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paggiqfwo , 'ri-rm i.a'i‘ns'r News THE_`CHARLO_T'1'ETOWN GUARDIAN _ E. ' "m_5"` °F Au' "_ 'U _ _M i__u WNE 3nl959'

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THE CHARLDTTETDWN GUAQDIAN BOATINQ ON SUNDAY.

To Wash

Straw

.e Hats Use Strobin

The bat is cleaned

in a few minutes, dries

quickly and looks like

new.

Strobin does not in- i

jure the fabric and does

not make it hard.

l\on poisonous

Price l5c. 2 for 25c.

Sold only ily

.l. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

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Wedding Rings

If there is one thing mi than any other a liride is pmt- cular about itis her Weddi':g Ring---it must he good. Our rings are the best in Canada, are the smile to the centre, and have our name and thn quality stamped plainly in- irle

\Vritai`i~' ring \lze card.

H. Taylor Jeweler & Optlcian

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wniirs _l

_ chocolates

Are dark color, rich

_mellow and of refined

flavor. It is not pos- sible to buy anything superior.

Made in Canada.

(Name on every price.)

THURSDAY. JUNE 3. me , near slr.-

judgeships while the

did not cream any county courts nn the-reform vince are

the other

stop to inquire.

For sonm

_ before the

or declined or to have

pay thorn thereat Pre

ltribution of the present staff judges. And this seems to true.

Under the Canadian constitution

‘we pi-mzinoial Leglslntures create such superior and county court

as they think nec&ary Federal Government ap-

points and pays the judges. Quebec

d

all the judges in that Pro- judges of superior courts,

drawing proportionate salaries. This has somewhat excited thu jealousy of

Provinces, whether with or

withut sufllcient reason we need not

years past there has

been a congestion of legal business

courts in the judicial dis-

i trict of Montreal and- in response to the complaints of the judges, lawyers ani lit gnnts there the Quebec Gov- ernment has made provision for ad- ditional judges for that district, Sir Wilfrid Laurier has either neglected

to appoint these judges the necessary moneys to voted at Ottawa. And mier Gouin although a

THE CONTROVERSY ABO UT QUEBEC JUDGES.

Sir Lomer Gouin will not, however,

He has put through the necessary legislation for the appointment of more judges in Montreal and holds it to be the duty of the Ottawa Gov- ernment to appoint and pay thtlml. '"I`hdir's not to _reason why; thgil"s not to make reply." Other Provin- ces create nuw courts and judicial districts at will, and why shall not Quebec do the same T In auch cases fn other Provinces the appointments have been made and the salaries pro- vided. Why must Quebec be refused and hold to wait ?

“Why are we told to wait 7" he

guys, “Despite my sympathy with the Fed`crl1l Government I cannot ac-

cept sucli a reply. They tell us that Quebec costs too much, but Ontario has more judges than Que bee and the adnilinistration of justice' costs more in .all the other provinces than in Quebec. Wa have only one judge par 35,000 population, while in Ontario they have one judge Wi*

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Liberal and hitiherto a warm suppor-‘$5.000 ter of the Federal Premier, proteases Thii ii Dlllbflllli ¢T\1°» bill Sir i` to be ang,-y_ and is remougu-ating Lomer omits the important fact than vigorously. half of Ontlarios judges, nad. the

sir wiliriu would doubtless lilru tu some is true Ol other Pf0V1“°'jH ees”

please so influential a friend and Blldv WHS*-i HW Cilllllfy CDU" Jlldgw. supporter as Premier Gouin, if he Wl10S0 Bhlarics M0 8lJ0l1f- ill’-“_ “S ,could do so consistently with the mlwh tl? Bach as the Quebec images public iumusu aua the views of his set. Sir Wilfred is shrewd enough colleagues. But some of thc- collea- to 5°” lilac in seemhfg tqhom his gues me U( opinion that Quebec Pj-0. own Province in check in t-his matter vince has quite judges enough al- he ll* bl’ “0 means 1”-l‘"`f“l< his P0P“' ready that many of them haw. very larity in other sections of the Do- little to do, and that the sole cause ml“i°“- ‘md his lmld “P0” Q“f*l'e° is of the congestion ol business in the “_° d°“m Sale *m°“§h- B“li "1 due Montreal courts is thu unequal dis- Ume» lifter the Check UPU” SW L0m°f

of

has had its wholesome political ef-

be

ifect, Quebec may yet get the addi- tional judges.

