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WEDNESDAY MAY 2a. mos. MONTREAL Hay 26 -Ar°hbi°1i»<»i>
Snaps I ' Bruches-1 denoinced in strong henna - `
RES OF IMPE . '
FOI' _ which be claimed were hostile to the
. ' naehings of the Roman Catholic
: Comfortable
l1oliday's
Fishing
rip
In our stock of rods
* von have the inost
_ varied assortment to
~elect from in the city.
These were bought in
_ England direct from
i inanufactiirer and price
low. But for the holiday
we are offering special
inducements to you
3oc rods for 25
5oc rods for 40
6oc rods for 50
75c rods for 65c
r_o'> rods for 85
and 'generous dis-
counts on all our other
rods tiie prices running
up to i5 ooeacli.
, Silk lines i.oo for75
- , i Silk liries 1.25 for 1,00
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We paid an unusually
high price for our flies
and au extra fine qual-
ity for 5c eich.
0 J. G. Jamieson, i
Leading Tackle Mau.
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Rings
Ii ilwre is on- ihiiig mo
iliwn iiiiy other a bride is pari-
cul-ir nbniii itislier Wedding
Rina---ii. musi be good.
. Our rings are the be-si in
Canada, are the same to the
ceriiw and haw our name and
iiif qiialiiy stamped plainly ir.-
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\\'riieiii.- ring site card.
G. l'l. Taylor
Jeweler & Opiltian
it is not economy to stint plant
'ood if favorable yields are desir-
id. We believe it true that if
you starve the crops. they are
likely to starve you. Sw|ft's
Animal Fertilizers are crop pro-
ducers aswell as soil builders.
For sale by A, Horne & Co.
5-26wfd&rtf
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Beer & Weeks for furni-
ture, table linens, shectings,
etc. 4-2 3dtf 1
SOME FEATU
British linance takes no note ol
capital account as we have it in
Canada. Additions to the debt ‘are
made in case oi wars, as was done
during the war in South Africa, but
` in peace times all the ordinary and
extraordinary expenditure must be
puiil out oi the revenue of the year.
Not only so, Lut the roiuirernsnts of
the revenue include ordinarily a con-
tribution of about ility million dol-
lars to the sinking iund, ior the re-
duction of the debt by that amount
yearly.
Since the old-age pension system
has coma in, involvifng 8, charge of s.-
'uout lorty-three milliom of dollars-
practically one dollar perihesd ol tbl
total population-tibia old rate of
taxation would be insuiiiciont to meet
the expenditure of the current year,
in lact would come some eighty
million dollars short of that. As a
consequence new taxation is proposed
Income Tax Z- < $17,500,000
Estate Dutiies -_ --_ 14,250,000
Liquor and Licenses -_ 13,000,000
Tobacco 1- #- -- 9,500,000
Spirits - --- 1- -- 8,000,000
Stamps ---_ __ ---- 3,250,000
Land Taxes 2,500,000
Petrol 1 -- --r 1,700,000
Motors --- ---- --- 1,300,000
` Tumi -$71,000,000
For tilie timc- being t/ho contribu-
tion to the sinking fund will be di-
minished from $50,000,000 to $35,000,-
which in round figures at $5 no the, There is still another contrast. 'Rio
pound sterling would. be as _lmlowz “British national debt represents mo-
RI F NANCE secret societies Inch as Free Masms,
AL I Knights oc Pythian and oa<iieii°ws,. i
sions, the enonnouio cost of main t
taining the army and navy and the C
building of new warships Britain will
lrurch.
still go on reducing her national dubt
at the rate oi thirty-tive million dol-
lars yearly. Canada is pursuing a
very diileront course. Last year
while Britain reduced- her debt by
nity millions tba Oanadiain debt wg; __
largely increased and the same viwlél ,_
be true ol thocurifnt year., .' ." “I”
Our people allow ,themselves to be
decelvol by both their provincial and
federal Governments, and whether im-
der Liberal or Conservative rule, by
charging up large sums to capital ac-
count, which is added no the debt. In
the United Kingdom there is but one
Govmmient whose rule in time of
peace is to pay oil millions of tho
debt irom yeartoyoar. In Canada
and a majority oi the Provinces there,
appears to be no thought of ever pay-
ing an the public 'debt
ney borrowed at home, the interest
upon which is paid to British capita-
lists and bankers. 'Phe' Canadian na-
tional debt and the provincial debts
represent in large part moneys bor-
rowed abroad, the annual inherent
charge is paid outsidsi the iouuiry.
