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'ras GUARDIAN, tuanrorrnrown, riuncn snwann.rs1_.aNn FEBRUARY is me

3 be tound, and we can think of none, jwhy ‘

L_Ise The Reliable _ _ _ Pun*

_ might not our representatives in

0 Q ment, our Board of Tradeand business _

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_ n WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1903. obtain nn nn_,,,_d,t,, telegraph eerviee

Always Reliable Always Satisfactory.

‘V .,1‘

ROSS CAMERON & CO’Y

Bond and Stock Brokers nm nina in slams# H

lmcl iliiim ilI’im nl S’Sii

StQ¢],;5,_b0nc_1s, grain, cotton, et_c. bought and sold for cash or carried on a margin. Quotations received on the best New York and Boston stocks. We oder for sale at $1.00 a limited number _of shares of the Gordon Plenum Light C0- °f New

furnished by this con1pa\1Y 15 “QW installed in our office. Full r>a{t1§° ulars regarding the stock furnis - ed on application.

E.M.DOULL, Vlgf-

Gmce, Lower Queen Street,

Farquharson’s Building.

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_ Subject io_

H$iiiil\d

BI‘0\\_C|llll$ _

Or any weakness of the V

chest or lungs you will find

that during the changeable .

weather of the next few mont hs, one of 'my chamois vests or even a chest protector will be of in- estimable /beneiit and relief

to you. It keeps out the ' cold and damp and keeps ' ‘ ‘

` in the warmth. Bya system

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éd grow you -if the goods. displayed 1 in windsrvifvivrrss- ”

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C _,Chemist and Druggisii - ; THE ll\IEDlC'AL*_HALL-

re- __ ~ 1 i

Bargains i Bargains

We will sell the balance of our

low priced Sleigh Bells, Horse Rugs, Horse Boots, Fur Robes at a

Big Discount

To clear for cash. " We have also a good stock of

Light Driving Harness which will be sold at the lowest prices,

I

_,Great _George St. Phone I 19 _ -_Ncv. x4-dew 3m

itiona with the outside world: Thrash

even weeks in the winter season. This

El1gl&Ild’8.Ild COI1Sider it an eXC€l1° was among the sirong reasons which led °m- H°" 'ig it p°°°im° t‘° d° b“°i°“° ent inve5tmeng_ A Lighting Plant 1` t * in face ofauch disabilities? With a rea-

Anglo-Americaii Telegraph Company

f i f G f " amounting to ot Island currency, or

$1,946 yearly. 'What is not perhaps so _generally known is that this subsidy is

&oi the Province has duly cc_rtiiied_that the

"l"' ` ' in this _way 1 We oder the suggestion

‘ 0 0 t IM PORTANT MEETING TONIGHT. I whnt it mny be w°,.th_ ‘ ‘n I The pubiie meeiihieeuea by the Beard 1° ‘° "°° ‘°“° ”" ‘”° "_""_ "° ”““°

_:ot Tia/ie at their rooms tonizht shonldfhe °°°d"°t°t'°“”f!°°r ‘mmf , _

, r d f ma service ter Prinoe.B’-iyvard Island. Py-

commaad a large aiten anoeo our pu ~ ~ » -, 1 _md us th WI.-8_1 men, business men, merchants and all_i°““°° °t mu' inlkrmv ma °

_ . _ i d

_ 1 interested in our trade and cammunica- _“O9” lnaily p1°'°°’ m

' _ ought' in '.-be gnportlcnhqly as cheaP»

' `eci.s toibe taken up are our telegrillh T'°J°entr 'inidtrryillewer from Chu.

._=___-___-____ ___.._-i. _

‘i . - ~ ~ _ lottetowntovanconver or toEnglaud.

_' ‘ 1 service, the proposed warehouse and im _ ’ i _ _ li Is it ot n outrage that it should coat iii

lproved accommodation at the J%'°.- V _*ds _ ~ __

‘ ‘ ` ‘ ` " ` \,Wharf with the desired extension ofthe n “_” an " ' “Fm I

Reiiwey nengfaehqieerrmax. _~'wesuyi"°"“ '*° 9”' "_7°"F°°**_"'» ‘P‘°*»??;°;9!

for the moment leave the latterquestious, zM°§3?5°|f7 ]f¢fl_\\°°d f°°§9_5F° fm' impemiieee they ere, ee ee, feem.eiiiee_ 1:: r»:°sé;£bi>“m Z: :=:;vw°"l;;r;‘:r°_ b0 D ll (£1311 IGUBOOBQ = , _V-, V _.=`~;1"‘_ 7+ I¢_'~'_f='_f: ' 8 u ° I B ph ‘ ,n‘ me ae. Irie aeelrea that ear inei-'ensues

' the telegraphic system o!la.ndW1l‘€! for Nd '“ dum 'br°‘kfast “bl” the

more than sixty years and the qable sys- ,market q°°t"ti°n° fm" E°g‘°°d’ ‘nm

’ tem in part for nearly hal! a century. This~ Chi°°'¥9 'md_ M°°"`°*‘- ~ 1*! Wifi! dull#

Province early felt the need ot a tele' b°7i““ “nd °°m°3 ‘t W°°°°t tm’ ‘"°"l graphic syetem owing to its isolated i"'°"ki'°3 m °h°_d°"k ‘md °"‘°° position and the cutting od' of the mail 199°" 'mm they “hand In mklng prof service from time to time for days and nm' Market q“°t°"°n° r°‘°\l_'/than by _ Lu

mail when they are a week or ten days.

