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Casting
Lines
We bought direct from
the largest makers in
the world 'saving the
middle n1an's excessive
charges and at each of
our different prices give
better values than you
_ eanobtain elsewhere.
54 i Extra lfoops
-I F-_-.\
Are on each cast cost-
ing 25 cents ,or over".
Best casts are in wax
papers which prevents
changes of teniperature
c losing injury. Prices
run
l0c up to L00 each
_l_ G. lamieson
Druggist
and Fishing Taclzle.
1 _,
lf Not
Why not
lf you have not the right
time it is because your
watch is not it time-keeper,
__ 0 __
\\'hv not get otie of our
carefully tinted and rated
“Special” Wilt. lies, guaran-
teed togive pe tect satis-
faction.
all prices
G. H. Taylor
Jeweler & Optician
Phone 553- J
&R\ .
i _
 Perfect Silverware
il Three things that unite in making
perfect all knives,forks,spoons,
 "ll_4l°li6ili"ii§dslosI'
.» ui if '
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Q' are beauty, quality and expert
I: workmanship-th_eresult of|6t
years experience in the making
-- of finest silver plate.
' , Best lea sets, dishes, waiters,
1 l elc., are stamped '
" MERIDEN BRITACO.
soi.n nv Lsiintno nimasits
"Jilwr Plan that Wears"
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nuit'i`i inure iiitercsting than the good?
Sir John Macd'oni<ihl was pre-clnini;~nt- hold the int_cl‘cst` in l"n.rli‘um-cnt for
ly the null* num of his time to 11111111;
cxccllvlit l.ihcri§ pii1'tyjoiirnu.l.~', and
at thc snznc tiniv, wits it most inter. lthcir columns if wc had non thc hiutl
cstin;: tigiirc and the Grlilnd~ (lid Man
in ull thc \'cl‘ziciolis organs of Con-
servut sin, At the lust fiuileral ull,-c. 'ui
tii.n much was heard of the bad mcn politics .intercstin;;, and they know
on both sldcs.‘ ‘F‘ostcr\ I<"owlci',
Vrockrtt :ind Ames, were hyi merit know, that in politics it is licttiw to
raiscd to that had etiiinc-lice on one lil
.side and Sir t<`redcrick Borden, Em-
merson, 1’ii;:sli-y mild Brodeur on thu ll
ot.licr_ 'l`lu»y wcri» sill i‘c-olvrtlcll »cx-,
i'r‘pt_ l\lr. l<`i\\\'li~t' null in nlivst. ciiscsl
by iiici‘l-a.<i»il iniijoritiis, \vlictlii\i'l`
tri in :.'iltniriilion on th-it part: ol' tht;
pcoplt- for t_lu~ir hailncss, or more
proba.ily because the peoplo did not'
lwliiwc they were morally so nlutclit as  1*"
thvy wtrv painted, or it. may ne lic-
<‘ziii.~c thc vrry vil‘lili~iici\iif thi: ut-` M
till-ks iipi_n thein served to win thnnil
sympathy. And so we have the bad ~
man in I’arliatucnt und tlicexcelli=n‘t
piil‘tyjoii|‘niils go on from day to
ll ty ultrl'n:\tcly l»li1ck-ivzisliing :intl l
wliitc\\'asliiii<_: thfini. Thcy arc :il-
wiiys in thc, piihlic cyc, wliilc thc
THURSDAY, MAY 1:11909.
AN lNDlC'l‘MEN'[` AG `AlNS'I‘ 'PHE “GO l’Iil‘IA(`~HERS."
