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__ ___\;:;:'-._.rsa _ww NE” '~' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "nr" rm" °' 1'-U _ ' ` _ ~ ‘“’R“- 26, 19,.,

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`. £11 ni _'_

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l Moth

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it Pwlll ` Bags

For putting away

your furs, wollens, etc.

- No need ot using any

moth killer with our bags. Patent closing, have bar io suspend coats on. Small furs can go in bottom, Three large sizes 50, 75 and r.oo each.

J. G. Jamieson

Druggist

FITS---U

This is the name of

our new eye glass mounts.

If you have found it

:i hard to get an eye ` glass to hold on your ~ nose, let us show you _ these. ’“ They fit were others

__ \vOu't.

G. i'i.Taylor ’. 'Y ]cweler& Optlcian

Beer 6'; ll/'eeks for iurni.

ture, carpets, cur tains, cotions

’ 4-agilif

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their faith, some relics uf their an- (Man up tu., limes and back yards. i

- ' - cient culture and a higher civiliza-

MONUA\'» APRIL 3?. 1999. -tion than their conquerors.

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' MR. PARNGGIE MAKES A I At the annual meeting ol the Peace

Society held a few days algo in New York, Andrew Carnegie was a- princi- pal speaker. He drew a forceful pic- ture ol existing conditions in the world today, the enormous and cost- ly preparations that are making for lwar by the great Christian nations of ‘the world in time of peace. Think 0! it-Germany spent last year on her amiy and navy 233 millions of dol- lars, Britain 340 millions, while on the arfmy, navy and pensions the Un- ited States expended 470 millions of dollars !

Here are the three iureinost nations

of hindi-i'n Chrrstendoni expending over ii thousand millions of dollars a

year on prcpiirutions for mutual sl.uii;l\te" And the excuse for it all is that doubtful niaxiein that “the best

security for peace is found in being prepared for war." Surely this is a luriientalilc folly. u liliel upon civilizar- tion and Christianity. All of these three great and mainly Protestant countries are filled with churches and Cliristian teachers. Surely if the cn-

ergics and efforts of these teachers and churches were put forth as they should bc, in the interests ol peace . -_- - .L_-s -;--- ---1-_~ .-___

FLEA F011 PEACE. we should havea better order of

things ,Their intellectual capacity is also re- ate premises as well as the lmblicf

' markable, but long centuries oi op- streets shall be put in order and

pression have exerted a withering in- kept tidy.

Mr. Carnegie in the address referred

to made an earnest plea for arbitrat- imr, international disputes and for dis> arinment. He pointed out also that the British plea that the control. of the sea is essential because the bread for her people must he brought from beyond the sea is almost equafiy strong in behalf of Germany which ,in 1906 imported foodstuffs ofthe value

of nmm than a b,,,,0__ d__u_____S_ we _whom William T. Steed has named would an vom for the Tunnep 1,_-ei

5 uote the concluding paragraph of

'this excellant address: _ui the better portion uf the civilizedl

i ..M,__anwh,,e_ ,t 1B_th__ duty of ____ _world must go out to these sufferin'g| our m_,m,_ers_ as haters of war and iArmenians, whose oppressions the ,lovers of ,,eace_ to urge inseason and _western world seems for the time

out of season thc.precious truth that 'powerless to relieve' 1 lasting ,peace is only to be attained i

by an international League of Peacel gum? days ago it Wa; ___mo_m____d,

prepared, if necessary to- enforce i ` ' 4

' that nine members of the popular

peace among "ring ”““°“"" “” We branch of ne J ~ P rr t enforce obedience t l r _ _ I “pane” u mmm I ______ ________ ______ ____ag°____ i_‘;___i;lf;¥_\_g Tv _had ocen arrested for.corrulJbion.Now ]_____,___,tud by ____ I___________t________ S_____________ n further report tells that they were _ | _.__ ,_ _ _ _ _ l ll members of the dominant party. --i#

ur . To tilts complexion must it

|Ari1ienia lies south of the eastern por-_th,m the (Heck (§1,urC|,_ lwhimey Govcrnlnfnf mst reduciid the: tion of tim Black Sea ,md on the ' Since the ,,,____,__,_,_ c____q____st O, ____ ;price to 49 cents and is now able to. iu;iitll.»rn slope ,,f the (y,,nC,,_,,,,_,,_ It _ . ‘make the furt-her reduction- above

is mainly an elevated tiu'ble'land. About one third of what was forincr- ly known as Armenia is now includ- e.l in the Russian l')mpire,, and i-no sixth part in Persia, the riviiminflci-

forming a part of Turliey in Asia. l ii the Russian Uortlcr is situated the i`ii.mous mountain Ararat, on which .\1i.‘al\'s,ark found a last resting place.

