THE GUARDIAN CQARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD YSLANDLPMAY I3, 1905.

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Fountain 'Syringe and

Hot Water Bottle.

That will [hold three

quarts of water and we

guarantee it for one year.

Price $2 25. We have

cheaper makes. See our

window of na-ber goods.

H A. ELLIS.

Charlottetown, Montague. Mixray Riu er.

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eh¢mmereem»fi°'h':%?'m‘i°r'-lai't:°eaf"ii.‘°§e'§i¢l.Y The Manitoba Fm Press. enlist ¢°i°\" _become l¢l°f1‘°m ¥°°’°°7'°'° D_"‘""‘°’_” 1° °°' Infmigsi . -_ _ _ - ___ V . _ i _

°”"°'"°'“ i" "’° 'ml' "°°' md "k ’°“' “°i“"` i daily ubiished in Winnipeg, has .nd the widespread operations of cultiva- W3!! 8 'Ev _

bars what they think ofit. You can use it and P7 sum D _. if ~ » V - »- . ' ~' _. 3°* °‘“` “‘°°° N* if °°‘ °‘“'°‘i' m°°l’°‘ “l t pain BOIIGCW4 \@P°\t‘ “ld lla Hon, have warmed the soil. Providence fl'Om ii'l¢ link WODI v&f

all&alenorlhnru|sox.Ba1'm&Co..'l‘ororito.~‘t 3”" 3’ _ - K _ » _ ~ .~ f -f _ Dr Chanda Olntmenilmks M W em” °""'°‘°"“ °“"‘°° i”-° "““°“ “"°° ""° '°°°"°' mhniiii T “ t Whit? C‘P‘i',D"9¥“ M-

bn this spring in Manitoba and the Terri- gandmen, and tc-day the l>¢°P1°l°l'° _ _ __ _ 'A ~ ; ._ _._ . -._ ~ ' ‘ tories. From this we learn that the sea' _ing f»l1° P\`°'l"l° °°““t'Y “W fu" °f h°°"°“, Th¢n, tO0» thae are 3 dozeniiuttle 'kings vm

n has been amost favorable one as re- d hope. It is there that the tutor# and swat as 3 in

lards weather and soil conditions. 0° gcowth of our great Dominion must be of ¢h{1dl‘¢f1’S W¢3I'» ' Q _ "1 Y- » ` ‘f the 7¢,h instant seeding was a"nost iinisn- no” rapid, and we of the east on national _ _ "

ed, with the result oi a much wider area and patriotic pounds can rejoice with our planted than in any previous yevr- The brothers oi the western wheatlands in the

reports appear to be almost absolutely bright prospects of the present year.

iunifoun from all over the Northwest.

A There has been no broken weather to in ~ MR. CARNEGIE AND CANADA.

_terrnpt the farming operations. This has ---

aiforded full time for the careful cultiva- Mr. Carnegie has been saying some dis- tion gf the soil. Following the wheat ag.eeable things about Canada in an in- sowing the sowing of the roarser grains terview with the Ironmonger’s Journal of

'had begun, and already, on the date above London. Among other things he naid -

1 named, the wheat was showing grim that Canada can have no f uiure except as H f

above the ground in many districts. part of the United States. This shows y

The Free Press tells that, “r‘most evezy be ignorance ot the great ironmaster. `

°°,,.esp°nd¢n\», reports an incr: ased acre- ‘Not that he is an ignorant man in a gen- me, ‘mgunting in some districts to 25 per am' way. He knows' the iron and steel

_ -‘cent ov" that seeded in 1190; aotbati' usiness, hr* some knowledge ot liter:-N

_ithe Same Qrolgimls cgmumgtgnges pevail ture, and no doubt some knowledge of the W 5

E in a moderated; mebsure throughout the United States. But his published inter- -seascn a bumper crop is assured. The view betraysa woiul igno\'anceotCanada,'

lueding has evidently been carefully, and ot the growth, prospects and pos'~ibi- I ‘ `

'though extensively done,and upon naturellhies oi this couniiy. He a'so displays

uds the rest ” This is a most assur- great ignorance of the desires ot thsCe.na- -_

depe - Q ing report. Our fertile Northwest is now ldian D20i‘i°- HUVUIZ 811001011 blmself U0

.. ~ CHILD ru.-:N's MILLINERY 'best. Theearly seeding is accounted for Canadians shall goard do likewise. This -

bv the fact that the gr-n is sown when lillustrates the ' familiar n-overb that O01: I`I1i.uiI‘iCl‘S h8V¢ Oi that .set oi cm

~ ~ ~ imrefew inches oi the su- are has been 'ahve ‘S °°2¢°1"“°ih°=i_°f° °_¢w°°°v°rf-¢ iection, and in ready trimmed the variety is great enough to aide a

thlwtd. iutthetéwhen the spring oilC6‘y But there are in Canada sims hve - S¢lCCtiOI‘1 at alD`lOSt PYICG

weather advances with |mill.ons ol people who think for them- T ,

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sets in the warm

SUITS

We are selling more of ourtwelve dol-

lar suits than anything else-seems as

if every man in town Wants one, espec-

ially the young man. Why not? The styles'are smart and handsome. Three button sack, with roll collar, three button cut away, three button

square corner, sir: gle breasted, high padded shoulders, great to show oi? a manly hgure. Stylish cut vest, trous- ers full at thelhip. They are in rich greys, blue, stripes

and browns. ` C

Why are our twelve dollar suits

than-anybody else’s ? Beeaube we

them from W. R. Johnson and the Fit- reform and they are the best makers in

Canada. They only sell te us in this

town. They put certain touches' into

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their clothing that nobody else -*seems ”

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to et onto. If u’ll look we’l1 make

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doubt Canadians in general will read his latest deliverance with a measure

of disgust. Several Canadian cities

wns and villages have accepted bis A p

'been so' hr elea*ly p;oved or clearly

suspecting, 'hams now only too wmv disprovodat the enquiry, but Stratons -

position can hardly be h ld to be now as ' '

of public library buildings without

enhthat he hedih view when beetewieg; d nh h d _ _ , leee gifts the weakening of their' 3” as* e 8 n'v'r bun pu' mid" .

