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W 'TI-IECHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Try our .J 3. 9|

Fishing

It is now stated on apparently

good authority that the Duke of

Connaught, only surviving brother of the late King Edward, will be the

Governor General of Canada. cables repeat what was before

lated, that the appointmlentfwill be

Ou a' fishing trip,

nothing can make up ‘ for the annoyance and next loss of pleasure caused The by want of right equip-

THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT FOR GOVERNOR GENERAL.

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ment or the use of that inferior in quality. The next time you go fish-

_ ing don't fail to pro-

vide yourself with the reliable tackle we have. You are sure to find something in our stock that you ought to have and the price we ask will make it easy to have it. c

Bargain Dollar Rod

Our special dollar rod is

adandy, splt bamboo, 3 piece wjh extra tip, reel sf~r‘, Mrk grip in wood case an.. cover. Only one dollar.

DRUGGIST

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Stated in our despatchee' Toronto witnessed the aerial competition- at

_ claims that the meeting there will Rheimg mst yean In the more recent

be the most notable the world has, competition at Los Angeles, Califor-

. ' yet Sem, whue Montreal seems tu nia the attendance on the grounds on

ln Teasaia. Bake Dishes,

Fam Pots, Waiters, etc.

These goods have just

arrived, are the very new- est patterns and first qual- ity.

G.l“l. Taylor

malde in compliance with the erpres- sed wish of King Edward, and that the extension of Earl Grey's term of office till 'next spring is a part of the program, to enable the Royal Duke to fulfil other important pub- lic duties before coming to Canada.

Prince Arthur William Patrick Al-

bert, Duke of Connaught, is ss.-id to have

name and -his ducal tital in compli- ment to the Irish people, ,lust as his elder

rented Duke of Edinburg in recogni- ltion of the loyal'Scote. In this oorr ncction a story is told of the visit of the late Queen Victoria, the Prince Consort and four of their children to rlrelnnd in 1849, when not-

' lwithstanding some fears to the con-

'trary they were loyally and enthus-

_` |iastlcally welcomed.

J' G' ‘ Aa the Queen was passing through

the streets of Dublin a ruddy-faced

received his third baptziamal

brother, Prince Alfred, was

Irishwornan thrust her way to i-'he front and called out:-

"Oh, Queen, dear! Make one of

them children Prince Patrick and all Ireland will die for you!"

The -hint was taken, and when the

Queen's next son was -born, less than a year afterwards, Patrick was chos- en as one of his baptismal names. The story is good enough to be true and probably is true. Arnd Prinoe Arthur's youngest daughter is the lovely Princess Patricia, whose name is the feminine uf Patrick. H‘is eld- est daughter, the Princess Margaret Victoria, is married to Gustavus Adolphns, Crown Prince of Sweden. In due course she will probably be- come Queen of Sweden. There are al- ready six European Empires a-nd Kingdoms whose thrones are shared by descendants of Queen Victoria - Germany, Russia, Spain, Norway, Greece and Bulgaria.

The Duke and Duchess of Connau- ght enjoy a large measure of popu- larity among all classes and should they come to'Canada as the Ofiiflllll and social heads of the Domiu-ion

they will no doubt be very heartily and loyally welcomed by the t>an0a~ dian people.

Tm’ Medical Han' COMING AEHOPLANE MEETINGS IN OANADA.

The rapid advance and develop- come and bring the flier ln which ho

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g mwf 0| human night, and the grow. made that famous trip, while Wright ___>__ __ __*_____ ‘__ ing prominence of Canada in the eyes Brut

`of the world are shown by the fact specialty of night Hymg' thai in the Dell' future *W0 Elem- Beyond question many thousands ‘aviation meets are to take place in of highly interested spectators will

o - . 0

this country in July one neg; Mon. lwitness these competitions in the

treal and the other at Toronto. As Jme

claim about as much. 66 0 At least it seems now to be toler- ’ ably certain that American, French, the English and Canadian aeroplanes new will be present and take part in pm both the great competitions in Can-

adian air. Paulhan, who made the Of flight from London to Manchester is 60

”P°"'°"~» D°1’°““’“"P“' ‘”"° mad” the A GROWING soU'rHaiaNN 'rr |N

‘A lewelff round trip twice across the English A Q '

Chanml’ has cabled his promise to The Argentine Republic is the most

"_j-'_~=-> --=' ` ______ , _ _ ,progressive ofthe South American

.` & _ nations. The country, although less

i " "” ' ` V _ than half the size of Canada, enjoys

Points about

Sanitary

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the expense orplumbing.

liow you use ll.