Captain Frcelnont of the Unit States battleship Mississippi 'scovfis the terrors that are being excited

wars-hlipsby clropping explosives on them. In the first place the tackiny; airship must keep at li gre

"Did you ever," ha asks. “try drop a marble from the second-sto of a building intoa. lla`t on ground ?"’ and he replies, "Well, t is just about as easy todo as it to drop n lyddiitc shell from an ti

nough`t. The currents of the air w cnuse tho s'hcll to fall in some

AIIISHIPS NOT DAN'GEllOUi~l AGAINST SHIPS OR FORTS.

ed ly__.» lun The Gcmlan experiments, as Capt. fi' Fremont tells, prove that an aiishfip

bout what alrsliivr may <10 wgeinsuiu helpless and can he- shotmpieceu

UD' at al height of over two miles, before Hi' it can reach li- position anything like

at directly above the objects it seeks to

hcilrbt tv be sefc against eurrfirc- I attack. oi course in actuekiuigi a large'

to city, shells could be dropped that Yylwould do damage wherever they

U10 miglrt strike, but it would he mi-lllnly h - _

‘W the non-combatants who would suf- lti fer. To attack a fort, n battery, or a

_ _ _ lf' fleet from the a-ir u`i..o'vc would be

Ship "pon B' Dnttleshlp or F' Dread' very hazardous and in nine cases out

ill '

e of ten a mere waste oi ammunition

plac

other than that designed, inwariaib- H/S WCH-

sced grain used in the Pro'vln\:ss

io." It is safe to say that at time nine tenths of"the seed' g‘l‘a

Scotia has always been home-grow

'we hav`e"'au"hau'd' £iu<i`r"eEEivs<iVi£liT in the month 400 men's Four-in-hand

Ties, in greens, browns, greys and

other seasonablo shades that will

match this scason's suitings. Jas. Patou' & Co. 6-31d31_

Auction Sale

Estate ol Johanna Carrol, Charlottetown.

TTC \\ll¢1€fSl,Yred. executor ol' the late

will and twiameiit of Johanna Carroll late of Clarlottetiwn. widow, deceased. tcstate, ln-reilv offers for sale b public auction on the premises, on F§IDAY the .ith day ofjune, A. D. 1909 at the HOUR of two o`clock inthe afternoon.

THAT house and lot number 206

on the South side oi' Sydney Street, belonging to the late Julianna Carroll,

bei? part of town lot 28 in sc-cond hun red of town lots in Cliarloitetown, having a width of 40 ft. 9 in oil S dney

Street. and extending bark S5 ll 6in bounded on the east and west by prop-

ertly in possession of Edward Kelly,

he house is in _good repair is zi-z Stor-

eis high, contains in rooms and has

c liar yr-z feet deep with stone walls. There a also a good yard and s~al>le,

Forfurther particulars apply at the

office of liforson oi Duffy, Solicitors, Charlottetown. ' -

Dated this 20‘ll day of May A D,

i909.

' JOSEPH RYAN,

Flxccntor

Ben’j Carter & Co.

Auctioneer.

5-d2l,22,25,26. june l,2,3,4. _

What follows in the Census Month

which may correctly' lie said to su

plumpncss and vltal'ity."`

The cstccmcd Patriot rises froijiuen.

t

ly to rsk q1::s'ticns. Will iii please

ol

Ne-w Brunswick and Nova Scotia; was procured from the Province of Ontar-

my

in

used in New Brunswick and Nova

ll. ly

is more accurate: “During ‘the laist two years larger quantities halve been procured from Prince Edward Island,

r.

pass all of the other Provinces .in the production of clean cereal grains, true to variety and excellent in

to inform its rcadern wlly under full Lilcrnl tlfwcrnnlcnt control of the freight rates it costs' ns much in winter to send a carload of prodluce

_from the Island to Sydney as from

Toronto to Sydney? The Patr-lot

able change of attitude on the pa

B

riot with regard' to the Tunnel

this 7

a

tached to the portrait but the like

name with the picture was that of

married woman represented tobe experienced nurse and testifying

r

of the Liberal lenders and The P ‘t-

d

has itself condernncd' this injustice. The Liberal Government could rem- cdy this Lin lm hour 'buh will nlot do so

Why is it not done? Where is ainot-_

t

an

our winter transportation generally since before the election. Why is

Miss Ellzalieth Peck sued the Chic-

ago 'Pribtuic for printllng her portrait un part of a whiskey conceru's adver- tisement. Another name was t-

“_

cas- was that of Misa Peck. The

8

an to

Here loan al.surd= statement in the the value of a particular brand of

Census and Statiutics Monthly, print- whiskey. Miss Peck, of course, is not ed by the Ottawa Government: married and is nlot al nurse but is n “Prior to 1906 the great bulk of the

icetotaller. Hence the action for $15,000 damages. The trial court or- dered a verdict for the defence, on the ground that there wals' no libel, hut; the U. S. Supreme Court revers-

ed this decision. _ _

Do not worry over your GRAY

ealth

will restore them to lhelr NAT- URAL C0l.0R, no miller how long the hair has been gray. You will be surprlsed how quickly the change ls made, how permanent the result ls; how luxurlanl a growth and healthy u head ol hair you will have. thousands are proving ll daily. IS N01* A DYE. li AND soc. |lo'rru:s, A1' nuucclsrs. Buys llarllnu Soup cures Eczema, red.

rough and chapped bands, and all akin diseases. Keeps skin line and colt, 15e. drtuznlsta. Send

lc. for free books, “The Care of tho Sliili,"s “The Care nl the Hair."

