THE CHARLOTTETOWNIGUARDIAN, MAY. 9, 1905. _ in

THE CHARLOTTETOWN " GUARDIQN

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'runsbav MORNING. may 9, inns'

TNE GOVERNNENT DEUGATION- IW" b°f°N- 7°' "°°k* W “Um” °”

___ _ ommunisations have been cuiolf- In

As was announced In The Guardian of "'° "U" °‘ U” fm" "ur swam mm'

).,,st_e,.day momlng the pmvlllclnl Gm., m_ muniuatlon with the Mainland has been

ment ln" lppolulml foul. ul lllcll, |,mm_ wholly out oil' for two months continuous- iiicnt members n Delegation to proceed to I-7 in each yw.r‘ The loss to me Ishmd Ottawa and present to thc federal Cabinet hm "ce" mcalmnlme' At mis “Tmug

‘ our cliiliiis for better comlnuiiicatlon with 'might is lying ut Pictu" which was due

,hc Mnlnlaml ol C“nMl_l_ of ,lm nent _on the Island, and had the boud_of union `sti'cngth of our claim there ranbc no heeukem' would lmw been dehvemd M'

question, no poslible doubt. It is based upon a solemn treaty between Canada and this Province binding the Dominion to maintain constant steam communica-

tion between thc Island and the railway syteni of the Mainland.

'I`hi.-1 bond is ai valid legal iiociiiiiciit, as

biiidiiig in law and in ci|uiiy als any in- denture that can l-c drawn. ll is for

value received by the Ilominioii, in the .siirrciidcr of our custiiiiis and excise re-

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\-,.,,ue,, for all lllm. lo ,.0me_ ll is |,,.y0,,(l entirety and tothe full satisfaction of our

its destination four months ago. Thus has the Dominion failed and made default

of its obligation. Thus has the strong and rich Dominion wronged the weaker party to the contract.

It is the clear duty of thc Provincial

(lovernincnt to seek redess for this great injury suffered by the Province and to ob- tain such secqrity,suL~h effective measures for the future. as will guarantee that the terms of union shall be carried out iii their

'mously agreed upon are now fully oom~ l mitted.

The-course is thus mapped out for thel

Govaniinent Delegates. The construction I ofthe Tunnel at the 'earliest practicable,

communications till the Tunnel is built- “ theseare lnbrlof their instructions from the Legislature. This is the undoubted

will of our people and may not be trliied, with Along this line the Government

cial bodies of all the leading Canadian Y

On every hand the justice of our claims .md the reasonable practicabllity of the Tunnel has been admitted. On every h

to have the newsteamer next winter the T

momglm Wm, . gm-,ng |¢¢.|,”¢k|,,3 :have been wiser and sadder. With the 1¢,gm¢g- (9 hnpmv, M fu- 4, lug, bg our ldelay in t-he expeotsd iikht between Togo

,md PM~|imnem, of (;.n,d,_ the Wmm". llattacks have accomplished nothing since

ho sur`prlsc at Port Arthur at the be-

citles have bsenlnlormed and instructed. 8l“"|“ii' °f "lm War- We “N wld- Th”

battle will be decided by the heavy ships and heavy guns, of which Rojestvensky

hand the public of the Mainland Provin- -‘md thi” P°|"t “WY b° W°"th °°“°l‘l°"'

ces has shown wllllngnew to do “B jus, ing-the Russian 12-inch guns are new

tice by its early conntruct|°n_ and good while the Japanese guns of like The “-,W ls thus prepamd and marked calibre are badly worn by the heavy tight- l__ And tlme does n°t`wl,ll_ lf we are inn towhich they have been subjected.

order for construction must be ut once ““°°' S°'“° °f them may haw been re lll,.en_ Knowlng that ll Delegallon _ls placed with new ones, but it is not likely coming, the authorities at Ottawa will °h“l'““h*“'°"°°“'

RUSSIAN NOPES RISING.

