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IDAY, AUGUST I3, |909.

Sellingoli Balance

THE PEOPLE

So says the St John

an article discussing News' advice to the party to take up tariff an issue. Among other

OF CANADA WANT A

LOWER TARIFF.

Telegraph inumn and the

wage earner with heavy

Conservative Every editor or direEtor 0! ai news-

revision at paper in

things The

Fishing

Telegraph says :

"Mr Borden dare not preach high

`\\'c -irc selling off the balance of fine

protection now. The country will

ac e not listen to it. The

`\\-ould kill it. Protectio

Conservative pa.rty's

There are some Conservstive£who\ would like' to hear lllrjBor1$i t ne in up again, but for n long `

West alone n was the main issue.

time he

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fishing tackle at big discounts

Rods

_ Reels

the whole of our natural increase in ing of great and good results ah to M;-_ Petgp B;-gw.]¢,m. 3 g-raduutg 0(

population, lt has burdened the demami 0( the Ggvemmgfnt an hangs; the U. C. C. has secured a position*

farmer, the fisherman. the 1\l1I\`lJ¢\”‘|and real reduction of the tariff. 5° h‘;’v*;'11xr:a°°(¢;zkn:’f£:l'y'W;ftl:i.¢h° R°§°"9'

has said little about it and the; in- dications are that in the future he will say less. The people of Canada want a lower tariff, not a higher une. They want ii consumers' tariff, not a tariff ol special privileges. They desire that inaxiufacturera shall have

the Maritime Provinces

knows these things, but few of tlwie supporting courage to victione, use the Government has

utterly failed to redeem the pledges

the Toronto burdens and grievous to be borne.

been

tion auto

was a good some duties were raised' and- some re- duced. As a matter of fact, the vol- ume of taxation has been enormously

customs an ex taxes

collected by the Conservative Govern-

Cif. .

l>€0l1l@ H110 exile Bild IOSC US nearly its constituency which is so prornis- Y

_LF ____f-“M ¢:0NcERN1NG A CERTAIN JUDICIAL App01N»;-MENfp_ That the people appreciate the

' The ffh r 11 M11 '11 ‘ t if dl _ _ °"‘“°”°°“ by the mfg” “““">°’ °‘

V ’ if I “Y 9 “ff In *YH *One three Supreme Court Judges, hither applications already on am

- ,J°‘"""“l fe “fed *O U19. fegfefmble to allotted to the more fortunate cen-

A llfe long fund DFOIUUKGJ iHl1€SS Ui 0116 Of Olll' tral and eastern counties. It may The U. C. C. has telephone con-

,prnvincial Judges and incidentally algo Observed that the 8 Ohmnent nectlon between the diilercnt class

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"-ue if 'iur high gwide "(i. li.`l`." ." gi-i'ial~ and _vi u will have :-1. '::~i:~' .nd arcufatefricml, l

lheve watches are marie up `

fqiefially for us hy the very lwsi 'T _ f\v reriran watch laclory and :uc 5 :all thoroughly tested and mled.

‘i\`-» have these in ladi»"s` and

!1‘>'\f>~' gold. _cold-filled and

.';.iv~zr Cases.

Gnrie-ra (J V, Icwcl-‘r Fr iipvlrlan.

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"`l‘"u ‘"3 “lad” BY thi” St*’~""’me“l ernn.\_-nt of its leader at an lnconven- will Wi" it ? |

uotlriiig more was intended than. that iw; ¢_im@_ A11 of which may worth A ° V _ ' _

tlic-.se gcntleincni are hoth of repute and taking into account

nroniiiii-nee in the Liberal party and iu the legal profession, and of such cliariirte-r and stan-ding as would qualify them for the elevation to thel Supreme Court Bench. The Guardian has very seldon recommended any person fur appointment to office. It has sometimes indicated -what it :ie- lieved to he the popular mimi in isuch matters, but always conscious ,that the government is guided in such iiillairs, not by what the newspapers Assy, but by what its supporters [among the representatives of thc lpcople may advise. 5 It appears however that in certain fquurters The Guardian has been lnnderstnod to have indicated' that

lone of the two gentleman it named must necessarily be appointed at the first vacancy tothe exclus on of "any or ull others. It is needless to say |thrit nothing of the sort was 'intend- crl. The friends of FH. J. Palmer. K.

