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taken from the consolidated had

~y_,».,f__»\'»q'_i.s,,.~..¢ ...destroy I Beust column 9 n¢'§§¢.wl.¥-rem smart; r. me is n marry w an imma. ar the

ion to resist our ilsheriea claim.

question were to bqThe bg( oi arbitration wanttogctit Equally clear isitthat

the wo Premier Peters himself as for the Dominion the award ll

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quotedinThc Patriot of Tues ay as e mmon fund *al pay it * hopuctonr neoplein that regard. _

Lge", the tern _ - view ip

ad any nahle lixil Ki to l by

Mr Pugslcy and myself suggee

the other question which remain adrnlttingthewea - t¢tho‘the representatives of the

uneett.led,vix. the increase of snbaiiin _.N ¢_|°°_ 1| _ _ ||'§un|“¢| 'h°‘ld“|s°b° '“'p°°°d °“ "' um _ they have no right to meddle in the

um* bf U" “°‘° b°°*°f -.m`t?'" i mat r at all or share in the settlement.

H°" "° "°"° “M thi' @ °.°“. In so much aa they are interested their have been madmvethink. by the Bu e

'“*'°““°' ‘1“°‘“°““*'°‘° "° °°""’°" rm .nm the nmiersaw rem the

m°‘&"|_°_d""~'°°1"_ _ aw andnatpqyitovcrtous. I

Lhcrehvrepleseatths winters as well Q

thceastarn Provinces and the Domin 'G Mt M' “xt u.:u,¢`mnt‘

_ __ have been an arbitration hetweeqif-the

°‘ "H°"*°‘*' Q” "b*"'°" .Q Wewcntoo iulbisooihamatterolin- eastern Provlnoeso! the one penalize

‘U °‘ 'md' ‘N nnmiy ulmi then adduced.Wc srolinnlyeonvineod that

"M m‘""°H°°"“°‘ mbddbi' N _ an inmaae of subsidies on the basial BIG LEGAL FEES.

h TM P""|°° d 7°’“'d." /pi6'p“o'sed would he against our interest. "° °"’ ‘dd "’°° th” "$1 The larger Provinces would main “dl” q“°°u“ h ‘*°ly d|“'°¢' eno oualyinthepareepltn subsidies at having nothing to do with the other, mom" pu. hud on un pmvnsd un' rrrncngn rt rr in be more ss :sums ,hm ,Q would _“adm Im M om; time and by the same board. Clearlythe dau” pu had meh, 8-‘D 'mu be western Provinces must be represented pmp°mon.wU gn-mr We should “__ on the arbitration board. Oar objsctlm _ Z I 4

iles to representatives oi the west haviq ‘

wefn that we were misled by the interest ol the Provinces is

anything to do with the fishery award, JW I on the ground that it would he to thdr u a

interest to prevent the eastern Provinces I' getting anything out of the award. B “"7 “"6” _ °l°'lY ” ‘° °‘“°°

The Patriot says we have torgotton Dqiodud-W: M I dum' ‘M whom

that ontario, Mumba ma British snub prggagweaifiqa ua Columbia have no interest when “"°m‘¢ -"i UPCPS I. catnr_rh,

and marked dQcy to consunrptron

ever in the ilsbery award, and _bdo that it would not interest them at °'}‘f“|:”hf:‘§L“b‘;“1';'n":§;’t‘",§6u nn _“me

all whether the llsrltime Provinces got hom it Ind for ii-I °0Il1Dl°i¢ "ld ~»~ the whole or any part oi lt. Assuming “on you at nu on

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this to be so, why are they brought in as S parties to the settlement? But. we cannot 'ni' 5°" °‘ lu mid-|¢||1¢l fill’ IU 5111110!!-

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are entirely in hom it. _

N manifesting itself in much ultalrurtrs

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Smart Glntlres

for Smarl Dressers. .

