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i_ ‘THE (1-JARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PiiA1sEiroa'ri-iaaicvcnis.

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Tlllfl \\{(lllLl) S LIVE STOCK AND WHEAT,

c 'li out Rod

Our dollar special

split bamboo is a dandy at the price. Two tops, cork grip, well bound and finished, each in a. case.Good enough for any body to fish with. ]u.st what is 'wanted as

an extra rod. ll

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Our flies are made to mir order in England, _

You can depend on them. 5 cents each.

Extra Tips

We have a large as-

sortmetnt at dificrent prices.

i J. G. Jnvnrson.

DRUGGIST `

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"Shirt waist*-, attractive beraiise

no dainty. hciai,ii<i> so lv"-“-ll. <10 lZ‘“"d. so low priredi. li-a\i::e no 'nccoiiiinz_~ berau-=_=e so :=iua_r_t so rhraii. i`atoii`::,

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“l\laa\’lificent. if! thc wnifl that dec..

,~,1i,¢_; /(hir, i~olc\11al piirrliase iii lawn wnists direct from tlii- mnlzer, iiiany of |_h,».m Mp i,L»_1,,qr hall price but the mF,k,,|. w`Bn¢¢,\ \~1~v _iiion"v and wo. “-Bnqefl the goods. l‘aton'i:_ Zilltlrltl.

~_,\n._,ii,€,~ gf,»..il \va\.»=t ullel' ’~\n\u'“

row -iust eiioiigh lor t‘.‘§"’ Z<‘f‘ll hC'§Y“' selling. Special ladies' \\`é\_lf=lf`- -f\“» lin not bother niaking \\'a\==li= when _viiii can get them so clt€Hi‘- 'VB' '_,;.,,',3_ ' ';i2ud5i.

lhe late.t tausu au Statistics

liloiitlily is-:uclil fiom Ottawa con-

of whifat prodlared in the principal c~uiit\ici= of the world, according to the latest available statistics. For inntaiirc:

ln rattle llrilxish india comes first

with over T7 uiillioii head, followed

b_\ thc l‘nill‘d Staten witll till mil- liiiiis, lliissin ffl! millions, Argentina

.3'.l niilli~\ii:_=, lieriiiany 20 millions,

ifiaiicc It niillioiis, the llnited liiiig- diini it iiiilllono, Australia 10 mil-` lions. t`aun<la 'I iiiillioiis, Mexico 5 niilli-ins.

ln lioisrs liiissia leads with 'Jil

iniliirins, fu`ilo\\'cd by the United States with 15| millions, Argeiitiiia 7, tlermany il, Fraiire Ji, Canada, the ltiiited Kingdom and llungary`.l mil- lirins each. _

Lu :ilieep Nustralla hradi; the list

with 8'/ millions. thcn Argentina 67, Viiiterl States 57, the llnited Kinr- doiii ill, New Aealaiid $2, India I8,

taluc. tables giving ‘thc numbers of

dfiiiif'=ti<' aninin.li:. and the quautity|

Chili 5, and Canada Zi millions.

in the number of swine the United

States has a strong lead with 47 millions, followed by Germany with 23:, Russia I2. France 7, Hungary 5, no other nation having four millions. t`anada's total of swine in something

under three millions.

. The United Kingdom, india, Vana-

da, Australia and New Zealand to- geihei- have ioa,1iri,1is5 carrie, 1,.sz4.» R47 horses. 163,168,663 sheep and 4,483,448 swine.

In the prodlietioii of wheat liussin

leads with 785 million bushels, with the llnlted States a close second, (lthcr large wheat-growing coiintries in the order of next largest produc- tion are F`raut'e, British India, (lan- nda. italy. Spain, Germany, Argon tina, Hungary, Australia, Great Britain, Roumania- and Austria.

'l`lie total wheat crop of British ln-

dia, Canada. Australia, Great iliit- ain, New Ymaland and (laps t‘olon5 taken togetlier was last year 580,- 387,621 bushels, which comes 200 mil-

l`r\\i:\\ay IR. Franrt* 17, Spain I5, lt»i\_\' ll, ticrmariy 7, lioiiniaiiia 5,

lion bushels short of the wheat. crop of lluasia for the same year.

