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PAGE SIX ""' 'mu Lurssr news """ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN A  rlasr or ann "’”`”* #UNE 14| Ipro _
T -L 1THE CHARLOTTETOWN  ines is placed at $2,102.605.ofwhich
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Try our _ l U rul:snAv,7lur~l£ li, lglo. Alto
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-- ` 480 480 is the wages of cheuileurs.
Flslllllg l » 'rl-in IMMIGRATION REGULATIONS oB.Ih:_c'rED ro. $l'i°v¢ C=nad'i'M1 city- Of course. the
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Tackle
On a fishing trip,
nothing can make up
for thc annoyance and
loss of pleasure caus d
by want of right equip-
ment or the llse of that
inferior in quality. The
'next time you go fish-
ing llon't fail to pro-
vide yourself witll the
reliable tackle we have.
You are sure to und
something in our stock
that you ought to have
and the price _we ask
_ ~i oney goes to the manuiacturers, re-
Ullder the Canadian lnlmilzlhtioll destination He has no money to take “Hers and employees and so l,lmlBl,_
regulations, all immigrants coming him further, or to support himself es e
'te eluvloyuwut in this country. oth- till emrlvvment 'is Oblllned and ¢““' and with the automobile has come
er thall farm work, or in' the cnse'oi not find immediate employment. I-le the
r females, to domestic service, are re- must become a charge upon pllbliil swam or gasollne ya¢l,.t_ Swllt and
quired to have ill their posscssloll at charity, or be sent back whence he easy ` `
the time ol landing, the sum of $25 came`at. the cost of the country. If our
lin addition to railway tranlporta- his destination is Winnipeg or Cal- motor cm, and the motor boat' the
tioll to their ultimate destination. gary, $25 is little enough lor .him to "Hn
This applies to those who elnigrate have on his arrival at one or the steamer thaw looms up the Mm_
lfronl their native country on their other of those cities. He will feel that plane_ Today we "ying macmne in
,own account. ‘Another regulation way himself, if he has thi! l1€Bll`ll £0 ln the expe,,lm,,,,tal stage’ 0,. at best
pl-ovitlcs that charity-aided imllli- make his own way in the world, and the
grants sllall include ollly such as are be honest alld in-dependent. If he has ing
suited for, willing to accept, alld not tllat desire he will be no good hastenmg on when ha" the world Wm
|ll“l`l‘ 1**-""l"lJ ‘f'”l’l"-l'"""'~ ‘lt l“""' “"YWl’“`°' w-allt to fly. Thus tho 'luxury of to-
,,,~l,rk_ Migration has become a flood tide day
l 'l`hest- regulations are objected to across the Atlantic, running up t0 B ww'
hy the British press, and we ale told, million souls a year that have some- the
ll strong agitation is being carried times come to the United States and complalm ls made_ I
will make it €2Sy I0 oh have thorn abolished or altered. Canada. Thousands of these were of
have it.
And it is true th-at. ill the earlier the class that were apparently ,unllt
. years of the immigration movement for agricultural employment, had no
Bargain Dollar Rod
` a generation or two ago, no such re-l desire to take up the free homes- R
our Special dollar md is strictious were ilnposcd, and many teads otlercd them, but were content
:l dandy, split bamboo, 3
licce with extra tip, reel
_-ef ‘, ~ nl: grip ill wood case
DRUGGIST
dtf ~
ilnliligrallts wero lauded ill this coull- to stay ill our cities, become a pull- Tor
try quite without money, who set- lic charge and get a free PHSSHEC is n
tied and prospered and whose de-` back uguill at the cost of (Ballads by d_
33-ll* "'»l'¢7- UUIY one dough sccndullts have 'grown and multiplied deportation. 'I‘lle Ullited States would H’
l and ure today amongst the useful not have them; Canada does not nigh l
Jo (Io  and prosperous citiv,nllsh'ip ol the want tlleln, and yet, llllt 10|” il-le TUB' Vvemng' Blmar Church is 0"” U' the
Cmmt,.y_ u.lcl_lve regulations imposed by the largest and most influential cllurollau
lilly yet ll little collsidel'a.t.ioll will.1mlnigration Defpartlneut, Canada In V > _
The ‘lfclllcal H31] lsllow the necessity for the reguln- would have become a dumping ground ‘1'ai"e‘1 ln 1877» ‘S H m`“ll 0' l‘"“- Plly'
if I I [tions how imposed ill restraillt of for tha indolellt and incapable thou- "l‘l"“» “"‘l im” l°"l~7 l’*"'" “tively cull'
'promiscous imllligratioll. It is not sands ol the Old World. ' "e°l~”‘l Wm' “|“""’l' “ml l'”"“""l‘“"f
(Yanada alone that has imposed such The ilnnligrant at his best has W0
Im _
egulations. The United States has much to learll on coming from the
long done so. There are a million (Jill World to the new. Climate, soil, ‘
puupers ill the British Isles, alld methods and 'implements of worlu are lllll
c hi h success that has atlt.en-ded that de-
_ more than as many more on the con all dillereut from ‘those to w -c he
Fern Pots, Waiters, elc.‘
These goods have just
urriv:-<l, are the very new-
est patterns and first qual-
ity.
