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h11si11css too small for a phone-a phone is a sort
of ;;1;.1r.»_11t..-c that you have industry and ambi-
tion, :11:ti'_\'o1_1r creditors and the people will al-
11=a_v,=: _j11cl_f;c you business by the extent of your
t_cl<.p11fv11<- :=c-rvicc.
'l`l1e111cn with whom you desire to do busi-
11o=s will. :1l1\-:.551 form opinions of your executive
o_l1=lif_~-_--1_l~cy’vc _got to-it’s purely business.
I)on't let .1 pit.-cc of t`.1lse economy stand between
you 11:1-ft 'betta-r and larger business.
\‘.'e`1l l1clp'yo11 out if you ask- just write or
call on Contract dcparttnent. ~
- The Telephone Co of P. E. Island
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Leading
ditor|als,Notes
and Comments for '
Saturday Subscribers
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1uounAv
become prosperous and happy citi-
zens of Prince Edward Island. They
will have something to learn of the
ioyed security and exemption from
war for almost a hundred years. In
a warring world, for three genera-
tions we have formed the peace hab-,
it, so to speak. We ought to realise
how great has been tho mercy that
during the making, growing and ds-
t of ou nation'we have been
ple on earth have wherefore im
’l`he people of this Province are
_ _ _ , _ . posed upon them a greater responsi-
scotch, Irxsn, hnglish and French by bility or 8 higher incentive to mlm
._ . _ d
welcome to t-he newcomers from the 3,5 :;e£3e,?:;;S(iona:?1wd{);r?;;:§eEiga? 1
Utd hand. And most sincerely do we mansmp
hope and trust that they may make innuence' of the Dominion into the
` to throw the weight and
tions. V '
WEDNESDAY. _
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was born elevtm
manners and methods, the soil and dns raver than the late King Ed.
climate, the differing laws and cu'
toms ot our little community. If we ber 18 1 ,
mistake not. our Island DeoPle may yming in yearn' although physically
e
learn much in the future from thos
who have come to us. and with mu
tual benefit.
nearly all immigrants from the Bri
tisli Isles had gone, ito the west. and seventy n <p _.
ixnowtng hun, we may rest assured they snrrendered the Premiership
their homes with 11s, enjoy life and movement mr peace among the na.
b
' ward in the same month of Novem-
4 He is therefore no longer
and mentally vigorous an1l almost
' youthful in heart and hope. Thelatre
Sir' John Macdonald was seventy-tive.
He” Mri wnltield has made ‘wud “S when he died in office, and Sir Mac-
a leader in this movement. Hitberto kenzie gm.,-Q11 and Sir Charles Tup-
' per, still living, were seventy-three
_we res ectively when
that the immigrants have not been |o,,,_u,_en or so yen,-S nga
brought here under false pretences,
Still certain members of the Oppo-
(_‘-nnada has no Province in which simon press are looking for a succes-
life conditions are less unlike those snr gn Sir Wilfrid Laurier, rogartlless
of the Moth" (-`0“"U'Y tim" this- of the proverb that those who wait
tie of the loneliness ot the nintnn
and bouxidless No1'th\\'est prairie.
The Canadian Courier:
I" some WHYS King George shout
should be able to bear the bnrde
thoroughly. He has travelled 0
the modctn spirit. King George wi
be 21 twentieth cenrnry rrnen
T UE SDAY-.
the Senate, in which he
t\v€0n these related _nations an
race, language, literature, commo
unt_l1inkable calamit '
grcssive of the world's people, 'I‘he
far as the Atlantic ocean will pc
ada and the United States have
Kingdom and the daughter Repub
to any scheme ot united action b
the peace of the world.
