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lv atent, Colt and Vici

Kid laced and buttoned, at $2482.50, $3,$3-50 and $4.

In Patent Colt and Vici

Kid.Oxi`ord Shoes light and heavy soles at $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00.

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The Iron , _

Signal

MORRIS & SMITH. I

Nature is signaling for A

iron when the face is pale _

and the nerves weak. _Pallor _

always indicates a lack of iron in the blood. Iron in _

its most helpful and agree- _

able form can be had in ` I

_ `= il »

.namiesolfs It

' ' , _'; onsutn, who pay customs' taxes.

. Beef. Ir0l.1 ana Wine _;mm°;, hm, _,,,_,,,,,,,_,,_,,,,-..,,,,,,__

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A remedy so-.» pleasant to

take you’d doubt it a _ 1

--medicinelbnt forthe

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color, appetite and 'i

1. L., r

renewed strength it, gives.. ~.

Flin piill!`1`§‘Eéi'tSI‘ _ _`

J... .j.5f.mE$0N, 1

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ff? -' `. .~' J .if $1 iff- ~ .'- \

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Josm-=S1\L1tk’s sons

we raver

fort and et .

lariae Insurance. Charters for , vessels

alwa son hand. ' ‘

nan.; sydney. Glvenxetoa. 4-l2<1v_f!¥ .

cottage For sale.

A residence in the best residentw part of the

-ugh ¢¢¢g,aans-nine large rooms &s1des good mp pam aaa aannmai.. Hentedudviglecllfcg

ter, con`nected‘w'itl\ sewerage _a _ 'rghm One of the-iaeat Cottagerin the City

Por full particulars apply here. 81 d ti. _ __

_ __ feast f.¢=¥s=e¢»eea'- ___

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SATURDAY, APRIL 25, iota I

At this wri ing we have n t before us

ancial statement on Thursday last. e

have, however, an outline rf the es lmatea submit ed by S r Mic* acl Hicks Beach last year for the tiscai 3 ear which eu_ded__

‘n `.

with the c‘ose of March And tlzess figures S“1`9"1°° C°m'P\UI U-Hd f01U1<1¢!‘ Of the give a fair idea of _t‘ e mszhois and in- 'G°l°‘i°Ul\¢\ BONE 10159 Ml' Clfllk will

lcidence of Bnzish taxation, which may be “Smit” d 3 *U50* U0 He? ~M&.i€ W3 SIR

et In the same year' he concluded his tudies and migrated to Toronto There e studied law, was called to the bar and

briefly ctnstdered before we come to the D readjustment cf the financial burdens S which the Chancellor is expecied tu U

propose. Sir Michael had looked for a _ T to' al xevenue- turning pounds into dollars 0_3 at the rough rate 0t_$5 to the p'~und-ot tl $760,925,000. The actual receip‘s were ` ' $3,165,(l)0 lr ss than these figures, and the `

deficit about $1

This denci._ due to the Boer Wa, ,td _I nets at var ous times. More recently his

re-settlement charges, was covered, as S were the larger deficits during the war by Q

the issue of consols and a reduet'on of the cash balance in the exchequer. The

customs receipts, excise, post omce and ¢

miscellaneous receipts glljfen ahora gg _since his Brat arrival in the count_ry in' ,

Sir l[icbael’sestima_te,the greatest tallinl- ; oi! being in customs, while the real estate ,_ duties, the land tax and house _ duty, and the property and in- came tax' brought in more than he dgured. It is now confidently expect- ed that there will be a ieduction in tome cf these burdens, though of course the re* anon... wisibelimnea wa few of them]

_and not extensiye in any 0* them, for the proposed settlement of the Irish land _ question must be expected to involve further borrowing. . _

The British people _are heavily taxed and naturally enough while they' pay they grumble. There are protests the from those' whns,sf_in3`_ comes `are'taxed` sind iromlths .mass of

greatest on-‘account of the corn duties, twff »e=“¢v¢‘=s;.1'#~°f°l“ '~ demand for the 'iiellnoval of taamwaiea get-_q` iatp¢agd`¢qg;twa- ' revenue .` °The'ineometAx dlllllk his stood at ls. Sd-» on-‘ fii».f»'1'»§'1» mcse# its-».1*s. i- ;.i1..di...a'.z»=_i»s\ aussi ~=-co-=l' ' ' ss. ~»a.-tbisnnetsnl _ we g-au pgma amen. anne ‘mis _anim »»»f<1i»~sejs1I¢'f‘5i‘=‘1.%¥ i *M

the

.revenue-.; _Till PNP?

