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THE GUARDIAN, OHABLO'l"I`ET(l'WN JUNE 14 i899. ‘

’ I I i A Magnificent Showingof I I‘i'“; °’;‘“°"`“'°"" '“”"'~'

THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal. untramnielled and gsarless; &iI11iI18 1° bf Jug; lmpartlal, Reliable' N°W°Y

"¢king.at all rims: to further the l1e»<¢- l\‘ crests of 11,., ,.¢o;»lc,and rccognxzedilicreforc as

Q Pe<>p1e’s Paper-

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t 'ts fllces, \ew Prowse Block

uUPu"’budggdP:sti Ofllcm Si ‘UW f°u°“'mg raves’

bl in ad\'ance:_- %`~i:Zf.eilf>“.sf~;:' S“°_‘¥s;*_frs°. Zzrolilweekly Eiditionliiiiiid. &. Thur.) Def 2,’ _ $1.50; in advance ........................ ..1. $eekly`dEdition \ThursdaYl D01’ Ye” 100

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'msn vanBranch Offl¢¢6

-. - ' lace-

nave been established a. the following 1_9 : where -ubscri_pt.ions_n\aY_ be D855- ntiwif hhad’ _,dv¢;-fgiing, \ob work an o e

ncaa tninsact _I- _ _ _ - Summurside. L urrxe s Bookstore-D. K. Cum"

Manager. , Y

Llberton,Alberton Bookstore. G- 5- Mmm'

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Sgiaris Emi, Telephone oillcc, R Seaman.AiZ¢\'\' . _ n. M¢c1:r~:.ar>\'. :-1. P- HOOD- : E Elliror. I ilu.-‘ine-:< Manager.

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BETTER ROADS.

The self moving carriage is rapidly

c-lming to the front, and in N ew York thahcrses are disappearing from the front of the road-waggons as they hive already disappeared from the front of the street.cars. The other d y there was a procession of fifty auco-mobile carriages from Madison Square Gardens to General Grant’s tomb. A greatcompany with millions of capital is now introducing these vehicles into many cities, including the larger Canadian cities. And only a few days ago a gasoline motor carriage made its way over the high- way from Cleveland to New York in four days and a half at a cost of less thin one dollar for gasoline!

These indications make it apparent

that the self- moving carriage is com- ing in, and with it, as a natural and inevitable consequence, there must some better roads. Indwd the bicycle and the self-moving, rubber-tired car- riage are doing and will do more to further the good. roads movement than all other forces combined. The 'auto' which made the trip from Glsvelmd toNew York, 'ss above' re- tsrrrd to, ran at an a rats of di! llld_l_l;llf an hour, but dhcrethe road wasslhooth and good made thirty miles an hour. Its pneu- matic tires are ive inches in dhmet- erand ive oi an inch thick.

We are thus broughtto anerawhere

railway speed,as we know it in Prince Ealwardrlsland, is practicable upon

the highways of the country, if these `

are once made smooth. The self- moving carriage has the further .ad- vantage that, like the bicycle, it will not cut up a road or make it uneven. Ili requires a smooth roadway, free from rats, sticks, stones or mudholes, and a road once put in order can never be injured by motor carriage trafiic Hence the cost of maintain- ing good .~ ads will be greatly reduc- ed when motor carriages become uni- versal, as they must hereafter be.

One of our progressive citizens tells

Tnwnannrax that he is resolved to procure a motor carriage at no dis- tant day. The first will not long be permitted to be the only one of its kind, and then a new and powerful impetus will at once be A given to the “Better Roads” movement.

The Duke of Argyll, now well be-

yond the allotted span of ,life,finds an interest in writing psalms. He has published six volumes since he attain- ed the age of seventy, his seventy sixth birthday being co-incident with the issue of the sixth volume. His son, the Marquis of Lorne, sometime Governor-General of Canada, and still san-in-law to the Queen, also culti- vates the muses.

Australia and New Zealand to-

gether had, in 1897 public debts ag- gergating $225,000,000. Of this vast sum .£13l,O00,000 had been spent on railways, £3,500,000 on telegraphs and £20,500,000 on water supply and irrigation. Of the remaining £70,000,000 the greater part repre- aents harbors, docks, lighthouses, de- fence and immigration. The railways and telegraphs are almost entirely owned by the provinces, and they pay their working expenses together with over 3 per cent on their cost on an average. The money was first bor- rowed at a higher rate, but can now be obtained for 3 per cent. and this is

being substituted for the old rate as :he loans fall due. A splendid outfit ..f railways and telegraphs is thus ,l,;¢,ined_ which is entirely under public control and is practically self- supporting.

Public appreciation of Tun GUAR-

max' is best shown by a steadily growing subscription list and the manv kind things which our friends ahroiighout the Island and abroad are writing us. These are duly appreci- ated, but modesty will only permit

I (Pearderfs Building,Grea.t George St.)

