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Wedding _ Rings

If there is one lhing mi than any other a liride in part- cular about it is lier Wedding Rini---lt must be good. Our rings are the best in Canada, are the same to the renin-, and haw our name and t is quality stamped plainly in- ide. Write for ring size card.

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K Beer & Weeks for Furni- ture, Curtains, ,__ Household

We have on hanu and received with-

in the month 400 nien's Four-lu»hand Ties, in g1'etl'1s, browns, greys and other seasonalile shades that will match this seu:|_in’s suitings. Jus. Paton & Co. 5-llldlli.

Ghncolates

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mellow and of refined

flavor. It is not pos- sible to buy anything superior.

Made in Canada.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

battleship Maine in Havana harbor ln February, 1898 precipitated the war with Spain. It was and is still ‘believed by many of the American people that the harbor authorities of Havana had P\l1`P0S°lY <'B»“5ed UW ship to he moored above the mine which aifterwnrd destroyed it. The Spanish Government and ipuaple have allways resented- this imputation of treachery. Outside uf the Ulrited some time has tieeii a pretty wide spread opinion that there may have been an explosion within the ship. and whatever the facts may be, this is at least amore charitable belief than that commonly accepted in the United States. Unfortunately the commission which inquirul into the disaster did not [ind any very satis- factory evidence as to whether the explosion took place within or otit- side the vessel, but they reported their belief “that the ship was tics-

troyetl by a submarine mine," with-\ out fixing the responsibility on any.” person or persons. ‘

Admiral Sigsbee, who was then,

CQtaln Sigsbee and in command of the Maine at the time ol the explos- ion, recently delivered an addiress in Wa.shington in which he pronounc- ed strongly against raising thei wreck, and this address has renewedi the discussion on the question. Thei Worcester Post strongly dissents from.

Europe there is a general belief that the explosion was accidental, within

raised the truth would be revealed.

'rms QU-ns'r1oN or RAJSLNG 'rua u.i'1"1'i.1~;si~1iiP MAINE.

'rim uniting at the United seatesyputs our svveramenv in H Worse ‘

light," says The Post. Admiral Luce is quoted as saying that this is the prevalent feeling abroad and is shared by some United States naval oillcers. Admiral Chadwick, who was a member of the hoard of inquiry, now says: "We can adord to say we were mistaken; we can`not aiiord the imputation oi tearing the truth." “There is no reason for not raising the wreck of the Maine," says Ad- miral Evans, “and every reason wihy lt should be r.ais0d." _

Admiral Sigsbee's argument against

raising the wi‘eck n\>l>\\ars rather trivial. He says the civilized world has accepted the finding oi the board of inquiry and there ls no good rea- son for raising the torn and twisted hulk; that it would bu it tliflicult. en- gineering job, and that in clearing a- way, the mud would he exposed to the tropical sun and would he otlenr tive to the people of Havana. It ap- pears, however, that the wreck is an

onatructlcn to navigation, occupying 3 portion of the best anchorage, an/di has caused a shoal which is filling u,p the harbor. Moreover, The Post af- firms that the Cuban Government and tht! People of Havana, for the reasons just stated and to solve the doubt, are more than anxious that the wreck shall be cleared away. Evi- deutly the sensibilities if not the con- sciences of a good many people in

Admiral Sigsocds argurntmt, andithe United states “re being Wm* saYS among other t,hihiZS that ini what disturbed over th” mattcf. €\'en

nt this late day. And if the wreck were raised it would forever settle

the ship and that the wreck is lriftlthe Huestlcn “'heth*7l` the Sh'lD'S bot-

where it is from fear that if it wereitom was drivcn in by an exploding

mine, or her sides and frame blown

out by an internal axplouion All the

'lt is a matter of national honor toi cwjlized worm would -be imepested to dispel the dofubt. Every passing year learn the facts.

