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$8.50 each. _

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coast to Boston, thence inland through Worcester, S.'pringfield,_§ol_y-1 ore, and Northampton, and `6n ni? way, or in various cities' has met' many Province people and Ameri- cans with whom he conversed in Hie- gard to reciprocity. The opinions expressed were many and varioue» The general result may be, however, summed up briefly in the statementj that the trade agreement occupiesa. much larger place in the Canadian mind than in that of the American.» ln New Brunswick one is aslard what hc thinks of reciprocity. In New lilngland he has to inquire what oth-1 1-rs think, or he will rarely hear the subject mentioned.

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itcd the subject frequently came un~ der review. There were many who think it may be a good thing, or that it ought to he so. There are many who are squarely opposed to it. Generally this division follows pretty closely along party lines. yronouncecl Liberals pretty generally favor it and pronounced Conserva- tives oppose it. We did not Lind any of the latter who favored it at all,

though we believe there are some Conservatives wlio accept it as a measure of possible advantage. Even among pronounced Liberals there seemed to be no cntliusiusrn, mid a

quite an ztppnrciit willingness was evinced to have the American Sciiittc

flirtlicr iieccssity of co11sidc1'ing it.

'l’lir-_ opinion was quitc frcoly ox-

-prcssrll tliut tlic Llrivwnnient, would iiilniid s'l|'oiigm' with the people if rc-

lliiwi-il of the reciprocity ngrcemciit, mill ivu found some ivlio bclicvcd it

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WITHGUT liESlTANCY

buy our coal. They know ii good thing when they see it, and know that our coal izivi-s cvcry satisfact- tion, any time and :ill tho time it':i uscd. For cookiiiz or licnting pur- poses it's equally satisfactory.

A. Pickard & Co’s

Phone 240.

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LII/ERY STABLE

1". w. niinnizs.

Having leased thc prcniiscs occupi-

ed by the late G. Arthur ldsscry, 60 Grafton Street, and having purchas-

ed his liorscs, carriages etc, I nm in

sltion to cater to thc ililic and

B D0. . . pl can give first class single and double turnouts. Priccs moderate. Phone 294.

F. W. HUGHES.

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\\"li:it :1 joy tlicy are to the

cliildrcn on their suunuer va- cation. _

VVliy, it uialces _vou cool to

see lliciii, and thc children all Soy llif-v`re tlic next best thing to being trul_v barefoot

Vile sc-ll llie “NON RIP".

None others can touch it, nor give :is good satisfaction.

Sizes:--li f iris 3 to 7 900.

Cliild's 8 to io 51 .oo.

Youths or Misses 11 to 13

$1 zo

\woi1lil be `1tWirl1<2<I thing lol' both coun- lti-ivs if put into'cll`ect,"`li\lt. ivlioatill Xliopi-il that it might lic defeated at

;Wo:»'l1i1igtoi1 in order that thc l.uui'ier ,lioi'i=i'ii1iu\_|it iiiight not hc needlessly

or relation to the reciprocity agree- 'fneitl "The 'New"’Engle.nd newspapers

only at rare intervals mention reci-

subjects is treated as of more im- portance. Congress may pass lt, 'or more probably may reject, or may amend- lt, which would amount to thesame thing. But it is only one in twenty who cares anything about it, To the masses the agreement is only a pawn in the political game. We met some farmers and more espe- cially some fishermen on the trains or boats who were quite decidedly against reciprocity. They did not see why they should allow Canadian farm products or Canadian fish to come in and spoil ,their home mark- cts. ~

On the boat between Saint John

and Boston we met a number of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia people, going to the States or returning to the'Provinces. Most of these, at least two-thirds of them, stated their politics as Liberal, but nearly all seemed to be opposed to reciprocity. They had no notion that the Ameri- can market would be' much good to us. One said that butter. and pota- toes were chcaper in Boston than in New York. Another, an Islander, told of a lobster of famous size and lusciousncss that he hnd just eaten

he said, ‘land would‘hav_e had to pay two or thrce times that for it in itllimlottctowu when I was last there." l"crli:Lps it was thai. tlioi-ic_ opposed to reciprocity were the rend- iest to talk, hut there is a certain significance even in that.

And ‘over and above all is thcques-

tion whether reciprocity will pass the Wnsliington Senate. At this writing President Taft has announced his i1\~~

lii'ci',;litcd with it at the coming gen- eral election. Tlicse persons were ol opinion that the ngreciiient. would ifnin fi-_w, if any roti-s for the party in coiiipmisoli with the number of vott-.~1‘l.li:il. iiiiisklni lost if it became :in iszsiic at the polls.

