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Wash e
Straw
Hats
Use Strobin
'1`he hat is cleaned
in a few minutes, dries
quickly and looks like
new.
Strobin does not in-
jure the fabric and does
not make it hard.
Non poisonous
Price l5c, 2 for 25c.
Sold only by
J. G. .Iamies on
ourooisr
W
Wanted
Agent in nnrepresentcd territory to sell
the best vreaiii separator and gasoline
engine made. A liberal contract tor
good salesrnsin. .
\\'ritc in once for further particulars
to
Enipirv Cream Separator C0. of
Canada, Lifl.
Eastern Warehouse
of the men who have attained note in .
-»»._.u_~ ' 7-ur fr
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TUESDAY. JUNE 1, IND. of the moon on June 3 nod' an ec- . ' from .,‘,_ lamb,
It tus been held that a large pro-
portion of those who rise to distinc-
tion come from the rural, rather
than the urban population, and the
belief was founded largely on the
supposed better health and habits of
those reared upon the farm. Recently
this once prevalent helil has been
strongly challenged. Very likely
this_comes in part from the _great-ly
improved sanitary conditions an-i
better educational advantages in the
cities now than lormerlyl and also
the larger: proportion ofthe growing
city population.
Be that as it may, Frederick Ad-
ams Wood, who has been studying
“Who's Who in America," finds that
literature, art, science, statemnan-
ship or othur achievement of intel-
lect or character, more than twice
the number in proportion to popula-
tion have come from towns or cities
of over 8,000 people. A like inquiry
made in France fifteen years ago ini
regard to men of letters, by Prof.
Alfred Odin, resulted in the finding
that of 6,832 literary men produced
in five centuries there were 13 times
as many wllose birthplace was in thel
cities as of those born in the coil-ntryl
in proportion to population. l
lt is to be observed in regard to
this latter statement that it covers
a large period in which the educated
and cultured classes resided* alniostl
wholly in cities, and therefore would B¢wa|'¢ of Oinfmenfs for _
i
not he ialuahle as reflecting the con I M T
'ri-rl: cuannorrmrown ouA1xmAu` D-»=1=--» w- rf--»= »»»»-c -»f Jw
we are tc ln lava-ed with an eclipse
llpee 0! the lun June 17 If e yard.-Ju. Paton Q 0
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REBPECTIV CHANGES OF COUNTRY BRED AND CITY BRED. wea`ther is clear. _on Thuralay evening I J  l  U  i I
'l**’_”“ next there will ne n line view ol the '
as was supposed. It seems certain.
moon ln total eclipse, while 5 fort-
lf°"°'°'- "hm ° "ll °°“°“‘?““"° n-:gm later the sun win be eclipsed
proportion of the merchants, business
men and professional men in CAM-
dian cities were born in the country
districts. Very likely the result of
place of the distinguished native
Canadians might show that a larger
proportion of them were country
used than was found in France or the
United- States by the writers aboqe
guoted. p
favor for the Tatamagouche route
and finds 'nut small satisfaction in
Mr. War'nurton's speech thereon.
which, it says “throws a lurid light
upon a subject that in of serious lm-
portance to this Province." The
Pioneer also oblects _that Mr. War-
burton did not raise his voice to re
tain all the three steamers here-_ The
removal of one of the winter steam-
ers is characterised by The Pioneer
as "the most lnsultlnr.; and humiliat-
ing proposition ever made 'hy the De-
partment of Marine and' Fishe'ries.`
ing. But is it fair 'to blame Mr. War-
burton alone for being silent on the
removal of a steamer, when the oth-
er members representing this Pro-
vince iu 'the Commons were- equally
silent ?
at the close of the day and the early
evening will beimusually dark.
an-1.
The Patriot points ‘to increased ei-
eral rule, increased salaries to offi-
¢lBlS. increased subsidy, some harbor
and lighting improvements, rural
‘mall delivery and the coming winter
steamer as evidences "of the gener-
o ty which the Government has dis-
a ed tow d h nat."
csc are points properly to 'ue not-
But there has been at the came
time much larger increases in expend-
iture, salarles, rural delivery, sub.-
ai
a similar inquiry as to the birth- pendlture in this Province under Lih-
sl
ed.
lvincea. If these' are taken into ac-
count it becomes a little d'l'ii“lcult to
see where the “generosity” comes ln.
