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YOUR SUCCESS
'ou that fishing TRIP
will be determined more
by the EQUIPMENT
you take along, than
by the proverbial “Fish-
erman’s Luck.’°
When y o u g e t
READY TO GO. be
sure to look over OUR .
LINE of fishing tackle. '
We have a fineiarray of
' R1~.ELS_ LINES, BAS
K E‘.'l` S, ETC. |
Experienced Anglers
have found our line of
` fishing tackle very sat~
isfactory.
We call your atten-
lion in particular to
our flies. 'l hey are
very fine.
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J. G Jamieson W UNH. U, nu 0| “E that the vcr, sa" regu ation that shall havedarge A  e 
.routes or ure and the very character P “ “”"°° "1 CWBUHK SU'0f\ger life in
_ DRUGGIST
Leading Tackle Pealer
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NEW ’|(lNt| GILORGL IIUIEL
WM. HONBOURQUEITE. Mgr.
Private Baths, llunninz Water and
Lung Distance Telenlronea in all rooms.
Large Brurht Sample Rooms.
CUISINE llNEX'JELLED
SYDNEY. N. S.
3 -Zdlvr
Wedding
Rings
stamped, G. H. T- arclhc
kindthat will wear a life~
time. \Ve hive ri large
stock of lok. 141; and 18k
ln all sizes.
Prices $l.5o to $8 75 ac-
cording to weight.
G.ll. Taylor   r
Jeweler argopucrs.. I
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A lT MAIY BE EARLY HUT
if you gre goim: to take in the big
exhibition ut Toronto from August
24th to Sept. ilth you will wuut to
get advance information as to tlntes
of sale for thc reduced fare tickets.
The place tu izo for information is the
City 'I`i'cket Odicc at 84 Grent George
Street. Full particulars, fares, con-
“f‘¢`tlU"5» l=l0“DlflI! herth:s rcscrvcfl and
the tickets sold without, drelny right
in the office. Oflicc hours from nine
BJY1- f-0 Sir lJ.m. .lust think! three'
weeks in Toronto for less than the
cost of an ordinary one wuy ticket.
“HU in and cet particulars. w. K.
Rogers- Ticket Art o-izrvrrr
"Neckwear:-.an ap-to-data line al-
ways on hand in silka and crochet,
.lf you want novelties, here la the
place for them. "Br-|co’l." 4-29dtf.
Cameron’s
i °‘lfome--Made--
Bread”
Sweet---» Pure ~~Wholesome
(Always The Same) ~
can he had at these grocers-
Coffm 81. Co-M81 A Mfl.fo.l,
Cfotil-ret! & Ctr--(_`h4ppe|‘s i`»rm:ery,
V (`rabbe`a Grocery- _]. R. Cronin,
john Can1erfrn»--john Wheatli~y,
\Nm ltlcl’lrco-P. l.. Smillwr-n.l,
P. Mullins fhrlweerr Richmeud Q
Pows:alSta) Mrs Trainer (Rocbford Si
beginning of July next.. '
_ Mr. Currie is in the prime of life
Bhd Vigor and hae had about ten
,years successful experience in journa
rlism as editor of the Summerside Pio-
quite needless to say, will make no
change in the policy of The Guardian
which Will Cblltlulle to be an indepen-
dent icurnal, advocating what is best
for the City, the Province and the
neer and Farmer. He knows Prince~ Dominion, without fear or favor.
'l`l\is is thc month of marriage.
.lune roses and wedding bells are
closely associated. The June bride
is more in evidence than ber sisters
of ull the other months. Everywhere
thc wcddinl: march, thc orange bios
t
change. ln the joy and clamor of tht
present we too often give never n
'thought to what lieu ahead. Yet i~
(lf thc future we doubtless do not
hrnk enough, rcumrks n valued ex-
lof destiny are bound up inseparably
it is recognizing more the relation
signs of an awakening consciousness of
no supervision whatsoever. Any
pend life br death, fortune or fail
ure, the gain ur decline of posterity'
And worst of all, the question of
health has seldom been seriously con
sidered. It is had enough to have
marriage without money, or without
calmest reflection upon the part 0.
those undertaking it, but in vicw 01
the lift: sequences involved, to neg
lect the question of health and physi
cal fitness is sheer social suicide.
