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- `|’|»|£ '|'[ACH|NG PROFESSION, Ifit asm possible to have it so, we be Mil. His oontrovslly with tho Clnsdisn -

Tile llrst annual report of the new °|u~z|,.|, by women mwhem It Mem, w|;g,\p5gy¢,hg lug; diqgppgintlna-, Hg

Minister ct Education in Ontario shows' ‘ not ,m||k,,|y that by ,muh an N-mngementi had migjqdggd bog; um pmph md gh. that somethings complained of hereare '

equally common in the big Pmvince by

the Lakes. There are more women

teachers than formerly. and fewer first- eiass teachers. lie points out that lu li!i7

the first-class teachers were nearly 40 per ognt of the whole and tllird-class teachers were less than 10 per cent. Now the first class teachers nmke less than 10 per cent of the tot-al and the tllilrl-class are well

up to -ill per cent. Then, in 1807 nearly iii) per cent of the public school teachers

and there is “a greater dcilrtll ui' mascul- I inc ll-acllers of high r|ualiilL-ation than, lhcrc hits in-ell for many yt-ur.~l." We presllmetllai. this rcnlal'k of thc Ontario

Miiiistcroi Iilduralion is of general ap- plicalionln all lin' l’l'u\'illi-es. Regret- tallleas il may sei-nl we do not see tllni.

Lllei~lmnge_iu.~liilles thc pessirlllstic view I ' school are restless under ally of thc misc that has been taken in many _ restraint imposed by the civil qllllrti-l-s. 'l`lll~r\~ is at least something Tile Comlnonwealtll of Australia is government, but in gnmuin ,|11 gm-

that may be said on lhc other side. Tile tllirll-class and second-class teacllcrs of

today have higher scllolastlc attainments and much better training' then those of the same classes forty years atro. That isapartial otiisct. And surely it is not

altogether ll hai thing tllnt so many

young women have found in thc teaching profession a more congenial call- ing than any nf the few to which they were practically limited ill a past gcu- eration.

ii- is ¢`XDlf\l“0li by' 0“0 0f U10 Siill\°l`S Ui worth. One fundamental reason for these

Mr. 1"ull's car»fel-ry memorial that the ,.ew,,.|m{,|m|L.,,me,,, "es in me gxlgencies i

signers are all or nearly all “Tunnel men"

and had in signing no thought oi' llriuring that great project or delaying the early construction cf the work.

having an early experience in regard to the troublesome question of redistribution ofrepresenultloll. Although so brief a time has elapsed since the union was formed the State of Victoria already stands to lose one of its representatives in the federal Parliament while New South Walesscores

afgain of t ro or more. These two Staies have long been rivals. Now it is found that Victoria is losing population while New South Wales is gaining, and so the trouble begins.

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CARPET

Need a carpet, an

oilcloth, any rugs, any

blinds or curtains?

Wc’re here now with

more beautitul house

i-ixings than you ever

saw in one store on the

1 And w1lat’s more we know how to sew and lay

a carpet better than most people.

Our carpet sewing machine cost a lot of money,

matches carpet perfectly,

which cannot be done in hand sewing.

It sews your carpet in an hour, no long waits

seams are almost always

while somebody is fooling away your time. The

impossible to see; in hand

sewing the seams are vis

away.

ible a big part of a inife

We will sell, cut, sew

and lay your carpet in 2

hours any time you're re

than others can-and don’

too.

We know what we ca

we know how to do.

ady, and do a better Job

t forget we do it cheaper

n do, and we can do what

If there’s anything you need or your house

needs come in today and make us prove our state-

ments. _

Prowse

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not always been appreciated at their

of military training. Tile army is in its naturea despotism. Discipline rests on

unquestioning obedience to the higher

military authority. Men trained in thai.

affairs, whether civil or military

must. he conducted according tothe well\ understood wishes of the people. Lord Dundonaid could notlhave his own way in Canada, and he chafes. The Govern-

ent. of Canada had thelrway,n.s they

needs must have, even if it is not the best

way, and they rest. content.