To admit that we have ...een treated
not only justly but generously in the
past, is practically to bar all our
claims against the Government Sure-
ly The Patriot docs# not mean to do
this
men`s wear are made in a
lirge variety of weaves and
prices. Every three yards
_ stamped “Briny Deep
Serge".
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We have on hand and received with-
n the month 100 men's Four-in-hand
E “Briny Deep" Serges for
Si
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.i........ or me pf..-...r day. Ami y...,,Catarrh that Contain er- Dies- ln rum. browns. grew “rd
ther seasonahle shades that will
after making all due allowance, that (jury match this seasan's suitings. Jas.
contrasts as shown by Mr. Wood and ay mercury will surelg destroy the name cr Puton & C0- 5'-31d3l-
ell d c lcte clan ell whole ra rr-
Prof. Odin, in America and France,
.in an omu ly, 1 ie y
,tcm when entering if throuirh the r|.l|i-oni-
both tending the same way are rath- ”'_‘f_;"~'°"‘- s_‘;§ch_,;,',"§’;',l'°;r‘,;:_:"“}_‘: m’;'§f°l’°h;’_:fél
“Define the practical man ?`car-
_ cl pton pl i p _ p -
pr Striking In one cage we hav¢ln\ns.in4 tliedunmge they will dmv: fenfelilto talnrly. He'a 3 man to take Uno Side
7.6 £0 6 Per 100.000 pvvulationnmd irrf|i..ii‘..i-iris.-nr titre. nrigirufrieturerl by r. .rj 2
the other case more than two_tol
one.
lt may be that the long-cherished
belief as to the advantage of bring
the uoorl you can possibly derive from them
nd how and' where to get its wifth-
Lhcney k Cn.. Toledo. .. colitdm. no mei
cilrv. and taken lnternullv. acting directly Dug paying too much for it' and. to
ii|ui|i the blood niiii-ous eilrfaces of the fystem
In buying Halls (lutnrrh Cure/ be sure you use B' lot M commonlswse in his d°'
nc! the genuine. lt is taken internally and \.
lc' Tel d _ Ohi li F. J. Clene &C
mul in G 0 ll. Y I Y 0,,
'l‘<-rl llnuuials free,
will h nllDrugg|st~1 Price loc per hottie
practical man, who wants a suit that
'll fit and look well on him, wears
5115822. N- B- °0““U`l"m9d ‘S “ot °° wen founded Take llullh Family Pillsfcrconslination rationally long time and. cost him a
-"l~27'lrl“'- V _V  ___, _ _ ;. reasonable amount will come to
A ' S Beer i&"Wee|fs 'L SunrTy'sicie | Beef 8. Weeks i°."i.`Z~“$’ ..’i‘i.‘1‘I..{‘rf.‘.’..°.`I.°.E.,..“’.I`.° .ill Li;
~----~~-~---~- - = -~ "" somewhere else and pay a- fancy
fancy- price for a suit not a bit bet-
You’l| make no mistake in
“QA 1
. ,af
Beer & Weeks for funi-
ture, carpets, curtains, cottons
2 dtf
Q r , ~ _ 
-..cm 0  9"' 1 -_ 4 3
1?:
_ ,_,_ _ Q ming  _  _ _
'f'-'¥“5"""` ' ""C"'5;‘# .i  0,' " "Bargain in Ladies’ silk underskirts
  {' si. Q71,-`§=§,,;.f.~*,: Today wi. acer eighteen black and
"  f Y  ‘ @»""" -~~" "'~ lf colored taflets iinderskirta. Made to
if". "\~.`\\`i`\l&` "-`  " , sell regularly at $5.0 for $3.75. Jas.
l' ____
- store for Your ._   
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 'T17 Q 1 lf \f..~ “ p -_ _
,__~)._ ~ _ ~»‘¢-,M 3_5 ,I 1" Bre ‘  Weeks for P iirni-
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FURNIFUKIL l
*gif
Q<aag' .. , ‘ 'fu
ture, Window Shades, Poles
4-zzdtf.
_-'Z'»5¢-"_“a  _*EV*  .. _ /VA. V 5 ll).
-1-51" 3-'£?".Ii~’v1 yy itll  “W0men's fancy hose at a saving.