On this continent there is already
a growing movemerit toward tht
Ghicr\l;9 ,recently a large number of
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‘The Best Treahnenh
for ltching Scalpsl
and Falling l-laif
To allay itching and inflation ofthe scalp.
prevent dry, thin and falling aalr, remove
crusts, scales and dandruff, and promote the
growth and beauty of the hair, the following
sneclal treatment is most. effective, agreeable
and economical. On retiring, comb the hair
out straight all around. then begin at the side
and make a parting, gently rub in%Cutlcura
nlniment into the pnrtlny with a It of soft
flannel hold over the end o the hnger. Anolnt
additional partinirs about half an inch apart
unl il the whole scalp has been treated, the pur-
pnsohclnr: to get the Cutlcura. ointment onthe
srnlp skin rat rer than nn thevhair, It lawell
to plnco a light covering o cr the halt to
protect the pillow from possible stain. The
next morulnz. shampoo with Cutlcura soap
and hot. water. Slmrnpoos alone may ba
used aa often as agreeable, but once or
twice fi month is generally sufficient for
this special treatment for womcn's hair. Nol-
wlthstaurlln|.LCutlcura soap and ointment ara
mold evcryw erc, those wishing to try this
treatment may do so without expense by
sending to "C\ltlc\rre," Dept. 4M, Boston, U.
g . \".
M C
M r--G Cen Monro \Valer Sl-between
fiueen & Pcwnnll K
8. A., for e. free sample of Cutlcura soap and
ointment, with 32-p. hook un skin and hair.
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This stove saves time. fuel
for the hot summer months, nes
toasting, in fact eve rything you
New Perfection
(lil Slove...
lhe one you want
This Perfection Oil Slove is a
beauty; it has a blue flame that
is entirely cdorless, with a con-
centrated heat that is most eff-
lcient,yet that does not. spread
oughout the room.
and temper, ls an ideal article
t in design, attractive in a
_ PP'
earancc and very simple Gcod for cooking, baking, broillng.
can do with a range.
', Twowlclr size, seecutabove.... ................ `8 50
'_ Oven,extra............,,,........  .....32.
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Victoria
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Row.
health restriction of marriage. lr__
HEALTH AND MARRIAGE. -ministers pledged themselves to per-
`orm no marriage ceremonies 'except
xpon the presentation of health cer-
tificates by both the groom and
oride, While this may seem to some
to be somewhat arbitrary on the
part of the clergy, the wp,\i,»n, and
'l' is may rightly be made e
‘Wftlng Doint of real reform along
this imperativcly important line,
rVhat the Chicago clergy have‘done,
ve may well work nut into a univer-
hc future, It is high time that we
iwith every union made in .Iune. `cfinitclY lelllslnted 3l0"E BBWF81 Extra grips Q1* Suit
Humanity is evidently growing wis- "les Of mafrlaile l'¢f0|'U1. but fir!! lil '
er in its older age in the fact thai ml’f‘fla"°¢ may bi* C0“Sld¢l`l‘-d U10 Cases are here ready. - '
iuestlon of health restriction.
of marriage to life and destiny. Or Canada hm! n0w a well deserved rc-  fur trunki
cv,.,.y hand today me not only the iutation for sturdy life. Our young
symbols uf marriage, hut also tht “ell End WUUWD hal/B limi! W0" their   lor Sult Casesy
ray to success in other lands. Our
ieople are among thc most normal
md healthy lives of Canadians. _But
young couple, cnraptured by thi H' Order t0 continllc this advantage, y _
magic or the springtime and led bi -nd the ilwfefvilnclv congested char- ,fj ' - -~'---  ‘T M* ' s f
ictcr of social life, we cannot act
PRES. SCHURMAN ORITIZED.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle says
hat after describing fixed ordinance
nd variation as the fundamental
aw of the world, President Schur-
nan of Cornell University went on
o say that wise leaders of mankinfi
vould imitate the procedure of nat-
irc. addingz-
ihe contemplated reform will
_- scan the destruction of an old
ganism, institution or idea, but
.nodification by some new and
vantageoua variation. Nor will the
variation be a sudden growth or a
strange cxcresccnce, but u gradual
and suitable birth of time. >-
In civilized societies all progrossis
naturally evolutionary; revolution-
ary changes are the product of pas
sion, and they are generally ns
transient in duration as they are
violent in origin. Vnlid and lasting
progress is the slow result of those
gradual modifications in existing ar-
rangements, idcas and institutions
which are preserved and accumulated
because of their superior adaptation
and advantage to prevailing civiliza-
tion.