Arnienin has hctu nominally ii

Cliiistian country since the third cun- tury. liiit the Armenian Church oi' today has many peculiarities, sonir- oi t.lii=m in common with the Greel-; ('|iurch. At baptism the candidate is three times sprinkled and three times immersed. ln celebrating thi- l.ord`.s' Supper the bread is dipped in wine before being passed to the com- imunicants. Extreme unction is nd-

ministercd immediately alter death. Armenians believe in the worship of saints but not in purgatory. They

have many fasts but fewer festival.-: ,

l The Armenians are described as _belonging physically to the finest variety of the 1ndo~Gernianie race.

fluence on their native strength of character. In their native land they are intermixed residentiaily \v'l't.h Tur-

|omans, Gres-ks, Jews, Kurds and wandering tribesmen. These with the Government, the laws, the offi- cials, are all hostile to them, and over all is the Sultan

Abdul the Damned. The sympathy

'1(‘anada' has evidently yet something' . -

come at last. 1

“i<‘ello\v members ofthe Peace Sn- iw learn from the Laps* Cured Lydla E' Plnka ciety, ' h i f ' *°" i ’ I Let __s“ke______“;; _€"_:1_?__t_|_l'fE_é`_l1»Z_f_\;__I’*1;\:_ l The Ontario Government has just ham Svegetablecompound Wm 'many he ‘V”1l'" imtemd mm 8' contract fm? schugl (laiiifttiii, (hit.-“I had beeuagrcat ,

hooks ‘vherehy the p“°I’1el W1” lim suiferor for live years. (ine doctor' for 395 cents fiv school readcrslt id it ul ers of the uterus,

w ,- 1 1 w v 1 - r v 1 < c ' 8 -` 8 WRLS C _

'run imusacnrnn criuisriass or Asi\11-.N1A. ,,,,,,c,, formmy mt $___5_ T____!__‘_’_d _t‘_‘mt,,P, tum me it was ,_ ,,,,,.U,,,

hundred years ngo the Armcnianz-I

have siiffcretl frequent, terrible and

almost continuous persecution both, Eight 01 che 131 membgrs of mel under 'Fiirlrish an-d Persian rl1le.‘l<`irst Pziirliameiiti of the Dominioni

noted. I _-

Hundreds of thousands of them liave _were banquetted in Ottawa on Wed

been driven into exile. Notwitli- _nestlay evening last, Thi-se were

standing this, they have stediastly

preserved their nationality us u’ sep- _ti§lan, Ross, Millfr and Bake;-_~ Si;-i _ _ arutc people both in its physical und "]“"""S G"“nt» U"“ZHL` Ucnmt “mli . . “mt I mmm ‘IW

. _ _ _ _ _, . gy _--5 ._ , __ _ _ _ d_i|riufrtlieopt-r;|tio|i. l wrote to my

m0\"Hl 11f1€'l1mLIll>, 111111 dlimi. “itll lt ml Hagm I""ter" of regnt sistiwhulioiii it :uid shi* advised me to

Feel "Fagged 0ul”? , °) ll’s Unnecessary. Take °

i Abbcyis ' .'if£E.‘I.5&\lf O

SOLD EYENYWIIEHE.

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» ‘~` ied stock of SHEETINGS in the Province.

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‘ The best finished, most durable

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_ Sheetings in the world

_' ._ in Canada. ` ll '_

Fine, soft, smooth English sheet-

ing 8-4 width, worth.. . _ . . . . . . . . .29c

_ Twill Shecfings in 72 inch widths at 27c, 29c, 33c, 35c all noiably good

Stout. English sheeting, round

thread free from dressing, full S-4 width, \vortli............ ........25c

' ~. \Ve are again ready-with the largest, most var-

y lhousands of yards came to hand recently-froiii

i the big English Mills-»

are here to choose from, at prices as lowns any store

»» A few specially good values!

Superior

..............

values at our specially low prices.

Extra wide Sheeiinga in Sr and go inch -widths--in both plain and twill

weaves at _3oc, 35c, 42c and 50:.

sheeresc makes.

t Investigate, it will pay you.

l Low prices on Coitons!

thread sheeting, 8-4 widih,` worth..

Another splendid qu:ility--bcaiili-

fully even weave 8-4 width, worth ..38c

quality, lieavv round

______........ ......35c

Not only do we sell eottons at very low prices but we carry every

weight and quality, from the stoutest and strongest weaves tothe finest,

Expert cll'P°fl

Fufnigurg

eer (£1 eeks

I Rgpgiring _ _ cllflllflii

mlm. li.

