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PAGE TEN . 'nm t.a'i'ms'r saws THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 0 rmsr or ALL, p __

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_ oN'r.uuo's mains Eeiniiiiiic. Marwriiiis UNICN aGAiN.

.\'o prc~c|'ipiioii can lic l

jist cxictly riglii---<lo the | work ilic pliy.~iriuii iiitciul- ed ig io .lo-~-uiile.~.< illi- bcst iiigreilriiis are iisicl and tlze tuu.poii|idii\g i.~iuui'l<c<l by cure. skill :ind iiiicllig- erce. 'l`hc only \\':i\' to lic

sure of

by liuvizig _\-our prescrip- tions fillefl liy u i't-spoiisililc druggist. iiring your pre ciipiions lit-ri-. ’i`lley will

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if we can fill ii correctly.

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Pliariiizwists \\`u uw nofliing init the ln.-~t drugs and cliciiiiuil-. \'oui' szifcti i~ ;.;ii:ir<li»<l lu re.

rt;{£rr who writes

Not muth has been heard of ‘ate a-_

A writer in the Moncton Transcript

i bout the epidemic of rabies in in-lreproduces the stock arguments in

It tario, and now it is reported as dis~|favor of a legislative union of the

lappearing. Some facts reported by1Maritima Provinces. These CBD bi the Toronto Globe and other -j.»|.i-,sunimarlsed in a few sentencesi That nala show how serious the outorcukiunion is strength; that the three

illc bust rc.\illl.~4 i.\,

has been nn-l how long it uas con- Provinces if united would command tiuued. The trovzhle began so 1- nglmore influence at OU-SWIM *hilt 0110 ago as May, 1907 when a mad <l0i: larger Parliament W0\lld Bll0l"l a

crossed the suspension bridge atilarger field for local public men, and Queenston and bit several dogs on`thit money will be saved by d0lll2 B'

lthe Canadian side of the river. 'Fheselway with two of the tl\I'€f= Pfifsenl- dogs in turn went mad and began to.Go\'ernors, Governments and- lk|Z'lBlB~ 'bite other animals and people. ltures. »

(lf course, all animals known f.\ liel All of whirh apparentlif Solmds llet'

infected were at once killed, out thelter and more coii\'inci\"-g on the 00101' disease has not, in three years het-nlside of the straits than on this side. eradicated, At one time the dii~cz\se'B\it there is nothing in the world to had spread to twenty-two couutieslprevint the people of New Brunswick

embracing nearly all of Western (in-land Nova Scotia becoming united if tario. Very strngent rneasui-cs were|they desire to do Bo. Nova Scotia adopted by the federal, ,iro‘.'iu::i-il would no doubt be quite willing to

[and municipal authorities, and fo" alldii-cet the legislation and administra- good many months past no c:.i's.tion of. New Brunswick if the people

were allowed to be at large cxveptlof the last named Province feel that

they were muz1.'ied, and many thou-libcy are no longer capable of mana-

earrds or dogs were destroyed. ln ging their own affairs. And that is

Tori nie alone 3,000 di gs were slaueh- what would happen if the ilniou were tered. brought about. Nova Scotia would

Tile losses of owners of live ~'tock have one third more members than

lwere very large from horses, cattle New Brunswick in a united Parlia-

\ » .

J- 1|. fslieep and swine that were bitten and ment elected on a population basis

had to be destroyed. Far more seg. _and would control the entire show.

l y ous were the cases of human beingsl That ls the one thlng celtaln almllt

who were tum 0,. bitten by the ra},id!the proposed Maritime Union. Allthe. caniucs. Of such cases four hundred fest ls l°l'°l’lem“llc“l» 9Bl’e°l“`ll~V the

d ei2ht)"one were reported and of expected Savlng Ol mmlel' “ml the ln'

mlm “" - .

these over one hundred were forcedjcreased lnflllence at Ottawa- A“d‘as

a to take the Pasteur treatment for to that "9“"“l’l° maxlm asseltnlg

irotection a ainst hvhro hobia. Solthat “nlml ls strength' that' t°°'d°`

l g . P successful was the treatment, how-lPe“‘lS- The llshmg “ld ls “°l° mad”

ll leier, that but one fatal case occue 5l5l"’“g*"` bl’ Hddlng more l°l“tS A

O . .