Plallo Bly Spec. Co., Newurlr, N. J.

A~w.REDDlNSunn 'd

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Beer & Weeks for furn- ure, towels, towelings, bed- spreads etc, 4-23dtf

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Received by , express summer hose for ladies, black lace hose from E5 to 85 black amb hose 30 to 651:. Plain black hose in cotton lisle and silk from 15c toc to $1.60. Tan hose in plain, lace amb, from 25a to £5c. Grey hose in lace and plain, navy hose in lace and plaifn white hose in lace and plain sky lace hose,

Green plain lisle hose, fancy polka dot hose at 30c. Jas. Paton & C0.

be avvwwl with any such realonlne ‘such uearly so much as ii is 'umlwu at

, -.___ _

About twelve months ago great

excitement was caused over the nut- omobiles being stopped running on, the roads, but strange to say wc did not hour of th-im breaking the .Sab-

present by gasolena boat owners. From very asirly in the morning till late at night: there isa constant dill and clutter of gaisoleno engines. Even in Southern France and Spain the _ Sabbath day is partly kept and re- venenced, and' yet, sad to S8-Y. Ill f*»\1‘ll' christian city of charlotte town that is noted for its bea- uty, ita good' principle and 8005 UV' ing people, the Sabbath is entirely- broken by some _t’h‘ou-ghtl-css young men, and made uncomfortable for all hard-working people uroiunll docks, who do need' Suiiidaly as a day of res`t. A sti’-anger coming and going to and from this City cannot,

Y

this Citly, as it is and should be a. model and modern Christian Canad- ian City. I sincerely hope.tha‘t in the near future some check. or restric- tion will be put' on t.hem'for running around the City and docks on the Sabbath day. Hi0Ping thalt thisnote

will find room in The Guanrliiam.

A. . A.

‘Eililiiiis

ui. _.. -L _

form a ver fafvo-urable opinion oil

uality!

0 rice! i

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onesi Goods!

~a

-The largest

and

most complete

. Plllm

GU RE

lam llcndaehl 'did rcllevs all thc f-f°\\l'\l‘ |95

lea. mu hx-II ns ututo of the sy-tcm. auch el ulzulnuru, luflsea. Dromlnees. Distress arte eatliigi:iiln||lt\1sSlile &c. Whilei§l9lll\0l‘. rauiu blesucccnaliuabccn ehownr. erm 4,

SICK

Headache, yei: Cartel'-c Little Liver ‘HE N iquully viilniihlclr.iaaetlpatinilmurlngnnapre renting this ur»:»'.yl‘ ‘pconipluint vlillc they ll!" oriccl :ill dlsfftfcre-. thc igniiicl., atlmnlnaethe ‘-~ and rcnulnta tl ebow . Eveni! uicyolily

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A HEAD

.che abc, iv vnldhe ehauat pricclrssta thoaawhr sulfc. from ,Illn distressing complaint; butfortu nate. ' in-lr goodnessdvcil not;-llil l\cre,|uld thou- .'.'liu Juzc try llleln will ilzililil-su little pills vain able in ul runny urivs tl.\iitfl\'_-y will not be wll ‘lug 1 Ju \illllol;tt1.:m. But iiftnr all sick hoo

AGHE

is the bnne of so mum, llvcs that hero is when we "-rike our grclit biiust. Onr pills ciuoit whlll *UL 'lo llol. Cn -r‘s Lllllo Llvci- Pills rue very small ani.-

vcry easy to i:.ku. Oneor Liv.. plllsmnku n dose |`lit~y uro sirictlv vegetable uni do nnt. gmc oi gx(ri_;§‘, hilt by tlich guido action please who

. cm.

“ETB IDICDTB W-¢ KIW 103!-

Pill iinll Dole. Small hills 'llow to Choose

silver uponrwhlch you can 0 relyforlong-wearing quallly- _ ill look for fhc mark

‘°|_e__41loeiis liilos?

»r:_ On knives, forks, spoons,

*]_).'¢IT'3 efcl, if means flic hcsl if -6, tllverplafe foryour money.