` _ _. and with it comes the king of summer fy f

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ig, This drink is gaining daily i-1 favor \\)

Ll; quenching lpronerties. It is Abso- g _-

\\ :lntely free from alcohol 1 (l

“ A: allgrocers price5cts.

l‘f"". ‘ /A e. ll. summon s, Ill

Are prepared from Na- ture’s mild laxatives, and

whileeéentle are reliable and cient. They

Rouse the Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bil- iousness, Sour St0m3Ch»

and Constipation. Sold everywhere, z5c. _PU 50!- r|q»¢no.x.a»ssoa.taal.lua

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I have removed my livery business

from Upper Queen Streetto the late Walter Burrow’s old stand Sidney Street where I will be pleased to

ing to meet asin the past afair share of patronage in my line. _

GEORGE ESSERY.

Sidney Street.

13 3i

AUCTION

Wednesday, June l4th ai: 1 1 o’c!ock.

Al' THE llESlllEl|l3E DF MRS- llAll"|ll

All the Household Furniture `in-

cluding,- ' 8 Bedroom Sets,Chamber Crockery, 'Z dozen extra Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Tablets, and general odd Furniture.

Sale at ll sharp, and no reserve on

inything.

E- H- NORTQN.

Auztioneer.

-: ,~ P' lui 1- »v"' ,Fl Y A ’. Q -.5 /li. who-' ~.7 =~ .I Q/ ~\‘

, f is i "ll Long Expected !

Come at Last l !_

That is Summer(

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', with the trade, as they ind it an

articl al 1

e equ t to th ,N

best importedrhielirriiii arlelsiikce it tor it; Ml)

.\ pleasant flavor, pungencvand thirst- \

§$pring Trade _

The time has come when you should look up your

. wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring wax.

In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or

» pyprcoat, etc., act promptly by or-daring the same

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J. 1'. mcnrsznz, ren- AU LD n RS nr. lluinnav,

Charrlottetown ‘April 181899-2k&wk ' 0 Queen Seng;

I ,a J) 1/ug-'Q-5-s ~:'-_QW/--`~_. ,ff//Q ref- --2 _`/ .~1.~,\l~§-}‘ -sw? sf/4%./_

Ladies White Lawn,l`\uslin or Pique Shirt Waists T’Y°“- °'“P°“d- V*°*°"°~ °“1°'°°

and Skirts are the most fashionable garments for N°§t,’;(f,'f,§f,°¢§°,f,',,°§"2,§,°}“j,'l§'°‘;,',::,',,,°,,) U,

hot weather wear. brand new styles, fresh and cool sourisand Georgetown on une on-nil looking. Daint ,tasteful and economicall riced.-- "W3-°° 12"”

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Jas. PAION s co. ~ ,.535 ?.?2‘.i'é2'..'°§£°ui°.S°é‘.'l‘é’¥.T‘.i.”“ '“. -

the publication of an occasional spe-I ‘ F01' C0Ul'l0l' TOMB YO N031! BW"

-‘men \\'e1na.ke an exception in the I, jf" P°i”l3 “N909 Vi°t°1'i°» T“°°d“Y» ‘

iiise of a rsspec ed Minister of thel _ _ , 1 Ttiggrsdgfriigid .saturday 6'w mm' I

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states, New Brun ck,

tfespel from ho._e private letter the S D F y W t O ta .IN ,RON Scot. _aim followinfg extracts arc, by pf‘rmiss\0n 1 , S' N?>r1li‘west?\Se.3O P.iii.a uh n 8 1"-kenf All new patterns and latest shades,plaited fronts,detach- For creat Britain. Friday. 10 P-m~

~~I feel moved to write vnu a word of able Collars and laundered Cuifb ver S ecial 3" 65, 7"

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-o 'lhe Farqulxzirson Liquor License 3Dd Ml1SliDS _____o_____

l,.;l_ lim.; i..,.U_ sHr._;...l@r Orr '1`1=:` Uambric and Sateen Shirt waists, extra. special large sizes 38 ‘févow Miss E;ue1 rlfmlambfr youptr_omiri_ lir-\Hl>l-\N 10111 HS IS WPG” *UU-~ 1 _ - e to answer trui lui any quss ion

_nd ,,,,,__,,,1,,.,,5_S M, ,, in S,,_,,,g ,,d_ 40, and 44 Busts,Collars 14,14, and lo. No extra charge for migmask you, , Y

mirstion for the noble stand it has IQIPQIE SIZES, ’~

__ "Yes,

always taken in all matters, social, reli- ~ __ ° ' ' "HOW 'ww birthdays have you had” Mm and Umm, but I hm new S||k B|gu5g5 highest novelties in Black and other fanc 7-

y Ag() ,C .

f.,-1. so pmmi of lhépaper or ns Edimr Colors only a few left,trom $4 50.' ....'i'.°.'l__.._.._._...