\\'ilFRi<1 tlllll RAILWAY lH_il<TS

In connection with what was said

_in tlitcsc rolunins a few days ago

about this l’ro\'iiirr and the Prince

I-iilwai-il island Flanlway not recei\'- ing diir frcdit for the business origi- nating* here and which passes over the lntcrcolonial Railway, the foi- lijiwiuz tinures talrcn from the Audi- tor (1-vnei'al‘s rcpvort for lfltlil are sug-

gr<=ti\`t'..

The r\ai1r-ei\r;ei- and liright earnings

ol the l"rinre l<1fi’a'arfl lr-land Railway for the y-car were $ZRfi,l>iR4_li5.

'l`lie earnings cr<~.ilite<l to Point du

\`hene for frciulit were JiZili,21l‘.l.;'ill and

ifoi- pii.\i<i=|ii:er.~; $2,163.58, a total of

l.~;;s<1,-iisu.is.

The earnings credited to l’ictou

were for lrfnlrght .$104,028.70 and for

passengycrs $31,345.58, making a total if-i $13b.374.Z8.

Piftoii Landing was crcclited with

NUT GET DUE CREDIT.

freight earnings of $18,468.31 and pau- senger earnings $1,lZl..'i0, a. total of $111,591.41.

Taken together the passenger and

freight eainiiigs of l-‘ietou Station, the handing and Point dut"hene were $187,427.85.

According to this showing Picton

and Point du Phcnf: earned on pas sengers and freight within $98,000 of an much as the entire Prince Eidward Island Railway.

Nobody will believe that until it is

estnhlished on better evidence than we have _vet seen. And it looks pret- ty clear that if the island liailway were credited with its icgitiinate earnings (now credited to Point du (`henc and Picton), as would be the case if the Government. Railways were treated as one system, tliere wuiild no longer be a deficit on P.E. island Railway account.

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'\m Mail Drder Bargains

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Slrong Enameled iron Beds 2.00 I

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, beds, like aboierin f-iiarriczled snow

si/.cn as folliwwii; 3 ll. _i ii Ii un lic-;,

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No |000--Price $2.00

No |000-_Strong saiiihirjv iron

white, heavy po.';l'; :uid fillirc., in

4 ii. i ll o in» lieii. Q." \-....9 while they last, only . . . ... `

N05|B-A f-plelidul value. l\eA\'- ”`

ily enaniailvil in '-iio\\'\’ while. lu~4\'y

posts and lilii-iw, lii.i~~.'. <.i|»-:_ -;i,f.»<,

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No I2 --An attractive bed, heavy, strong and splendidly finished in while

enamel, a wry nite design fittt dp with four heavy brass knobs. Sizes _3 ft,

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at rock bottom prices.

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Nop 24 --Price 3.25

_ 3ft6 inches,and4ft. ()|_1ly......._......._._........

Every home in the land should

be furnished with sanitary Iron beds. Our special mail order bargain prices place these modern style beds within the reach of evcry per- son. We sell IRON BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES-in fact, furniture of every sort,

' COMPARE our prices with those of any

store at home or ABROAD and be convinced that its to your advantage to purchase here. '

'L i if i tractive style -- strong,

,if i durable and handsome.

Fitted with four heavy

brass knobs, heavy posts and fillers. In sizes 3 fi,

_fro in nd4 ft. éur priceaouly..._.. 3

BEER & V\'EEK':`

No Z4 .- Another at-

bute to the bicycle and its rider. Pa- trons of the wheel flu-d in it much the same advantages of exercise and fresh air as others get by riding on horse- back or playing on the goll links. Sir James Whitney, Premier of Ont- ario, travels to and from his office on a bicycle. We _quote the World:

"'l‘he bicycle is still the most. use-

ful aa well as the cheapest aid to man, woman and child in getting nhout. lt'ls a rubber-tired motor, but the only engine in it is in the rider; it is ever so much lighter and inueh' more reliable than the flying machine. The rider is his own much- inist. It goes where neither automo- bile nor flying machine, nor horse and buggy can go. It has the speed of the trolley rar at its best; you can leave it anywhere and it will not run away; it needs no gasoline or cn- ergy from a wire. A man can walk with one at a 20-foot stride; his weight is taken oil the feet; it invi- goratrs an well as serves as ri wh- irle of travel. And a man who keeps himself in trim for B bicycle and keeps his macliiuc in good shape is about the most tit individual we linve----a man who keeps himself at the bicycle standard ia a useful citi zen and a 'public asset."