'_ Always before a battle St. Petersburg newspapers have profossod confidence of victory, and always after the battle they

nd Roiestvensky Russian hopes have been rising until of late some of the St. Petersburg journals have reached the boasting poiiit-. Togo is to be whipped this time niid for several reasons. Torpedo

as a. decided preponderance. flloreovsr

hese hetwy guns haves limited endur

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,W Goods

e lllillllltfll

Show days. in this department are over, and

have been a decided success. We _have never before taken so many orders on our opening days, showing the eilorts of the managemenr in this department have been appreciated by good Judges of artlstic and

, nicely trimmed millinery. A large_lot of _ new 11111'

liuery came to hand yesterday. Come 111 and SW

‘_ 5000 Christy hats to pick froni.

question that the Dominion has fur',P*`°l”¢`- filo" Such fu" and "°'“l’l@l° 5"" thi;-¢.y.;w0 yeurs l~,,,_,l_ |-,rcelvcll "ll ll", pletion ofthe terms of union depends the .bcnehts of this u|_fi-vi-in9n¢_ T|,,. {_,|,,,,,l most vital interests of Print-e lidivard Is- . has kept strict' faith in the matter and ]“"‘I~ 0'" mid” h"~>“ l‘¢’0" Cm °ff~ °‘"' il” during the period of ii tgeiiei-iiiioii has cou~ |‘l“°“l"Y W"`"I3'~""‘l~ Ui" I“l’0\` ‘I9l’l`l"9d 0'

tributed tinis of iiiillii-n.~‘of dollars tothe its -l“"l "'~"““"d “ml 'h°““"‘n‘l5 Uf °“l

f¢,|,.ml l,.,.,,_`,,,._v_ l,l,_\,l,l,_, ,O ,l,,_, lllbl Cen, people <lri\'eu into exile bet-aiise the terms Lf ii`ll that has been claiiiieil. of "UID" h‘*"9 "ol I‘*’*`" kL'lll~ If thi? IS'

It is beyond question that the Island ns l""'| i-` lf’ “"9 “WI l"`°SD9F ‘"2 “MISC NWS

one party to the iigrcciiit-iit luis not failed the ~“[I|’“l“t°d c°"lI"“°"“ Siem” C°m"\““'

in the least _jot or tiitlc of its obligatioii. i'~'"'i°n ’“"'m‘e" “nd “'|“'°"-

If him "l'\'|f¢ Hood in r-very partir-iiliir, ami No. half measures, no healing of the satisfied uit-ry li.-ual and moral demand \\'i>\iud sliglitly, im further feeble and un-

piit for\var<l by the Iluuiiiiioii iiiider the cvrtaiiii expcriiieiitiiig will meet the case. teriin of uiiioii. The lloiiiiiiioii on the Foriliirty-t\\~o yum-s w¢§lp;v@ tried what

other hand has failed and marledefaiili inlwintersteainers can do. Surely the ex thc opcii .sight of all lhewt\i'lrl,lt liasiiiiidc l’Cl`i|"0nt lm* Ilwted -10"? flnoughi TIN 'l'~`f"“'L f_f""' .Year to year. and every _l-elir final result was the utter brun.k»de\\'n of

s_int-c the Island liasboen ll |m.,,l‘l,e|~ of the the past winter and spring. Our people

:__1;\;\_t_llf\_Ilquiil_t>ii. The Ilciiiinioii has con- have become convinced that pcrnianentor

-- . efiiult, and miide lm;-1i,\1 satisfactory relief can never come by

iimeiids for t\\'e|ity-fl\'eyv:\i‘s of ilsfaiiliin- furtliei' experiiiiciitiiig iiloiig that line.

ii lhl iitt<il_\ imiilirliiateniivl insulin-it-ii; \Ve must have railway connection hy ii

~Sl‘|-lleiiirizl ofl'i>uryra|'.~ ago. by wliicli we ineans ofthe Tunnel under the Straits. To

I1:-:i vc .1_ paltry $250.00! a year foi'¢l:iiii:|;_;,,-on that gn-at measure, our Boards of 'I`i‘ade, fi __o_ur times thai iiinouni. our entire people by resolution in Pre-

intc the dats of that si illcment for the “"U"‘l ( 0l1\ef1ll0i\ and by their Delegates snmemonths past the acting Minister of a

hast the default has been t-\-on lu-¢.,,l(.,. sent to Ottawa, and finally our I’ro\'iiicii»il

: ii ' - - 4 . - _ - _ . i d more disasiroustotliis Province tim" Legislature itself by memorial unani- F .

at “iZhrist ’s”

a Chg;/;};__s__'~_¢1J tlenizin on this Island ought to wear

You can _udge the size* ofa man” brain b

looking_ at the hat he wears. a y

I_f its a Christy be_ is to be depended upon to

' €X€YC1S§;_00d ]udgmett_and io_praci1se economy.

_ lf it i.~ not then he is certainly incauiious and liable to be takni in and made to look'fooli.~h.

