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race TEN 'mv ww' me .i 'rss cHARLo'r'rs'ro'vN Gunnniau ` ' ` _ 'most “Ji-" A. H '

_ . _ _ _ _ . _ _, . ' _ JUN_E2z.:9i_z

._ *.._ .

'PHE FLEMMING GOVERNMENT SUBTAINED IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

Snaps _

l ‘ ' _‘what ailment from um: in the num-

WE have a BARGAIN

for S OU for SATURDAY only. Its a nice cloth brush nearly eight inches long six rows black and white bristle varnished back a SERVICEABLE BRUSH and a real SNAP at

7C each

We have a good few lull

do NOT EXPECT them to LAST long. See our window Saturday.

Walnut

o

' i H . J. D. l-lazeii w s called to

Friiters :"1 “." . . . "

We expect a FRl<lSlI

LOT of this POPULAR candy Saturdny.Usual price

20e pound -

J. G Jamieson i

DRUGGIST

.nun

Wedding

_ Rings

tamped, G. H. T. are the kind that will wear a life- time. We have a large stock of iok, nik and i8k in all sizes. .

Prices $i _go to $5 75 :ie-

coidlng to weight.

G. li. Taylor _ .

I Jeweler s. opucinn i

Ni-:w "ii|`Nc csonoi; iio'i'i»:i. WM. MONBOURQUETIE. Mgr.

Private Baths Bunninz, Water and

I-our Distance Telephones in all rooms. Largs Bright Sample Rooms.

CUISINE UNEX'Jl*!l.l.Ei)

SYDNEY. N. S.

8 -Jdlvv

Cameron’s _

“liome--Made" Bread”

Sweet-Pure-Whole some

(Always The Same)

can be had at these grocers-

Coffin Bl Co-M 8: A McLeod,

Crockett & Co-Chappel‘s Grocery,

Crahhe`s Grocery- _|. R. Cronin,

jolm Cameron-john Wheatley, .wm nc-Piles-P. i.. 's.n..iiwbn4_

P. Mullins (between Richmend O.

Pownal Stn) Mrs Trainer (Rnchford Si M rs Geo Moore Water St-between

Queen & Powna l__

'1*i'_ia7a»i"s”n"iz3Ani.v Ein'

if you are going to take in the big exhibition at Toronto from August 24th to Sept. 9th you will want to get advance information as to dates of sale for the ~educcd fare tickets. The place to go for information is the City Ticket Office at 84 Great (leorgn Street. Full particulars, fares, con- nections, sleeping hcrths reserved and the tickets sold without delay right in the office. Uffice hours from nim- a.m. to six p.m. .lust think! three weeks in Toronto for Icss than the cost of an ordinary one way ticket. Call in and get particulars. W. K. Rogers. Ticket Agt. 6-12Mtf.

"The National Clothing Co is of-

fering' some special bargains in men's clothing the like of which can

'ri-I E CHA R-Lo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN

SATURDAY,

JUNE za. lgu

The alignment of parties in provin-

, I

cial s.l'lalrs'in New Brunswick is some-

great divisions of the Dominion. What is called straight party govern-

_ment is practically unknown. The earlier Administrations in the Pro- vince were composite, though mainly Conservative. The Blair dovernment, which came in in 1882, while led by 8 Liberal and being largely Liberal 'in its composition, contained one or _more well known Conservatives in federal affairs. The same was true of 'tim Administration lea by Hon. H.R. Emmerson, which followed, and also the Twecdie and Pugsley Govern- ments, although these latter two Premiers had in their earlier carrers

coins professedly Liberal.

