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_ _ _ _ _' _
N
is it worth while to have an inde-
pendent press? We have abundant
 reason to conclude that the people of
Pringle Edward Island think it is
wort while, although ,the reasons
-_'- may not be so apparent to all as
 they ape to the many. A little con-
sideration of the subject must con-
' .vince all thouglitfnl persons that the
' subject is one of some importance.
lt is important becuiisetlie newspa-
I pers _supply ii very large share of the
reading ol l the people from day to
_ day. '
' .-it a very mods-.rate estimate any-
` where from ten to fifteen thousand
iic\\'apiipt~rs are circulated in Prince
l<1d‘.\'nrd Island dliily. ln many cases
_ li\‘c or inorn persons pc1‘use some
._ portion ofthe single copy. Some
` faniilies peruse two or three daily
Q iivwspapers, besides other serial liter-
ature secular und religious. 'I‘l1ou-
sands read the newspapers who read
 little else, and it is safe to say that
i all the books, good, had and indiller-
ii out that are reiid niake up but u
izonipairatively small portion of the
peoplc's reading.
'l`lic some condition prevails largely
throughout Canada and the reading
uorld beyond. The age is one of
iu~w.4|uip|~r rn-.:idL‘rs, and newspaper
lizirc very inurli to do in niouldin
the iiiiiiiiinif-a :ind the opinions of th
_people uho read thein. It is it com
uirin suyiiig: \.h:1t. ii innn is known by
thi- i-onipzinv lu- km pa. lt isnt least
'_' .__" ____.____._'____.i____ _'__'_i_4_ partly tru:-l.li:if :i loan is kiiowii by
I Maslonic Mm
thitlielitiws
knights ei Pylhia
\5'_}
and other Society lim-
blenis in R_iugs,Locl<ets
and Pins.
the iii-\\:'.i»;ipi~i's and hooks lui |-vitd
:ind uiih ivlioin his iuinil ki-.i-ps coin
piiiiy_ tllisi~l'vl-. also tliut nioi-il. of our
and ot' the polit.lc:il papers :thou
 ninr-t.y nine out ol' tlir- hundred ar
i one political party or the other. An
 ii liiriw. proportion of the party news
 piipi-r.~:, but by no ini-iius :ill oftliein
 nrt- i-xtri~nu' in llu~il' views.
il -lo, \\li:il.t'\‘cl' policy ilicy may adopt
'i thc |»art.y piipi-ri-i uphold and defend
 while ilciioiiiii~iiu.'_ with unfip:irin_i: se
'- , ii»rit_\' the siiyiiiirs, doings :ind polir.
lol thu iippofiilier prirlv. ln l`ollowiu
,_ |u~i~ linii tiikcii and lun-i inuieuvored
niiiintaiu and it. has niet. with ii i ii.
. ' :che i.cd ie ure if ublic iiro- _
WN ` U H as 1 li “H of Scotland, or teaching Presbyter-
|ii~\~'i~'|i:ipt~i':: in (':imid;i are political,
_V iiiiiiiiccessfiilly, the right of our Pr
4 Ji.” _ .. _ _ _ _
 h  ____ ____ _ '1‘UE.svAv. JUNE »». ma
 (Iaw . --.   -» Y
_ FOR AN INDEPENDENT PRESS.
lprovincial elections.
There are newspapers and newspa-
pers. Many are controlled by one
poll-tical party or the other, the con-
trolling stock in their publishing
companies being held by politicians.
Others are controlled by trusts, com-
bines or corporations. Still others
are owned and controlled by indivi-
‘duals who have personal ambitions
or pecuniary ends to serve. William
Randolph Hearst has a chain of news-
papers in the principal cities of the
United States. One well known pub-
lic man owns four or_f`lve daily news-
papers in the Maritime Provinces.
None of these newspapers is or can
controlled, or which has purchased o
established them.
lcrnment or (ipposition, or of money
ui corporations. It lives by favor o
judgment is liable to err, are base
s
,Z upon conviction. They are not con
E trolletl by money token over th
_ counter, or by the patronage give
. or withdrawn hy tha biggest ndvci
tii.'»n'. '1`his iii the attitude which 'l`h
\':il.