The revolutionary hmwlcrs who
from time to time din thc ears of
thc public with the marvels of their
uoatrums and flanaccan are like
showmen in a circus who thrill us
in nn idle hour by their fantastic
performances but leave no permanent
impression cxccptof their own skill
in deceiving thc public' and profiting
by the deception.
The Eagle further remarks that
Cornell should lose no timc in call-
ing its president to account. It
should prefer charges of "astounding
misconduct." against him and try
him for betraying thc cause of the
people, for holng false to the funda-
mental princlplcs of American citi-
zenship and for trying to wreck the
Republican Party. For the prosecu-
tion, tho third-torm candidate would
make a star witness.
NOTES.
Professor Mctchnlkoff. who has ac-
complished many great things in his
time, announces the discovery of ii
beneflccnt microhc ln- the intestines
of a ' dog, which may, on boing
transplanted, prevent old age from
coming .upon tis. Science hae com-
mitted few grcatcr outrages on
poetry than this version of the cil-
xlr vltao,-Montreal Herald.
not
(Tr-
its
ad-
Capt. Lord of the ateamship Gall-
fornla has been dismissed from the
service for fs/lllng to respond to the
distress signals from the Titanic.
The public ln general will consider
his punishment rather light when it
is remembered that his neglect was.
in all probability,-the cause of the
lose of 1500 lives.
::lf you want the best in standard
fe/mlly medicines watch for the Rexel
sign which assures satisfaction. The
Rexel line of non-secret home remed-
ies contains over 800 different pre-
paration each one of unquestionable
merit for relieving the particular die-
order for which it is intended. You
can get anyoof the 800 at the llc
Kinnon Drug o. The Remll Store.
Corner Gt Geor e and Kent Streets
¢ R
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LU\\»\l\N `
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’Tis Travel Time _ _   ,
horns, the bridal vcil, the lililihtt-dr courage of the Sl-el) in thc main must . ‘
   be n e run s an lu ases are ere 0 0
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PATONS, PHONE 9~6. of f
Going away this sum-  From Paris
mer? If so, come down '
If you are getting
and select your suit case.
We are Showing a line ready tor that trip don’t
unbeatable in low prices. forget “S for trunks'
its deeper significance and its wide. '
 "     PAT oNs PAToNs PA'roNs
Thus far it hm; been purely 5 mat. >eople of many other lands, wc are
ter nf inuivmtral initiative, subject tr o be congratulated upon the robust -
fri-in cr-rAnLo'r'ra'rowN ouannran- _ _ _ ‘ C ` " `
_ _ _ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,) len.
, aunooncmnwr. I _/ =-i~
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The Guardian le now able to an- Edward Island well, is 5 clear and
nounce that the vacancy in its edito- forceful writer of approved ability
rlal chair. caused by the retirement and character, and his well known
of Mr. McCready, will at an early views on social and moral questions,
date be filled. After mature dellbe- and which are eo vital to the welfare
ration the management decided to of- of the community, are entirely in “_
f€r the Position to D. K. Currie, of cord with the principles to which The
Summersida, who has accepted, and Guardian has always been committed
Will GMM' Upon his new duties at tha The engagement of Mr. Currie, it is
the lure of love, having accumulatet ' o
n few years and less dollars, can n0v\ U0 Kllllckly in Bafegllafding f-iw BMW' i    S  
cuter that reiagronnhip on which de :ity and the sequence of marriage. G t G d    _ _
6 OO Um - g -
!
c the New Home. Tonight c
lf you r~h|'ulrl rlic sutlrlcnly what would lrccnmc uf lhonc now depend
r nut upon _\-:ni ? Vi ou‘rl those who :src nearest and rleurcsi lo you have lo
go out and r|.'\\'o for at rut-zigru living and perhaps end up at the Provin-
ci~l lusliluliou all because you didu'r safeguard their interests, as well as
your own. wlrrru you were strong, active and healthy '.’