Under these conditions it would seem
wiser li Canada and the Provinces
would adopt the British ,plan of dis- `
pensing with a socailed capital uc-
count, ond paying 'as they go. Thi-
rapicl growth of the public debt, es-
pecially at present rates of intiercst,
000. Thus, despite the old-age pen-
is not a matter to 'neregarded with
complacency.
miles, iour hundred miles oi coast-
line on the Indian ocean and a popu-
lation of four or tivo million souls.
A railway of nearly iive hundrod
miles in length connects the port of
Mombassa with the grunt lake Vic-
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ineededi .mm the Dominion O, New ingi short oi a great war, such as (  L
i Zealand without about the same pop- those wmch made the maps Of South' < V U
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BRITISH EAST_ AFRICA NOW WELL ADVERTISED. ,
British East Africa is a vast. terri- (toria Nyauza in tho interior. Altho-
_ tory with an area of a million square ‘ugh the southern Portion of the ter-
ritory lies under the equator, and
thc country' along the coast is very
hot, the elevated interior enjoys
rather favorable climate.
We 'may smile at ex-President Roose-
ve1t‘s osbentatious hunting expedi-
tion, and his well paid magazine
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wir;-is stmux and healthy.
(lranrer Remedies
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the horse is'heir tn. Tho?
are the result of aeiual
nxnerienoe by profession-
al horse-men and positive
reaulti- are Ruaraiitoed in
every case. '
Your dealer :fill rrfuiid
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GRANGER Horse
and Cattle Food,
(allsizes.`)
GRANGER Heave
and Cough Cure.
GRANGER Golic
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GRANGER Horse
Linimeiit- 
GRANGER Condi-
tion Powders.
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we haw 8 goodly numb" of Huw writing. but his trip to East Aa-ies i.   S
M tl P vi C of has been and viill be a splendid d-
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paper” in the an me W D cs ‘ A B ° L____*-*-' 
icalmda’ perhaps as many as are ,vertisemcnt lor that country. Noth- ° MAN? D  ”l'”°
iiilntion has more than twice the nufin-: Afrl°“» 'laplln and Mlmchurm 5” sud' Dil 
ibcr oi news ~ urs its our three Pro- ‘lenly fmnlllm to th” western worm ~ \ I  c \  N
p.ip
lvlncos have’ could have so quickly brought East 5, wooosrocnl 
Austria established school gardens
in 1870. Belgium followed in 1873,
than Franca tell into line and now
even Russia can boast 7,500 school
gardens. The United States has long
been enthusiastic in this line. Super-
intendent oi Education McKay led
the movemimt in' Nova Scotia where
in 1004 there were 52 school gardens,l
thure are hundreds of them through-
out Canada. But the Dominion haul!
been slow in-this mutter as also in
t-he bcautiiying and improvement of
villages and towns. Our American
cousins are far in, advance of us, in
these matters. How many oi our vil-
lages and towns will this year or-
ganise nn improvement society and
"The Ladies Home Journal for ,
June is a very lieiautilul number and`
is called "The Country House Num-
b€‘l'." A copy of this beautiful Muga-
zine should be in every house both
olil i-irid_young will enjoy its delight-
ful_stor1es. Only 15 cents por copy, `,
mailed for 20 cents, See the Ladies'
Home Journal window at Ca1rte'r’s',
Boolcsltore. 5_20diw_
1_1 current through that passage and
The enormous
demand for
Whiia’s High
Glass lhncolalaa
justifies t h e
claim that they
get to work 'I
Oi course we would all like to have
the gulf stream chfangei its course to
give this Province a .warmer winter
and spring, but is that a thingi like-
ly to happen ? As to blocking the,
Straits oi Hclliiile ;to keep out the
ici- ;irr;.:»», it muy lic remarked that
tihr-ri' i.-i an nluiiist. constant outward
bergs do not come into the Gull of
St. Lawrence that way. And
are the best in
Canada.
mere Hose for Women above'_viiame'd deceased lobe and ap r b0°rY md Practice oi' Railways. and
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el-el n bl-and o Queens Conutyia the said Provinceou un Commerce. _ _
Q Sov g i 1-"day qw p0nrg|,5,,y¢,f_|,m¢ mx; ¢,,m;ng ,Matricuiailon Examinations will com.
