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We have all the flies that
are used in the waters
around this vicinity. Every
fly is well made true to
name and securely fastened
tm stout gut. Amongst
others we have in several
sizes
Parmachene Belle
Hackles
Blockhotise
Durham Ranger;
Silver Doctors etc
_ Casting Lines
Our assortment is large
all bought from the makers
direct. Prices 15, 25, 35,
50, 60, 75c and $1.00 each
nine feet long and extra
loop.
J. G. Jamieson
Daucclsr
‘ll
Perfectly
Satisfied
Why! It looks as good as
new that is what people say
who have silver plating done
through us.
if you have any old plated
ware you think is worn out
send it here and we will have
it made to look and wear like
new.
We are sending a big ship-
ment ncxt week. Send yours
now and save express charges.
G. l'l. Taylor
Jeweler 8: tlcian
Phone:-353--]. op .
l'l‘HE CIIARLOTTITOWN GUARDIAN nounniuu ’ annuuuuxm denun-
FRIDAY JUNE $5. NU.
or not. It is safe to say. however,
mistake in electing the best candidate
who offers, having in view' both his
character as a mian. It will also he
borne in, miind, th-at notwithstanding
what the party, organs may sa|y.bothl
panties are miaade up of our fellow
citizens, and no party that has yet
held power ln our fair Island, home
has been utterly bad. All Govern-
ments' do some good' things, inaugu-
human.
Both party leaders and' bohh par-
tlies would lilo to be friendly and
useful to the farmers, who make up
three iourths of the electorate of tha
Province. On one side the famwrs
will be told what the Government has
done for them, and on thu other side
what ought to have been done or has
l.-een. in the opinion of their np~
ponauts, neglected. We note a ten-
dpncy among some of the spmkeirs at
the meetings so far held, to "thresh
out old stra/w"-the doings of twenty
_ Two farming districts in this Pro- ough of resent and present issues to
F e viuus nitna-to pmiy closely aivlasa occupy tus electors' umut~iou.`ulong
  i between the two parties, but with a with the respective pnogruna for the
slight preponderance of favor for the future. But that is a minor point.
` party in power, are shortly to decide The main issue is whether it is moat
between theouts and* the ins. That desirable to strengthql the party l‘n
lit. about what it amounts to. Under power, or bring about a change of
such circumetmtea the personality of Government. As to that, it is not
the candid'a1ies will naturally count the purpose or intention of The
‘for something less than in a general Guardian no offen any advice. The
election, whether this ought to he so Diberals and Coneervartivcs are al-
that a consbitutency seldom makes a the one party or the other, and
capability for public service and his the excellent party Journals. to
rate some useful measures ~and-make, what is bein! don” 0*' °“3ht t° W
some mistakes. To err is painfully dm" *-0 *MUS Bbfmt I-11° PBYNWU 01
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.  MA'l’I'ER'S FOR 'I'HiE ELEC TORB TO CONSIDER. |-
wavya with us and we cannot banish.
would not if we could, however undt
they both may be un the opinion of
live. Probably neitheli party hs so
black, worthless and imbecile as it
is painfhd by the speakers and
writers of the opposing party.
The state of the provincial finances,-
tlle conditions affecting transporta-
tion, the needs of education, oun
claims against the Dominion alnd
them, and lost but not least the am-
mdmanta needed to perfect our elec-
tfmal system and to maintain sobri-
ety,and order in the community, i
all matters for fair consideration
election timao. Some of these have
recel\sd due prominence and others
had but scarnlt attention in the meet-
ings so far held. The moral welfare,
of the community is of even gseaten
conseguence than its materiall inter-
ests, and to this and it is vitally im-
portant th-at the election she-ll he
conducted fairly and free from every
years ago. There ought to be en-,cortrlpting or degrading influence.
l i 1   _mmm
has taken. up the work of retrench»
ment with a somewhat vigorous hand'
and has weeded out a number of the
inefficient and incapable from differ-
ent worlring centres along the line.
The Moncton Transcript prints aiisr
of eighty persons discharged at the
head quarters and shops in that
city. "In the shops it was found
‘that many men were past the age of
physical efficiency and others young-
er in years ‘lacked siliilcient experi-
ence." It is also intimated that
some twenty more who have been ir-
regular in their attendance halve re.
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_ All intimate acquain
ance with our Delmar
chocolates is to bc desir-
ed by all ,who would en-
joy the ,best _vet in
(`.l1oc0l.ate Bon Boris.
Just get a box and see
what that yvung lady
connoisseur .011 B011
Bolts has to sa. V 85011!
them. Sold by _`l.€adiD_~'~`.{
druggists, c0nfech'0U€YS
and rocers.
The §'hiie Candy Col'-ii
soilfiuif si .loan
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For Sale
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For pl\l~tit-illars apply to
‘ C. Miilmlsow.
-_‘assi ihuu aruwfziiud. T"v°"'
OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Friday june 25.