L 'lliii fliinrdiaii has not feared i
C luke the unpopular or thi- losiu
3_ <lc'.‘ot'_-il to the iiilvovaicy or defence of f*i‘l“ Wh?" Pl`l“0iPl" Wal* All Stillllh ll
,1 fought for prohibition- when pan.
_ leaders on both sides and ine cnt.:
_ press of the Province were oppose
to it.. We have always opposed th
\
 Wli:iI.i~\'i-i- the pai-ty li-:i1lt~|'ii nay or llhlh lll‘Uit%\fl'»iVf‘.`f»1H`iil hl`0Ui?,l\l2 in by calendar and see that Sabbath .lime
_ one party and ,iunintuined by th
_ other. Against powerful corporate ii
_ tercstu we have advocated, thong
,_. vin(-e and people to remiouub
he “dependent” Thfy speak for the to the select company of those robed
party, the corporation or the private as pi-¢5¢ribed_ 7
and often sinister object or ambition
of the interest. by which they are
The iiidepenfent pies? is free "O31 made through the press that the Rev.
these tramme s. It neither fears t e James Mcnougnu and the Ue,,_ Daw
frown nor courts the favor of Gov- iel M¢[_e|m were to pi-emi, in Canoe
the people \?s‘!"We'lfare it seeks
Its editorial pinions, fallible though It is genemuy known that trouble
they may be, for the best human existed between the people of Canoe
d Cove and Rev. James McDougall, the
n l<‘it1.gerald the case wus settled, one
fliuirdiiin ua an indi-peiuleni. newspa- ,,h,,,,ld ,|,,si,~e t,, »\,e,,,. mm f0,.t,,igh¢__
T0 ly and that those of the members o
(i
g Sundays. Mr. Mollougall preached in
"' tion of anyone, or to raise a prejn
‘nor is either party likely to be quite
ready at so early a date as July 18.
'l‘omorrow.will be electioin day in
Nova Scotia. As 'Governments go'
the Murray .Administration has ai
creditable record, hut that there are
some who desire a change is shown,
by the fact that every seat is being'
contested. `
CORONATION CELEBRAT'IO‘N$ &c.
Sir:-I have every reason to believe
the regulation prescribing black suits
beaver hats and white gloves willl
very greatly curtail the size of the
procession. It is not reasonable to
expect that those who are minus
these things should incur the extra
outlay. And knowing as we all do
thc great kindness and goodness of
heart of the Royal House of Great
Britain we are sure they would great-
ly prefer the large concourse of the
common people “clad.in their hdst”
GEORGE ORMAN.
AN EXPLANATIUN.
Last week the announcement was
- (love Church on Sabbath, June 11th,
I within half an hour of each other.
This caused a good deal of confusion
' in the minds of a number of people.
_ mutter going so far as to be brought
before the courts, but through the
9 igood advice of His Lordship Justice
._ of the conditions being that the Rev.
9 .Y-limes ‘McDougall he allowedi to
` preach in the church to such as
_ l‘i.uoe (love (lhurch who desire to
luire another minister of the (.‘.liurch
ian doctrines, to have the use ofthe
church for such purpoiieii on other
L_ the church on hlubliath the 12th
March and Flubliatli Ztith M|irt'.li.i\nd
-Y members of the Canoe (love (lhurcli
0 eiigaged the services of llev. Daniel
.1 McLean who proiiched in the church
C for the first i~luhbal.h service on April
2nd last. Anyone can refer to the
e llth was Mr. Mcl.eii|i‘n regulu.r ser-
,_ vice as announced by hiui from the
,_ pulpit two weeks previous.
l do not write this at the sugges-
le dice against. anyone, hut in the in-
ill'
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Dining-roorn chairs, high back at 57. 65 and 75c.
at 85, 95 1.00, 1.20 upto 1.75 each.
l`)ining~roo1n c iairs se _ . ,
with leather seats, latest design for $14.00 set.
Lawn chairs of every description, red, green brown
2.75 to 4.50 each. _
At oak rockers, very stylish and inodern desi
backs, polished. Prices from 4 5o to 10,50 each.