Wear ine _Christy and geta reputation for

_ slirewdness which will stand good to you in .` many ca_ses. _ Beside you won’t see the brim hanging down

on_ your nose after three weeks wear, as most Am- erican hats do

Zlothes f I

I I .Quality i

' ‘Clothes don't make

et. And, when one comes to tlilnk of it of the 3,500 miles of rails required, 3,403

'i ima mm and in fi ii i “N H cs me 5 y n y use with it Venetian Cloth uurlcr 81.00 per 'Flint missing link, so short and yet so yn priceless to Prince Edward Island and to per yard that \vc claimed to be worth 75 Caiiiida, will be supplied bythe Tunnel. ('¢m“”' We ‘mum like your °p"“°"' If

'c could saiuplc thc goodsin Tht~(liiiir- dian we would close the line insidcof 12

The (lovemmgntdelegates, to Ottawfl, hours-navy, brown and black. -.liinies

iistappolntcfi are four in number, lion.

probably await- its arrival before tak-

rlie People`s Delegation were appointed I

they should be too late. It is many weeks t

best results may be expected to fol- I5

It is expected that Hon. Mr. Hyman, for B

London, which is n. much closer electoral division. In fact at tho last election Mr. Hyman had only a nia_iorii.y of 18 to the _

good. Should the Autonomy Billsbe really

press claims to be the case Mr. Ilyniun would find it difflcult.toeai'.ry London in the present state of public feeling, while

ny case the coming by-elections in On

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A continuous mil from Chorlottctowii to m

and without breaking bulk, lranshipnient. and Kingston, Ont,

or handling by the way-.is not that n con» imniatioii devoutly to be wisliedi It np- FFS-*|1011 “ll YOUF l1\“'l1 by IISIHR Dill' llellls lo the lmnglmltlon _ “ml to llw»n0ck_ Special l.awii I"ertllizei', Carter & Co. Ltd.

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lngdefinite action. Wbenln March last 1'

the evening newspapers were disposed to ‘“""y °fhI“ henvy 3"” are “cw °" °m”` hurry their departure, lest even then ie

later now. ThatearllerDclegnti0nseemed fmy fully prepnmdmglve and wk” lmrd ,O m_,.l,.eln Omlml ,lt ,lm psyvhologlcal knocks; in no over-confident or'boastfpl moment “ml them and elsewhere lllll spirit, butwitha determination to winfl ,mmltledly good s,,l.,.l,,e_ If the Del@_ In and ubout|Port Arthur his resource gates nowlgoing forward shall with like ‘ul Y

lndui-try energy ami zeal and in Lhe line on 5°” and "md "like J"p“_“e5e°°m'“'md` of their instructions from the Legislature "S h""'e ‘mm the beginmng of the ‘mr press forthe construction of Tunneithe “I

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l0“._ Any other course would p,.0l,,,l,ly hand. If unytiiiiig has been more notc- éml ln l,l,,nk fnllu,.e_ worthy that the good gencralshlp of thc

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COMING BY°EL£CTl0NS- ,.,, '

_._... pletencss ofthe preparation for each and

The death of lion. Jnnies Sutlicrlnnd every emergency. \\'c may count there- ' lakes vacant the Coiinnons seat for fore with confidence that in the coming N°"lh Oxfordl We U7 the Slfmllkest crucial tcst.,'l`ogo will not be found uii-

L‘hcriil cdnstituencies in the Dominion. pr

Public \‘Vorks will succeed to the vacant and imrd-fought battle without a parallel portfolio, iii which case he may be expect in

» Y _ .Y ed to seek re-election in his present seat,

U. S. Colonel Cured

asunpopular in Ontario as the Opposition S0 Cfipphd He Couldlft Walk_

FERROZON E

_ to seek election in North Oxford instead,

as it has been suggested hc may do R€ll€V€d at Once 'Cured P¢l'i`11a . would bc a confession of weakness. In Emily'-Well Evil' Since-

_ n

., _ ` Colonel II. M. Russ. of Eflwaril

' tiirio cannot fail to attract more than an 1-’ ' - fi' - _ ~_ ~

. . nc old heroes o the Civil war.

rdinary slime Of IMSFGSU- After bein icrniancntly cured by Fcr- .