more than a coincidence that almo
can Re ublics a 'ree to substitute
world to fo1low_" This opens alar
,thc great and beneficent structure
Ientluring peace for the entire worl
the highest and worthiest imngin
tion. And of this larger League
ada would be bhe pivot on which
mme hshtly than aid his father. Quebec to talk over with str Lomcr
M0f`°0"@l`. he knows the Empire more Gouin, the Quebec Premier, a PYOP
Y°“"l5 *ind B§‘ZI‘€Ssive, and' he know
attracted attention both in Great Incidelltally it is added that _
liritain and the United States. There Fiel<liUg is regarded as an iml>0SF-1'
is nothing off more importance tn bility owing to the antipathy
these three countries than that they
should live together in Congo;-¢1_ Nor 1 man whom Sir Wilfrid can depe
countries, bound together by ties of apparent. Still the SP€C\\l5lf\°°
traditions a11d a vast commerce, _
\\'0\l1<1 be an unspeakable, almost no excellent Premier and leader, one of
Tho l"nit.ed State; Canada nn
Groat Britain together cover a vast He may, and pro y 
area of the world's surface, and in- large figure in federal POUUCS-
clude within their borders nearly one
liuntlred and Elty millions of the The corner, is hereafter to be looked
most enlightened, efficient and pro- for in the eastern sky after _‘suns
commerce covers _tho seven seas. As Sqt' one hour after Y-he SUD Emi
1'- S _ '
mit, they are next neighbors. Gan- sign thus rapidly receding UD il1;f;kY~
' . , a ..
. ~,' a
common bottndury of thousands ot any evening if the weather is e r,
miles. Canada, nearest to the British and for perhaps two weeks tberellfi'
isles of any part of the American er,
continent, is the natural geographical _._-7---"“ ~
connecting link between the United lt; is earnestly to be. hoped that
c those English settlers who have come I
1 t ‘
_ Q i
tween the three countries look-ing to gnring, and get value for tl1e1r mon-
tneir mutual security and welfare and ey, Needless haste should be avoided.
1- , _
of the United States. 'I‘hus Canada; to us with the intention to purchase
sustains a most important relatio improved farms shiall make good sel-
AS is l70inWf1 Dui by BH English in the real value of two farms of the
DHPHF. it MKS DI'0lJB`DlY sometliing same area. M11ch depends upon these
at the time of Sir Richard Cart- ous and co11te/nbed immigrant settler
w'1~ight's address in Parliament, An- will attract others, while a disap-
dfew Ullfflegie Was Speaking ill m\1Ch pointed one may prevent many others
th” Same Strain at Washington. And from coming. This matter is import-
he added: "Let the Dominion, the ang,
United States and the Latin Arnett-  --
P K. ar
bitration for the sword, and surely ,
such a spectacle will lead the whole
g.
.
or field as a basis on which to build
It is a noble idea whose grandeur
and humanity alike would appeal to
Pence, if it were brought about-and
who shall say it may not be?-Cam
would turn, and thc connecting link
therein between the New World and
¢ -1.1 __ ui.-__o1<1. ,
    hir Richard Cartwright struck
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(‘nnudian people to the high mission SHIPPING NEWS.
which Canada holds among the pow- -_‘
a
lofty note in his memorable speech,
and it will serve to awaken the -
slurs isha land of homes and neigh- for dead men’s shoes may long go
iors, c urches and schools, with lit- b refoon It is really too soon! But y _ _
a d t f the To-  ` orchestra and band right in your home.
f the Ottlawa correspon en o
ronto World goes even further than
these and tinds that Sir Wilfrid is
actually looking out a successor for
d himself before going upon his pro-
n correspondent, Sir Wilfrid is vtsitl
n Snr for the latter to enter the Ottawa
Plc is familiar with colonial ngph-a_ noptedias Sir Wilfrid's successor in
tions and aims. Travel has kept him tl leadership of the Liberal party.
le
S S" Wilfrid ‘S t" gc’ t° the pong  A large assortment of Edison Phonographs and;recorCS
In
ll next election, b11t will drop out i
ter the federal cabinet 10 the ‘mem
Sir Richard ffartwrlg-ht's speech ln time taking Hfm' L' P- BT°de“r"`
poi-tiolio as Minister of Marine. Bud
the ('f1Y1H<l8 of the future aspr;s?‘liii: thence vaulting upward to the Pre -
of union” between gh _ - h'
chcs of the Aiiglo-Saxeo1§ri31:.iri,ieilybrlii; mfléliis ibn the whole story, almost. _____.__,
--Mr-_ _- __-____ ____ ________; __ __ ____;-___ _____.,____._  ._
Sir W1lfr1d’s retirement.