Prices from 5 5o to 14.50 each.
U74
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s
Sit llnwn and Make Yourself llomlnrlalile
Kitchen chair, plain white, 'double rungs, all hardwood at 4oc each.
Dining-room chairs, high back, double ruugs, brace arms, golden finish
Y' ` l ' ts of six one arm chair- and five others, surface oak
Dining-room chairs set of six, one arn1_ chair :ind five others, qt.. oak,
leather seats: one pauuel back in each chair, price $18.00 set.
Other prices, sets of six $2o_oo, 2 5.oo, 30 on,_35.oo and 40 oo, best designs.
and golden with slat,
canvas, duck and cane Seals at prices from 55c to 3.00 each _ _
Lawn swings, very strong, all hardwood, double seats, just the thing for a
lawn. can easily be folded and stored for winter, price $9. 50.
i Sittings room chairs in oak, cobbler seats, polished, latest designs from
pan nel and whole
Parlor eliairs in birch,m:1hogany, polished, covering of silk and plush.
G. ll. Taylor
lit'
I Jeweler
-I F
ltlit-ir li-:iih‘1'.-'. tlu- p;i|'l._\' pnp|ei':~:do
'lu~>iitnle- :~_I. liiiics to turn itgiiiiis
l
ltlii»i|' fornicr rizrord. Less than
llreiinrzitioii since, when the Mucken7»i
Live   that
At Piei_nird.’s
'l`liere’S lili; 'ind
heat in li’icli';ii‘il’s
Ci >al.
Try' a ton and
be convinced.
iit1o\'e.i~niiu-tit. in order to nuike good
tlif- ciistiiiiis t:il'ill`, the (‘oiisci'vnt.iv
_t-iit<»rin;_: \_\u>tl;'_e of protect_ioii."
lo:-l.iiii|.
. about and become its apologists an
ilrdifiitlers, becalise the party leader
fit:oiceii_ the attitude of the Lihera
origin and introduction in the Unite
liingdom and Vanada thc ballot wa
press of Prince Fiiivard Island lo
tlclicit proposed u. .s'li_i_(ht iiici'c:isc o
pi'i-ss joined in :i rliorus iigaiiiieit “th
/\
n:ilii had iu‘l‘.o|i\c the eliiuiipioiis ol`
the iiociillt-d national policy of pro
ly lu-\v.~|i.i|iei`s, after l::iviu;g denounc-
ed protection during ii period o
tivunty years, have turned to the right
a liiberiil measure, but the Libcra
,|_ tlirougli freight rates and the con
t :itructiou of the 'f`uuncl. We hav
,, contended earnestly against extrava
f now iiiilltiplying in the hind as nevc
,_ bi‘fore, against' salary grabs and cor
l. ruption in high places. We fnvorre
ciprocity, not because one party pro
very few years later these same jour- \"’»*“’5 Und the 0Ul0l` l>“I`tY OPPDBW ing rods in the city. We can also fit
it, but because we would like tg sec you out with any article _for trouting
_ trade barriers broken down and dc
ln like nninncl' :ill the |.ilicr:il piir _
under it.
time to time differ from one or an
,i other opinions expressed in these col
~S iunns, but we trust they may no
found it convenient, in playing thc llllll U"-‘m N55 i“t°f`¢5f-i“K 011,'-h’1li&C
party ;_'o,uic, to adopt and extend ‘fihlllli “F CU¥\Cl\\d€ that fl" h0“€Sf» $2 00, sailors, $100 to 300 crash
_ _ _ ~ ' - $. ;
,il-.,1_[-(-_tp,,,_ Nut ti, ,multiply in. independent expression of opinion on UHCS. 751:.; linen, 45ic. up. Brown’s _
1 the news and public questions of the The Home Ol Gofffl H8158- 6-1202i. Line" l'H1t9~ _ PYWGS “YC Vefl’ 1`el'\90“' Manager
_ lzoreiit of tlie-i,rutl\ and in the hope
L ting anyone from being falsely ac-
,._ gance in public affairs, against not occur again, I remain
5 triiats. monopolies and combines, \ourS, &c.,
i' »
(`nuoe (‘ove.
iiiire to see one of the main props o
ilu protec-tion systcni knocked lroni non Drug Co., corner Great George
f lllany of our readers .must from ' ' "_'
t like or what price you are able to
_ that it may he the nienns of |>@i-iiiit..
