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Trout 2 Fly I Rods

li _von are foiiil of i

figliing it‘s :i pit) not to take iii this sport now 1 when thc fish tire si- plciitiful c‘.'ci'_\'\\`lici'c. ,

I5. i1\TQ't:.llltl iii lllc Ylli\‘.\l lp..-.v is from the Atlantic to the

qu;ilit_\' Lit thi' pi'icc.~ _ askctl. \\`c t-.in giii- _voii

rod.< ;it

25c, 50c, 60c. 75c, S l. |25, |50. 2.00. 2.25. 2.50. 3.00. 3.50, 4.00. ` 4.50, 5.00

lfroiii $1.1-ii c-.iiili up

the-if `:i .' t'\tt';i . ,iii _ ._ ~ ,\ li' i\i

f-ir i `...:'1_-c _\iiic:'ii~..ii lioiio iii:7ii'iii1.ti iiii- oiii'~'

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ucri- thc :xiii-.1 :lit~ _lic cvcr -.Ai .1 the i-rice.

J. G. JAMII-ISON

DRUGGIST

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Souvenirs

\v:'li smut- .'l.i=< ii- flicin 1li;ii is thu l»<ii:ii vi

Souvenir

il1:~iiii-~,- for the adveiitiirer.~'. Fori

I tar.-iitii-tli,~ of the t`..mpniiy.'s lands in

" Y’ __ “mr” _-A-I *vii-"_"-A-in ""~M'mm_V`v~-- figgsiiiq not like, and thiS ‘Fill Wit I I .

‘|'ri-1 1-: ci-1ARr.o1"rr-frown GUARDIAN

'i i’i~;si>.-\\', Ai'i'.i'sT .-, 191°.,

_ THE IICUSON BAY ('O.\II‘AN\'.

Tm. |.{m1s.»ii Buy \`ompaiiy's chart-

er .,,m»_~» from ii..o_ when thuiles Il stoik is more tnluahle that e‘-er H* ...nh Km; Thev ilid things in Bifoie, and fortunate 8

w,m__(_l). “My ln ,h__S,, _myb-_ and they! it. The tompany .shlands kai: that

. _ - . ~ , ii

1nil\i»iitiirer_~' wr-ie g\\en. In lil? lflll ill! Klmlutllll lm' “nl P _mar e lgiiage of their charter. “the whole only when and where railwBYS and rradi- of viii'-se seas, stri-iglits and settlenient have made them valuable. im-,--i riwis lakes' creeks and Prohalily no company in 6115191106

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.<o»:ii.i<_ in s\li1it.-i-ever latitude they-has pronted so niuch as the l>I\_id'siiii i hal’ hi that ln- within the entrance Hav Company from Wllllf- lJUl\U"B| s. i '. - _ inf tm. _»|,»,.,,,»i,y,~ i-omnioiily calleil economists call the unearned incre- H..,}_-,.,\'_g- .~‘ire.glits." This meant all ment. This year thc Company dis-

Cur ii.~,~oitiiiciit ot iiids mn, _______,__,,, pm., ,,, ,-,,,,,,,i,, as it

ii.-1-li_\~ .\l--iiniaii..~'.

lr was fiiini the first a profitable

iw. h.indii-il yi-ars the company ruled `..\~er and ti:-iili-il in their contineiital

'i-seiie and iliil an enormoiis and

t:\e liiisiiiess. Then when Caii-.

in was t1~i mi-il into a Ilomiiiii-n and;

-gan piisiiiiig settlenients \\'est\varil,l Iii-wiiiiie t-\~i~i~-iit that the vast pra~l _ -ith of the Cnitedl

Stritf-~; in-‘;i'.ilal'y (‘\-Lllil liiit mllfli

ng.-r be l..~ld for the mere purpose

. i' prodiiriiig liuriiilo and the fur-l1ear- ,ii.: animals ivhich coiistitiitt-tl the

,»tiiplr- expoiis of the company. si. caniiilu li.-.iglit out nineteen-

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».| itliii-'iuli the British tlovern

