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Films
We have a large and
fresh stock of
Ensign
Films
This is an English film
and can be depended
up to give the best re-
sults. They are highly
recommended by the
Leading
Photographers
and others. We would
like you to try them.
Regal
Paper
is used by the United
Photo Stores, Montreal,
andother large concerns
and is the best to use.
All sizes usually called
for are here.
J.G. Jamieson,
DRUGGIST
-.iam
A lifelong
Friend
When you buy a wa ch, get
one of our high grade “L ;_ll.'l`."
specials and you will have a
true and accurate frienil.
These watches are made up
specially for us by the \-ery best
American watch Iiictory arid are
all thoroughly rested and rziled.
\\'e have these in ladies' and
genls' gold, gold-filled auil
silver cafes.
G.l'l.Taylor,
Jeweler & Opticlan.
An intimate acquain-
ance with our Delmar
Chocolates is to be desir-
ed by all who would en-
joy the best yet in
Chocolate Bon Bons.
Iust get a box and see
what that young lady
connoisseur on Bon
Bons has to say about
them.
Sold by leading
druggists, confectioners
and rocers.
, ` i  ' Au at li °
Theglhile Candy Colld. birds and '»"~ “uf th” dmv- oufucnidfwaxenimmgt img:
5-Jdrmif S1 John pnintmint 1:1 nc newspaper office and riglrt. and to be sold right. Askgtq
'T  the ccstary i. the other are sumo- 5” WT Ui! '3lBDlB7 of souvenirs Di
]it.ér`yEii`ha'vi- isoir.-f.i`y.,,,~ii*"},,. » nu, ,,,,._.~w<i, frm without tha Cu’ “"4 P~ E- I°1“'“l- 7+2d2w.
135;? to adlgm' tha; "UT Ui*-‘¢h'lUi! l“ fyiiltaut flap and crow of The Pat- "‘"
in ri' rm- an more rmsmmme 't roo~<M~r, which were not this
»_.,,, _ of the Vancouver World stall eonceiv~
ed the idea of booming the city and"
inaugurated n Hundred Thounand
‘lid Club there. Vancouver had then al,
’ election is sasily accounted (ir by the _ th
d - _ . .
‘close division of parties in the House, ‘il ` e" °°m.p°"°“ ° r the “Hen” filling entries maybe transferred to
'_ ` holding placemen and expectants of
D CBB than any other sold else- fi" '
where. Prnwni-_ Bros. Ltd. 7-8dai,_tin-it in eiidenri-_ _ us; =
Some four years ago B F Dickenl
population .of less than 50,000 amd
the avowed obieot was to reach 100,-
000 by the year 1910. The World
now ummm that this nuxriber has
been attained. The Club, it appears,
did not last kong-only a few months
in fact-but in its brief existence it-
was energetic and affective.
lt advertised the town as a favor-
able lopntion for business and munu-
facturing enterprise, and this partly
hy organising and carrying out. the
l‘gn~atest. industrial parade ever seen
lin Western Canada. This was in April
`1906, when miles of floats exsmplify~
ini: \'ancou\'er's industries paraded
the streets and made the people of
the city realise to what they had
already attained, Civic pride was
aroused and the interest of visitors
from distant places was enlisted. And
the boom has since been on, surpne
sing expectations.
Of course, many things were in
tion tng special ellort. wair worth the
making and was productive of good.
Here in Prince Edward Island, un-
der less auspicious circui:na'ta.nees,_ a
Two Hundred Thousand Club wan
started a year or so ago. It was less
successful than in Vancouver, partly
because it was taken up less ener-
getically and was less heartily; sup-
ported by our business men and
manufacturers, but mainly because nf
the westward tendehcy of everything
fn these days.
Still tue eilort was worth the mak-
ing and it did some good, in this
city, at least. And it la worth rs-
peatiirg, if only to teach our people
the value of the resources and op-
portunities that lie at their doors.