There have hccn tor some tiiiie' in t
Prince Edward Island a nulnber of of thvse mne,-an¢_S_ It adds; -'we
professed rvliizieus tfriwhvrs vhfivusly can attention- to this new because
known as “Go Preachers,” "N0` these people driven out of Qngland,
Sect," and “No Church." Several H
corrcopondeiits have written us dc- ,,
u<>ll'nCini»Z t'lll‘il` <ll‘l\l°`i\'0 fwch‘l“l¢`\" Und’ carts one whit. tor the body or soul
Dfilcl-iC¢?¢'l~ Th” 1395 iSSl\0 Uf Thfb of another to put the cold convincing
Thoologiic, published by the students logic U; fucgs bm,” the people, that
of U10 Pl‘€‘Sl1YUl‘l°iHi1 COUBKG HBUIBX the suitleringsi worse than death oi
011llSfl1l`U\0F f1¢U‘“fi‘"1 t0 lille Sub* unsuspecting converts niuy not be'
ject. The Tlreologuei states it has repented he,-,~._»' -
_ i
rcocivixl sworn declarations from
Ipswich, ldtiglaiid, iittlestcll by twlzlve U
overseera ol’ the poor, and annpug 8
other ilorunrcnts n warning signeil hy. prims_
forty o\'cr>1t~ci‘.~; ol the poor, expoesiuig
'l`lil‘l HAD MAN IN P(
.\`i» i'i~.'iili~r of tho more unless rcli-- honcst good fniiin is for|_;ottl=n,
nhlo and vcracioiis political jninpnuls The had man utter nn election docs
of <‘ii|iuiln can have failed tu notice
thc htrgc phwc that the bud man “'
liolils in public iitluirs und prttfis dis- L"
riissioiis. When we speak of bud men
wit do not mean that they are really
iininoriil, dishonest or corru~p`t. We
merely mean that they are itdjudged
to 'nc our or other or all of tliesci "ttyl
their political opponents and for
inrrty pi1l'poi~>es. This siilft of 'liad .
niun ;:i'-ts inuch free and urrtlnitteringl
notice at political meetings duringl
t-it-t-tions and afterward in Pnriiicl
incnt. wlicti it sits, and all the tinio`
in the piiliticiil papers. lle must
needs in* attackcii and he must iiiwlls
nc dclcndcd, und thc attack and dn-
fciirr oi-cupy the time ot niziuy ahh:
:ind \'i\r.~:;itilc writ_e'ri-i to suoh an ev
tent that the good mian in public lifc,
of wlioni we trust there are sotnie few itlicir support for next time. Anyway,
siirvivors, i'<-ceivcs but. scant. li,>t.ii:c. 'what woiilid politics he withoirt it lit-
W
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Alter all, ure not wicked people tl
not seein quite so had as before,
irnl cstitniition. Tlierci is a
had man "points with pride" to his
U\8l0l`itY~ He may have bought it,
or have been floafted in upon a sea
of beer, but whether hc has been
give this had man whom they havo
voted out. 'l‘h<‘.y did not really want
-to hurt him, are halt sorry they hit
him, and are quite rei»iily to pi'oini'si-_
scandal now and than ? What would
cvcn threc months, or what woiilll' tho
cxccllont party journals find to till
nion to attack and defend? We
Icoiilil not get along without our had
ho\v to plliy it. And this also they
‘lic int'nt.ionl~d. Advi~rtisin;: pays, and
tiii-kiiil is itlwiiys t~:trt>niioiisly dc'tt-_nil-
i' i ri in-‘ 4 \iiii».i ii \ ni- '|'oi icluv \
i i l \\ i in it l
'fi-.iiila .l t‘|n-ni~v iiiiilti-~ onili lluil lil' is witiiii'
iiirliu-r i»l'thi~ tii-in nfl". .l.t lu~|ii~_\‘ & I ‘ii , ilitiuil
|iii~iiii~s~ inthi: (‘l\y ot"l`oliedii, l`ouii' _\' and .~'luti~
'ii i»:\'l<: lil'xiini~;|» in »i_i..»\iii-'_ for t-in-it iiutl
l 1 'uri "ii_-i~ iii' Valiil-ill. tliiil i-.iunol ln- <~ui'i'il li;
it i|~< nl H Ili 4
ini il s ltl lii\ fn inlni 4
iSi-:.\i,l A, W. Gl.l'i.\!~`lJ.\'.