he
cl anim-us behind all this is sufflcientlil
‘ is
n not without interest in a Wall- Sli
Lcmcr GQ11111 has proved hlmself 3”
the foremost men who have come to
g ' Q ebec in a generation
d the han in U bah] will yet be, n
et.
ir on Friday night. May 20 “°X”» 1” “gn
11
tnrdnv night two hours after the
O. -nl
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" ---'a _ l
 ommnan
vclopmen r ,
.}....§,-{-§-»{-1-»}-1~_vl-_»}<fl~l~ exempt from the horrors and
desolation of war. No peo- 1
When you go out for your entertainment you usually
leave your comfort at home. If you knew that you
could combine all the comforts of your home with all
the entertainment you derive from the Opera, concert,
theatre or vaudeville, how often would you 2° °‘-lt?
the O
  E1?/ién ograph
in your home supplies better and more varied entertainment than
you could get if you went to a show ora concert every night in the
week. You don't sit on an uncomfortable theaue seat and think
how you could enjoy yourselfif you were comfortable- YOU
are comfortable, and you da enjoy it-evefl’ “_“““*° °_fi"
With the Edison Phonogrnph it's just like hlV\Y\Z
/A your own theatre, your own Opera company, your 0WD
` Edison Phonozrnphs _ . . . ._ . _ .. _ . .$16.50 to IZ-i0
` Edison Stundurtl l{¢-cords.. ._ .. . ... . . _ _ _ _ .4_0c
l R r ls b'»c
}€disonA111bt°ro 1-co 1.' 1
Edison Grand Opera Records.. _ _ _ Bac and $1.5
-1 `~ , . ' - _ , ' ' l _ (` t tlieneafestanlhenr
“Le his father' He “mes to U10 lettfffl *bf* "‘°“th* ‘np lo the “est _ Th."-° "re Ffiiimn dr°:1iilri>1'i\`y°l;’J'nie1ii1and siianaitrn and Afiiuemi-~
Il\r<>ue_m11ch earlier in life and there- 'n .Iulv next
f“‘° “'1fh more Physical vigor. He
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7 Records. Get complete catalogs from your denier ur from us.
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Accordlng to the lmng\nat“ e` 0`xhg I Q National Phonograph Co., 100 Lakeside Ave., Orange. N. J., U. S. A.
every 0999-3 Bild On every continent" cabinet, with a View £0 his beillg P' Z ___ __ __ `v__ ________ __ ___ _
mecrareiy inter. sn comer is to H1 ilways on hand at the New Music Store, 177 ueeu St
A. E. Toombs
d
he
of
Quebec towards him (l) B115 the 0"' 
H .
iS there anything of more conscxluence libon as his successor to hold t' \ 9
£0 the Peace and well-being of cnc party together and satisfy Q“9l’e° ‘S
world. (in the other hand war bc. "another French Canadian." T _ 
ilinrlc to walk on
llfaidc Floor Paint r '
l"l0or~lt\c "_" VT" 
Porch Floor
Floor Varuish, Floor WnrT<‘ill1‘r.
For sale by
S- 11. 5.1.1.9 B 1  
B IU should easily be seen on cl ur dmwtrwtf.
el ections from the farms that_are ot-
There may he an enormous difference
St. settlers being well placed. A prospel-
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5*' a mane ron au.
It makes nav blood
It lnvlgoratot '
E; li Utrengthlhl
If blllldl
lou: Aan uuso|.|§ _
it una was urgaus mmap by
""‘,.ma £ii'f'1n»|»I§”»'§».'“"“"’
livin O l¢n\e¢ Oo., lntnnl.
E..
E"t"¢d”M1'1Y 18-*Stfhr Clldord May,
Suffered
Terrible Pains
From H is Kidneys.
an troubled with some kind 0( kidn
complaint, but do not suspect it.
#ho kidneys, and no medicine lo edocti
have collected, thus clearing me
table, and may be nfely taken by
Banks, N writes -"I was troub
suffered with such terrible pains mr
the small of my back all the time that
two boxes o{D'oaa’a Kidney Pills I
taken time I vu completely wrod.'
