, Pabst llialt Extract
_ as
_ pun
There s great strengthen
ing p.1°opr;‘rties in melted
mr..."-1, °'°
men ‘
and .1nuscie,,make bloodboagd
strengthen the nervous sys-'
tem. '-We keep and recom-
mend the following.
Wyeths‘ Extract Malt
Hoffbrau and
Keplers’ Solution
These are especially rich
in these elements. It will
give you an appetite, m_ake
your sleep more refreshing.
aid digestion and help _lyour
food to assimilate. heir
use wiligreatly benefit you
thissprxng.
J. G. Jamieson
on-sam
,__,`___,,____,__,___, N, 1, QQRDEAU, and “what the devil he's roaring at.
SILVER
As A Gift
Makes a very dainty
and useful present. We
are showing a fine assort-
ment of very new articles
in sterling and plate.
tl. ii. Taylor
J eweler & Optician
s1s1-4-111m. -
_._ ,_,`,`_.`,-
Z _
EEE*
toriss
loan
thanks
DIL a box at all
upon request tn
National & CI\emieal.£o.
of Cm  Tomato.
¢ 
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. `
District of Montreal.
UNDER THE WINDING UP ACT.
SUPERIOR COURT- .
pany. A
In Liquidatlo
A winding up order has been grant-
ed in this- matter and a meeting of the
policyholders, creditors, shareholders
and contributorles of the said Com-
pany is hereby called for the first day
on June, 1916 at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, in the Court Room No. 31 in
Montreaif to appoint a final llquidotor
to the said Company.
Deputy Prothonotafy, S. C.
E Eggs for Hatcliing
lf you want good large eggs and lots
of them. try a setting of my Single
Combe Black Minorcus ($1.50 per 15
9838-) '
WILLIAM J. CUDMORE.
82 Elm Ave., Charlottetown
8260-4-15MStt12l.
Ar Clinton 7 'I
HAVING SOLD MY FARM I WILL
OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
THURSDAY, AMAY, 4. '
L A CKP.M . 
TIDE TAB E T1 o'cI.o  ._ _  
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13.37
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20.53
21.46
22.37
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11.34
12.10
12.51
13.37
14.31
15.40
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20.00
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22.00
2,38
3.26
4.22
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6.27
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DIARY OF EVENTS- For Sale ua Ie ity roperty
` " To-DAY.
City Magistrates Court 9
Peoples Theatre 7 and 8.45
Lecture, St. Peter’s Church
Prince Edward Theatre 3,
ers?
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P. M
15.56
16.43
17.27
18.08
18.48
19.27
20.05
20.44
21.25
22.13
23.10
13.00
14.03
14.54
15.38
16.21
17.03
17.46
18.29
19.13
19.59
20.49
21.46
22.52
12.40
13.42
14.39
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1 4
-_ ' 1 , 1-   1.-  ‘
In U" Fol,°v.r ELT? tshtgoflgilgrspl $1111 Farming Implements _and Household Furn ture :zigzag _ _ _ ___/, __ , _ _
ways been . ` _ -. ~ " *Z*
  ' HORSES.-9 Horses ln&uding two heavy Mares in foal and three large . ` .  7’-“.&J$..» i
Qignatanof ¢ » '..~‘*". ‘. """
the
E, , _ . , driveraz- __ . _ .,_, - ° 1
CAfi‘Ti.El-11 C ilkl i all ohe ure bred Bhorthorn (with elif - _ `  » _ __ ' ‘
at foot); five pure °iav::dmHol:t'ei‘I1r l-'IoIfsr'a brag by “Lea A Clark," ali well s’n°I”" °,f cunlnu Nnnhwcu
rowni lit f ondltlo ofa srior t and In calf to King Toltiiia .. ¢‘.|*°.',.' _
shannon: I1‘uiI°w‘I\oso darn haaueio “ Iii" record of 585 lbs milk and 4*” R
45 p. In. '
Pownal Street. and is one of the best residential sites in Charlottetown.
mT°° and Banu’ st' Jame? Han 2 p' The propertywill be odered for sale EN BLOC. _
' Terms and conditions will be made known at sale.
 i __ “_ BEAmSTo_ Aucuonew
i ’ MARRIAGES '
lAnTLET'r-cosu.-at st. Peter-'s'.
. ` `o '
Cathedral Charlottetown. on Wednes- ~
day, April 26th, 1916, Mary Florence    a e
Bartlett to Allen Battiscoinbe'Cosh. _ .
