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In puttihg away

l-urs,don’t overlook the

fact tpat unless lycu V, 'ro er) rotect r em - flue; maybe ruined by moths during the warm months. For protec- - tion against the pests

we have

Moth Balls Cedar Cam hor Flakes, Snuff etc Sostbut a trifle and are an effective safeguard. Moth Proof Bags we have in three large sizes. These protect furs, garments etc, without any more trouble than putting arficles in and closing

up.

J. G. Jamieson Druggist The Medical Hall

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This is the name of

our new eye glass

mounts. _ ' If you have found it .hard to get an eye glass to hold on your nose, let us show you these.

Tney fit were others

won’t. `

1 G. H. Taylor jewelep & Opvivlan

1-. --vi -1 in - 890 8-YS the mass” Of tht! Deo- |but these few have been ullowed to di

ple are not profane Rather they are'

_ "°TEL ~ Iac reverent, law-abiding, and church-

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NEW YORK CITY. _.

Wlthi Easy Access of Every l’n'nt of Interest. Half Block fmhr Wnnnni..-~-1-‘>. a t - sm1n1m~.~'w11|\. f1rs11.-npllln 111111.11. ‘) Ndrlm Pon. 1-tm-ell.-|\c»~ or 121111111..-_ l

Uvnlfortlllle .\p|111lnt|nents, (.‘u\|r|¢‘1~\|~< llarvlcr and ilumf-like Surroulnllnlrll-

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' Table d'f‘lote Breakfast 591:.

' WM. 1'AYLOR& SON. ins. _,

F orSalie

D0 iiniun Hotel property at Emerald about

"1 Y ‘--:is from tl:c*3t,atl.'J1|.'l‘ :ls property consists 'fla .wln\\11,shcd and stable. coal house and oo h'-use all ln good 1-epnlr. with one nero of and. Also first class pump in house. Thorn is a la 'e smnplc room und store in this Hotel whidh could easily be coiiverted into n. general store. i`his isono of the best. busivioss stands that t icre is 'Jn thc mnin llno on the Island, would he suitable for butcher or most n.ny kind

will sell this business stand at a bargain. *`°" ‘""‘“°".‘ft‘.':'_ 'r.n'lnf:»..-...~..

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WEDNESDAY.

apnrn 14. tooo. V

WAR PREPARATIONB ENDANGER CIVILIZATION.

Th war strength of Europe-the kionjtons.

armies of over si-x million, Speaking along those lines in the

_-_ and reserves of tive millions-is British Parliament, Sir Edward Grey, 'eleven millions of armed* the Foreign Secretary said-: "You imen. That means that one may call it national insurance, that

,strong man in his prime, out of every.

`thlrty-five men, women and children, lis a soldier. Un an average seven families must arm, equip and main- 'taln one soldier. That ls, howevm but a small portion of the total cost.

Enormous fortidcations along every frontier, great guns, some niilliovns of horses and costly ammuni- \tion and supplies swell the total. To these must be added the great navies, in which the tonnage of Europe's warships is over four mil-

is perfectly true; but it is equally true that one half of the national rs- venue of the great countries in- Eur- ope is being spent on what are, af

all preparations to kill each o

Surely the extent to which this diture has grown really becom

satire and a reflection upon_ civi ,tlon. Not in our generation, perhaps 'but if it goes on at the rate -at which iii has recently increased, sooner of lata' I believe it will subrnerge bhab civilization.”

A PROPOSED DIVISION

A. B. Wilmot, writing in the Cana-

dian Courier proposes a new scheme for the division of the Northland of Canada, the union of the three Marl- time Provinces, the bringing of New- foundland into the Dominion and giv- ing the Eastern Provinces all a. share in the Territory of Ungava. The ambitious proposal is illustrated by a map. To Newfoundland Mr. Wilmot would- 'give a slice off the Atlantic seaboard of ,Ungava in addition to

what she mrhas. To the new Pro~| ‘ ' " ld have an area of 190 000 square

_ vince of ia he would g1ve the OU .