_ Acrogs the border no one seemed to _tliinklor cure vcry much about reci- procity. It is vicivcd :is iiicrvly a siil1o1'<|i1intc inrideiit in the great

oil in the big lfcpulllic. As nlrcndy

no footliold at :ill in the piilillc mind, (':i|i:ul;i is looked upon hy thc Mal:-inu-

ing country, quitc ooinpctcnt _to nioiiagc her own affairs, able to stand alone and resolved to do so. Ycs, they would bc glad if Canada would throw in hcr lot with them ii they had lung ago hoped slic might do, hilt they had about given up all hope of that. ' They failed to see that n little more or less trade lie- tween the two countries, or alittle higher or lower tariff on one side or the other could have any effect what- cvcr on their political relations.

;-;:1|iic ol' politics ns il. is living pli_ty_-_ll_'nfL’s' gaiiic," us Llicy put ii.. An

iordcr to obtain the ratification

,Lhc agreenicnt. But thc Republicans, who ure in the mu_ioril_y in thc Scu-

utie are inniuly high protectionist.

ed to removing the present duties The Ileinocrzits, who are opposed t high duties, and who would willing ly cinlorsc n reciprocal trndc agree ment., are in no mood "Lo pla

Congress sanctions the agreement?

struction froiu thc Opposition when

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nn' appeal to the people? And il' it goes to the peoplc what will be their verdict? Thus there are questions on cvery side and no one can predict re- sults with very much of certainty. Only time can solve the problem and we must possess our souls in patience lor weeks ami perhaps mouths to

_ Your Danger From

body. It is no wonder thcii that if the

Kiilney Pills shriiihl lic taken. They go figlil. to thc scat of the trouble, hciil the _lelicale membranes of the kidneys and

Mr_ E. J. Snulnier, Lake Annis, N.S_,

writes:-"I take a great deal of pleasure in telling you the lnuiefit I have received from the use of Do'1u's Kidney l‘ills. I was troublefl with my kitlne s for several years; my buck was weak, flied terrible headaches, and was somesilcss I crinlil

not iiloc}> at night. I coimnenced using l)on.ii’s ifdney Pills and in a very short l.ime l was right and fit again."

Doan’s l{idney_l’iIls are 500. per box

or 3 for $1.25, at ull dcalcrs or mailed direct on receipt of rice by Tho T. Mill burn Co., Limited, lI`oronto, Ont.

If ordering direc specify "Doau’a°°

I will give free with each boy’s

$3 00 sult sold. el handsome. woll made pooketknlfe-one every boy would like to own H. H. BROWN. The Young Mena Man. 6-5d2l

Sailor straw hats wllh bend,

-"ind printed motto worth to 50c. Saturday 250 each at Pntons.

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OTTAWA, June 2-An advertise-

ment for tenders far the first 185

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Pcrhu-PS thc mostiiuliortalitor"rl.lii:ii1iil.Ii,d 0--VER THE LENSUS ig if ` plants Im.: per lon' (Randy about the Isth June )

1’ ,_-'___ - :;,...-.si Cauliflower and Celery 75c per xoo. Late tomato plants 2oc per

OTTAWA, June 2-Canada/s dece-

nnlal census will take practically

extensive information asked in re- gard to trade, industry, etc, will keep thr Census H111-emi busy for that

snake their action regular and natural." length of time. -. ,__

'l‘he total population wlll not be

known until October, though app- roximate ligures may be given out a mouth or so earlier.

TELEPI-IUNIC Ml<lR(ll~lll

HAS BEEN ELEOTEI)

HALIFAX, June 2-The sharehol-

_dcrs of the Nova Scotia Telephone Co., have decided to sell their pro- perty and franchises to the Maritime Telephone Co., which received a gha- rtcr two yenrs ago. The vote was 66,924 in favor of _the sale to 8,468 against. The terms accepted by the Nova Scotia Telephone shareholders were 135 percent on the par value of the stock.

Ii!/\IlIi GREY llNVlilll1Fill S'I‘A'l‘Ul`1l.

fll~lRl.lN, fmt., May 29-lflnrl Grey

and his two daughters, lindles Hyhil and Evelyn, were the guestsof Ber- lln today when the Governor-General unveiled the $5 500 monumental

aiarnrnas neon caused in »....»~....., overthe discovery of a Chinese lei)-

er. The city physician had the vic- tim removed to a tent on the prem- see of the -Municipal Hospital for

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procity at all. Any one ofa score of contagious diB"ses_ He Wm ba kept

there. until a house can be built for him- in an isolated spot of the city An organized effort is being made by citizens to have the leper killed at once. A petition will be circulated asking that the director of public health devise some means of an easy death for the Chinese.- Great alarm is felt that the disease will spread. The man had been suffering "Um 1°‘ prosy for seven years, the disease manifested itself two years ag0- The victim is Yee Tung, well educated, born in San Francisco, and thirty- one years old. For live years he has been employed as liookeeper in Third avenue.

