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Por-lrPaclrersauiiEg"gDes.lor1.     `___u_i Mu"_A
THURSDAY MORNING JUNE IBIUIS. E _
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50.
A job lot of Child’s
and Misses’ Boots and
Shoes, different lines
worth up to $1.40 a
pair your choice for
5oc.
O2 s at half
price.
Big Bargains to all
for cash only.
J. H. BELL
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FIRE INSURANCE
For rates in the P. R. Ialarrl llltnal Fire In-
surance Compania on Farm Buildinga,Cllnrehe»
Halls, Behnc Rouen, Cheese Factories, Wind
Mills, Dimes Bc. Apply le Di
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THE BY-ELECTIONS. `
That nothing is more uncertain than ani
election was fully demonstrated in the
two by-rlections held in London and North
Oxford on Tuesday. Both these ridings
belong tothe old order of things in the
matter of age. They have had a place
among Dominion constituencies since t-ho
beginning of_ things federal in Canada.
Londons record had been mainly Con-
servative, while North Oxford had been
from the first strongly Liberal. The fol-
A glance over the two records will
show that but for disturbing or unusual
Iuiiuencea London might have been in
doubt this time while North Oxford
might have been counted assure tore-
tum the Liberal candidate byasweep-
ing mrgiority. _But the school question
has proved a greatly disturbing influence
in North Oxford, apparently, cutting
down wa fairly small figure a majority
which in four successive general elections
had ranged beyond 150). This looks
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LONDON.
1872-»Carlirig, “
1874-\\'alker, Liberal
1878 -Carling, Conservative,
1882 -Carling, “
1837-Carling, “
1891-Hyman, Liberal.
18015-Beattie, Conservative,
1900-liynian. Liberal,
1ilM~liynian, "
11105 liyriian, “
1878 Oliver,
1881 -Sutherland, “
1887-Sutherland, “
liiill-Sutherland, “
1801#-Srntlierlarirl, "
11100-Sutherland, “
lilii-Sutherland, “
10U5~Srnith, “
NORTH OXFORD.
1i~iIi7 Oliver, Liberal. Aceiumntlon.
1,5-2__0|i,.,_.,._ ~- “ shaken, it may be only for the time-but
1874-Oliver, . “ M&i0fl%Y-leg; yet unmistakeably shaken by thc_'schoo1
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lowing is the party record of each since
l.*ll'7-Curling, Conservative, majority 848
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247
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A 420
1,236
1,534
1,801
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Twelve Dollar Suits
Twelve dollars is a price on which no one has
an exclusive mortgage.
IL’s a price at which more mea <a1 be suited in
stylish, service-going clothes than at any other
price ever established
But mark you. twelve dollar suits are
Oh! So Different
Now we invite every inan on P. E. Island to call
and see our elegant twelve dollar suits.
We believe that many men do not know what
twelve dollars’ worth of suit value is, and won’t
know until they have seen ours.
You expect from a tailor, handsome fabrics,
correct fashion, perfect fit and iinely tai‘ored.
]ust expect all that of our twelve dollar SUITS
and you’ll not be disappointed.
The Christy list
Is the best hat on earth forzthe $1, $2, $3 or $4
you will pay us for it, wears best, looks best, is best.
No other need apply for its position.
Prowse Bros.,
The Only Real Good Batters and Clothlers '
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ratherominous of what Ontario might
have done just now had there beena
general election there instead of merely
, two by-elections.
London of course has a different look,
even aftermaking due allowance for the
dlillculty of defeating a Minister of the
Crown who has just accepted a large
spending portfolio from which his con-
stituents might expect to reap early, dir-
ect and substantial benetits. But n gain
of lil) votes in London by no means makes
good°a loss of nearly four times that num
ber in North Oxford. We are left to infer
that Ontario has been considerably
agitation. The pronounced hostility of
The Toronto Globe to the school clauses of
the Autonomy Bills, down almost to the
very evc of the by-elections evidently had
is strong effect upon the Scotch Presbyter-
ian element who are its constant readers,
an eil`eet which The Globe`s later recan-
cantation and support of the ministerial
candidates could not undo. Nearly all
the Toronto rihnies other than The Grohe
had also vigorously striven to lnflamc the
public mind against the Govemnient' be-
cause oi' its attitude on the school
question.