the late Chief Justice Palmer, ignite

,mentioned that Hon-_ A. B. Warhur- uf either Mr Ben or 2:5 P*-“mer ritilzlignsitland also a l»‘;€Y\€\`B~\ P50119 f0l`

lon and Hon. F. L. I-'nszard were lu would avgid any uecessigy for ‘mesh B e 8 use' ,

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EU" ‘lead "I the Way ' toward the ing ii seat in the House of Commons, There will be keen competition next lsiii-cessiiin when a new appointment U1- of depriving the provinciai gov. temi for the $50 scholarship. Who‘

The flying machines are having

rather limi luck at Petewawa. The

Silver Dart rose and flew pretty well but ci-une to grief in nlighting. The Baddeck simply refused to go up. It ran along the ground on its wheels for miles at ai swift pace but would not leave the ground. Perhaps the name is at fault. Bad Deck is name to give a ship, wlietlie-r of the sea. or the air. Anyway, the flyer had onl- drooping wing. 'Phat will l»e.put :traight and then we shall see what \-_.e shall see.

GUARDIAN... ...;...;....,J,.,....... ii... 1... . .i..'i..‘

to tell. about his new design” the new styles and the bargains olferedrf _for thehynrwegk. " In A majority of homes the news

Paper is practically the bulk of the Milne mana-, me me img. 'ail- ¢|l¥l1lefl‘0m5l..m. to10 p. m. of The Hurling Paper gives not only ‘the housewife but every member ol’ the family an opportunity to read it. ‘ The Morning Paper is read at the breakfast talile, again at home _at

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, D This Stor¢_Clos¢s lloudey D

At fofcfock Dunng July and August.

` _

rf . If _--=-erase i. _T _.___ _ '

the Government have the noon, on the trains, in the restaur- Bpnk their haunt con; ants. It in read in doctor's olllees, \

professional offices, clubs. ,¢hotels,

ll The Store of Quality _

made by 'the party when in opposi- employer and employee. I

tai-in reduction. The;Brit-‘,l£hl,` ‘ls ?d'_lrnown fact that throghwt

lsirfpnterence was brought-’ in wl1ich|ex:e;'§:`m,_-' l;1;H|l;fl`ype:_v!ltl:n¢;.`hh?ditm

tl‘i“¢~ AW" fm” "l"‘°»inf!uence ‘md national reputn_t'l'oi_i"gjre

increased under the present Govern-

ment. The d Cise `

uwiii in me amounted to ;z1,'159,_ N 285 The customs and excise taxes

Q 5 . _ *_* Lines 'fair play, but we iuamney asain mst year yieiaea s13,az5,9sa 1 .___ I

.have tariff enough to enable them to N0 “mauve of sophie”-y_ no duct- I The U. C. C. is preparing for a

charge excessive prices in the home li-ing of "percentages," can ¢0u¢ea| *F86 Cl!;0v,vdbof itllnlenti-im All thte

25 p.c. market." I this added burden of nearly 46 rnil- ggfmw a 8 een ol-Dug Y renova '

1 It is gratifying to find ai Maritime lions in ¢_axe8_ The eastern pl-0v§n¢'” _._

journal which supports the Laurier are being crushed under the weigh/¢_ Tuesday August 24th, ls the open-

`y(lovr»rnnwnh speaking out thus man- The we” also cans for Ha consumersv "ll dll!-

20 p.c. -ful y fur n reduction in customs taxa-_imrim not H .tarm 0! specml privh Miss Margate-T McLeod' mgg' is

'lim' The mgh ban" M me last 1¢K°9»" Such 89 We have DOW- ldf- U10 home from Montreal on a visit.Miss thirty years has been the curse oflmst jam with the West to demami McLeod is a last year graduate of these Eastern Provinces It alone a reduction There is no service the U C C and holds an excellent

° - . . .

