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5 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, MAY r4,r19o6.

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FISHING . I RIIDS T0 SUIT THE

POCKETBOIlK

Our assortment of fishing

rods and poles is as complete as the rods are strong and reliable. We have fine jointed rods from twenty-five cents upto five dollars, each one well _worth the money. Our assortment of jointed and ferruled rcds at $1.00, $1.25, $r.5o, $1.75, $2.00 and so on are as good as money can buy at the several prices. Call and sec our rods before buy-

ing.

J.G.Jamicson,

DRUG GIST,

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Supreme Satisfaction li

awaits the man who wears a suitof my cloth- ing. Upon that rests my claim of patronage. _\'e\~er were better styles shown than this year's and never were goods so stylish. Call and order your suit to-day,

CRAIG,

YPPER QVEEN ST. tfdtrvlntv

‘-5 llllll

, Strathcona Convenience of Location

Two minutes only from

Post Office, five from steamers and train; ? Sure- ly this house is conven- iently located.

Transient visitors to the

city will find this a clean, well-nppointed house- first class in every respect.

Yi-i mir -liar-_'~'~ .nn nun li li ~~ -

lnr...i\r~»r I-ill :'\|w~||~c»~ uri- lc~~ than n:l.~»i nun-. prrilc-|»~n»|\~ hott-l~.

l»i\~‘»~llcrrl fowl and rrmrltilrlr spur

lv-~~ I le.\r\l\rn»~~ \i|»t1\1l:irt» fvrrr-i~lr \n;_r~ your rin-:tb “ln-n you likc.

'l'l\v-1-mc ~r»n>n-of tht- ri-.\~on~ for !

tlrt» >'ir.\tln .inn ~ popular'rl,\.

THE STRATHCONA,

Fnrnrcrly "lion Ton" Re~murnr\t" tirnfton .~'t. opposite St. I‘nt.\l's Church.

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GAB SERYIGE

Passengers, baggage, ete., oonveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & MeKinnon‘s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- eon‘s Comer. J. M. NICHOLSON,

Island Guardian Publishing Company.

g- Two return

Ii.’a\-Advervisinlz and Subscripl ions.

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F. IL .\`l-JWSOM, Subscription and

BRITAIN AND TUITKLY.

'l`he Turks were originally. a tribe of

Tartan from Turkestan in I_`cntral Asia

but have rnixed up uruuh with the peoples

they have oonquered. The Turkish Empire dates from 1298 when several petty states were united under (lthman, with the title of Sultan. Constantinople was taken in 1154. Greece conquered tive

years later, Syria overrun in l-115, and Egypt added in the following year. Turkish arms carried the crescent to

Vienna and Italy, and for ar time the Turk was the terror of Europe. The past century was a period of decadence for

Turkey. Greeceund the llanubian prin~ cipalities became independent. and Egypt nearly so. Turkey came to be spoken of asthe “Sick Man" of Europe, and its affairs for fifty years past. have been

controlled by it Confcrcucc of thc

European powers.

But Turkey .still holds Palestine. \\'lrcrc

David and Solomon reigned, the most holy places of thc Jewish and thc Christ- ian faith. Asia Minor and the country

which formed the first Christian enrpirc. Prophets and interpreters have many

times foreseen, in their imaginations or expositions, the date when the Turk should be driven out of Europe and the Holy I.and delivered from his rule. I-ut thc end is not yet. Turkey is still a

strong military potvcr. at least for dt-fen» sive warfare. -

The present. Sultan,likc his predecessors. has frequently prcsunrcd upon thc riiflererrces or enrbroilrnents of I-Iuropean

powers to assert his power in an

offensive way. The humiliation Of Russia by .lapan,the entanglement of France and Germany overhlorocco, and the necess- ion ofa Liberal Cabinet in Britain were

no doubt conditions which he thought

favorable for raising a troublesorrrc boundary question with Egypt and occupying the disputed territory \vith troops. lie evidently did not expect so prompt and resolute an aultirnatunr from the Bannerman Government as has been

delivered t/0 him, ordering thc irrnncrliatc

cvacuation ofthe district ilr dispute. _

Tire whole world seems to have taken

it for urantcd that the Sultan will yield. _\t this writinghe has given no intiur