_mi-iit» foi ii lump sum of i_‘Jl0l|,oibtI. ,lr was a i:i`1-at bargain for Canada, land, stiangi- as it may seem. an al-

lniost i-ii'.iall_v good one for the com- pany. For the reserve ol lands ahoiit ithi- i-..nipaiiy's forts, anil one lot in it-vi-i_v twi>iity'ai< surveyed for settle- lnii-iit soon became of greater value

ithan the entire area was before. Vaiiaila opened up thc country, hiiilt Irailways through it, poured in set- vilers. portioned thi- Indians on re- st-i'\'es and created enormous values in lands that had been mere hunting

£.".Z-li'»_4iou in divideiiils, or four-fifths

So _it falls out that Hudson Bal' )

l i

re the holders

rihutes among its shareholders I

as inur-h as the lull price which Can- ada paid lor ninr-teen-twentietlis of

its lands forty years ago.

The I-liiilsoii llay Company`s lands

are exempt fiom taxation, and in the Uld i`.1uiitry where most of the shares are held. the income derived tlii-l'i-trotit is not liable to income tax. 'I`hi'- old i-linrter of 2-ll) years ago was large and liberal in its pro- visions. The company is at no ex- pense of railway building. improve- ments, or siii'vc-ys, or of brinElU2 in inimigrants. iiriof police protection. Canada provi-les tliese. Yet Canada got the land dirt cheap. She has formed three l’ri1vinces out of the purchase, and the lands outside of ltlnnitoha, Saskatcliewan and Alberta are worth lar more than the origin- al price paid to the Company.

The General Court of the Hudson

Bay Company recently held its 'annu- al mceting in London. lt was at- tended by Lord Strathcona, who in long past years rose from a siibordi- nate position in the Company's em- ploy to the highest ofllcial position, act-iimulating money all the way un- til now in his hearty and honored old age he is one of the wealthiest men in the l~lmpiri~, and High Com-

<.:roiiiids.

missioner Iiir Canada as well.

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ewe ry

tliii' lat-fi' ~l~\i`l» izitliiiliz

~ T() lRU\lI)l<. SEI.l‘

.~..i-.-~l..1-,\.ii_-_'_ 'l`iiirty years ago neither Germany crazy on the subject pf armies,

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`r,_,_,,,, ,,".,|, I-_|114 k |._,_,H ` nor the l'niteil States had more tliaiifvies and implements for ili-.~iti'oyiiig l>lr.»oili.~. \\1ilil‘.|-1.l. t ri-st. 'an insignificant nary. Now both these l lifi-_ l.loyd George in a recent speech

'- ' = _ f"‘l- ' _pi-wei-s linvi- fiirmiilahle fleets, farlilei-lared that the countries of the

,,;,l', I a.i» rn.. 1.11- i-i i i ’ 5( H li.' l'iii

," " "M [""‘l"` "" strongi-r and more effective than was l world are expending annually .£450,-

Sci- thcni. _ _ _ |

that of Biitiiin twenty years ago.

Il0u_0l»0 upon this macliiiiery of de-

1 i

_ (ii-rn°iany`s naval expenditure is threelstrurtion. 'l`liiiik of it! Twenty-two

. ’ a tinies as gi-eat ns it was at the he-|liuiidrcd millions of dollars spent . . _uinning nl thi- pres:-iit century. Brit-‘_vearl_v by Christian nations to pro-

l . . .

JEWEIST 'lain has iiicieascil her expenditure oii;\'l‘lf‘ UIC 111051115 by “'l\\1‘l\ mel! mtl?

' Taste a

Dclamar

Chocolate

mid you i-xpci'it»iicc tht- kei.-iicst ilcliglit. .\liulc l1_\ cxpcrt~ iii .i cla-:iii \:uiit.'ii'_v fm-‘.oi‘_\' of piirc clioiwiliitc crirniii, ~\ig.'ii_ iriiit :ind nuts. Thi-i .irc \\'li11li-siiiiic

and tlvlii-ii.ii<.

lr_\> ti s.ini|.l<- ..i

The MacKinnon Drug C0`s. Drug Store.