When the great change came in 1908

uim his Administration, he followed

up it composite Government, in which

‘l

cnt Liberal in thc person of Hon. Mr.

the Administration thus composed that has now been so triumphantly sustained at the polls. The result, as announced in our despatch of yester- dny, seems to be the most unani- mous and sweeping in the entire poli- tical history of the Province.

cessor. Mr. Flemming gave the Pro- vincc good honest administration has been thc prevalent impression hci'e fm' fl Hood while and the people of

NOW l3l‘UhHWlCk seem to share that

been Conservative and had now be-

in part the example set by thc lead- rrs who had preceded him and made

while the dominant elements were Conservative, there was one promin-

Morrissey. This was continued under Premier Fleming when he succeeded _Mr. Hazen in the leadership, on the

Th M d. I H ll 'promotion of the latter to a sent in

e e ‘ca a Mr. Bordcn`s Government. It was

That both Mr. Hazen and his suc-

impression. At least they will give Mr. Flemming another term of trial. Since 1908 important reforms had been introduced, notably in the audit nf the public accounts, in the collec-

tion of the revenue from crown lands, which had been increased by some $200,000 n year, in the reduced cost of school books, in providing pen- sions for school teachers after long service, and in the public roads sys- tem. V

It is worthy ol remark that some Of

the federal public men took part in the contest, notably Hon. Dr. Pugs- ley, Hon. Mr. Emmerson, Senator King and Mr. Carvell on the Liberal side and Hon. Mr. Hazen and others on the Conservative part. By these gentlemen the contest. was treated as a straight party one. The leading party papers also fought it out as if it were a federal contest and made predictions accordingly, which were about as successful as such forecasts usually are. The -St. John Globe was an exception and supported the Gov- ernment. On the one side 3 Liberal sweep was confidently promised .ami on the other side 3 Conservative vic- tory was `assured.

It is a hard task to dislodge a

Government once it is securely seat- ed, unless some gross act of wrong- doing can be brought. home to it. Any political significance in fcderai affairs to be attached to the result will be gathered from the fact that St. John, which is represented at Ot- tawa by both Mr. Hazen and Mr. Pugsley, has for the time endorsed Mr. 'I-lazcn, while both Mr. Emmerson and Mr. Carvell sec their respective counties endorse the candidates whom they ‘had most strenuously opposed. This may mean much or little, ae- cording to thc ohsci‘vcr's point of

NEGRO KNIGHT

iii niaiiy parts of the South there

is s strong feeling among the whites Hfreinst- negro secret societies. ln Georgia an effort has been made to put an emi to the organization of thc Kniilhlli Ol Pythias as it exists among the colored people. The Supreme (‘ourt of that State ordered these colored Knights to stop using the rcgulia and symbols of the order. All flvpcal was taken to the Supreme Court of the United States. New the State courts are overruled, and thc absolute right of thc Georgia neg;-one to he Knights of l‘ytiiias is sustain- ed. Affecting all the Southern States, this decision gratifics some 300,000 negro members.

lt is notcwnrthy thnt tli¢~,upinion

1+

b()F PYTHIAS WIN. .

is by Edward Douglas White, a nn- tive of Louisiana, a boy soldier in the Confederate Army and a former Democratic United States Senator from the Pelican State. It is well to have the civil -rights of the blacks everywhere sustained, remarks thr A Brooklyn Daily Eagle. It is pleasant. to all patriotic Americans to know that in the sustaining of such civil rights the thinking and representa- tive men of the South, of whom nonc is more representative than Chief Justice White, yield place to no Northerner. The negro problem can he solved hy Southerncrs aionc. If they can hc as broml as Chief .lus- ticc White, it will be solvcd justly anilheffectivcly nnd finally.

*if ff"-3.

. A Good Catch

good catch.

L1 E'

2oo_waistS up to $2.50 for

95c.

/

i’hi_;i\__e P

Every fisherman or woman wants a

' Now here is a good fishing pond 50 good

`rt§ worth $2.75 for $1.98.

50 Dresses and Suits ata great saving.

150 Boys’ Wash Suits.

98 Men'S _Suits worth up to $|5.00‘ a’ i $9.00, $l|.50 and $l2.00. __ _.

_ | n Rain Coats $7 50, 0.50 and 10.00. V

Ladies' Silk Waists

L_.i.

I HALF Palos.