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THE JAPAN ESE TARIFF.

As Japan is our next neighbor across

the Pacific, and we have a direct steam- ship line connecting, the Japanese tnrii’i` is a matter of some interest to our

people. Japan has a general tariff, which is not a very high one, but is varied ae-

cordlng to the articles, ranging on the average from 15 to 20 per cent. About ten years ago Japan made trade 'conventions

with fourcou'ntries,Great Britain, France,

Germany and Austro-Hungary, by which, as far as tariff’ is concerned, she fixed l specifically the duties on certain articles

looming from those countries. making them, in a general wav, from one-halt to

two thirds of what the ordinary duties arc.Tliese lists of articles comprise almost entirely uianufnctured goods. In each ot the treaties, however, there is what is

called the “most favored nation clause," so that if any one of the countries nmned la given a lower rate of duty than one of the others on any of the speciiled articles all four countries get lt.

In the treaty with Great Britain provi- sion was made for the Colonies to come in

on like terms with the Mother Country provided they desired to do so within two years. This limit expired in 1806 before

Canada had made the necessary applica- tion, and down to the present Canada does not enjoy the advantages of the British treaty. It is hoped that the Do- minion may yet be permitted to come ln, as it has been learned that the Japanese Government is not disposed to prevent such an arrangement, which would apprlrentlyhe to the advantage of both

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Itis high time 'those promised band

concerts on the Square were begun.

Many tlinusnnlls Ili Canada have leani-

ed with regret of the continued serious

illness ot Sir Charles Tupper.

The question of the transfer of the two

little Danish West India islands to the United States is again to the front. The

people are dissatisfied with their present status. They have more trade with the United States than' with Denmark, and apparently desire to change their sling- lance. They are not pi-otltsble to Den- mark and if li fair price could be agreed upon the world would have no good res- son to object tothe bargain. '

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COMING EVENTS.

City Connell masts on the second Mon. day In such month. Dr. F. F.1Kelly Mayor; W. W.0lsrke. City Clerk.

(S. 0. E. Next. meeting of Lodge Prince Edward In on Tuesday evening .lune27th. RedR»oseDsgros

_V llinnfd'u Linimcni lor sale everywhere,

Kind Words never die; neither will they lmsp the wnlf from the door. Rand The ‘ Mutual Life of New York sdvt.. filohotllti oolulnn.) - - Bel N,

Invictus hoes f -Alloy

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lievelt would be bettertlmt our boys Government resulted in his dismissal ' shouldnt mined by men teachers and and hiv nrrealto bbs Cunldlln nwvle

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ourglrlsgrow tobe more womanly wo- ter,we think, had hs'q\ll°l»|.Y l°°0Pl»°l| " l" ~ ” T msn. Possibly, too, the dlsclpllneofour the situation sud devoted himself on schools has suffered somewhat-although his return to England to the duties ot his this will he questioned -from the subatl~ Dl'0f°8Bl0ll- Ili Dl°D0\‘¢l°ll W |58 ll\U|lM’¥ tation of so large g proportion of women needs and the gravity ol the interests ln- Ior the men who were formerly engaged volved there is perhaps greater call for in teaching. But eren il we are to admit military reform in The‘Mother Couritry ,all this, there has been some gain in an- than in Canada. But Lord Dundonnld other way. The average feminine tedch- cannot forget the rebufis he met with cr has gained very much in onlerly habits on this side of the Atlantic and has taken of life, ln self~control and in the power to the occasion of a public banquet in Lon~

W€‘l‘€ H10" llllll 40 P01” Celll- \\'0lll0Il- NUW lntiucnce othcrs,by her preliminary trail- don to betate Sir Frederick Borden and the woulcn t-clwllvrs lllllkv "D fully 75 vcr I ing and hy her experience la teaclllng and the Canadian Government in good set

celli of the t0lal~ Th!! L‘Xl>0l`i0l\¢l‘-\ 0f0i~|l1'l‘ icontrolling ll school. In most 'cases our' terms. `