`au ile l.)uiiiin»' I-\iornatii|'iei reliable and r-rlirai-ii1.i< rem.-dv for ri-

moving iliiiiiliviil and str-i-iiutlieiiiiig

~--»t~ wi imparting

ni.) as we .. Ii pli-aslin uni i

cate aionia. ;. ' -' ln

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1 reniiiiiv- i iiiii liiict _-irli r.. _ _ _ N1.,

Paton -_ ' :;i1.iif

oh A ' A

the i .~ of the li'1 , ~ ’ in-ii. IIB " ' ' ll 'is ' t i leli-

Vii pii .itli-_ li _.\_

Focti-g_ i‘i-zum; U1 ;g`_t1ir1_-_ _:ii---gh-,,r rni-nts ntloid scr:.|rity for peace, why to _ ` R.-ililin. _ '_ ; _

".%i‘l\' 1 :_ . al1-'it » lisi

lf’ ' ‘VI l in \'iiiii~ :it l

ithi- nnvy from $l.'10,ti0o,0ilu in 1900 toykill other incn, and all this in the `.»¥2ii.-._oiiu_iioi| in U10. In twenty yearsfiutercst of peace!

, pi 1

.millions of dollars.

Tliese ai-i-, with the exception of

l.lapan, all nominally Cliristian nn-

Itiiins, all professiiig a most earnest ilr-sire for peace, but all olisesseil ‘of thi- delusion that pri-paratioii for ..\\ar ntlorils some s-oi't, of security lor .pi-nee Tlint is the iloi-trinc of all itlii- jingocs und the amazing thing is

lilint so many hclieve them. Imagine :ti-ii pi-art-alile uiinrnir-il nieu living to- lgi-tlii-r, Oni- of their number, in piii‘- lsnance of thi- jingo maxim, buys a 'ri~vi»|vi-r and ammunition. Then the 'otlii-rs do thi-, same. 'l`lit\n one of thc

ji~1.nipan_\' si-ts up a two-power stand- lard, lest two of the others should

i1-onihiiie against him, and equips him- si-lf with two revolvers. The others

iiiii the same, under plea of necessity. il~ it i»oiii'i-i\'ah|i.» that such action

t1»nils to assure or promote peacei'

.»\propi1i~.~ of this ii writer in the

.\`i-w York \\`orld has a good idea. It is this. Il large armies and arma-

sliall not the ti-mperance advocate de- 1-liiri-, "'l`l1~- more money we spend for wliiski-_v thi- soherer we shall kcep'."’ Thi- world appeais to have gone

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FLY-TIME

Finnell &. tlianillar i

Screen Windows Screen. Doors

Springs Hinges Catches

- See our as-

sortment.

Get our prices.

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1 thi- -'rent iwers 'iavc increaseil their'

I I i'iii u‘il cv i-nil turi- i ii war irciar - THE KING AND

.‘ “ ‘ 'l' ‘ ' l I “ ,'rHi-i s'rA'1‘i~i i‘i-iiiacn.

;tii»iis on si-ii and land by a tliiiiisiiiiill _A._,

' 'l`iie compromise in rcgaril to the

eoroiiiitioii oath has rr,-siiltcd in I‘re- niier Asiiuith hcing more liheal than he inteiidi-il to he. The Roman Cath- olic.-; have hardly gained I-I greater rictory than thc Noiiciiiiformists. Sonie words oilciisivf- to Catholics hiivi- heen ri-niiivi-il from the King’s Ll\‘I'l0r'f1li1-Ii. und along with. them have gone some \vords which the

l’i'eshyteriaiis, .\li'tlioilists anil Bap-

Make the Liverf Do its Duty `

Nine rims in um when the liver ir rigln rip

lomnch and bowel: are right,

VER 1 /

g¢rluly:>ut6£inlyeom» . __ "

a nz ll' I0 , _ _

li°..ir..i..i§.,' CANE Cures CDI# , I' ' TTL!

