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' " iii "~»- or other manufactures at a loss lPl‘i°° & ii than the same articles are sold in the

. Mu .ivy arm* nountry of their production. A United &__.,._.,_-.fs-»__,, - States machine sold in the home market

` ' ‘ 'T 1 r $100 is sminosa in canada for $80.

Assuming that the duty upon it is 309°! nent the machine. laid down in Canada

ould cost under the old arrangement:

W Special price ilxed by seller . . . . . . _ .._ S 5) Duty 30 p.o. on home price ($100) _ill

’I`ota1......._ . . . . . . . ._.$110 Had the machine been sold at its regular

price, $100, in would nest $130. duty wild. |n Ummm ., The snciitlce ls therefore $5).

only way that it is possible to produce Und" the new lu, wh, speck] out |n

garments that suit the indiv‘ldua1’|

personality, and yet preserve that cle- pr' gance of style, ect, fit and finish which °°

nt of the regular duty Thus under the

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makes tailor-made clothing exclusive. ‘NW “fm Eh” “‘°°hl“° hid d°wn u Our Spring and Summer fabrics show Canada would 00051

many novelties and your early ordera S are respectfully solicited. D

ce becomes a special duty up to50 DG!

cial price llxed bo seller . . _ _ . . _ ._ . S H) “ty 30 per cent on home P\‘i°° ($100) 30

' Special duty, 50 per cant of regular

JOHN MCLEOD ll 60.'

NEW OAB SERVIOE “

l have decided to begin in the city and suburbs an up-to-date , cab service; Passengers, baggage L etc., will be conveyed to boats °" trains or anywhere else desired C

duty. . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . _ . ._ _ p I5

Total _ . _ _ . . . . _ . . . ..- $125

B7 this lngeniousiy devised arrange-

ment it is hoped and believed t-hdlf Db#

nltgd States manufacturer will be Dre'

nted from further slaughtering of ble

goods in Canada. The business will be nolonrzer profitable to him nor £0 T-|15

,mdiau purchaser and therefore will use Foreign goods will be sold to

anadians at their true value and only

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Orners left at McDonald & Mc~ the rr-=R\1l“‘” d“EY Wm be charge e

Kinnon`s Drug Store or at the A

merignn prose and people reqard the

smhle-s, Sydney Street. near change much more favorably than _they

St"vf‘nson’s Corner will receive W prompt attention. 0

]. M. NICHOLSON. h

Telephone No. 253, `

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riiole at home which may be exp9r is

ouid have regarded n general advance of

r turiil` rates. The American consumer S no special liking to pay $100 or an

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Buy One Worth an

DoI|ar’s

d Get a

Trip tothe Wor|d’s

Fair.

That's what will happen to two people on the 30th

of July.

You may be one of the lucky ones, don’t throw

away your chancc.

Buy a hat and guess in

the hat competition.

Buy iiroo worth in any other part of the St0f€

and guess in the general

co in petition; you might

win both tickets and the $27.00 expenses.

\Ve have just opened the slickest line of new

colored Shirts for outing wear you ever looked at_

Prices 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2-00. $260 each-

PROWSE

Bnos,

The Only Stylish Furnishers.

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and acid in anethea country for UU although this is what has been going on foragood while under the very high protective tariif acerosl the harder.

THE SITUATION IN SYDNEY.

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These are dark days for Sydney. The

town ia the creation oi the mutually dependent coal and steel industries. The shutting down of the steel works has not `amly thrown out of employment directly its own hundreds of skilled workmen, but ,iméntoiniu-gs -nm or the anna' he-eoal,audth\u restricted the Produc tion and employment in that quarter. We need not enter here into the merits Q the strike which caused the oollaploof so much productive industry. Capital and labor have each claimed more than the other would concede, and the result is 'that for the time labor is idleand millions