NOW is the time to atloml to this :ill important mailer, to lake outa
policy iu lhe Cauiada l.:l`e. A few cents it tiny will thoroughly
prnlccl you and safeguard the iulcrcsts ofihosc tl\>|'u:\\rla||l upon you.
You will limi the C.u|ad;rl.rf'r. sale und slr-ang, ihs premiums low and
easy lo pay. See us today.
W K R Manager P.  l. Branc
e a  84 Gt. George Street.
R B. Rogers, Kensington, Special Agent
Don’t risk health and happiness by installing any
but the best in good plumbing systems You cau't
afford to take chances.
We have had long and through experience in
installing complete systems our work is expert and
satisfactory in every respecf,our prices no higher than
yon pay for cheap work. Try us, ring 393 I today.
F red H. Trainor. r °g|,.,§§“'§‘§'5rS _
Opposite Oprra House.
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Wlllll. WANTED  
I will pay highest price for wool thi 
season. As I buy only for cash it willl Yourliorse
to the interest of those having wool 1 _ V _ _
_ _ lo clo his worlc. lt is easy lo kccp horses in
S€ll, tO Send OI' bflflg lt tO fIl(’, prime condition, robust and full ol vigor with
_ » Pljflg-' Animal Regulator
S é is thc world'n greatest cnndilionrr for rtoclc. ll rcgulntcn the bowels, improves
digestion, prevents di.-.case and caves fccd. livery ounce nl food is thoroughly digested.
' ll wi l malu: your cown give more nncl richer milk.
’ liogs fallen quicker and produce more and bctlcrqualily pork when Pralls Animal
Regulator is usccl. These results arc _
Guaranteed or Money Back
/\ 25 lb. pail. $3.50; l00lh. bam and small parknsea. Prnlla Veterinary Remedies. one lor
every ailment. IN- Ill lllllllil-nd. loo. Keep them on hand for emevrrencies.
I'rrul| Poultry Rrgulelnr :lr /_'um-nfffrrd Id
:milf Ir.~u.r /ay all I/rc ymr and iucrmrr
I/r»' :rx/rr.: of _rf-ur /uultry. aj /A Am'/.r $2-JU
--u/.rr in .-1/m/l /»rul'a/,'¢'.| run( N0/6. Jaya.
Ark for Pralla lates! free book about
Heraul, Cove and Hola.
ask your dea'|.:ra
Charlottetown
6 14M Efwms3w. '
QUEBEC STEAMSIIIP C0, LTD.
1912 Service
From Montrral and Quebec to Gnpe, Mal Bay, Perce l 9__-
Summeraide, Charlottetown and Picton.
_ From Montreal From Charlottetown
Thursday, mth. of June Thursday, 27th. of June,
“ 4th. “ July, “ rrth, “ july,
" l8'.h. " " ' “ 25|h_ “ “
" ist. " Anguu, " sth. " August
it |5th_ it tt it 22nd' it it i
" ?9lh- " "~ " 5th. “ September, ‘
“ rzth. " September, “ rgtb. “ “ 3
“ :6lh. “ “ “ 3rd. “ October, _
“ roth_ “ October, “ 17th, " -~ _
. " 24tll. " U " 3|5|;_' " "
" 7th. " November, " 14111, " November
  s. s._ -“riunnur” E
_ Short summer cruise between I
New York and Quebec A T
-via- '
|Nif\x,N.S.. llaw|m'bury.C.B. or Charlottetown.
' _ Gaape Basin, `
and ine far famed River Saguenay. ‘
From New York and vice versa
, Saturdays. July 6th & zolh, ' August 3rd &_ |7111,
_ From Quebec, .
Fridays, July rzrh. & 26th.' August oth. 8; 23rd.
Rates and further particulate will be furnished *upon application to -
canvl-:LL nkos, l T
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