. .l _

inc:-easeiitoi-pereentapj that _ ill-

rtyeaaftnrg tithe; ’ im' ‘summs,, pe

in ‘cs en; y__<;ii__1_a»re it

_ 11 a ‘pai-'cl ohtmcdlprepuations

foundation of dangers 5|_at"y0\l ill!! MWF get rid of. Give up the use of oatmeal at once and _use Malt Breakfast Food which I guarantees perfect digestion, new energy for body and brain, pure blood, and a com- plexion with the blush _of health. Malt Breakfast foci is always relished because b.cause of its delicious flavor and taste; ii sat’siies a. tfrue and sustaining vitaliii.

All Grocers. '

J .

HIOUSEI-(EEPl"-Rss

WITH GOOD TAS IE

Patronize us WE SELL the FURi{l~

TURB they admire their rooms. _

andaregladto sec-m ~ ,-

|903 FURNITURE

l&yle_s are arriving for us_every_ t_r_ip._ of the

steamers. We will shortly show the great- est stock of furnitu1‘_eever before. gathered together under one roof in this P.;r0vince-- and are going to sel_l it too. I ,~ _

__ __ __ _ _ -I I V ’ ' __.j.___.:; AI; _-_`_ (__ _» ' ` _ S 4 S _

..-at ________ __ ‘ » ; _.___ _Lg _‘ _if-______ _. _ _,_~~. 1

___.__ . __

m~@f*= m

i with portrait tells something of the '

f.=l»?if.=.we i

me Mums of the Brmuh Buds,” 0|. new Governor of Ontario who succeeds I i iiwli §i,§i_,§§' I ‘i

though Mr. Ritchie, the Chancellor of tcei ° 105° Sir Oliver Howlt F1* In 91°. _ _ _ _ Exchequer had expected to make his fin- _[UWB ¢|\\!3°\lDP\l¢d W0 10811! Ul1\*G°'°"~°'| -, = ' ` f _ " _ ‘ __ .

W Clarke is of Scottish birth and was born gf, ,

he Glohe says has since enjoyed a long ndprofitable practice inlaw, his special-

y being real. estate and insolvency

05_000_000_ _ by himself but has had two or more part-

dlllzhters. _“who will make cha:-min;

H I, I _&a_xt____1are@k;~»,_st_,,1‘¢odJ§t_1ge only. _¢rfs1I...1aseem;»»a.n»m¢. tt.;

" and virtues- of pure malt, that h_Al|\-__»§¢¢ ot,._`h'__

enrich the bloodalid build up the 91550!!!-.I

fmablvl With. tsklisfstlésv - vw 9° th# srvssslitsxs f°w1e .I brash or sour stomach, building sig; ,._5¢¢h *gem ig,

itted., eal1,grwr_ite__na, andwe will

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TAXES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM- 'rueroron'6c1nt¢inaske=¢u ultima: _I

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Aberdeen in 1836. where also he receiv his education His father was general agar of the Seo tish Provlnc ial In

atters. _ Fcraloug period Mr. Clark prac-tifefi

on had baena partner in the business ntil his death which occurred last year. urther we are told that Governor Clark*

_ a prominent Presbyterian and has heath onnectsd with Knox Church, |Toronto1‘

1850. He has .also been? a member-f' of the 'Board of Management of Knox College for 26 years a.

regular Commissioner to the General.

Assembly andfor fenyears past a dele- gate from Knox College to the Senate of the University of' Toronto. ' He has

travelled extensively in all parts of' E\u'oD¢. Esypt and Palestine, has a splen- did libraryand dads diversion~in_ his ad-

miration for art and iu 'writing for the press. _He has wealth, a wife and two

h°St¢s~=ee.”*- and there you are.. Wealth, culture, travel, and above all sound lifresbgrrerianism’-what imore .can the Dntirifo people wantf* 1

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‘ WHY REFUSE |NFOiilATt0N_?