F  141110 »-=\\°f'~°°v°~¢= 1°-  I I ' . -   1
.27 Y
_’ ` ~ s ` ' ‘ The grades are Iargo hoavy milkin show cows aired by or bred to "Ida
img' unqmlgnm 'offers mf me 11;-,noolrsr and vaio" the champion -I-Iols\oi71-bull ofthe Mirltlml Prbvlvwel. thsrs
t*“‘,_, um- f°u°'m“m.°”n, nn of are also a number of well bred young female!  various egos..
“tba-.flip of 'tho l_`lis John C. 'Clark , ~` ai-IllP- 30 brooding -owes wit lamb, two brood sown duo May 10th, 50
._., .
View -Oornor
ilt acr-
twowsro
mm! M
317
wma, ments and l-iouaehold_Furnlture: W '
STOCK- 2 Horses, 2 Mares, li new-
ly calvcd Cows, 4 oneyear-old Calves,
1 two-year-old Ox. 50 Hens.
1MPLEMEN'I’S- 6-foot. Frost..`f.11nd
Wood Mower. Massey Harris Binder,
gle Plow, Disc Harrows, Springtooth
Harrows, set Iron Harrows, 2 Single
Wood Sleighs, set Bob
Sleighs, Pung Slelghs, Jaunt-
ting Sleigh, Single wagon. Buggy, 2
Sets Single Harness, set Double Har-
ness, set Warren Scales, Sprayer. 4
h. p.. Gasoline Engine, Grain Crusher,
Turnip Pulper, Hay Fork, Chatham
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE- Par-
8282-4 17M17,19,21,25,27 & 29th.
N0. 59.
Montreal-Canada Fire insurance Com- ‘was
the Cou House at the said City oi .and he divided his sermon into thres
obstetrical departments, offers a three
A l I C T I 0  years graded course to young women
_ K _ Laths Machine. Belts, Shafting and
3]az?1EtxE“'I5`r\§clItr0)i"ldl;r§nsrnS5n§aP?ovE?e;Ig. `.‘Pulleys. Mill and site sold together
2r§:;;;°;15§":°?.1..3f;’“;:‘2.1.?‘:.';:; Auqign Sale
811 68 .
10,- guna, Dming 'I-,lbw and Cha"-s_ To be sold by public auction on Mon-
Sewing Machine, Base Burner (almost dfiyv M55’ 1"- 1916 “E Eh” EWU" °f ‘me
,,¢w_)_ 3 swvem Chamber Set’ 4 sms. o clock-at Clifton Corner, New London
gle Beds, Spring, and numerous other the \'95|d9“°e °E Mrs' William MCKW
3,-t|c|eB_ with' dwelling house, work shop and
Terms made known at sam stable containing half an acre of land.
w_ p_ Wm-|-EHEAD' Also household furniture consisting of
Clinton stoves, tables, chairs, lounges &c., &c.-
EXIRIIIEIIIE. A ~
Bill PETERS Illll
-. ' (Continued tram’ Page 0ne.)_ /
works and
the Liberals
seek to compare
took good care
the and the people
s
four times
Liberals
was re
for .and
of the Op-
the country
the Govern-'
even
were
money\expsn-
was it that
and made
came
the
been readin8
the House the old days,
years ago, when Mr. Bell
member. and when he gat
side. He made a
a story which, he
equally applicable to the
today. Mr. Bell had said
of the Government put
of an old Scottish prea-
who gave as_his text the words:
devil goes about like a roaring
lion seeking whom he may devour."
parts under three heads, “Who the de-
vil he is," "where the devil he's going.:
Now he would point the moral and
adorn the tale by asking the Leader of
the Opposition what the devil he's
roaring at? ( Loud laughter in which
Training School
for urses
THE W. W. BACKUS HQSPITAL
A Private General Hospital 'with
well equipped medical, surgical and
desiring a nurse's training.
Write at once for circular 'of infor-
mation. =
KATHLEEN A. DOWN. R. N4
. Buporlntsndont of Nurses.
Norwich. Conn.
7535-2-I0-Mhns.
John S. Holland offers for sale his
Steam Miiland Site of One acre oi'
land at East Baltic, Lot 46. Mill con-
sists of Boller, Engine and fittings,
Rotary complete,Shiugles Machine and
edger complete; two cutting off saws,
or separate ii' desired; will he sold at
a bargain.
Forprice and further particulars ap-
ply to 1
. A. F. McQUA|D.
Souris, P. E. I.
