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GUARDIAN ’S GRAND OFFER. _ ..p.,...B.,.. ..,,,,,,.

Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

'Hornsby the stock and good will of his books and Stationery Business in the Morris Block, we will continue ihe business in its various branches. selling at lowest prices for cash only, Miss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in charge of the st-ore, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of \Vall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments ofthe business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied news sand will be a special featured of the business. The store will be » known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”

TIIE BIZIAR CUIPAIIY.

Successors to F. J. Hornsby,

Zorrls Block, Cirtown, March x6, rgoo.

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as early in the week as possible_

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Collections made on the most

reasonable terms and promptly re- mitted for.

Deposits received and interest al-

lowed at best current rates.

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All British Companies. Risks taken at low rates.

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Telephone 67.

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That we are to be moulded and fashion- ed." so the sand we use for our castings needs to be moulded and fashioned. That s what our rnoulders are doin every day, moulding and fashioning time sand like

unto the pattsrns, it is therefore very im- portant t at the patterns be Erst-class in

every respect, for as the patterns are so will the castings be. We ave first-class pattern~makers employed and are able to

meet the required need. Give us a trial when in need of Castings,

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The Modern Founders,

Stem Navigation Co’s Wharf. Charlottetown, P. E. I,

Seini-weelfly Edition (Mond. & Thur.)

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THE GUARDIAN

An Imivpcmlcnt. Journal, untramineiled

and fe:\rlc.\~_-; aiming to be Just, impartial, Reliable. Newsy, seekingnt all times to further the best

interests ofthe people, and recognized tliercforc as

The ;PeoI2>1e’s Paper.

Publisliwl :it its ollices, New Prowsc

Bl0<_‘k. North side Post Ofiicc, at the fol- lowing rates-_ pnynble in advnncez-

Morning Edition, daily (except Snndayl ilU"~‘0 HIOHYIIS $1.00; Der yr . . . . . . _ . __.$4.00

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W kl Fd`t` a Thumed )

"ee_ _y . 1 lon ( urs ay er r. $1.20: in advance _ _ . . . . _ . . . . .$l.(X)

Branch Offices

have been 'established at the followin places where subscriptions may be pai<'F, news furnished, advertising, job work and other business transacted:- Sumrnerside, Curries Bookstore-D. K.

Currie, Manager.

Albcrlon. Alberton Bookstore-G. S.

Muttart, Agent.

501114-' E11-st. Telephone office-R. Seaman,

Agent.

Editor. Business

J. E. B. MCCREADY, I J. P. HOOD,

Manager.

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sarI_rsDA\'. JUNE so. tem,

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PATRIOTISM VERSUS PAIUYISM.

Federal, general-Provincial, by~l~`ederal and l>y~Provincial, that the atmosphere of our fair Dominion is almost constantly filled with the clamor of party strife, the echoes of party battles recently fought, or the trumpet calls to party frays in the near futon. An intelligent, fair-minded

and patriotic elector attends a po`itical

meeting and what does he hear? Mutual

recriminations, shouts and challenges of defiance, charges of malfeasance, corrup- tion and treachery, of falsified accounts, broken pledges, favoritism incompetence, shameful neglect, waste of public moneys and needless and grievous burdens heaped upon the people.

If the charges are true, then

our public men are guilty not of mere misdemeanors but of public crimes. Each party, be it observed, charges the other with all the offences we have enumerated,

each charges the other with the same

things, while the party followers of each speaker applaud him to the echo, and if perchance “the voices of the men of Israel are louder than the voices of the men of

Judah," we know that victory inclines to the faction that shouts loudest and long- est.

If from the political meeting and the

lucubrations of the party press we turn to the actual polling of votes, what do we find ? On the opposing sides the candi~

dates and their lieutenants, pushing, pulling, cajoling, persuading, even brib- ing with drink or money, or promise of

office, or favor, the electors to sup- port the party standard-bearer

and the dear party, which being in de- sires to remain in, or being not desires to

get in. In all this where is the country's interest? Where is patriotism? Is not the countr'y’s best interest sacrificed, crucified between the two malefactors of opposing

parties!

If we can conceive an ideal State, in

which true patriotism was allowed free

course-"where none were for the party and all were for the State," how different

things would be! Then at election times

honest citizens would meet to take grave counsel together for the 'public weal,~not to listen to the mere clamor and recrimi-

nation of noisy demagogues. The question at issue would not be,How can we elect our

party man and secure a party victory? but, How can we best secure the welfare of the

entire community? How can we best pro- vide for needed public services? How can

we best guard the civil and religious lib- erties we have and lead on toward truer nobility in government, better laws and purer manners? \Vho is the wisest and

most patrioticin our midst that he may be chosen a law-maker and a ruler i

It is not thus that citizens take counsel

together at election times, and more`s the pity. Patriotism is too often wholly for- gotten at the verymoment when it should be most in evidence. What a veritable

chaos was our Legislature at its recent ses-

Ph°“° "5 1 sion; what a veritable chaos

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There are so many elections, §°euere'~'

sort” Offcrcd as a

A Frcc Round ,Trip to Halifax

Halifax For thc Bcst Writtcn Article on “Prince Edward Island as a Summer Rc-

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First Prizc.

