loagerandiloee ‘ ___
ghm my gg||Q\-tn it lninuiy n nr can backward w nw
my mm M div! When the Domlnionof Ganadu had
its birth inthe midsumiiier of 1867. On
truly N 8°” ‘July 1 Ofthat year the four Provinces of
I
General, Hon. John A. McDonald became
thc flint' Premier, with the titular dis-
at I6 cents pcr
nice ham at
price which |
3 remain ofthe pgreat men who shared in
2 i' together and those who were in their
' period of n gencratlori that has since
-/\,.;§,.
5 Illtsltfwwjiil work and the workmen. British North
'- 'ii it is today, the right arm of n world-wide
'W l‘3llIDlre, but for the great achievement of
A  'l'hls work oi nation-buildlngseemed
slow and painful when in progress; it
____ involved something of sell'-surrender
  aninot least from our French-speaking
oc  ’ runjority dill'erlng from lhernin speech,
WITII in blood and religious faith. The
L E S T E R on trust. Even new after almost forty
P A viewed in detail. llutsuch u work must
y be judged “in l.in:i.\r|g\-," to be _iustly
Y S A  appreciated.
  ces increased to nlue;our then coinpnra-
 ward from thc izreat lakes to the Pucliie I
On Sale Frida mornin at doubled; tho nine Provinces linked
prices each stood isolated; n vast area of wild
me-i
prosperous, contented and happy nation
B V  developed from the struggling communi-
ies that existed before nlonir the Atlantic
-ideal Beef, Iron and Wine*
This prepururrori con
the purest ingredl
»-.
U5
hl;,lily recom-
for persons who are run
aux v etc Women and
will find this a safe and
o per bottle .rx
Cross Pharmacy
,the nrillonal spirit, rind this has been
 ;
i'l'lOLiS
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JUNE ill, lim.
ANNIVERSARY- _
Ontario. Quueln.-e, Nova Scotia and New
Brulaowink were united by proclamation
it-if l400d Queen Victoria under the terms of
the British North America Act. Lord
Mouok was appointed the first Governor
tinction ol Knight t,ommnnder of the
Until, and seventy-two Senators were
npuolnted for life.
Tomorrow will be the thirty-ninth
anniversary of that notable event and
United Canada will enter upon the
fortieth year of its existence. Only a few
the work of bringing the Provinces
prime in 1867 are old men now. But the
elapsed has abundantly vindicated the
America could not have attained to \vhat
the men of 157. ‘
from every one of the uniting Prev inces
compatriots. They were to be ever
afterward ina minority in the nation,
sulnreted more or less. to the control of a
smaller Provinces also had to take much
years, there is much to be adjusted if
\Vhat we see today is the four I'rovin~
tively narrow boun.laries moved west-
aud north ward to the pole; our population
together by banilsof steel where before
lands brought under cultlvatlon;avast
expansion of revenue, of industry of
commerce, in a word a strong, young,
t
seaboard, the Sl. Lawrence and the lakes.
In its first years the Dominion was
severely buileted by adverse influences.
The threatened secession of Nova Scotia,
the crises developed Over the Alabama
claims and the ilshcry controversy;
Fenian invasions from across the border
and successive rebellions in the
Northwest, were among the seismic
shocks that threatened to shake down the
goodly fabric ere yet its walls had been
completed or the mortar hardened to give
it stability. 'l.‘iie element uf time was
needed to make all solid. Time was
needed to developthe national life and
accom pllshod .
There is some sort of parallel between
the growth and development of the
national capital and the nation itself.
ily-t/own was ri crude lumhcr village.
almost isolated in the forest. when Queen
Victoria selected It lui the capital of
Canaria and gave it a new name, and our
resent noble King, then the Prince oi'
\ ales, lnld the cornerstone of our new;
lr~|\lcnciidParliament Ilnllflings. ()ttnwa‘
'paid its nntinnal buildings are now the,
pride of half n continent. So, too, the
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, JUNE 30, xgo6 , ,
  ___________v_ _.4 elm -
1
U01.. STEWART,
821111 llegt.
prosperous, progressive and onllgirtenerl
people reiuiee in the nunie Canadian.
To some it scorned the lnnrgunge of
hyperbole when the noble Lord who
introduced the llrltish North America
Bill in Parliament .~nild,“\Ve lay todiiy
the foundation of n great state which may
one dny ovcrslnu.lo\v even ourselves." We
can all now sec, and the world takes
cognlsanee of the fact, tlnit it was indeed
the foundation ofa arent state that was
laid in 1807. Anrl,sinklng for the time our
island disabilities and grievances, looklnrz
to time to remedy them, and taking the
with McGee, that the Act of Union was a
yet realized all that we hoped for from
the urilon, but we rely upon thc fairness
and _i ustiee of our felluw Canadians to yet
make all just and equal. And with this
celebration of llominlon lhiy, full of hope,
conndcnt of thc future and “never doubt-
ing that clouds will break."
STRAINED BACK AN ll SIDE.