9339-4-20Mlh3wks.
w. o. Mccousnsv Autloneer. Terms m°d°}“\°W" “I 510°-
93g5.4.24M,,,¢,,3|_ ’ |9344-4-20Mum1f.1l. ,
ValbCP
\
The Subscriber is instructed to sell by PU_BLIC AUCTION, on Saturday
the 29th day of April. 1916, atthe hour .of 12 o'clock noon,-
The Dwelling-I-louse and large Lot on Corner of Pownal and Euston
Streets. lately owned by Miss Mackieson, deceased. /'
This Lot measures 192 fest 9 inches. on Euston Street and 158 feet on
_.-_ao
Pl
t
yum p_ 5, 1, ;_.. ~ ` hone, 2_l»bus‘lxIs sold wheat. 100 oath! hulisls timothy sooo, 20 bushels sugar
manglss a q muy pontoon, my one ni-sw, so cords Irarawoae.
lvl
 A  0 R I A Having disposed of my firrm`at" dir;-on 1 will error by Public Auction on '$'4°6°f§E§7_§$|‘}°§_ Om” . _ -. '
._ M __ _md men _ Thursday, May 4th, _ . . . ._ _  - 1. ,
MIN]
my an or on mossy-
that the pres- -
 :=
Mr. Bell-heartily joined.) For-the 21
years they" were in power the Liberals
had only 14 ,steQ,h_rldgcs to their cre.-X
dit co§tin‘g` $38 000,»wh_ereas in three
‘years the pr-'saint 'Government had
erected 20 'steel bridges at a cost of
$136,000. _,Wombat not something to
boast-_qboutj _Thepeople appreciated
tI1e ggeht improvement in their public
works 'and visitors tothe province had
remarked upon the magnificent strnc-_
tures the.government had erected all
over the country. ',_l-le could_tell them
from bii€4owh‘experit?‘i|`ce that the peer
ple w§ '.sati'sfl'ed wi “the way public
works.we§‘e managed. ' In his own dis-‘
trict theyjwere representeri for twenty-
two years by Ll‘be_I'al_s_and their roads
and brldgeswent fromlmd to' worse,
and nothing was done for them. Since
the pres`ehi”Gove1‘nmehl came' into po-
wer..th0‘.l'dh4Is had Ihedii. im'pi‘oved`-'100
per cent. and they had had erected sc-
ven_new steel bridges which would
stand as a monument to the Govern-‘
men wheliti-119-lHDd~alid moss were growl.
ing over the grave of the Leader-of the
Opposition. Was that not something
the people of hisdistrict ought to feelx
proud of. 'l‘he"memb`er'for Cardigan;
Mr. Johnston, had attempted to create
trouble in that I-louse at the very be-
ginning of the session by interrupting
him in his remarks. The hon. mem-
he would tell him now ns he had told
him then that he (Mr. Kennedy) ne-_
ver made statements he was not pre-
pared to back, and hc was prepared
to say so again.
Mr. Johnston came into the House
at this point and immediately rose to
a point oi’ order.
The PREMIER: What is your point
oi' order? .
Mr. JOHNSTON: I wish to deny' the
statement made by the hon. member
for Bradalbane.
I
 l
EUMINE Tl] THE
'   'PHINIIE EIJWAHIJ
in the coming engagement ofthe
Feldman & Christie, Musical Comedy
Co., at the Prince Edward for five
nights and three matinees starting
Tuesday May 2nd. the people of Char-
lottetown will have a chance to see
some of 'the biggest novelties of the |'
season. Messrs Feldman and Chris-
tie have surrounded themselves-witll
agplendid cast of principals and one of
the livliest singing and dancing cho-
ruses in the musical comedy field.
Asextrn added attractions are Ba-
yard & Geary, New .York's foremost so-
ciety dauccrsanil The Imperial Sing-
ing Four one of the very best singing
acts before the public today.
The opening night they will present
the famous two act musical comedy
“The Girl Question", that created so
much attention at the Liberty Theatre,
New York tor' 300 performances.
Another feature wltfq this clever or-
ganization ls Mr. Ne son Adair _the
double voice wonder who has been a
late feature with Honey Boy` Evans .
Minstrels. this young man has a phe-
nomenal voice and is really the talk
of the universe.
A new nlay will be presented each
evening and matinee and in the list
of plays offered by this company are
the well known following, musical suc-
cesses. The Elopers, The Girl from
Broadway. Shooting the Chutes, My-'
Wife's Family, Doolsys Trip to Reno
and etc.
' Prices, 50c. 350. 25c.
Matinees, Adults 20c. Children. 10c. ‘
Seats on sale Friday 10 a. m.,.at
ber was not in his seat, but if he werew-
1'
_- the ri ht articles for-
, i_,, housec|Ieaniug, y o u
‘”‘l quickly or as well as- _
,if
-xavfa'
KENNEDY saidif the hon. mem-
Cardlgan denied the truth of
he had previously made
is s°.  slab
the
m
I
to make it on an
as a member of
.right to make th
knew he had the
and it was for
Cardigan if he
an investigatio
ask the non.
call upon the
tigation. .