A T O N S h‘.‘§f.‘-’i'..‘i‘i..'.f‘i.".i

-l 0 :i

Temporary insurance, the largest amount of insurance

protection forthe time being at the lowest possible cost, vlitli the right reserved to renew as term rates or to change to per- manent forms at will when conditions permit, meets a legiti- mate need for men who are borrowing for business purposes; who are placing a mortgage on real estate. who. not yet es tabllshed in their professions, me lncurving family responsib- ilities, or who possess dependable parents or sisters.

Ohllgatlons which men must meet living should not be de-

faulted should they unexpectedly die. ‘

Great West Life Term policies are issued at very low rates

.and may be renewcci or converted into regular forms of in- surance in accordance with their provlsion;_ without medical examination.

Head. Office. Winnipeg; Branch Office Ch`fown

Hyndman £6’ _Co., Ltd.

'rnis iuvsivron ob* THE Enrroaiai. I Mana 'ers P. E. Island -f f' - w N

ls 1

, view. _ I V Q _ ' Q » ewoble Term Insurance ' _. ee "WS mia

W

Are D You A fraid

\-l Of Fire ? 0

If you have your properly insured by one

of our strong Fire Insurance Companies you will not longer fear thc fire alarm. You will

- know that astroug company takes all the risk-

and that even if the worst should happen, you’ll lose nothing. `

` Isn't it worth a few cents a day to be free

from all this worry ? 'l`hat’s all n policy costs -

i see about' it.

` W. K- Rogers Co., Ltd.. . 84 Great George Street

_`

_ - - . :' -t

Wllll WHS llllc irlvcntur of the editor-_. change. It seems, howcvcr, that for a ; Q1 Gd Prouchon whne

inl "\vc?" Many n time and oft has VEM3 all bllt 00° Wwk he edited s ‘-I- V ! Y° C

. . .. . ll in

.. ., '. kin i - ' ' -ri th - it _ _

this iiucstion- been asked, and now nt Weekly ncwsbook which l""l`e l-he were 0( m Hume M e wsu R Iliff-Z0 i~l0Cl»l0l1 Oi thc lhlic -M

-1

last the rcsiionsibilit has b ' 1 dignified title of the “Marcurlus of Fourth UI July aucmcnls due to trcal Gazette. In l On- to" during th” summer months' and

Y B00 IIXGI I,O1mcus_.. This was in 1651 when fireworks. Last year this number this magnificent offering. i

On -whom do you thinlit'--lililtonl Milton was 43 The ,,news'book ,_ had been reduced to about sixteen I2Y0u should give your teeth best That the author of nparadige Lost.. which appeared on Thursda 'd hundred, coiisidcralily less than one- care' Good teeth “ld °l` mm"

ye. . 1 ' - .

was the first to use the fictitious mainly consisted of letters rig; th;_c_l psupianyz _ _ _ __ |f;('z_lx_ef_E:'g)O°;_’_“°';;_ hfgztgr _:'__1;“_§l_;f___tl;gl_'_; ALFALl"A.CLOVER. plural instead of the trutliiul singu- abroad, strung together with 'ist a C hm M "mm ' "f the We i

J, H _ _ _ can g ve you 3, splendid line of T| 1 _

lm. is mow" pretty cOnc|ul,l,_.e1y in few connecting wo__ds_ came _nm ____ bourth of July this year will bn do- Powders. washes, creams, and all thc _mic grow ng of alfalfa clovci

» _ _ s in the expel" t l t ` '

an a,.tich_ entitled “John Mm_0n_ ing on March sth of the your men fiends entirely on the city fathers of Popular _forms of dentlficc, and p.,.0v,nce_ Sevem_1n_i:_:_r_iyan__i; ;:__[.;_etépet_’;h_p; Journalist." which appears in the tioncd when six c Pi w i our munlcipalitim WP know that the each one IB the best of its kmd our this cl

. . o es are iani.<l . ' ' '. h i ~ I ' 7 over .have bw" see" i" “ch °f

c,,,.mnt_ HUHUM and ,~_ambr,dg___ up ___ _D _ho R__g_s___e__ ___ the U__m____‘__‘;__ chapter of accidents will hc less. for Ehgmdniecf _t_<)noth___b_i-ushes is one YOU the three Counties this season and