1.’ -‘r I, ,9‘ "l=_`__"-T--»`*‘, ’*{~_'-5--.2 " “‘».'/` Every woman likes pretty hoisery,
_ “__ ;--1 C M W1 `°`~~° _:_ but oftentimes flnds the lcinds she
' “"' "rash 'gi _  w t t t ch. Hre' - 1
- (,~ ` _ ,__
an s cos oo mu e s 9, at
that removes the price d-ltliculty. A
bout sixty dozen handsome quadity
plain and fancy lisle and cotton
 stockings, ln'black and colors are
I Sideboardn - Com- I  l Merril chain-Every I bought in me ,.e&,,“a,, ww this Bto`ck_
p‘e\ev4rie¢yl0 rhovae U11' "ld Pflile ing would bring at least 10c a pair
from $6 50io$45 00 $5 2510525 00 more You buy them now until this
l  ` ' l  I  ' I ' l ict is gone. at 25c_ to ssc. it pair.
1 Come ea_rly. Jas. Paton & Co.
5-28dU.
_T 7, ‘ll _ . _ . ‘
Our rapidly growing business has encouraged us to add still more to
our already large stock-making it now one of the -most complete House Furn-
ishing stores in Canada.
From no store in l_‘:ifmd:1 can P. E. Island homes 'be furn-
P umifure ;
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We
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Repairing -  V,
Ne are splendldly - .\.\ i  A-*f '   
4.]  I. “MQ _ .,
equipped to liandle all
classes of furniture re
pairs.
All work guaranteed.
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islied as cheap_ly_and _satisfacrorirly asufrom this store. Compale
and be convinced.
F urniiure
Re-upholefering
Our re-upholstering
always gives perfect
satisfaction-done by an
expert who does nothi ng
else the whole year
around.
 
` , `  Every description of chairs to select from--an immense variety.
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camfortablc, strong stylish chea and pleasing style. Worth575
_ J $|.95 ..."..‘i§i.. ‘.’I.adi.§l.§‘§§§ $2.95 f.“§‘2§.§§f...i;, . ....5
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. at . . . . . . . .
Mail orders filled cr “money back, if wanted" terms.
" $275  . _  . $1.9 _....... ............. .. $Z95\'
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We've been handling them for nearly a score of years fhey'ro luarmfeed
It s no Experiment when
,Q l  y _you buya°‘llercuIes§”spring 
- cost no more than experiments. So why take chances with experiments. _
. ._...-.._... 
'   Genuine “Hercules” springs--guaranteed . . . . .. ....... .- L $4 oo. 4-50
i. i "if I
_r Complete Complete
r my  _ _
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li,',-r’._;¥..- . -' .~  _-*_
  eer ee s  »- - -   .   l
»__»." _F/‘ ~  -\.`ir,', . , _ ` ' _
_ ~ e  ~'-* ' . Furnishers shi of n a ' ' ‘
' .,_'. l-rg   , Furmshers Successors to Mark Wright Furn’g Co.  0 F B R 0 S .,,|“*rI,'|,, ,,, ,f,,,,{'§,‘;;',::.',::,‘f,‘;‘,§f,‘;f_1_,",’,‘:_?:_f‘ g;*‘;_}l§fBld'°°\~z¢° c.§,‘°°§,"'é
" 3-30ttad&r3mpd. ~ ' ' ' A
yr A ilu ‘
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now shown on our display copntor in
the holsery section at a price con-
siderably below their real value If
We have a hundred flop hats left,
suitable for children, and a boom to
the mother who has to buy two to
three hats for hur girls. They are
worth from $1.25 down to 50c. Your
cholce to-day for 25c. Jas. Paton &
C0. 5-3ld3l.
Union Men and Un-union men will
do well to see the Overalls that we
are odering at 75c. They mg upbeat.
able._J_a_\s. Paton & Co. 5-31d3l.
Infants Shoes
When we undertake to adver-
ise our Baby Shoes, we’re lost.
We can`t mention all the pretty
styles, and it is not fair to single
out any particular style of shoe for
they-
All are ‘Beauties
Little Moccasins, Bootees, San-
als, Shoes, Slippers etc., etc.
Pretty little creations, every pair
of them. `
Don't think we ever miss selling
s customer, who is looking for
Baby Shoes.