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$1.25 at all dealers or mailed direct b
'rua 'l' uiwum ca Lintua 'rms
ll adds; cpodty "Duaa'|.'°
P°rh»1~ so autor or-pu "rx man 1.11118, Boston.
than tha kidneys to preserve tba pa. Entered-May 16th.-S. S. City ot
oral hnnnn ,K W, hwy' nd mo" Mol* Ghent, Hara, Haliia ' S. S. Mar
‘Y
Then il no ny of getting the kidney
P°i|on| out of the system except through
vo
igmrlring than out na Dou’| Kidney cleared-May lsth --S S Cit of
'l_'hey help the kidneys to lush ntl’ the
lend and poisonous impuritig ,ning
kidneys, bladder and urinary “ggi”
Doen'| Kidney Pills an entirely vsp- |MAKING IT WARM
all
and young.
Mr. Dougald A. llclnac, Broad can ‘
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v1th my ktdneyl for nine months, and es of second offences in violation of
on
could hnrdl et around. After takin
pe ..
to feel better, and by the time item alty for a second offence is a fine of
P”°° 5° °°"°' 5°* 3 "°" '°' it is gmmlty believed that the
Oat. I l' ' “' have those who have been selling liq-
Porrier, Pugwash; Schr Hector-_ Mn.
Donald, River John, N. S,
Cleared-May 18th-Schr Will-o-the
wisp, Iv_IcDonald, Cape Georg¢;3¢|n-
Hector, McDonald, River John.
Entered-Mny 1.7-S. S. Halifax,Ellis,
Halifax. ‘
Cleared~May 17.-Schr L. B. Heskill_
Doucette, Picton; S, S. Halifax,
x, -
ion Irving, Bellish, Buctouchep Schr
Fflnk. Grant, Pugwash; Suhr Wlll
0'-the-whisp, McDonald, Sydney;
Schr Ida M., Williams, Pictou;Schr
Daisy, Moran. Picton; Schr D. B.
Haskill, Doucette, Tignish; Schi-_
Myoscsls. Botmmt. Catiwbettttn
- _ _ _ » y
Ghent, Hare, Sumruersldey Schr
P0814. Murphy, Ship Harbbr; Behr
Ida M., Williams, Picton; Schr
Daisy, Moran, Picton; Scbr Frank,
Grant, Pugwash; S. S. Marlon Irv-
ing, Bclliah, Buctouche.
FOR CHATHAM
LIQUOR SELLERS
CHATHAM, N. B., May 15-Charg-
the Scott act have been laid against
I J. D. Johnson, John White, J, D.
| Lahay and R. Flanagan. The cases
will be heard on Wednesday. The n
$100 and for a third offence two
months in jail.
7 atm, of the police committee is to
11or in auch a position that their
A lull line ot l
Edison machines
Standard records,
always on hand at `
Miller Brothers
l23'Kent S1. `
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_/l‘w',. V ,riff
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ts Your Watch keeping
Correct Time ? _
. lfuot l woultl ntlvisc you to bring' it to
1111.: mul l1z\\'1‘ it put in goutl m'dc1'.
\\.':1t1~l1o_<, clocks, _`\c\\~ulry, atc, properly
1'~_p:|irctl.
C.. W. Patterson
jeweler i
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ATLAS!
l‘11rf-b1'c1l Ulydusdalc Stallion.
l{c|_'ist<-r1‘\l N11. Th SU. Buy.
Iiorn 1007
Sire Refurnler limp) l:il5l
l)n1n Bonnie Lassie. (Imp) 8773
Will staiml for the xon.so1\ of H910 at his
o\\'|1c-1~:~1 stables, North' River. exccptilw:
I-`ri1l:iv ot' out-li work.stn1jtin|,zMny ti whern
hc will in-t1t'l€ssc1‘y’s Live-rylfit.1\bles Cl1`-
'l`o\\'r1 for season. _ _ _ _
'l`l11ssr1l1\111_l1<l young: stallion 1_5 typical
uftl1_1-lit».<t11ttl1_e breed cugnbmtng size,
1|11nl1ty:1111l :11't1o1\_||1tl\e l\1gh_r-st egree
with strong: tint. bonu, s mleruiul feet and
1 , ll _
ankle: 1* lsoxtraa \\'1-ll iretl tracing (||t‘-
eqtlx to tlvf-1.1111stl11oted of s11'ca, l’1‘1nco of
S H1-1-d by F. il. llourtz, Ul1"l`own l’. E. I.
