'Our Emulsion Lori l.1\ er

Oil with lll_\'poplispli\ti.~; is :is pleasant to take and as cusi

te (lige-gt :IS frcsll iillili. \0l0| me eiecggon were those of Ju¢1g¢_,t_in, McLean and Lsiurgey making

` 'oi Probate; in st. John. Reporter or `»¢r°m:` pleas for this important

lthe 'Supreme Court. 'Reporter oi the W0l`ll» lllld MY- Hilglllls 9P°“ki“K`

iiiiitter how delicate ai stoiuuch you iuay lizire its thc one

remedy for any disorrlcr mark- iiegistraror Promises in York omni- ernment and for delhi" The lest-

ed by loss of flesh. thcic is

Two sizes 35 :md 75 cents.

J.H_Janiesnn

` i»iii'Gcis'r, _ The .\le¢lic:il Hull.

.OO¢@c'.`® C/fe 'e ' 95/ \'§>@©©©®0

Glasses ior headache.

Have ion iii rl <ii‘ii_;~

. awl foiird llicui ii~e if-Q lf \g'

, so you nifty iccrl _;l;i~-~c.~.

l X

<0* (6 . qu.

` \\'e min ic l _inn lr ivn-vis

of our iipio-\l.i'< uit-llior

' of tcsiir g,

H. lllllllll is

]r\\r-ler . |.rl \`;.:i. §.~|i.

b`o@~¢o<¢o@©@©@©@©c»»©o¢>©©

- comes. ='=§.='f- ’ '

\ 1 E1

5 _

‘._~5»f». '

* ‘ _o<»c~sce»@s\~>.»\. =

Hwft rioun

is it "bread flour" and a

' i “pastry Hour.” As good

for one as forthe other- and THIE BEST for both. I _ Beaver Flour is a blend of

3 Ontario lill Wheat S _ _

llnltalm Bprllll When#

It contains just the right l

r proportion of each to ' make the whitest, most »ni.ih`étious Bread - and the lightest, tasgigsg Qake, Pies and Pastry. Insist on having Beaver ,

Flour. _ '» mum-w-rm hr

' yy ` yneuonauinmlaf ' ¢~" loodp, Oonru Grain:

~ --‘ "'”_"_--;'=*=__;-. `_ L:

1'#

ag lE0lvnl.a.T.B_'l'lyl0r ‘i

&.&|@|UIA§Am'

. M " l

lhe lllghl Place;

We have secured the services of

an 'expert sleigh and crxriaze painter and are now prepared to do all kinds of sleigh and carriage painting and lettering in :in up-to date manner, at short notice at moderate prices. i

Ordersiu all branches of the

painting business left at the old stand, Kent Streetmlpposite Rever. Hotel,wili receive prompt attentioi

P. H. lralnur li Sun

’ \ i

_. .1 -_-1 ._ _ ...--..---_

rua. ctiAn.i.o.‘r1:.n::l1Q§v.s Guaitouui we

wsouicsoiv uonwua. uaizcn ii. was

Posiri-iuiaous ai=Po1n'i‘imN1-s' ‘ |

The question has arisen in New

[Brunswick as to the right of the Robinson Government to make cer tiiin appointments alter their diitat :it the polls Among the proiintial

'otllces that were vacant t. he date b

ululde_»'»ia

Equity Court of tho'Provlncs and

`ty. lt is understood that the right ll

, _ `is claimed for the outgoing Govern- in

ll0lllllll.§,' equal to It fm' l)er5l5`t` i ment to till these vacancies.

ent throat :incl 1un.2‘.' troubles. lsxaé \;'_f;\_1::_i____ i;i>__i:;w_i;_ énzidahzinouin- p_:;>\_eE0vt_;»;n_i:;>:trtn_t_::_n_ i:_§;li:_i_°l°___;>;1_t

'going Government has sometimes but 'Wd lll Pl‘0C€€€|illg with llll Ulldefl-Bll' .not always been peruiitted to iill ex- ill!! Of l-he fll5iZl"llUld¢ (ll ull’ Tllllllel listing vacancies. ln Canada some- llfltll tllflfe lllld been the fllllest ln' ,thing appcnrs to depend both upon V95*-lgllllloll-"

lthe attitude of the representative of,. ‘the Crown and also upon that of the ll .successful incoming party. If both V lthe Lieutenant Governor and the in- ll ‘coming leader :ire consenting parties f