ll:ill'~ t`;\t:ii‘i‘l\ (`iir~ is latkcii iiili-i-i»it|l_\'.
iiiil .ivtsilii-i-i~tl_\' niion tlicliliioil iinil iiiiii-oils
.iiit
ot lhi \l i
|i»-i- _ |'. .|.\`lll‘I,\'l'I\. ' ‘ii,, 'i1lcilii, ,
*old hv :ill lIri||:i_'i-l ~ Tfii-
he im-moral teucliings and practices
re scouring the Maritime Provinces,
nd it is the duty' ot every man who
This is strong langtiage, hilt not:
io strong in taco of the documents
nd allegations- which thc Theologuo
)LITlt`Ali A l"l“AlllH.
hcther elected or detcated. lf elect-
l. that counts lor inuch in the gen-
idc belief in electoral abso1nti0n,'1‘h0
aialicd in or washed out he feels
cancr than he was.
Like .]tino’s v-irtue, which a dlp or
two
Ir. -#clue blest toiintaln made as
ll0\‘\'.
Tho electors iirc prone also to for-
e ullcgcdl crookedncss, or i-icnining
cn. 'l`hcy ht-lp to make the i:,alind‘,u{
‘ \'il.:iiro\i.~;ly nsisi'-.ilid than not to
ii~ piirty ninn who ls fcrocio'usly nt-
ss
g  \...
oi c.~uld. iinil llinl .said firm \\'ill|‘i\,v thi' ruin
» _ - ` nll`s ('ut;ii~ ,`\|t- i~
l"lt.-\NI{ .l, l‘llI-I.\`l<IY
*writ-it to bie(i\|~~ nic ix|lil.-iiliwi ihcll in |n_\‘ |\ii~.~
~~ ti I it ,' o ~l~i- -' _ ii i Mi.
.\'n'i'.iit\' l'i'ni.ii-
‘mi-~ ' - -_ - i~|| ..\'t-nil for ti-~’liniu'|ii\l~.
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l`i\ki- llull's l"itinil,\` l’il|~ l'l_\l'i'oli.~tiln\lio||
 
Beer & Weeks --FURNITURE and llou
TO-DAY Clearanc
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profit.
biiil yoiirself.
se Furnishings' i
e Sale of
 dd Curtains!
li andsonie Nottingli a
diictions from our reg
l dont- this spiiugf.
Our exeelleiit values are generally well known, we itiiport our eur-
tains direct froin the largest inanufacturers, are satisfied with a small I
The red ucell prices are about as followsz-
t 4
More than seventy five (75) pairs of `
on sale this morning at substantial re- l
Oni- pair only to t-nrh pltlterii - -
ircuiviifloin; curl :tin st-lling wi-_`\-i~
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in lace ci1rtains_ go _
ular lo\v prices.
""‘_`:‘_'_"_"”__‘_`Ql1ll__1"lf_"‘l@f"l“` prise all the best polislics made,
Til"-`HN“gg¢‘lH im lmisllhh dl`C~*-`i` 5-_"il-‘l'»"ll'5l . -  _ _ .__ "f Mill' 22- |909. which will contain con ins for sixt votes or tweilli
IN Y _
' ' W' ‘r in ciicli of thc il srctliins, thc total issiiri to he 24 puévu, including!
 "Hll00iiil" scctltiti__ with "spcciwl" _articles by Tho Daiiglitcrs ol the,
' ' ' " *Ginn T undci'st.itnil that tho nett recripts from abovo will lie IM' ll"
Emi
‘\l\-,,,,\,.d ,\-',.,, ,;,.,,_§ ,,,_,,,,| nm, ,m,_km in “Anti 'l‘ilhcrciilos-is lVl`ovcincnt."