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1:-People say that we have the

best and cleanest assortment of fish- ing rods in the city. We can also fit you out with any article ‘for trouting such as lines, reels, flies, etc. Our stock is all new. Our prices are rea- sonable. Please call. The MacKin- non Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Sts. drif-

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“Since starting my One Price

System l have been able to offer splendid values ln all lines of clothlrig and haberdashery-vab ues. that all people have appi ecl- ated. lam copvlnced that the One Price System ls the only fair and square method of doing busl~

in Boston. “I got it for 15 cents," ness and know that my patrons

will agree wltli me H. H. Brown. 'Ilia Young Mens Man. 6~5d2

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Make hlmfeel loyal give htm a

Jack A Tar sailor suit long pants to boots with cap to match flt 4 to 12 years. 3 74 to 5.50 at Patons. _ ` 5-29dtf

hlvcry woman rcadcr of 'l‘lie Guar-

dian who desires radiant hair that cvt-1 ine adiiiiivi. Should ri 1:7 tivo

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_ It is not only a deliglitfni am, pc. dorsed by :i Company with Millions _o_f Assets. costing OH Yfl

0 freshiug hair' <lr@ssi1\s und \»ei1i1tifie1'.’,compared to the large amount of provision it means to clepeiuirlll 011°

_ but it is sold liniler a rigid gluarantce ‘in case of your ea,-ly death .

_ to himulh damhun' fm” ml mg haw This Bond re reseuts :seciirity and peace of mind.

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and itching scalp, oi money bac .

y 1~,,1~;Bi,,,, gage is the |,e,.,; imp- mn. You will find our rates the lowest. Pay yoiirpremiiiiii today HD ii iv known- It is i-he wily 0116 that will thus start a barrleragauist adversity for your family.

_ _ _ cure duudrull, cleimiic thc scalp und '-L' ’ d

the i“"“‘”5 "ml gm"g9"“' “mug the make the hair ;:i‘o\v long and hcmiti- I 3 CO., is

stntuil, one had to inquire aliout it border especially, do not want free ful. ' . ,rl le,

iii order to call forth any expression coiiipetitioii with thc Uniiiuliiin farm-

of opinion. The annexation idea had urs. _ . -1~_ 1.;_ M,,,.N',,,,’_S|,,,,,;,,, Agn", C|,,._r|,,U,.mwm_ ‘

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\ i Brown Block. Chnrloiif-1 own

clilisctto people ns n grcntniid grow- do? What will l’urliamcut do, if "i

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Ur if Congress amends the agree- - 4 ,_ __ L B S M ment? Shall we have further ob- ,_=. ,Qi " I y

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The S. S. Rosalind, sailing from

Montreal Friday evening, 'June 2nd, I will be due in Charlottetown Monday, June 5th, and sails for St. John's, Newfoundland, via Sydney, C. B.,

only in New Brunswick and among come. ‘ carrying horses “"6 cattle °“ deck W K R Manager i

and produce underdeck at lowest pos-

Hible fates- For further particulars ` ' Og P. E. I. Branch I I

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as to freight and passage apply to

Hanson-s any ri. R. _ _

' rusnrnc on 'ma wo1i1< B““*“i“' Be” "* C0" Ag°“*S" “"“2’- C. II. BLACK, Special Agent.

L00k Your Bcsl. AIAII Tilllcs

You are sure to be at your best, when you l00l< your best. ' _

Good clothes inlluencelyour mind just as they influence the minds of others.

“PROGRESS BRAND” CLOTHING is an - influence for ood

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A “Progress Brand” Suit makes you look Y°“\' I_-Eel: and brings out.._tIie best that is in you.

just notice the number of quick, alert business men who wear “Progress Brand” Clothing. -~

Nowadays, it’s a. mark of progress to wear ' _ “Progress Brand” Clothing. ‘

Spring styles in Suits and Overcoats are ready.