of capital are rendered unproductive. Altogether a most unfortunate and regrettable situation is the result. ' Few of the laboring class have much i-in up for one traditional "rainy day".| Many are lmprovident and live almosti from hand to mouth, living well while employment is steady and wages remun- erative, but quickly bccominz dependent when employment ceases. Buch must

quickly seek elsewhere, the employment which has failed them at Sydney. We are told that half the strikers have already gone and others are going from day to day, while many appeals for relief are

being heard. This is therefore a trying time for the workers and their families. It must also

re<act seriously upon these in mer- cantile and business life ln Sydney whose receipts were largely made up of the

earnings of the workers. Let us hope that the resumption oi' work in the qreat steel lndustrymay not be Iona delayed. \Ve feel confident that It mush ayaln he

resumed. Meanwhile there is this losses to he derived from the situation. It is

not good for ii town to be wholly depen- dent upon one lndustry. Charlottetown has not put all its entre into one basket

alter the manner of Sydney, and the pre» 3 caution is shown in times like Qlis to he ai

pruflent one.

What is so rare as a day in June?

Canadian industries manage to get

along with hall the tarlii protection that p Uncle Sarn's manufacturers have. It is si

healthful aympton_

Defenders of Lord Dundonalri lose

sight of the fact that Hon. Mx-_F`lsbe1‘ was

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acting Minister of Militia inSir Frederick

Borden's absence when he look objection to Lord Dundonald‘s recommendations.

It is on all hands desirable that malls

and passengers coming lo the Island., shall not he delayed by the way. VVe` believe that such is the desire of the

management of the Intercolonial. And

yet some delays occur which are or ought to be preventable. A passenaer who came ovor the line from St. John to Point. du Cheneafcw days aao tells that the

train was on time till Boundary Greek was reached. There the train was

delayed to cross the express from Halifax_ Itlost some further time at Moncton.

Delay at this paint was much complained of last summer. Between Painsec and the Point a little of the lost time was

made up and there the transfer from

train to boat was made as expeditiously as could be desired. Palnsec seems to be a weak point in the service.

WAN FED -A case of headache that

Kunifort Headache Powders will not cure in ten minutes.

you.-Weeks & Co. ES d w ti

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FOOD

3 For Your Flowers

i Fresh Hellebore,

p ~‘ Insect Powder,

Paris Green and other

" spring requirements. _ ' l At Central Drug. _

store.

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of PLANT '

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Every item in this “ad” presents aa irrasiit- _ ' iblc argument it tells of a price-saving '

that’s too good td let slip by ullieeded i

A ‘PRICE REDUCTl0NSi

One lot of white and colored Shirt Waists___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:__ _ _ .Half price

.One basket full of plaid and fancy Stockings _ _ _ _ _. -_ _-,Hl_lf_price

_ 4 pieces of fancy Dress Sateens, marked ggc for. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _grey yard

1 piece of fancy Walsting marked 3oc:for. _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . .z5c yard

I piece of fancy mercerized Lawn marked z9c~for _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ :Oc yard

An agents samples of fancy Collars special prices 25c up to $3.25. '

_ New voiles in newest shades, special price. __ ._ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _36¢,ya|-ri'

Olympic collaring marked :5c for. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ ._ _..1oce_nts

1 basket foil of drop ornaments worth 15 c each for. _ _ _ _ _ .3,c each

“ Childrens white duck Tama special price . . _ __ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _ 25g 'awk

Children’s straw Sailors special price _ _ __ _ ._ _ _ .25c each

‘ Ladies' cotton Hose special price. _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ roc pair

Special line of trimmed rniliinery at . . _ . _ __ _ _ _ . . _ . ._ ._ .$1 50 eachi

‘ We are giving 28c per pound for washed wool in exchange

for Meii’s and Boys’ ,ready-made Clothing,

.\ien’s black Sateen Shirts special price . _ . . . ._ . _ _ . . . . . _ _ ._ _ 39c each

Men’s Braces “good quality" . . . . . ._ _ . _ . _ _ . _ . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ loc pair

Men’s black Socks . . . . _ . . . _ _ . . . . _ _ . . . _ _ _ . . . _. _ _ _ _ _ .zoc pair

Men’s cotton Socks . _ . . . . . _ . _ . . ._ ._ . . _ _ . . _ . _ . . . . . . _ __ .8c pair

F. PER|(|NS&O ..

The Millinery Leaoers,

Sunnyside. ~

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in g facts

Over NINE MILLION DDLLARS

degree agent our policy or lilies. 81111 Ohh”

representatives are undimlnished.