~ - M . -.iw--.i  -- i 
l)fl~Ck3rd5‘ Clmlbluauollt [ml ‘Ind i\)llrLt:tl|'sl~il`l‘iilii.)ililllici|iliillfilllliwilllllnliill"ill'illi;ll
Black 250 N`l"I:;|"lhl;iLl'tli~:l' iiil`ili'iin|tii|i| \\rill-_ iiiui send 
,__ _ ____._ _ 
And we can assure you that you’ll ind genuine bargains ainongst Packards'Coinhinalioiiox-blond loo
` this mornings offerings. Packni-ds’ pnsif; ox blood ioc
$1.35 odd citrtaitis Silo; $2.25 Odd curtains $1.80 . 
1.50 odd ciiitains i.ao _ 2.40 odd curtains 1.90 
1.60 odd ciil_tzli:l.'»' [.25 2.75 Odd Curtains 2.20
1.7; odd cnrtiiins i./to 3.25 odd curtains 2,50
2.oo odd curtains l.6o ~f- _-5.80 odd curtains 3.00
2 zo odd ciirtiiins 1.75 4.oo odd curtains 2.75
*ll fl l
Everett and Barron s U. N. C. 25c
° Also Everett and liarron`s liquid
for travelling at 40 and 5oe per box.
BEE WEEKS i
Snccessoss to Mark V\/right Furn`g Co. G 0 F F B R 0 S
Walter Wellman, the Chicago news-
paper man, is about to make at third
attempt to reach the polo in a illrilli-
lilc balloon. If he really sets out UV"
the polar regions, it will lic a coura-
geous venture, and everybody will
wish hiiti success.
_,___
Str Edward Morris after it strenu-
ous election campaign npp€u\`=i W
have won u signal victory in New-
foundland. At this distance few
persons understand mitch of the local
issues which were before the ncoplc cf
thc Ancient Colony, or the respi-_:tive
merits of the contending leaders and
lmrties. We have bein accnstoncd to
tlilnk of Sir Ro=`n_ert: Bond as nn i.blc
and reputable public man. But it
‘lic could not win U majority livst .`-.',»-
\'9‘f1lU€I' when he had power and put-
l`0l15-lic in his hands lt wivs hardly tn
hc expected lie would win with his
*>Dl‘\\'H@n¢S in power. The i'c>uilt ot the
clcction in the triutnpli ol thc Morris
Diirty seems to have tn-cii pri-tty gcu-
¢`l`i\llY 0Xl)€Ct9d in (lliiiittlii.
'l`EllltIlll.l\] MASSA(`llli} lil‘Il’()ltTl*Ii)
BEIRIFT, May 12-The recent riot-
ing in the vicinity of Marash has laid
waste the entire district. Marash, it
seems, was npared, for only a. few
persons were kill-ed, but within sixty
miles to the southwest 16 villages
with ii population of eight thousand
souls were practically wiped out..
The only survivors are boys under
ten and old women. The girls were
carried away and thc men killed,
Telegraphic reports declare thu hun-
ilry and nalcrd to nuinlirr 14,000. lut-
nicdiate relief is reiiuilrd. The inter-
ior districts are still far front s~ct_t;ll'd
and from all directions the most
ltciirtrenilering accillints irnd appeals
are being receivvd hero,
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'l‘Wl~lN'l‘Y M`l<}N l>l{tl\VNli}|l.
l’IT’l`HBUltG, May 12 -Twenty pci'
sons are missing-all boini.: ilrownliil
wht-n ii. gasoline lnlincli sunk in tin-
Oliio river.
lit' thirty occupants of thi- hoat on-
ly ten cscnpull. The vit-tinis were out-
ploycs of the Steel (‘onlpi1'ny. Tlicy
worked ovcr'tilnt- and lctt tho works
to cross the river in li liiilnch. The
lu.unI'h was intended for not over 20
persons, but all the nirn crowdirll in.
Tlier<~ was no cxplosition and no lcnk
'l‘hc hoatt simply sunk bcncatlv the
we-ight it had hccri hfnrini.; and went
to the hott.o~in_ 'l"|ic voi't_cx i'i'c:iti'd
took litany of the men down with it
Others nttcmpbod 1os\\'ii\\fusliori>,
hut. were chilled by thc cold water,
aril tiecume exhausted.