'A NIGHT WITH TI-IE SPIRITS'
' THE GREAT.
Houdon
' .'l‘I-ILE MAN OF MYSTERY
IN HIS FAMOUS.
SCIENTIFIC TEST BEANCE
Bpirithm, Occultismt and Psyuhiql
Demonstrations Par-Excellence
‘g ent its
ASS}STED By America, will on July 1 ass
.right to employ non-union men in its
mills. It is expected that 10,000 skil-
. t once go on
IUM AND PSYCHJC Lid union workmen will a _
The greatest production of its kind B LPW0 “Hd Wim 1"’ b“‘°k°d by °'5“mf';
ever witnessed. Everyone will be oil labor throughout the R\4P“b“¢-
will be a battle of giants if both DBF'
tiles put forth their full strength.
Lillian Houdon
FTHE WONDERFUL ENGL-l~lH MED-
intarested-men, women and- ch-lldren,
believers and non-believers. DON"I‘
MISS IT.
Doors Open at -7.30. Seance Begins at
8.30.
POPULAR Pmclss-25 and as cents,
S bs i Adv nce t Usml
§»i§L‘.'§ °° " “ s§;4d2i-
i1Beer & eeks for Fir i- isafetw P'°““’“’°" "“” ““ ""’°“°
° c
ture, Window shades, Poles.
4-zztf
(lcntleman's hicycle,‘alnlost new at reasonilbl 9
rico. _
Ped most of tlhese meetings, lrn the in-
A
ceived warning to attend to their
duties more regularly in the fu`ture.
It is given out than: notices are 'be-
ing issued for the dieinilseal of 1.25
men at Halifax, 24 alt Sydney, 11 at
Chaudiere Junct/ion besides smaller
numbufs at other points.
Those so far dealt with make a bo-
Truro, 6 at Campbellton and 19 att
this is only the beginning. There is
no doubt that the system of political
appointments too long in vogue had
cumbered the road with a number of
men who were never efficient and' th-an
others had been retained- after their
days of eiiiciency were passed. There
is reporited to be considerable excite-
ment ln Moncton, Halifax and Syd-
i}`6"h*'ii
MOUNTAINS
0F GOLD
our-aug cinuge ui life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay ,
IIBYBI'
been
RETRENCHEM ENT ON THE INTERCOLONIAL. nessee.
periodic
The I.C.R. Board of Mianagement iprofesses to have information that and
WOIDB
WOIBBIL
flcate of sound health before al mar-
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘M ' - unafa tlm§'l£r5'qulrfng a  cm ' I ` ` I l
aanination of the parties and a cer-
SL65 to 3.95.
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ney r,ver these dlsmissals, and there
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is aliiays a liarge measure of sympa-
thy lor those who are suddenly de-
priveil of employment. The Board of
Management has, however, to look
to the efficiency of the road, and will
have the support of the country in
weeding out from the servine those
who are not needed, or who are idle
or inetiicient. The Board may be
trusted to do its work in that: re-
gard impartially, without polif/ical
favor? ism and solely with a 'view`to
the eiliclénft and economical working
of the Railway.
tal of -285, and an opposition paper
¢=_ - fi | = -.__ =- - Wi g
' cnosn or 'ri-in snnuss
The series of orchard mcdtnlgs
throughout the Province Uonducted
by Mr. McNeill, Chief of thu Frudit
Division of the Department of Agri-
culture. Otba-wa, have been concluded.
The last afternoon meeting was llehd
in tha orchard of Mr. Underhay, Bwy
Fortune, on Wednesday afternoon lust
land wa~=,i followed by a meet-
iug in ine hall at Rollo Buy inwlw
evening. Hon. John Richards, Com-
missionar of Agriculture, has attend-
tizrest of hiis.departlment. The meeb-
ings generally have been largely at-
tended' 'and have been most infonming
~`t0 the farmers and fruit-growers wliks
have _'been present. Mr. McNeill is an
wept in i that pertains to the
planting int. care of the orchiardl, tbei ,M Il, AI H.;
varieti-ss :ol fruit and its prepiaraitiioni
for market. The inf_o_l‘étation and il-
OF ORCHARD MEETINGS.
lustra-tions given and the n0table.in-
terest aroused at these meetings can
hardlly faill to give a fresh impetus tal
the vafuiable industry of fruit-grow-`
ing in Prince Ediward Island.
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Wait labor struggle seems imr-l
minentl ini the United States. The:
United Suaitea Steel Corporation, tha,
reatlest -aggnegation of capital in
Same advanced legislation has been
recently passed in Waahin8l»°l\ Sm".
whxichi fs “git l!¢l§l1l`)0I‘ *.0 British
Columfnia. Not only ia the sale ol
c .
mad gi bl tio fine and imprison-
zxnt wlfo hav.; cigarettes in lfllvil'
I 'A 1_-sig, _  I
2.50 " \ A
.  3,50 fill '  our Mattresses 
' ii.; 450  lfgi give you olld r_.__§‘,\
Il  up  an IOTI af. lltfl8 COIL ';y:!\
/_,yi to  [F5 Best kinds here. :_.4M\
/e _$25 ,_.l  . ___;__.,.
