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_ L_-`r¢`i-nl: cnaanorrsrows  VARDIANP am NOTES. I I bww or THANKS- _
\
In putting away
furs, d<m't overlook the
fact. that unless you
properly protect them
they may be ruined by
‘ moths dui-ing the warm
months. For protec-
tion against the pests
we have
Moth Balls
Cedar Caigplior Flakes,
Sn f etc
Costbnt a trifle and are
nn effective safeguard.
Moth Proof Bags
we have in three large
sizes. These protect
furs, garments etc,
without any more
trouble than putting
ar'icles in and closing
up.
J. G. Jamieson
Druggist
The Medical Hall
FITS---U
This is the nane of
our new Cye £1355
mounts. _
If you have found it
hard to get an eye
glass to hold on your
nose, let us show you
these.
They fit were others
won’t. -
G. H. Taylor
Jeweief & oprieian
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F EAT _
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LOOK FOR THE
who are
meer & Weeks.
For People
Particular.
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vlsilver was worth a dollar. T04*
A in cobalt silver is being vr0d“°°°',li*
|mi1lions of dollars b0Y0"d Whlll- Could Governments would buy and sequcster
lbfi Dill- intl! °lYCUl“tl°“f and PHP” the silver and issue certificates a-
'money called silver Ceftllivatw Was gainst it. Certain temporary gain
'issllcd in HS Stem- 055359 has B 'would accrue perhaps in trading with
weakness for f0u°WiD8 U19 Ullllied the Asiatic millions among whom
StatGSil1lIlMY thmE5» and DOW that the silver standard prevails, but in
ve are raisins silver Kings of our the end would come uio aeinge. Mr.
OW". Wllv knows \’“t that some day Frewen sees this quite clearly. Still
‘@1119-Yh8"9m 03555813 f¢P€"*1U0D Of there may yet be danger of a. silver
ht’ Slime” °° Om’ craze Whiflh fiS“l" 'craze in Canada. There are lots of
ed in Bryan's first campaign 'I
exploded the fallacy of proiection half
_._
was allowed' but one. The late Hon.
exceedingly able man. He held office
for seven years and then resigned to
oppose the Transcontfneiital Railway
scheme. Hon. H. R. Emmerson was
called to succeed Mr._ Blair, and was
a fairly successful Minister till he
went down and out under a uucial
scandal. l
Hon William Pugsley was Called/ in
August 1907 to succeed Mr. Emmer-
son in the Cabinet. At the last elec-
tion he was vigorously assailedi in
connection with the Mayen. McAvity
charges. There are differences of op-
Iinion as to the sufficiency of his .vin-
dication in that matter, and now
a Royal Commission has reported him
along with Licutennaut Governm-
i'l‘wcedie and others as open to grave
1-.ensure in connection w th thc Ccii~
.tral Railway affair.
Mr. Pugsley has been gravely ask-
ed in Ottawa whether he intends to
resign. His reply is that he does not
'sec wli-y he should resign, and' he has
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Slip- ".S‘|’lv¢r Plum that Wears’ '
- Fancy Serving Pieces
_» Spoons, knives, forks, efc.,
' can be obtained fa mafch-
all marked
it "|8_ii_iioafis Bios?
Unexcelled for exclusive deslglil
and lasfing qualify.
loan nv Lumina nntnii
- iiiiiii 'lin' .' iniiiliéfl '§f~.°..°i'i' 3.251,”
Mzmnen slain oo,
 _'_L;_._.i»
:F
:Grecian Egg Shampoo- cleanses UUB~"
the scalp and imparts hrilliancy and _
lush-9 to the hai;-_ 25;; per cg;-0¢k__A_' We ‘».nv<- nur own troubles with the
W. Reddinl Phe-m.. B- 4‘l5d3i- ‘ice in winter, but in this we are not
~  _ h R' , ‘tn sr..
:Organs, gramophoncs, sewlmr mn- P`l"“"' me "_ In n Baath ke d
ching' and an kinds of musical iu_ Lawrence, the Ottawa, e ' ii es un
strufments repaired at the New Music the (lnnnls, in fact the entire system
Stow' 177 J“°“'n St' A' E' T°°ml""- lol inland navigation in Canada, is in
4-10dr1w
or music books and sheet music ably with their showing in the year
Z0 l-0 tbl* New Mualc s'°l`e~ 177`prcceding'I To propose such a step
~Qu°°n St" A' E' Toombs' 4_10dr1w' would make the Government rid'ioul-
th W t h :yclones and destruc-
ChocolatesChoco|ales Im", hfj, ,{f§.'§,; ,,, ,,.,,,,._..,_ fm...
