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PAGE TWO ' 'rl-In Larinsr Nnws THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN -' rmsr or ALB ` I ' ` _ _ __ A- R17' 59» T909 f ‘

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*"' rar. cuaanorrzrowu GuAa.mAN‘

tis Miilh

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Bags

For putting away

your furs, wollens, etc. No need 0° using any mofh killer with our 'bags. Patent closing, have bar to suspe--il _coats on. Small furs can Ago in bottom, Three large sizes ,o 75 :ind i.ooeach.

I. G _I_'.~mi="='on

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This is the name of

our new eye glass mounts.

If _YOU i1?i.Vt" "~=‘,‘.lli.i Il

hard to get .in exe glass to hold --ii _v.»'.‘r nose, let us show you these. ' Tiiey fit were others won’t.

G. l'I. Taylor Jeweler & Opticlan

Tenders ln Re Estate of Ed in 0. Brown

'Ifeiiders will be recieved Ily the

A~signet un lo .\lny iird ins! for the fol- |.~wi -g i~sets of the lietiite of Eiiwiii O. firowii . fCh urlottetown, barristergzztmely;

|~t ‘ he Hook Debts In I Int'-re I; in t,`.'rtain Lots at Merli-

cine Hut. Alia.

Br -Intere-it nf $500 in the Harlv-

'Vurner moxgage on Property at Miirsh» I ld.

l`. nd-rg mud he or .-ach item separa

t~ .in The highest or any tender tri n.-eessarily accepted. The sale will be for -a. li only.

P. rticuhrs of above may be obtained

n~ ieidence of Assignee, 199 Kent St., Cha ottetown any evening from 7 to io;

~ot_in daytime.

\V. A. HA\VLEY

Assignee.

4-24 ~ltBi

(___ . \ Silver Excellence - ‘ I' Knives, forks, s oons. etc..

“, ’ Ihlf last a llfefline are the y ltlnd stamped

ROGERS BROS?

For over slxfy years this well- known brand has sef the worId’s standard in fine silver plale. lexl In nfs, dishes, rrallen.

elc.. are stamped MERIDEN BRITA CO. ‘OLD BY LIADING DIALIIS

\ "Silver Plan that Wears'

never l'lrnthers,_7l`nronto. will send vnu

free a cake of their famous Plant ol .oilet soap, if you mention this paper.

Beer 8; Weeks for furni-

ture, table linens, shectings, etc. 4-23dtf

"A pretty lawn nr grnsi-i plot is not

1. ly a"thIng of beauty"i,ut a. valuaolii :».~xset as well. It enchanccs the valiie

ul your property. Now is the time to, nmnt. has been reached to close the attend to it., if any laura sp;_t,-a gow ___,_____$_,__n on Muy l9_ The m.gm\,¢|~,, Carter's "Evergreen" lawn ix ure: _ __ L, ~, and you Wu, get best ,.es,,1,s_ See m|,a_ii<_i senators v~ill th_l; ycar__earn icir ln this issue. Garter & Co., l.5mited.,$3.-100 1Il<I0mTl'lW tl” U CMU Y-

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APRIL 20 i909.

Abdul Hamid, Sultan of Turkey

was born in 1842, ascended the throne ln 1876 when he was 34 yoars of age, and is now deposed at tho age of 67 years. Bad as he was and disastrous as his reign has been, he managed to keep his position until almost every sovereign who was the contemporary of his accession had passed off the stage. The one not- able exception is Francis Jo8¢PI1» Em' peion of Austria, who has reigned since 1848.

A bad man and a worse ruler. a

pitiless, brooding villain, no head of any state in the present rencrflfvn has been so universally exerruted, land there will be few if any, oixzilue

as have profited by his crimes, who will regret his down fall. The thresl

_ The claim. is put forward' that by ii;

annex. Hamm, uni:-osnn s

of such of his own fanatical follo'verst_o, what remains of the Turkish Em_

Tl-IE CLAIMS OF THE 'l‘A'l‘Al\lAGOUCI-lE Ii(lU'l`E.

ULTAN (JF TURKEY.

revolutions within ten months which 'led to this result, are events which the wisest could not have foreseen. ld' is alike surprising that Abdul Hamid could have reigned so long and that ‘his overthrow should have come in the manner we have seen.