. . _ . 0. mpslnzalr linof h '

view_.. or Stationers (thc _0__e______________ ___ th _the sane houith idea has spread dur- an th t a ge e we ope t_o see _many more tests

B c mos sanitary, satisfactory started ti, _

ivinsi inik. innbnbiy. will in snr- stationers' Hsu of to-nay) "by or- mg the 1”” y°""' "M “"’ k“°“" t""' ""‘l d“"“’l° ‘"“Bh°°» Frmd H105* Assfoddiuyear

, _ _ . ' crop forgrowlng sto lr

prism tu hem. that Mmm ever was der of Mr Mimm" Each __u_____c_ that it will not bo ns small as it moderately The McKinnon Drug Co or dalr cattl i c

, . ._ _ _ _ _ c__________ Gm ~t Gear __ K _ _ t- _ y e‘ t has no equal. lt

a "journalist," though wc all know moreover, was published under the sho" d hc' bccmlsc many mumcwm a gc an cn S me B 'B very rich in protein' that is in a

no theatre goer will want to miss'

_ Dui/iiird it (Jursiiun

Wnen You yourwash ini any T. To put it

is

;~’1 E-c :'=='5‘ m&;`;" ~<»_,§'

I

fins breaks and

MUD what do you its_unp|ssssnt. It

means sxtralabo xt.rstime.sxtrs sean and coal house nil munsed up another

B

Y' ~ 'l ci I h t d fl t wo?k|fvi():iui:‘g!o.¢1u1‘ir Mig cnligfullfy ylidlddieii.

he wrote pamphlets, remarks an cx-iliand of Mr. Milton." apthoritics Wm ncgmct their Ulm"

Rid: Feet of Coma,

unsqualled. It soeths, eases,. heals

sold by druggists.

bandly- be, realized. 6-21Mfs1i. gi li". __ '___

1-

l

la sale ‘nd P.|n|°.'|V The movement for a "sane" Four-

, Y I-I il _y in this

Nu substitute has ever been devised ‘country and has proved eminently that gives the quick, painless rnsiilts_’il\l'i9f”'¢t0l`Y- Thfw YCBYB M350 Only you get from l"utnam's Painless Corn," Score ‘lf Citi" hall 9~ll0Dl$0<l the and Wart Extractor. Its success is '_l‘l0f1 Ol H sane and safe celebration

nd painlessly removes callouses, bun- ions, warts and corns in twenty-four hours. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed with 25c, bottle of Putnam’s Pain- less Corn and Wai-t Extractor. Refuse

substitute preparation. Putnam’s

. l A SANE FOU‘R'llH OF JULY.

th of Jul has rown ra idl

. of thc Fourth of July. elimcnating

the use of fireworks in the hands of children of few-or many-years and of fools. Last year more than one hundred and fifty cities had made the idea a part of their municipal law- and enforced the regulation. In _1909 more than 5,300 persons

is

bca

is e

icle

This stove saves time, fuel s

for the hot summer months, neat

` F enriell - Fd

` _ ' 'D 0 Victoria Row. .

centrsted heat that is most eff-

. throu bout the room. "'“'

earsncc and very simple. Good for cooking, baking, broillng, iokting, in fact everything you can do with a range.

'l`wowiclrslze,seecutabove.... ...........-.--- 3.50 Oven,extrs............,,.,....... .....$2.

.4 _ if

New Perfection ilil Slove _

the one you want

This Perfection Oil Stove its

uty; it has al blue flame that ntirely odoiless, with a con-

nt, yet that does not spread

8 -.

nd temper, is an ideal article in design, attractive in app-

Chandler

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1 he Percentage nf’ the colt uf' FIRE INSURANCE onthe value ef property is so small compared with protection it given you that it fool hardy to take the risk ofnot carrying In uisnce. lt. is the wisest of sllsconomy to be amply protected.

_ DO l'l` TODAY by writing or ieleplzon ng.

D. B. STEWART

General Agent » Charlottetown The guna lnlu‘snceCo The vorpool and London nod Globe ln-

surneeo Co.