Ganong's I.owney'a
WeI|'s
Besides our Regular
stock we have some large
3 to 5 lb packages will sell
at discount
20 Large Boxes $1.50 now
$1.20; 20 Large Boxes $r.oo
now 8oc; 15 Large boxes
75c now 6oc_
Gibson’s English hard
candy all flavors.
REDDIN BROS
Phone 86 O) p. P. O-
»-i
’ Moncton Transcript: “If thc I. C.
;R. is to be leased or sold, because its
' cvenuc declines sympathctically with
the revenues of the country gefneri-illly,
lwhy should it be sold or handed over
to private leaseholders ? If declining
lreveuuc is the reason for so doing in
lthe case of the 1. C. it., why not
`hand over in the saline way the ad-
lministrntlon of the Finance Depart-
ment of Canada, or of the Customs
Department, or of the Department of
rade and Commerce, because all
those departments failed in the fiscal
'year just closed to compare favor-
' like manner tied up during the win~
tcr. Besides, St. John hasdts fogs,
Montreal its icc-floods, Ontario and
which our Province is exemPt~ Tl'\0\‘f
are many worse places in which to
livc and enjoy life than Prince Ed-
wnrd Island. ll we only had the Tun-
nel everybody who had a normnl ca-
pacity for enjoyment might be happy.
The death of Charles Algernon 9wln-
burne, the poet, is announced. Ei-ie
had reached the ago of 72 years. The‘
last of the greater poets of the Vic-
torian age, he ranked below Tenny-
son and Browning in the popular es-
ilimation, but when Tennyson died it
A. G. Blair was the first choice-an-'
.manner of tllie silver certificates
cross the border.
credulity may yet be exploited.
A 9f»fi-1:1128 fsllallw has followed Sil‘,made his defence in Parliament
Wiilfrid Laurier'a choice of Ministers|gai`inst the Tndictnient of the Commis-
_.--------~f from New Brunswick. Under all pre-,sion-. still mo msc is gi~uv.,, ,md his
vious administrations the Province
had been represented by two men. ln'
the new Liberal Cabinet of 1896 it
some peru iq canada in the growing it_ will not be suprising if in the
abundance and cheapnem of silver. years to come. an effort shall bemwdeikeg p;-i¢¢g_ Lug swam "Lord Ab-
while it is still in use as a coin-. 111° 'liugive and maintain aiictitions value
time was when an ounce of PU” to silver in this country after the
a.
ii cost ol. seven to ten celliilltjdl’ Mr. Frewen pointed out that if the
Duma, _ ~ various gold standard countries were
I we all know what haiJP0D°‘3' in U10 to issue silver certificates it would re- ,pam in “ ‘ew “ya”
,United States but B 1"' Y°°"’ “5°~ sul* 111 an aprresiabls rise in “Nl G. w. Ben sold ir draft mare last W/L
when guvar was coined in l\\\l1dl'6d9 0! price of silver for a generation. The‘weak to John McLean, oi Grand Riv- , ,
‘ \’.`i
V The mind” of nat money were 'people in Canada. to whom money B
_,Dug ago exploded' just as Cobden money, whether in greenbacks, fiat
i nd the free traders th0»ug~h¢ 1-_.h`.,y. had money or silver certificates,,and their
HON. MR. PUGSLEY AND THECENTRAL RAILWAY INQUIRY.
a.
best friends must wish that neither
the Mayes incident nor the Central
'Railway charges had arisen. The St,
John Globe, an old n-nd ably conduct-
ed Liberal journal, though never very ..
warmly attachc<l to Mr. Pugsiey, _.-.DIED ___~- WY,
treats the Comm_isb_i(m.S ,,e,p0,,t asxH&(_}GINSI;lu_this  April 14th.