The reign of Abdul has been one

long weary story of all-perv8diD§ corruption and mtsrule. Of Siemly d¢' cadence at home and loss of prestige abroad. of disorders and cruel massa- cres without number, of loss of terri- tory, foreign interventions and coer- cious that have made Turkish Gov- arnment seem a gruesome mockery in the sight of the civilized world. And

the end is not yet. Racial lends and Moslem fanaticism remain, to make

pire a tinder box for further disorders and massacres like that of Aduna.

.fected before it can bc carried oirt.

i0PIiil1i; a new route from. Charlotte-

ly called the Brule route, a mugh- bet). ter steamer connection with the mainlafnd can be secured, especially in winter, than we have hitherto en- loyed. Next: winter we shall have n new winter steamer, and until the Tunnel shall be built all 'must be in- 'tcmsted in any Dlan that promises an improvement in' this vitally .ini- portant service.

The claims are put forward on. 1,9.

half of the new route that it is Ishiort, being but 25 miles from dock iso dock; that Tatiamagouche is ‘not ,liable to be blocked with masses of

:ice during northeast gales as Picton has been and must be from time to ltime in future winters, and also that in the Strait there .is much less ol,- struction by heavy masses of ice be- tween Charlottetown and Tatiarma-

town and Pictou, or between Char- lottetown and Pictou. The distance between Charlottetown and Picton via rail to Georgetown, the pmseint winter route, it-i three times as long us the proposed route from Char- lottetown to 'l`atamiagouch|c,an'df tran- shipment would be saved.

So far the scheme looks well, and

if ciirriad into effect it wniilde stem to promise well for both Ciiarlottc- town and the Province. Ilut. there are several things that must le ef-

Sir William Ramsay, an eminent

English scientific authority, has late- ly resurrected the idea of dragging heat, light and power from the bow- els of the curth. I-lc believes the nec- | cssary heat can lie tapped ut a depth of ten miles, at acost of $25,000,000, How to control) it when reached, 'is a problem which he thinks will be solv-

eil by the time his plan is adopted. But why not harness Stromboli, the mountain of perpetual flame?

Hard times all about the world

have brought down the prices of the

I in two years past this advance has.

,been largely. swept away. This may l

l I

_‘Here in Prince Edward island thc mercury may drop to the cipher in

necessaries of lifc. The thondon Ecion- omist figures that from 1893 to 1907 prices had gone up 27 per cent, but

be truc in England but we doubt whether it is true in Canada.

Forty degrees of frost-eiglit below

zero iv. i'upc-rI.e<l os tho temperature at l’r‘!ii'n Alllcrt on 27th April. This bus ciiriic as ii siirddcn reverse of the mild spring days before reported.

three moi-rtlis out of the twelve. In lthe northern settlements of Alberta: 'and Saskiiitchewan th-ey 'mary have `v.ero weather in six successive nnrmths froim November to April inclusive. 1t.`

_is really too cold up thcrc.

I --

l l’Hi'lii»uiii\".1iI. in' tu liwvc' it Hh\1irrI.cr

.<'r,¢nainn» this your than for sonic' YCWFH punt. lt is reported thu-t im agfec'

.and they may be found hard to bring

town to Tatalmagouclie Ba common-Inilout. The first of these is a- com-

Icvrtain more or less influential quar-

gouche Bay than between G‘e<>\rg~e- colonial, and some additional snfr-

_ ' ‘, .

'hard to overcome.

‘plete change of heart in the Marine Departement at Ottawa, which hap- pens to be resolutely committed to keeping the winter steam-ers to-l gether for mutual assistance, and also to giving the winter captains. carte blauche to go where and when they please.

Again, Picton is not by any means

a good winter port, but Pictou has a strong political pull, and the cap- ta ns have a strong preference for| Georgetown over Charlottetown. IU is just as well to face these difficul- ties and obstacles squarely at the outset. We would like to see the' Brule route have a, fair and impar-

tial trial, but before it can he tried| there must be a dock built onl the! other side, railway connection made with the Oxford Branch of the Inter-

,-,uards provided *for navigation in the way of lights and fog whistles

All these things cost money and

this is it year when the purse-strings .tie being held tighter than usual ut Ottaiia If the new winter steamer is to be Put on the new route next winter, provision must be made at once in the estimates .ind the neces ,sary port Iduipment amd railway con- noctron therewith at Tatamagouche, and also the required marine signals must be provided, ua that these' shall loc made ready during the summer. ,There will he utromg- opposition froiiil