\\.1irs.11til>.11n1,\, _
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iudift-.~' |'11'1_»s¢~|1t 1ro111_(l11\111'1o nu oncoi tho
lout q1:11l|tyho1's11.-.111 C1\1\utl,
'l‘l1os1~ \\'n\11i|11.: to l>|'1-"ci nothing but
the lwst _¢:l\ou|1l not 1`n1i to patronize hiln.
'l‘l~1|<.\is--i<Iig~l\1 dollars for se11son.l’ny
If the “nappy-go-lucky-slap-it-on-a
press-and-let-‘er-go” kind of ad-
vertising you are using is doing you
some good doesn’t it seem reasonable
to suppose that “something differ-
ent”-bright, convincing, thought-out
and mailed regularly “direct” to your
list will prove of much greater val ue
(This is intended only for the man
who feels the bullet strike him).
l study Printing! lmake a
feature of preparing printing that is
profitable. That is, 1 make it proli-
table to my patrons. I study types
and effects to insure attractive ar-
iangement, and I believe_you`ll ap-
preciate how l handler your work.
From a. card to a catalogue l want to
vw
é figure on your work. ,
Archibald Irwin.
3 Richmond Street Telephone 201|]
_._.1-_- _-1-1
ii abit- l1_\~ 1 ut1~<l111‘l)¢>cc|nllcr l. 1910
GEORGE DOCKENDORFF
York Point
, Owner
Q
:1-'.'5t1ltt112111or.d
_ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _
_._ _,,___________, ____£ G
- Big Cleaning Out Sale
or
Boots and Shoes
AT
Sweeping Discounts
Bargains lor all
J. li. BELL
P. E. 1. nosmnt
ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
sttnnce of the Act of Incorporation n
public meeting of all contributors to
the |’1'iuce Edward island Hospital
will bc held in the parlor of the
Young: Mon’s t‘l11‘istinn Association,
(fl1arlotteto\vn, on
1\1o1\1n1\v,111A\' sont, 1910,
next. breaking of the law will mean
a term ot imprisonment.
_____..__ -I-_._ _ _ -__ _ _ ._, ._ __ ,_ ,n..__,» nl; the l1o11r of 8 p, m, for the pur-
Fly your flags- show respect and
loyalty. \Ve are at present showing a
splendid line of flags including the
1 Red Canadian Ensign from one to six
yards-besides the best Scotch bunt-
ing.
Orders filled to any part of the
province for flags at all prices.
We also repair flags.
Bruce Stewart 81 Co Ltd
Bucceasoru to A. Kenneyytluo
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
_ dttsrwtf
‘posc of'clccting trttstess for the gov-
ernment of the institution i|\ accord-
ance with the bye~laws, and for the
0 . t`rf1_111-mction of such other business as
“Mill h0 l“`<“l|Il1t, before the meeting.
~ B. BAIJDERSTON,
5-l4srl1~3l. Sec‘y of Trustees.
FARM l`0R SALE
at Buckley Point Road
` Tho stihsorilwer nnlers for imlc his farm
sututtctl on lirmvkloy ifoiut, Road, 7 1-2
mill-s f`|-om Ch"l`ow1|. The farm consists ot'
mo ncrcs of very s11p1-rior land. it has
nmny natural advantages which nlnké ll
our-_ ot' thc most desirable farms for crops
“Y l"~1Sl\1r=\;:1- on the island. A11 abundant
stream of water flows across the rearof
the farm. 'l`ln-ro is a now house and large
:tml commndious barns on the premises.
1' Ur tcr1nsctv apply to
l)0N.»\I.D W. MARTIN.
8'; Upper Prince St.
3 qtlmwftf. C|1‘Tow
Amberol and ‘