‘ You will ~notice that

cannot overflow.

use/up

. ` Mirror is of best French

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Simple to

Nothing to break

fresh water is behind the mirror. Capacit 5 gal-

- lous, and is easily filled. A spring controllbd fau-

ax cet governs the water supply. Waste water disap- ' pears into the pedestal which holds 5 gallons and

llow if is made

liehind it is concealed the fresh water tank of galvanized iron which cannot rust. Fittings are of brass, heavily uickled Basin is of heavy white porcelain and is securely suspended when pedestal is removed for emptying. Pedestal is Of heal/Y Zslvanized iron white enameled to match basin;

1 the enamel is baked on to make it hard and durable, Every » detail is Carefully finished---every part of solid construct-

.Ally one who can use a screw driver can set it up in a

few minutes. Six screws do the work.

ln a nut shell theres

`._s>1;=r:~r

Nothing to lust

Easily cleaned Absolutely sanitary Cannct alop over

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N ofhing to get out of order

Price-com plete, ahippei lo any address on receipt of r|ce5o da s in l- one baclr

-13.' tr.” " ‘“ ’ $13 00

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l|`:.» li' 1 B k `D¢'J§ld l§’rope;ty." t d W L_- ' e owes or any en ar need not 'Tl S 6 F B R U S\r'i°.1ihl."i'.lliiiii>,briA'ir°i;ai:)'ieda Haszinn,

the “Rowe” 1

Lavatory

The “Rowe” Sanit-

ary lavatory is just what hundreds of

o le re uire

gftiir thg spare bed-

room.

-for the summer cot-

tage.

--for the office. _ ‘£3

The “Rowe” sanit-

ary lavatory costs little more than the old fash- ioned wash stand and accessories. Gives the luxury of a running water lavatory without

the tank holding the

plate glass, r-4 inch thick.

set up

BEER & WEEK

'fakes little room Goes in any part of any room Easily and quickly set up Requires no plumbing of any sort.

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hers will be represented by tive

aeroplanes, two of which will make a

of one of the greatest of human

achievements. Tens uf thousands

different days was from 25,000 to

00 people. It is expected that in Canadian competition both the ht and speed records 'of aero- nes may be broken, although the

fliers have already attained a height

4,600 feet, and a speed of nearly miles an hour.

, an excellent climate, and has -a vast area of fertile soil. The population is something less than that of our ,Dominion but is rapidly growing, and in tra/da and production as well as

in population Argentina is per- haps Canada's closest rival. Buenos Ayres, the capital, has a popul-ation, of 1,250,000, being the second Latin city in the world in that regard.

Argentina recently celebrated the

. centenary of its independence from

Spain, and is on most friendly terms with its mother country. An envoy from Spain and a Spanish princess attended the national centenary, and the King of Spain personally at~ tended the departure of the Emh`n.ss_y from Madrid. It is noteworthy also to how great an extent British capit- al has assisted in the development of Argentina. From the first, British capitalists have had great faith in the splendid resources of the South American state. The London Times in a recent issue stated that_$2,500,- 000,000 of British money is invented in Argentina. , _

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince

Edward, 8.0.13., Tuesday, June 14th.

NA W0man’s Shoe

most important part ofa wOman’s ward- robe,

It makes or un-

rnakes her entire Out- fit.

Our new styles in

pumps, tan and cho- colate Oxfords are the real thing for particu- lar women.

Choice selecte d

stock in every new heel, toe, and ankle shape. \ The woman who is looking for a pair of Oxfords will do

buying.

The shoe is the'

good title will be given the purchas-

well to inspect ours before Shout mb my nm, ,

dersigned and marked "Tenders for

O f ...Mtv UN... . ._ ` ' "rin: uousr: or Qunmr" ,

THE BEST IS Tllli

CHEAPEST il

Oi the better class

$4.00.

so weive provided a splendid stock //if" `.

` ‘ of Boys' Clothing .N A ,;;\;\A and considering quality, you’ll find _/ ,». it pays to buy such suits. N l,, $4.00 SllllS--A big line Of well ,

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selected colors, finely made. You 'won’t find such clothes elsewhere for . l ,,

See our leader in Bo s’ Knickerbocker

suns an 5.00 f, 0 lt. ‘Q PAr0N’s r

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Bright [yea are Better Than Rubies

Why I advertise. l believe that seven-tenths 0|

all headaches have their origin in stramed vision. I also know that correctly-fitted glasses will entirely relreve the headaches by removing the cuuse.b`carceiy u day passes, but l r 'lieve no me sufferer throulfh m_y knowledlze uf makinn an fittmE gleaned] nur anxious that a sufferers should know there is a remedy no s|mp|_o;thrs is one renso why l advertise. Examination “Free

Office Huurs pa. rn. to 12 a. m.

_ _ P. m. u 5.30 o.u\ .Snturduy evening ‘l p.m. to 9 p.-n. Srlversfon (D. Epstein

' Drs. of Oplicu.