. _ _ Simon iggins, nge years.
|OI:e of the utmobt' gravity' ‘ I Funeral from his late residence, 23
i mic G1*-‘"9 llcclflfeli that U10 ('0m' Bayfield Street, Friday morning a‘|
missioners are "men of character." 8.45 to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral,
It adds, that “when the people are thfnce t0 R- C- Cemefcfy-
ltopl, pmcticauyn that one hund,,_ed McF.ACHER‘N-At Eldon on the Sth,
lund thirty-four thousand dollars of Egqtpéagéaughlan McEachem' aged
itlioir money was ‘switched‘ from its 
lei-:itimiato course it is time for them 
to give rein to their dos.'.res for hon-  _ 
iesty." Mr. Pugsley‘s newspaper or- '  
,guns in St. John, print his defence, ‘ "’ "
but they do not print the (‘.nm“_y;5
share of prizes lu their different! class-
es and they demand the highest mar-
erdeen" served 100 mares and 90 of
tainly a great showing and intending
breeders are asked to make enquiries
and learn for themselves full partic-
ulars of this ste. llon's record. before
breeding elsewhere. His ad will ap-
or. She weighed 1,400 lbs. He sold
n 1,200 lb mare to a Malpequo man
P  »y - '
ley yetterday morning were four
Clydesdale mares consigned to part-
ies in Edmundston, by Messrs Essery
and McDonald, the well known horse-
m=en of this City. The cdlmbined
weight of the four mares was fifty-
six hundred Ks, and they compared
this class, that has been exporbcd
for sometime. It is almost to be re-
gretted that suck stock arc not kept
here for breeding purpases. 1
BORN
WRIGHT-At Lower Bedcquc, on Sal:~
urday, April 10, 1909, to Horace and
Mrs. Wright, n daughtcr_»
HOWATT-At Tryon on April' 11,
1909, to R. A. and Mrs. Howatt, a
son. Congra-tulevtions.
more than favorably with. any ol,
A all i
l, _°“'” '
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‘  THURSDAY ' APRLL lil. 19"; ' 4 [ The favorable known Island bred Url Wlmil-Ill M0310 “nd fanny _°'
I
mu , 1. <1 aim-fi ' aa by
i§“,,,,, ‘Qld  st  f,`,`1,“,t 00,, my mann um many onrmiim friends
, . . _ _~ ,
li _ NTING ." e ' ' g °“' P
. L01' king  T”  ”"    " i;‘.‘.";.'..:i‘“.'f.'::‘:§.:.;';‘_.:°;°‘sir ‘iii ii’-ff-‘»~i‘fl~‘i‘fi1§‘3‘521°§2 $2- ”=‘*-Edt.
TMS WB5 W0 5\llll¢°l- Of 5 “lk b°' 8 century ago' but smc°.*'hB" data lion's stock is known by all horse- ne" 'md 'Ur uw nmn'°r°l;m and 1'1"'
ot fora the canada club in montreal re- all U" W°fl<l has zone after ilrotwsman or this province as wsu as rom- ,;:‘;',:e2?‘§l1w“‘,‘;‘;““ t‘;:“;na§‘;";';:,”§‘_ t
candy by Morton 1;-rewm'¢_h, noted motion. Clmlda included. There ls‘gners who make their purclipses here. lions at sympathy to the buaavod
English writer on economic subjecm growing wealth and power behind tho At nearly every exhibition Lord Ab- mm”
1 »» y~-
He thinks apparently that there is silV8l'lI\il1ihglnd\xstry In Canada, and erdwn E stock carries °u mm mms
New Oil Cloths °
sire through The Guardian to sihee- - _
New Linolcums
New Carpets
/.sham proved with foal. This is cer-  _.3
I
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3:,
£43 -
on Saturday for $165. ~
P. C. Brown of this city has DUT- ~`  
chased from Owen Trainor, liiu four _
year old trotting stallion Tom Trim. 7
_ ' I)on’l you Iinow
Among the shi ments l t‘hc Stan (hal ¢V¢|y (Ily `
you neglect if, only
allows if fo become
more deeply rootsd
in your |urg= 7
Wine of Tar
Honey and
Wild Cherry
;3 simply what its nnnie
i.nplics.1l contains H0 °P“
ates or other injurious drugw
and we absolutely lZ“=*fi*"'~‘3¢
il to cure any form of ccl\l¢h~
cold, bronchial _ll\\\1bl¢-
iiuskinoss. loss cf voice. and
any irriliuioii or inflaiiinlid-
lion of ihe Llirout or brvllvllllll
lulJES.
4 ifitis not all we claim
ig 1_0 bg, go lmck to your
denier and ho will refund
your money.
AT ALL DEALERS.
