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You’ll get plenty fish
if you go after thei11 t
with right tackle. The t
right rods, flies, lines, n
etc , cost little.-
Our superb stock of
iishing tackle includes
everything you need.
Rods, Reels, Lines,
Flies, HooKs,Sinkzrs
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Baskets, L 11 11 cl in g
]\'ets, etc. ~ n
We can supply you
from Ioe up lo $8.50.
Reels _ Ioc to. $6.1‘o
each. Lines 5c to $51.50
ezicli. The finest as-
surtiuent of flies in
city 5c:1nd ice ezich. “
Casting Li11cs15,25.35,
511 and $1 .oo each.
].G.]amieson
DRI `G(§IS'l`
Leading Tackle House. "4
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I Silver
Casseroles
\Ve lime 1‘\'1‘\'i\'c1l ilirevi from (
the ninkers the \'oryn\-\\'cs1 ric-
signs in this niosv appropriate
WEDDING Gll-"LQ i1i1‘l1uli|\p_’
l"iel’|alcs, l¥:1kc Di_~|n~.-, lit-nn
The s`ilv0r|l|'.1m1“< in llusl l’l`0ViIlce at 38, Hlld litter b00am9
. _. ‘_ 1- siri-
hcmiiifiilly pii'r<`1'd:\1|<l \l1cli|\i1|g.;` M
are pure \\l|ile i1|~i\h‘ kiiul l\ri\\\'1\ `
ocisiclc. They ui loc ilu: hi-si
Cooking utensil.
G. ll. Taylor
_ ,_ , the nbsurrl theory that if we get re- . _ on I
Julcler _ cipvocity in farm and fishery pro- deratlons' the need ol llllloll lor pur'
gi ind.. with one united shines it win p°_lll of llllence’ 'md the “t'°"g d”`
rioivinbinmhgiou pqcbub-IONS in the end involvc the political un- Elle .ol our people east and west to
‘ion ofthe two countries. Among oth remlllll lllllllll llle Bllillsh nag' Trade
_ . T
._.T~ f'
cd a circular authorizing all Agents
in Canada to sell Hoincseckers' Ex- “
cursion tickets. to points in _Western i
Canada. This is interesting informs- is
Th” Grand Tfllllk Rl\ll“’P~Y 11215 WSU” ers Albert R. Carman of Montreal has h g ln' “nada
ll
tags of thess excursions on certain _
dates from April to September 1911. 1"
n
interesting, taking a passenger
through the populated centres of Can- t
ada. through Chicago and thence via
particulars. W. K. Rogers, City Tick- Ee
at Agent. 3-Zildtiistutlseplil.
from $2.75 to -i1`»_T.'»_,inc|i's ,$7.75 to f
$18 00 H H liro\\'n ilic Youn
ON A VACATION TRIP l
MY AD IN THIS l6`.SUE_
MEN 5 NlAl'i. 6-29<lzi
"'I‘rus1»<1‘__~1, li:1n1ln;;r~s, Supporters
and (7r|1l.cI1cn_ A full line nlwnvs in
L ___
don
And apparently theyiwunt it as Soon
I I -
A-F  h  g as they can get it, in time to sell
t
if possible; But Mr. Borden is not
willing to give it to them so qiuick
as that, and wants an election first
opposed to it himself, and by so
much opposed to what' the people of
the
\vherc the boom is perpetual, they
decorated the town in his honor, and
hnppeucd to be Mr. Bordcn’s birth-
day,
surprising that many persons of both
with 5CfV{¢@nl)1¢ ygdg _ parties-took the chance to grasp his
hand. It is one thing to shake hands
with n leader and quite another thing
to vote for his policy. Besides, the
L‘algarians when _they hung out all
their banners and extended their
hands i_n friendly greeting were doing
lmoniing their town.
l ~ '
bers while he has not yet attained to
I” crnl, much less to the coveted Pre-
(‘a
According to all accounts Mr. Bor-
is getting along nneiy in nié
Northwest. Everywhere the P00910
meet him and hear him gladly-and
ell him that they want reciprocity.
heir fine growing crops of this year
o find out whether the majority of
he people of Canada want it, which
e claims they do not. Anyway he is
west appear to desire.