Wllil. lll<7l‘llli}S}<iN'l‘ .\llt~"l`lli\l.|.\.
i\ll'}l.ll(\llltNl<], May l.L-The Minis-
tti' of Defence, Hon. Pearce Watson,
will reprcsciit. Australia at thedc-
fcnco coiifi'rciii‘l‘. "
l
.shipment of Paris hats. 'Plicsc nowl
hats embody all the late style pointsl
iinil each one is a model. The latvst
:und most di':~'ii'anlc styles in all
<-liisscs of iiiillliicify have item pro-
vided ltcrl- in uiost. gcnei'oin~‘ tiiiiinti i
ly contplctc. Colne and see our huts.
We fccl sure yon will innkc ii pur-
vliane for wc have thc clioircst inil-
linnry ever ollcrod at this st.i»rr-_. Jas.
Paton & (io. 5- 7iltl'.
“Handsome French pattern hats,
bought personally- this seun0n._ We
are featuring a special lim-_ of plirirs~,
ing French pattern hats as niimcd
above. These are hiindsotuc iinpiirtcil
niollels, and it sold in the ordinary
way would cost quite a good dciil
more. But by placing a very large
order early wc are able to give our
customers thc benefit ot these vcry
low figures. Weekly Shipments ilrc
constantly increasing the size of our
ti-tins about 250 of the most. attrac-
tive dcsigns to hc, scrn this smlsoii.
For hiizh-grade millinery nt. it do
conservatively recommend this line.
Jas. Paton & Co. 5-7dtt,
Get A ShineiOn
Our stocl: of shoe dressings coin-
iii; in Tan and lilack loc
The rain will not effect this
polish given by Nugget.
‘ackai'ds' Lallics' special a self
shiucr 2Si‘
Packiirils’ patent ercatit 25c
l’ackards‘Conibiiialion pony size loc
Haekards' lilack'O liaste loc
’ackards’ French glycerine a self
liiiiet' IOC
’aekards‘ white liquid loc
l’ack:irds' wliite O loc
\ hittcinoie sgill edge (American)
Paste, brusli and .Sclvy in tin
These dressings preserve the
onger.
7' For good dressings as well as good
i -“'10”-<~
_ 4 ,_ V _ g. . r f~ .,
.Last wL_l,k we rL,,,m\,,,,1 mmuurllil alid cry tow as good llie s.in\e
nip, onion, lcttiicc, rndisli, cnciinihcr
scoils too niilniiriuls to ini-lation. Also
tics and the assortment is nhsoliiia- ,i_»,y_ _}_ ,y_ (my ,Q g‘,,,n_
}\iirsii;iiu~i‘ i\l` thi' :lrt lil' iln'l»i'|'»oi'iitoi\l :i
g piililil- ini-i-liir_i; of iill tlic i'i\ii|rllJ\i|iii's ln
exhibit and the present <l\SDla_vi~.on- tin- in-in.-.~ i-:.itt.i.-.i isianii iliwpiiitt “ali
ln- lil-lil iii thi' |\;irliu' ol`llie \`i\i|ii_i;' M\‘ii's
t'l|rl~ii;iii .\~~\it~i.|lioii, i`li.ii>lotit-to\\'n on
cidcdly reasonable cost, we riin niost Thursday, May  
_ ' ' " _ ' 'p|il_\' lo '
:tt llic limit' ot S it in. ilu llic piirplist' of 5-mhluocldl CAR\ELL BROS
.__ _ ____ ___ l‘li‘t'tiilg t|‘iislt'i~s for tlii* i_fo\'i~i'l|tiii~i\t 0l` g
llii~ iiistitiitioii in ;irt'ivi-il;l|n~i- “ith tho --r-~-~~-------~_-~ »..__..;_  ._ _.- -_ ” ‘Q
li_\i'~lll\\'S, aiul for llii- Iluiitsilvliiiii of siivli
itllivt' lliisiiii-ss .is l~li.ill bi' l)i'iui)_;lil In-l`o|'i‘
||,¢ m¢c|;,,_,`._ il/\ll(lll'l`l‘]l{S (ll“ 'l`lll‘} l'Il\ll‘lltl<l, l’. (). ll()X 926, L‘.llAlill()'l"l`E'l`0WN-
_V  i " xi get “Unity” from New
Best
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eather and ttiake your shoes last L,O3.l
V g i ___iqsue§_. ' " Ii
'ri-iw criAnLo1'1°|i:'rowN GUARDIAN
MAt%RlED____
iaNiviX§éi';Ii`nNnn-lit the lainie or
the bride, Motint Pleasant, hot 13,
on May 8th, 1909, by ltev. Ernest
S. Weeks, B. D. Arteinas Wwll-01”
Enman of Enniorc Lot 10, to Mary
Ladncr daughter of the lute ltld-
ward Ladner. _
H()US'I`()N-H()US’l‘()N-In this citv.