With kind regards, we remain

Sl ned)

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INSURANCE COMPANY,

New York, April 25, 1904.

ents in Canada:-As nu are no :ioubt interested. we _take this eari

onbrili-‘i.\i,r`ilxtya5o advise that “THE IIOMES" net loss in the TORON F0 CONFLAGY- RAPION is a trifle less than TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Following our usual custom, our arijusters are now on tne lrround prepared to promp ly and equitably adiust these losses, which will be immediately pain in cash and without discount. We also take the opportunity of ag iin callin: your attention to the follow-

“'l`Hl§ HOMES" C li C l'aI is THREE MILLION DOLLARS." Its Cash

Assets exceed EIGH'l`I£§N lVilPLLi0N DOLLARS, and its Surplus to Policy Holders is -

It is robahly unnecessary to and that this coniiagration does not in the slightest

our facilities for assisting our worthy

Yours truly,

E H A Correa, Vice Preside

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At Painseo tbcre was further lost time W' K. Rogers’ co. Ltdw General agents for p_ E_ IS1and_ n in transferring the mails and hanfzage. ,:

COMING EVENTS:

Jay ln each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly. Mayor; W. W. Clark, City Clerk.

Bioyclists and all athletics depend on

BENTLEY’S Liniment to keep the `Iolnts llmber and muscles in trim

t7ii_y Council meets on the second Mon-

A o_ARo_

Min Josephine Smith delirel to thank her

numerous patrons for the liberal pntro--age er- tended to her during the put season, and wishes to announce that her claaeel in dancing will reopen Yonday evenin Qcl. nth in 8mailwood'| Hail. Persona wiagin to :Lange for evenings should. write or uiT a

MISS J. SMITH.

Charlottetown Bag "7

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HOME INSURANCE CO.- RE TORONTO FIRE.

THE ACME OF SWEET- N1-.ss

Is another name piven _to our:candy'by an enthusiast. I we could remember all the nice things eo le sa. about 'our sweeties” we coulg 51 a book. Ilnt, they deserve them. There ian’t] any- thing

MADE IN CANDY That is better than ours. Oh, yes. We know that some candies cost a great deal more. But that doesn't rove any- thing. The proof of the candiy is in the eating. Try a box and acknowledge that we are right.

W. A. HUTCHESON. 5-9 mwf, w tl, Crown Confectionery,

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We’ve more stylish hats than " " *°`”‘ " - ' f

you'll see elsewhere- We can hat ~ -- . ___ _

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Sunnyside. ,

Farmers - ~ -

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Superphoo hate. Nitrate of Soda. Muriate and Sulphate of Potash

Bone Meal ‘a_“h'd Dissolved Bone containing highest percentages of soluble and avail: abieplant food in the best and most economical forms known to agricultural science.

Each' ingredient Sold Separate and Unmixed as Used ln England

enablii1g_ the farmer to obtain _his fertilizing materials at the lowest possible cost and

in the Pf°P°ft\3i1S beat adapted to his particular requirements of soil and crop. paying no

_ 'Manufacturers profit, w 'cn on most brands amounts to 25 Oper cent. The Farmer saves

No Better -Fertilizers can Possibly be Manufactured.

I5 Years Conan-.nt un of those Menorca by our moat Progressive

prove their superiority over all others on the m k t. S d f h' ‘- f l " and "Farmers' Guide " Sent free onappiicatirixif ‘ en or Pimp ct. Food M P mm

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