_,such nppolntments muy be made und|t0 COSY, U18 Pl'l00 Ui fifliifell Ol” awm be held to be \.n1id_ ltwenty Tunnels. 'But a work involv-' _ It is abundantly clean noweven ing the very life oi Prince Edward' that the repicsentative of the Crown lslmld must “Ut be undertake”

muy, if he choose, decline to ap- “without the fullest investtigati_on." prove oflippolntments sought to begsewnteen Y9l‘_flf |150 _SW ‘Vilma nude by n moribund GUvemment__Liiiiriei‘ prncticnlly promised us the That: course was token by Lord_T“""el' He _has hee" 'ww almost Aberdnen in ,.egn,.n to certain re__t\vel\'c years in power. If the Tunnel cnmlnendnuons of nnpointment nm(_1e_qi|estion has not been fully investi-

by the Tunnm. G0‘.e,.n,neni after its gtaticd in that time, whose fault is

dcieiit in 1896. The election took;

lploce on June 23, of that yenr :ind `lcft the Administration of tho day 'in u minority of 34. (ln July 8 fol-

llowlnp; the defeaited Government re-

____

sorted attitude in 1896. ll

_ they are

unntng

mousappointments. This wouts. ac- for an cord_Jll.th Sir Wiiirid‘a strongly as~ on the

nd those

r---- ~ A-~ -~~~----- running

'rum 'ruNNni. AGAIN. Should

Take

Dear' Bit,-I

letters in

$500 with

ladies were

PHY

the case

.ll

the

with

not

0081!

asking opinion myself

the they than

spring when s. horse, and

if . We received 30 pacliages by EXp1‘€SS 2fI1..<l_P&i_‘if€l

f Steamers

All honor to Mr. Wrlglit of Ren-

frew, Ont., who had tlvzfnirness,

omuicnded u number of nppoint- '¢0lll"llKe Hllll D2*-l'l0liSlll-Y-0 0l1d0rS€

The Tunnel question has again een before Parliament. Messrs Mar-

nin as the apologist lor the Gov-

nmed ' representative is thus quoted

the friendly Patriot : "The Province was in need of imr

We beg to remind Mr. Hughes that e has from time to time voted for ant and costly works in the west, ndertaken without investigation- hc Grand Trunk Pnciiic, for instance

-iL.____.__,_

horse bs-

oi the ' oilit-

has

dut-

ones at the. ex- to iny

ordeal, she is no

was

and

is only 'one msc oi ri numliei like is liable to occur 08810

at any time. We do' not know- who may be the next tu siiller. ll. 'nfrv be

you or it may he' me. 'yortiore I claim that the inost dr»r.».if: l.~i'...a- tion that can be enactiiri v.lll he the only way to keep the -lutuniniiilc in its proper place. I \\ Jn!-l like to own an automobile :iiywlf :mil \\uUld enjoy it immensely but I deny my- self that luxury, knowing that it would be a menace and n danger to the travelling public.

H. W. TURNER.

Q‘Le:iry.

HUMOR.

Humor dwells ,with sanity, and

common sense, and truth.--Bishop Brewster.

Humor dwells with snnity, Truth and colnmon sense.

Humor is humanity,

Sympathy intense.

Humor alivoys laughs with 'you,

Never ut you; she

Loves the fun thu.t'a sweet und true,

And of malice free;

Paints the picture of '.hc "nl, " ‘ Folly of thc day,

ments which Lord Aberdeen declined 'the C0“Sf»l`“°tl"“ of the Tllflnelr if ll-

‘I

_ isainction on the ground that thc C

,rogutive of the Governor General to 0 have sanctioned these appointments

lhiid he choosen to do so, though it! gmight have exposed him to a. later; :conflict with his incoming ndvisers.l

ll-le seems to have acted with prfid-_

,lence and his nction was approved by; the Colonial Otlice. Still, in certain.

:quarters nt the time Lord Aherdeen’s` _rclusol to endorse the proposed ap- §pointnicnts wus regarded as savoring of pnrtisniiship. l

In the present case in New Bruns-

,wick no recommendations of appoint-, _mcnt had been formally mode downl to the last meeting of the Robinson ‘_ _Government which was to have beenl iheld last evening. Lieutenant Gov-l

lernoi' Twcedie was wholly in accord-l _with his late advisers several mcm~' bers of which body had been his col- leagues when he wus Premier, before his acceptance oi the Governorship..

lit seems therefore not improbable _if the dying Government shall re-I lcommend the filling of vacant ofllces,j Governor 'Tweedle may tukc xi coursel precisely the opposite `oi that taken by Lord Aberdeen twelve years ago.