GET I'I` T0-DAY
Large 6 oz.bottle_icl1°l~_lgh
f_,1~ any ordinary cold) 3.30.
isiun's report-n very notable oms-  ' _ V  MANFD BY '
fsion in newspapers which give f,-ho   ‘J-,gn  Y
‘news on alll other topics with great  _,  v,  » '
|fuln'e\‘»; and accui'acy. It is quite nh- ` _' =: A i-_  ' _',`f_'_"/
;vious that the ond has not been
-reached in th s very regrettable- ailnii'
lm* P“sSl0y's smut ability and wp- M. oi.nMENcEAU,
|tivnt'riig personality are admitted on The Premirir ol ' -France.
all h.m(]s_ hut fm,.-,ng the highest Besides ‘being a successfxrlpoliginn
qualifications for public ofllce is that and .s"i‘t0sn'.‘"" (‘1.mwm'""'1 h“"' """'“
the Incumbent shall be trustworthy. 8 dl-um.a-usp
time thc greatest master of metrical r
.
sf,"
\ ._ //
a brilliant Journalist, u unveils.; und
® MFG. CHEMIST5
WOODSTOCK ”`_` N.B.
he BAIRD C0. im.
New Lace curtains
New Mattings_ A
Just   Opened.
Everythingtliat is good in floor cover'
ings or house furnishings you will find
here. We buy, only from the best makers
in the world and the cheap grades find
no place in our establishment. When we
sell a carpet or oilcloth we want it to give
perfect satisfaction,that has always been
our aim and that is why We have built up
such 3. large business by keeping along
these lines. If in need ofa good carpet
Linoleum or Oilcloth you Will find only
dependable makes here.
Jas. Paton Co
information un this subject with printed instructions fur
nmaleur hands and ri printed form of Constitution and By.
Laws for bands, togetlier with our big catalogue. will be mailed
FREE on request. Adilrtss Dem. "D,"
E I IFE. WILLIAMS £‘ni.‘¥if>°°"
E BRASS BAND
€“‘5
5"”
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225
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forms and none ventured into
ISU
inunyiiclils of literary exprassion_Buf_ F01' IIlf&l1l5B dlld Children. N 0 b S t e r S
,he uroil; ovcr the heads of thcuiusscs      
'Mill f0l` the Cultivated clasges cxo1\|_ 'I`lico|u~ly i~cusou,fni- fisliiiip: lub-lei-s opcus
lgive]y_ He was an ardent lover of Boars the this your on the Zlitli day of Api-ll. ut lla. in
I . .. .
'Shelley und followed ich ' _ - - _I J' A_`MAi"h?(_)'\
l 9 l‘*tt’°'1` ‘lb siSn9~t\U`° °f ,  { Inspector ofllslinrios.
} n exponent of classic, and especially . _ _ _ Ul““'|°'~l*’l°“'"
Greek, models in thou it. and diction ' " ' ' ' ' '
er and post nlaster of Cliicfwo
ll E_rfa6]i'.r/ml I5 79
Wfiooplng Cough, Group, Broncfiltis
, Cough. Grip, Asthma, iiiphtherla
1 Cresolene is a boon to Asihmallcs
Doesii not _-eem more effeclive ml»m.1ih.: ir- :-
remedy to cure disease of the brenihh. orgmf
than ie cake the remedy iuioih: stomach?
ll tures became the air rendered rlrongly nuli
i septic is cnrriedpver the diseased surface will.
every hrealli, givinlg prolonged :md conlmiut ireai-
meni. It is invn unble io moilien wun su|.C.
clillllgi-en. r _
ouo nconlumpiive _ a -
tendency End immediate 0|" S". , 1
relief from coughs or in- co 10 »`i`
named cmdiiians of the 10
was claimed that Swinburne was his.
only legitimate successor as Laure-
ite. The position was not odered
him, and he would not have aicceptedl
it, any way. Swinburne was in his
throat. \ N -
said by fir-glen ` ,gi
' Send posialforbooliI_». _» ' `
Lnnmr. Min.: C0.,
Limiieri, .i¢|nu, Hom-
,E|ul, Canlde- go;
P'|»;v
I yy
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P Lu BEER is weeks anna to
F urniiure
Repairing
your furniture repairing and reuphols-
,_,,,,________ tering. Expert, skilliull workmen at
,, e 9 ,
~_ your. service HERE--Men who simply wont turn out
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i
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v¢ui.ri€é_vcn0ii,"tné`bcst'i>ien`b
ou oanno posslb y find fault
With our prices when vou see
The judge of good taste has
just passed evidence on the
quality, looks, and finish ol
the Astoria shoes. And in
his opinion he finds them
supfrior to any other shoe on
the market to-day. Ox-blood,
ian and Patent leather in all
the newest American and
English lasts, in the latest
shipments received. Prices
$4.50, $5,oo and $5.50.