Take home an assortment or
bring in the Baby,
Prices I8. to 684:
dies a-nd public works in other Pro-l
I i t
The esteemed Pioneer has little :hy at B us n e p
_ " _____l__g-n `-|¢._i-_@-m
'1`l“S lr “P¢°“l“8 “HM °“* ll* m¢°f'i vvw
f him. who, knows what he wants
ision clothing for instances. The'
pleased to receive a share of the patronage of the public. He can-ig, | full nm,
choice groceries ut towesi prices; also vegetables in season.
made a _specialty of this department and have no hesitation in saying we gan mgele
all requirements. The following is a partial list of our stocx in trade- Perennia
plant! in bloom, Daisy, Carnation and Dianthusel at _gon per dcz_ 5c each Hollyocka
dc' each Annual bedding Flower plants,- Aster, Petunia. Verbena. Phiex, Ziunin
Mignonetle, Snlpilglosrs, Larkspur, Calliopsis, Lnhelin. Golden feathers, Nut piiun,
l5c per doz, stocks zoo per ilcz Salvia fireball (scarlet) n grand new variety zqc pe,
qos. 3c each-Transplanied seedling pennies, and daisy me per doz.
cluliilowcr and eeery 75c per hundred. Extra early tomato Earlianl strain 4oc
per dez. Same varieg later planted for general use :oc per doz. Cucumber 15; pe,
dm- 5‘l““h “"5 Pllmllklll zc each. Late cabbage plants for full and winter use
ready for sale about lhehcoih ofjiine at lzc Hundred. Late cauliflower 5oc pe'
hnflidredirvc send bydrnail postage pa‘d all annuals at price quoted but large pe1en_
'l' 9 5"° *S P“'"lY~ '"’l’ and carnution loc extra per doz mint he added lor put
ISC. lflfly C-allbllrc. celery and crulif ower 'loc crra for poataqe, inmates; 19
extra per doz for po tag: laie cabbage _qc per hundred for postsge. Choice importe
garaainml ai.$i.z5 per doz. Chirce double d¢1;|i¢ bum, gc “ch seedling duh".
t ' -l 1 ._
pneibla Cuh Ill ist be included with prrler. Our every day market open from 7 Ar
M- ‘° 6  M' 8'lV¢\ ample opportunity for all visiting the city in call and gee 0|
grand display of planie, '
I
_ _ ,
q-3rttsd&rtf
Those new Four-in-Hand Scarfs
for Empire Day-received: 2 5c 35C
and 5oc-in all the new colorings'
New Colored
Shirts I -
New S o f t
Bosom- Shirts
New Handker-
chiefs
New Collars
New Summer
Underwear
New Socks
New Hats
---AND--
New Ready-to-wear Clothing
All in the New Browns, New
Greens, and New Grey Shades. Also
some pretty New Suits in Blues and
Browns-$8.00, $10.00, $I2,oo, andt
$15 oo.
James Paton & Co.
-gr---<.ii1i.__V-__-i-i-~n~i__ ___ ":‘ ‘-,’r‘f;_si_
` .  ,
eager
;.§r:.é

‘ You ll eh
brood cloth, 0:11,, ty
Ullwe to all mm
ree s, 'w"1,' '
. .' _ CC Q for Fund.
l4uit;ensC¢l_l2ams' H°““ll0ld -H
224.5
Piiamne and slump” `
mm. 'rue ;.,.,,,,, ,f,f,liurr»
$2.00 A suit; ur, has 1,-_u lc
9° MU tu $1.25 ,*°m
Paton A: Co. 
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eason
i Why ° _
some dealers offer-‘°‘ " .iff
Ijnst as good” as lllrddligsg
B3»‘\ND GARKBITS is cbviqm
The less there is in a garment'
-the smaller the cost. `Th`
smaller the cost the gram:
lthe profit-and there are som
merchants who are out for
fthe large profits, even if the
have to look for new customer);
'evtgy day.
aocasss BRAND 1 _
ING -affords the dealer gilgrfn .
honest legitimate profit, plus I
the gain that comes from
satisfied customers. ,
Look for the Pnociirfss Q
Lust. You will mail ir. ‘I
an _honestly-made garment, 0
and in the hands of an honest "
clothier. Every garment guay. -
anteed-“Satisfaction or mon.
ey back.”
