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Flies

We have all the flies that

are used in the waters around this vicinity. Every fly is w.ll made true to name and securely fastened _ to stout gut. _Amongst others we have in several sizes

_Pttrniachene Bzlle

Hackles

Blockhouse

' Durham Ranger;

Silver Doctors etc

' Casting Lines

Our assortment is large,

all bought from tte makers direct. Prices 15, 25, 35, 50, 60, 75c and $1.00 each nine feet long and extra

loop-

J. G. Jamieson Diwccisr

Perfectly

Satisfied

Vi/hy! It looks as gool as

new, lllltt is \\'|iu.t people .~:ty who have silvr-r |\latiii..; dine through us.

If you have amy i\l<l flalieii

were you think is worn rut send it here uuii we will lwvs it made to ~look and \\'t-at lil e new.

\Veare sending a liig ship-

ment next week. Senfl yours now and save expri-ss cliai-,ps

G. l'l. Taylt r Jeweler (6 Opiii tau

P“°“°‘_553_J' ° 'ruin i;i.EC'rioN LAW MUST BE AMENDED, t

A11 intimate acquain-

ance with our Delmar Chocolates is to be desir- ed by all who would en- joy the best yet in Chocolate Bon Bous. Just get a box and see what that young lady connoisseur ori Bon Bons has to say about them.

Sold by leading

druggists, confectioners and grocers.

When Rev. Dr. Pringle characteris-

ed Sir Frederick Borden in the Prai- uyteriau General Assembly in turrns of opprobrium ‘which were distinctly livellous, and challenged the accused to bring an action in court to test the_tinuthfulness of the charges, The Guardian expressed the opinion that the challenge so made ought to be token up.

A number of Liberal newspapers

have had the itidepcudencc to speak out in similar or stnonger' fashion. The Siackville Tribune is one of these and strongly intimated that Sir Frederick must institute proceedings against. Rev. Dr. Pringle. The Arn~ hirst News, also a Liberal paper, says:

“Sir Fnodcrick Bordcniuust lace

his accusers at the eauliest possible ditto. Dr. l“n1uglc's stateintvnts be< fore the General Assembly nl the Prcshyteriun Church cannot be over-

llookod." '

The Eastern Chronicle of New Glas-

gow, which has been a staunch Liben~

D P Prayer at 7 p. m.

ist. P¢¢9l"B Cwtlledfal-Rev. Canon

al .iournul for a generation past, Simpson at 11 and 7_ speaks with even stronger emphasis Holy Coimminion 8 _ _

as miiows. Alt "Regarding Dr. Pringltfs accusa- an

they may he at false as hell; but we

nous against we Minister or Minus 2,' A" “°“'“° "°° “"1 “““"""°'l""'“

` Pnussvrmnian.

don't know and theiiefore have not‘h~ si- JBm°9-'*R0V- T- F- F\l1l0l‘t0ll 8!-

ing particular tto suy to the reverend vm

muckraker on the subject. Howevon

ed with ood seats Bunda School

K - Y

_ and Bible classes at 2.30.

tht Minister should clear himself o | Z

one charge on resign his seat in the,PaSt0r~ Morning prayer meeting in Government we confess that hu Wm, basement of church at 10. Rev. Geo.

notready to meet' his accusers in the|§é

Ross at 11 and 7. Stu-

nts snd strangers cordially wel-

3Ull'°m¢1 00”” al- Ke“'~"i“"~' That come. Sabbath school and Bible chss

looked bad. His accuscrs~\vare there, at

outlay night. Prayer meeting Wed-

they declared, with tho evidence to M

2.30. Young peoples’ meeting on

h M- ri ésdsy at 8 o'clock.

convict t 6 inisbcr on n very se ous' "°

T. DUNBTAN'B OATHEDRAL.

°h*""3'“'5 bm- 1"" d°dg"d me 55"” at First Mass at 7.30. '0hildrcn'| that time and put it off to ii 'more Mass at 8.30 Catechism immediately ¢m,v,.n,,en¢, ,_m,_,,0,,_ 1-hu; actiun did after Mass. High Mass at 10.30. not give his L horal friends conlidcn- v°“V°r° “"5 B*‘“°‘“°M°” M 7 9' m'

ce in his innocence of the charge mode age-inst him. Until he meets and re- 7.