Il’ the appointments are so made it

will remain to be seen what action 'tho Hazen Govcrnmerft will take ithoreupon, whether to permit them 'to stand or recommend dismissal. IThc St. John Globe says it seems 'to be pretty generally taken for

t l

gran ef that no opposition will be otlererl to any oppointments, pro-l

_vided the new ohlce holders are men% fitted to fairly discharge the duties; imposed on them. l

The St. John Telegraph, whichi

strongly supported Mr. Hnzen in the

election fillers no editorial opinioii in 8 the premises but prlntso lc.ip'it».h; from Montreal, mentioning that' _Premier Robinson is on his way tol Ott:-iwu where it is understood hcl will seek ndvicc of the federal leadersf

rciliirding nplioiritments. The opin-in ion of "ii lenrliiig French Liberal ly member" is quoted to the effect tliatgn

Sir Wilfridivlll udvisc Premier Roi)-WE |inson to get out of ofllce at once, und uhove all to nnike no posthu-

l

nn be built for ten millions, “us

Gm-ernment had been defeated the only 'wny of keeping faith with

_ “_ wns_ h(,we\.er_ within the pre, Prince Edward lslnnd." Thut is the

L

nly way. Mr. Wright is ii Libcrnl

iherals nezircr this longitude.

_As it is, the good and hiid,

i ln n kiinlly way. _

'There behind her smiling niien, l In her twinkling eyes.

_Purpose true is ever seen,

: Seriousncss lies.

'Hers the tender mother's touch

and quite puts to shame some of the' Easlllif flll flisl-FOSS; ‘

l’l‘caching, c'cn though smiling much ;

Moiililing with caress.

~Johu Kendrick Bangs.

L _g

11.1.;

.AS

_..._

___ in L_

.:l'

dv; '

/

`i_Z5Am.= /uanfrf '

-sr-gy

K- i 4 `_r \ .Euan .TnAii\l,iN.Gf

|;.ol§5,i;-n

Superior Model-"Tile Corset without 3 llll/3|", sold in all good §tores through-

awnrd D & A I-‘erm Training Corset_Slyle 575.

llil?lilllil0N C0ltSE'ilC0., Manuiaclnrers, in-eller. Montreal, 'ioronio

_" `_».`_\ _`\\l| _ , . l ' . `

v - - _ in _ Iuui ._ UMEN

/ r nm will be stylish if you .mr rn, T.

_ out Canada. .

_ °' No iiout woman has ever yet reduced her ab-

K domen with comfort and perfect safely, hy the '

_ , _ use of any corset except the "D & A” N0. 575-

i _ lt is impossible to accomplish similar reiulls hy`

, ._», , FQEQIRING any other metliocl-there il no substitute for this

sine _____', Ren

`“ 0/5 'M19 l Price: $3.50 o

_.I _

gr§"‘Biiy 11 “'I‘rcss"Hat at Bi'own’s.

'l‘hou-rnds upon thousa. ds o ds. o‘ elegant dress goods and

ppreclation by swift purchasing. I you deire style, satisfaction 'id economy purchase your dress oads here. .\ll Trninor & Co. \ ' ' 3-iid3-

f--- _ ._-l ‘ __ _ L__________._ . -\_

lniuicusc variety and Low prices niailcs choosing' easy' al this store.

r. vi :i

~ -‘M

1

‘_ 'lhc swcllest ever seen in Clizirlottetoivii are here.

folding go carts!

See the cute little carts with the

L See' our

_J . English Buggy tops. See the

swell rattan ,carts complete with

‘J

.` 'u| » `

_,$2

_ 'Prices $1

Vliirk. F urn

/

every improvement.

T - ~~~~~ -'iCapc Boots

wi-:`o.\:icso.»\\', imgti-I rr. I

The New G

QQ to $3.00

'FiSHEllMEll»

lccstume cloths are all reidy or: our if you want `

helves awaiting your selcction,'

. I .

and difficult indeed would lt he to L _

fini a ini e beautiful or derirable g

ssrrlnicnt. Everything that is fashionable is well represented; ggi; ;, pair of Goff & Cols and the ladieszire showing Il1eir_ I __<t _ . I

3 li)ll1C lil"i( 6, \\ I El llg It

Fish Boots

Berlin ltiibbcr Boots , .

otl1cr.'Keep your feet dry. See iiznue on bottom.

alilllilif & lil]-l

drwstf . '

New

Spring Goods by S,_ S. Enipress and other __ _i to the port of Halifax, Silks, Flowers, Mrllinery, H&_l?S»'. .R1bb0I1S.~ Bm-G broidei'ies,‘coniprise the hulk of this lot. We h,ave. elso _received 49 packages via the follo-.viiig Steamers: . ' 'Q ' '

. . _ . .,

Ten- Prizes, Value

` “ < l,:iui‘cuii:ui ` I

‘ . fr

sooo

ln Furniture

'”/Q fc

74 paclia

_ I§.\'..‘=.S Knppailiaiiiiocki package

I it 2 "

Craiupirni

' ` luuisiain i “

..