By special arrangement Tru: Guan-

DIAN is enabled to offer a

Free Round Trip 1

from Charlottetown to Halifax and re- i turn by the magnificent palace Steamer

Halifax l

For the best written article,not exceedingi ‘N00 words' on ‘°P. E. Island as a summer resort for passengers coming by Plant* Line". The competition is open only to GUARDMN subscribers who are resi-' dents of this province. Competition

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to close not later than July 29th. Con tributions will he submitted to two promi- nent disinterestedfexaminers whose dc- cision will be final. Envelopes to be marked “Summer Resort Competition’, and addressed to THE GUARDIAN.

The manuscript to be written on only

one side of paperand the name of com- tributor to be enclosed in separate er.- velopg, The successful contribution will be published in Tan GUARDIAN.

. Asecond and third Dl'lZ€ Will 8lS0 be

offered.

| _ ` is the greater Parliament at Ottawa now in session, which ought to be *he great and wise Council of our noble ‘_ i <~ l".n~ ' s!l!:! i_ ..\'\s ._.-on

1 _,_ I 1| Dominion w.....l.-.in ni... thought. in na

Dessilifstio vein, for Heaven forbid thffc any Canadian shduld despair of his l

country. \Ve submit them to siiow to 6 thinking men that throughout thc Do-|

minion pa‘~tyism has been carried far be- i yond its legitimate uses, to become a bane instead of a. blessing. Is it not pos- sible that something better can be devis- ed,-some plan by which the earnest, pat-

riotic citizenship of the country, bursting the shackles of party, may take serious

counsel together for the country`s good? ! ---o;-

It will prove a severe test of the

strength of the Laurier Government if they can carry Mr. Tarte, with his mouth open, through another election. No three men ofthe Opposition together could do so much to weaken the hold of Sir Wilfrid

Laurier on the English-speaking Provinces as this one in_j udicious lieutentant is do- ing. i

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“He Ilia! is Warm |

I7u'nks All So."

Tfioosaniiv sr¢ “cold” tn that they do

not understand flu jaw of health. This r'mplr'¢s disordered liintys, liver, bowels. blood or bmah. fbocfs Sarsapanfa gévesallfwhotdedfhe warmth afper- fed health. Get Hoof: because `

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\place to deal _ '

Wwe Central Drug Store, ._

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Everything is of the very best*

and we are known to sell cheaply. E

‘ Write ue, I Orders

Write us, I Answered _ Telephone us. I Promptly.§ ‘ \Ve suggest as ee a,sor»a.ble -_-

_ Fresh Lime Juice. (l Root Beer Extracts. _._ ~ '~ `: .v gf. Ginger Cordial. A,-JI), (QI, etc- etc. li.

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Central Drug Store,

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Warm Weather Food

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groceries makes it pos- sible for our custom

0 en]oy 1 ein t ecity.

cool_ hea1'h` goat

f00d Call and fivihg your order with place'

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BAPTIST

.CONVENE

Large Numbers of Dcl-

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OFFICERS ;ELFCTED.

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And Distinguished Baptists Address the Convention.

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The P, E. I. Baptist Association is now

in session at Springfield. The delegates ar- rived yesterday afternoon in the pouring rain. The first session opened at 3.30, the Moderator, Rev. E. A. McPhee in the chair.

The list of delegates was read by the

Secretary. The election of officers resutl- ed in the choice of. Rev. W. H.Warren, Bedeque as Moderator.

Arthur Simpson, Bay View, Secretary.

Assistant Secretary Rev. F. A, M¢Ph._¢_ T1`99~5U1`e1`» E. H. Costain, Springfield.

The Moderator then appointed the fol.

lowing committee:

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Rev. A. H. Whitman, O`Leary.

E. B. Freeman, Tyne Valley.

5. C. Clark, Bay View. VV. B. Howatt, Tryon. Rev G. P. Raymond, Charlottetown. John England, Springfield,

W. C. Morris,Tryon.

The following were invited to seats at

the Session. ` v

Rev. R. V. Jones of Acadia Collegel _Rev. E. Bosworth, of Grand Signe Mis- ion. Quebec.

The report on obituaries was read by

Rev. A. F. Browne of North River.

Among those whose deaths were

reported were Dr. Covey, Summer- side; John S. McDonald, Eldon; Herbert Bain, North River; Rohr.. Fraser, East Point; Mrs. J. W. Keirstead, Grand View; Mrs. John Nichols, Annan- dale; Miss Clemmie Clark, Bay View.

The rest of the session was d evoted to

general routine.

EVENING Snssrolv.