 _Furniture and household goods of
all kinds-thats our
make it our business
fright and sell them at a price as low as
any store in Canada
business, and we
to buy our goods
.l Africa into prominent notice among \ 
the nations as Mr. Roosevelt’s trip 
,hes done.' It is the big,-gent kind of a QD t
free advertisement. When he returns I M S  y
the Canadian Government should   .
engage him t X I it . k We are authorized by_ Mr.
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Newest styles in th;
latest cover up. 4
Priced from _$6.25 up
to $18 .75-always the
latest styles at the low.
est price.
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the Mackenzie and Peace River dis_ S236 éh_Fd'___é_E'_s_;lb _ ___Y_ _no P. Hogan to sell by public auction
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tricts and other wild regions of th *O Si 25 to day angstowigbtrhgx on
Dominion Nmhland_ 356 eaG,,_ See Fa,on.s eastern Thursday the Jrd of June |909
window 5~2idtf Beginning at iz o'clock noon
i re Y lu e °fe‘m°U¢‘» every Pair i'mcior for said Petitioner; And i lieiehy on October ist.
of ¢hem_ oi-iler thats mic cosy of this citation be culsrs regarding examinations,
foigivyitg publish 'ia' any newspspgf gntra tie retiulrtixnelgilsi. courses ol' st idy,
D ., ,,,. , i»:.:i.:. is. :~:".°.1“..° .::;‘“::.:.‘;.::12   ° '° "ea" 
on In we ever miss Selling weeks from lie date hereof and that.. l i
g gugtomé-, who is lookin mio copy hereof .be forthwith posted iii J. A.  M. A.
g fm' the followinz iiblic places namel ' I h °
Baby Shoes. me Hail sr irspcasri new ni o¢i»}g: s egntnr. ,---
toqn inf Kléig;s ,County ln laid Province ‘   
an in ron n t escliooilioiiaee it te -_ '
Take home an assortment or respectively at Mun-ay River :miner
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39 Furniture, Carpets, Uilcloths, bringinmeniby. li$'f'I$.’i<i",l'l’i‘Il'{i‘i‘i",f.'}.ll'$‘l'.§‘l'§if?.`1l§.i  dVAl[L'_~
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your orders our best attention. We At 2 p. ni. on the same day we
nuke a specialty nf good hmm: and will oiler fo_r sale that double tene-
5|,-icq, f,-uh ,,gg,_ ment dwelling on Prince street ad-
Alao meats and fruits of various kinds ham' 
Goods delivered, Terms at sal,-,_
Telephone 8 L
W. H. ,l0llNSON
Corner Fitzroy uid Edward Sis.
c-`-~=--»_;»- __ izorirvrcroinii
Province of Prince Edward C0"¢g¢ " M0nffC&l
Island
IN THE PROBATE COU KT
9TH EDWARD VII, A. D, |909.
In rs Estate of Qe0rge_A C. Mclntosh _
;ate o§Mi;)rray River in King’s County giagilfon to tlligleptpgonglyen by i.lietP5arusi=°i-s
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tina.; “vm” Phyakhn d°°°“5°d aiislsted bi resident tutors. Y Ggrmggsiunriiz
- _ i-listing rin .tennis courts, etc. holarships
Ry the Honourable Richard Raidjn and Exhibitions awarded annually.