ation of compliance, although hc has

apparently no outside support from any quarter. llc must yield, or fight.. liri- taln would be most reluctant to engage in another costly war. especially at the

present time, but great issues are at stake in maintaining her position and

prestige in Egypt,nnd in preserving the Sncz Canal and the high way to India and the East free from nrcnncc. Until the

matter in dispute is settled there will be grave apprehcnsions in the minds of

I-18 d 1 vr. Telephone No. 253 mlm!-

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' IN GERMANY

i i I}r:nt.t.\', May ll.-A lockout in the

‘metal Industries, extending ull ovcr lticrmany, will bctrin lromorrow. Three ihundred and twenty thousand men will

ibc affected.

\\'c devote more space to show Ilottsc Furnishings of all kinds

than any other store in the Province and wc carry by “long V'

, .~

Anim! Jgqr-nail aImlngtiobsJUS'l‘,I)lPAR'.l'lLL,RlLlABLl

WEWSY, sggesttnll times fnrtherthe best. Interests of tholpaople and Pm-

linon and recognised therefore an l r

I \_v3lSllIlgS

From Old Ireland.

town, Prince Edward Island, Canadg at the following rates, payable In advance. M Bdltl ,(da` tsunda )onemonthSl::paryear..... Bdciitlon tlHoneti;,p\\`ednmday and Friday) pe: year . . . . .. . . . . . .. .ULIB

Th G ardl ill ot be po ible for currency or atam lwed

.mira 'isslla i.y°'r'><:ut c'i.-tt". 'tixspréll order. or aegtswea rearmpfyms ur ide

Branch Offices al 5¢nnmersld¢,AIbedon, Geofyelolbn, Sour# and Monique.

Job Printing hfgii Y V

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

MONDAY MORNING MAY ll. MIB,

oNe Lines. Q

IXIA-Nevhl Debllilnelrl..

l35t\-J. R B. Mc(‘rendy, Omoo.

flleellournl t\.m. to! p.m;'l.l) p.m.w 4 am J.l-LB. MoCREADY. Editor. A. IRWIN. News Editor and

Anne. Kd. Magazin

THF CITY FATHEIIS AND THE CITY'

Tire policy of the lust City (`ouncil had

for its de.~tinctive feature the permanent

improvenrerrt of our streets and side-, walks. and that policy tvna S0 much; approved by thc citizens at the civic

election that all the Councillors who; stood for rc-election were handsomelyl returned, with Councillor Paton, who had I been a leader in the movement promoted I

tothe Mayors chair. This was a marltedl expression of popular approval. l

\\'c are glad to find that plans have

been made for carrying on the good \\'ork,` both of macadnruising additional scctionsi of streets and extending the permanent; sidewalks. Something has no doubti

‘been learned during the experiments* along these lines and we note what!

seems to be a valuable suggestion, that l hereafter nrore attention shall be given to »

unrlcr-flrainngrc. Even a macadarniserli street or a concrete sldeyvnlk is not proofi

against disruption if a body of water- collects within it or underneath tIrc‘ surface and becomes frozen.

Good \\-orlt has already been done In

cleaning up the stre:ta, but much yet

rt-mains to be accomplished before the, ton n is made as sweet and tidy as we t-ottltl wish. Such, we believe it t0 bel thc intention of the City Fathers I/0 makef

it. \\'e are cxpectirrg tourists in larrzcrl numbers tl\nn~ heretofore, and wc arcl

pleasant cxpcricnccs while here. More-y over-we arc to have this fall afanroust i|rlcrpt'ovitrci:\l Iixlribitlon in Char-l

lottctown wlrit-lr will bring many prom- l incnt visitors from the other I"rovincc.-l of Canada. l

lt will thus be seen thattlris year wer

have special reasons to put the best footl forwltrti. Between the City Council nnil|

the lixhiliitinn Association both the street leading to thc I-Exhibition and the groundsi

and buildings there should be put in` apple-pic order. liepnirs of sidewalks and 1 some needed extensions tu the suburbszl

,thc removal of dead trees and broken' trce boxes; the due care to prevent they

:ict-umtrlntiorr of street litter, and the.

frt-quent use of thc watering carts on dry and dusty days. will not. we arc surel escape the attention of City Fathers who.

so evidently want to do \\'clI. \Vc hope!

and trust that our citizens irt general'

and ln particular will co-operate vsith thci City Council by each giving as much, attention as he can to maintain his‘

promises In n neat and tidy condition.

