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Serv

ing the

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

CI\IC OWNERSHIP OF PLBLIC UTILITIES. 3?:

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`-.me few cities of which Glasgow,lbut yet derive s large revenue from rg; -tland, and Guelph. Ontario. are'the companies for the use of the nples, 1,,-,ve gone extensively intofstreets on which the cars operate. Tm ~ owriersiiip or tus various publlcfdenerallr speaking. wlw-r¢ the eervicw tell legs, such as water works, light- are divided the companies have been of j plants, street railways, doc. Inffortunate in securing those which pay hm two cities. Glasgow with a popu-ibest. to

¢ 0| UN P01110# lf- UW bY¢"`\°°' meetmga halve been mont orderly and

which takes place in the F.rst attentive The lntelllgem. elecwra-to t I

rm 0, Queen, wax) 1-,O mgmy are therefore well instructed a 0 C

d' °! ‘har "‘p°°‘"' lnnms' eral election in November hat it re

m‘“°t is °“° °' th' mu" m` turned a Liberal Assemblyman and a 1-'-X y km* L” th' Pr°'m°°' In ‘ Sm“‘ Conservative Councillor thus dlvid - °"“ '“°°“°¢s tb' 'Reims have ing its reptesentatim. The main ls- rd th' 5°” lf°m'i°`°1 _sp°“°"s mqlsue now is. shall the Government of

face, presenting the issues of the the day be Sa_°ngttm£d or 'ed_m°d_ _

The District has had in recent years

ll.

l é' reels. lines, baits. lead- ,HC

'lt l 'ers etc. that will insure ii i

7 if an ‘

tl "

'T , Have ycu tried _volir

l ` lilck this season?\\'heu

'yon get ready to go

il fishing it will payvyou ""` to look our stoclc of

k F1

iid.

- i :fl 5

.Qui

< -1 _ _ \~,l’l'll it-ther cities ant L, very low tax-ratefaverasce in other Ontario cities. Ac-

' - fishing tackle over _We

' -- vim

have llie.<_,rods.basl;et.=. ,M

5;-_ -..

_.Z success. Bought from --- makers in England dir- ff* F” ect, we can sell cheap-

' sr-t-at and small. own and operate a services been applied to reducing the iam: C. Craeby of Uharlottetuwu ol1‘

lar-,.11 ._.t three ouartens of a mlllionu Just now Guelph is being- much

rlo P

llli-»;~n eminently successful, lf we niaylornership. Statistics have been

Guelph something snuiller thanlexplolted tn the press as ; conviuc~ a itetown, the ex eriment has ing example of the benefits of public .IA

_-vc ihe published statements. Bf-thlcompiled to show that the owner of a _ ,XL-,,',;,.ml-, governed. have cheaper S6,|Z\)0 house in Guelph saves $30 a zsr, light and railway service than'year on taxes. as compared with the

-1 good receipts from the public ser- 5Guelph has a tax-rate of 145 mills,

I 1 nl th r t in other Ontario titles ran

e.~ so c-_-n-_ilctt-\.. But this is o y, l a 0 ‘ K". -ar: of the story. All expermienls _es from lb; to 27 mills. And it is .nc this line have not L-een, by any claimed that in Guelph last year a 10 _,,,~,§_ ,_1»_lal;y successful. . imill rate would have paid all expen- 1. majority of cities of the world, ses had the net profits of the puhlic

BROWN~CROSBY-At the residence

* ED llsupported or overt.hrown? In that

"A regard, much. but not alll, depends

pn,-k.k's ¢|,ur¢h_ gqncrcg, Jung upon the vote to be recorded today.