U10 bf-Fmt f Bclliilii ii! S0m0l1hll1S Surrogate Jud aol Probatedc. Qc.. Qc l“'~¢l'l1°l-ions in all bm“°h°“°f ""‘"‘l°"""“’ 
wider at its narrowest art than our To the She ff ofthe Conn! 'of Kin is Miigiiliiii-.ih;'r".wb|i‘ii=‘rd"nM`ll|° " *-1* i ' '-
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own Strait at the Capespand quite as   gt°E{‘guf;' xgogrzgfg ‘:;h;“:§£;‘:"“E'° 1'lioWnri|0:r:oyal l'iil:lior:is: College, E F  ' R 
,deep, it would be as easy to build  M0N1'|(gA|_ I ` f V ~_ __
,tilic projected causeway from Tormen- What) where” d. th .H - - r B ' ‘ -' ; -
ltiiw t0 Traverse as to block Bellisle . we undertake to adv°r` file orAihci-‘ipIgnP:;:s;n§iMfi}i:~tili~§»l>o‘iili»
l strait, A11 of whim ago;-u»,\ no good ‘Se 01"' Babl’ Sh0€5, vi'e’re lost. Sonih a-id Mary Annie Mclniosh ol  
reason, however, why our young men ` x;'|,|:g‘idR°i;;:;§_h -2:1 f:;§:|‘mxC§;":£7
should not dream dreams and our We cBn`t mention all the pretty last will and testament of Geor ¢ A_C?  ' '
ld . ll _ . - ._ , _ Mel os'u the bw d ii; d »
O men _We s_cfm_i  _ _ _______ ____ __ __ $37195, and it is not fair to Single praying that acirntioii mg-yml; iuhilliéir se”|°n  ' 
3‘:’°!”3°'i":’°:°°:°°:'°7‘°:“:":°°:“:“7"3°’°“’:“:’°W'°3' out any particular style of shoe for the fire?-rms lilereiinmr 'iudnirthi “ii Course lu Arts-_-ll lied s¢ `
- . ,.. are .ore are ` I , ‘
; Linen sp iced Cash- they- parties imrsmfi il'i"liif?;»°erf-fiecils §_Arehi¢¢¢ii.i-e, chemistry nifiaiidfgfi
no __ £6. C` ,
, ‘ beloremcnt n Pi-obaie _.court io be ,ld ml Electrical, nieehsnicai, and Mining
_‘;“N.me on evcry piece"  and 1`I1_€Il. Ask for  are B t* nt the Courtllouan in Chulbtisiown in E:‘KlI\¢¢l'llIK) UW. Medicine. Dentistry.
‘  Little Moccasins. Bootees, San- liiiitedilynihoiiitxvlvgsodiohkagfihevdig  aiiii §°egi;iinib°rif1;hi~
"'*| da., sm. Sii,.,,..., ...i is :l°.si“;.i°c*;::..‘:i ills.. :.:‘: .°.'.i::: -°»""§i`°`i*°“ ‘3'°°i°"ii'i°ii°`i"*"`f"`-'°°'”"
 `  .1 eroded nsiifraved for in slid petition and _ l\1'Al‘\8& iflnpiled Science. and
P tt 1- I _ _ m moti _ of Ji it. lldathleimn Esquire 0, will begin on October ini, in
joining the residence of Geo. Rack-
BENJ. CARTER & CO.,
Auctioneers.
5 26dmwf3i. ,
\ residential hall for thc wom ii
or .ucoiii University. situated °n°sii§iiii§§§ii§|
Street, in close proximity to thc University
Buildings and laboratories. Students of the
Colleme are admitted to tne course in Arts of
Mo() University on identical terms with
mon hut mainly in separate classes In
W T. Burrows
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SCDOU1 Harden f0110W¢‘l» “ml HOW  _ sure to give us a call, and we will give 0n'G?rald Street. Also two choice "W " -` ~  _ .
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The Canada Life has a record of sixty years
of honorable dealing, during which no claim has
been contested on account of atechnicality. In fact
no record of any such action appears in thg gntige
- history of the Company,
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‘ agmniiianea. B. D. Rogers, Cuiiier
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Charlottetown
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exacting taste can ,always
be found in our list ofCat-
bmiated Beverages. All the
puliir flavors-each tilt
~. get of its kind, constantly
kept in stock. Our crown
Ginger Ale, Crum Sodii chi
Iron Brew, are particiillfl!
line. Send us your Ml!
order.
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l11° dlIlS, IAUCIIS, COttOUS. iPr|cea  to 68a of the said Cmnt this nineteenth _“lf-',§’;,°"{°"l*°' l"'°"““"°" *Nw -iid send Th, b ":"‘°°°"
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