E#----"‘""'*"' ‘J peninsula of Gaspe, the Magdalen Is- miles. In is altogether an admirable

lands, Anticostl, dl of eastern Que- bec north of the northwest angle of New Brunswick, this boundary line be- ing extended northward to Hudson Straits. The claim is that the miop

tion of this plan wonld_do much tt. equolise the territorial area of the

“BECAUSE OF SWEARING THE LAND MOURNETH."

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The Jewish prophet who long ago going people. This renders it th

left on record the words above quot,- ed lived in age of religious and moral decline, presarging terrible la-

tional disaster which came swiftly. Profane swearing w-ao -but one of the many terrible vices and crimes of the time, but seems to have been fear- fully prevalent. In our own Province

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.PAZU OINTMENT ts guaranteed

to cure any case of Itcblng, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to M days or money refunded. 50 cts,

Ganong’s l.owney's

Well's `

Besides our Regular

stock we have some large 3 to 5 lb packagcs will se ll at discount 20 Large Boxes $1.50 now

HON. GEORGE VON MEYER. I This is another of the members of

$1.20: zo Large Boxes$r.oo now 8oc: 15 Large boxes 750 now 6oc.

Gibson’:~‘ English hard

candy all flavors.

REDDIN BROS

Phone 86 O; p. P. 0-

‘the Taft cabinet. Like Hitchcock he comes from the State of Massachu- setts.

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FIRST OF ALL

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THE LATEST NEWS

FIRST OF ALL.

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just passed evidence on the

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OF THE NORTHLAND.

Provinces, while still leaving Quebec the largest and Ontario the second largest of the Provinces. Only Que- bec and the section east of it would he affected.

The proposed plan would' leave On-

tario 400,862 square miles and Quebec 451,873, instead of the 817,873 [square muse . which would result from Sir Wilfrid Laurier's _boundary proposals. Acadia with' its :extension northward- would cover 276,- 597 square miles and Newfoundland

lproposal, if only Quebec would con- sent to part with some- 366,000 square miles for the asking, and if the Mari- time Provinces would consent to _unite, and if Newfoundland would consent to some in. These are three pretty formidable if’s.

more shocking when from time to

'time there rises on our streets the 'sound of loud, coarse, profane swear- iing and blasphemy.

It is hoped and believed that but 8 oniparatively low of the low and de-

igraded classes of our city thus tnim ,the air with profanity and obscenity

so without check too long. lt is lit tle use for the preacher to preach oi U10 newspaper to print articles a- gainst swearing, unless it beito pre vent others from becoming contarn inated by a base example. We can- not conceive of these foul-mouthed in

llividuals visiting n church or rcadin;

UUWSDBDCY. An example shoulc

promptly be 'made 'oy the police.'I‘her< have been some appalling instances of blasphemous profanity on om streets of late, that were n. disgract ‘ to civilization.

T H I5 @ saanf ' INSUR ATISFACTION Castle Brand Collars are tailored t-

shape-_not merely laundered. The

satisfy because they wear bette

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Right to wear __.»»" everyw h er e I ` ' aylin. eel la. l goes. Graceful l g. wings - a sen- _

sible style. Dou- blysewn to with- stand wear. 2§ gn. si: back, 21 in '°"' 200. each, 3 for 501:- Madein

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MAKERS 63

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well as of hope and confidence.

The City Council is pursuing the

‘policy of extending the permanent

hairman ofthe Street Committee, s- a somewhat dillicu1't task tio itisfy all sections of the City, but -his general Dian- isa good' one. And 'l. may be added that we know of no City Council in Canada that is doing lbetter work generally, or doing its ,work more harmoniously and efficient- ly than the City Council of Char- lottetown. ,

--____....`.. STOCK NOTESJ

John L. Connolly, East Royalty,

eft Sunday night for High River,Al- betta, in charge of the celebrated Clydesdale stallion Reformer, owned by F. R. Heartz, City.