1909. b the Rev Father LIC What ls all-important is that it shall

30, y ~ Than D. D. John Arthur Murphy

e, 3, ,

or Kingston' Om" to Louie 0 Hob the convictions and wi-l of the peo-

loran. youngest daughter of Peter

o'i-isuom. clnirlomtowi., P. E. nl#

_ _ ` _ | _ _ . DOUSE-ELLIOTT-On the Sth lust. cl .ssntt ofthe econ0m_c wor:»ing;c0rdlng to this statement, while at me Hetbodost parsonagv' Upper di

Prince St., by Rev. Wm. Har\'iSOD. m A W lam E Douse of Char

ii free and honuat expression ol

if the First District. Let it be al n and honest election. The Guar-,`

an will record the verdiut tolnorrowt

lbert. ill' . ‘ _ V _- lottetown Royalty, to Miss L\'LZlU'|» Stewart Elliot of same place.

of Rev. G. R. White, bliss Ethel 51. Brown of Cove Head Road to Will-

unmu _ V 4

ut¢r’H¥ -U‘HOLLOH.A.\`-A! SY..

i 08

ornlng.

limi L ml cl Der D an mul l

` er and give better

values than elsewhere. Look our line over

;,.,rgl0n (.1 their public utllltim andlrates, instead of on new works such D

entrust! other services to corporatelilli are Usulllllv' Charged I0 CHIJIYBI BC',M0

ec. 3, 1908.

DIED.

ORE-At Milltown Cross, Jlme

tl’ Pll

before buying. 11'-

" -.thlle .3 tompany supplies gas and 7101156 PBFS DUI $42-71 as against h Xb h'

, c , cl /_~:ri-;~ lighting, In other cities the_$~l9.50 KJ $69-7l in iW0l"€ Omer 0”' V- ff 7° Y°a\`_Qf 15_UZ°-

l J, ';,~l_ Ili- lighting, or it may Le a street tario cities, which certainly' shows POWER-_IU WW UU. Jul! 61°.

l .» ‘

ll Q ra

~GG vi..-v-_ fir two of Lbeso may be 0wned_iUDBi¢°. f0l` I 6 lJ ."‘,';- DRL IST an-1 operated by the city, while otherlwbaf it 5099 “Ol P"°‘”° ‘B tm" an

ii = i _P

‘ lr' rl. l. . -.t i ,

on-lon and manv other great cities nate it th8y &¢l0P°¢d the mu Pla” 0|

. - - ' l 1 1 ~ c unt. Taking the total of taxes,

mnipameblv, This merciix it? Z:-2 light and water rates together it is lam' Chas' Lesnr Home' aged 23

e c.: 0 ‘n n 0 a _ _ -

y S B p ' l _

g ' claimed that is resident in a $1 500

~ '-vuti-r supply and sewerage sys ents. _ : T

,;,,.,,.,- svswmv or the t'el@phl,ne g;.r_,tha.t the citizens of Guelph are for-

h resent, at les-st.

y-v;._~¢.,~ are left to the companies. other cities would he eoually fortu~

ied 'yi water companies Civil! OWBOYSMP- Tl|°"°i5 5 wide

years. HOMPSON,--At Milltuivn Cross, June 29th, Joseph Tllompson, in

Patrick Powtr. aged 79 years, leaving to mourn the loss of s lov- ing father, tlrree daughters and six sons. Funeral from his late resid- ence 155 Cumberland St., Thursday 8th lust. at 8.45 a. in., to 2*.

Hoo s i s I

\ What could be be-tier

l'..:. A 7 °s -

than a guaranteed pure uool ho~e, <pl.cell with . en’ lt is called ov erelgn brand

Dunstan's Cathedral, thence to R. T*

C. Cmietery.

ANNOIINCEMENTB. 1

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Toronto, Montreal and some other

1. it A life long Friend

\\`r.en you h ry :i \\.'n'cli. get

ONE Ol our high gl idle "G,ll.'l ." sp--cial, :intl _vo-_i uill li:.ve a true and acrilriitl' frlvilll.

These \\.'.tl;lleil sit- ma-le lip

specE;it1_v for us 'i-_\- the itil' l --si Anierlcarl watch l:i.~il»r_v :ll <1 .tru alll tllurougllly trkir-ll ililll r.'il<‘\l.