_ Smart single or double

breasted squarc cornered

_ single sack suits are the

proper kind for business and

knockabout wear. Our prices

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all the Provinces have a common yeaemore, and other Provinces

inion has the money and we thereisdoubtaa to the legality

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We an by [he Patriot with a and bestowed upon Ontario, _lanitsha or ol itememten, ar whether ita d.. _

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reaaed auhaldiessorneneathsago ilhatjhemialon eftheotherpartand be

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donate increases npcor that heed We ale not yet told how the

tionhhrdiatobemsde cp, the

to he necessarily iinaL Tuma are im ant matters. We neatly regret the mission nada by our representative

claim to s share in the tlahery award. lt seems to taka the heart out oi our allo-

aad is certainly calculated to depresethe

despite the labored reasoning ol Patriotweregretstill more strong '_

Provinces-always hostile in Isl " - tarects~are to be admitted to s

tial voice in a aettlemept which o _ to

Court, but il made by srbitration ld

these parties alone. _

Hon. Edward Blake, still a great. ' yer.

has signiiled to the electors o! Ixxiord his willingness to abandon nisff pru-

rmmar autres ma anon rigid: entirelyto the work oi a represen tive. This is no email sacxilce asfmembirs of

the British Parliament serve wifhout

any indemnity ind psy their ow* ex- penses. And Hr. Blake‘s pmlessiolml in-

come is large. Belorc leaving Canefa he was the one man in the Dominion r ubed

to receive the largest retainers. Size his his removal to the Old Country, for

some years at leas‘, he still deriyed a large income as a member oi the flame law iirm in Toronto, and ro rhia was

added his numerous large retaineh lor conéuctiog cases from Canada andlother Colonies before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Thele is little doubt therefore that at seventyone years ct age

the great Canadian lawyer can wellpilord to retire from the duties of a profession in which he attained so great eminence.

Bctisrge as were the tees earned_ by

Mr. Blake tM}ye§ gith those pocketed by the great corporation lawyers ot the United States, Alter Lawyer W. D. Guthrie sueoeedsd in breaking the will ot the late H. B. Plant

oi the Piant Line, so that the widow was allowed $8,000,000 as her portion, $l,U(X)_000 was paid him lor his conduct oi the case. Lawyer J. H. Hill, who organized some oi the giant tru~ts, received $1,000,000 (or settling the breach between Oarneule and Frick over the control of the steel and

coke trade. Fcr the mere privilege of having the first call on the. services o' Lawyer F. L. Stetson, whether he

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‘ B°YH,'*Cl0thiag jing _discounts to clear. _

_ ' . » Men`sCioihi`n"ge;#bigdiacountatociear~ _ _ _

I ._ " rrrrrrrren rrrrmrrsr '

_ 24 Trimmed Hats atspecial priceeach... ._ ....lI.5o "_ rf ' /1

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_ ._ AilWonll_)ress.Goodsspecialper .. ..__43¢

Fancy Striped Voiles special per yard.. 48c

xo pieces'of,Dress Goods worth up to $1 25. special.. _ _ _ 69;:

Childrens _Straw Hat, special. _ . . _ . . . . . . _ . . _ . _ . ._ . , . 25c

h i 4 Ladies’ Cotton Hose specialper pair. _ _._ . . . _ . . . . . . _ ._ _ :oc `

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il Ladies’ imitation Cashmere Hose. special per pair . . _ _ ._ _ 18¢ Fancy and Plain White Dress Muslims _ _ _ '_ _ _ _ . _ _ _ ro:

I New Wash _Collars in pretty patterns, _ . _ _ ._ _ _ _ 25s

3" 'W`W_|yli\" Good Black Sateen Underskirts . . . . . .._ _ .. _$1 zo

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'll "“!"l1»rg__% _ _ Best Quality Sateen Underskirts. _ _ _ . . _ . . __ _ . .`l'.""f2'.'25 _ 5 rl' “' is 3 Yards Good Towelling for. '_ . _ . _ _ . . . . _ ._ _ gc

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actually consults him or not, J. P.Morgan pays Stetson $50,000 a year, all advice

yet received is, however, that oi Lawyer

the rights oi’ the French Panama Canal Companyto the United States. Oi the

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beingadditional. The biggest single fee _ '

“"“'°'°""'°“°‘N°" Y°"‘ '°‘ ”°”"’“ H ME INSURANCE C0.-~RE TORONTO FIRE. _ __ _

THE HoME.1NsU1¢ANcs comrarrv, _ --3)

$18 each.