The despatches 'tell that in rapidly-
rowing Calgary the other day,
wo thousund people shook hands
'ith him. That sounds well, but it
und thc public opportunity be-
n: given for hand-sliaking it is not
considerable stroke of business in
And the newspaper men-of both
llnltics we are tolli-llr0S€l\*»0fl the .ioys the further distinction, such as
l`onservative Chieftain with fifty-new it is, of being the first Opposition
cn roses in blooming fragrance to leader in Canada or anywhere else to _
m:1rk the number of his years. This draw a liberal salary~for his services
might serve to remind him also that
s years .ire mounting up in num-
csbinct position, provincial or fed-
lntnrio Cabinet portfolio at 49 and 3 a degree of fitness in the bunch of
years later was Premier nf Canada
I nt
_ thc <`:1hinet of Nova Scotia at 34 ally. He is rich in this world's
Puls and Salud l)i»-lu-s, _V0
52. Sir John Thompson entered
nrs of nge, became Premier ofthe
inister of Justice for Canada at 41
-,,___.,______.__u_.___.____c___._.___...___._.
l , 'rnuasn4v,r}unz,»;. 191|. _ . »
~ . How ma. norman rs olvrrmo nose
‘and Premier of the Dominion at the
age of 48. Bit Charles 'l'uDPOr ho-
cams Provincial Secretary of Nova.
Scotia at 36 and Premier of that
Province at 43. He §0l“°d
a seat in the Domin-
ion Cabinet in 1870, which he had do-
clincd three years before when he was
46. True, hs did not become Pro-
mier of Canada until he was 15 years
of age, nor did Sir John Abbott un-
til he was 70, nor did Sir Mackenzie
Howell become Premier until he was
71, but he had before been Minister
‘of Customs when he was 55 years of
age.
It is with Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
land Revenue when he was but 36
Canada in 1896 at the age of 55. Mr.
Borden is plain Mr. Borden at 57
while Sir John Macdonald at 32, Sir
John Thompson at 34, Sir Ch-aries
Tupper at 36 and Sir Wilfrid Laurier
at 36 had obtains/d Cabinet positions
and were legally entitled to write
"Honorable" before their names.
Mr. Borden, though still in the
Prime of vigorous manhood, is really
getting along in years, without hav-
ing scored any signal political suc-
cess. He has led the Opposition for
ten years through three general elec-
itions, each. time to defeat. He en-
apart from his indemnity. In that
regard he is getting along very pros-
Perously. I-Ie draws $7.000 a' year
from the Public treasury in salary,
and $2,500 indemnity, while in their
roses presented to Mr. Borden. His
lot has been a very rosy one financi-
goods, and a generous country is
maklingi him richer, despite his failure
to achieve political success.
ltl<2i'll'lif)<‘I'l‘Y ANI) ANNEXATION.  was not thc trade then existing he-
ritten nn argument to that end ini as mulled Newfoundland f°l` f0"tY
’l`|\crc are muuc newspaper and ma-, Provincesf which c llllllltlme
_ . . . was e .
‘ ga'/.1110 \\'r1ters who :irc still urging ' _ _ V ly llmll It
tween old Canada and th M
was patriotic and sentimental c s'-
had little to with it. A a' C
Years, and lets in her fish fre i
\
RLOT'P,R”IOW3W G___UARDIAIi|_ ,§_ _I!0l;§_-
CGDBUB.
u
ble cousins have given n
however, that Mr. Borden must mea- ' '
sure up his gifts honors and attain- _ _ '__' _
ments. Sir Wilfrid was born in 1841 Mllllgteg oltggrllrl-l;l;dl1‘rlt'alv&lildl1;l¢§f ltllse
and in 1877 was made Minister of Iii- pollsl ll ol ll p -
years of age. Hs became Premiere( CORONATION HONORS-
  Days _ _l the lst
_ _lust the  for the first of jul-y and. Vacation
wear. ~ _  - _
_ Closing out all our 'Millineryo and Flowers at
HALF PRICE and less. 1 ‘~ . ~ ~
A 500 Hats go on sale
this morning. Have’-nt had time to _go into too many par-'I
ticulars but here is some of the story so read on and see
you profit by the reading. _
- l All trimmled and untrimmed Hats for Ladies
at less than Half. I ' ~
A ALL SAILORS no matter. what the. marked
pricesays all' go at 980. '
, ` Another smart lot of Sailors untrimmed and
tape ilops at 480.7 .  . . _
All Ladies' 'Fashionable trimmed ready-to-Wear
Hats up to $3.75 for $1.98.. l
150 Dress Hats HALF PRICE.
All Childrenfs Hats HALF PRICE.