\\`c llave lhew in l:..lie~.` :intl

gt-nts' galil, gold-lil`cll ;.litl silver cases.

lt`aiintlian newspalpurs, say the Toron-

. . Or’ lto Globe, and he will find the saline

seeming contradictions. -

Jeweler & Optician-

ll C‘i.i udn is rich, that she posseses half

' I _ 'Y`Y ; Ely no means the worst hall, untold

_ _ resources of forest, mine, soil and

All l'D'ClTllZ1lt': at .ll1?l.lil' sea; the greatest forests, this richest

Iirlcc with our Dglnuyf Iszlvur mines, the broadest wheat chocolates fc ;_,,b:,`;C._<if_ Iiields. He will he told of flourishing cd bv all \\'lif~ \vr>'.1ltl en- ll“d"‘"`i*"' "°0"‘i“g trade- @“@"ll'lD8 'O _ ' 1 i _<, ,,, . 3’-iilwut-' mileage. u vast influx ot im-

; y me le. y_t ln _ _

‘. lil r tl , li - ' ~ (.llocol:ltc lion lions. “ing A on 1 0 m°mend°"” ‘°"°“" "1

lust :get :l ‘wort :ind see .ml M-,.,,,,,., un.lt _uint _ifiuilg .ally Tin.. is tin- silver ...de Oi the .meld cfninolssellr on lion that is nrt-_-enrol to view when we

lions has to sav about “"‘“‘ ‘U "NW i"\"\i€mf-IS 1/0 our them' sh-_rc.~:, or llorrotv money in the Brit-

Sold by lenrli iff

cities hsve street. railway companies,

l I i _are s‘.iPD 0_ _ _-___ .Rdmermce between th” best and the

l .

Worst Wmklng of any system' ANOTHER CASE OF BLOOD POI 'i’St. Pl\ul's special Crain leaves at

0\.I\.G '$.45 this a. m. Firre only 50 ct-his. , . l

The Britisher at home, reading oc- casionally a Canadian newsD&P€l' 8-Hd nuts-_ in 3 while hearing an alddress from some Canadian public ma'n,who has visited the Old Land, must be `.s0li:u_im¢-s puzzled to knowivhethel' the Dominion is rich or poor. He liviil have nbilntlant arlsurances, if he lwitl nut take time to collect t-hem, lthlit (`anii~.la is both rich and poor. Let turn read hut one of our lending

Un the one side he will ne told that

thu North American continent, and

ilth, the vast expansion of the ledf

.su inarl»let_ or boom the party in

c_i:<_sn.i's wl:_il.'l“l-I A Nn cA_\'nn.i's Povurirv.

coat of

for tlie homilt-ss lidu 'S sacri ice

ing t le

ty tif she llozs ship or ,III u.

fl'lOll(" '

1360!. `- el* Bye : .id of on tc-ct i ur

rich on and so

a part. by wh. 'h

presented, _ _

these railways, constructul _~.t v.ist painless and sure with Putnam s C

rn Extractor Use Putnam's only .Attention 1° “ned N the I B

borrowed moneys. nec tilt(-(qv, me b .gualrlmteed And.pBm_ ad which BPP¢$l's ln this issue.

, |__

" ' un.

themselves s. contnnution to lln_>.r ial defence, that in l>r0\'ldiDl; 1--“dS ll

landless and homes lor the

nt vast cost. and with great :luildirig up and strellsl-YWU' imperial fabric; that us for

the lavy, Brltain must needs have it tot' her own safety and the sec\1ri~

her vast coiiinlercc,aud that

gun on Cunada’s account. word, Britain is rich with the

an;~un ulated wealth of centuries, the

lender and banker of the

worlt ,Canada is poor, a pioneu: and a Emi ~t.wer. Surely you do not ex-

own. Till then you must. pro-`

have » fue till now. S0 the Brltisher is l»n.z`ed to find (`-anndu at once so

rtrlilctant to help; so proud 'l

the gl'-.tt Empire of which shefurrns

out so careless of the menus

the Britisher is cowl ttltla

from the British I>.le.s.(`f»¥\'

not build or kuali an extra

to make further sacrifices! bye we shall build a. navy

coasts and commerce as you

so pour; so devotedly loyal

a1r.ne it can he delelidcd, sl.