`tcrs, and this, togctlier with th-e inertia of the Department may be

Past expcricncc shows tliiit it has

_winter uzrvice can be brought about,

the chances in regard to this. Our

nunulivc scan, '

will positively remove all traces

lly‘l lllrllnl Soup cures Ecreml, red. 'wah and -hnniwd hands. and aii nuin dinner . _Ke_epa altln Une and soft, 15C. drugtristll. Send c4¢._¢_1:_I;?i_:_>nrr;\:_____ThoCare of the Skin," "The Plllt lay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J.

DDINSUM,

phge '70, Seedsmcn. _ _ 4~26dr1w. \ __ _ _ ‘

.51 _

Ill'//4 l _ `

it f” $5' ll;i:'»f{féI?/_'l;§;;ff' '

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V one that’s appreciated.

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Theres VARIETY um!

ARIETY is one of

In every line we

‘ is wonderfully complete. ' 1

our strong points---

Carry our VARIETY

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Ontiarlq' uve; 3135.000 a veit. It the rate af ei million and a q'i\m‘t¢r In $011 WGN. _IIY the breaking~iip 0'! the school-book ring. The Province also :stu larger books, better bound-, printed on better paper, tio say noth-, ing of more meritorious contents. Hero we are paying very high prices-. We trust there will be no needless lass of time in getting' the Education CummIission's report and taking ac- tion thereon, so that Prince Edward- Island may not be left: too lout; be- iiin-d New Brunswieli and oncario in this vital matter.

_ BORN.

WEEKS--At Alma, April 13th, to

Robert and Mrs. Weeks, a dangli- ter.

WHITE-At White Sands, April 13th,

to Fred and Mrs. White, a son.

CURLEY-At Elmwood, on Tuesday,

13th inet., to Charles and Mrs. Cur- ley. a daughter.

MARRIED

SMITH-WICKHAMf-At Watermere,

on the 14th inst. by the Rev. D. McLean, John Smith, Hunter Riv- er, to Mrs. Mary Wickham, of the same place.

SMITH-WICKI-IAM-At. Watermere on the 19th lust by the Rev. Daniel MacLean, John Smith, Hunter Riv- er, to Mrs. Mary Wickham of the same place.

DIED.

BELI1--At Bell Rivet' Un April 13th.

Robert Loring, beloved son ol M_.l. and Mrs. Bell aged two years and twenty three days.

COOKE-Ah the general Hospital,

Boston, Haviland- Cooke, urged six- teen years, second son of Arbemus amd Mrs. Cooke, Pisuuid. Funeral from his' late residence 'at Piaquid today (Thursdayl at 2 p.m. no Mt. Stewart Cemetery. ROBERTSON -AtGreek River, Lot 63

on 18th inst after a lingering illness l)uncu.n Robertson. aged 60 years.

STOCK NOTES.

Robert Bulman of North Rustico is

the owner of nine lambs from four sheep. This is certainly a record

breaker.

U C 0-

H. VV. Mallett, Founds Mills, gives

the weights of two colts, one owned by Eddie Villiams, aged one year and eleven months. weighing ll.H0 lbs and

the colt owned by;BJ. W. McKay aged two years l2.til0l . Both colts are from Transncter and Mr. Mallett asks any Guardian render to beat this weight.

VEIIY COLD IN THE WEST.

WINNIPEG, April 28-It was eight

below zero last night at Prince Al- bert with twenty, degrees of frost in Manitoba; and bitter co-ld through- out the Wtst. There was fr sudden' and disappointed change from thc spring-like conditions of Siiriidiaiy. Some snow has fallen, L-ut nut: enou- gh tio impede seeding operations. _ L., h_..____ P-_ I

,,.‘ ._ . i

ture carpets curtains cottons

ture, Window Shades, Poles,

Boots

stock

Split Lace Pebble ” Dongola ”

$1.15 $1.25 $1-45

Misses

Split Lace Pebble "

Dongola " Strong calf nailed $1.35 'l`his is a nice School Boot.