Mr. JOHNSTON: I deny the state-
Kient there is not a word of truth in
Mr. KENNEDY: He says he denies,
Will he call for nn invetaigation? We
shall see later.
Proceeding Mr. Kennedy said the
Lender of the Opposition had brought
up a charge against the hon. member
from Tlgnlsh. one of the foulest, black-
est, most contemptibie charges that
could be made. Hs had said the Hon.
floor the
` y
e
n
Running Nose Colds Cured /
-' Sneezing Stopped Instantly
,it comes. No time to hurry to _the drug
_stol'c, croup develops; the lungs are
affected with pneumonia or tubercul-
osis and its too late. Keep Catarrho-
.zone on hand,-it kills colds instantly.
_Something magical about the way it
cures catarrh and bronchitis. Catarrh-
ozone is the best remedy because it
-cures in na.ture's way: It heals
soothes ami restores permanently.
'Carry a'Cstarrhozone inhaler in your
pocket. use it occasionally and you'll
never catch cold. thst's worth remem-
bering.
Beware 'oi' dangerous substitutes
meant to deceive you for genuine Ca-
tarrhozone which is sold everywhere,
large size containing two months treat-
ment costs $1.00: small size 50c.;
sample size 25c. -
 
MONIES T0 LOAN '
Monles to loan at reasonableprates
of interest on good improved farm
properties. Applications will receive
prompt attention.
H. J. PALMER.
, Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers.
1920-2-:l9M1Mo.
Tenders
ot the Ornamental Iron_Rail-
ing surrounding the house at
20 Brighton Road. Address
tenders to 20 Rrighton Road.
9415-4-26-m21.
 ;
'  Unless you are pro~ .
_ perly supplied' with
cannot do the work as
you would like to., . 5 '
` Cali in todo; and see
I §we`7aE:1g elgvzgu
u ~
 5.1..” .......t~ 1
' work. ` -“~
 .fl
 re”-;‘ ‘ 5 ‘ ' 5 ‘ ~ - - - ‘ 5 ' A - - = 1
find- - gal-ine lilotor Reverse our and
MIS! LH  
--umm".1wlla..-..
 "I11111-lib-claiwlls
. I , .- ' '
=uo`N*r s-nv 1-lssoaol-lv, consri-
PATED. ' 810K. WITH BREATH
BAD AND ETDMACH SOUR
Get s 10-cent box now.
You men andwomen _who can't get
feeling right-who have headache.
coated tonzue, bad taste and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are
bilious, nervous and upset, bothered
with a sick, giissy. disordered stomach,
or have a badicold. .
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach. remove the sour,
undigested, 'fermenting food and foul
gases; take the _excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all
figs constipated waste matter and
p ison in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning-a 10-cent box
from -_any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet, liver and bowels regu-
lar, and head clear for months. Don’t
forget the children. They love Cas-
carets because they taste good-never
gripe or sioken. _
Charles Dalton had put his “unholy
hands" in the public treasury and took
out $15,000. That was endorsed by
the member from Cardigan, printed in
the Patriot newspaper and sent broad-
-cast over the country. Could there
coming from members of the House?
more brazen against the hon. member
from Tignisii? An hon. member of
Ithat House who had given $55,000 to
the people of the province-how many
members on the other side of the
The worst of a cold _show smldonlyyllouso or among their followers had
contributed half as much for the pub-
lic good? And that was not ali, the
people on that side ofthe I-louse were
doing nobly, and chief of them was
Mr. Dalton. Ile had given $750 to the
Patriotic Fund for the dependents
‘of our brave boys, he ,had given $2,-
100 for an ambulance for our wounded
boys. boys who were shedding their
blood for the members of the Oppo-
sltion as well as the Empire generally.
He had given $275 for comforts for our
boys. Yet the Leader of the Opposi-
tion had the c`ooi audacity to stand up
in that House and abuse him. The
hon. gentleman and his followers
ought to bc ashamed of themselves]
Mr. Kennedy then with considerable
emotion referred to a personal matter-
whlch Mr. Hughes had _brought up
against him. In the public accounts
was an item for $30.00 for medical con-
sultation in conricctiort with his late
brother who had been a member of
that House. His brother had been
taken ill while in attendance at the Le-
,_
x 11' . 
--1-o.-» ' I .
a qu-\f1fi1yl<>fiI... ‘ 4
Casks."
Phoney 111 . 