Sun Bonnets and Hoods at I-3 off. _
_ Store will close all day Saturday and Monday.
:\ _ ‘
1ni_<-rship of Canada. _ time such men as Alexander Macken- S- F ed ~¢k Bm-den Canadian
r
Sir John Macdonald was in the _zie and Sir John Macdonald in suc- Minlilsterrofelillilitia, who ils appointed
binet of old Canad t 32 and s ' '
a a ce sion led the Ollposition on $600 Honorary Sllrgeflll General- l A I 
wus Premier of the Dominion at 52. indemnity alone, without other sal- ’ _ , _ _
Alexander Mackenzie obtained an ary. It is easy to see that there is CORONATION HONORS' |
1
e National Review which articlel t . e 0 d” ' _ `
' _ Y in the hope of unitin the Anci Sir Charles Fitzpatrick who in the '
commended by the Standard oil . . g en . ' '
mm for those deS,,.,,,_,, to take advam Empire _md oth" U________st journals €;>_l_onIy;o;._v_i3ieB;3o:_r_1_ada, but without n c§r_§1{na_§io_:1n_i;;_1;o1;s_1s p_r;imgo_i:_;ldt2__t)l;E C. ll.  s_D¢¢l\| Agtnf. ,
England as one of great pith and ted 'States wouldeullzoplle of tm’ gm' of St. Micnael and St. George, tire-, -
, _o annex _ ii' 1;' t' ' ' n sf _
The Grand Trunk Route is the most rno;neng8___r_an_s ar__c___ runs some ada_ The door has been open to a_1_1B ¢_;i;i§'_e_s_;311;;n_:_;;;d1<;1;r_i_?ce1;ec_;>sgr::j_3__ _ _ _ :_
fr 130 it d 1 ding' member of ‘
ning like mis: The Anglo-Saxon t°_ .y°°"l' but We have ”°" °“' ln il-il gsrribniilili
eied, will not enter, and our sensi- T e all l ,,
Duluth or thru Chicago and the twin 'l Cc have always been great annex' ' ' ~ ,,
cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. 2lf»l0lllHtH- Witness the e“°fm°‘-‘B the once ll the hope Bleach() is a great straw cleaner
Ask Grand Trunk Agents for further t ' ' ' ' `
mplfe 3" B U ed 9' es sim” them_ v ens the fabric without iajuring it in
._ ____ their beginning. It seems to be in th  any way, is easy to use _and econom- _
‘-A f f n 1. rt 1 1.1 1. (M _ c rman 1 he also hav ical. A package Of Blew emu? “Ve '
Price l;`$i?tey(ri lirliiligs iiisnllilifdvdnliln lltrliti: iirillliii the rexpgnsion clali gthe Dominio NOTES- gfzvuo  °r14s9°(l€;la: gggrélgtét The g
Y ' 1 ~‘ v ' ' . _ m ’ '
Xf;;_l_;‘,”l(_¥___'t‘,‘;'_‘__'_‘:‘_""  'S':__‘_f"°_g 'L from four Provinces of 450,000 ffrn- _ _ _ ’ drtf_
l th l l @1111-irc miles to its present area o tish lil]/il; Oli' $400 000,000 worth Ol Bn
grate 1'o11gio1|t, nun c of superior ‘ ‘ PS lps in one fleet t th _
mnterialn hy (.X,,,,,.t ,,,,|,,,,. ,mn cnt three and three quarter million' va] “view in Spithead aAnd ihllll   
in thelatcsr st._V|<'.<. lil.,-'S suits rnrlize sqimre miles, but forgot to do so. were in-enent also one 'fourth or eg;   
Therefore the United States desiret much cost in forei n hi _'-
. _ _ _ _ 1 g _ _ g 5 PB.