- andyourhllloulneeahsadaeneand Woomtfpatlonbemlnduyoutaxa

;_ Wfllbemnssdtoltsnatnraldnttes!

Xlauluaudnaiat-aasomu. g

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desirous for thorn to come and to have’ ---

i | |The over-sea trndevof the British Euipirc

produced $2fl~',.'»0t|,Il00 in gold and €~'i`.Z_:l.'>0,~

I Y L’ f.\`othing gave him any permanent rf-licl

our | until he used ChamberlaIn'a Pain Balm.

I-Iood’s Pills ' ‘

lcxperience forthe benefit, of others who

T" THE cnaatomsrown suARb|itiiL "" - e

' Real

lland

Made

Linen

Waist-

ings

PJ MES

i What lady does not love a real hand-made Embroidered Linen Waist' I Well! to he brief Mr. McLaren bought fifty or sixty models. Its a glontgris Shirt Waist gathering. We will not even hurt at the attraction. Come t S

a. m. and “take-a-look." '

We have 30 chick white silk waists, bnttoned down the back, real beauti-

ful, from $1.50 10 $5-00°

The Very Newest in Ladies’ Silk Waists I

The Very Newest in Ladies’

Are here this morning dircct from the Old Land ALL Ti_f\'CSUSI\'E PATTERTTS AND_ NEW-

From the quantity shown and sold it ia easy tuscc that we lrold first place of special totrfrtlencc with wcll dressed Lailics. Come in and sce them thc pricc is easy.

D Real

A Hand

Made , Em- broid- ered Linen Waist'

» ings

White and Colored Silk Watists

PAT() C0.

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___ mil! _

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Summerside wants no vendors.

Father Gapnn denies that he was

hanged. The feclingis uidcsprcad that hc ought tolravc been.

\\ ith 21 or' Zhi polls lrcard from the \'ot0

for the repeal of thc Scott Act in King's

Countystands ltlil to 131|. That is between seven and eight toonc.

in 1904 amounted to 'the prodidgious surn of $6,.'»2fi_ll5.U00. Of this trade 73.3 pcr cent. was with foreign countries and 2ti.'i

per cent between different parts of the Empire. Frour llritish possessions the United Kingdom bought goods to thc value of $754,567,313 and sold thorn goods to the value of $l7iN,3Iti,tiT0. 'l`hc Empire

01|) vvorth of diamonds. The imports of meats exceeds the Imports by $l5tl,5(ltl,ir(ll'

and the imports of grain execetlcd thc, exports by $16T,tl\f|,fl0‘J.

Sciatica Cured Alter twenty Years

Torture-

For more than twenty years Mr. J. Il.

Massey, of 332! Clinton St., Minneapolis, Minn., was tortured by sclatica. The pain and suffering which he endured during this tlrnc is bcvonrl cornprchcnaion.

One application of that liniment rclievcd the pain and made sleep and rest possible, and less than one bott-le has effected a permanent curc. Mr. Massey rt-lates his

may be sirnillarly nflllcted. If troubled with sc-latina or rheumatism \\'hy not try a 25 cent bottle of Pain Balm and sec for yourself how quickly it relieves thc pain. for sale by all clruprgists.

BIG LOCKOUT

Wien

'I‘I3Ei‘I‘I-I.

S A V E BEGIN' EY.

I’..£-LI1\l'.

The day of wholesale slaughlcrof teeth, by the forceps, is gone.

By years of study, experiment and the practical experience of learned men as physicians, rentists, bacteriologists, chemists and others it is now possible for each and everyone to have their tccth preserved todo the work nature intended them for.

It fs Our Business to Save Teeth

It ts your duty, to yourself, to have your teeth saved. If you in-

frnd having dental work done, call and have a talk with ns, we will advise and explain matters to you, tell you just what you should have done and what the cost will bc, \Vc make

No Charge for Examination and Consultation

, lt is our business and pleasure and we place you under no obli-

gallon to employ us to do your work.