The net result in so far as Parliament is
concerned is that the voting strength of
parties remains unchanged. And there is
reason to believe that in Quebec thc Gov-
ernment stands stronger even than be-
fore. The Maritime Provinces havelnot
been apparently disturbed to any con-
siderable extent by the latest phase of the
interminable school, question, and the
same is true of British Columbia. ln t-he
Territories the recent return of Hon. Mr_
Oiiverbyircciamntion would not indicate
much discontent there. Very probably
the Province of Manitoba at present
shares to some extent the sentiment of
Ontario, but whether in either of those
Provinces this feeling will subside or be-
come more intensified is a matter which
the future must determine. It is satis-
factory to know that the pause in Parlia-
mentary activity at Ottawa consequent
upon the by-elections while they were
pending, will now end and the business of
the session will be energetically pressed
to a conclusion.
Russia can perhaps build a new navy in
ten ycarsihy herculean effort, bnt not in
ten years or twenty can she man it with
such' officers and men as Roiestvensky
met in the Korean Strait. And without
these what will bc the use of battleslxlps,
cruisers and twelve-inch guns i
Just now there is an obstreporoua blast
of tmmpeta across the border proclaiming
that “Roosevelt did it." I-Ie seized the
psychological moment, brought Russia
and Japan together, and stopped the war,
according to these wise ones. Up here
we had somewsy formed t-he impression -
that Togo, Oynnia, Kuroki and others
have had an even larger share than the
President in bringing abouta cessation
of hostilities and negotiations for peace.
Russia was whipped to a stand-still; she
~ls down and being held dowri. Under
suoh circumstances she naturally desires
to know what terms the victor may be
disposed to grant. ‘
lVilNARD'S LINIMENT is the only
Linlment asked for at my store and
the only one we keep for sale. '
All the people use it.
HARLIN FULTON.
Pleasant Bay. C. B.
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B.R.T.......... M Mi
Baltimore. . . . . . lilliil 100i:
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N. Y. Central. . . . . 142K 1412
Erie...............v 405 41
Illinois Central. . . . .
Louisville and Na.; . .
Manhattan 
Metropolitan  122]
Missouri Paeiilc. . . llii
Pennsylvania. . . .. l3i!
Reading  94l\
Sugar . . . . .
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Southern Paoifio.... 02!
St.Paul . . . . . .
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Union Pacific. . . . . . . . 122i)
U. S. smei.......1... 27ii
U. S Steel Pre'f'd.. IHA
Dominion Steel ._ . . Wi
D0mlnion'Steel Prfd . 
Dom. Steel Bonds...  '
Dominion Coal .. . 70
Twin City . . . . .
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Colorado Fuel .... . 425
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Minard’s Liniment Relievea Neuralgia.
-The Annual Meeting ofthe King's Co
Tnniperance Alliance will be held in Mc-
Kinuon`s Hall, Montague on Thursday
J une ‘énd at 2.3.1 p.ni.-Martin McKinnon,
Pres, 14 d 21 \v li.
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
at Co Charlottetown Agents.
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Ladies of Charlottetown.-See the
smartest line oil* coats shown in Canada.
These coats have double box plaits, front
and back, with belt all around, with the
latest sleeve, and a smart band elif. The
nattiest coats seen this season, ceivcd
by express this morning.-I’row eliros,
The Ladies Clothiera.
Iron~Ox Tablets are on sale at H.A
Ellis' Drugstore. 7d tf.