Historically speaking the world has h

he Island Government t-o make what has

turned out to be a hard bargain with a °°“°b_l9 PNAS mm t'h° i'“°"m°'l?i°“ °°.im- company to lay a cable connecting wi h P"l`“li°5|Y °°°d°d "°“1d b° °°PP.u9d We the telegraphic system of the mainland. ‘mf _b°Y"3'°“d tndfm hem" any 7993 re me when the Liana jeiaeii tiie:if»° b“°i“°°° in 'JN m°1'“i“¢~ Md “UF Dominion, the Canadian Government bt- °°lY °‘i1` b“"l“°'5 me” bn an "h° U9, Gunn ne,,nnn,in|,, fn, nn, ,nninnnnnnnn nf pinterrsted in the news of the day wouli, telegrephic communication and has since feel me “feat “nent °f bein! in mlmh

paid the stipulaved yearly subsidy to the with thi’ ""9 °f “M W°1`1d' ‘

only paid when the Provincial Secretary

service for the year has been satisfactorily l performed. ° 1 As the contract binds the Company to

pr :vide “a regular telegraph service,” audi

bccalled regular and shilicient in other

civilized countricsfit has a matter of surprise that this certificate should have V, been repeated hom year to year ini

face' of the loud and repeated complaints that the service wrs

altogether inadequate. Oar tele- graph service has been limited to twelve hours of the day while all the towns and many villages ot the mainland of Canada, and of almost the entire clviliz ed world have the benefit of continuous service y

night time, twenty-dve wordsbsing trans-' mitted at night for the same charge as ten words by day. To this dlsabili y hasi 'been added what are practically doo

on the Island and the towns and ci;ies of in the Mar2time‘Provinces andthe Dominion generally. . . i

All this time the Gevernment of Canada

,has be- n in supreme contrrl of and respon- sible for our wielzmbh service. And what seems toadd to the hardship, during all the years since the _Island has formed a 'partoi Canada the Government has em- vbyed and paid nine out of ten or th

e

tel graph operators on the I_1and and has

81¢`-'F8 the rililwoy are in use for the pur-

train starts till' the la t train reaches its destination. The same "is true of the In-

necting line between the I lsnd and Main~ land railway syetems, and closes its otliee here for twelve hours from eight o’c1ock in the evening. Government railways on

_ the Mainland from St. John and Halifax

151835, with wires controlled by the Gov-

' ernment,and operators paid by the Gov-

~

The Royal

Meat Market 1 §35::"1f::‘.:;‘z.:“°s;°f..°‘:;‘f°..°:.; 1,. nm-as

3 2

The undersigned having entered

into partnership and leased the

premises formerly occupied by g ,_ _ ,_ ,Saunders & Hejghom near_'Mark,°h¥°¥_i°.l_! __;°° *bf* Widws raersiiri ismd. oiteriiiigis-"i°!l= sis# °v.s?

ii-`t<_J the trade, meats of the very best businessadded to

~1‘1“_“‘i*Y in an “eds *Pda at 1°i;@t f‘Pn¢¢5- Om' _éxP¢fi¢5¢¢_ in if are Quo batter acl ution

_ 9 j.

buaaésxirrthtn 9

N sides, and the connectlqgff htealrers, 1 actually operating the vifreeuhy their owii

treal,it will seen pt

the e Government

as to cutting

their eustoni. A Bur old mbn¢w"i , gygyg-n* gym' g “F211 =S‘=¢w.°'\~=S vs invited m give us a `

of

the hours ot telegraphlc service to 10 o’clock or midnight would bean advant- age. So it would be, but we caution

obviously meaneanch a service as would

hour a cable message requiring

_ _b _

dey and night with reaiieed rea-,eein the“iw¢ hours later ii `w°\11d méh Enzlsud

ble p

rates for all business between all polntet Wilt WWI |1°f'hl“R1¢°5~ . _ ~

maintained the lines extending from Tig- nish to Georgetown, Souris a`nd Cape '

Traverse. Thlsis in connection with tlei | C' I ` railway service. The telegraph lime '

poses ot the road from the time the first _

i

tercolonial telegraph service. 'But t.he` ` ' ,II ¢ n I T Angle-America 1 Cbmpxny closes the conf `

'0 lI°l\f1'28J; 8 Govunment railway on the

-, ernment over all that route, and yet our li ‘communication cut od? fc`r____twe1ve 011556! the twenty-tour I _.nn n'

' t ie, seems to point the waytoa remedy; . ' < . - ' __ I

op rators from Charlottetown to Meng, nl I ~ I T' l ii'

everygw _ "' ‘ C s ` G

m i `

It has been hinted that an extension of*

those who may attend the meeting to-"

night against _endorsing any proposal;

short ot what prevails in St. John or Hall- , fax. Iaysthe-first place we are entitled ui the anne kind ot service that prevails

elsewhere. In the next place we need lt.

suppqe we 1»ae'i.ae 10 cr'12__ete1oek limit.