Our Prices Ara the Lowest

Come and get thcm. Our workmanship is of thc highest grade.

Our material the best money can buy. All work backed up by a

'I en Year Written Guarantee

Guarantee Dental Rooms Cameron Block. Clmrlottetown, Over Reddln Bros.

DR. l§.&fE. ROBINS, Proprietor,

MW Allvcrtlscmcrts

No'[_|c|:

The Annual General llnetiug of the

Prince Edward Inland Development and Tourist Allndntlou will be held on

Tuesday Evening the 151|; lay Inst.. .¢s¢'¢1`»¢k,n. ure supmuuy c..,,,, Room, City Ball, Charlottetown.

Gao. n. noonss,

udzi President,

Property For Salc 'at Gcorectown.

The undersigned offers for sale it

Georgetown the property formerly owned and occupied by Michael Iles sian, oomprising one dwelling lions.,- with eight rooms, warehouse and om. huitdings, sixteen acres of land in Georgetown Royalty with barn on il,

Allbuildinga arctn good repair anrl

the farm is well fenced and ina high state of cultivation.

For further particulars apply to

E. v. nassras,

|4d4i tw3ipd Georgetown

MILK MILK !

The Charlottetown Condensed Milk

Co will pay 9oc per one hundred lhs for first class milk up to Nov. rst, and for six months from Nov. lst to May rat r9o7 will pay $r.3o per one hnutlrttl lbs.

Farmers should prepare at nnrc to

supply winter milk- by sowing ruang~ els and mixed feed.

This is a bona fide offer and patrons

of the C. C. Milk Co can depend upon their being fairly dealt with-The Cu is now preparing to make txrntracts for present sud future supply.

For particulars send post card ail-

drcssed to Ch"1`own Cond. Milk Co. Ch‘Town. May toth, 1906. 5-lltlurwftf.

P. E. Island Hospital

Public Notice is hereby given tlmt, in

pursuance of the Act of 1ncorporation,a Public Meeting of all contributors to thc abovt’ institution will be held in the parlor of the Young Men’s Christian Association, Charlottetown on

Thursday, lllay 31st, i906

at the hour of 8 p. rn.

for the purpose of electing Trustets (nr the government of thc institution,in ric- eordance with the bye~laws and for tue transaction of such other business its shall be brought before the meeting.

B. BALDERS'1‘< r_\',

rodmftd Scc‘y of Trnstecs.

Oltange in BraziIlan’s Route

Brazilian 219

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5/._-r`/A

" \. _ _ __ V Woven Wire Fencing 'A 'T ` i' "} P=ll1elLswn Fencing.

___',';>__;:::,._;\;. Coiled Spring Fenqg

A .£233

Q .,';§.\,,

E T -__ ` Wire.

9 '. - » _ _

‘='= *H-'/'br 6-2:'-'L2' >v~"e;=~ 'AE hence Staples, Ctc. _fag /__';'__S/;\>*/ _§,_;;L~:i`_ fv___i__; 2; Plain and Ornamental ef” In gl _S 5,. ., N SIfx€eI“I‘l'atue Ga(e5_

*' `=-"-’ ' ~f§=_”_;>- `-Q1# -=§ . . 'ire F ' 1 _,Q sl. .,_\;l,;_§..a\ Ame cr. lea s rn. wrigciiig mi

ad _ v v _ v _ I' H made

from tltc best galvanized steel wire made 1uAmerica.

Dealers in all sizes galvanized wire, barb wire, etc. We solicit your orders, and guarantee our goods.

plicgsgsglisxrxnrgtéiarllysall parts rn P. E. I., if not in your vicinity, write di|»¢¢g fo,-

LTD" Moncton' N'

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You Go Straight Into the Homes Of Over Six Thousand People Wlion You Use

odds" the largest stock of these goods-it follows that choice ,

should bc widest and best here-and handling the trade we do

in our exbltrsivc lines, we should be able to name lower prices

than any other store. See our wide range of FURNITURE,

BEDDING, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, CURTAINS,

SHADES, etc., before you invest a dollar in house furnishings.