THE RECENT RAILWAY A(}(llDl§N'l`

Fatal accidents on thc tlovernnient

llailways are fortunately rare and passengers travel over these lines with a sense of security that is well ioiinilcrl, due to the care of capable and experienced officials and the ex ccllcnt permanent way. 'l‘his renders more remarkable the head-on colli- sion that occurred the other day at Na\i\\'ii:e\\‘auk Station, 15 miles this side of St. John, between two pas- seiirzer trains. Une railway man was killed nnd others had narrow escapes, liut no passengers were seriously hurt.

It is clear that some one had blun-

dereil. The tirst telegraph accounts piibliuhecl here placed the blame on the Maritime Express, for not taking the siding, The coroner'ii jury, how ever. seem to have placed the blame upon thc i=ub\iri.\an train, It seeina strange indeed that any question should arise as to which of two trains should take the siding in crossing each other at a specified point. No doubt the matter will be liilly investigated by the railway authorities and the hlamc placed wlicrc it properly belongs.

l"lNl5 GROWING W}‘}A'l`}IER.

In an agricultural country like ours

much depends upon W;-,Ether CUm|i_ tions, alike for individual comfort., the lncilities for cultivation and the Stuwth of crops. This year a wintei ol exceptional iiiilrlness has been fol- l'~\\'cil hy n favorable spring, 'rim mild wiutcr saved fuel in tho homes mid iced for the live stock. 'l`lic lack ol’ heavy frost had also the cflgntiyf aettling the roads and the railway track much cnriier than usual in the

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BEER 8.: WEEKS

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i I Bedroom suite only $1 0.9llX 1

Another Special Mail Order Bargain

No 700---3 piece suite consisting of bed, dresser and

commodc smml. Dresser of hardwood finished in gold-

en oak, has i/jxzo plate mirror, 3 good sized drawers

with brass trimmings. ls well finished throughout, all

_3 pieces are well made and finished throughout--complete

with casters

Dresser . $5.40

i i ` Vi,/I Suitefi pieces with atoclr mirror.... .........i_$|09_0}

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EERWQIWEEKESJ

A lplondld Tonlo A

Builds up the sygfgm ltrongthono tho `

Nluoolol .

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FRIDAY, MAY 27, |910. ' onto World in a brief art- f ‘ ‘

W Will Give 0ne Conn er

Silk and Lawn Waists Today, Friday

This is a collection of dainty silk & lawn waists, n°

\“`\ \\ _"I the largest in the middle of our store up to

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two alike,'and only size 36 We will give you _25 cts on every dollar invested, and give you the best variety ever

shown here.

Scotch Wash Waists '

in gingham wash print, duck& zephyrsbought 'by Mr Paton when in the Old Country and made from Canadian Patterns, also colored chambray aprons.

_ Boys’ Duck 'Blouses

Come in colored combination whiteand duck.

a Sailor llats ~ ~

25:2, 35c, 45c, 6oc, Loo.

CliiIdren’s Wash Dresses

Fit little tots aged from 2 1-2 to 8 years, in colored

cottons and white lawn.

Princess Dresses For June Days

for little misses.

- - Wash Neckwear And Wash Belts

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Men s Fancy Wash Vests All Sizes

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Paton’s. Paton’s Paton’s

sprinir.

.sltm-k have wiiiterr-d well, coming

thriiugli in fine coiidltlon. Grass has rome on early; thus eflncting a furth- er saving in fodd<\.i'. Tlie spring sea~ son, altliougli sorncwliat. cloudy, has been warm, and favorable for seed-

in;:`_opci'atioiiii. Rr-eeiit warni rains have proved most beneficial e;\dT1'r- ccllent for the irrowlli of grass and grain crops. So lar all indications point to a grind year for farmers, owing to favorable conditions which arc altogether beyond human power to control. A cause for general llianklnlness. ' '

lluizle Sain is now proiiiisiiiiz rcvi.

procity ol some sort to Canaida. The Canadian ltliiiisters have sent a rour toons reply i-'tatifng that they were ra- hout to separate for liiilidayn ,md on divers matters _of public iliiiai-iiesa, so that they cannot now give the qucst-ion the consideration its im- portance deinandi;/_ The i"|‘einici' and one or two of lils colleagues will in the iiieantinie visit. the No|‘t.hwe¢st,_ ivhcre the people want a lower tariff. The mnnniacturers in the central Prn- vinees are iiioving to nip t.-he recipro- city nioveiiirint in the bud. The Gov- ernment will have to chnoac. between or cndf~a.voi' to rer~nnr.ili‘. eonll'lcting opinions in this matter. Here in Prince Edward island the lfteling is pretty general in favor of the frecat trade and the lowest tarih we can get.