Suppose the eased ~aol\ipuu_ot produce

or live stack to England receives at the

immediate ans wer. He cannot itat

once, but _ must wait till eight o’c1o_ck in

the mm-ning. Allowing dileoenea in time and the time of transmission his-

message will not reach his English _pcndent till probably hal! anhonr after midday. H Heed;-ees er ieilsn _might turn upon this delay, whereas it the mes~

iage could be sent at midnight, or even

befcrethe days businessihad begun. Tc'

_work satisfactorily either east or west

over long distances the twenty-four hour service is needed, and we shoulefbe obn-

We'hcpe scaee' a large attendance at-toe

nightfs meeting and that it mv-I DPOVG I “turning point in the ,settlement of this

.Lui No. i.

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for the full S Dark -Brown »Velei&»~ o

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. oxfefd Grey »ve1e_i_a _zebeime _ A _ qdress length 3u'i;ing_ ' ' " di length

the full

i " nine Grey veieie zibeiiee suit 1 _ ing. '

(6) yelils

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Melbourne Tweed isa-a strong _» _ ' ‘ _ ` ' ans e _ ` _

aeubie widen »S“»‘“‘fg an WE__ \aeeb1e width

veieie z_ipe_1iiie is avpfy faSh1°1}- ' '

42 im Wide_ ionable suiting resembling acnnel s 4' in., wi

- hair in apgarance. in _

""""""-"" _ Bleek Defiance c_eetiimec1eui.“ i

Lot Nm 3_ C10t>1r1ford Grey _Deiiance Costume L N6' 3

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' e Cloth. $2.10

fori the full

_ 0 Brown Defi mee Costum

$2 7 ~ Biue Grey. Defiance*

C1 th.

fm' the fun (Bawn Defiance Costume Cloth

ef <_=.%>>-aids Cm'

aeiibie width £12; l‘¢ff1"§

50 in. wide ii

i O Black Dress Cloths.

Log; , Dress

for tl1e~'fu_li A Fawfg. _lf dress ._ V of <5) no-G .E=s_a1s< 1.’ 1° double width' Cloihwiih gi 1-inhh»snpen,or_ to-_a

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dress length _ Navy_ _,Blue Defiance Costusne,dres_s length ~ 80 Church

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for the- _ f Navy Blue Colonial Dress, Suit

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of* (si 'yards

dress' length 'Colonial Di'ess’Suitii1gs. dns" length ‘ ‘ ~,A

’ of <5) yards Black libloniglogrvess Suirings. eieubie widen ` seiiiass its slain

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54 mf wlde forine ' ’

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54 in wide,

request.

ivlroivs su;r1i;a.p,r,ti;c_eL_,

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wool Sedo* i°¢\::;' :'i4°» 4 2 _, ,.. .»i_°g_-5' c°,"°_°

sein ending. wi i° S‘*'°"_" 3* _ _ " ‘eiee'ei=`re»e. _ai vnire"1=iemesfeiiea=eaiiakefeaiea,1 ea eases

_ 1 gfaeged hy this advertisement _w1Ii.be~yr__epa4,

` mdtredit given the paper wherin the adv. was first aeea.f--l:?A'-[DN l;! __C9»

s utanonior ns.fofy0’41.next

ver- -rp-nr www aim .1-vzrt.

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J Why shonldnot the Gsvennmentnbuy er | I i C ‘ A` _ Q f N iilease the land lines 'and' cable of tie _ li AD8\\7°Am¢|`i08D, Sud give the Island tl e

‘T benefit of a twenty tour hour service at 1 ~

PATH & Go.

' _ (This ad cut out and _sent to us with $4 75 i1\'i11_ get 9Uf_ GuineaParcel.It means 25 centsfor the sender.-PATCN & Co.) i

» . The Pride ei me

i '<iic_ho1f

on shelf of plates, platters and pans. iWe_1l,there’.s nohpreason iihe bellaof the__kii¢Iien to-dayméed

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‘ In tlieoiden dan was the shelf'

Celebrated Teaaeaael

W llpi,

eeiei»e<1-_eii1»i= ~ I ment,.__;if _ her, ` _pure WW U' M"**°‘ 73"" chased _from awe, lisveisll t _

the modern liitchell’s Bookstore.

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