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24, Kensington. ii- Urilipri.

u‘clu1uc ri lurrll Oi irum. 20 to .G0 with good' buildiu|.:s mul rum, ny line. Any pcru<u| having the

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L-Tl{E-WAY- BY -WATER

l\ 'Metropolitan Line Between Bostnn and

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Special Values in Wash Suits. 90 "

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slack A Tal' slut! I 45acs 55C H

NEW YORK

° g ' ’ Boys Hardwear Hose 1..~keuu.» an ifninu..

n UnbrolrenfNigl\l's Real from City to

City 0ver the Moat Fascinating Salt

Wafer Route in the World on the

AR."‘..““.’ ."‘;..¥£iL'f?

'“"'"A ' ' ' "' Schedule: Weekdays and Sluuluyf.,

l L.. rams 5.15 4500.00 0 $1- ~ °. ' ' ,By-0 V _/, , from

The reported intention ol S. D.

Scott, M. A., Editor of the St. John Stand-ard, to remove to the Qa- cific coast, will, if true, prove a dis- tinct loss to Eastern Canadian journalism. Mr. Scott has a wide reputation as a public writer, is pos- sessed of extensive information, great ability and versatility, and is one of the very foremost press champions of the Conservative cause in Cana-du.

It was thought the change in post-

al rates would greatly reduce the number of American magazines com- ing to Canada, but between 1905 and 1909 the salcs in Canada increased from $225,000 to $641,000 and this year will reach $750,000. So says The Canadian Courier. But Canada gets the postage now, which the U. S. post office formerly got. The maga- zines are shipped in bulk as ordinary freight to Toronto und Montreal and there placed inthe Cunudrian niallsr. The postage ls one cent n poluul.

Sir Robert Ball, the cmiincnt Eng-

lish astronomer, has publicly apolo- gtlserl for I-i'alley's comet, -ns not coum ing up to reasonable expectations. There are others wl1O`rlon't believe thc recent visitor was `Hulicy's com- et, which they cluirn is not due till 1911. The conict. recently visible was scen last year, little more th\an74 years from its last previous appear- ance in 1835. The regular period for Hallcy’s comet is nearly 713 years. There are comets andcornets. The last. conspicuous one appeared in 1882 since which time astro!-ogers claim' to have seen L35, an- average of tive

yearl

"See our black silk hose at $1.20

and also $1.50. Paf.un’s. l. lldti.

"Mosquito netting 74: n vard.grean

or white. Puton's. |5-lldtl.

HOTEL

ST DENIS

BROADWAY and lllh STRBBI NEW' YORK CITY. Within Buy Aeeei aljtvory Palm U Interest. Half Block Umm Wanamakrfl 3 mlnulm' wall of Shohplnn Dlnrlri. .\'0'|'l:f> I-‘0I\: Excelfenrn' of ‘Cnlal\\e.

Oamfonalrle Appolnlmomlr-DourNonl" Service ami llumelike lsurroumllnp.

IUUIIS $1.00 PEB MY All) 'iii'

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EUR9PBAN PLAN. .anis d'Hote nreal¢1ut_l0¢..»

' WM. TAYLOR & SON, Inc.

Fine Residential Property For Sale

Tenders will be received by the un-

dersigned up to and including June 25th next for the property on Pown- al Street at present occupied by Mark Wright (known as -the Thomas Dodd property) together with the lot in the rear thereof.

This property has n frontage on

Pownal Street of 65 feet or thereu- bout. and extends back therefrom by papallel lines for the distance of 168 ee . Easy terms of purchase and a

r. Possession can be had on or‘

Tenders to be addressed to the un-

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Solicitors.

7"' Y YY `_' W I >>>>>>>>> `AY' Y' W '~"` 'Y ' Sam

"immense expenditure; $113,524,843 anonnr

paid out last. year; revenue $l0l,501,- _ . 03-l.” That is from The Examiner. ca' hlgh class

"(lanadu’s surplus was Ovcr $22,- Car"_ag°s_|n sohd rubbcr and 000,000" 'phat is from 'rue 1»»m~r.»r_ CUS|'ll0n llresl in slick seat and The expenditure and revenue figures alll() Still RUn€ll)0UlS, ll‘l|'¢¢

are correct, also the surplus, if 34 quarter and fancy buggies

millions odd, clrarged to capital nc- of which we are selling at |ow_

ount, are lerlucted from_tlic tital - ° ‘ ‘ est prices. Call and see them .

Phone . Phone

P T 0 9 " 'y X n`clock the l`olIowiu).{ morning.