'S r Mackenzie Bowcll, Senators (‘os

livt-rc rcawl from lion. Ed\vur<l Blake

i --162 °‘ ° O _Sir John (`arliu;;, Frank Ki1lnm,'(‘.on oiuid. 'l'hro\ li *i'.si>uul cxie-

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.beiiiutor McDonald of ll. (‘., Sir Al fllllfmsc Pellet cr, Dr. Hugh Cameron

'Judge Savary, Frimcis Hardniun, cur- to have the oywiulimi iifti-r ull. 'l‘he (;m.,.,~n(,,- M(.(~,|e|,,,,_ ,md S_,,. R,C,,,,m t,‘onipoiiuil also iielpurl_iiu-_wliiie pnss< C rt . - _ _ _ _ _ _ lug tlirougli Cluiiigi-. _o_| Lift-."~l_llrs. ,___;_) 1_0 _‘"1 _mldllcif ;ruppe_r' Ll:'rl'i‘iA iii..-\ii:, Uaiiiiiioii, (hitario. , . ives o r-nioy a i;r.e'ni n.d ,'_______ ,_, ,,___,(,_,____.q v___:__,__,_,__ Pom _ info, was a mcmutr if th F' t ` " " ` ‘ " ‘

A strong force is at work cleaninZ ho streets from the accumulation dur- ing the winter months, but that IS not enough. It is essential to the health and comfort of su that i>f1‘\'-i

That gorge below Niagara Pllcked roi- twelve miie.. with ice any t0 60’ feet deep should ai‘i‘o1‘d~ a lesson tv, the Ontario people as to how the' Northumiicriund Straits are packed in winter. lf only one in a hllllilfedi of the people oi the mainland would spend a winter in this Island they i

can belcry terrible. ____ l

tumor. No one ‘knows wiiatl sui- i`i~red. l would i\lwa_\‘s be worse nt <'<~i't:iiu periods, :uid m»\'4>i‘ was i'i-glilair. :uid the bi-:i rin 5:-d o\vu piiius\\'e\‘i-ii-i‘|'ilih‘.

. l mis very ill iu

bed, und the dovi or iold me l \\'uui\l

-, have to have -.ui

opuriitioii, und

dtdke Lvdiu li. i’ii|kliuiu`.~i Vegetable]

ip ig pi 1

_,ril.uci. I lulvv iiuiiui it thi- best medi- ,viue in thi- \\'orld for i'i~ni:\il- troubles, ', forit has curl-il uw. and l did not liuvc

Spt“3Ci8.l C ffgr IN

Directoire

\Ve have purchased from the

makers iooa yards of the New Satin finished direetoire dress goods as \vorn in New York TO DAY. 'l hose goods are pure wool 44 inches wide and are well worth $1.00 yard. Guaranteed not to spot, cockle or shrink and the tip top of fashion. Quite heavy enough to make up into suits if you should wish, but not to weighty for shirt waist dresses. The shades are golden brown, inid brown, taupe, myrtle green, olive green,grey ,\vistaria,i1iauve, ashes of roses, old rose, violet, amethyst navy, clear navy and

cadet blues also black.

VVe would like everyone inter-

ested to look over those goods or ___ M

write us for samples as we con- " ",_@,_,. ,_ sider this the grandest offer of '--.. _

new dress goods ever made to the _ _

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buying public oi I. E. Island. .,,,,,_.. _ _______,_________________,_

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;P" '___ _ ` ____ ' ‘ 9 “""'_poiiiu|, |u:|di‘ froiii |'imts :ind lwrlis, f _ ai lament. iero may be Others ioriliils prnvril io lil- HN. ,,,_,_.__t S,,C(.95,_,f,,l _ ,what we know pjmq Grey was pr,._irt-iiii‘il_\' _tor i~i_iriu<_f the \\'i_>rsi forms of 1 sem and in happy phmse cmnp,_m____t_ icuirili- ills. iiicliiiliilu ii1.spluci~nieiilS. . _ _ __ _' iiiiunninuiioii. Iiiiruid tumors, irregu.; cf tie men who had rocked' tafn- |,,,-mpc ,,,.,-i,,,i;,.,,_,,,,§ |,_l_,____,, ,,_,a,_ i

§a<lu’s cradle." Sir _Wilfrid Lnuriier ii_i;!-floliup i`i-i-iii1;:'. ilat-t'|ili»ii_i:_l'." iiitliges-

0 ,mg R L_ U0,-den Jmncd ln fE,,,c,,,,_ _ u_u,.|;i¢__:iv:\<>uspiosti_1iio|i. lt costs

_ _ _ _ _ ,_,O,nB_ M, U. _ _ _ ui :i ri c o_ii_'_\'it,uiu ilii-_rcs-iiitlizis

| _ any “ng” have ]mPP@"¢‘l h»~i=ii\vori.hinillions1osiifli-i'uur\\'oiiien and (anuidim has made fl n(,tg1\,\g M1. -i-- _----~__---~.-_;- __

To Cllcefflllly do the best you may

is never ton much lor the \\'ui:e you

earn,

And whoever does less, \\’liai.eve1‘ his

l7&Y. .

ls getti-ng much more than at fair

return.