ltip_ntiol, 5 |94-cw P|l.l.$.

hon, _ , ‘ ` Sick ’ ”' " _"` Hurlnelao, and Dinner after Laing. Small Pill. Small D001. Small Pflwn \ Genuine -ns.. sig111.i111= '.3

Hot Weather Footwear

\Ve are showing in

our south Window today the balance of our last shipment of American c a n v a S shoes

For the benefit of

those who have not yet purchased a pair, we would say that they are a Good year Welt, comfortable fit- ting and the kind

that will hold their shape to the end. If not convenient to call lct us liaivc voiir ordcr on tlic phone. i

BUF F Bll US

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a cliurches existed in the Colonies 019)' h

His Majestyls subjects in the over-'

ea Dominiuns even better than 01080 t home. _ .ln England alone the A'DKl1C5“ hurch represents a mBi0l'l¢Y ln mlm' 1ers. Scotland is Presbyterian, Ire- and Catliolic. while in th! D°“‘l“' ons what are called Nonconformists.

ogetlier with Roman Catholics lar itnumher the Anglicans. Hence It

alls out that there is no Establish-

ed Church in the Colonies. as they

re familiarly called. Where state

ave been discarded. The EstabliShPd ‘burr-li in Ireland, which had never ire than a small minoritl' Ol I-he

ieople in its communion, was very ropelly ilisestahlished some lortY ears ago. _-tnd almost beyond 1t\\€B'-I0” me <huri'li hy law established in Wales

mid in England \vill yet be disestah~ l growing rapidly and are becoming coiiscions of their political power.

ished. The Nonconformist body are

With the influence of Scotland and Ireland in their support the Noncon- [orniists in England can claim at least the example and symD8U\Y Ol the majority in the Greater Britain beyond the seas. Thus the move- ment towards disestahlishment goes on. The amended declaration is a step toward that end, and the tend- ency of the time is to expect that while the King shall he a Protestant he shall be as neutral among Pro- testant religious hodies as he is in politics.

The Hamburg-American Steamship

Company are about to hiiild for the Atlantic passenger service a liner of

9,000 tons to he d_riven hy motor en- gines fed with petrol. This filel has been extensively used in driving au- tomobiles and flying machines, but in no case has it been applied to ships of .-inch size as is now proposed. The fuel is cheap, occupies little space compared with coal, and the engines eflect alike saving in space and weight compared with steam-engines,

ilioilers and smoke-stacks. Besides .

these savings will be that of paying, Ii-eding, lodging and carrying asmall army of strikers and coal-handlers, and of embarking the coal. lf the experiment succeeds as an economi- cal one the effect is hound to he lit- tle short ol rovoliitionary. And if minute and careful calculations can be relied upon, it will siicr-eed.

_ Travel lietwei-n Canada and the

.\li,-tliert`1iiinti'y is unusually large this year. The increase is partly in ininiigrat.ion, but travel for hnsiiic-.ss or plcnsiire has increased still more. Especially is this trite of eastbound travel. Two thousand passengers left. Miintreal for England last week. There are large exciirsion parties from time to time from Canada to

the Uld Land. Only the other day it

now it is another and lai'ger _party of teacliers from Maiiitoha alone this time. The Sons of England are send- ing over a party of 700, A visit to the, llritisli Isles is becoming increas- ingly popular from year to year and will he more so in the years to come. All this tends to better acquaintance across the sea, a thing in every way to hc desircd.

Very izenemi regret is ii-it in this

city for the departure of I.. W. Archi- bald, Secretary of the Y. M. (J. A. Mr. Archibald is well equipped in every way for the work in which he l~*` ellgntlerl. During the years of his residence hcre he has been most act- ively at work and greatly useful. He loved young men and _hoys, and he iiriilerstuod them and was liked by them. He set them an example of what Christian young men should he, studied to do them good, .joined heartily in their sports and sought in every way to help them, That

Yarmouth gets an ellcellent secretary to Char|ottetown’s present loss is the universal feeling here.