'i'lioCommq|eisi. Union lu!. Ee,

duty in this important matter. I

Better still, and what_ Parliament

boi|,.wnioh issstrrmsly popular with greatest futures over sein in Bel- ss. red clover during` the trot. faw`

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MEtf readily digestible forml.

Wa d (B l't' d A flf,

.. .. nm. S.°iii~:...-;.°“.iiiii..s.._ ° .1‘:...:;;.f::;:.:'::°.iif.:“.:’..‘°‘;f.'::;.

legal prevention. N. Y. Herald.` MRS, A. LIVINGBTONE. during wet periods, The -ground

_'--'* Lot 5» P~ E- I- \ should be well drainedand a sandy

NOTES' ` I was cured of a severe attack ol or A sandy hmm 5°" is probably

_ _ _-- Rhwmatism by MINARWS LIN, best. However, this plant adapts it.- t is approaching that season of MENT _self to as many soils as dogg the

thc year when one in convinced that Mahons Bay. JOHN MADER .Common red clover, except _that it there are many wrii'.~;u occupations I was cured of __ _gcvcrel apr mm ca';:g§‘sl1;_fe“3_thw‘;e€. feet-' ' than that of school tcachcr.-Toron- leg by MINARWS LINIME¥{T_ B 4 _:`alfa plant baseherfii irndniexytliilsergd- to Star. JOSHUA A. WYNACHT. ‘son it is well to sow- it on land

-- Bridgewater. after a hosd crop such as potatoes or

ought to offer. wonin bn n prize for “THE MEIS'I‘ER`uINGERB" °sSi0nally during the spring to kin s' strictly Canadian iiall. rcllresent- _ _AT B- F- Kl‘3ITH'S. BOSTON. glggtwwdi. and then.in June or tho ing um "inc Provinces and ty-puymg In response to thousands of rs ‘ *ind 2;;ediqwlhhlyaillgxlheithiihgufgti Canadian sentiment and Canadian qneatlh-om patrons. an Ove,-. New ofabout 20 lbs. per, acre, you may unity. Canada first,-lastand all the England, B. F. Keith has engaged as' be almost sure of a-good catch. time. .ff 'rimtur ti.e`_ribi:nn_that1 will S s_i1€=_c_isl s_um_:n_¢r feature at ‘bis __\__d;°sSlns_ 01 mesure-might be an tie;

_ _ w give us a Uanadiandlng?-Windsor ers'-_ composed °|_the HM._vm.d__e1¢,he;- before-on “der we present hay

_ __ - ‘_ “pl Record. Schubert and Weber Male Qusrtettesf crop is removed. A_we¢k after gms i,

I ; -» l ---» of Boston. This wonderful singlng‘Pl0W9‘l`Ulld¢l`VB 8060 BCBG bed car

I _ ,L §_§ .fy L_* won-mn in overalls nrc working in organization: which crested 5 vcri- be' made_ and alfalfa sown. The writ

C the mms of Sy,.ac,,S,,_ ,.,,m,|ng d,»m,,_ table furore during their six weeks' er has gotten an excellent catch in

," ' *if ' lathes presses and the like from 1 °"_§“8°f§l1‘;“l al f-ill* l1°‘“:° last sum- fhlx W“Yt°°thl“l=° M lhé “Cond week _ ' "’ ' m r, w n u u _

_ " J '| ln the mvrnlnir till 5 Bl nllllllh l»h° be the modgpdiadgnilidxht 'sdznildndprtdi is advgisgble. cllfgkvlveddls edlrl-‘dieiiuili-i(la‘i'i¢x>':i:

I . | _,ii same as the men. The equal rights duction ever staged in vaudeville, and persistent, alfalfa will do best .,, .._..,!,,L, ‘mm m’,'“.. for img, sexes may-amen; is nqvanc. __The Melstsrslngers" will he shown 90’/ll ln I'0w_s so that a narrow cul-

¢ '_ _'oy - ing in some placem so fm. M mms. Camping Out," at chair bgnnmui tivstor can be run between them. -1--_ _. ‘ __.»- _;»,_ try is concernad says as exchBnge_ sylvan retreat in the wilds of Maine. In land where alfalfa has never been