“\Vli|lc workinuiri ii saw rnill writer?
C. E.l{enncy, from ()tl.nw.i, “I striiincd
my buck and side so severi-ly I had to 5:0
to lied. Every inovcrnent caused me
torture. ltried illll`ercnt oils and lini~
ments, but wusn`t helped tilll used
Nerviline. Even the iirstiipplication gave
considerable relief. In three dnysl wus
iignln at work, Other men in the mill
use Ncrviline with trernenilous benefit.
loo." l\n lroirest. rr-coril oi' nearly ilfty
years luis eslnblislled the value of l’olson's
Nerviline.
Don’t make any mistake we are
giving 35;cts it pound for good wash-
ed wool, in exclmnge for ready niade
clothing and general dry goods.
You can select your wants in these
lines from n complete and up-to-date
stock, and at prices which are well
known to be most reasonable. Bring
3 our wool to us, we are always pre-
pared to give highest prices in cash
or trade. M. Trainer & Co.
26dtwtl.
l'llt.hcrt.o cut uluss and high prices have
been almost syncnomoiis terms. Now
hnweverwe are ulml to be able to oil`er
_vnu the best ninkc of eiit glass at about
‘LTL/, less than ever before. Increased
capital and output, with n determination
on the part of the m»\nui'»\ct\irers to more
thoroughly populnrizc these heautirul
izoods, are responsible for this radical
reduction. Look over our stock and note
the extrn.ordlrmr_y values. G. F. liutche-
son. 2ilil2i.
Uanadn of thrit day was crude and
prlrnltive while today six millions of
Straw lnits lo keep you cool. Best
nssortrnent licrc.-l'row5e llros. Ltd
| . Iiild l i .
SEHUUL ELUSES
The closing exercises of the Spring Park
School were held yesterday. The results
ofthe monthly examinations are as
MR. BELUS DEPT.
rinans vii
Highest number' ol marks. Idella
Clarke. :ind Miriam Proctor. General
proficiency, Alice Wuiuzaeott-, Agues
Fraser, Ida Purdy, Harold McCallum. `
The awards in following grade are for
general proficiency.
unanu rr
‘ Grove Carter, Ruby Guy. Bertha Purdy,
Penrl Cannon, Eruuia Celwili, Oliver
Craswell.
uuanic v.
Leslie Cannon, Robert McPhee, Leo
McMurrer.
MISS DORSl§Y'S Dl‘}[’.'\l'i.'l‘Ml"lN'l`.
unani-; iv.
Euphemla McI‘hc0. Mamie Mackenzie,
Sidney Gurney, Iluzcl Clarke, Manic
Purdy.
retrain; nr.
Tillie Perkins, Slilrley Breliuui., Jenn
llnrnun, \Vlifrld Higgins. Peter lloiron,
Russel Maclean, Percy Gregory, Lelloi
Proctor, Laura Higgins, Earl Carney.
MISS M/\L:1"Al)YEN'S DE PT.
Ruby Carter, Lizzie Carr, Blanche
Dewar, Anthony Martin. Fiorrie Proud.
<;1t/nu-; ir. .
Cliarles Carbonell,Wm. Mclviurrer, Josie
`Galluni, Beatrice Mackenzie, Harry
Musick, Amy Corney, Majory Mcl’l\ee.
(iRAl)E i.
llerbert. Cannon,An.\ brose Smith, Milton
illannon, Fred Dolrou, Belle 1’urdy, (leo.
|l)ewar, John Aylward, Agnes Smith,
| liazel Higgins, Bertha Williams.
' Attendance, Lizzie Carr, Wm. Mo-
liopeful, national view, may we not sayl1\[m~|~m-_
glorious and most timolyelnirtcr, nil ofi PURGATIVES ARE DANGEROUS.
whose provisions were honestly nrcantl Theygripe, cause burning pains and
1-nd fn-ly    I :v::1;‘;.°".2..;:nx1::::‘;..:°r'.‘;rl°r..:a:';
Province ‘l l is Dr. IIainilton's Pills ol' Mandrake and
Butternut; they are exceedingly mild,
We of Prince Edward lslnnd have not I Uumpoucd only of hcultlhuivinu vegetable
cx=rncts. Dr. llauitlton's Pills resoore
regular movement ofthe bowels, stronth-
en the stomach aint purify the blood.
For constipation, sick headache, billious-
i di le idi tl cd`¢.i
_ V I ness nm sort rec gcs on no rn | ~ ne
0i\l"l`Y ‘N5 UW Sltlrib Of U10 C0!l\l"1l'5 Rnd £0 on earth makes sueii remarkable cures as
llr. Hamilton's i.’ills. Try a ‘.’..'3l;. box
yourself. _
reliance wejoln with nil hcartiness in the , _ _._..._...._
About 400 yards navy and black
lustre; just received from the
makers in Bradford. England-
now on sale at Stanley Bros 32 to
75 cents per yard. 28d2itwri.