V l,.e;i_ .imarriage or a partnership does. not

The loss and cost incurred during bring Slfellillll 1l¥\l9H5 lille PBfl»le5 C841

work of -one mad dog, runs up into l13~l`"\°nY~ The' “lllon Ol llre B-nfl Elm'

50UV¢l'll\‘ hundreds of thousands of dollars, for powder has been known to cause a/n

Jtwclry extra protective quarantine and cura-`@XDl0Hl0l1»

we are showiiig.

Our largif stock iiirluslrs Spoons \\'ilh l’.l§.l. Crcsi

Hr0|.\i‘l\v~' with l’.l'I. l. L`r<‘<l

.tive work, and for animals destroy-' Bill al- lllld dlsl-“M9 ll W0“l"l lil* e,1_ The amazing wing is thai with interesting to see Nova Scotia and all the energetiomeans employed the New Brunswick trv the experiment of dreadful disease was not sooner era- U“l"“~ Pflllce E‘lWal"l lslfmll “'0\\l‘l

A _ Hi-li Pins wiili l’.i-`..l. Crt-si. dicated' This is explained by the P,-,,|,ab1y stay out for 8 while MSM

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(ull Link" mc lsiow rlevelopineiit of the diseaselfllll below 011 I1 lI\em0l`5l’l¢ 000850".

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Gil. Tay

which while ordinarily ueeurringqthdiish that She did not stay 0u~ ,from three to live weeks after inocu- Cilllle l0"i§ ellmlglli ls the Pfellenll OP- lation, in some cases did not develop llllfln Ol mBl\Y~0l ll" lI€0lJl9- We 9-V0 im, th,-ee ,,,~ four mumps after the not yet ready to sell our hundred-

-lewdel patient had been bitten. 'lhere were Hnlllhll`lY'**9\'9l1`¥9&l"0lfl l'9l.IlBlHf~lV€

at last report uve houses under uuar- machinery, Governor and Government

____,_ antine in the three counties of \‘v'el-land close outdiusiness as a Province.

land, Pcith and Middlesex |We feel some sense of strength in

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Ulf. "` ll Nm ll the three ,em-5| the resuyt of the live together or transact business in

________‘_ your “nm ,mb the British Em ir

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a Banitol Tooth _Paste has an im- R H,-ea; genus 0| weakness and not a

§;‘;“BlfaEglfw;'; trl:;e§"veds B°';;1gCB':;f;g;_ little of disappointment in our union

Try It fm. B change Price 25,, B with Canada, and don’t care ro tie

tube. The MacKinnon Drug t1o.,|onr hands with any new union cords

Druggists, cor. Great George and at me present

Ken; sts. drtf. ______.____.

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'li and you expr-rieiice the

lteeue-st clclight. Mzulc- hy- ex ports in u clean .~:uuit:iry factory of pure rliocoluic

',crc:im, sugar, fruit und "~ nuts. They are \\'liolcsouic 1 and delicious.

Try u sniuplc ut

The MacKinnon Drug Co’s. Drug Store.

Chocolate

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“For cigar critics the 10r:., three-

, "See0llI`lil1€ Ol UBS 811 50‘¢-WB llavelfor-a-quarter Marguerite cigar olfers ithem in many different shades also 3 1,,ng_ s9_gi5fMtm1y 5m0ke_ Mm. i>B¥l0l 3 Cmsshdf elle” ln UPU" OF guerites are well blended, expertly flow end. other armies iit15c,25c, 35c, rolled, ii-um the heat tobacco leaf 050 and 75C. l’at0n'S~ ll”'l0‘l4l- and sold here in all their freshness,

“’“ delicate flavor and pleasing aroma.

“lnfants, childs and misses canvas "Tha Two Macs," 149 Great George

‘ slippers for 25c. Goff Bros. il-12dli_ gt,-,,et_ drug

“YOU “Rift Kell belief V8-llles ln "l-iere’s an opportiinity for von to und@i'W¢M‘ than We ¥`°K\\l*1l`lY Elve ln secure a good quality hat for merely this =~‘U>I`€. hilt in 0\\F "M0“@Y'llBlS‘ a nominal sum. Our “Money-Raisine ill! Sale" We M6 Olleflllil mimi' llnei Bale" has reduced the prices of all ,at manufacturers prices and less. hats and theyfre here ready fo,-your Here are a few 0! the bllfghlnsi EHR- selection. Straw hats' at half price, lish Aertex, $250 Suit l0\" $l»75» swell Panamas at one third off and

