grain _“__ , _ e

_ 91"- better “PPeti*° and ' the g°°dS "ii: “W °”',°:°“ “SSE a’_‘_y;"“’ nianiina. rhniniun-in nr cnneciniintnrcni _ - . ` D ~

" . . ; l' h t t w w a we . . - -f of oodhoncsttlotliiiig

Full pint 75 cents.

__ selling, providing always that the ex-

- G J _ change is fnir. If we snail import the

° ° 9 goods and pay more for them bv reason Chemist and Druggist, ‘ of the enlarged impcst there wlllbe no

li

MEDICAL HALL- f “d”“”“g°~ Whateverwthe bfyer’ 'Pic grninfree. This anne is_`no.w <iissinnica"

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Dominion of Canada

, Province of Prince Edward Is’and

In the Supreme Court.

Robert Watson, Frederick Waiter Coles

and john Ferguson d Attaching Creditor an

The Mechanics Manufacturing Company Limited Primary Debtor.

Upon reading the ailidavit of Stewart N.

Scott, Agent |for thc above uimed Attaching Creditor. I do order that all debts due and owing or accruing or becoming due to the above named “The Mechanics Manufacturing Com

pany Limited” from any person or persons, rm or corporation within the Province of Prince Edward Island, be attached to answer the debt or claim alleged to be due to the above named Attaching Creditor from the above named Primary Debtor. And I further order aliat this order shall ne sufficiently served upon any person or persons, firm, or eorporaiion -within the said Province, who is iudebed to or liable to pay a sum or sums of money to the said Primary . ebrcr by publishing a copy hereof in The Morning Guardian newspaper published in Charlottetown for two successful issues of said

newspaper. And I further order that a copy of this order shallbeserved on the Manager or

Secrelary of tl:e__ said Primary Debtor “Tara d C

Mechanics Manu acturing Company Limite Bair om anyS 1 _ _ . 6 6 0, _h 6 st “b,icedCn_,m_eo, _ The _ P _ _ than had the Chancellor. He went further

within ve ays e r p in the said newspaper in the same manner as a Writ of Summons out of this Court may he

sci-red.

Dated this 15th, da of April, A. D 1903,

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means the consumer.”

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The above isa purely free trade argu ment and Canada is not a free-trade country. Our settled policy is one ofa tariff ior revenue aifording incidental

protection to our _home industries. We favor Britain with a preference because she admits Canadian products fre_e_of

duty. We have also a clause incur tariff by which the Governor in Council may _remove or partially remove the duties on ee;-tain riatura1_products of the United

gard to certain Canadian products. Other

Bronchial and S 111

rom any deleterious ingredients.

BDDCHIS D0 BVS 8: U1

able and pleasant to take, lt d0¢S D05 disturb the stomach nor cause any un-

(signedl W. W. SULLIVAN. pleasant after effects and is entirely free

Chief ustice.

‘ i 1 1- -ing

HAVING

Answering the question, “Why do you not

keep Carpets” - fire

by our customers

Stocked our up-to-d

comprising all kinds of Carpet, Carpet

squares, rugs, mats, etc-door and stair

oilcloths, etc.

» 'We are now ready

audi

selection.

4-zdwft

have you pass judgment on our values in

MARK _WRIGHT & 60.

BECOME

d at us daily for years

H vi

ate Carpet Department

to quote your _prices arid

market. Some had hoped that these

moderate duties might have been con- ~ '

tinued against all foreign countries" with a concession admitting _colonial

in thin air. The tax on grairi was only a,

temporary war tax, and now that it is to be dropped grain will be admitted from

all conntaries alike free of duty. _

Fielding threw out a gentle hint that our - ' - ' 1 - 3

preferential tariff' in favor of British goods 1 1 . _ H _ ‘ and 0th¢r5__wi11 nat P

might be modified or rescinded if ro re- S3_EdS bllli 0\1l'S IS, (hit

ciprocal concessions were made by the - _

Mother Country. This gentle intimidated I ttoh t all ' timation the British Chancellor. He will make this

Harcourt the financial critic of the Op

siti n appears to have heartily endorsed

` , 1_1 s Affecticve “po . .1 _ ‘ff -_-

A RPl;;i;z;._u_tor azouigis aid Co1dS_ the repeal of the grain duties, which he Q _ 16

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A th atic Coughs. °h,,_rac__er_Sed as an _“infamous tax, and J... _ I I/£/L _F5 .