._ -__ i A msssivs cyciornmic stage ,smug grown it is well to get some soil

W -- It has its disadvantages. however- has been built., rspresen a charm- from s field in which alfalfa ings been

` ` *- Working in a mill is labor for the ing vista of laksand f on the Rl'0WI'l Bild 'Spread it over your plot,

- tr n in bod . shore of the'Ran¢ley and inl 25 lbs. of such soil is enough for } ~ B 0 g Y' this entrancin scene e lit acre If this can t b` btsi d Nl

"1 .born of the 1 k ‘ ?"rb ltr -o it no e ob M ' '

Tho sun rises early thcsn days, and ,_ 5 °- U 95 °l"l 0 U “W "WY 5° DUN “Nl ll‘0m

the dw" hwmvin talk in hmm ro_ singers will -be heard in that per- the Agricultural College at Truro for

5 5 f faction of voice blending and tens 25 cents and applied to the seed as

vivefl in many places. vnthvllsvtv quality for wbicn they are famous. directed befor.. sowing. advocating tho putting forward of 'Phe pragramms arranged for "Tha In either of than ways s bacteria the csncir rn that business may bs :¢_I_f_l;_§°:'_:l_1:se::_;; _tshis n_;uol:_ _is fan; :;1s_t__ll gemnry to the 'alfalfa plant

. com ess o onao nrou .

begun at 7 mm" instead °' 8 “B at the most remarkable msdleys of pop- Tests have been conducted with dif- .Pl'°¢°“¢~ I" "DIY lt ""‘Y l’° _““°d ular, semi-clasic, and operatic airs ferent varieties at the Experimental why the hands of time should be' in- ever get together. Over one hundred Station here-. At present we may say

w-1m~¢d wich. Ls; tb, works" in- fnusfogtlhgsms will bs _introduced ilu; 'rurautsn is on:__¢;g‘_the__ Inactiva-

hl 0 °,l1ll8°1\10l1` l wmv! es. ungu-ian s ss one

auth" Lis; tlairus? tfhfirn “mfr ohsnre of programme' being made batter _but the nod in not to be had ‘ °7 "° ' ° ' ° 5 “ weakly. "The Msisterslnftrs Camp- strprmnt in any quantity. the war. ls" tl" d°»lr° t°.l1e_ in ing on¢,"_ pronrim in in one bi an . » sinus aim uqniuu mmo-

In selecting land for a plot of al

turnips. If.the land-'g worked hp oc.

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cleanly washed nicehy ironed promptly returned if intrusts to UB.

- Telephone I5! and our team will call

A. F. Webster Star Steam Laundry

ina Kent

/(diet th)

‘ ' Ring -_Here

/ 'l`..e wedding ring will be

more satisfactory, look better,

‘ wear better,'if it is bought at

To.nton's- _ ,

Our present showing ls one

of the best we have ever dis- played; showing the best made in Cana`<itan,` English

` and American styles. Prices range from $4. up. .

-.

, N. 'Taunton .

I S unnyside. 5

years of its lifo. For this ronsou ll- should be clipped once or twice dur- ing the first summer to make it stocky and to hold the weeds in check. A nurse crop is ss ll\l\1\'l0““ ss weeds though n very thin sowini: of barley does not do very ll\“°ll l"` jury. 1 ' . ‘ _

The Experimental Farms have tv\_\_»

bulletins, No. lil and (N0. 8. l°¢°“ sorted.) on alfalfa grovrinl! Wl\l°l";““ be had by making application 0|' li . ‘

t m J.. A. OLARK-

Experimental Farm. -

Charlottetown, JUM 11l'h~

"Once you __‘_Y_°‘\`. °'" mmbxutlati -nm in iight w¢i¢ht~aumwr_h‘;°:f_§_ wear you will not I0 M0355 A 'Wd iuirima um gsrmmt "1 '-Emu., showin; tiers I1 to $1.75 l*‘_,"m_ '

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