Mark Wright furnishing _ iiiifltrtftliiltwirtftlstiiffiffl

is rr luxurious comfort. It med not be any more . expensive than your means ` permit.

Every job of plumbing

douc by us is thoroughlv inspected before being pro-

nounced complete.

GBT OUR PRICES on that job you were

thinking of having done before leaving your order

elsewhere

Fred. Trai nor, Plumber and Heater, Successor to late Charles

Grafton Stag Open House. Bmwfsm I' 0??-I-~~ f

CHAKLOTTETOWV

1 uuAtu>mN.

It llas the Greatest irculation By far. And in Used Extonslvoly alike by local and foreign advertisers.

lf you want “A Result Getter" Use

The Guardian ‘

27 _ _ _ _ __ FEllClllg f0l’ llle Fllm iliah nt rrcaorktlrerico tu I)un'l lIulr|n\n`~.'_lIi|~i-

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Y Y .M v _ _ wg Lawn' Churchs cemetel' u?\9dvl3ri‘¢;izayLMrryIltth,§tcphutrl`olc~.llillluv

/_ir 9;-/_ Bbsmn \` L A _‘4E!C., EIC. to John Bto\\'nrt»v<. ll.n|||-_line

" ‘ ‘"`~‘"_v ~- "‘"=‘"~ f-f 2” n -.Heav 1'mn-dr_.. May mn to win. lint.-_r.....,_

` WE IIIHUUIHCIUIE, Tl')'0u. Iroomthertco to ow|rur`a stabli-_ 1 .wc

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\\'Ill lr-.avc Bernard l-`it1.~drnrr\nrr'.< for .\\\~\l1I

.\lcNelll‘s, Stnnlcy Hrld , on Munri.r\, .\l.\y ltth nt nocu thence to mtrick ltclrl ~. llulrc Itivur ovcr night. _

Tuesday “ny l5th. to \\'m. McNeill ~.".\\ cw

'l`ra\'on=e\unt,ilthn followln lllorulny .ii non.

.\ior\dny May `Jlxt.louvos T‘ape 'I`ra\rr~\ lui

John Mc(`nnl|u's. Middleton over night.

'l‘ucarla slay rtml, tu lmrrrrrd .\`.-lun-n|.<u<

(`cnt_ralFl<ll:dc<|uc. noon tht-Int-c to J. lt. rl l-lu

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Hlliieiiliidgilisiiiviirtyoilliriilliii llanrcs .\lc| '<vu~'\l\l e. Ernorald. noon thorn-o to Sprin|;lleld. -M ul ""ii’i'..i.'.lIIll¥“rl‘.f§"¥i5.”‘i2§" llfilllf. .

anilrirrrrs Hond noon, thurrcn to J. 'l`. .\lul! .:i~. l"llv.~'ilr|runn~, \_l It

éatc noon, tlrcltcu to (icorgo (`rtrn|rbcll ~. I I l~ ililliiliirrlihiraihinltlih, to llcrnnnl I-`iIv.~iri|n».»i».

lang ltiéet' noon, remaining until ilu- f<».l.».\- rr Mun ay. _ Tlroirbove route will be repented for-tnn;l»llv

dur-ing the aoauon.

Mares at nwnnr's rink. :lfomuc for r-'na-toll $10.00 lernrs. slnrrls sen Ice 81'. wi IL Pl ‘H\_l\|;_

(lu in 1.

BERNARD I"IT7..\`IM .\lll.\"'-

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Desirable Produce and Grocery l.ns -

|1655 Shlld Ill Sydllcy, C. B, llotrqg $r5o,oooauuunlly. Great opporltllttll’ for hustler. Apply to P. 0. Ito; 6.-n, Sydney, or to Box 587 Charlottetown.

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r-:nears mam vmu- nw tru ,ant .um

Sstus H5010/HAL co.. fauna. of-nf/fi, t‘-~~~~fl-

Tar for Sale

ll $Q.OO per caslr.

Apply at Compsny’s OIHCCI

Queen St., or at Gas W0rl<S~

Charlottetown `l.Ight & Power

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