‘»-"1\11ivgl'110 PNSQHI COHUOVOPSY- YO" Ladies ii you look over this list of items you will be sat- I

will deservethe prfise of all Christian 6

~ . ° d of their bar ain ower if ou visit our store this month

- d T 1 f f ui- ‘S G _ 8 P , V ?§l...Z"§l’il1”§§5§§‘I3 °.l,,,‘{.'._’°‘I§,.“u,. or during the month of JUNE,ihe month of BRLDES and

Gclnnnm lo have forsaken the 9111;; ROSES, you will be satisfied of your keenest expectancy ;;f;§;1g§°f1r§;§‘°§o,W:fen that the greatest money’s worth in desirable silks and blouses

nailed by me Temperance 0) ment are to be found in our store

. q - . . » I :.r.°.:;:.;.;e;:ff“ "W" $lLI<S._sl|.1<s.s|LKS- » -

Mal' God blvfls 70° “<1 °\1r beloved You will be surprised to see what splendid values oi

GU\*““AN~ “"1 ‘”°"° Y°“ ev” ""g"“’ silks (BLOUSE SILK 40 gg lg will bu Amon the

e I > -».--lllBl7ll ell.; 'V"g‘h° muse °i_tmm`J __ these choice novelty silks including Garmell Stripes, swiss- ' `

" “ ” “” Str-ipes,Z Bayadere fancies, '1`alfeta,Heavy rustling kindlfrench I -°l"°

Br “ '

u¢»¢a's Pina “M” --

Jas. Paton & Co.

OUR BICYCLES

Please our customers because they are easy Fits' today-_I-ln_sw svsry

_easy to pay. for. Easy to psglfor because first cost is last ‘_‘ ' diy- _ cost, no annoying delays and. for repairs. No poor” ' A* f‘|°°l*f"° *W -unguaranteed new wheel will beso by us under any _ ur cumstances. We have a few bargains in odd ‘lines this week _ f or while tliey last, wheels made. by leading manufacturers _ _ - _

but with whom we have completed our seasons contract. If ' '

you want a new wheel or have an old one to exchange here’s| M

meet all my old customers, and trust- your chance'

Anything _andpeverything in the bicycle line. Repairing __ L_ _- _

A iew real good second handwheels from $10.00 up. _ I 5 *':i'°_*'*'~”’-*@-

of all kinds done promptly and well and at moderate prices. . _ -5'; L B. lI;%'3»

The mails close at the Ullrlotte, town Post Qleeha follows

LADIES’ WHIIE SHIRT IIIAISTS ""2

Letters are collected from street ter boxes of 6 a.m.. 2 p.m. and 8 m. '

|’ls in

sv lsr ssressslil

railwa 7 80 a m and also ,

y at 8 40p m nn

with p m connections lo North Tryon "N '

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Pino

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There are so many

preparations on the market that it would

be well to alovzgys ask for Dr W Norway Pine B p and rsfuss sn

slss Prlscboc its stslldsslsrs

Th°°’= Phe strong point in

fa 'Of Of P. C. Corsets.

A P. C. Corset,after being PM together is fitted over a [erfect shaped steam heated iron form. If it Hts Giwfly its clamped down _

2 - _ th°°°"°t¢ _ . ,

This makes a “2l” const always a “2l” cvrsist.

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BERGER’S

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A -latest improved machinery, is ""°‘:;I'P‘:‘“:'!'

PARISGREEN

Is sure death. It kills the bug instantly. It’s

now'made especially fine for use_' in the Spraying Machines for applying it. It’s_ as fine as Hour, deep in color,,strictly pure and deadly poison.

Be sure you get the genuine. Look for Ber-

ger’s name on the package and take no other.

Made by _ _ -

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'Star Steam Laundry.

_/ All kinds of Laundry work 1 l done in first-class style

June 7Nt;xt door to Massey-Harris Co. ,jjj Nl ' ' ld

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Rogers I llogersnlly for "'°"""‘

The Bicycle len. Bu -ness ~ 1,(

Water St , S'side. Kent St Ch’rown _

PROPOSED

on Kent Street. m

The undersigned, havin Gt- I .mm M Q

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ted up a first-class Steam |

Laundry on Kent Street with .

now ready for business Fav 3;§;“;:)’v€'

From Montreal

§A trial order stllcited at 2 p m

Mon 19th June

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Returning will

every alternate

arrival at Trains from

loha, calling at

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, - ' ‘ c stances require it

CARVELL

Landing at S’Side and Ch Jm,,2,,,1_g,¢

FERrl1_;}_§§_l§"FAcTs l w§f;j,j;°i i

alue of all Fertilizers consist in the amount of soluble Phos Acid .' h I '

and Potzsh they contain, and the br-and which shows the greatm

ue in ese _is t e oneto buy on the same principle limi? milk IOSbiDg 4 ' ' ' '

percent. butter is.m0re v,`1u,b]e-than 3 Pet cent milk’ ENGLISH, Will sell 1911. very lbw to MA-NURES °°§°‘”8_°h° °°m° P*'i'~`¢» per cent. to 25 percent ‘|10 lll’ld0» --

.m°f° 911°* Aildf Nltrogen and Potash than any other complete Fertilizer

on the market. . ’ '

_ Or _in other words the Plant Food contained ina ton of other ilerti- 0|’ T0

izor costmgidsauyld$35, can betpzirchugled from 11,1: for about $28. All fnrti- ~

laers are so er a an ' ' he -bm. -nd we mpiiff qamy of a'f.'L°ir°mh§f,.°iiyb`ii`§g filyénmty .2

ual testyear after year by the really wonderful results produced wherssvcr"

l'lRON

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