J¢G. I has driven uns of thousands of our which the Liberal Dress can render lwsition- as stenographer ln Montreal

pressiiulircs andtestinioiilnle mm prom ent

google. For sais at fir-il-class drnggislu. or send

B0

cafes, barber shops. It le reed by daylight everywhere you go by both

Morning _l-Wipers.

good work done by the U. C. C. is

Sea Sickness

’l‘n|<eulong A box of Mother-ill'S Sea. mid Tmin

Sink Heiiil-ily. lt has 1-ei-enlly been thoroughly tested on I-Inglisil and lri~_ll Channels and found absollltaelr reliable. . -lil-.1-ornlnendcd edllnrlnlly by such plipers as Loniluli Daily Express and the Press generally lu flrcnt iii-llain Anslyzed hy SlrL‘hnrlci~' A. Cllnicl-un, (I. H. M. D. gunr- anteed pm-feclly liai-lilies- and if not satisfact-

ory iuoiiey rcfunrlcil. \‘Vi-_ite fri' bookleti and ~ _ n

lrectto Mofhersill Remedy Ca.. 265 Cleland Bldj.. Delroif. Michigan.

Forsnle und rec iiiilnniiillwl iiivliurlulfeluw-i

I3' ttaddiu liros. A=.W' fi dilin Geo rilliighel , D Rankin und A .{ P uuurllo. Suiriuicrsldn

Ol‘cl1ths and all kinds of Floor

Coverings at honest prices at

'Fall

F all |909 New Dress Cloths

lust received our first, shipment of new Fall

Suitings in the newest novelties comprising strip. cs and plains in the leading shades. Nlmely greens, old rose and amethyst _ series. Prices range fiom il 20 to 2 50, '56 in. goods. Ladies who find it hard to have their suils made up in ' tue busy dress makers seasoxfwill find this early ~ shipment interesting. Remember first choice 1 means exclusiveness. ‘

James Paton Co.

A->f t

Pam" 5- 72”" ---uuuuunnuuqisuwr 1

.,.h,_ ,_ Sauces seem to be ,Mt mer ____ »-------¢-angina _V _ 1; 1_7 4

the liri _ of April 1910 Canadian pro-

ducts going co the United States will is new and novel as wen as useful "A good "mp Wm add to ma V81.

pay illitics increased by Z5 per cent.

"l‘fl'8‘t' ,' " tllily' `Will Come' ulider 'tlié

new mulinnim tariff. The present duties in many lines ure so nearly proliibitive that this may not great-

‘ ly ii i' ,l‘ -w _ fi-:~ -i __ 'F (‘. ex-Attorney General, and son of ly matter. Congress had some ex- _ _ ' ' . 72 -e o .

cuse Canada. has four tariffs, a

_ A : __;_ ,_;,__., L-h~i`_ ., !,.|. . _ . _ A W P 4 ` _QI 'iriaturally think he should he in the general one, a preferential one, a ' ' "’°"r"e 5 '("’ (__ lrnnn ng with good chances. And the surtax tariff and a French treaty

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_ '_ .» iz ~,.- ., ,\_‘ -wi »i_-'_ lfriends of J. H. Bell. K. f`f_. P1-M-If turiff. And these wereenncted with- _., , \_ 1-,,,*_,, ,_ ,,,,_.Q arc 8150 enqllifing Why The Guardian out asking Uncle Sam's consent.

should overlook his claims and aspir-

"" "N ' " "" "f~""‘~"""‘ famous. From me west also comes. 'PHE MORNING PAPER.

the hint that Prince County may

Medium

nm' J ' _ 501115 Reslolls Wh iff. M lt th

'”"m' fairly Helm *O ““PPlY 0”” U' “W Beet Advertising a ei' °

A woman’s curiosity to know

about society, marriages, births, desrblis, forces her to read it.

The Morning Paper is before hex

»._ ii , ' ‘la all day long, and it is when she is

g” doing her household* duties. nrra/aging "-.I and improving the appearance of her

home that the missin end' necessa

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articles of furnitur ru car et

- . _ . . ei gs: p 3|

A-_ C.,;\.~f=- '_»)y< tu ,\Ia1k \\/right Flll‘..l..iili2lg C0. curtains or other necessities, show

“Hundreds of new up-tordate purses and- hand satchels, 'ini everything that

for the season. Jas Paton & Co.