, ll $3.25 Suit for $2~5°» °“‘l KM K°"l- stylish dips it one-sun un. choose

nthletic Sllib. 350 8 S\\lf- Others Bl today. H. H. Brown, The Young l i R It'-. time t stock u in un

"We have still' a few lightreolored 'i U ' 3 0 ` Mellls M911 l 8'“l~l\'l3l-

vests left. Just the thing for the ‘l,""""M “°§‘l5~ H' H' Brown' Tlle ’*’" warm weather. Priet~sfr<un $1.00 tu \0\"1i< M0115 “HIL 8'l1‘l3‘° “H@f°'S 'H Chance to get a pair of 32,25, pnr_0n'S_ g.-10d4\; white flannel or duck trousers-you'va

.._ _. ._ ., _ . . . - Y. .__-_~-.--- wanted a pair all alon but thou ht

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. they were too expensive. Now is

h Y h 7 your opportunity to buy, for they're

lc Q going today at $1.80 to $2.90. Choose

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lf_\'\\n .~;.'i\\' .i ro\\ of apples c-v\'r_\' om' `_ll`vr\‘ii\ in size, i'i|io|i\~'~\ mid rolrvry and waxy' H' }°I'Brown'The Yoaungllz/il;in 5

all 'ur suit* ai Ihr soon- prim- \\o\|l-.I`ul you |\\\osi‘ll1i'lwsi '.’ \\'lly lmi do ilu' sumo an' -1 '

whcir you buy l"ll{l'I l.\'.\h'l{.\.\'\`|f The (`o~l ol` Insurance is siibslaiiiiailly th _ _

same in nil t`oili[‘.'iiiii'~ lull \\'li.'il _von gvi for _\'-uir i\\\v|n'_\‘ \'arii~§ \'v.'|'_v much. Clioosu d l Odd garmellls _ln Balbnl-:gan lm' nit- ~l.l\'l~:|<l>oo|.. |.o\'oo_\‘ .t i'.|.olu-:" .uul --Ql'l:|<:.\1" ilu. t'.uu,».uu.¢.=, winch t":)°‘" ’°"El11‘?H 1" Prim l""“ 4,0° pay i%vr=l')' l_|.»rn-~l loss lii-4 .'nnl litlli-_ ||lil~r:ill\' :mil N~oinpil\‘. 0 C “DW Ee Ing at A On' Pluto" B'

Ask ilu- Siiflbri-i-~ iuilu- L'.uupbi~ll1ou |"i'r\- which (.'oin'pauics ilu-y prefvcr- Y _ ____ _ _ _ >_Y__V__* _______8;1_lldil'_

D. B. STEWART Charlottetown . ~

GENERAL AGENT FOR

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rin ‘-QUEEN" fa ni. --iivnizrooi fn i.oNnoN fn cross" Infants

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Our display oi

i _ those little beauties is We Are Showing the deligluofyouug

Ins. Cos.

the finest line of

‘id ever seen in Charlottetown.

Door locks (iii sets) window

fisteiicrs, etc., in a great variety of Lillie MOCC&SlIlS,

Shoes

Mothers and Fond Relations who want

Builders’ Hardware to Hive a Pail' Of Shoes

to the “Dear Baby".

bootees,,sandal,s,`shoes

styles and finishes. . .

slippers, pretty little

You will lic h.rd to pleas: if uc caiinot suit you _gfeations every pair

Tlla Rogers’ Haniwara Gu Lid, ““i‘“’°

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asiemmi ,,...~i....i»...i.»‘, of them and .prices in;

keeping with the;

CANADA'S GRAND OLD MAN~

'Lord Strathcona a few dave no celebrated his ninetieth birthday and was the recipient of many congratu- lations on that occasion. His physi- cal and intellectual vigor are indeed most remarkable for his years, and may be envied by men who'are twen- ty-five years his junior. He is still discharging efliciently the arduous duties of Canada's High Commission- er in London, and frequently appears at public functions, presides at meet- ings, delivers addresses -and is con- tinuously active and useful.

Lord -Strathcona 'is devoted to

Canada and Canadian interests, and his share in making the Dominion what it is has been very large and honorable, perhaps second to none now living. In rendering service to his country he was able also to se- cure for himself a large private lor- tune, from which he has at various times generously aided many worthy public objects and institutions. Though he served some time in the House of Commons, he, was never a strong political partisan. He belongs to the entire country and Canada is proud of him.