The best you can da is never too

good

And never too much, tho your soul

F be tried, And if you aspire as brave men

should,

You must do your bc-st to be' satis-

fled.

never ilroilicrs,'f`n?¢§ii'of iiihfis-“e`iiii'§fiif

free il cake of their famous l'luninl .uiiet soup, ii you mention this paper

Boots

See our low prices on new

stock. ' _

Womcn’s

Split Lace $1.15 ` Pebble ” $1.25 Dongola ” $r.45

Misses

$r.oo '$1.00

$1-35

Split Lace Pebble "

Dongola ” Strong calf nailed $1.35 '1` his is ainice School Boot.

Child’s '

Split Lace 6oc Calf ” 79c Infants at 18c and up.

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' We arc now supplying best `

quality of lime at Kilns on St.,

poses, in barrels or bulk by! car load. _

.\p|‘i! _‘_;i'll. liuuy.

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Manda", May ltlth, |909.

||'|'i\\u :ui_\ p.~i'~u|| nr pi-|'..\i1\ \\>»lli||_,_. in ,-,\|,_ i|'.\\`i iii \\i|\,\i_\ ilu' |’|\\\ii|. i.|l lhiiltliilqf, i.;i\\ l'\vxul~, |’|'i|u~i- i\|` \\'.ili-\ t`.»lli-quo. Q\l\'i'=|'~ k`\»\i'=_\ _l;\i'. ?\`u\\\uii-r\id\- t`ii\i|'| |lnu\.- :iurl _|:\il, (ii>f\r;;'i \\i\\|\ t`u\||'l |lu\|si‘ :xml _|J|il, ll\\~pi|;il Ihr ili\‘ l\i~:i:u~ :uid |’ru. |\ivi..;\| |ul':|'u|::i_\ uiili vuzll :li iwrioii of l::|ol\\\. no ln- il<‘li\'\-rvil in ilu' \.'iulle~ ui' ilu-;i|iu~.c iiiviiliovu-il lu|iit|i\|_i;~ nl lllu cost oi ih.~ t`iuil|'.'\i lui' li_\ Isl Si-pil-iiiln‘i‘ ncxl.

Weigh scales to be approved by the

Depart ii. ul, " '

Full particulars as to the qiimiiitv and

kind fir exch building may be had at

this of inc.

The nnuies of two responsible pi-|~_»:¢)m.»

willing to become hound for the f.i;,,f,,| performance of thc i'oiitm.ni~-iiiilsi accom- ' psnv each tender.

The Department does not bind itself

io :accept the li\\\-ml of any tender.

'l`eiitioi-5 to he addressed to lhu under-

sigiml and inarkcd, "'i`I;`N1)l'1R.~l FUR

COAL.”

I., B. i\lc'MII,LAN, Secr tary Public \Vor‘<s.

hatching Eggs For Sale

l’ ii-~ lured ll:u'r'l l‘l' fl ll k ‘ .' ' iiilliuliivd ~lui'k ni (7-'ic |iL~'r’-Tt!ili\l\Lz I5.. mb hom

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_ The Canada Life declares profits to policy- . holders every five _years under the bonus addition

system, which has been in use in Great Britain for

; many years, and has been tested and tried through

._' a long period by the most successful Britisli compan-

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COALsC AL

Dealers should now book their orders

for Coal requireiiieuts for coming season and secure benefit of Spring quotations. \Ve offer to the trade best Pictou Coal- Sereened, Nut, Run of Mine, Egg, Slack and Coke, manufactured by the Intercol- onial Coal Mining Co., Limited.

Island vessels are given quick despatch.

HYNDMAN QCD,

Charlottetown _ I

Wholesale Agents in P. E. Island.

dmstf.

Peters Road; suitable for

building and farming pur-l

Orders left at office wi

c ceive prompt attention.

C.l.YONbQCO_

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WAME"" °° ' °.*“°°`¢_U,Q1»°_° -» ¢~°°°°""‘ A~DDRE'.s*.sr-_______,___________...-

This ballot no good without liclow daft!

This ballot is void alter May 13th, 1909, und must he recciizgl

B! “Tour Editor." 'rho Guardian tlnorlottetown. 0” °' mn” dw dau. It is vom ii it am mn. moms me pi-mesa am mv" _,, void if it in not received ra its mum ¢ form vm: nt wc *‘“"°'m the lnmoalilllxlroaaoltloollldohlcl whom \l0"’°" ntendod. ___-»-

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