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LIEUT. E. H. sH.AoK1,E'roN. q'-le is the Britisher explorer who as succeeded in. getting within 111 niles of the south pole and of reach- ng the south magnetic pole which is urther to the northward.

MORE DEADLY

THAN CANCER.

It is said on high authority, that cancer

:auses only 30 deaths in cvcry thousand lenths, while Indigestion causes, directly xr indirectly, _fully one-half of _all the leaths in tins country. lnd1gest1on atarvcs the body, weakens the nerves, >oisons the blood and in short., reduces ihc life-ii wer and vigor in its victims " You ncegonot fear Inrligc-stion,if you take

ifter meals a dose of the famous digestive _ nic Mother Seigel's Syrup. If iS H1552 .vholly from herbs, and corrects _ thc lisorclered stomach :ua no other xnechcme _-an d°_ Lim, Ralph Stephenson, of Vama p_0__ Huron County, Ont., wrote on Inn. 23, 1909, saying: “ We have used ,-[otha-|_S¢ige1‘5 Syrup for years and1 iiways keep it in the house. Asa sto_1nnch medicine we recommend it very liiglrly. lt always keeps us healthy and \':cll.’ _ Price 00 cts pci' bottle. Sold evcry\v`nere. _\_ ]_ white & Co., Ltd., Montreal.

The Miller Estate Farm a Marshfield is nowoffered at private isle. 1041-2 acres-rich asa garden beautiful situation gently rising from front to back. Splendid House md out-buildings-.-grand barns for 62 head, Steam Engine Boiler, Shafting, wind mill go with the arm. Greatest opportunity ever- iffered- price asked would not put up buildings and gear. Easily

worth $8ooo.oo.

Price $6ooo.oo--- $500 down bal

on completion of papers.

Apply to

Mrs MILLER.

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Valuable Farm for Sal eE

boys having been killed on~ Friday.

FLOOD AT LONGUEUIL.

sidewalks from Year to year. Since I allgill ;::hi°$poB,::: the beginning of this good work a 5:; :I Que giver QW" Hooded out 'great and notable improvement in _when th, xc, in the m-er gm;-red ,ins _appearance nr the city and the ‘down se.-,am ana jammed at Bouch-

comfort and security of pedestrians ervllle Islands. In half an hour the _,_ has resulted. Councillor Stewart as Wat" 35° 8 niet' °°ve"”g tha new

hlghlav wharves.,

J* worms

ld l bee lo cwssand

iiigrlfigiililldf lf?'Idul9ohil<i)guu|1ot HIOBP at night. is alwnyfi l`|'“"i“" “iw” and sweets. and is WU l~\1i"“"d \l5K¥5l`d.u'Y

Dll. Mcl.Eill’S ` VEGETABLE 5

' hi has been i|\ use forw

year.: hyliilulias established a reput ntion fur itself that 1.-|in|1ot bc np-

renclied by nny other picparnliuii. ~ ll is safe, effective and pleasant to

luke' Tale no Substitute.

Af all Dealers.

Tn: BAIRD C0. LTD.

. MFG. CHEMISTS 1 @woo1>s1ocn - I Na.

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. .N Stanley yesterday this port ls opened .M0Nq\;mAL, april 13.-While crow-

‘for the second time this spring, we ing the car tracks on Notre Dann

trust to remain open for seven or Sf-16°*-. UN- LUBIUN. B WCm°‘;1h 3%:

,ight monthslto comm This mem, 8 160 years, was crushed to doa

th th h ls f street earlxhk-

rsvival of travsl and business, as fr; th, ;u‘,id°:|_ct;imam fam- ¢hyg,¢w0

Ncw Linolcums

New Carpets New Lace curtains

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New Mattings '

Just Opened.

Everythingtkat is good in floor cover'

ings or house furnishings you will find here. We buy only from the best makers

Wlllil Sllilll’ I* in the world and the cheap grades find

no place in our establishment. When we sell a carpet or oilcloth we Want it to give perfect. satisfaction, that has always been

our aim and that is Why we have built up

such J. large business by keeping along

these lines. lf in need of a good carpet

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In Charlottetown

Estate Late Jos. Wise.

executors of the estate of the late Joseph Wise to olier by public auc- tion o11 Saturday, April 24th, 1909. the undermentioned property at the hours mentioned below. The sale of each to take place on the respective premises.