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JamesPaton&Co.,Charlottetown. 1

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teilition to keep lloizglrergi in stessioii P5usmn §ag¢ Puig Luster Inu) ’ ~ ' _J _Y ‘N til Ucto'e- r v il ecem er in ° 1/ *' " i » _. " ~

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For the Future. Young Man

The Cana.da_I.ife_ Assurance is s help to any young man. _It

ln the best possible investment. returning do Iars for cents in vested, is the best protection you could secure for those depend

ent upon you, costs very_ little but brings great returns. fl.‘lie very act but youare w_1de~_s.wake enough and €_hys1c.i\ly _fit to have your life insured will lift you in the estima ion.ol business

1ni:{i_i. _ The payments are vel? easy and can be suited to your in ividual means. Call in to ay and see what the Canada Life has to offer you-the Canada Life ie the strongest company on the continent. `

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r i (ln thc first siffn 'of lmckfiche Doa: ' latmg lnllltli anallyml of thef.D'~’Pl1lat- `7’”f<<»},:"im:":"' 1 Annual Bedding flower plant” "

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K' miles of the riudsons Bay Railway. i K 'Q L *il l *T as

I starting from the present termi _ ~ “' ,

of thchflangdian Northern Rallwayngtg G A Y S P L N HS’ 1

. . Pee. as een Sent out by the Der- ' We make as cialt of rowin ve etables and ower pants a

BEGIIIS WHEN Yililll BAC' MILES. .mineni if '~ §'i~~ pe Y g -g g - - » -

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‘I _ Contmctom are given “nm August _»`.V___,_:_:.___.___ .__`,:“»,.1k_" well asc irrying on thc most extensive market business in the Maritime

'*-‘ first to submit tenders. ._ g i' 1 r°Vmcf:"" ' _

Bnckache is the first and the sum sign ,lfigas cggsgiitii lxgigrpizilgit dist speedé I ' dlrhis ylslaréhdti hzll]c1ldt.cll<(itri:dvgliblrwdlgletllitns l:)z(1:illSl)1il£i`1il¢l;tt($ln1il"eW£0Ix;¢13?

"f kl‘~i"°Y‘ll5”"~‘*°- is expected that bv the end oil' niblirt »li‘»i"»i" ' gm- en' up .e as - g \ g lrf d ' 1 .

When the back aches or becomes weak year steel will be 'laid on nearly all (°&%le` “eve we are m a better pobmou t mn ever e me to amen to our mge

,t is a “_m_,,,,, , ,lm the kidneys are of this mst half of the me v ._ -,=>_ 3': I number of customers at home and abroad.

"' ‘ ii, ‘». \ y Below we give apartlal list of our plants :

Extra early transplanted cabbage plants 5oc per too. Late Cabbage

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of Icntlnrs and

most :skilful work- .naiiiuliip into liurll. Sliots. TIi:1t's why //1<‘_vr1h11`n l.':.'1`r _vnmrt s,’n1/2.: during their long lilo.

_ TIIF. Il/\R'I'l` BOOT &' SIi()I'l CO. LIMITED Fredericton - N.ll.

" Cana1Ia’s Beet °“ Shacmckcrs” s "

doz. Extra early tomato plants 4oc p`crdoz. Cucumber plants r5c per

Portulaca, (Double or Single) Nastrutiuiu, (tall and dwarf) Minonette, Calliopsls, Chrysantlieniiun, Candy tuft,Salpiglossis,Larkspur, Lohelia, Colden FeatI1cr,_Baclielor buttons, Snapdraggon, Seedlitig pansies.

_ All the above Annuals 1 5c per do'/._ _

Salvia deep scarlet (very fine) 24c per doz. Seedling dahlias double

and single 2oc per doz. Seedllug carnations 24c per doz. Double dahlias Sc each 75c per doz. `

Perennials wintered over--- ;

_ Large clump plants---Pansy. Daisy, Carnations, Dianthus, Sweet

William, Forgetmenot. Hollyhocks, 5c each 5oc per doz. _

We mail annuals postage free but perennials add tc each extra for

postage--~Late cabbage 5c extra. ’l‘rai1splanied early Cabbage and Cauliflower, and Celery roc extra lior postage. Late Tomato plants 3c extra for postage. Extra early tomato 6c extra mustlbe added »

Large orders should go by express or freight. A number clubbing

together will find it to their advantage and a liberal discount will be made. _ » _

-Our market business is open every day. It will .be to the interest

of 'customers to call there when at all convenient und personally select

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` 'I I »_ ' 1 Please remember to send cash with orders, and write plainly, _sign name and ad

In I if W dress. Every season we receive a number of orders without a si|znature.`

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_M _ - , _ _ - _ _ . , “-~~¢‘ _ _ ,,_' _ _ _ _ _ _ -"* _ _ ____ stst_ue_ _of _the _l1_i_t_e_ Clutch _Yi¢’=\t'01;i;1_. ' ~ I ‘ . 5 °7‘“'°"‘f Cl""|°“°*°”“i P- E' I ;‘;::_”:;:;::°d";ff,'°;,f ¢,,:,d,, ni- onm

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ls rich in' food value' and ' easy to digest. It is just Cocoa, pure Cocoa, ground from the choicest Cocoa

beans. _ _ .

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