l§."ii"....”.;‘;;§2.$_.i§’“.§l.i“.Z1`;i.?It“‘f.LThe Annual flrhnge Tca And Demon=

less

l ui

Persisttll in paring his corns withlrgrf iinmgggligle Bt;)£'y spur” Wm razor. Foolish when cure is sol s '

._H_. `l_ I

BUT IN lllAllU

Tonight At 0pera_ House'

A Play True to Western Metropolitan Organization Life FOUR PLEASING SPECIALITIES Si-:AT SALE AT .\lEDICAL HALL.

A Fl‘i€l\(lly Tip. “Don’t Miss li.”

o o Q

_ _ `~`» Dt-wer. Un such occasions tl `

dru lsts cfnfectl t ~ . 'ere “' andggro , SJ . tl 1611> :io laid so lair, so prosperous' with

H C611. strfil a hrlgllt outlook toward .the fu-

»w'nat _\ustl‘alia or New Zealand are stratio I H '

.-,nick to do. ‘ 9 : _ "”°

H o

The White Candy Colfd. 5-Jdrmtf St J-_-lin

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Charlottetown Steam Navi- gation Company, Limited,

Twice-a~week Excursion,

CHARLOTTETOWN to

PICTOU and Return l"°"”"“"`E “““ “"‘“° ’°“'°“- “°<1‘°°m-

`0m\iii~i|-*lily \\`c.lnc~ll>tv flle -ill. l.l.v

null e\er_v ,S.'lt\lril.l_v rlml \\'etl':<»~rlli_v iii.-re “fl” ‘3“" “H ,li-ly .-out _-\.=gu~i_ 'lhe la

tilt- round trip. ll P fltllnl; lezi will ln-

__',~;fi<___li_l .-\u'.: ;t. .\l.-.img

(1. \\'. \\`r\l\'El>`\ll{ I),

Just Ai'r.ve 1

Aciir-'--all of Tudliope Hig\

Grade Carriages and .ii --1.-l to afri\f.- about _l .ly ._ :ii .~ -_i»< ing Three Qll;lr\el‘ l' avz' l-‘ ._ Hwsifi. it-. -~l»-r ll..--. l:-.1 B -HH-"~. bt Ck :SEV \\`.igf_r.~, (`onr'<~.- ls .'-'~ » .l,.,-, fy; _

,-'ilouw »~n_ Billy; c, .

lille* wtf ,..ril,,.`,. . “ l

please -at .f .i .-:;-l _---: ' -._ cllotcc li. tliev- _ nil l,'.~.k'v\_

A. HORNE S.: C0.

1-5<lv"»\

Vt* f Ol'

er-

f-1 ff. as Uanada, and none whosie peo- rple are S0 l0Y8l and devoted to the °S""""°‘lg"» the F182 and the Empire as are the people ill the Canadian Donilnimi.

But once let tht- subject change to

that of tns defence of the Empire and U1" Flats. to what Canada ought to do or will do toward maintaining thg nllllrcmacy nl the g¢59_ to protect

inllnii-ations, und to lighten the bur- d“"*“ "I Ill" '*'l’il_"'tn‘xed people of nh; Muber (‘ »`~-_M and the other side ofthe _~,'ll_- ._ l.r.,scr,t,gl_ Canada tl.l-r. bet-uint-s all at once ta poor nl.=\ntry that is _-.trnggling for exist, ence. Har people are yet in the plgn.

I in-.:hi, fmllnrds, 'New Glasgow;

, ill., Sctlr Nellie Held, Reid, Pic-

eer stage. with little accumulated Wealtll, llewing out homes in the with-rne_~.<, burdened with the cos; of ',-;;'tf:r.g transcontinental railways ani rf»=:lj.' pill-llc works.