The westward fever has had and' is
having its day, but it will not last
forever. Maritime Canada will not
always hr, overlooked and sldttrack-
ed as it has been in the past. These
Provinces lie between the great West
and its European markets, and must
some day share in the bustle, activity
and progress which today is so much
Pacific coast.
flavor of Vancouver, but beyond. quso»_
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U” "` ' i 77:' 'A
VERY LITTLE CHANGE
The more closely the returns from
the by-election in tho First District
uf Queens are scannol the more ap-
dcnce ol very little political sbairge.
The late Hon Matthew Smith was a
idate. His majority in November a-
part from the special votes was T5,
Mr. (`rosby's majority is now 69. It
is well known that Mr. Simpson, the
_ , _ t , _ need to walk very warily. It has- had end at 5th heat- H°Pl’1e5 allowed'
|c onservative ca-n_;iida e _in rwiemner 8 mg tem of power, ,ma the pmh. Entrance _fee 5 per cent and 5 per
lim" did not ma' 6 near y so merhci er that goes often to the well ‘in the Cent additional from winners'
ftilc a personal canvas as Was made 'ill
, _ en in bro . e promise to amend
‘the recent Conte" by ML My“`3` the olm-oxious election law must be D
_ The lafsrf *OW P01124 NS* 110°' UV- . enter and three to start. Two or
ier that brought out at the §¢11°I`8l
the importance of winning or holding
‘this one Seat and the COl1C€I1l-\‘Bil0n
lin- it singis division or use auiest _ ‘ ° “ ‘“ f ° _ "“‘ Di* they do not conflict with these con-
lspeakcrs and most energetic workers
io! uuth parties; There were gains nr
losses at dltlerentr polls, suclr asall-
lways ocair when new candidates are
before the people, but these changes
about balance each other and an Ui
little political significance. Still the
sition.
The Government forces had the
very slight ga/in was with' the Oppo
considerable advantage of power and
patronage, of having won the general
election, and of being in line with the
federal Government of the day, which
last consideration counts lor more
toan it ought tn. The open. voting
also favors the party in power. by
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
favors, and preventing the dcfection
of some who may have in heart
changed their allegiamoe. but who
parent it will be that they give evi- are unwilling to publicly announce No_ I Free for an not and mcg
the fact. These considerations, how-
ever apply with aboot equal force at
- ' , _ No. . .
l“"°°s and deservedly popular wud# “ Kemal “M110” “ml H °Y'°1*"°“”“'_ No 3 2.25 Pace (Half Miles) 5°~°°
There is evidently a very close di
viiioi of political sentiment not on
lyin First Queens, but throughout
the Province. The Government has
<1" ken Th
kept. The temporary advantage gain-
ed by withholding the ballot willv not
t fo
tion nf a public conviction strongly
in favor of that measure. Slight as is
the cnau e sh w ` th F
trict, the campaign and its immediatf,
result have in them some lessons for
thoughtful men parm.
Remedy
Cleland
Delroil.
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ln very diflerent mood do the party
organs receive the verdict in the
First District of Queens. The Exa.niJi.'u-
n: hints darkly at corrupt and wick-
ed doings onthe Govermrnent side.
Thc Patriot exults .in a glorious ,via-
tory and sees or hears the grass
singing in the field, tha birds carol-
iirig in the woods, the robin thai
ing ri. special hymn, the little ilshes
gamboling :ln the purlin-g 'brooks sud'
all nature rejoicing because of Mr.
(`ri.sby’s election, The Examiner con-
fesses that its dark suspicions :may
` ncvir be proved. The Patriot furnish-
es no affiila its of the joy of the
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House hold Linens,Cottons,
Sheetings, etc., etc.,
in fact everyth‘ng you require for the home.
The grandest stock of furniture and house-
hold goods on P. E. I.