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday Service at 7, 11, 3, gud

30 p. m. Week nights Services. -

futts the charge made against him. “°“d°Y- T“°laBY» T\1\|l'ld5¥» llld

in Kentvills, and its renewal by Rev. sa

Dn. Pringle the Minister cannot' ex-

turday at 8 p. m.

'l l -1 l“_i"`é*‘

pect Liberals to defend him.”

The Legislature of lows at its re-

cent session ndopilcd a liquor law with novel features. It is the reverse

,ot the local nptvion law which pre~ Ivnils in Ontario, for instance. In On- tario tho Province is under 41 license law and the cities iand municipalities :are given power by a thrcofiftihs ' vote to withhold licenses and close ull the snloons and bars.

In. Iowa the state is placed under

_prohibition and the cities and muni- lcipalities are cmpowencti- to vobe ,themselves "wet" if they so de~ lsire. For instance, any city with [more than 5,000 inhabitants or any lcounty upon a Petition of Consent lsiguoti by 65 pci' cent of the electors, Entity vote itself free from the prohi-

ibitory law and .bring in 'a system of restricted licenic. The saloon i-lust lbs of one rioom only, with but one tioor, and that opening on w business struct. No blinds are allowed 'and lno furniture. No women may be cm- ployvd about the premises.

ular oonsiefnco is being aroused a- , gainst the present; election law. Mrs. "Ci'or;'|>y, to his crodit be ib said, fav-

Au interesting coivtest is now on

which resulted from ii challenge by Col. E. J. Ball of Laramie, W\yotm» ing, on in Wttgvlr Ol $10,000 t0 PT()- ducc more s~lundia:i‘d grade outs on 100 acres of land than can be pro-

without. this udvnntagc. The stakes

3: '_'*"4` '_'-'*“T-’l‘“""`*”"“ `**"*"`-‘”°"**l"*-'*‘*"’ *"""__"r A NEW EXPERUMENT IN LOCAL OPTION.

But even when a city or counliy

has voted itself out from under thc general prohibitory law of the Statc,a saloon can only be opened cn petition of the adjacent property owners. A saloon must not be within a specifiud distiance ofa church or s school house. And if 'n comimunity, having brought buck the saloon wishes afterwards to get rid of it, -the Potition of Coneiint can be withdrawn by popular voto and the prohibition penalties will

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and 7. Strangers welcome and pro-

ION Church-Rev. Geo. E: Ross,-

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-ri-il: cnAn.i.o'ru;_rowN GUARDIAN .Q-u~mu_. =~&_____-_____ __ _’ 0 . , ._ The Store of Quamy . _

SATURDAY JUNE 26 1” l Bti P51115 OI\\ll‘f!|I-llorhing DIWIQI'

ut: eleven dm Sunday School and

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.l"il‘.!£’.E.E.“i‘i"i.'.° ..?°}.~¥.§..°'2.‘.Z".;."‘i‘°.!T . ' This store closes every Monday Al¢¢m°°n ' ‘

at |o’clock, during July and August. ' ` . »

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,\{g, P| |_ L5 :ig _ in _Early English Oak, also in Elm and Birch '

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dfb l \\\\\\\-`,,\|S,i.lS’ ' "st-.:<_1@>-§.r.f;~~‘f 6.75 t0 $52.00 _

'l' s L A »' ,,U»,_ :MGH x/_MA 55%,( _ \l_,_?|~f_., ....;,S,5' ,,,..,,v..,;

" R23 riii:ii”"1`iiii"""` E x t e n s i o n 6 t o 10 F e e t

again come into force.

of the Canadian Provinces, inasmuch W as it throws thc _burden of labor and t expense upon those who favor thc salonns. There may be something-

or provides for the license( saloon H

There are uvidences that the pop- orn amending it. Premier Haszard S

e told you aboutf- chey’t'c selling

emselves. _Jam Paton & (;0_

' 6-19dtt.

_ JOT DOWN THE ARTICLES YOU

in mst, but any isw which tolerates NEED IN M`EN'S AND BOYS FUR-

, ‘NISHI.NGS. THEN G0 RIGHT T0

_ _ . H. BROWN'S AND TAKE AD-

undvr 'any conditions must come far VANTAGE OF HIS BIG OPENING short of being an adcquntc remedy SALE TUESDAY ANI) WEDNESDAY.,

for nie evils sf the iiuuor mtfiie. JUNE 29TH AND """`H~

_ 6-26dr4i.