ChiId’s

Split Lace 6oc Calf " 79c Infants at 18c and up

$1.00 $r.oo

‘L35

She more star is shining Beside the golden stra_ml One more harp is ringing

Among the angel bund One more saint has ent/ered

The realm of love and li ht' As worn in New York 'I`O-DAY

5 . . '

ofA{_i§e;_l?g¢{_l;ant a welcome to the pilgrim ____ Inches wide an wool worth Loo yd_ I

Th mossen r visited Annan-

osiruanv. .i

dale drgrggrilthe 851” and thou h the -

medium of tuberculosis reinoveg Mis! I

Mabel daughter of John A. and L_uCy M. Dlngwell. Deceased was tuirty years of ago and was one of Annanda -

‘ea finest omig ladies. She leaves to I I

mourn a dither and mother three sisters _

and three brothers besides a large circle

of friends who mourn her early demise, I

yet sorrow not as those that have no

o knowing that

linishlil Suilings

- 15 shades to select Iroin.

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5ioPiiiAiu0r|

Don'i you knew that every (IW

you neglect ii, On

` allows it to be00m¢

mom deeply rooted in your lungs 7

~_ Wine oi Tir

I'Ioney and Wild Cherry

is simply what its nsnie iiiplie-s l- Cfllllfilffs 11° “Pl” ates or other injurious drugs. and we ahsolutely giiarantee it to cure any` form of caulifl- gold, bruiiclllal trouble. hu§k||,e5<_ loss of voice. and any i-riinri-in nr inflamnia- nor of the throat or bronchial tubes.

If it is not all we claim

it to be, go La :k to your dealer and he will re utrd

your money.

AT ALL DEALERS. GET |'l` T0-DAY

Large 6 o1..h0ttle _tellflllllll

f_»|~ any oislinztry cold) 3f1\`-

ri: io.

, so MFG. criemsrs

A i

While they last

75|: yd. `

Send for Sam

` _ Satin

-=€

ples

James Paton ®. Co

_ New

Advertisements .

i Our stock for Spring is

I Truck Wagons, Farm Harness of all kinds.

Repariiig iii all Branches

:oth sd&i'3ni

M iIodIinTiiIVIiiLean Qt Son

ntague, P. E. I.

now complete consisting . of all the lead-

styles of open and topped Buggies, Concords, Road Wagons,&“.

Carts, Cart Wheels, also a full line of

attended to promptly.

Here is an opportunity to g

one at a saving of from $z5.oo to

We want to ciesr miltbesei

marked iliotu at a rice in which

._ T N_B_ We pay thelireight to your

organ.

You can return the instrumen

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BARGAINS IN ORGANS

et an organ that von couldn‘t tell from a new $50.00. nstrumentsbefore Springstock arrives.soweh|ve they will sell at once. station and supply ai. stool and hook with each

t to us at our expense if the goods are not la

represented by us in the n.d\'t-riisciiiciit.

hciuitifiil walnut cast'

[_ I l Uolicrfy Orguii, style 70,

ew (very hea,vy)beveiled mirror. io stops. 3

sets of reeds, 2 knee swells. This organ has

been only after- the luiior of years ‘_ A - I uni ev... ,,,,,.,,, ,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,, ,,, ,,,,, _; morning gass of ,;_________ _ _

been used very little.

l-ll-_*=____+ ’ I I ` 4' 29dn5.'iI-

luiicd iiislriiiiteiit, very

.,. \

be i R. S. \\'ilIi:\iiis orgnii, 4 set

swell, no i:i|i.

IIC Also ii few olltt-rs not iii-s\'riIil'L

:uid tiiiictl, :uid nrt' iii good ri-piiir.

Call or \\'|'ili.‘ ni riilveitiiil gvl fi

B. 123 Kent St.

tts1&ritstf

looks as good as new

Bi-i-liti Orgiui, 4 si-lsiil' reeds, io stops, 2 kiii-c

__ _ _ __ __ ______ _, swells. \\'uliiut ruse, book rest iivo slielvvs, for

and' hence we have been doubtful of Q I I _ 1 W A N T E D lmoks. ailllln-init-_<.t iinpro\.

claims for a reasonalble

through freight rate are S0 , CANVASSERS "FUR THE I3 stops, this urgzui Iinslwcii \'oiccd. . Strong' as to be mdigpup NEVV FREEN/Il\N," the Omgial iiiiicd, :uid iliu vast* is iiiruly polislird, :l

able, but we seem powerless to get . l__ f h organ ofthe Catholic diocese of St, i lit-:l\itifui_ nrgun for nsninll