' cused. 'l`rusting that the like may
Nhllli MCKE-Ni7.ll1l
_ 72-People say that we have the
best and cleanest assortineiit or fish-
_ such as lilies, reels, flies, etc. (fur
stock is all new. Our prices are rea-
sonable. Please 1-all. '|‘he MacKin-
:ind Kent Sits. 1 drtf_
_ “_Y'our summer hat is here-we pick-
ed it from the best that was offered
- us. No matter what material you
_ PHY. wc can suit you. Panamas,
$4.00 to $9.75; stiraw dips, 50a. to
0
l
,,,.€fe,- tu take the 0ne.B,ded party W8»F€. medals. plus, badges, station- a success or io our pa rons an
PATONS 
"Rexall "D3" I-lair Tonic should he
feet hair health. It quickly rids the
scalp of dandrutl and tones up the
hair roots growing new hair. 50c
Rexall Store The
used by every one who desires per-.._._..
Owing to the big Sat.iii~iliiy papcr_
El
advertisers are requested to have
their changes of ads. in not. later
than 10 a. ni. on Fridays to insure
insertion the following day.
“You'll have to see Drown's huts
if you want head comfort during the
summer months. You can select from
the best the world can produce in
‘.ii‘;‘..tl..:t. stir.   Lay 5 By Some Money
For the Future. Young Man
The 0anads_Life Assurance is s help to an young man. It
is the best. possible investment. returning dohars for csntn in
vested, is t. ebest protection you could secure for those epend
ent upon you, costs very little but brings great returns. fl‘he
very act hat you are wide-awaksenough and physically fit to
have your life insured will liftyou in the estima ion_ of business
rnen. _ The payments are vary easy and can be suited to your
individual means. Oall in to ay agid uae what the Uanadu Life
has to offer yuu~the Canada Life is the strongest cu|npany_on
the continent.
Pnnamas, Dips, Sailors, Crash and
|lrcss of this l'roviiicc in regard to l\0\\l` is Uf H0 Value- We have U 1-Carter & (-0 Awe-,t» 1 ' (;.12d‘>i ‘ '”*“ ' l
ballot. voting may be cited. In its \l\_\=1\”I`0l Wiih U10” WHO dill0\‘ ll‘0m stock of fireworks. flagri, ldliiiriiesfeiirgyg, --* P' E' I' Branch
<1 us in opinion, or with those who Japanese laterns, coronation china- “Our One Price System is proving C H  specid Agent _
` I ` f l th t tl l ° ' ’ '
‘l
S _ . ery. D051: cards, king & queen pictiir- ourselves. We honestly think it is ' '
r enough to get. ‘We know before we Coronation Day Celebration. See ing business, H_ H, B,.,,,,,,,-_,_ The
_  Off _ ros
‘~
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l }"i||t"f`u|'i| flu
l`¢ ‘ \\' -llr
A.PlckardaCu
leaders has not hesitated to oppos
the introduction of the ballot in fact should give additional value to
views and opinions which are not
Livery Stables I
J. G. WORTH
Proprietor.
l"i|'_i4t (lliiss
Siiigli- und llonlil-
'|` -: ins.
|’l\onv llll l’rin ' .' .
.52 L‘linr|iiLt»-Lo\\ii.
ii- ld! mo
_.--~ . ..__.-,-~_~v-_-»-  . - -
oois l
A good iiiiflnyiwiiiciri' do not
appreciate the remarl;able
"Stand-up" quality of our
walking boots till they have
been wearing them :i few
months and notice how they
hold their slinpc.l‘i\'ery pair of
Slater Boots
is made equally well with care-
ful lasting, up-to-date work-
manship, aud honest uizitcririls
in the hidden parts. The
 lard of Quality holds good
all through the stock, and in
recmnnicnfliui_- thc-ui to our
custoniers. \\/e :ire sure of
thorough satisfaction and more
business later.