Value always prices right. ln

Paton‘s Furniture and Carpets

7-2?ttf

ii

FEED FEED

we have ln stock a llm-

ited supply of

“GENEVA CIIOP”

Being a mixture of Corn Barley & Oats which we can highly re- commend to pa rtle s wanting a flrst class feed.

Selling at lowest prices.

' A. IIORNE Q Co.

w&f d&r 2w.

' N ' 'I--23dtf.' '

t _

ue of your outfit. Your horsavlill even look better, md the handsome carriage will not look right wil-DJ-1|

one of Patunis Scotch Wl‘&P§l‘-_23du‘

Furniture and House Furnish;

ings of the best alwal/S 8 Paton's. 7'-23°"

Light outing hats, ln linen at 454:, l‘weed cape for men, also n lariw life! wide leaf felt hat at $1.00. Special

value. Paton & Co. 4

- ‘ V V 'I-22dtf.

A special lot of cotton underwear for men at '90c a. suit. Paton &. Co.

7-22i1t!.

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Buy your Carpets and Ollcloths

at Paton's, lf you want value

, 7-22dtf

A nice ra-ngeofusefnl and novelty hllnd huge just opened at Pacon & Oo's. y 7---22dtf.

‘ V i _ N A' up the plainest and there could' be L _ _ __ _ .___

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S.iccess.ns to Mark Vi right Furnishing Co.

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U QNITU RQ. 25 per cent Big Clean

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a1l,Gent`,s tan shoes high grade for spot cash, price starnpied on sole. `

4.00 now 3.oo,4. 50

now 3.37, 5.00 new 3.75. This is a rare chance to get the lat- est shoe at such 'a

GUFF BRUS p

don’t miss this hi}g_sa_le' '

is not satis ied

8 -izdxwrttsgi

ng Sale of

Do yru want to save money on your shoe bills? If so

, Jvs our.betiveex1';-season;gig.§i§;fng,§g;le. will besubject to-big discount ’.‘__»~;j.§;»" ' D' - l R i%

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` D Fall ‘goods wIill”s¢?:n°"i'.5 ‘must have room to 'ch.r'°tt.t°\wn°‘ ' __ ~'I receive them. Be on hand eu! '.,i_,_"‘qthe lines get broken 'A ' Q “w ` ` " , and share in the bargains. For can _-only. ...,.._....'_....._.... , ` ` ` ...-»

Nn foods on approval. Money, refunded if_ purchaser ‘

. Gordon®_ o

Sun nysiiliei ' i Successor To Sprague & Co 1,

Shoes For!

Canada Life Facts ,i

- _ The Canada Life does not do business in tropic- ,

al countries or in other parts of the worldywhcre the

death rate is high. Its bulfness is confined to Can- _

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_ ada, a few of the Northern States, and Great Britain. -

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.w. P. Snmmenide, . 1

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dmwfrwstf . _Charlottetown f

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f~i~ PT l. L" ~a NNN ' Some' s 'il '

mmm” Merchants il is I'

*mil* Send away' for-_ if i. , their Job Printing n

l have found this to be the case with a number who gave orders 10 P Tornnio firm for printed ehippin tags under the impression tliutlllei could not get the work done as cheaply in Charlottetown. They U10"

v”iliii`iit'§An_ni nous is ulllanviv ning

if I had seen th m before their orders were sent I would havv 8°"- lhenl-nud they would have saved s little on the job and have_botlel' printed worir. What applies to tags appliag to any other k\n_d_gf_ printing. Give me ii chance to quole you--the telephone is along!! 0? of you-my number is 201-J. All kinds of business pnntinl- `

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'fi - . _ I` *_ Archibald Irwin n I

._ Book and Job.Prlnt¢_r I I

I3 Richmond Strmdt H H `

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When you require anything in yourline dmtforgrl l;

give us e call Head quarters' for guni, *m‘"""i' tion, pow`def,'shot and etc; Also agent fm' ll* f“'""'ff Happy Thought Ranges and S. .W. 1:. Pllht. F0! b¢l*'l'~‘

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