No. 1 Sale at 1o._3o ri, ni. Two

acres of land a little more or less, situated near the Malpeque Road adjoining land owned by Andrew Dollar, about one quarter of a mile from Market Building.

No. 2 Sale at 11.30 a. rn

Double tenement house and land on Bayfield St., adjoini11g his late residence.

No 3. Sale at 12.15 p. ni. The

house, stables andland on Grafton St., known as the Bolt property and at present occupied by Arthur ssery. No 4~ Sale at 2.30. The large

brick house and la11d with out- buildings on Sydney St-, known as the McCraith property and at pre sent occupied by Simeon Bolger_

No 5. Sale at 3.30. Doube

tenement house and land on Ed- ward St., at present occupied by Wm Bell and john Gorman.

These houses are all occupied.

are in good repair, and must be sold to close the Estate.

Terms and conditions at sale.

For further particulars apply to

B CARTER 8: CO,

Auctioneers,

or to R. E. Mutcli or A. R Wise,

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Marshfitld. ‘4-14dmwfsi- '

Executors.

ln Important Decision

The judge of good taste has

Smartest, trappiest,

nattiest line of] Go-

Carts and Carriages

from Boston, we’ve ever shown.

Beer (ti). Weeks

lqualicy, looks, and finish of the Astoria shoes. And in his opinion he finds them 'supfrior to any other shoe on the market to-day. Ox-blood, fan and Patent leather in all the newest American and English lasts, in the latest shipments received. Prices $4.50, $5,oo and $5,5o.

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The man who values

dress as an expreession of personality; who attires himself correctly because he appreciates tl1e good opinion of his friends and assoc- iates, and who realizes the values of good clothes in business life, will find much to in- terest him in our store.

We are showing a.

more select line of plain and fancy suitings and fancy trouserin this spring than everiefore.

The newest shades

in Green, Grey, Tan and brown, are to be seen here.

It will he to your

advantage to i rule our stock.

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AL -msg!-'--_no no.-v-.nan-Qnrrull ‘ '

D. A’ " This ballot no g|;|i.uithout|tl|oudlfB.~'

_ 'rms ballot is vom ana- May 1st, 1909 ana- mm be received

d f MezchantTa1lor lr “Tour manor." 'rue ou-can onmmmwn, an or mom “--

d1fA.It|.lV|diftt| Gb fl|~°¢ht filliotld d|¢Il|»°',

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Sale of valuable Property

I have been instructed by the

dependable makes here.

Jas. Paton ®. Co

Endowment Insurance for Children

For a number of years the Canada Life Assurance Co

has been selling endowment insurance for children providing for the payment cf tne policy to the child upon attaining his or her twenty first birthday and providing that should the parent who has elected to pay the premium die before the maturity of the policy, no further premiums are to be paid and tae sum assured is not affected by the parents death. Should the child die before the maturity of the policy. all premiums paid will be ieturned by the Company.The rates for this plan of insurance are very reasonable and will be cheerfully furnis- hed upon application.

W- T. Burrowxgem Summersids. w' K

W- P' Cdh han Manager P. E. I. Branch

8 Xgeniabnsneei. B. D. Rogers Ceshief

dmwfrwstf Charlottetown

' Just Received

another shipment of those celebrated i

American Prints

Full Yard Wide

Selling Low

Crum best English prints washing qualities guaran-

teed the best patterns 14 cts per yard other patterns of Eng' lish prints selling at Io cents per yard.

W. C.'TURNER (K). C0

The Low Price Store,

Sunnyside i Ch’town

llatching Eggs For Sale

Pure bred Barred Plymouth Ii. k f "1 Wrtcd stock at 7.5¢: per netting gli 15.087” mm

A. T. EELAMAN

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