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The Big ARENA
4 days only beginning
Tue. night July Uth
Matinee Wed. Thur I
and Fri. l0c to every one.
None Name if but fo Praisef
Collier & C0’s
Great london
Shows
Tim in st li-tcrcsting and attractive
iunuaenioiii offering extant.
Whole froupes of Champ-
ion Lady and Gentlemen
Lcapers Tumblers
Aerialiafa tlymnaata
Bicyclists Epuilihriaia
Jugglcrs Specialists
Ami Novelty Acts no where
else to he seen.
A triiimpiiant concourse of the
Kings aild Queens of the
Arena in unsurpassed
deeds of daring,in
the air, on the ground.
and upon the Elevated Stage.
Wonderful Schools of
Trained Animals.
A regal feast of Royal Amuuemcnt at
prii-eu within the leach of Every One.
Admission 20 cents
Childrenunder I2 lilcenfa
Rcaervl d Seals I0 Canis Extra.
Doors 0pen~|.!l0 and 7.30 P. ld.
Per-fomlanoer. nt---2.30 and 8. I5 P. M.
0-2.idrli.
(Replaces S. S- Cumpann)
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we in eswinniugsuiis and leuiy of Good ,Bali 'ruwsla ‘1‘li¢_'¢o_isfon'gly.
I ing on; Heavy Brown Linen 'ilhwels regular soskcrs and good dryqs.; -;f..»_, Q; (
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Golfer at $|.65.»al\_f_l-_ 3-95
All colors in the fashion-
able shades--Also in cream
Jas. Paton Q Co.
Men’s I" ashionallle
Wearables °
Sltirts,be1ts,scarfs sum '
mer vests, underwear,sus'
penders, umbrellas, golf
jerseys, gloves, caps and
hats, handkerchiefs, hosi-
ery at special prices. _
50 pairs special' pants,
the 6.00 kind f0rr4~z5.
Ask to see our Special
1.00 shirts. ‘ _
Jas Paton  Co
Ladies’ Millinery
Trimmed and
Untrimm ed
Special in child’s hats at
25c. -
Your choice oi new shapes
in many fashionable colors
75c
Special sailors trimmed at
$2.25 ` _
Millincry 30 hats less than half
p'ice and your choice of our import.
cd ready to wear hats at
~ _   $2.00
Jas. Paton 8|. lin.
The Store of Quality.
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The S. S. Cacouna sailing from
Montreal Tuesday morning, June 22
will bedue at Charlottetown Thurs-
dal' Welling June 25th sails for St.
]ohn’s Newfoundland, via the'
Sydueysl Cflrrylng horses, cattle and
Sheep on deck, and produce under
deck, at lowest possible rates.
lfor further particulars as to
freight and passage apply to
PEAKE BROS '& CO '
CWYOVYH Agents
6-23d3i
Canada Life F acts i
h The Canada Life has paid in cash profit during
t epast five years nearly $r,5oo,ooo, yvh{¢1| igfmm-¢
gl?" d°9bl° th* .lmount so paid by any other Gans-
plgliiodlnfe Insurance company during the same
I T. Burrowzgemsummmh w K Ra ~ cn
W. P. Callaghan, I ' lm. F- B-'garnet
ageuisunrni. B.  Cllhkf
dmwffwm Cllarloitetowll
Non
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Sandal
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Railway Oliosa,
Sales from Charlottetown for
Quebec and Montreal. Monday,
28th June, sails from Montreal for
Charlottetown, Monday, 5th july.
Freight solicited. - .
glfamssenger accomodation very
superior. ‘
. CARVELL BROS,
~ - Agents.
6-25_d_4i w -
rlzlNclE'En‘iY'»'ib"'_“'
isllllio lulltwar.
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Dominion Day.
Excursion ftetum Tickets at one way
5rlt elm fare will be inued from and to
all stations on June 30th a d july nf, |909,
good to reiurnup found on july znd.r9o9.
0" 'l`h\1rld»y.Jaly nf, 19.2; u upociui
passenger train will leave C rlottatown
at 8.25 it ni. for Summeraide. returning
to leave Summer-side at 7.00 p. m., and n
special P¢§On[If train will leave Char-
lottetown at B a. m. for Mdrra Harbor,
;ef:;'i\ing to leave Murray Hgrhaf .¢ 4,”
_ ` ' ' 0. A. slung.
Superintendent.
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Cottage .and Land
' ' For Sale. ~:'
In Charlottetown on Sydney St..
between Great George and Prince
Sta. Owners left the Island. ‘A
bzgrgain many be expected, Inquire
0
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6-l6daw. git,
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