G.ll. Taylor
I0 tihent of, Europe. At home tllcse has been accustomed. lf he has heal- lullfllllfllll Uf NIL' lllllll'¢'ll'=»‘ work for
 lh.ol~, ilu.-apshlc ahtl lazy have to hc ch, strehgtll, ahll-ity, adaptability, mallr years is largely due bu his
_-wlpported, There is a natural desire and a desire to work alld succeed, he Splrlllllll lffll“lf=l'=lllill Hull €X€ClltlVe ubi-
° lto export them and he rid of the will get on. Many t-housaulls have lil-Y. He is also un eu~t/lulsiustic l.
 burden. li Cullullu and the United done so and are now prosperous and 0-
Statcs would take thcm we should content. It would be most unfair to list in 'tile sxtellblioll and nrailltcnelnoe
in Tgasefsl Bake Dishes, soon have them all on this side of these and to the older residents of Of
- flu- Atlantic. Canada. to admit to the country Those wllo have lleurd Rev. Dr. Mc-
Cunada needs hands for farm work those who would become chargeable Gillivray speak ill the highest terms
and for donlestic service and settlers upon this country for their support. Ul
on hcr vacant lands. 'l‘hesc ure wel- 'l‘lle regulations conlplainod of were illg' l'llul‘uCtler of his addresses.
conletl. For ally. _other than tllese such as ure necessary to protect. the
tl§§iEl
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44, s. 44 sl v
'clussl-.~: tba $25 ret|uil'erllellt seems resident population ol the country,
leasollable. Une such imuligrallt may alld were adopted solely because of loaders in thc United Kingdom, look-
._-.-hh.. to lihllrht ol- sl. .I-lhh, as his that llecess-ity. lug toward u lair settlemellt ut the
,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,MNH,,_.,,. ».,M,-~-~»w»k li-eulllock between the Lords and Com -
AN Alu.) ,lla l,UXURy_ lllclll-s, is reported as probuble, and
--~ seems highly desira/ble. lt lllay or
Wo live ill all age of luxllly, strong- ly colltrsstillg with the pioneer days- lnluy not be possible to reach a set-
' __ .1 ll is llll “B0 Ol Palace “BVS and lmllll' tlelucnt by mutual collcessious, but
-~ - '°'°°°""‘ " "_  " tial steanlurs. The money spent 'lu at lengt the ,lllort ,_,,,gl,, tu be m,,,lle_
  _ ` travel by land alld sea for pleasure A
ls Iucalculable. What would have
been great luxuries ill the home and
   “Rowe” I illhlltlle holnepi ol  lrlcllotrllplly till ba
Lavatory
' The “Rowe” Sanit-
ary lavatory is just
what hundreds of
eo le re uire
E-fd; the? spare bed-
roonl.
-for the summer cot-
Sinliiary  
$5.1
*ml
ml
71.
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easel.
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_Lunnuxils-_ »» ~ -
tage.
-for the office.
The “Rowe” sanit-
ary lavatory costs little
lnore than the old fash-
ioned wash stand and
accessories. Gives the
luxury of a running
'water lavatory without
the expense ol plulllolllg.
llow you use if.
You will notice that t",`he tank holding the
fresh water is behind the mirror. Capacity 5 gal-
lrms, ard is easily filled. A. .spring controlled fau-
ccfl ,governs the water supply. Waste water disap-
p 's into the pedestal which holds 5 gallons and
cannot overflow.
llow if is made
. lro. L.; of best l"`retlch plate glass, l-4 inch lhic-lr.
liellnld It is concealed the flesll water tank of galvanized
iron v.'lll<;h cannot rust. l"it:tiugs are of brass, heavily
nickleri Husin is of heavy white porcelain and is securely
sllspeildcll wllell pedestal is removed for emptying. Pedestal
is of heavy galvanized iron white enameled to match basin;
lheenunlel is ball ed on to make it hard and durable, Every
detail is carefully fillisllerl---every part of solid construct-
lou.