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h h cl d .

W_ne of Tar e a no more consi eration for Canada f

ought to contribute toward the support of the navy. So Mr. Fielding has his answer from both sides of the House in

the Imperial Commons. And now we l shall see what we shall see.

’ is Rheumatism ofthe back.

The cause is Uric Acid in the blood. If tho kid- neys did their work there would be no Ufic Acid and

' no Lumbago. Make the

kidneys do their work. The cure, positive and only

- cure for Lumbago in

Dodd.’s

- Kidney Pills i

nf

D Y d _ __ m ch #sig the possibility of Canadian products g

= ' ' ' ' u . . - ' ._

- Lchmg "1 In Nl u Jus as being accordedapreference in the British - '_ ~

500, new spring suits' for men, Iooo

- pairs guaranteed pants, Ioo new spring

overcoats, Iooo child1'en’s suits, 50 long pants sailor suits. '

produce under deck at

-vw.

_ fellows of this city,

_ -AND -

Prices-75, 50 and 35

/7,3.

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The S. S. Greetlank

and for. S1. carrying

For further

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Produce and

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To get the best hotel accommodations

always stop at ‘ ~ .

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sr. Jomv. N. n.

Noxrl-I sarnbrltv N.s -

THE sY'DNEY~ ‘-‘:E:é-mea Dufferin”

Hotel Be11:n_on1:”

'LEROI WILLIS- Prop.”

ment Shan °°”SeBb to do the same m !e_ may also do as she pleases. Sir William __ ' - _ /M

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We are experts at _putting in Steam

and Hot Water Hee ng. If you are thinking of having your house fitted, call or write ua, andwe will give you an estimate.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Orders illed

promptly.

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rnnnam, Engineers, . 1, built-schooner _C. V. Minot 44 tons,

Haehinisw and Beilermakefs. _ ,Shoal draft, less than 9 feet loaded

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Steam Navigation Co’s_ Wharf Charlottetown, P. E. Island, Phone 52.

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Honey and Wild Chen? is Yew agree in fact and claimed that the Colonifsl if TY

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‘ _ the old one, _'mil'-D

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G i=2 A i=_-_-r ca N e-r |==`= E-r t° have au’°'“’ °1d

-The Pride ofthe

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5 henever the Washington Govern- f _ f g _ _ sm S w _ _ l inriufci- the united Kingdom and onnndn _ __ C0]1[‘0y S _ _l Moranss ,____0ok,f°, ,x . _ 33,1,

ve years we ave ness of planting,

01d marketing vegetables and

experience has taught us plant and what. 11'ot_-'_"“l'o

those who buy seeds'

_ ,the,benciits of our _

° I ence. Our quarters in the

a market is not so'

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In the olden days was the shelf

on shelf of p1ates,p1atters and pam. Well, there’s no reason why thg belle of the kitchen to-day need be ashamed of-the' culinary depart- ment, if her utensils were our- '3haS¢d_;_€f1’91I_1 usj-_-for we have all the good old things all the mode rr

c , ’ _ utensils, appliances, ',oonven1ence s.

Shlll`l'v.*Siiiw‘& Pairdnn

store and warehouse n..c shelling house and ouibuildings. convenient to Murray Harbor Railway and Brush Wharf. Apply to

H. D. MacLEOD,

_o Orwell,

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Slilillllllfli FUR SALE

,and requires no ballast. And `goo:l running order. Apply at

_ _ beenwatchmg us for

and they note our naturally came, to 'the- 'that if they plant the

as we plahrlgethey 'may

nénn

as many new ones ascan'

All varities of The Ames Holden and latest styles of foot- and thefe Win 9-1W9-YS he

wear Prices the lowest in the city P O Box 64. ' _lone mor? ]_ L GAY

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East

23 mon, th, w aw.

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P. E. l. RAIL

main W dneada April

trflensgiof thru railway wil ni

emitted) aa followu-

Read Down. Stations.

No. No. No.

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No. 15 No. 13

a.1l. inn. 6 50 4.oo lv. Clvtownal'

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any 6.59 ax. Bourl '_'-3

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