SOCIALISNI SPREADING

1N f~llS'I‘E`I'l l"ROVINC'E.

i-I/\l1ll~`AX. May 26-The iialior l'ar~

tv for (lunihcrland t_lount.y -ceased to exist an a pol-itlcnl oi~r:,ai\l'/.ation yes- terday nlternooii, alid the Socialist l’nri.y ol' (lannda took its place.

Here Are Your Spring Shoes Sir! 7

Are you in need of

a pair of shoes this spring ?

If you are _ call

around and let us fit you with a pair of either Slater or Ban- ker Shoes.

You will save

money by so doing and besides will have style, comfort, wear.

_ Call to-day.

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Wedding

Gills

in Tea3cta. Bake Dishes,

Fern Pots, Waiters. etc.

'l`hese goods have just

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

G.H. Taylor

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Jeweler

lilllili Bllllsl

A_ Whole Regi- ment of Soldiers Could Not Make You Eat I

Rockwood Chocolates

but if you are a conni. seur on chocolates you

'-‘Eviileiiec accumulates that the.

ilovernment feels very shaky on the subject of the next election," writes thc i'l`oi‘onto Woi'ld's Ottawa corres- pondent.. And there were a good many people a few days ago who were "shaky" on the subject of Hallcy‘s comet, 'l`ha-y have quickly and per- manently recovered.

Hundreds of poems, some of them

written hy the most famous poets ol our time. have been written and printed, as tributes to the late King, lint not one. ol them is quite up to the mark nl Crey'a Elegy or 'llennyaon's Ode on the Death of Wei- lineton. lliiiirlrciln of poems on the l{ing's death have been sent. to the newspapers but not published. The Guardian has received many offerings of this kind. But poetry is high art. ns; orntory is. And many are moved to speak or write who lack essential qualifications.

"Extraordinary sale of 350 fine

$1.00 each. ll‘eg1ilar values at $1.50 to $2.50, in about 21 dainty stylca- see window display. Paton's.

` 5-2\id2l.

“Ice-cold soda water-with pure

fruit. flavors and good rich cream at the Central Drugstore, E. A. Foster, successor to A. W. Reddin, Sunny. side. 5-Z6d~ii.

lawn blouses today and tomorrow at_

"Some fresh new patterns. and shades in shirts iust in. These are some of the ‘nicest shown this ses. son. D. A. Bruce. 5-zgdgf,

"The "Ladles’ Home Journal" and

"Womari's Companion" for ‘June, are now on sale at_Cart.er’a Book- store, both are _excellent numbers and should he in every homo. i5c. per copy. by mall 204;. 5-23d1w.

We guarantee to

thoroughly c 1 ea n your carpets etc with our' vacuum cleaner. Carpets do not re- quire lifting--'I`hey're cleaned right on the floor where they be- long. 'Vacuum' clea-" ner costs less than having carpets lifted and beaten as former- ly and cleans them thoroughly »- Beer Sr

Weeks. 5- 2 7dtf.

ly need it

ii(_(;Wi§.stfii0Grns

I I Look into Your Future Young Man

Are you content to depend upon your friends-to take

what you get or are you a man of ambition ? Don’t stand in your pwn light-look into the future.

Por a few cents a day the Canada Life will step ln with

the ready cash just when you want it. just for the sake of 1 few Of Qhe Pallfy pennies every_day that are wasted you could be insured for all the luxuries of llfe when you actual-

just drop us a card f 1° l '

we have for you. Mall itihroiwiir ‘cu Us regarding the pohcy

Charlottetown Manager P. E. I. Branch

despatch at above mines.

wlllbe delighted with . Rockwood.

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Drummond Coal

Mines.-Westville, N. S.-Shipping Pier, Picton, N. S.

V¢8S€lS_ ff0I!1 P- E. Island now receive prompt

Screened Round, Nut, Run-of-Mine, Egg, Slack

and Coke, of the best quality. ‘

. Prices and orders for cargoes on application to

IIYNDMAN & C0., c LTI)

Charlottetown Wholesale Selling Agents in P. E. I.

Offices 61 Queen Street, Telephone 67,