Provinces and States »='lw\\' Sllllllnr:schooima’ams, attera tow years become This will not harm any one in Canada chaagcsduringtliepast 'thirty or forty' wIves,aad in almost all such eases their materially. We are accustomed to be ycals. iinlproved capacity in the home becomes lnlsundeifstood by the military nlen whom

T|,,.,~,. ,.|,,,,,ge., ,Vere not ,,;,,,(..| at or iappzirent. lsitnot. worth somcthingto the British Govomment has sent t.o us

,,o,,,,|,|_ for in thc ,.,|u,,,,ti,,,,u| |,,,|;¢_y of the country to hlivo solnany women ill from time to time, nearly all of whom any I’ro\'incl~. 'l‘l\i‘y have conlc about I’-V our homes who hmm hm] the “N571 Ni' IUWB R05 "W0 i»l`0\|bl° with the Clif" lm' a process of evolution which has been at "|\l\l1\B6 Dfllllvilllt Nllillillb HCIIOOI before thorities lu Canada. Very probably they work in many lands. The feminine iillel’ i11r¢lllD6wl\’esnlld mothers? wo have been somewhat misunderstood

school teachers have conle in great force, | . and their well-meant suggestions have

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STOCK OUOTATIONS.

Closing Prices June 21. June 22. Atchison . 821 ' Stii Copper...... 80§ B1; BtR.T....._ . . 005 Baltimore. . . 1103 C.P.R.. 1511 ' N. Y. Central. . . . . 1425 Erie . . . . .. ilil illinois Central.. ... 165* Louisville and Ns. . . . 147 Manhattall _ . _ . _ . . _ . Iii.-1 Metropolitan 1253,

illlfl 1375 il()

00! nil 152;. 144;

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127 loo; ian; 905

Missouri Pacific. . .. Pennsylvania. . . . . . .

Reading . . . ._

Sugar __ 137 Southern Pacific. . _ . (Htl (HB -` St.P»»ul _ . . . . ... 175.5 1765 Union Paclflc........ 12-ii 121A U. S. steel .... 201 :lol

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U. S Sicel I’re‘f‘d.. Dominion Steel . . . . Domlnloll Steel l’rf`d Doul. Steel Bonds. . . Dominion Coal Twin City . . . . .. .. Colorado Fuel _

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TRADE AND_SH|PP|NG.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. i

June 22 ar: Baltic, McI.aine, Sydney;

West/ern Light, Venn, Summerslde; S. S. Electra, Dewar, Montague; Lizzie A. McRae, Arlsaig, N. S; Minnie Bell, Pollard, Northport; Lochlel,- Smit-h, Shedlac, N. B; S. S. City of Ghent, Mc- Ncvin, I-lalifax;S. S. Polino, Belang:-r; Montreal; Swallow, Reid, Pugwash. June Zi uid: Ella B., Jllmmo, Chatham. .Inna 22, S. S. Europa, Smith, Port

Morien; Baltic, McI.nine, Port Hastings: Minnie Bell, Pollard, Northport; S. S. Electra, Dewar, Montague; Lochlei, Smith, Picton; Henry, Nickerson, Sydney;S. S. City oi Ghent, McNevln, Snlllnlcnlcle; Swallow, Reid, Pugwash; t S. S. W. M. Weathcrspoon, Caiuphell.‘ Picton. i

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Mina:-d'| Liemcni Cures Dmdruii. .

Iron0x Tablets are sale at the

Apcthecurles Hall. ' 7dtf

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are s certain cure for billions attacks, habitual constipation,

headache, skis eruptions, etc., etc. They are mil , rt cer- tain in action. bottle should be in every home.