“ Kuiiziivlln I

“ Qilicrimi ' 3

ra

\

I

in

“ ~ l‘i'clori:iii _'go

Si. john City lo “

LIMERICK

Tliougli versed in dry goods and fur|ii_

ture lore, .

James Paton loved water galore.

lie enjoyed the =hip`s motion

Ninety times crossed the ocean.

~».ra»nn:-~~~~»~».»~|»|u»¢¢~¢¢.\n¢¢¢

S of New Goods llro ni _England and Scotland.

James Paton & Co.

If" .__-1'

eg---ie# ____.__ _ l--- - . -» --- --~ --_ - ' '

nH».»¢¢ou¢o_»._- `

r....ii°.3".f.‘rr.§':.“;‘;'..“r:.il‘:5r‘rz;'la.'sz.... ii liwsfmflls

_ As It Grew it Prospered '

_ lin-miie ` .\.~.~|~|~ .\~~i|r.in\'c l|i`l~`iii-or

Q ' ~ ': ' :<" l|;'.:ci,\' $l?i.lllll.l\'l

i .' . ._ Nil, L ... ` ifriiiavi 7.<»||.1|||» :u..‘4!l0.2J

, lem < lim

-:_ui|fs»n= i.'».oi:.:-.»'i 1i~i.>‘»»7<r.l. l.T:io_~gl;~_' - :ll|.:i'21»_:i4l.'» i||T.li\‘<I.ll.i

P..|lcyhoiders Share in this Prosperity

` N. li, Iii i905 thc Caiiridai Life i'epreseiitnii\'e.~a $3, ;'}2,o;.o.

paid Policvlioldcrs and their

All other tziiizirliziii Coiiip:niic:~', t\\'ciit_\'oiiciii iliiiiilicr,

. paid $i,954.ooo-

It wo i`ri I-c well for you to

teuiplzitiiig lifc iiisumiicc.

W. T. Burrows, Snmm=:rsi`de

W. P. Callahan, Ehbsfleci.

4 3 5dmv\ i`r\\'l`lyr

hc-:ir this in iuiiid when c ii- .

W.K.Rogei's Manager P. ii.i. Brfvicli,

SEWING eMACH.lNES

SEWING MACHINES

The Sewing Home

__The Wor|d's Greatest Sewing Machine.

The working parts are of the best~ case hard ened steel ll '

has ball beziriu autoiiiatic lift double feed and solid ii'i'rt

Eutaxia

liull sisior uf lirululln 2.07 3-I. ll:--t-vinlcd from 1\1lsuR\i~sul, Grseii Meinl-

luin Multi. \\'ooilliinc. Vvliilu. linroid, Elect lo|\i'<'i', l‘lln| .lr. ,\inrc>~, \Vo<\di'n|'i\ Mulnlirlnn, 2. '_’l l-‘L Hiiliixln (Dunn of Aria 2.25 1-I I-2 in in l.llT. .»\\~oi-nge lr 2.15. Tuko ill

ui -ner o|'Ti'|\r-ravi Sivcdcii. fliil brother of _-\a|\iii-i uliiiosl. .\| uia (2) li‘2.'£2. l»'1in Lil). I-4 in Iirl soc. lull sivllor nf .-\qilirl. and ull irotterN.l hy lllxpi-.lltlon ‘LIIIIH lst dinn lilvcniideidam o' l{i1~i|iiii,'.l.u7Il~I. i<1\'e|~|iioiid ‘.l.‘!| l-4)|1`.ri»|2.24l»4 by \\'ouiiforll Mnniln-lno'l,2l l-2.'2|nl dum \'a`i-Qidani ofhonl \'ni'n1l. lil l-I \'nilr‘ qu 2.2!! l-4. Vodn ti- :!.‘21.l_by ll iuiblctonlnn lil. ’l`lis (irent Fountain ilcnii ol' Trotting Speed. Iirid ilani Veiius (doin of Viirii \'a.e.~iai~ und \'~eapci~ Bell Alliirout. Brood Mui-o~) by Aincrioan.~tur ll. This is tho bree(l~ i L: of .\i ulri »nu tho da\ii's Hiiio und you can

gel ii lirluz foul fmin Arpilrl tThu coming' Sire of Fi|tiii~ity' Winnorril or only llétllil or

$10.00 vusli when niai(-pls bred.