Simple to set up
Any one who can use a screw driver can set it up in a
few minutes. Six :screws do the work.
ln a nut shcll lllere s
Nothing to break '
Nothing to rust
Nothing to get out of order
Easily cleaned
A v tsoliltclv sanitary
Cannot slop over
Takes little room
Goes in any part of any
room
Easily and quickly set up
Requires no plumbing of
any sort.
Price-cpllnplele. sllipperl lo anybadiilress on receipt
of price. days tria -money ac
ifdiustiafied............................ 
Beer fl). eeks
WEEKS
BEER
the common people today. (lf this
class are the piano, thc telephone,
electric lights, the heating furnace,
thot and cold water hy day or night
and so on.
Then for personal lucomotioll, the
trains alld steamboats no longer suf-
ll ficc. 'Pliers was a craze for the
bicycle which is not yet over, lol-
lowed by the craze for motor cars.
Thcre- was an excuse for the wheel
among those who could not afford to
keep horses and carriages. But peo-
ple, even in Canadian cities wllo
could ill afford to own alld maintain
a horse and carriage costing at the
l outset, say, two or three hundred
dollars, now malluge to spend ten
lv times that amount on a.motor car,
I while those who are better oil double,
treble or quadruple these figures.
The Toronto Telegram tells that
1695 automobiles are licensed in that
city. alld it estimates their average
value at $2,000. That may be pretty
high, but, assuming it to be correct,
Toronto has invested $3,390,000 ill
BI-:ER ,& \vsEI<;
BE? ‘SL YY1.‘;EI§s____u_
tlhese vehicles. The cost of the np-
lluep, running, etc., of these lnacll-
A Woman’s Shoe
The shoe is the
lmost important part
ofa Woman’s Ward-
robe.
' It makes or un-
makes her entire out
lit.
Our new styles in
pumps, tan and cho-
colate oxlords are the
real thing for particu-
lar women.
Choice sele c t e d
stock in every new
heel, toe, and ankle
shape.
The woman who is looking
l for a pairof Oxfords will do
well to inspect ours before “W “"4 °"“““l'-
buying.
Gllff BllllS.
pastor of llonar Presbyterian Church,
‘lchool (lollllrlittee for the I’rel-lbyter-
pas genera on, a c u e ,_
commonplace things ill the holnes of l,
`every occasion on which -the National
zether it makes a pretty big hill
ployment.
motor boat and the private
locomotion is the demand of
luxurious age. So beyond the
express tralll and the palace
lulrury of a privileged and dar-
few, bllt the time is apparently
becomes the necessity of tomor-
alld each new advance adds to
cost of livillg of which so lnllch
REV. llli. MCGILLIVHAY.
ev. Alexander McGi1l'ivray, D. D.
onto for the past nineteen years,
ow ill this Province, and will ad-
ss public meetings ill Cardigan to-
lt and ill 'l‘ry'on on Wcllllesd-ay
Toronto. Dr Mc(l-ill-lvray was or-
rk. `
He is convener of the Sabbath
(fhurch ill Uaualda, and the large
Forester, and tukcs a deep inter-
tllat Order til-roug-hout Canada,
the clearness, force and illlllllillalf
A collferellcc between the party
collllprumisc wolll-d be prel'erablc to
the coutinuallce of present intoler-
able collditiolls, alld lnigllt also be
more belleficial than 8 sweeping v.|,-..
ory on behalf of the peteusinlls of
ither the Upper llollse nr the Low-
er House.
Our collllnuuity, like many others
ill the New World is ,vct ill the fol'ln-a-
tive stage and is still capable of illl-
wnys. lt was rclllarked that when 1
thc lille band of H. M. S. Cornwall
played the National Anthem on the
Suuare on Saturday last in-any of
the citizens young und old olulitted
to rt-move their hats, Hucll want. of
reverence and dccorum is taken llo-
tice of by ollr visitors und is set
down /to an inexcusable want of rev¢r_
ence, or of proper trailnillgl, or botll
of these. There has been of llate coll- A
llldefllblf illlllfovelllcnt ill that rc»g~ard RAILWAY TUNNEL
when thc National Anthem is pl-aycd
at thc close of elltertainlmellts in the
theatre. It is fitting that like obser-
vnnce of what is due should mark
HY.
victims ot' the Quebec accident ill
August, 1907,, obta-illed a verdict to-
day against the Phoenix Bridge Conl-
provemcut and advallcenleut ill mlrlly puny for $20,000. Hailey-, wllo is
the foremell wllo went down w'itll the
bridge but on coming .to the surface
of
thereby savedf Both legs were brok-
ell
und he has practically been ly cripple
ever since, und had to be carried in-
to
verdict was unanimous for the full
anloullt. There is already talk of ull
(.‘entral Itailwuy tunnel under thc
Detroit rivcr is practically finished.