Prices from $4.00 io $6.00
9,
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'i i'i’;¢ és*
\L‘\
_ ._T_/'._
 //of.  _
_ng ____._ _  .pr
_, " ,  .V  _ nien are opposed to the reciprocity
- _  agreement. lil. M. l\'lcD-onald, M. P.
<__ " a   for Picton is rt-.ported to he among
.-
_ WE put the best
'ol' lcziilu-rs :ind l
most skilful work-
xnuusliip into llurlt
Shoes. 'l`liiii’:i why
/hwy riluin Ill: ir .rmiirf
_\/nip. during their long
lili-.
TIIF. ll/\R'l"|` BOOT St
SlI()li (20. LIMITEI) `
Fredericton - N.B.
‘ ' Cannda’s Best
,.-
grcatest agencies for good in Cana
da :ind never more required than in
the somewhat 'critical period through
which the country is now passing.
N()'l`l*]S.
A . . i, _
` '=i{`.1~._ 3"” \ _
i i > .- `\°-`; '-3,2. \ It is a wcll~knowu fact that a
number of prominent Liberals in
liiberul lioverinucut's policy in re-
gard to the (luuadlan navy, while n
.- '  ~.`». li " . . .
-' _ ‘,,Lf.'.“.i=~' .,.. _,._ » ics? \ ' ' » .
“"‘ "“*"’ “' ""‘- _l .!_~‘.1__.__;-___ - r Charlottetown stand opposed to the
i.-si J ' _ " ' ' '
large number of the well-known party
the active nicu among the repieneu
tutive liiberiilu of his l’rovince who
do not see eye to eye with his old-
time lead:-rs in ri-.gai'il to that ini-
portant question. 'Phe revolt of ii
large number of weiiltliy and promin-
ent liiherals of Toronto against the
trade agreement was' a salient fea-
ture of the news a few months ago.
lt; must be a matter of some concern
within the party as to how these
losses can he nuide good.
The Examiner professcs to have in-
side adviccs from Ottawa to the el-
' f (M. ...~._<`¢:l.‘.t
5-zzdmwtf. .
is sincere in its expressed desire to
tion, so as to give the growing West
titled. Anyway, neither party is yet
quite ready for a general election,
years past, at the bidding of its read what the party view upon al- their big display- 6-13diw One Price Store. 0--12d2i_',
able Drop in to l3rown's today ll  W K 
1 View' The mere pany View 1° easy GB. ki0K's letters etc other gaods for the culv satisfactory method of do- |,,___ I
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e must; any question Iwill be. That ---v~v.... ...__ ___
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l this quite improbable We are in- R b , ,Fh
f. l t f. lf. f l -
tiheriirdoniiiiilciiiatiliin)iii)0til1iinreiip(i‘iicitry Week I)0nt Inlqs the Cha,IlCe Lofne tgday
lllillllllllllllllllll ||||||l . mf-<1___fé_»§___1°_-_i_;1___§;>__ifhfeégvgfxiiI T h C a  i 0 _n R I I 0 t  tin .g f Ore- --
6-i dzi
llr Mens Tw_eed Pants at
Boys' 2 pc. Suits
" 5 pc. Suits
Men’s Tweed Suits
“ Fey Tweed Suits
“ Worsied Suits
- Craveneiie Rain or` Shine Coats
'll
W
$4.00’  .nd  first pass a measure of redistribu- _  Queen Street.
D, Gofdon Q co the representation to which it is en- "`i"*i"' _ “A  Cul. Of  Way but  pays t0  h
_ Having just concluded a most successful Sales Campaign we hnd on go-
ing t_h1'ough our Stock, that we have on hand various odd lines of M€ll’S allfl
Bg§_S_ weafmll Al)P3l'9_|- lh€Se vie wa__nt to Cleat' 0lll qlllcli and are therefore
o ering tiem for TIIIS W€€k 0l\ly at prices lower than the Raw Material can
_ _ __ - Y V Y framed for party purposes or merely ' ~
A "1 V .to serve political ends. We believe ~ E T
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