» V- .- annex Canada, and favors reciprocl _,_  
Men ll Mimi --' ll lgdlli ty as a means to that end. They are All over the world except in th Sh I T C. IITX' ' ,J" Jun? lzg   
"lF` YOU ARE ~GO]NG or soon will he a hundred millions British Isles "the postal _ llpey glr S are "we re “lla
' card has to adapt the harem bathing skirt
to our tcn. No party in Canada ndw D091! sold to the public at its fac after seeing one worn on the beach.
wants annexation to the States, but VD-llle. usually one cent. Hith t th The tllollgellll - Obscure the glllcellll I
CAN  YOU' 'SEE if our trade increases we shall be Price in the Mother Countrer oh lme of the llgurelll `   ll 
_ Y BH A woman wearing such aiskirt The Schooner Samuel B.  ’ l ‘n $
` drawn into it, contends Mr. Cnr- been at the rate of two for three appeared On the strand -when the _
l'l.l`l._BR.O\/l/N, THE. YOUNG ,,,,m_ cients. The Coronation marks the crowd was at its greatest. The suit '
I gh <1 1 1' at f a fbl. k lk. Wh t th bhold- '
iiir-iii-'lhcdcr ltlilrldz Oiloililtli atllilsr llilitltdd Ear; h)ndatllildl“l31‘lltllisll1rl;l¢r¢;,1len tail; re. diss gbjectlecd sd was the llaete that  New     
ll l ' l W ll I
l i l U
States. if this bc true we are in aw alter obtain o _ ere the llllllts’ extemlllll lllellr to the " I  & U0'
D st cards or a'half ankles thc contrast was too much A _ , ,
stork. un... 1~:. ion.-|..~n. 'rin-_ 1-;f.n»1n'n f'_l| l"‘f1l wlleflwr we are to have re_ Denny each. for the wenrnrs of thc_‘ nppmvnd V031 15 due to arflve thls Week
Druggist l7l1u1'loi.tctowu_ 1'. ]~l_ I. ciprocity or not.. Our trade with tha '* BllbI`e_Vllltc<l Style. _ 5'22dll1Wtf.
5 2n,|U__ big republic has inmcased and is in R._ L. Borden in a published in “It a1.l1kc going back to the old
creasing until now half our entire lllllvlew says he is delighted With his llllkle ell th l l
g, ski t," sail onc. ° ` ° . Z
external trade is with that country, ;:é;l:_tsi_‘;l;_l__ll _the west_.__In numbers and 1 Customers Wlshlng to take their SUP
s mee n
Barefoot    g-  EUWAHIJS IGNIIHEI]
is expectations The - » °
his? Because the _ two nations lie ' M9919 WMI* t0 1 n 11 » I e 1°
his hy side for 3000 miles. with a' lleiflrii both sldesl and he llnds mall? P y OW W I P eas O der'
a ers
, huudnnt facilities for transport and Th opposed to the agreement- 
tinvcl ncioss the border, because ll more they hear “b°“t it the
i-.uh country produces much that the less they llke lt he says N0 d°“bt
ATLAN I C N
Lay By Some Money
For the Future. Young Man
_ ‘ The 0snnds_Llfs_ Assurance is A help tn any young man. lt
\ R bl t t t d I f
ls tha best ossi o invas _men . ,ro uruing o urs or conts in
vested, is t 0 best protection you would secure forthose depend
ontu on you,cost14 vsry_ little but brings creat returns. fl‘ho
very not hat you sro wide-_awakopnough and p_hys1cs|ly_l|r. to
have your life nsured will liftyou in the estimation of business
men. The payments are voiay easy and can be suited to yo_ur
individual means. (Ja I in to ar' and sae what tho Canada Info
has to oifer you-the Canada L ie is tho strongest company _on
the continent.
_ M ‘g
W' K' R°ge'S r. i:.l|l.'lizflnn|.