_ Should you have any diffi. i
cally in procuring Ploeagsg
Biumn Gauiisnrs, write us
direct. While we cannot sell
you at retail, 'we will place
you in communicaticn with
the nearest mercliantfhand- .
ling our goods, a man who W
it
l
will be satisfied to serve you _
,i  at a legitimate profit.
° 1 " "’§ “ .P - Tailored and guaranteed by
ap __;_ New _i_Advert|scment\s
li _ :Tnerlre No Uineré
That combine all the superior
~, I ..m”"%`Z`q qualiif es that our “Gem” Icecream
\.i\ \`a-
r tri;

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.di-‘
IE’
1` _
i ”~
or
`,f"_  \ freezers do. They are the best
Z/.~ jl~|,m-E',.T~g __`_`,' freezers made for quick fe;-,u1ts_
I  ‘l 5' I i '
, ..:. _.,. ,..A
,-_.Q
No salt can enter the freezer, or no
p _T  p  ice stops the cogs. It is easy to
 \lL'|','  york. t=1l_<f=fS 1985 ice. and gives
/“, W  0 gi.; _A etter satis action thanan free er
 ,,.»,',‘¢`l~,r' H 71,;-‘ .1»1Z,= made. y Z
»»-.é'..f.{__-,, "', /"‘  , It is the “-Gem”ofthem all,
pgnley Sillavv ex: .Pe arden.
"‘-‘°° ~ ' --Y-~ ~- 5.  i ._ _J
New Grocery Store
Corner Pownal and Euston Sts.
i).N¢1..<m Meteoa im opened new and up 1., an, g..,¢¢,,,,,,d ,,,,,,,d 1,
. =_ `
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D. NELSON McLEOD,
: i i _ Corner Pownal and Engwn gg,
°“ " ` ' 3 ~- 1?
Ga ' Pl t
We think it unnecessary lo extul our plants. For the lest forty years we hav
Vegetable plants tfnnsplanlel (extra early) cabbage 5oc per hundred, Saowhil
single and Do ble) 25 pc, du,
We advise a number clubbing iogsther and have their plants freighted if at s u
Special attention given io orders for dellveryto trains or to bouts.
" J. J- GAY-fi. Son. e
. Every Day Market
Charlottetown '
H. Vineberg & Co Limited _
_ Montreal i
Sold with a Guarantee by r
Canada’s Leading
Clothiers
Wedding
Rings l
If there is one thing mo
than any others bride is pan-
cular about it is her Wedding
Ring---It must be good.
Our rings are the best in
Canada, are the snme to the
centre, and have our nurne lrll
ihie quality stamped plainly in-
i e
Wiiite for ring size card.
G. H. Taylor
Jeweler & Optictan _
wmirs _'
lihoculalas
. Are dark color, rich
mellow and of refined
flavor. It is not pos-
sible to buy anything
superior.
Made in Canada.
(Name on every price)
Auction Salc
Estate af Johanna Cowl.
Charlottetown.
The undersigned. executor ofthe rig; Y
will and te'sumeat.ot` Johanna Cana q
me of Charlottetown 'wldow.d¢¢¢ bné 
restate, henby oflhrs for sale  BIAY '
auction on the premiS¢¢.'°" I' I, ,M
the 4th day ofjlltlev A- D- I9” ‘
HOUR of two outer: inihe nflem°°;g -_
THAT he...-.e e lei mrmbff. 'M
on the South- side Of S)'d“°l'l 5'2"'
belonging to the late _lnlianirn Cégdm'
being pert of town lol :B "I nom p.
hunfhed of loan lots in Cliarloll
havinga width ol' 40 fl. 9"' *"2 sddzlz
Streev. and extending buck bg _
bounded on the em and well ,{ PM _
°'if.:".:,':.‘:.#°.:“:::';..‘:.'..’i¢.“:.'-it.i‘f--iw
eye high, contains ln rooms anzinnz'
cellar yi-2 feet deep with sional’
There lnleo a god yard units In M- the
me of Horam Q Duff. 5°"°'
es... ..- `.a:....'.
Charlottetown. D’
uma nm a- h do il' l"> "
l  °'rerfur¢|,“.~r¢'»ie..|..- any M
K E McLaichy Co
Potato Broken. 46 Clinton Bt , Boston. Msn
r9°9 Jgqarll RYA V.
llen'j °;c“m¢;|.;
rl A _,_,,y,
  ff!" S 5....dg|,g¢,95,z6, june 1,11' ` V
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