Various imaginations nro revclling in “ml llmn only wlll, ,llmc,,ll,_v_

ie-future possibilities of wireless electro- "

oiiiiiiuiiichtion. One inventor is in the mx

lcld with li. \\'irele.ss telephone, mid ali- lull'

tlici' with a subiiiarinc \\‘ii'c‘ess Lelepliouc go

and ii i"i'cnchman overs thatlic has ii tel-

riutngriipli which by thc wireless way re~ ffl

, _ of

produces handwriting. Last and ni0~l. ‘ _ n(,lc“.D,.ll,_,. of ,Ill Nllml" Tesla l,mpoS,,,_, ___l___ci\ii ,lump and run like i I‘W/IIA\\\?%i\\\"”i\\\\§/I/l..§X\\\\\-;- ie wireless transmission of power. N 1

vitality, drive out every trace of rheu- I _YV _,_ _,_ _ _ _ ,_ , _

atlc pain. Never known to fail;5ilc. per `-' `-T' "~ » ' ‘

Viim-'Ju\'cr! A through rate of freight '"3

Piitoii Sc Co. 2841 tf

But no one outside of Japan knows just ow many battleships Togo may place nthe battle line. No one knows how

nt. What we have reason to believe is hat the Japanese Admiral will enter the

ness and persistence were amazing.

ways been well prepared with men, uns and ships siifllcient for the task in

maiiders, the heroic spirit and scif-

tcriflcing devotion ofevery mari in the nks. it has been thc- unexaiupled coin-

cpurcd. The result may be lu doiiht. ut if Russia should by any chance score

victory it will only bc after a long

naval history.

the new things. _

New Chiilon Broad

Cloth,

New Wool Crepe de

Chene,

New Peau de Soie

Silk, I

New Broad Cloths,

New Fancy Braids, 'New ‘ Shirt Waist Siiitings,

New Piqu

' of Rhcumalism

Absolutely Heloless Till He Took The One Sure Cure.

O -»». ... _.D

ar 5’

.wrente count N Y , is one

zone, thc goloiiel wrote: “I co\ildn‘t get around without a cane,

Rheumaitisni took complete control of liiiibs.

.-eil the pain and took the st.iii'i\es.~i out ' _ I _ _`=,,l . ni muscles. ' -

't am well to-day. Ferroziiic cured me

will increase your strength, renew your

x, or il for $2.50, at all medicine dealers, Poison 8:. Cn., liartford, Conn.. U.S. A.,

ltd iw.

A lady said that she had been al und town and could not get suited

rd. She had seen our line atbtlccnts

_Y ye apic `

o matter how ang you have sulfered ll

Ferrozone will bring you prompt relief.

Q\\`.'W'lIJOfJ.~i\“l

New Taffeta Silks. _ 'Si1k5_

‘ lltill 0lliiiiQ MIS ,

NEW LUSTRE

` (Black, Blue, Cream and Blue) _ New Pique Skirts, 1 New Shirt Waist

New Lustre Skirts, Suits

New Tweed Skirts, ' New Medallions, New Shan Tung

New Messaline Silks, New Louisene Silks, New Tweed Suitings, New Wash Goods,

New Muslins. ‘

e, New Basket Cloth, New Shirtwaists. '

New Summer Underwear, New Hosiery.

EW MEN’S FURNISHING S

IF. Perkins & Co.,

S l * Hem=

_Roid

Piic Curcl

, feed to cure Piles, any kind,

any stage. Price $1.00 abut. tie.

Ei.i.isl

The Druggist 1 and Opticlau.

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House. Cleaning

Means eictrs work for the ladies. Let US help YOU by doing your lace curtains, table linen, blankets, sheets. slips, towels, etc. There will be more sunshine in ilie home if you do so.

We guarantee satisfaction.

A. F. WEBSTER,

Star Steam Laundry- Kent St.. Phone 151.

PRAll’S ASTRAI. Oli.

l All the Time

- work.

ness. '

I tion.

Rushed With Ordets

I The remark is often made to us, "How is it, y0u_ are _a1W8_YSu9°

busy ? ” The answer is a simple o_ne, we give such satisfaction in ie

work we do, that our rclnitation is kiiowii far and wise, alilll eyery- wliere all over “Our Fair Islaiid Province,” even across c s_r:ii_ s

to Nova Scotia, New liruiiswick. Cape _iii-eton, Quebec a_nd_On\lirl0.__lU fact in all parts of the Broad Douiinion we have reC€iv¢\1 ON US 01'

Is the question a difficult one to answer? We trow u0t._ __ _ Satisfaction is the csstiice oi success, hence our success in usi-

f Remember ns when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-

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dill?ibucmxllhglintllegdldl inmnht ‘hun l Steam Navigation Coy‘s. Wharf, 1

When my doctor had done his bc-sl I Ch“fl0““t°“"‘» P' E' I' t, Fcrrozoiic. LGDL' |25- n°x 128° “ I`hcn cnine ii. quirk change.