  I . ‘ -4
C. _ Lyons & Q0.
glslature last sessidn and'had.`to 'hé
taken home. He went to visit him,
be anything more .deplorable than that and telephoned the Premier regarding,
his condition. The Premier had ask-
Could they have concocted anything-`ed if a spsciulistwollid he of any ser-
vice, and us.the Executive was in ses-
sion at the time he obtained permis-
sion to send Dr. Carruthers and Dr.
McMillan to visit his brother at Ken-
sington. They came one afternoon
and remained till next da , being out
_ .
*I _J 1 . 1 nina,-m_TL  Q.;
» ohargo Twontyilvo' cents.
 GUARDIAN (iLISSlF|ElllA-|18.   .
_ Ons cont por word first inurtlor in this ooiumnjhalf sont par
‘wore each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum 1
1 .
Tende"rs~for the purchase ,__ __,_=__, , __ I
.  gents, Wanted
AGENTS WANTED- THRILLING
stories of the Great War. Large,
profusely illustrated, only $1.00.
Men and women working spare
time ordering in hundred lots. Quick
snappy seller. Great money maker.
Sample free. Winston, Limited,
Toronto. 9374-4-21~M8i.
AGE N` '-
all selling records, sample book
\free- experience unnecessary' make
?¢'ll1 
FOR SAI-E_PURE BRED YEAR 0|-D
Holstein hull. Dam has a R|.P. ot'
10,142 lbs. milk. Apply to l-lerm
Pitre, Rustico. 8298-4-18m10i
FOFI SALE#-FARM. 80 ACRES. NEW
dwelling house. barns. Apply .lohu
Chappell, East Royalty. _
0311-4-1liM12i.
€ 
Miscellaneous -
stallion Bandit 8403 will stand for'
season of 1916 at owner’s stable.
Helps.  '. "worlds Greatest War." besilns THE Pune saEb cLvoe'§I:'ALs
. I I l'
Housecleanmg , §f.f.§1...'iz:'.f:'a..;1.‘::.‘,‘:.i; ”°°"   Hfg;-;=;;e,,_,,,,,,_
J Help Wanted-Eemnio
wANTao-cAPAsI.E GIRL Fon GE-
neral housework. Apply, M. A.
Ducoffe, 81 Upper Prince`St.
For Sale ,
` niences, in first class locality. Ap-
ply at 0 Alley St. Charlottetown.
0480-4-26-Miiipd, .
FOR SALE-TWO NEWLY FRESH-
ened cows. one a Jersey grade. W.
H. Smith, East Royalty.
Fon s/its, Two onA1=T 1-losses.
1200 one 1500 ms. F. 'r. Mocaomla,‘
_ sourls. 9351-4-2111161.
Fon sAI.s.- MANURE sane”/4`b"sn`,
new last spring. Perfect condition,
8260-4-15M13i
vss”§`E|. Fon '§A1.`s.- sci-Ioonsn
Wapiti, carries 240 tons coal. built
" of Oak, Copper and Galvanized fast-
enings. Completely reiltted. Eigh-
teen months ago. Apply to T. H.
Glmn, Halifax. Can be dsllevsrod
in Picton. _ , 9366-4-BIMBI.
ron sAI.I."-'- A '15 _H."I=i."‘i, `I2I`|f:Ii|'Al.
otor 3s‘t’oir angle Irons, making g

fs.n,¢1o,'1*11snno}-las ' ' "
' '  sans-4-151011.'
93_20'4'19I111sI  
  " Q ri _ ;_V 
lo Let ,
HOUSE T0 LET NEAR QPRINE
Park School. Apply 46 Kent St.
afterii p. m. , ... 4.;
» 9421-4-26-MBI.
` " 9400‘4‘25MEf- T0"IlE"l"-I-louse and `shopsfl_Apply
m  232. GL Gem.” -SL su6_4_a_m“
EOR 3A|_g_I¢Q1--|-Aifg 9" |:||¢QL m 
_ mend st. win. an modem some .Situations \/:wont .
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY.
earn _steady income corresponding
for newspapers. Ek `e'ri'ei1oe_ nn- -
necessary. ‘Address 31111388 COR-
nnsPoNnmNc_la BUREAU. was-.
i1inKtou. D. C., ' 8238-4-14'-Mlmo.
_ ` 9403-4-25-M3i. 2
I I A | - . .I I  E 1
$on|i°al _ -
WANTED»~TO RENT OR EUY IN
the city. cottase with modern con-
vsliiences. Apply J. -West, Union
Apply to Parker Horne. Winsloe. ~ P. lil. 1. __ ' `
reply

We hcveoniihand,
\-' . .1  __,,
in .Barrel-.M551
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