Beer V8). Weeks
Snccessors To Mark Wright Fur’ngCo
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"Our soft sh-'tts-white and Color.
ed--are beauties. Buy, if you wish,
but see them at any rate. Prowsa
,Br0s. Ltd. 7_3d2i_
Peer & Weeks for furni-
ture, table liners, sheeting,
eff- 4.23dtf
"Carter dr Co. Ltd. This store v¢~i~-
taluly excels in beautiful ehiiinwara
and wt slws. selected wpeciaiiy inf
Weddinz presents and gut giving. rim
newest and best from Eng|,md_
France. Gvmvany. and Japan. To
see the lines is to admire them. Bonn
useiu-l and nniamental For July gm]
nmen’s
llilngtlla
Sliuuers
|.3il
iirsvidence in the west and un tho.
of Two and One half er cent
(2 I-2 pc) shall be allbwed to
 all Taxpayers who shall, on oril
1 . 7
liefgret e 2oth day of july
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I due by them for the current 3"? ml- *ml* ¢,l\1°` =¢yCha:lb?tEf
| year on Real Estate and Per- “"”‘- 9_‘”'dlY ¢v¢hlUK» luly nth;
_ 3:; _Property for Civic pnr. E_;'r;igt°_:_‘:_‘§f,‘hf,.:°‘;,”é';l,‘;'_fn:,§:l;hf1iv_l:
B. C. PROWSE, Mayor. and slieeegisbn deehlg 
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the
the lliwdouald Institute. Gllvllfll. list
,evml'ug. Among the 8l'l¢\lB9¢¢ I"
Cgthai-:no Juana, Charlottetown. wh
char in Domestic Sciencmltarv UWM.
Pugma»h,» Housieoplng and Glltfh
ro¢t¢r,_ st. /iam-ew'=. F1-mein llc-
Kosn, Glace Bay, Francis Young._
Kentvills, Homemakvrs.
i-iooirs
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.“Befom you start on your vacation
seo what we can do for you on mlb-
iug clothes, etc. Prowse Bros. Ltd.
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Bi est days racing in_t°h'e
history of Prince County
will be held at Tunnel
Park, Cape Traverse,
on Wednesday, 2lst inst.
(Miles) $2oo.oo
2 2 40 trot (Miles) 50 oo
GENERAL CONDITIONS
Races start at i.3o P. M. Races
Entries close July 14th. Purses
ivided 5o, 25, 15 and io. Fourto
more horses may start in the some
class from one stable. Classes not
eligibles. Hay, straw and stabliiig
fijee.National rules to govern where
ditions.
Train arrangements are:-
No. i. Special will leave Charl ot-
tetown on arrival of train from
Georgetown and will connect with
train from west a' Emerald arriv-
iAng at Cape,`fl‘raver=e about ii.2e
. M. ' '
No. 2 In the evenings special
will leave Emerald ftr points west
while No. i special continues to
Charlottetown. _ ,
No. 3. 'These arrangements will
have special reduced fares from all
p0l!1lS. »
Dinners will be served on th¢
grounds. Accomodations equal to
any numbers. Twenty five cents
admission.
A.C.Rogcrs will act as starter.
Address al! communications to
J. P. IRVING, ,
_ _ Cape Traverse.
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MEDICATCOINCIL'
EXAMINATION. e
The regular Professional Exami-
nation of the Medical Council will ~
be held at Charlottetown, July 28th
and 29th, at Y. M. C. A. Rooms,
commencing at ro a. m.
All candidates intending to take
their examinations must communi-
cate at once with the Registrar.
All certificates must be in 14 days
before examination.
S- R. JENKINS, M. D.
Registrar Sec' y.
?-1 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 'mn nnsnurs or  . ' 'V Z i i
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. FRIDAY, JULY 9, lm. GU LP -
Re a e TORONTO, July U.-Tho !'GB\|l\’»8 0|
BOOMING A PACIFIC COAST CITY. gxwninntlqnn 11:0 glvell Ulllf If
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on saiiinuyaiin T   
Monday Forenooii-  i _
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we will sell all our Millinery al Sale-prices. »
25e will take any hat in our Show itoom, nntrimuied up
to $!.oo
to $2.00
#le will take any hat in our Show Room, untrimiu¢_d-'up ` '
Sleiwill take any liat in our Show Room, untrimmedifnp
to $3.00.