It will llc opened ill it sllort tlinle,
l lm
-- rPATON’S --'-l
~-rlll: llousl: or QUALITY."
Lei Us Supply
ln Noblly Furnishings ! J  l 
For The Summer Season.     »
Hosiery
The w¢~||-dressed mall
ofto-tiny wears hose lo
lllalcll llle re~l of his
apparel. ln our large
Aslsortnlclll _vnu will
find just the color you
wish. Cotton, lislc,
raslllllere.
l From 25c lo 50c
Wash Neckwear
A very popular line
I' -25c. ~
in one 35c
6'lc, 75c. `
A ,special line at I5c
wllite :lud fancy greys
Double reversible two
Fancy Silk Neckwear
made especially to wear
without a vest with flow-
ing ends asv, 350, 500,
Your Needs
‘T .-
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s at*
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“W4” .-
Air .
 it
in tiuue to be large enou
clloice from probably t
the finest array of slli
The way iu wllic
as shirts can be made.
had trouble with sllirts
     W 'wp/Mg     4
if    `    
, _f _ ' ->  ,~;=;i_"' slums'
Whatever your preference, it will have
full sway, if you buy now and that means
store in ClI’Town. _
made is pretty well known. 'Ihey are as good.
satisfaction in fitting men who have always ,
\»  lf
.~ ‘-'-S;--.-;'.;:';:;.;.::~1;;' ,   if ;';'.ff:°
.--- - _ ,   2.  1  .
o -I /“` _  1. .,.:E_-:l‘.l;f11 6-»~f.:`_,. wk:  l
`i  W1" -' in “ *
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’l”`(~f“ , ....1 in .4 .
-Stylish Neckwear- ._ Stylish Shirls.._____,
K wi You might think that with different new
shirts to choose from the variety would con- .
gh to suit everybody .
he largest, as well as
rts sllown by any one
h Paton’s slllrts are
We have particular
,until they come to us.
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Sm" CoatlessSuspenders l
0nly 50c pair
The best and only brace
that can be worn with a I
belt with ease and comfort
under your shirt. Also
, . . Police, Plexo, President,
f _fa , ness llllrkleillllsgreys, Toklo’  Edward, and
others too numerous to
mention at 50 cts.
' Bells
I For
Summer
\ Men
'l`lle popular idea is
llle fairly ilnrrow plain
lealher hell \\'illl har-
bruwns :md suede fill-
isll is very popular al
_~_:,c, 350, `:,oc. (l5\~, 751:,
:uni Loo.
_. _ .I
_ '.;_,.._.__ gel-- . , -
$2ll,lllllI Vl‘lRl)lU'l‘ ll‘l)l{ VICTIM
‘ UF QUlEBll'](` lilillltllll.
it
QUEBEC, June 12-Daniel B. Hail-
of Middleton, Cut., one of the
wcuty-eight years old. was one 01
the water seized a plank and was
besides sustaining other illjllrics,
the court house.
The claim was for $20,000 and the
ppeal.
UNDER DE'l‘ItOIT RIVER
ABOUT FINISHEI).
TORONTO, Jllnc 12.-The Michigan
‘.AlltlIelll is played or sung, indoors or
our of doors. Such respect is alike
due ill point of revcrellcc and of
good breeding.
Fé
A Whole Regi-
ment ol. Soldiers
Could Not Make
You Eat
Rockwood
Chocolates
but if you are a conni-
seur on cllocolates you
will be delighted with
Rockwood. ,
the grocery line? If so, try the
King Square Grocery
ll. M. SELLER
Glil£A'l‘ liAlL AND
Trunk l-‘nciilc Main Lille now under
collstructiou and contemplated-3,640
miles, of which 3,144 miles are undcr
J
li es~tlle total length ul thc entire
system of ltnllways will eventually ,ll-
WATER SYSTEM.
Including the nlileage ofthe Grand
ntract, also 5,618 lniles of bralllcll
n - , '
louut to 14,650 lniles.