The Guardian has received from the

Edmonton Board of Trade very as- Hllfing l'Pports of the crops in that section of the country. The losa from drought appears to have been mainly confined to a strip of variable width along the southern houndary of the three prairie Provinces.

"lf you will take a camera with

you when you go away on your va. cation you will enjoy yourself im- m9"H0lY- You can snap any 'little HCEHCFY or lllnny incidents and keep them for lasting remembranccs. Call and ace our stock. "The Two M1-CH-" dm.

Good Morning

In there anything you require in

the grocery line? lf so, try thl

King Square Grocery

Quality the best..

Large stock to choose from.

Prompt delivery to all partl of the

city and country.

Telephone 61. Orders called for.

ll.. M. SELLER

King Square. 1-mmm. I

was a party of Canadian teai'lie'i's,V

<2.

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$6 .r-"

THE Best for

Friers

leasiire.

and only offer the Best

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. MM riron

= l Monday lltterniion A

‘ 1- hall holida $15 _ _ is our _, _ y

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Hands and Feet

We mean the most comfort gloves from Dent‘s,Peri'in,

Hose from l\Iorlcy’s will give Y°“ that desired

Guaranteed Gloves l.l0 Special Palonian L50

TIIE Best tor llands or Feet

Comfort Socks l 25c 35c 45c and 50c

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We carry one of the most complete stocks in _Town .

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Monday Altcrnoon ' 'N it ishali holiday [-1

sr. Joris Fsiirs BRITISH V ri-:.i'run_i;s.

Patriotic Items on the Great Pro gramine of Spec- ialties.

Several inipnrtant features at th Dominion Exhiliitiiin to he held in St. John, N. B., September 5th to 15t next, will stir the loyalty of visitor to n high pitch. The visit of th Royal Canadian Dragoons from Que hec will he an innovation truly, ani in the Musical Ilide which these mil

ish -brass hands belonging to St.

the grounds and buildings, and in th hrewnrks programme each night

sus German) will he shown The‘

trramme. will give Union Jack lover lots to cheer over, ' 3-2d;-1i_

TI-in worinw wi-io wAN'rs

iNG nun READY *ro wana DE- P.iR'1‘itii~:.\."r. in Ani. PROBABILI- 'rv You wini. FIND 'ri-ii: VERY 'ri-i1NG 'ri-1

You ai-:Any i-ii~inn AT oNi~i-THIRD

Lim. Ati. surrs woa'ri-i 'ro $19,.; oN sans .ir $12.15; Am, sting won'rH 'ro $30.00 oN SALE A

0" -‘-’= CWS- 1-zvati.

Tam: .in\'AN'rAGr~: or aRowN's wi.I..<-i<:ND aAi"<nAiNs_ 7.29431,

A SPLENDID RA\’GE OF

s.ii.i~i raiiisv /iso sicruana ici' i-i. H. Bnowws mg 59._

' 7-Z9d3l.

'E.T..§.Z§I.1_'

f-W or ko

will always find

our prices on all head- stones and monuments the most reasonable and our workmanship high. class.

All kinds of granite

and marble headstones and monuments kept in SfQClC. Designs and _prices cheerfully fum. ished on application.

All _orders or enqni-_

rles_will have otir im- mediate attention. G.ve us a call.

ii.._é__J

ll. IN N ll S

Successor _to E. F. Purdy

MANY l’l‘}Ol’I.E IlO THEIR PA-

PER HANGING IN THE SUMMER-- WE‘D LIKE T(l SHOW YOU THE I.AR(lEST AND BEST RANGE OF PRETTY WALI. PAPERS IN P. E. ISLAND. MOORE & MCLEOD.