One of the things hntxl to under-

latand is, why Canada should have

sixteen Cabinet ministers while the United States, with twelve times C-anada's population hais but sévcn. The seven members of the Prcsi'tLont's Uaiiinet do not sit in Congress, and they have salaries of $9,000 each, or $63,000 in alll. Cuna.<lu‘s sixteen mic- istcrs have seats in the C<mimon__ @1- thc Senate, for which they ~drn.w a tsessiomul indeniulty of $2.500 each, lit-sides this the Premier rei:ei\'cs un oi’lici1i,l salary of $12,000 and each of the other ministers salaries of $" - 000, the total of their sala.'rie:s and indemnitics lic-ini; 51575000. A And new portfolios are being creat- ed from time to time. Both parties urn mainly in agreeiitent in this. Mr. Ilortlcn, with the prospocu, or at least

The Imperial Defence Conference is

to meet in Loudon, probably in July. Two Canadian ministers, Hon. Messrs

Bontltn amd- Brodeur, ttccqtnliahietl by Admiral Kingsmill, will uttentl. It is given out that they will lm authorizf cd' to propose an expontlltlure of 'two or three millions a year toward the beginning of ai Canadian navy, and that an oflort will be made ‘Lo get Bonn British sliipbuilrling firm to lo- cate in (lanadn. and build cruisers and const defence v~‘i<scls_ lf. seems to us

t,uite rational for (_‘unt\<la to spend one third as much rin nuvul defence

I (Name on every Price') I as on iuiliinxry defence. _ ...__ -_ T-f -

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‘the hope of some day funding a Gov. ,ernment himself, has expressed- his willingness to have the ministerial salaries further increased. The silence Of U10 D€0D10 iS taktm as givin-g~ con- sent to this program, andf if the peo-

l.~| the sort of thing they like. But whither are we drifting? Offices are

being multiplied, big salaries being | increased.

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Father Murriscy’s Lluiment Should be in Every liunie

` How seldom .1 week pas:-_sa witlifmi some member til the laiiiily still. 'in from n sore tliroat, cliesttu' liazfk, a li .i zi or a cut, a spruiii, strain or ache!

Such troubles will come, but there i~

no need of sufleriiig mu-:li fiom tlieri. Keep a bottle of Father l\!nrri_-4: V l.iuiuiciit in the house, use it fre-el ~ _ ind the pain has little eliaiicc. 1

Duringhis lifetime l'<`a\h<>r Morriscy

ireserihetl this l.iiiinieiit rt-;_gularl\', anfl t proved very effective iii relieving all .orta ofpaiiisuii-Inches, ln ltlieuuiaiisni it is valuable as a "rub", wlien "l<`atliei' LIorri.scy's No. 7" 'Tablets are taken internally. Similarly, applied freely to throat aiirl chest it ht-ips " Father l\lorrisic_v'_=i No. lo" (l'.uiip; Tonic) tr: .iuickly break up and drive awnv a sore throat, cold in the chest, or cough.

Taken all around it is one of ilie best

i family liniineiits in existence. Price 25c

ierliollle. At your deuler'n, or from Father Morriscy Medicine Co., Ltd., ‘\-»ni.w- xv vw ,, "You'll choose this satin finished

broad cloth, when you see it in pre- ference to all others in this City or from away. Send for samples 75c 3 yard.-Jas. Paton & Co. 5-28dtf.

Infants Shoes

When we undertake to adver-

ise our Baby Slices, we’re lost. '

We can`t mention all the pretty

styles, and it is not fair to single out any particular style of shoe for they--

All are Beauties.

Little Moccasins, Bootees, San-

als, Shoes, Slippers, elci, elit.

Pretty little creations, every pair

of them.

Don’t think we ever miss selling

a customer, who is looking for Baby Shoes.

Take home an assortment or

bring in the Baby, ~

plc like that sort of thing, willy, what

Tln Warden. Raya! Victoria College,

'romeo is abou V 'eb mam a tum-

- for its watisr ldpply, drawn lwm

MONDAY, MAY 3|. WW- lake 0l\f-al’i0- The filter is estimated

to coat three quarters of S l\\i\li011. and will entail large further eXD¢n8¢ or maintenance and repairs. Think of what Charlottetown' saves 'by 891' ting pure water out ol the saindstlone

rock. ' ‘

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_ANTS HER LETTER _ PUBLI HED

For Benefit of Women who Suffer from Female llls

Miuuea in, Minn.-"1 was a great

sufferer grim female troubles which

., caused a weakness

,~_._._ and broken down

__, “El condition of the " 'id' ‘" system. I read so

muchofwhatL`ydia

E. Pinkhanrs eg-

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_ ,ay it aid iieip me

1 "i:'_' wonderfully. My

pains all le t me.

grew stronger, and within three months

l was a perfectly well woman.