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"}<`t-rrozone ;.;iL\'i» mc coinfuri. at mics, l" "" ' C H 'W I

This is the most satisfactory

Kerosene Oil we have ever handled. We buy it direct in large quanti- ties and can guarantee the quality.

Price 250 per gallon.

Jcukins~'& Soil

Custom Tailoring, Genus Fur- nishings, Hats, Caps, _ etc., etc.

SIR:-We wish io direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported from

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.lap '_A'

The ‘latest and best artis-

tic finish for old or new

i`i.ors, furniture wainscoat-

ing, etc., all colors in stock

in half pints. pints and

quarts. Bought

. -,,= Direct From

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the man, to be sure, - but it’s about the only thing that nine~tenths , of the people we meet

have to go by.

The man who does

not make a good ap- pearance in this Twen- tieth Century, is badly

handicapped. -

Clothes are the all impor-

tant part ofa man's make

up and it's iight here that we come iu.

_ parties represented upon the delegation.

We say this is no faultiindlng spirit, but

l-lasznrd, and will present our cliilins not only ln regard to steam communication

representation in the Commons. As upon these two matters the Opposit-lou joined with the supporters of thc Government in

tnwa, and as these great questions are

apart from and above party politics, we a

rluht and justice strong as itls would have added weight if presented by and on bo-

iut also for the restoration of' our lost

nmiliiiousiy adopting memorials to Ot-

hoiald have been glad to have both

vccnuse we conceive that our appeal for

Messrs Peters, McNutt, Simpson and

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Z Your New Iiiit.-Mr. Man, I I Don`t~ spcnd‘good money on i I third rutc goods. “Hu\\'cs" I I llats won hlglicst award and I I 2 gold niedalsut St. Louis Ex- I I position' IUO5. That means I ; thcrc`s something! thnt‘s best 2 1 about them. Sole Agcncviit I 1 Weeks dt Co. Bdwtf I

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Our$8, $io, fiiz, or $15

Spring Suits are splendid

' specimens ofmodern tailor- ing. .

llandsome, stylish and

correct in eveiy detail.

The fabrics are the latest

and we believe that we can please _guy man with ii Spring Suit, regardless of how particular or "fussy"

"‘ " he may be about his clothes.

We are as ready to show

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" as to sell. .

Prowse Bros. , The Only Real Good Hatters and Clothiers.

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half of both the Government and the Op- position. Such a course might be un- usual, but our case is an unusual one. It

is not yet too late to add a representative of the Opposition to the delegation and so _ mivkc lt. in the fullest possible sense re-li

presentatlve ol the entire body of our people.

on electric liilht and gas bills for April i|htin¢.

Wednesday l0th Inst. is he ini-t day for discounts

9d 2|.

About Men'sHat.s. - We'ie hav- ing a splendid sais 'for our .lprlng Hats. Unlvcrsallyllkeri.

nwes-'Press Stetson Hats-

Weeks & Co. Sole Agents.

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Esmeralda, Dermal, Palm

Oil, Turkish' Bath, Coliosal, etc.

Sec our window fresh im-

portation. 3for :5c.

No better value offered.

A.W.RClldill,Phm.B. I

The Square Drugglst. Sunnyside.

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Flillowners,

Dairymen,

_ Lobster Packers .

When fitting up for Spring work try the _

NEW' FOUNDRY

Fmt of Queen Street

For CASTIN-`».~`. REPAIRS of _lill kinds.

Founders, Maclilrisis and Boilerma ers.

The Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd, Phono 73. Peske’s No. 1 Wharf- P. O. BOX 41|

1-97 dwtl

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the very best maiiutnctiirers iii England, Scotland and Ireland and include :

Worsteds. Fancy Suitings,

Vicunas, Serges,

Tweerls, Trowseriugs.

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcoatings in Vicunas, Rain-

proof and fancy Worsteds.

We can guarantee satisfaction

in the cutting, fitting and make up of our clothing. ,

We invite you fo call and ex-

amine the stock and believe we will be able to suit you.

Yours respectfully.

JDHN MCLEUD & C0.

Queen Street. Charlottetown.

WEDDING RINGS

Our Weddirg Rings

stamped W. N. T. are made to our special order and are guaranteed full qu iliiy as represented by stamp inside- We employ oniy| the best manufacturers in making our rings. _

W. N. TANTUN.

I EWELER, Sunnyside.

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