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CAN YOU USE A PRETTY HAT;

READY TRIMMED, WORTH 86,00 TO $8.00 IN CASE YOU CAN BUY IT AT $1.95? IF YOU CAN, YOU'D BETTER_DROP IN AND MAKE A LITTLE "DEAL" WITH' US. MOORE

it v ei uestrians execute with such . , .

wginlerfiiii spirit and grace, 5 series Crown sliclls loaded with .Siiaphliot Black' Powder.

of rhythmic e,viiliit,ioin~; will giqtgnigh Sovi-ri-igii shells liimleil with Bulk Sinokcless l’o\vdcr. wat.cliers, These mgnogiivreg will be Ri.-gal shi-lls lonilcil with Rallistile Siiiivlcelc-ss l‘i\\\'ili-r.

gone through with the music of mggg- linpi-rinl shi-Ils lonili-il with llnllistile Siniikcli-ss Poivrlcr.

cd hands, and during the two engage- ments of the Royal Dregonns -at the* lriail ;il.~n_i; sidt- ofnny iitlii-r ainniniiitgoii on the ninrkct and tell your friends of the Toronto hixhiliition tens -of thon- sands cheered them to the echo.Brit-

John regiments and other ltlaritlmo

Provincial militia will give contin- , _ _ uous concerts in`vm~i0||5 sections 0( dttsrm\vl`tl` \\liol1.-snlezigi-,ritslor l'. l‘.. I. .

Battle of llreadnoughts (British ver.

features in themselves which are onli?

a small section of an enormous pro.

. . A

Pm-;”r'i‘v surr, can Ba sA'r1s. Finn 1.\iMi~:n1.i'rEi.Y BY vlsrr-

CI _ s-2.1-ii. ~& Mcnaon. 9-ztni. _

2 Doxninion .Arn lnuniti on

i .vill satisfy' the inost particular customer and _von will do justice to your-

~clf b_\ insisting that your dealer supply you with it. TAKE NO sub-

` .tiiiiit-_ ‘

lt`_vour di-uh-r i':r\|ni\t supply _ron kindly ask liini to order you some. Give it`a

ri-suli. 1

R. E. Mujr__i§_ii___ci co

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The Sick Made _Wet

WITHOUT MEDICINE

Precious Life nnd¢Health can be saved by his New Method.

All sicknss is alike to

AT w1Li. Fri' AND snrr

TO ONE-HALF LdESS THAN VA.

$11.50. Moons & ivi¢1.i-ion. s-ziiii.

"Screen doors, all sizes. at Gamer.

- SHIRTS

WORTH FROM $1.00 TO 51,50 ()N

(ientleniun:--

licaltli when it is possible. . _

6-_tottsddzrzii

Pennine im by nr. n.f¢11i»¢ sa-eu I .

ui rllius xmrvvt.

_ It cures by \'ri‘atiiig'in the hody zi strong .\fl'.|ii|y for OXYGEN-The system is thus revitalized with Oxygi-vi from the air. The disease of whal- evur nature--is cunqiiercil and health returns.

Greater Faith Than Iver

Fredcilrliin, N. B., _lan I8, |909.

i\l`tcr ten years' i-xpcrieiice in the use of the instrument, I may say

that l have greater faith in what the Oxydonor can do for those that are sick or in pour health. that ever before. ln my judgment it will restore

Yours truly.

M. ATKINSON.

Beware of Dengeroul and Frurdelenl lmltatlonu Send to~day for FREE BOOK. The genuine has the name of Dr. H. Sanclie & Co, plainly stamped in its metal parts.

Room 5

° Dr, H, & C0.’564 St.Catherine Sl,W

MONTREAL

-i-t~i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-I+-F

_ _ is

of. The rates are low.

Island- Cold

.7-god i w

Butter . Makers and

Dealers

‘it means money in your pocket to keep your bntte properly. This can only be dine by storing in rooms cooled by Meclianiczil Refrigeration. You not only make it direct gain but you enhance the value of the Island Product. Cold Storage is the farmers, friend and should he taken advanta g

toragc Co?