“I want this etter made public to

show the _benefit women_may derive from Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound.”- Mrs. J our: G, Mor.DA}<» 2ii5 Second St., North, Minneapolis, Minn. _ _

Thousands of unsolicited and genu-

ine testimonials like _the s.bo_ve prove the erliciency of Lydia E._ Pinkham 8 Vegetable Compound, which is made exclusively from roots and herbs. _

Women who suffer from those dis-

tressing ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia E. P1nkham_s Vegetable Compound to restore their health.

If ou want special advice write to iilrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass- She will trcatyour letteras strictly confidential. For 20 years she has been helping sick women ip this way, free of charge. Don t iiositnw -write at once.

"Define the practical man? ceir-

tainily. I-Ie's a.man to take one side

Inf him, who_ knows what he wants and how an-d' where to getlti with- out payinir, too much for it, and' to use a lot of commonyse/use in his de- cision clothing for instances. The practical iman, wliin wants a suit that will fit and look well on him, wear a rationally long. time audi cost him a. rensoilalile amount will come bo llrowsu Bcos Ltd every time for lt. If he‘s impractical maybe he will go .somewhere _else and pay a fancy fancy price for a suit not a hit bet- tur than ours.-Prowsc llros Ltd;

‘ "5~29 dill.

Beer & Weeks for funi-

ture, carpets, curtains, cottons

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“Bargain in Ladies’ silk underskirts

Today wu offer eighteen black and colored taflete underskirts. Made to sell regularly at $5.00, for $3.75. Jas. Paton & Uo. 5-29d3i.

Beer& Weeks for Burni-

turc, Wii dow Shades, Poles

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Agent in uiirepreseuted territory lo sell

tli_e best cream separator and gasoline engine matle. A liberal ronlract for good salesman.

Write al mica for further particulars

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Canada, Ltd.

Eastern Warehouse

Sussex. N, B.

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NIIIEILL UNIVERSITY

MONTREAL Session |909 - I9l0

Courses in Arts, Applied Science

(Architecture, Cliemis\ry,l Metallurgy, Theory and Practice of Railways, and Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Nlinina Engineering) Law, Medicine. Denti try. and Commerce.

Matrlculation Examinations will com-

mence on june i4th and Senlember 23rd and lixatninntions for Second Year Exhibitions and Third Year Scholarships will commence on September zélrd.

Lectures in Arts. Applied Science, and

Commerce, will begin on October int; in Medicine ou October ist.

Particulars regarding examinations,

entrance requirements. courses of study. fees. cle. can be obtained on application lo 4'

J. A. NICIIOLSON. M. A-,

Registrar. I

ROYAL VICTORIA College - Mont real

A residential linll for the women students

gfrgiziulila liiiiveiénltyi Bilttuatzedtlzn Slllieghrocptre

~ ti, GOFB |’0Xl`l'I I IB YIYQFF lfulldlnze and laboratories. Students of th; Lnllene are admitted to tne course ln Arte of Mol] I llnlvorslty on ldentloal terms with .'.“.i`3i'lii '"3 i'i'."’l“'l "‘ “°""'i‘.“‘li.°'%"'“’f" ‘”

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and Lecturers ot the lfiilverszty, ntudentns:

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liiatruetlon, in all; branches of music ln the

McGill Connervatorium of Murlo. For further particulars, address

HONTREAI.

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We are anxious to show you our seasou’s import; it’s the finest

wc have had for years. Stocks are large and designs are well chosen. If it is a door mat, hearth rug, carpet or square you want it’s here for you. We have,- Scotch Squares Velvet Carpets Velvet Rugs Brussell Squares Tapestry carpets Tapestry Rugs Tapestry Squares Brussell Carpets Brussell Rugs Velvet Squares Axminister Carpets Axminister Rugs Axminister Squares Wilton Carpets Wilton Rugs ' Wilton Squares Ingrain Carpets lngraln Ends, Hemp Squares China Mattings suitable forrugs,

i with fringe to match

Oil Cloths and Scotch Linoleums

Another large sliipuient hy S. S. Maiigolia direct from Auld

Scotland the home of good floor cloths, 25c, 3oc 4oc square yard. Hundreds of square yards of this makers goods have stood the test of every day wear for the past 20 years ou dozens of Cltarlottelown floors. It's the kind that gives satisfaction.

Furnishings and Decorations for the Home p

Window Blinds, \Viudow Curtains by the yard or by the pair,

all kinds in Scotch auil English. Portier's, Window Pol_S, 1‘uinl_tur Coverings. We are showing a lol of Oil L`loth ends at short end price

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