Nine-Six Nine -Six ':i§;;f

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this was expended on the Transcon- tinental Railway, which is clearly E fair charge to capital account. As for the balance of 14 millions more charged to capital, there are probab- ly some items therein that the Op- position will think to be at least de- batable. _

expenditnr. Nearly 20 millions of

8 A. IIORNE Q1 C0.

“The Ansco Film is the highest

possible-so easily manipulated, niversal in its application, so from defects and imperfections it is fast becoming the cliuice

lre knowing amateur. Try it-

any camera; non-curling. Gnu iuglics, The l’coplc'.~; ll|'l1g;:~isf,

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Empressea, . .. . . . . ... . . .$9n.oo up.

Lake Erie - _ Lake Champlain .._. . . . $47.50 up. Luke Manitoba '

Empresses.. ...............$5|.z5

Empresses.. ......... $30 oo Other-boars,..'............ ‘$28.75

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liostun, leave India Wl|ari`:\l .i |‘..\l. etially sclnedulc i`run\ l’iu|-9, Nouh r, near fool of Rector Sl. llut- r-itlu-r

hrough Tickets via Mclrupulilan Linn principal Railrozul mul Sl¢~muln_»;u

tcf Offices .throughout the cluuury,

-s szum- as via long lslnrui ‘iuunri

cs. For r'vscrvali\ms, l"uldern, &c, ali-

ss Tirlici Agent, lllelropnlihul Line,

in \\'bar|', Boston. 5-2(rd nilwlrfsqm.

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Mmarms mnimenr. OQ., 1.1mu.»..l. 31?!! b"'9“_'," §""`f’PY Pl"“S-“"6” Gcnts,~1 have used your Miuar<l’s I elmllt *V95 “~55‘°"l'ed- 43 PWS

I_/inimenf. in my family and also in lf' M “mr l0Cent'5° "M09r5m' Mc' my stables for years and consider it °°d' 5`28di'f-

the best medicine obtainable. - ' "'

Yours truly, .. GH? . (. I ‘

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company with the strongest Reserve Fund on the Continent. It's only a matter of saving a few cents a day and at the ex- piration of twenty years you are assured of all the luxuries of life.

'l‘here's surely no young man who wants (O be a slave

in old age--who has to fairly beg in the evening of this life.

Be a man that can see into the future. Tlirouglr the

Canada Life is the surest way to insure and independent old age. Drop us a card or call-inquiring will place you under no obligation whatever.

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Protect Your Capital.

Men protect their business capital by every

means available.

Your life and energy is , your family’s capital.

Protect it by every means in your power. For most men Life Insurance is the only sure protection.

Choose this Insurance carefully as befits its im-

portance. One guide is to observe how others are choosing. For three successive years applicants have shown that they consider The Great-West Life Poli- cies the best to be had. For three successive years The Great-West Life has written the largest Canadian

Business of any Company.

Ask for information. Write for details of the _

Profits the Great-West Policyholders are receiving.

The Great-West Life

Assurance Company.

Head Office Winnipeg

Branch Office Charlottetown. I-iyndman & Co., Ltd, `

Managers, P. E. I.

S. M llicka Agent at Summeraide.

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Sten 298 J. The suilings will he ns heretuiurc,

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rse Races

utral Park, Johnstown llivcr, erlncsulny, June 22nd. 'l`ln~ pm irs of this truck have lla-with-ll lid a l1‘rce~l<‘Or'-All lincc, 'l‘h|'ec‘ tc italic and u Gracll liar:-. cs---$."|(l.0l) for the first two uncu- :rl ruccs, mul n. liberal pu1‘se~ will

lu given fur thc (lrecli lluce.

cs'|1|m-utu and ti dancing buolll

will lu- |l|'ovilie¢l fur visitors.

:lay slluuld prove unfavorable,

will tukc place on the fu|lu\v~

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Turnip Seed _£1

llnsznrd's Improved Greysione Aberdeen Yellow All good fresh stock.

Jas. Kelly & C0.

FRED W. H YNDMAN.

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Albert Hiiclgrove bus been uppuiul 0iE|ll» und l’u|4sengerAgent for above cl. All communications in rr-lznrd ctu must bc mlclrenseri to him. Office In Nuv. Uc’u Wharf-'i‘eiep||unc Nu

Mung. Director. The inland 'l`uL' C"

'liurlottetuwri P. E. I.

und. April |910

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To the Right

Man with a

out

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buy pic(

l|\ Plea print hund and to zo right years.

I will sell

A | PP y ms. F. TARBUSH-

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TTl.E CAPITAL

my stock and stnre i`urmlIIf¢‘

show cases, etc. in Clrarloltetown. | require ilu- cash :md must have ll ll'

tl my denmnds. l will also leach _l|\¢ erthe latest and best way of nurluug ure frames and fitting if uecewify- the mean time l will coutinue_||'¢ rauce anle of' picturesin oils. l‘l¢"""g’ s etc, and all odd sizes of framfih reds of lhem, mirrors,-f8"C.Y Hum H

balance of postcards, loc dozen :IF c. Remember a good chance for ll” party. in business here for tlurleen