So long a life has made him con-

temporary with neariy all of the growth and development. of British North America. When he was born the settled portion of the country was almost entirely confined to the Atlantic seaboard and the shores of the St. Lawrence and the great lakes. There were few roads, no-x:ail- ways inland, no steamships on the sea, no telegraphs or electric service of niiy sort. The agriculture of that day was limited in extent and ex- tremeiy primitive in itsimplements and methods.

Between those early years and the

present what a marvellous develop- ment and progress has come to Can- ada! Yet this is but a part of the still more marvellous progress of the British Empire.and the world during the same period. As be and others of the old men of our time look back to the conditions existing' in their earlier years it must seem almost in- credible that such stupendous changes could have occurred within a single lifetime, hilt so it has been. Lord Strathcona has been ‘spared for twenty years beyond the span of years allotted to man, and many will join in the hope that he may be spared to till out his century of years with the full honors that belong to Canada‘s Grand Old Man.

JAPAN'S NEW TARIFF.

Japan has followed in the Wake of

the protectionist countries by large- ly increasing the rate of her cila- toms duties. The British tariff coin- mission has been examining the new Japanese schedules and finds that ex- tensive changes have been made from ad valorem to specific duties, and that while the additions to the old tariff on dutiable goods will be about 50 per cent., on many lines of Brit- ish goods, especially on cottons and textiles, the advance will reach 66 per cent. '

Japan _bas not by any means spar-

ed her western ally in readjusting her tariff and British trade with Japan is hit pretty hard. The obvi- ous reason for this is that British competition was most feared by the Japanese manufacturers. The new tariff wifi not come into sheet, how- ever, until next July when several of Japan's trade treaties with other) nations will expire. It is believed that the~new duties when they goin- to eflect will prove to be absolutely prohibitive against certain lines of British goods heretofore imported by Japan to the extent of millions of dollars.

"Your choice of our men'a fancv

hose at 25c. Paton's. 8--10114;,

"Can you swim? ifgg, get 8 pay,

of swimdng wiugs and enjoy your bathe. A full line of the reliable kind at Geo. E. Hughes’, The Peo. i>le’s Druggiet, Charlottetown. ` 8--12d2i.

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liow Does That f Grave Look

is your family -plot as

well cared for as _the other mounds in “God’s Acre?" Have you given them pro- per care and attention or :ire they just left to cure for tlicinselves ?

./\ ){|':\|\il¢' inuiiiiilwiii or \‘\'e||

se iii-mlalniiv will greatly improve _your family plnl. A monument will Inst longer, look hesi and is ‘ he cheapest, service considered. ofall memorial stones.

(`al| or wrilc for designs and

prices. We are master .-dom.-

rollers.

ll ANDLER & DHL

METHODIST.

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First Methodist. - Rev.

Howie of Quebec at 11 and 7. Sunday Soho Bible Glass at 2.30.

eleven and seven Sunday S

COIDQ.

PRESBYTERIAN.

COIHO.

lten a. m. Dr. ‘at eleven and seven. School and Bible Glass at 2.30 students and strangers

welcome. -

Central Ch ristian-Rev. J .

Prince St.

BAPTIST.

Baptist-Piiilrlic services at

seven. Sunday , School Bible Glass at 10 a. m.

ANGLIOAN.

Sung Eucharist 11 a. m.

Church Philadelphia.

St Pau1's-Morning prayer

First Mass at 7.30, Childre

i,Mass. High Mass at 10.30, and Benediction at 7 p. m.

SALVATION ARMY.

-Sunday. Service at 7, 11,

Saturday at eight p. m.

Saturday Issue.

Beef (Iquarter) per Ib Beef (small) per lb

Beets, per don

Butter _ Oalfskins, (free of heads) Pelts each S1 Chickens per lb Eggs, per doz

Fowl, per lb

New hay Old hay

Black Oats White Oats

Hides, per Ib Miitton per lb

Lard, per lb

Mutton (small) per fb

Potatoes

Spring lamb per lb

Celery per bunch

Radishes, per bunch

Lettuce per hunch

Cherries, qt L L L L.

Blueberries

Dlack currants Red currants Gooseberries

time when you will need the D. A. Bruce.

some fashionable fancy shirt "Money Raising Sale” has

$1.35 to 59c. Come in to select. H. H. Brown, Th

EHUHEH SERVICES

Chmgol in Church services must

not ba in later than Friday at noon.