$8, $10, $12 each.

Handsome Cutaway Suits for general dress pur- poses are here in splendid goods at $10, $12, $15 and

Prince Albert Coats in a variety of goods, also

suits. Prices; $18, $20 and $25 each.

We have summer Flannel Suits for all kinds

of men, fancy vests, odd trousers by the thousand.

This is the store to buy clothes from.

OUR $3.00 HAT

Our 2 oz. $3_co Christy is the best 3 dollar Hat

ever sold on the Island.

It is also the 'lightest weight hat sold here.

It's also the most stylish hat that's sold here_

It's also the best wearing liat sold here. It's also the best to hold its color.

It's also the easiest hat on your head you ever

had.

It can also be run over by a team and never

show the mark. `

It's also the only $3.09 hard hat to buy.

There's only one place to buy it-thht's here

PRUWSE B808

The Stylish Hatton. »

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forly millions paid over he received $2,000,000. The testis that ina country

command their own price add their rich 3?? olientsarepleased to get them at any |118

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To cure a headache in ten minutes ur e r_____

Kumfort Headache Powders. `

Txmzrnonx Subscribers please add to V, their Directory Cari -254 D.Frost &: Wood ' ' Agricultural Implements,Z84 B. Mulch,

New York, April 25, 1904. _ _._*_; __/~ $1' _ B4' ;‘_ `

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"hm “‘""°““'"“ ”° ”°‘"“°" "’ "‘°““ n°i°i'1oN 1. it was lm than 'rwo HUNDRED 'rnousann normaas. rcrlowrc l #li 1, I : ends the lawyers who lead at the bar can our usual custom, our adjusters are now ou the ground prepared to promptly and r ‘__ "\` A

itably awnst these losses, which will be immediately paid in cash and without ' ‘ ,*,A_*‘_ 1' _‘_ _ ` oo ' rr 1 T 'r

_ uz;_t;._ _ e also take the opportunity ot again calling your attention to the follow- “if/f

M! . _ ;_// “THE HOME'S" C-mh Ca ival is THREE MILLION DOLLARS." Its Cash _' 1.1

50112- A==e's exceed EIGBTEEN MRLION DOLLARS, and its Surplus to Policy Holdem ' >_» » \~\' ¢~

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/rr NINE MILLION DOLLARS. ..._ ___ _ Hr It is rohsbly unnecessary to add that this cond tion does not in the slightest °" ‘ T- "ri .‘-_`,

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d»..»~~eegectour policy or lines, and that our tacilliies for assisting our worthy ~ ' ~ fl/fl' v£lii>jf"‘» ‘ ‘/.

vsentatives are undiminished. ’ " 5: ...ik " With kind regards, we remain ~ ` " »;.~-'-"

Yours truly. \ _(_ .5~*'l>‘

(Signed) E. 1-l. A. Correa, Vice President. ‘Q _

K. Rogers, Co. Ltd., General agents for P. E. Island, *_*-'=="4_ ,v»_"

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Boston Tourist soft hats len the

style, $5.00-at Weeks &. Co.

Loaf-In this diy a short gold chain' with gold

ileeveliuka attached. Reward on Lreiurniag anne to C-nardran Other ad 5| pd

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Ineiudin Col ate's Col&sal,

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Clematis, etc., Cleavers, Eug- _liah and ot -- genuine Frenhh Castil in bar and

Fof_`scap bargains try o_o. _ _

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