Justice done in that matter, although puts you ng t or t e .I0l'U» N' B~ TI1I5P3P€f =Il0l1Id it is ,,ne.,,p0,, which the ,,,,,,,,,1e of the hole da read in eve ry Cuiliolic home int

Province are a' unit. There is not W y. 28 ivlfifllllllt l’r0\'ii;ces

liy any moans so st,-,mg 0,- united ,, Liberal terms ioagcuts.

f i‘ ~ . i ,

ee mg, In favor of the new '°'“"e 95 _,_v__,________ __ _,_ __ __ _ l`l1c New Freeman, there is on the f,.u@Su0.n of 1, (mr ---~----~-_--~»-»--~v------»~V-- V-~ ~_- P_ O_ box _-

_ _ _ 440,

through height rutc. Beef bl WeekS_ fllflll SL Jo]m_ N_

Iifilc iisvtl

i I\nrii L`hiii'\‘|i Or|.{:iii, 5 sl-ls of rovsls, :uid

siili-liiiss, two swells, nit

Only |o8,oe

cnieiits, beautifully

Only $5o.oc

valiliil misc,

Oni y $60. oo

Only $15.00 All have been voiced

church, S rccds, lriicc

I Iivrv, at front $i5.i\o up.

rsi vlioifc. \\"i: niukc the paying easy.

` MILLER BROS

Charlottetown P. Ii. I.

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4-23dtf ~-----i--~-----~-~ ~v ---- --- -

all you are Irouhled wlill i' Placft your Urders now f

ANDRIJFF and an ITCIIING Beer & Weeks for Fu,.m'_ l\lllkiC_zlns

Receiving Vats

H8_y'S etc. 4-zzdtf Weigh Cans

Creaxners

e = ' Buckets, etc, etc.

A large stock always

hand

0| "rand atop the llchlng and burning. keep the scalp healthy and clean and encourage the

growth ol new half. _ . .

D0 Iwi delay as the dmdrull See our low prices on new

germ kills the hall' roots and

'"9' "‘fS9,§g‘.g',"' ;’,§,',',f|l'- ' Montague, P. E. I. " “D °°°' °°mE9' ‘T °'“’“°'s'"° w0men’s Successors to the late ]. D.Bell These goods are just

4-zodttsrniwfim

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°’ A Snap

Silk finish Mohair wide,

°“ Our spe

wide,

if width and quality

Wante

4-z7d|wpd.

hull' my regular rate. The crayon strictly free and and are not made

\Vantcd to Iiuy South African

Apply slitting price tn,

I‘. O. 3 I 0,

Same du ln tel $25.co.

Same size in Iilethond crayon $io.oo, _

The above noted pricaeare just

do not wish any portraits but mrneone whom they think might . one. will learn of something of inter

B681’ Q CCIIS it * r 5"" “‘ -

_ . ¢ \ _ _

A Generous ill

To any Islander wishing portral

themselves or departed friende, l .nuke the following offer for the s

months.

Llfeolze portraits In oil 25:30 $50.00

.C.

Sunnyside dtfsvmwfif.

_ TU

A vonl Panaiiii in Green, Blue and Brown, 56

__..\_ ,__ _ _ -5

in Blue, 'Brown and Green, 42 iI1CI1¢|

cial price 39c per yd.

inches

Special Price 59c per yard.

in new and no doubt will sell fas

and Low Prices count for anything.

RNER QCD

The Low Price Store, _

Ch’town

Calgary, Albcrln. -_ . _ ._ .h _. W ____ __ 2 `

7 1 _ii

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mwiiih L/ fh-ii, ' " CANADlAN,& U. 8»<'l'0\I _

NAME

,mp ,» .__. . ne

nov want li lot is v “by U1 ‘Tour liateoi-.'

wfitiismf- ana ie i» me u n a not mn time fam me

_ A. ALEX MACLEOD, VOM If it Ie not Nedvcdm; lksqt form git-I Ili

Succeesors to Mark Wri ht Furn g Lo ronnit Ania. sos w :sbt New vm .- tin nm me seam. a eu n-auto ue nun _

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out aim my ireii ms, .nu mint be f<=°f" The Gnenlan Oharlomwtofn. on 0!

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