Interesting bargain news will be found
in M. Tralnor and Co`s bit( nd in this
issrie. `.'.'e should strongly urge every
one to be at the store ns curly as possible
today. M. Trainer & Co. 30:1 21.
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in Every Package oi Colgate's Dental Powder
We Give I Pruent oi A cake of
' Cashmere Bouquet Soap l
FREE. (Guest RoomSi1e) J FREE
A. W. REDDIN, PHlll. B.,
SPi`l|lll§ PAHK  __
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FllNilY Sill
Ii you want 5. c>mmonBlztclr‘Shir,`t's`eu¢l~ V -
follows: i , ,_ ~-
your, little- boy down withfgoc. ' -
If you want a Wliite Shirt give your
gold wife 65c,9ic or $1.15 according , '_
to the quality you want.
_ .BUT . _
If you want a Fancy Shirt and would
like to choose it yourself from the
largest and best assortment in town.
Come soon before the stock gets
H. H. Brown,
The Young Men’s Man. -
MMMM RRMMMMMM “MAN
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73.
asoline Engines. 5 V
We are agents for the celebrated Fairbanks, Morse Marine, Stat`
_ ouery and Portabie,Gasollne Motors. which are used by the Dominion
‘Government in all fog alarm stations, not equipped with steam.
These engines ure built by the same firm as the world renowned
"FAIRBANKS SCALES.” ~
We also sell “The Tuttle” Two Cycle Motor which has also a first
class reputation it belug extensively used iu United States. Each of
these engines have advantages for different situations. We have
samples of each set up at our works, and will bc pleased to show them
working to intending purchasers, and will explain each part in detail,
the great advantages these engines have over all others is ECONOMY
uv Gasocrmt.
Persons contemplating installing Gasoline Motors will gain re-
liable information by calling ou or wailing us.
BRUCE  & co.,
annum Rfw»¢~n¢n»-n~¢\¢-~uv~»~no~vl|p-»¢|\,.i¢m.`,,§ ~
5 i ll 5
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POLAR EXPEDIIIONS !
 ` _ Ave not possible f-,r
  ,.,_€l;r§»`*` niost peopleduring the
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ty., ;  , ~v/,_ ,
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hot days of summer
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and the next best thing
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is to keep as cool as
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possible here. To
INVEST l‘l AN ICE CREAM FRiEZiR AND
MAKE ICE CREAM AT llliME
isa good way to keep cool. You can’t get so
niuch cinnfnrt for so little money in any other way.
Lo >k at our Gem Freezers.
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1 The Solar. Ailoule -with? 6_oo"
itons`l-Iaril Coal Vin, egg and
chestnut sig¢s',r will te due
here last of this month. _
We will be pleasedto have
.your order now for delivery
.from the vessel.
Phone 240. -
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' For Any
Occasion
We can lit you out for any
occasion. as far an laundry
work is concerned, Dress
Shirts, Fancy Vests, Collars. >
and Cuffs. Nottoo atlff,to
I crack and break. pliable
I enough tobecomforlabe and
retain their shape. `
' ' Better look over your linen;
. there maybe something that
you need laundered.
A. F. wCilSiei.'9
Star Steam Laundry. _
Phone 151.
' , Kent Street. l
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trick n
We have again received
a quantity of Leard’s
famous Canned Chicken.
You will find it excellent
quality. The price this
I year is' 25 cents per tin.
Jenkins & Son
S U M M E R
CLOTHING
'WHEN thinking of your
summer Clothes think
of us as we have the best line
of the latest and mo t up-to-
date patterns of all kinds of
gent’s Furnishings goods in
the City to make up in Suits,
Overcoats, Shower Coa s,
Pauls and Fancy Vests and
of course we have the "know
how”of making them upto
suit the most particular people.
Give us a trial order and we
willplease you.
JUHN Mcllllll ll III]
OF MENS HIGH CLASS l‘URNlSHlNG GOODS
, D1soounts Frorrx '33 1-B to _ 50 Der cent
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We call special attention to our large range of white and colored shirts fresh from the factory this spring.
Lo me along quick as llie goods must be cleared out regardless of cost. V
.
Will" Sltlfifl. Balbriggan underclothimz. \ .»"` Dent’s gloves. ine ata f.
Colored shirts. Nature all wool underclothing. Perrin s gloves, mbfellas.
Lilith Collars. Staniieldls nnderciothing, Neckwear, Men’s and boys' ¢`:l\ps,_
i~l""‘ °"fi5» UONDU Ullhhshirts. Suspenders, White vests,
'V Flflmwl Slllfl-S. Flannel night shirts, _ Belts, socks, , Fancy vests,
Black aateeu shirts. Nature all wool night shirls. Handkerchiefs. Light summer coals.
3 5 men’s suits and trousvlrs made for customers but never called for will be sold at less than iirst cost ni cloth and making. 4
_lub lot shirts 2 5 and 5oc each ; Job lot caps :oc to 25c eachf; 300 necktles 5 to :oc each. I '
SALE i\|€\/V @l\l FS? 246.3!-i @|\lL_Y _
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