Two prices only for Trimmed Hats, L50 and $2-n _ '-
All ready-to-wear Hats $|.50 _ _ _
Children's Flops, two for 251: _ - - » ~ ~' -
' A few hundred Sprays of Flowers, suitable for trimming, - A
at half-price
zoo yds Flannelette Ends at Se peryard. _ _ __
Special lot of Embroidery and Insertion, about 300 yds
at Se yard.
V lenci nn s Lace and insertion special Ja yd. I -
Plairated iiccdrdian Nuns Veiling, iii cream, all wool,  yd.
Tourist Frilling, 4 frills for loc. " I " _
One dozen Ladies' Skirts, in grey and black only, worth -
_ s
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up to -$5.00 for $2.50. - V I  .
Smal .limit limi tighten., .ima iaigni, .ma mln..
in grey and fawna, worth up to $l0.W for $5.”- . ` » ‘r - ~
$3.38
24 Ladies' Grey Busters, in grey strlpe,'worth $5.oo f_qr~
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Collar Supports, two cards for Se. I " .
Corset Embroidery, 38c for 25|: yd. ` ' ` ” _ ' ' ` 
The best Black Sateen Underskirt in the City, well worth
$x.25 for $l.l0 V _ _ ~ ‘ `. ‘ ' ' '
Special offer iii Dress Goods,consistingof Cloths, in plains,
fancy stripes and checks, value upto 75a for 5oc yd. “_
Speiial for Men, fifty Belts at _Ne ea.
Large Card Hooks and Eyes for Sc.
io inch Hat Pins for le ea.
25c Hair Barreites for I5e ea. _
4oc Back and Side Combs for 2.5¢.,
85 Wa°h Belts at half.-price
Special in Hooks and Eyes at rc card.
3 Fancy Ball Bone Hnirpins for |5e for 3.
Special Garter Elastic at 24: per yd . _
Extra Special lot of bland Bags at % off. -
Novelty Hat Pins, extra long xoc,r5c and 2 c ' _ ‘
Ladies’ Trimmed Sailor lists with hihion\h`le' Velvet ld(
Banda. $2.50 for Sl 75. This will make n smart Outing Ill. '
_ For those who like a warm wrap for driving in the
I
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evenings we have a special lot of Scotch Wraps, which will '
on Saturday and Monday forenoon only for $2.lU.VVell wot-gli `
$3-0°
£6.00 Pants in fine \Vorsted, about forty pairs,for Mute.
Special Sale-price on 3oo pairs of summer pants_at $11.35,
,$r.5n, $x.75, ¢2.oo and $2.50.' ‘ f _ ~ _ _
Extra special for farmers and mechanics in Overalls.
_ For young men. only, size 32, 33, 34, an¢;;6,fifteen~suits » -
in all-woo_l Serge, worth $_7.5c_» and $8.00 for .75. _
Special in nien's suits, in three colors, li ht,_ medium
and dark, well cut and tailored, $8. W and  ° I _
Special drive in inen’s fancy canibric. shirts, 65c, 7.5¢,
and 85c quality for 504:. - f
Men s and boys’ bathing pants 251: and |5c
Men's worlring shirts for 5De ,
All men's straw hats o at_|0e |2e and |§e.
Canvas hats at We and 50s
Men's String Ties, 2 for  .
Meri’s linen collars 2 for 250.
Quality for Qualify
wsiiaiii .ii,si»i an 4. _ - - i- `
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and '
Price for Price
JAS. PATONQ). CO
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BCH' & Weeks for Fnrni- 5
in _iiiws   CWI* '»if°i F°_°*°
Allowing Discount City af
Charlottetown
A By-law for allowing thg
rate of discount on th;
Assessment on Real Estiiié
and Personal Property in
the City _of . Lf`h_arlotte’town,`
for general Civic purpoggs,
for the current year ending
the 31st day of December,
A. D.. igog.
ist. A Discount, at the rate
Be it enacted by the City -
Council of 'the City of Char-
lottetown, as followsz-
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