UT on a
_ Hart t
Shoe and, you`ll bc
delighted with thc
smart appearance
of your foot.
Tl1ere’s real visible
_it le to The l-lartt
Sllloc-and utmost
serviccability.
THE HAR'l'l` B001*
& SHOE C0. LTD.
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Fredericton, - N .B-
"Cunadair Best
Shoemalsera”
Y Cherished But that l and will make last year’s straw look _ -
rmlorml dextlliamliolilt ol Stiilet Brlllsll reason why we shall not trade ivilth “B g°°d “new It cleans and bright'
Tom Medium' Jr.
Torn Morlium Jr. will leave McY\l`ilIun~=
Hotel, Iinntcr River, Monday, May 21u~|.
for _lthn Sfcws|rl`s, Hampsliire, non-1.
f\ll'H._ Douagh, rum. there to Tlzursdny
.' - . th ' 'l - ’ ,llicnrc lu Alex. Mr/\uIay's f'c1n:iiui|u;
»   S ntlicr wants, and because we are ere ls ll strong tendency in tm* LONDON, .Iunc 27- While three _ lll°mll"w.°ld""”d“-V '"°"l'"g' Mlly zllll'
lamfely people of the same race and N0;-ghwngt, as than is elsewhel-e_ to men Stood on the bank and __em_wd when he will leave for Dmnis l\furnf-.gl|-
d y lines. to render any assistance whatever,
Bring, your (,hiI(h.cn in and desire for political union on our of ¢':_l1_oc¥J_laf:_o:__lov_;1i1sf_1‘om the Atllantlg l;ou1_itain,d of 11 Slycamore street,
_ _ _ _ ,-ty N ,_ t u_ M _ C _ o a ac c. e mmcnse saean has Lon ou, w r ci-' di 1
let ll* fit them with fl lmlr nf ,l:,l;,, N; TB Qheréla l ilmaéll all ever increasing demand tell its own formed by Asylluiin iiiizenke wlliridloilt Phone 2/0
- - - reason o b iev . - 9° " °
I-“mc Til)-Sadldnlsv thercls “Oth” that a further increase of tradd figlsvliiilillasliltgiilliillni Bl\l'lllrldl.emlld,rlliavil1ldeile runs llncllr we Glen Tru( mul
iihlflizalliccrlhsrillsoltlllie llildsdlhid gllllwllii ol lvlde alling pall , Thomas Fountain, aired 17. and Earl . A O’ '“°""‘"F'- 'SU' *ll°“C¢'° Cha* D"~l‘°"'“
- er eve ops a ::--Moirs are best-thats the cry Fountain, aged 18 sons of Edward ' » ‘ '
l"ortA1n;us011s at noon thence to l’ J'
Cmn\n|ly'sl’eal¢e‘s Station, over nigllh-
Friday auth, to Neal Ni _-holson's, Cmdi-
gan, at noon, thence to' Mrs. Nichcllo n`s.
Cardigan Bridge, for night. Saturday
' ' Sl
- ' _ ’ g Y K ll t ll ii I L d .  ` -._ .l nmrlllllg :7lll roll James Flynn ll' l
Ing' IIS H106 flllfl C001 fUl the would develop such a desire. hand. Bulk and boxed. The Mackin- llivdlyila higdmlielalii eariliito pl1?lilin(|;n strldlilvli  I l if 'l
SLlII1Ill€l‘.
_ what h,.,,,,ght “bout the "mon 0, nog grug Co., corner Great George
Infants’ 5 to 7
Childs’ 8 to Io
Youths’ or Misses, 11 to 13l
1.20.  `
Boys' and Ginn' 1 on 5 5_1 35. l- 0'”
Boys’ and Men’s 6 to %_r.4 5.