J. M. .\'[ HOLSO.\‘. Owner

202 Korit St.

2 - l‘1d\\'i~iiit- if (Jhai~lottei.owii

'~ P <1- what lin You Gel

Also the New Raymond, Newlwillioiris and . /

New ldua inzicliiucs

New Sowing machines as low ns $18.50. We sell the same uiacliiuc

nt thc some price as sold by inziil trdcrjioiises a_bro:id. - You sec thc

machine be‘oi'e paying your mon y.

Good sccouil lmiid .~ie\vin_q uincliincs, from $5.oo up. '

MILLER BROTHERS

_ Kent St. Next door

to A. iloriic S: Co. V

Mui. ORDERS Pizorivrcv ArreNoEo 10. f

4lin\\'fi'|n\\'f\i' i

i

‘.

. A. Mclailli K 1'. linmild .\ioi{lnn|ini\ . McLEAN 5 McKIN!l/UN.

Barrisiera. Attorneys-ai-Law.

Brown Hinon. '..‘hArlui,l4:l.nw

@__,____,_.#,,,l_.;_____.._..,-,

Sanitary

'Plumbing ,

Let us te‘l \yoii how

little it will cost to in- stall asysteni of' up-to- V date san tary plumbing _ in your home. 'Do you

have up-to-diitie .plumb- ing in your home is one of the greatesi\lu_xu_ries. We carrythe v`ery latest fixtures in stock ' ' ' .

approve of luxu.rfes?'I`o "

» -=

._-..._ .. ._-._v

. .‘ _

Fall and Wmibr

. 0 ` , . ' Suits ,_an_d .

Ovéicoais

You cnunot do beller than

pllico your wants in our tnilor shop. _ if it -is a big order or a smalionc, we will glvcit pains-

taking attention. We guarantee satisfaction.

C. Alex Brown

, L USTOM TAI LOR . ._ Gomer il the-oi-ge and .Kant Soc

%luirlutieto'w||.

,nnummu uofrice

Wrighil

’g C0..

‘BEER C- WEEKS Proprietors ,

urtrra oiiirmiay

Barrimn mm auorinn-an-im.

'/r

elf'

Get our prices j, they

will interest you. ` _

Fred il, - Traiiiqr, Grafton Bt.

The ann at ’ iieral ti of th holders df' tg: Tei|;lilin!;¥Con1 eiiiyaiif :_‘rin‘c;"_l§d_i;iir_:l lélam. will be bein! the

¢¢ l . ` .

lo`t.’te!ovni.on' W:dil?`»d)::lh%"fil’hlsdaCh;f

March, i908 at the hour of 8 o‘clock l¥.M. for election of directors and the tra

sriirnrrnm mnarir ncmm errno _ . _ _ r . - “W-

Dnn. Hi I lilll ‘lion ofgenenil businua Bi ned

igpgyplggg. dn-vlfll i ' _ . 3 MI »'.~ V ' " `.,,_ W.i\.\llF_NFIELD

0rvimi~Banlr .\‘o\~n cotta ¢-.tanihua ,_ __y,, 3 ff »Genl. Mgr _

__ _ ,_ '~ _ is V, _. _. ' _

_ `!~'/fl lf: ' U 7 ' ` v r ir il ‘ ` l' ' ffr.7<!8r>-i:=Hlls4§yiin¢|@;1iil[z!l%*gli§!Jff¢'1f°°»i“l\f~ r I

tln Pay llay

iust enough to carry you. until the next, without' a dollar to spare ? 'l`h'en this' offer of the International Co rcspondence Schools is VITAL to you ? If you will indicate on the-coupon below your 'choice 'of an _oc- cupation, this great institu- tion will sliow you how you can , vi ithoiit neglecting your present work,leavin g home. or distressing yourself tin- nncinl y, qualify yourself for a hiqli position and in good salary. » f

Charlottetown Office

»

International Correspon-

. - dence Schools, ‘

Box 66! Charloitliowli _P.lI.I. . |15 crm si.

Please explain, without

further obligation on_ my part, holv I can qualify for t laiger salary in the posi- ion before which I hav marked X.

negr-

_ NIM! --rir0.....-¢~¢~¢..»-zpfrrao v ' 4 - .- '_ 'g.`¢ - B\.i°Ml\|ldNhM\fii'i -.rr.‘.,_.4.i1----