May 12, 1909, by Rev. J. F. F1oyd,I
Edith Houston ot NortliiliUSti00YU,
ltendal A. Houston of Iiiisti_co_v_-il_lc.|
DIED.
SUTHEHLAND-At I’ul‘tall€ Rlmll.
St. I’etcr’s Bay, on Stuiilny, May
9th, 1909,.Uatlieriue, hclovcll wilu
ot Andrww Sutherland, in the 40th
year of her age.
C`
l)on’t you know
that every day
you neglect it, only
allows it to l\e¢0m¢
more deeply r00l¢il
in your lungs 7 _
Wine of Tar
Honey and
Wild Cherry
ig simply what its iuune
inplies.ll contains no OW'
att-s or other injnrioiis drugs.
and we alisoliitely i;iiarai1t.‘:e
‘ it to cure any form ol ccui-li,
gold, lironeliial trouble,
liiiskllioss, loss of voicc, and
any it-i-iluiioii or iiulainiua-
tion of the throator bi'uii\'lH1\l
tubes.
If it is not all wk- claiui
it to he, go buck tu your
dealer and ho will ri-turd
your iiloncy.
AT ALL DEALERS.
GET IT T0-DAY »
I.;i,rge o ov,liolth-_ leiioligll
fii' any oriliiiiiry cold) _¥5\`~
MANF'D BY
ails BAIRD C0..-lin.
@ MFG. CHEMISTS
Siuncthiniz to renienihcr-»-ttlnit Guy s
'n‘\v<~i"t l’ca Sciiil--t.lici'c are none hot-
ciin be said of their grand vnric1.ics
ot i.:i\i‘di\n peas, beets, carrots, [mrs-
wnx hcims, and ri grant niiiiiy orlici'
pli-:iso l'i‘itii>-inlirr wr- :irc in thc tnitrkrt.
for lnisiitrss c\'i~i‘y day excepting Sun-
 il' - ~tit_hs2itlil ii n\thsiiid&r.
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woonsrocit _ N.s. _  \ ~,___(
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Bear n Mind
There are niimberless Collapsible G0-Carts 0
the market all with more or less nierit; mostly less.
Jwikg
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Ist -Strength and Rigidity.
2nd-Easy One Motion Fold.
31-d-Quality of Rubber in Tires.
4th--Quality of Leather Cloth,
5th -General Appearance.
Paton’s No. I is strong on every feature nientioned
above and cost no more than any other “so called”
high grade Collapsible. To fold or collapse you
take hold of the nickel-plated bar in front and do
not soil your hands. lt s a beauty.
For small babies we have _aq line of Ideal
Carriages in reed and wood _bodies with hood or
parasol that challenges comparison.
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Annual Meeting
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S- S.  1909-
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l\lonilliy, lolli May Monday, i7th May
do z~llh M y do _init May
do 7tIi -_luito do lalh june
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do ioth july gtlth uy
do and August 9th August
do ihth August do eilrd August
<1" .win lingua tio ein september
do llllli Scpicnilior do 20th September
do 27th Septenibet' Saturday 2nd October
do itih 0.-tnbor do loin October
do _--'ith October do
do l~`tli November dn
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