' “T""‘l?F' . ._ _

Ther; is any country that upvemea by pprtsqmaae fansite- tions -thaufsthefr 'right' ottha 'pcopla's

of the igople

t

MP °‘ psillb Betcre public money is dollis on’ account

dnllhr

nafaasuuea 16;,

lH0ll»&ll»‘B‘s\\\t~lianents.-

Uppesition do

to-nsas¢ot.ssd.tc_¢»»igt»-ly: all et

.fleansthe further ‘voting 0!

iw. I

supply the fullest

labsdtoaroumsnspicion, even in caseswhexe all may have been ddleina regular and proper manner. It is for

,this reason “bad politics” aswell an' unwarantable assumption of _power

refuse the infomation asked for. *If

.> _i

__ pressure is put on, and is yielded to, them the yielding comes with scant grace fdeed. If refusal ot information is par- 'H

8% BS

notalittle strange talk as well~ in our

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» » 'I .:» vfy _ ' . 5.; ,»., .‘i»_:~-ff'-‘_ ~. ,_ ans ~.. it _.»__~_,_, _

f f '=- f'+f'"=;=., ss.,».-

THE GUARDIAN, CB_ARI.0’i‘TE’l`OW1_7, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND APRIL 15.1903

_< .-<¢`.'»¢€

,_.., .,£,., _T-»`§§f.‘..`-7-" _ _, ..,.._.,_

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of attire iisever

actenzed

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we experts ` 1 stem

andH_t>,t"Water gon" ate'

' thinking cf" having your house

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g ,Prince Orders iiiled

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price paid. Write The I

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` "ga Xl* _; _ L _ _ _._ _ _-Q - - _ _ H- 'hrs fwd \§.w¢.=¢~'°° _ ~ ~ , 0 _ _ _ _ ' .

' " r ._< _gg f»,‘:'~"‘ :Q _E_:¢;., té- _-_ 1.35.-g ‘ '_ `

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`_____ __ *fp-af _ _ ' I I 0 mpiainedof as a burdenuiqaouihe mor, 1

produced only about 10 per cent of the I , _

_»‘"_L_, _fl _ _ I total revenue. _ . 0 _ E

sf _ ‘- . * - ,_. _ , _

oNTAn|o's New eovennon; ii- s 'fi' _ , ._ . S t -

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1903 less

year

There

With

of a~year ago.

'~ rx: -&ir>x€%=;f-1f~';i.:!`“

'»",_.., -...Z

. . _ The _syang styles for. hates an mawelious for

- 'their originality and perfect workmanship A visit s ~ to Paton stoniglit will be in" order Our hats a 3. _ ' union made, 151.00, $1. 50, $2.00, and $2. 50

sistedin, the action must-recoil upon the- A , “

Government in a damaging way, But f ' '_ - . ,

there have been-some stran doin and ' I _ fi- _ I i I '

.n _ '

pnblicllfsoflate. » _. -, ~ _ _S i ' I

` ¢0lHI.cllda.Iaaraanesa,an_laeiafthra¢-[< . __ _. _ .

niekl lieved'by0rasokn9 ’ ‘_ ` `

uilmentsareq yre ~._______ V __ __ ...u............a...»»m. mmm _ ‘ -_ -_ , r ._ I ~ _ 'I I ' _

- ;_‘;";q.:.' ' ;; "j.‘*'.':'s . ., ,~._ .

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fliriwfs I _

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hoc , .~ _. i if

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Store. _ 7,, If _ _4 __. /; ' / _/1'

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"-» f » --v ».~ -MY.-v.-.-_ _

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U an hates wma ,.515 gf fm.

__’_ lowest in the city P O Box 64.

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1.

an

wafer” 422.2:

% ~..|...l £2 -se 1 2221?* ~'%

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OMAS PI

xiigdwrw

I9 Tiuiiiiie

McLa_ugh11n

himself on his correctness

_ _to ,thefrealization of the neces

-sity_if0r<p1:0per he2d_;gea`r,‘,’l‘h0ugh the hat rloeswrio ~ .make-,the man,f-it may .mar the ¢QI1l.pl¢i'.eness of his

1 appearance, if it be of a~ fashion or style pr? oyifashionz With a Bens;9n1hat,the wit? is ways ' 'certain that he isin possesaioirof the flint dan 1 beproduced, as far has-~ workmanship and materials ' used -are concerned, and `afl`so*t_l1at embodled in the

hat will beitbe very latest andmost correct .dictates .of an. ever changing mode... .

Of course _Benson is and has long been synony

mous for superiority-and excellence, and the hats.

.‘ displayed by Paton & Co., 'this year st1l1 further

substgntiatesit-he cfl____a1x:;_1___'_0f__t3_1__i:__@_x:_ak;r__s_0f B _; to 1”" 'ence in t ' t;,___`, '_' g u ' are-:Pt§.§?i0und in both- silk and ditbyy hang;

this Spring, changes. _ ff

withtbn from

A t1u~

have it .toe a tm

Ne

Clnrlottetown.

Mem s

s

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Is the tutiéfor In dropping the our old shoes 1001! off, so a newpai1'1S

Try a McPherSN

PS,thebestshoe

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