, ln addition to the rail mileage the
Gru.ud Trunk opclntcs rlteunlcr lines
on the Great Lalles, between Mid-
land, Depot Harbor and Fort Wlillialn
Milwaukee and Chicago. it also owns
and operates lurgc car ferry steami-
crs on Lakc Ontario, netwcell Co-
lluurli and Charlotte (00 miles) and on
Luke Michigan between Milwauk-ee
ami Grand Haven (dllstallcc 80 miles)
the total mileage of l.ake lines being
W. K. R(lGE1tS,
A ent. Cllarlottetowll
Ohapma-n, Sydney; Schr A. Lincoln,
Daley, Sydney; Scllr Three Bells,
Murray, Marble Mt; Scllr Doris
Cleared-June 13-S. S. Manchester
Trader, lslvercst, Montreal; Schr.
Baltic, Jackson, Halifax.
H
nickel plated steel wlro cout han-
gers of the very latest shape.
-Moore Q McLeod 5 28dt.f P
"Ninn L01' ole PRETTY s'rIl<‘I-‘ S
lsusurllllriluch consults Ann
nnkllv sou von 'ronav-2.5¢., soc.
Ann ur. Ivloolllc it Mr-I.l~IoIl, u
‘ rl-zsdtl.
"Plain cotton hose in grey, sky_
Alice nlld pillk 3Uc l’at.on‘s. ti~11dtf.
"See our black silk hose at $1.20
and also' $1.50. I-'atou's.  -----if-1-1-dtf.
“Mosquito netting 7c ll v|1rd,greeu
or white. l'nLon's. ii-lldtl.
'l`n-day we offer you a very spa
1,239 miles, adding the Lake Line cial Durga ln safety plnns-three
lulileelze '-0 U1” lille lllllellse different sizes asserted. 48 pins
shove, gives a grand total 0! 15.889 |nall-forl0oent.s:- Moorem Mc-
ulilus of rail und writer lines. Leod. ‘ 5-28dti.
We 'sell a full dozen of "KING"
K .
”f`““‘*“‘j*°*j ‘one plooe collar buttons for 10
hH1l’PlN(~ NEWS- . cents. we would like you to
3- ‘compare this line with the klnds
' ,, that many stores sell at 5 cents
Entered-Jullc 13.--bchr Raeburn, apl°Ge___Mool.8 & Mol_e0d_5_2l.ld¢
Three cards of mending wool
Hall, Anderson, Picton; Schr Flor- each W"'h a darnmg nabme in
ence, Doucette, Rustico. 2
ached. offered you hero for just
cents.-MooreQ McLeod.
5-28dtf
“Lisle hose enhroidered in silk,
ame shade ill mulberry, grey null
oyou can buy two splendld black 001'.. Puton’s.. li-11dU.
“You want a new straw or Paualha
ndy for you. Latest in straws at
folding model-for 25 ogntg heya for sunday. Well, we have them
. - . e
_- ‘from 80c to $3.00, Panames, $3.25 lu
1
3.00 at Bl‘uce's. 6~1*:dti.
“Lowest price on window s0l‘0€ll9
nd doors at Canleron's Hardware
l. Store. tl--lldtl
Pastels and Oil Paintings by
A
New York Artist. Write me
for prices and other desired
nformatlon.
Charlnlto-.lou n.
Portraits
I will receive orders for
. Alex. MacLeod, the noted
J. A. S. Bayer
Pllorotllurlll-:ll
8 New Prowss Bloch.
Good Morning rf *_*-~~
Worlll’s
Is there anything you require ln
Quality the best. F
Large stock to choose from.
Prompt delivery to all parts ofthe .
Telephone 61. Orders called for.
King Squarej 52
l V °
Livery Stables
1.6. wllrlll
Proprietor
First-class
Single and Double
Teams
Fine Turn-outs
for Weddlnls
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  FERTI
Muriale Potasll, Nitrate So
dtlsrnlwftf.
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LIZER
da, Pllosphates, Bone M841
Bone and Potash, Kauit and mixed fertilizer for all kinds Of
crop at lowest prices. See us before buying.
R. E. MUTCH Q C0
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Take out a' policy ln the Can
plratlon of twenty years you are
of life.
_ There’s surely no young ma
Canada Life is the surest way ' to
and Private Putin
”*'°"° |64 Prince Street,
Char-inline
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secure a Policy in the Canada Life
ada Life and benelit oy we
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It s only n ulatter of saving ll lew cents a day and st the ex-
assured of all the luxuries
u who wants to be a , slev¢
in old age'-who has to fairly beg in the evening of thislile.
Be n msn that can see into the future. Through UIC
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old age. Drop us a card or cal1~inquiring will place y0Il
under no obligation whatever#
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