Ai  1
_ _'lil
/5K|nNEY
 it
DUDD5
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drtf
inn cnnnrnnn Provinces? cert iniy io an 'mt Sm _ f ' '"’d “t tl” l’°°'- '.I`h°' "°‘”° *‘°°°l“‘
90C. ef . ll _    ‘ ganieéi by a Younger hrotélgr. Eddie
\\\\ \ \ No HOPE Fon Pom' Hoon MINE - - Owl sin. used 8. The we went 1
1 .,.,_ _ __a\` _\ \ | I ____ But Noi After the llur Roof is into one water, um nnne of mm
, _ _ , _ Cl.0SlNG MONDAY
SYDNEY, June, 28-Water from Dead doliiallftsldlmrailvgdlinetixydngaelhdnnigd 
the ocean is pouring into the coal Gen, E_ Hngnnn Wm tn" yon mag Fountain got on it and .was paddling  d u r I n U
mine at Port Hood at the rate of he neil; n great mnny bottle, of par. around. Earl and Eddie tried to
3.000 rallonl a minute# The slorsnisisn Sage because it given autism- set on to. tipping it and nrwlplfnt-  and August on
from-the surface to the,-lowest point_t|nn, ing all three into about ten feet of »
','  L  S _ is 2,800 test and last night the Hs guarantees it to eradicate dan- Wal-Gr. James Peters, spd 17, nnn     loltelnwn,ramsin thorn no saturday moni-
, _-‘~ ,S water vm up oo soo me. It w111drn1|,soopfn111ng and spumng hair Arthur Scott. used 10, were also y '"!l- H° "‘"'°°‘f¢ f°f 3\°rll°“ C°'°“»
~/ I _ Ifp rlss to 2,500 feet which is the level and itching scalp, nr mnnny bank, bathing in the pool and Peters mall- 3 d t
\\ ._ \ _  t of the sos the mouth of the shaft be-l Parisian Sage will make hair grow aged to savs thé yhungest Fountain r U  e 
fl Ll \ \ ` l I5 ing soo fm .nova the su 1¢vs1_ 11 can 1-not is not anna n f bc H
, ; it ts u s 1- e says he usd t ch 9
‘it  K|DNEY ,D  ,if No pumps running in Nova Bcotiaisnd luster into dull' and folded hair, men to save the othzrs, bn?    0  
ns RHFUM A1-15'; sin( could keep pace with the inrushing and is the most delightful hair drsu- msds__no movs. Both sbodiel mne‘  at “C I, , _
,_ ‘?lf;,.,'_,,.S Du, K__ft‘__ ‘ waters and no sflort will in made to ing in the world. Only 50 cents a recovered with grappling hooks. 'His _ y ‘  un” l ‘ll “pp y l° *
l" fl:/in,-`T,-<, l’ , ,o'f‘_ ~ fight the water Mine will bs allow- isrgs bottle. irsfussd assistance was cowardly ln`
 I I  .~“..i:.:.‘.“.......` ....... ..__.........' .‘;:r_‘.':f':..°s1...i:.*“°...‘a:o.":o:.::::°“°:.:°" 1"'  °‘  me '°°f“| “"1 ‘ll lllilllsl-M0011
Pcicrs Road, noon, thonce to Michael
McAullay s, St. Peters, for tes, iheurc
to John Welch's, Morell, over Sunday.
Monday May zgih. to Geo. I-loopersv
Morcll, noon thence to james Klnfi-.:k's,
Morell over night. -Tuesday, May 3001.
1° _lnmcs Mcl)ona|d's, noon ihence to _IBS-
Mcksnnas. Tracadio. ovcr night. Wed-
flbldny. May gist, to Conn Bunn Bridge
at noon thcnco io Richard Mah\r‘s Pleas
snt Grnve. over night." Thursday, Jlllls
llii fojohn M`ay's Covehead, for nigh!-
Friday, Juno 2. to Wallace Hotel, Char-
berries, and one the way home stop-r
Mlllvn. for noon thence,.to MeMillnn's
Howl, lluntgr River, mor Sunday.
This route will be Continued every
fortnight for the season health and
weather permitting. For Further psf-
JOHN P. SHIELDS, Mgr
NORMAN McLEOD
r, sz me, ut chore is no lun by - '
of Mines, nys there is absolutely no and scalp cleaner known Try it or which they ight bs punished No & JOHV P Si-IIELDS Owner
         ,   _ 1 n...
hops for the mins, it is gona, our money hack plan, inquest will bo mm _ I »  5- oglhdriii _ l » _i
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