-Price age Uoltll, T ` Prepared sud sold by

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Trimmed,,,IIats, Ilali Price. Unirimmcd Hats, Ilalf Price. A

ILLINERY TRIMMINGS IIALF PRIC

M_en’s Ready-Made Suits, Iialf Price. Twecds, all kinds, One-Third Off. _

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE

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kinds of “ready-to-ap-

ply" roofing that will

stand the wear and

ware lin, iid.

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Excelsior_Liie Insurance Com-

piilly,

Head Oiiice, Toronto, Some Salient Features from Report of 1904-

Insursnce in force . . . . .. S ,6i6. ,

incresle. 24 ner cast. $i,47h.I9l.87b98 3

New Insurance issued. . 52,1-l8.l57.oo lscreuet 26 per cell, S609 956,15

Cash Income, Preniiums, ‘

Interest, etc.. . . . . . _ . $18 . 6. r

lureue, 26 per cent, $67,566.89” 5

Total Expense. Payments

to Policy-holders, etc. . $166,931.19

Interest Revenue alone more than pays Dcsili Claims. Desi! claim durlq yeu $35,517.00 Rate per r,<.oo means Insurance in force 5.56 per cent.

Average annual Death

Rate 14 years, 2% mos-3.54 per moo

The lowest me so record for ny to-pusy ' of uma sn

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lscruu, ll ppocout. $|l0f]I‘vl274 49

Total Assets for licy- holders security: tml. fl,z5,?.2x6.o5 sm la mf; com .1 inn ny, .dung lncrvn.

Not Surplus on Policy-

hilofl Muni $184.14! I6

Reserves for seven yesn on Hui. table,

Interest ut gg( per cent.

Interest earn on mean Net Assets Ml por wut.

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CIIAS. J. "MITCHELL,

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Household _ ‘ Ne|:essar|es~

Nicely cured Bacon. . . i4c Cholcecreaniery Butter 22c Nicely blended Tea. . . .zoc 4 qts Cranberries. . . . . .25c Apples per peck .. . . . .25c

Jas. Kelly & Co; ,

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Disinfccting

Effe¢tive, Safe, Economical,

__ Having installed su u -to-date Tariusldehyde Generator, wgldt Q; ¢ -erfect Gennlclde ~ _.:.:'.;'.'.‘:,'_:..:"'?':z.°z’..‘°...2.':'."':.°.*.. '£11'-‘:::'.~. turning I qirvurlintiou il infected with the lm vf "7 Nvlgjiw slum, ultima mlm -4 1°! who ll cu, in-asmnu or lamlmg,

All wort dose under the supervision of any .'::.'.‘:‘:1‘.r:'i‘..':'::.'.:»1t.°.‘r.'.t“""'°"°° '~f-'-

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The linen worn by c her people. Other dpoople can see thc linen YOU wear How o you wish to have them see it! Inl‘eri r aundry work makes good linen look

poorf lsvenpoor linen looks well when done up by us. T ‘o boat test is a tr-laL

A. F. WEBSTER, Stariteam Laundry.

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ATTEND. CONROY’S _ GREAT

SP0l CASH Discount Sale

;-,of all boots and shoes in stock. " ~ sUNNYs1ms~.. V Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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nice line of Ladies’ Purses and Handbags. We have some exceptionally good values in hand bags- Call ilndlet us show them to you.

ELLIS

The Druggist

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Custom 'l'allorlng,_Gcn\fs Fur- nishings, Bats, taps,

ietccp ' Sin:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear. »

Our cloths are .im :ted from

the very beat mauui):ctufers in England, Scotland and "Ireland and include: i _ `.

Worateden lianry Suitinga, Vicunus, ' Sergenl ‘_ Tweeds, Trowserlugl, ‘

And fancy Vest Cloths. ' Overcpatlugs in Vicuuu,.Ralu-

proof and fancy Worsteds.

We can guarantee satisfaction

in me cutting, fitting sud maize up of our clothing. .p _

We invite you io cs‘i and ein-

amine the stock and believe va will be able to Init you. ~‘

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