Besl In sell. dishes. walleu. I els.) are stamped -

/7 MERIQEN BRlT§ Co.

soul lv Lumina paataas

‘ "siluar Plan :har wean"

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"‘Women’s fancy hose at a saving. Every woman likes pretty boisery, -but oftentimes finds the liiinds she wants cost too much. Here‘s a- lm;

bout sixty dozen handsome qumlity i d f I le d ot/t

_ plan an aney is am c on

Ha Vs stockings, in black and colors are.

.V

_ now shown on our display counter ini

the hoisery section at a price con- siderably below their real valuo. If bought in the roglilar w-ay this stock- ing would bring at least. 10c. a pair more. Y‘ou buy them now untill this lot is gona. At 25c. to 65c. ‘ol pair. Come early. Jas. Paton & Co.

Beer & Weeks for Furn

ture, Window shatles, Poles etc 4-zzdtf

Choice Styles in

Women’s Footwear

We want every woman to

know about the excellence of

our new spring shoes. _

shoemaking, smart styles and

perfect fit, combine to make

these _shoes Ideal Shoes for

5’29‘W~ as Clclnen's' corner situated at the

stocli of

L Carpets

I The largest and Most Complete Stock of Carpetsand House Furnishings

in the col: illry. _

" You can _have all the advantages of this stock right _n0W. W11€l1 y011 need - the goods. Our stock comprises desirable styles and qualities of all the follow-

ing lines <

i CARPETS CARPET SQU ARES

' All kinds and qualities All SlZ¢S

The latest colorings ‘ _

‘..

__ OILCLOTHS AND LINO LEUMS

_._ China & japanese Mattings Carpet Sweepers

» Mats (A large assortment) ` Stair Pads _ ' Lace Curtains Tapestry Curtains

_ Quytain Nets and Muslims Art Muslins and Cretonnes

1. Comforters and Blankets White and collored Quilts

,r Table covers Pillows and Cushions ~_ Visit our carpet department this month and let us know y0ur wants.

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nAms_ that removes the price difficulty. A-|--~~ --___ »~ f ' -»--- _ - -

Canada Life l" acts

The Canada Life,does not make any investmen

that does not meet with the unanimous approval o the Board of Directors, after having been passed by the Treasurer and the Finance Committee. Objection

George li. Auld, Esq., instructs

us to sell at auction ou Saturday, june 5th, 1909 at 12 o’clock noon that valuable building Lot known

corner of Elisloll and Weymouth

Streets in Charlottetoivii. Size of Lot 90x66,

Terms at sale.

BENJ. CARTER & CO..

Auctioneers,

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, ageuiabluiflm. B. D. Rogera_C°Sl1i¢f

on the part of even one director is sufficient to reject any investment.

W T. Burrows w_ R0 ers

A cn Su erlid ' g

W. P, C‘||.‘“|m§|’ I mm ` Manager P. E. I. Branch

E _ dniwfrwstf _ Charlottetown

PRATTS POULTRY REGULATOR ~_The Must Delicious of all Bevenges-

and PRATTS ANIMAL REGULATOR '

u WINA-GRAPE.

mer! D An! a- »

‘ F°f*h= pperileihatl-gain iueuuruuiiiuie iam has .um ples-

rhe choice Leather’ Perfect_ & C 0 _sunt or more edective ionic possible than acool refreshing-Wins-Grape.

YIINA-GRAPE is the best to be had in a grape fruit Bavor. li PW'

,. Vide’ Just what the system needs in cleansing, corrective-qullillcl 1°

prepare it for the full enjoyment ofthe morning or any meal.

_siills siiils

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~~~- ~ 1” - -' ‘ I1 woman --- ..- Hh l',o _ P El.

""“' , Y _ __3_:7:l°&1r76= Box was Glurlotteto an

i f'~ » “.~ i _ We do not hesitate to say

_ I _ c that in these shoes moderately

A ' piiced, we offer our trade the F

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Sll0|lS rlii;lu-: is A Reason

OR why the demand il indreaeing or

Secured at a specially low price-nice quality daamask best ,,,,,m,,,,», ,hoe that was Men Women & Boys s__m____ WM i

bedspreads-elegant woven patterns--size 66x83 inc es- ~ u..i.... ...u...3

a quality that will wear and wash well, while they last 954: “er mm and wld f°’ tl” _ 98° ggg;;l:§",{;';3§`§:§firu;g_-1

_ *--Beer (£1 _ _eeks-»

money.

For Friday and Saturday

only FOR SALE BY

GOFFBROS si»:i-:wmnowar ‘ e,_ \',V_ BB; dl’WStf Hmiwue Puma .ua ou., _ .»

i A Successor: to Mark Wright Furnishing Co. ‘ ‘L “° ,,,,,f,,, .

Mi" 1<'°°* damned- l11°f="= the ° ` ‘ quuuiiiy by using x>i<.iT'rs Poolfrnv Q FOOD- ` The Beat of Morning Tunica.