Big sensation in cot-ton vvappers by
express this morning. 1%) ladies cotton
wrappers matic of extra good cambrio,
nent patterns, large sweep, and deep
tlounce, galoon trimmed, bought direct
from the_ manufacturers at a very
low price. Oar customers get the
benefit. They are well worth $1.50
that io.
Comhf ;
of ours lsgreat
value for the
money. We
hay itiu large
quantities and
sell it at small
margin. " We
have m a n y
other combs in
stock, variety
in styles and
prices. We
hint we can
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us for next
wants: in this
line. '
ser, We an selling both at imma!
prices. A. Home & Co, 6~9 fl 10|' ‘
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;,1Trimm'cd Hats, lialf Price.
"Untrimmed Hats, Half Price.
ILLINERY TRTMMINGS HALF PRICE.
Men’s Ready-Made Suits, Half Price.
Tweeds, all kinds, One-Third Off.
f REAT CLOSlNG.0UT SALE
1 PERKINS ®. C0.
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The remark is often made to us, “How is it, you are always so
bus; P " The answer is a simple one, we give such satisfaction in the
wor we do, that our reputation is known far and wide, and every-
where all over "Our Fair Island Province,” even across the straits
to Nova Scotia. New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in
fact kin all parts of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for
wor . -
Is the question a didieuli: one to answer? We trow not.
Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-
ness.
i Remember us when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-
t on.
BRUCE STEWART & C0’ `
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Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers,
Steam Navigation'Coy’s. Wharf,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Phone 125. ' Bo; 128°.
` STOCK QUOTATIONS' Rushes! With Orders---*---_+--1
Closing Prices _-_June 13. June 14.  ‘he  i
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PURE WHITE LEAD
Facts ` About House Paint.
When you get estimates on painting your house this spring
INSIST upon every painter figuring on the use of strictly Pure
White Lead. This will put them on an equal footing and will
insure you getting best possible results, if you employe gool
workmen. It will pay you to ge even further than this and
name the brand of White Lead tobe used.
If “Tiger” Brand is Chemically
Pure.
Wholesale and Retail.
ihe iiugers Hardware ilu.. lid.
but they go on sale this morning at
$1.00.-Prowse Bros. 13d 31 "" . ‘\\\\  ~ 1 ».
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Eddy’s Silent P 1
Parlor Match
Grocers everywhere are handling them,
Canadian Matches for Canadian people,
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owrfiaeoou win toha o them eeelti
Inferior llhunrlry work makes good linen look
poor. Even *poor linen looks well when done
riphyua. Tabe_stfestleatrtal..‘ -
A. F. WEBSTER Star Steam Laundry.
fl. is Em"
Just Rcccivcd
' A full line ol Christie Biscni t, in-
cluding: _ . --
Zephyr Cream Sodae,
Lemon Sandwich, 't
Fig Bar,
Sultana, V
- Smyrna,-
Soc al Tea,
, Arrowioot,
Choc Dessert, ‘
Petit Choc,
Choc Drips,
Peach Bar,
and many other line, all fresh and
good.
Jenkins &,Son
Leather
Goods.
We have justreceived a
ni_ce liue of* Ladies' Purses-
aud Handbags. 'We have
some exce tional y good
values in’ hlind bags. Cali
andiet us show them to
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The Drnggist
and Optician.
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Custom '1'ailorin¢.Gent’s Fur-
nishings, ilats, Caps,
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attention to our stock of new
cloths -for spring and summer
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v Our cloths are imported from
the very' best mann acturers in
England, Scotland and Ireland
and include :
Worsteds. Fancy Settings,
Vicuuas, Serges, 4
Tweeda, Trowherings.
And fancy Vest Cloths.
Overcoatiugs in Vicunae, Rain-
proof and fancy Worsteds.
We can guarantee satisfaction
in tae cutting, tilting and make up
of our clothing.
We invite yon to call and ex-
amine the stock and believe ar
will be able to suit you. .
Yonrsresptctfnily.
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