Isaac City ,

ol and

Grace Church.--Public services at

ool and

. - ch

Bible Class 2.15. Pew live reserved for college students. Everybody wel-

St. James.-Rev. T. F. Fullerton at

eleven and seven. Everybody wel-

Ziovn.-Morning prayer meeting at

Grant Sunday . Lid lege cordially

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

F. Floyd

at eleven and sevfin. Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a.m. Everybody welcome. Minister’s Residence 104

11 and

and

St. Petcr’s Cathedral.-12th Sun-

day after Trinity: Holy Communion 8 a. m. Matins and Litany 10.15.

idvensong

and sermon 7 p. m. Preacher the Rev. Henry B. Gnrgas, of St. Luke’s

at 11 a.

m. evening prayer at 7 p. m.

BT. DUNS'1`AN'S CATHEDRAL.

n’s Mass

at 8.30, Catechism immediately after

Vespers

3, and

2.30 p. ni. Week nights Service. - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and

CHARLOT'.l‘ETO\’\'N MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

8 to 10 8 to 16

17 to 22 11 to 12 to $1.30 10 to 11 18 to 20

25 30

50 to 54 48 to 50

S to 9 8 to 8] 16 to 20 si to 12 50 to $1

Straw per ton $5.50 to $6

12 to 14

8 4 5

15 to 18

12 20

10 to 12 10 to 12

"All the fancy hosiery in the store

at cut prices. This is your chance to get your summer hose cheaply, at a

m most.

7-30dtf.

Now is your chance to stock up

s. Our lowered

the price of these shirts from 85:: and

day and

Young

Men's Man. 8-11d3i.

ket for

stock up

dtisrm wfif

world.

oriiv it

. ance iii

Polici

dmsti

and Shoes

shingles, prices

N0. I

goods and money by

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, 9 foot posts

8 if 66

/ 7 ci ie

We ask you to call and inspect our

be convinced that you can save

Although higher than some time ago the mar

Flour and Feeds has not yet reached

the top and we would advise our customers to

no\v.We have a good stock on hand and

will quote close prices for prompt shipment

R. E. MUTCH Q). C0

Grafton Street, Charlottetown Wliolesalc Only

_ _ - --- 'nr in

The increasing Cost oi Living

is ii source of concern even to those well-placed in the

How iuiiuitely more difficult is the problem to

t],.,,~@ poorly provided--for example, to the unfortunate ones deprived of the supporting care of father or husband

Life Insurance solves the problem. For the great maj

is the only solution.

To those looking for the best available in Life Insur-

s sufficient to state tint for three successive years

the public have shown that they coiisider tlie_ Great West Life policies nuequulled. For three successive years the Great-West has written the largest Canadian Business of all the Couipzuiics. '

es are inexpensive--liberul-~proiitalile.

Ask for personal information--statiiig age. The Great- West Life

. Assurance Company

llead Olficc Wl""lP°U» M"‘ll°l“ Branch gm” Charlottetown, P E I

Hyndiitan fs? Co Ltd

Managers, P. B I

S. M Hicks, Agent atSu;nmeraide

learance Sale

y VVe will forthe next 30 days sell all

our stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots

at cost

Everything Must 0

We also oller our fine stock of cedar

` posts, etc., at the following

. Clear . Shingles $2.40 l

2nd clear “ Clear White “ X No. i, “

2.00 I So 1.20

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dealing with us.

MORRIS (K7. FYF E

' Stanley Bridge

8-4d2

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¢,,”/,,\.

We are discharging

your supply now wliil

price _is low.

Goff ros 4_1 ,

Hurd

C0lll lfxlfly EX- SCl1l‘. Arizona.

We would suggest ordering

e th

. A. Plckard &. Gu

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Gel a Phone m your Residence

If you fully appreciated the advant-

rigcs the 'phone brings and thc com- paratively low cost of owhing one you would have your house connect- ed without delay.

The phone will. connect your house

with the commercial industrial and social world. With 3 phone you can roach the large stores without leav- ing your home and get better goods at lower prices than you could in your immediate vicinity. A phone will \bring you any information you may need and bring it promptly too.

A phone will enable you to secure

prompt services from all trades and industries. It will bring you what you want without delay. It will en- able you to make appointments with friends without, leaving your room and in every case is sure to give dol- lars' worth of satisfaction for every cent invested in one.

ASK C0l1l»"°¢¢ Déliartment for priced;

Their lownesa will surprise you.

_ I “The Plume will bring you Bminrn" ` ' - The Telephone Co of P. E. Island

Charlottetowii,_ P. E, Island,

' one 240 1

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18 each