A-I the dark side of the sliield_|5

°i" _filll>l-i'.\'c;`f\' l-Jlvsf' ` i

E!_"'l"'l -lilly 6.-Schr. Morning

1...-Ihr. lflrnards, Urwell; Sclir, Nel- l-° Y“~~:'f5_ field, l’it't0il; Schr. Myrtle `-ln':. il l.r. al, Ttdnish.

‘ V"-1-”£" July 8.-Schr. Morning

>"_lr. .l. B. .\lartin, Mgxigr, Viggo.

fi/ll: .~`~»!li; Myrtle Mac, hkbeod, 'll<lnl.'~‘ll_

liillif.. Gnff Bing

O O

Repairing »,gi\=3,».

when “'” Vfllfllf l"l1rnitt1re it stays repair- ` This store closes on M*~H°'l’°f*»"‘iV°-

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[5-KIDNEY

_"\-\\-\\\ will ll: hell on the farm 0' the O pliaiiage, Mount Her' “ ` \l,/_ bert. on \lmlda_v,]u`_v rzih. A Committee has been appointed

` thi ` ' °

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DUD[}b

being made.

`s \¢.'l~' to 'c -n..ilct tlie lt-cl and extensive prepararoiis are

Tile band will be in attendance. Speeches will be delivered

T55

,RQJ Pl tts;

.Ji

'Gwr 5 0155

Children’s and miss-

es’ white canvass

shoes 30 and 4oc,]u5t

right for this summer

weather.

'7'igni~ll, St Louis,

Alma,

Alberlon, Elmsdale. Bloomfield,

0’Lcary, Coleman, Con way, Ellcrslie, Port Hill, Northam, Richmond, Wellington, Miscouche. Summerside, Kensington,

Freetown, Cape Traverse, Albany, Kinkora, hmenld,

Bradalbane Fredericton. Hunter River, North Wiltshir

oy ty Jet. harlottetown,

Emerald,

received bv the C

The followitl

- Fare

p. is . A U ,_ E 5 it "_‘,,..E% 'IJ ip Rogers W estawa

\'. I I, .|ll<

. ul,

St Sl $1 Qt Sl

I. I.

I I I l l I I.

by prominent men.

No intoxicating liquorv ol any kind will be permitted on

l AI or near the grounds. Fai irs need not ask for permis-.ion to

ich AL \\\\\\\`\|Sb/ hold lorlll on the grotlllds. lt is i-xpe t d that the different ` ,_ 'its l.\|`<|DNE~(/B/t, dll Lodges will assist touinke the 'Ten a success.

el,,'t»1Ei4K+I’ lij,,r Any cakes or provisions of any k_ind,.addressed to Mr.

:ilu " "‘ » ‘ ` \', Mount Herbert Station, will be thankfully

- oinmittee.

Train 'l`r:iiii|l Fsre Train Train

DPW Dpts° Dpls

Dpts.

.40

25 .25

.25 .25

25 is

.15 .15 .oo

90 90 90 80 90 80

80 7o

70 60 50 45 35

4-So 5.08 5-14 5-30 5-40 5-55 6.09 6.18 6-43 6-55 7.00 7 ot. 7 I3 7-25 7-43 8.00 S 2_1 8. t8

8 51 9oo 9 12 9'25 9-35 9-52 io i5

I0-45

gfrain arrangements have been inide

5-45 6.03 6.09

6.19'

6.29 6 44 6-57 7.06 7-3° 7.42

§l~|\l UIUIA 0550

8.12 8.30 9 oo 9-30 9~53 6.25 6.42 6.58 7.2o 7-25 7.36 7-5° 8.00 8.20 S-.13

9- 'S 9~3°

lNortli Wiltshire, |Milton,

llloyalty Jct ,

Royalty J unction, Charlottetown, I °_ , 5 Mt. Herbert, |mv¢

|° 1.

50 45 35

Charlottetown, 15

Mt Herbert arrive,

Murray Harbor

Murray River

l-Icpefield "5 0 8.0- wood island. 30 ,f Bell River 60 .~ Melville 6 .