[illff BRUS
Apl lil‘i0‘\ I -ldditstliiuii
another shipment of those celebrated
American Prints
Full Yard Wide y
gl _ , . . _
 a~   Poms 
Y . "` . PLYMOUTH ROCKS
      
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srgnraotlvie Dufour prmes make ter Fair and_Cl\_n,riotetiown Provincial
cm qu ok sellers. lf you care L l . _ D
for quality. style, and durability 6;;Cg',‘;:r s`3‘;":;,':grf' I ,'f;°'“a' 11."“'
in your clothes. It is thc more Ba” I 3°" 22 mme"
reason for buying your suli. at. FUT SGIG
H. H. Brown's, The Young. Men's Eggs from above siock,
Man, 4-1 5d2\r|| Pen No I. BARRED $3 for i5. Pen No
_.__ 2, $2 for 15. Pen No 3. $1 for I5,
:I-iouse-cleaning time, everybody Pen No i BUFF, $z for i5 Pen N0 z
needs piano and furniture polish, Ver- 5' f°" '5' L' H'  FOSTER
MAYOR F. A. BUSSE, of (\\i¢:;|g.. im-ite Veuoil ip, the best sold by Marshfield, P. E, I
Ho is ai self made man who ri-s A, E, Toombs, 177 Queen Sit `z4dm"“‘wh"'
Selling Low
Crum b€St English prints washing qualities _ guaran-
teed the best patterns 14 cts per yard other patterns of Eng*
lush prints selling at Io cents pei' yard.
w. c. rusnrno co
g_
iiiifiifi
been a member ofthe 11linf_ is 1.1 -_ ` a' -  ~ '~-~~~--'~~~ 
lature, ai state senator, a.tu1.d lra»ii;l;- ‘_10dr1w'
f~=”"'e“‘” in Impuilanl Decision ‘“"'°w"“° W"‘"'
doftes
The kind that pay
Eggs forhnloliiiug from pi-l1.c\\‘l||ui|||.r sto(-k
nl. Aiiiliei-st, N. S., Cli'iown and l’, lf), l. Wluw
Fair
Also luwo it fuw uholco 4-.ockorels for sale.
Write for prices mid (inscription of inntlngx
they will sultyou.
A Ultltl-“I I". Gllili. York, I’ Pl.
fllldlieil
For _sale at New Haven, si farm of fnrly-
Iivc :lives in gum] cmidiiioii. Tho farm is l
'.'.'i~l‘ ivntervd und has nlirst class barn and
orvlmrd of ovi-,r ihroc acres: also several .
:u~|'i°S of mzirsh. For p:|rtii'ulurs inquire of
fl. MACMILLAN.
.l Aiitlfllrllzl C0rn\\‘;;|j
NEWSOM Q. C0.
Wholesale Dealers in Prdouee
II7 Atlantic Ave, 20 & 22
Essex Ave, Ilcafon,
Potatoes in Car Lots a Specialty
Any noi-sonsln Prince Edward inland who
h¢\\'edpotul/nos lu nuy quantify lo dispose of
nhoul write or wire us ai. ouoc staring prioe
desired as wollan kind offered.
P\¥'ai limp: lmlridlmltrpindredu if oar; of
n ii one n
cuslomplrn nr\p  tel`i'i~nl'lr|lr‘li|i>'ii.tb'lda:l‘dt?"l\r .Q tb llml IH “$1 Q “D wa h 'H1
uifpl gm nz; 733:-mClty, and the :loulhem Suites. , intended
'  A drwsd "' ' `
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1 .  ~.. 1 _- _
ii”  _ . _ » _-.-.».‘7»f'_. ‘“, »'» .  »  . , 2
Sunnvside ’ C1, ff( Wu _
rn. is. uctaicny co.
sy _ Potato Brokers, 411 Clinton Si., Boston. Mass.
_ "PP¢fb_ Ol Red and Blue Poiiitnes will find it to their advaulage lo
I write or wire us naming prices |le1|v¢|-cd Boston 0,- p_ U_ B_
3-3ottsd&r3mpd_
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F. W. GIBBON Q. C0.
r:s'rABr.isHi~:n 1345.
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