.legiancetothe British Sovereign and °h""'”‘ y __ _

rsmphe. He himself has new opened their ' ‘ _ `

they may have had for Andrew Carnegie.

bcforc the Legislature proposes to ln-

lThe Times adds significantly: "But

whether the Government will take the R n I A u w A N T 8

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~ , WANTED-A bookkeeper. appiv in own

E -Mr. Stratton has not been persona gra. _ ha"dw__m“ w R o_ Box ssl I3 d I, pd 5 N

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Tud&Y’l Probabilities. ohillws Winds ‘ °°“l'“’°° l”

___ - the eastern Provinces in M8! - _

°' THAT and moderately warm. f ‘ . , h ° V i 4 C i i I :.> » ` i 2 '

twenty five and

DAY “AY 13, my which were so common

WEDNLS ' thir ears are now no lout!" dffid'

WHITE. LAWN CAPS

An .array of dainty

Hoods and Caps for the very wee infants; for the little ones just 'beginning to toddle about and for children up to 6 years old.

LAWN.HO0DS

28. 50, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 1.75, z.oo.

SILK HOODS 39, 60, 95, Loo, $1.10, L15.

» LAWN uns

38<r 480 6°» 70, Q5, CLOO.

5 sux uns $1.25, 1.75, z.oo, 2.25.

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_ By a mistake an editorialnote yester-l

yes, and at the same time done a great _ _ _ d_ I t rd_1 _ , _h, Fug »day morning re.erred to the letter of § ea owa essening sue respee Taxpanrwhich was hem dvqr; The lguler

_ appears in-this issue ,_an¢i, speaks .far ,__

'Ontario now has an income tax under “sew” The Gmmian isfiufmmed thai,” which the-a.-ersroa is exempred. -A*-hm =*"°“°““°‘”°"‘Pl“"*"`°f1“" °l‘°‘°_*"f°‘5_` `

` he attention of the Stipendiary, the -

crease th; exempmmto $1.000, and 8,50 the Marshall and various members of the A

to reduce the rate on salary or income _: `

received -above $1.000. Here we have an --- _ income tax with but $320 exempted. The Elm Avenue and Hawk Avezue M6 1 l - i 0 Isl°‘°di”°°m° mxis ve" “liberal in "M both fair sounding names dt themzelves.

mattfr of not exempmfg “ie 'mane' Butwhen the residents petiticnedtohave “lanes or income? This vm appear the highway along which they lived crlied

fromacomparison with the income tax bv the name of mm Aveuuelt was most .

or the Mother C°unt'" °r any other unuraciouson the part of the Council to l1;_§;7?f_- \`_`f,_`f‘.` ‘ , country that we know °f' immediatelyproceedtonameitotherwise. if 5/` A ff-"_i"}'»'-_"CC_ l `

-_ To have left the name as it is would of it- ' i

The Hamilton Times, a prominent Lib- felt have been a slight, seeing the people

eral newspaper, gives currency to the have their rights in these matt‘rs and A k

-IGDOPU $5115 8% the C0l1¢l\1Sl0l10f the Game? that their request wasa reasonable one. S r

inquiry Hon. J. R. Stratton will resign b"s Vi'e doubt not that the people most con-

'-seat both in the Cabinet and the House cerned will have their way in the end, as

police force has repea‘edly been directed.

and will appeal to his censtitueats ani they are entitled to have.

will take re-election to mean vindication

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‘° °‘”'° f°' ‘"5 SEEDNG 'N THE eourceotloss add disappointment, have

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UIHMSII. Solicitors. NOURI. db IF TQBMENTED WITH Corus' that they wish to remain British suifl RF’ P

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D'A’ u"B"K° C Save v0fl1‘S¢\3 ml". V0 ’ 3°" ‘“s"’°s -_ is. Nor has Mr. Carnegie any power

BAYFIED YELIAE. ' - -- ' ~~," .' il' T 1u.aman's Pain . _ , _» _

&m-mam Bleak. Cbadottetown izrblggriimaiffi Lila-.-.?`Ra;-t»1actm. I.. is or peiauasiveness that will indnsa them

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THE E. B. EDDY C05

r with several members of the Government wAN.rFD__A combetem and tmmvortny ‘

would ilrdicate that S0 gocdan opportune sealer for the lobster season. Apply at this

V ity to get rid ot him will not be lost by °m°°f 'S d tf ’ ‘

tbem.” As The Times is supposed to be Wa:T'1`ED-SEVERAL lI?'D:3TRI0:7il1i’§:~;1 a

- ~ . sons each state to trove or ouse es a _

the organ °t Hon' J’ M' Gibsofl’ wh° 'S a eleven years and with u large capital, to call 1 1. colleague of Mr. Strstton’s, it would seem uw, memhahis and agents for successful and _

- 1 th proiitahle _ line. _Permanent engagement =

not unhkely than me retirement or g Weekly cash salary of $6 and all traveliingex

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'latter ‘mm the G.-W°'nme'.\t'is fxpectgd and hotel bills advanced in cash each Y _

w- week Ex rienee not essential. Mention ref

to be pei-.anent. Not veiy muchhal C - P2 ° _ »~ _ ~

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