Short devotional exercises were con.

ducted by Rev. F. Freeman, Tyne Valley

Report on Sunday School Work _ was

read by Rev. W. H. Warren, showing 32 Baptist Sunday Schools a total of 1600 scholars. An address on Sabbath School Work was given by Rev. E. A. McPhee.

The question box was conducted by Dr.

gopes, whose answers gave much practical e p.

Reports of systematic iv'

the co nt these warm " g mg was da S glut gl" hr e var_ read by Mr. Howatt and avery earnest,

.Y g address on the same subject was given by

Rev. A.F.Browne. The Association will be

goods and up-to-dat n session until Monday,

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t 1 f n _1_1_...i~.- S.’.`-§3p.`.l1i’$% i€?l".'i...§‘;%f ?$’?§$

If you would bipgaise caused or promoted by impure

Mitchell’s Bookstore will be open on

Monday, Dominion Day, from 10.30 to 12

_ . d fro 6.30 to 8 . . ~ _

gf xfllrdxjdrks aliid flags. - m ’ for the sale,

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_ _ gmt? ¢>sf§:-:__ 01 ?u‘:'_ne,HIi§fq., Mer- Yl1_lI¢_2:l glplding, Charlotte

_ » _ . » !,1lIl aiisc ce. 0 rt Ld I EIT | Just as we said many The Department does not bind iugu.-v to accept til); liirifilst oiilniya

.M ~ U _people would be pleased with '° °°°°P‘ fh°1°"°S° °1‘ *IW ¢°I=<l°r- Tl” "im" 01 W0 MP0

*_* a dress of our SP€o1al 490 The "°m°° °“"°'°°P°°""1°P°"°°' ’°"° ‘"n“‘5 ‘° '°°°°”‘° °°‘

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At Oyster Bed Bridge, for J l d_ _ ' _ Willing t0 56001119 bound forth I 'th- fllfllflll I f t

August “Spruce Lodge” (furrliiiyhdill, 'Fancy Black Dress Goodis' ml p°"°'m°°°° °‘ tm’ °° me* M mm" Per “mmm 0

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We We e ke t b H h “Oompa” h t d n c must T :company each tend

F|Cr sale the summer residence of J. S. Cun- ‘ _ P “Sy 3 l- 13 7 9° 9*' _ °“ 9" 1° 50555709595

nmgham Ice Hume Md Stable in Week Cutting OE dreEseS_ A Tenders to be addressed to tins oliies and marked .fflknder !orK

f ' ' "nfl mnked ‘Tender for Ncrri ” Kinross”

B1-Cycle Flepair Shop- °°”“e°°‘°°' APP” ‘°D N few Patterns left £0 050088 Brldse” B Rrcnaao snrrn

. “;hea]’ff£_OI§_;_er fI‘C1l1 &t~._ Weeks &_ Co., The _23 _ RICHARD s1uf'rH. Secretary of Pubns

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we are sel;ing ladies cravenette wate <

8 Water Proofs, size 58 to 60

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prices on our Denim Sung

Take advantage of this sale and get a nr

rm- Summer.

_ 5 Denim Suits at 5.25 for 3 50 2 Denim Suits at 6.90 for 4 00

SPECIAL BARGAINS

In print cotton, hosiery, undervests,'Sailc

YValk1ng hats, etc.

Black Lustre Skirts $16

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They are the prettiest lot of clothes we have e _We are busy making them up into styhsh Sm invite our patrons to examine our stock

All clothes madeby us are guaranteed to lit

Are to hand .

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We Sell Them

Everything in the men’s Furnishing Line, except the

Quality away Up. Floss Down Los

White and Colored Shirts, Collars, Cuffs Underclothmg

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Golf Hose, Half Buttons, Cuff' Buttons, etc,

0ur Strong Line. 0ur Neckwear

In all the latest styles, from 2c to 75c each

Store open Saturdays till 11 p.m

Gordon dt McLel

_ MEN 'S FURNISHERS

For Repairs io llanls Paid Bfldgs. lol

45, K||g'3 gp, Dneaarnsnr of Pnnuc

Charlotteto

DEPARTMENT OF pmmc Wong, SEALED Tsxnsn-1 will b

SEALED Tmznrms will be received at ul” °m°° “Um

this oiii-_'e until _ ~

Tuesday. July 3rd. Next- ar is o°cLocK N

_AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON. From any person or

_ _ _ __ From or persons"wii!i'ni; 5 'foe to contract for repairs

_ ____ _ __ ___ '_ Stu '° I urnls lugs at D'A° Bruce sf contnct for replin tO Naam’ BndgQ Kluross’ accord

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B131’ H1re_ _ _ - bgeéea & Co.s ad. for Saturday lug to Plan and Specification new olee gl Goygmmgng Eg

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$460 for

4 Water Proofs, size o8 to 62 5 00 for 9

3 Water Proofs, size 58 to 3 00 10;- 1 1 Water Proof, size- 62-6 00 for 3 00

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