Fodhla

lo.5o ll il r1.2.; il.45 12 no 7.40 7 52 8.02

'30 145

80 80

70 _

_°°_¢D@@ CAN- Wb1\

Vemoti

Lake Verde Mt. Albion Mt Herbert arrive S0lll'l5 1_0() Bear River 90 St. Peters an

Morell,

Mt. Stewart.

Bedford

York

8.55 9.12 9.26 9.40 5.30 's-S7' 6.29 6-49 7-is 7-3°, 7-5° 8.oo

80 60

45 40 35 {5

|o.4o

3 Beer (8).

i Successors to .\Iark Wright Fum’g. Co. drwstf d.y_Sl'°“ld W°°"|¢f PN" \1“flV0f‘l\>l¢. Tea will be held 4tsh£'fi:il°0pi|,

ti cd-dosent cost :my more to have it done right. Mondays at I o’clock, during g"g*|b°ll¢.

re ericton,

July and August, Hunter River, so

Weeks

¢NM»»ee»-»‘»¢»,, 7-mm - aoniti’i¥‘;rli&An_

-°4 . _ lo.u R°'“"““8 SP¢¢\ll trains for Al- lo.:i4 b°"°“- C1912 Traverse and Stations ,063 west, will leave at 5.i§p m_ .nd

§.5o_ p. ni., for Cliar|°;¢¢¢°,”, md t°"°”s 'ut "5 P- III.. Ind for Murray Harbor at 6

70 70

1' nd °“p“l’l° mn but mainly a Liberal record. At the en _ -__ _@_

Appearance ls It Magnet

There has been .1 day in the life of the average than

when asmarter cut of coat or a later shape of hat WON for lliiti that wliicli he LOST.

llo-.voften has this been said of a iuan: “de has the

ability, but lie doesn’t make the Al-Pi-t.iRrNcv..” What is it that attracts its to a nlau we have never seen before? His _-\l-rn .it-. Ncrt. of course, And is it not a fact that unless be be fl freak, his appearance is in his clothes ? You concede this to be true--the fact is glaring. Where, then, are you to go for your clothes ?

Go where your investment is assured the biggest return:

And this will bring you to P_i'l‘ox’s. It is at the Paton S'roRi: that VAl.i'»-2, dollar for dollai, is mated out, and that the style and finish of modern tailor-craft are blended with pieces that place good clothes within the reach of all.

wr. snv ro von that our famous clothes H.-avr: wo rrsn.

7 :dl _ . '-~ --I- »~~- f- "' ~ or ~- r '~ 'A \'0r is that all----Our patrons will tell you the same. Suits

ready to wear from $8.00 to $20.00. See our Special in Black and Blue worsted at 5; 5.0¢.

/*-‘yr

"_ .l

5° Pairs W0rSted pants, the $6.00 kind for_$4.5o. Only

l pair of a kind _ ' ' u

JAS. PA I 0 - C O

Grand View E? 546 -

nigg . 45 8 53 Vernon River 35 94,4 ' V '

.is 25 ".’

AfPtnaia't Country House For.-.Silo

lt a Bargain,

i Thercsidence-formerly occupied by ]_ Q, Sy,,'5`¢‘,,`¢ ll S0l\lllp0rt will ' be si ld at public aiictlon, Thursday. lllly 8tli, at 4 o’clock '_ 5

brldsflfa i,.illl;;ty iinonly -Eve minufes w`°.u-‘.'f-'°"7. S = =l>len".ll-l well rim il ea] summer r°°'d°."-°°"!'.‘_`l"-'° “dairy Tl`1ere is an le Pf°P°"Y» I small

- 1-2 acre ofland and many beaut-

slip. SUTHBRLAND, sw,

if _ _ - _ _ ul ornamental and fruit trees. This plice will b¢

ld ' - - so to the highest bidder on Thurs lay---No rgggfvg, .

7-sflsi-7 ,_ , ',