Beer & Weeks fox fufni.

ure, towels, towelings, bed- preads etc. 4-z3dtf

t00. quoted ss saying in has no no you swim 'r no You DRESS

IOVU lOl” i'l5. that it was passed befor;-6 he wz u in the Gnv¢,rm,,¢.nt_ and hw,

FOR THE Ht TASION.

We carry u line of Bathiin-if Trunlus,

pledgis liimselif to introduce is, better Tights and Suits. We can lit any measvre in its stead. This is good child from two years to men of and hopcfuh SU ran Both ______rt_ _ eighty. (7hilil_i'en's boys' and Youths' are "UW ___________tt€__ to _ vb from ,12c to £00; men o 25c, 30c, 50::

Improve the to $1.00.

election law. But the present by-

Yours for correct swiiriming nxppiirgl

elcclil.,-ns must bc hnlil an the gm, Jw' Paton & C0' 6"19du‘

319°* L0 Mlwnd it. The country uilll

Tilt whih cllldy c0l.fll. fare pimied with the Namionél Com he relieved t0 learn that wh.-it.c\vc'r

5_3¢|.m¢| 5| John l,Associution. ll the factr. me as party shall bc in power? the pre-Sent

;=‘ihave taken' ai great risk. irrigated

I-or aale lnndn usuiilly produce much larger

‘° y ‘r

Uontlomnnbbicyclo,'slmostnow,atrea9onabl _l m_ming_,, Amd CMU Bell claims to

mice.

_I or [articulate apply to

. U. MUItrtISON.

'l iyon.

8-24d8i then dmwfiiind,

“If you were playing “blind~man's

hut!" in ourcarpet and furniture de- partment you couldn'l. make s pick blindfolded but that it would lm worth more than what wc ask for il.. Jas. Paton & Go. 6-ifldtl.

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Montreal and Q\'e`\ec io Liverpool Fri .july z . . . . ..Empress of lrclanrl SlL_]Uly I0... . ..... Litké Cliuuiplaiitl First Cubin. Empresses, $90.00. up. One Clan Cabin.

Lake Erin Z Lake Ch implain . . . ...$4_<;-ur\- utf. Lake `l\l:mitobal _

Second Cabin. _

Empresness .. . . . . . ... 48. 75,. up.

‘ Third Cabin. .

Empreascs. S3'-/5 l

Otlu-rlw\atu..... $_1n.i\n ‘ w. s..nowAiw ii. P. A. t. P n.

cANAotAN PAc|F|c

_A:Q._ANTlC STEAMSHIPS _

iunove stat/ed, thc Alberta farmers

,cms than can bo had from "dry

law will bc radically cha/ugcti. Lot, us bonu the setter law or tire f.,.r.,r,. will include the ballloi.. As to that we Bh°“ld` bt! Elstd to have ii clear arm.

ilmve now a record of 137 bushels of .

outs to the n“I`€'-

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EHUHEH SEHVIEES A

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Changes to he muon in Church opr-

‘slr-ea must trot. be in later than Fri any at noon.

METHODIST.

Fi.-..t 'M¢|.\i<_.~ii1‘i..-e. _ ucv. Wm.

Harriuim nt clcvc-n .und lcev. }{_ E. Thomas et seven. Siiriiliiy School at LWO llllf£Y», Pssrtor"s Bible class at two thtrtY» lvmyer meeting on Wednesday at 7.30. Bible Study' meets at close.

Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at Ili n.rr1. Rf1v.Ii.I*l. Thmnne R2 ll lillil I Rev. Wm. Harris: nl at 7. Striiuucrs al- ‘wnyii welcome and providcd with com- fui't.uble seats.

BAPTIST.

nM.i.l»=t,-Services will be conducted

'nv Nov. (1. W. Gorey at eleven and ucvcn. Sunday School class lm 2,30 lim, Visitors always welcome am] provided with comfortable seats.

CHRISTIAN.

Sunday School and' Bible Class ur. two thirty p. in. Rev. J- F- Fiqvd at eleven and seve'n.<Sl:rsngers

Ht. Jolin N. B.

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at 8.2511 m for Summeraide. returning

001' EXPYHSS V/H8000 M1 l“\ldb|= to leave Summerslde at 7.00 p m., and n

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farmers or light delivery. special passenger train will leave Clmr-

[“spw¢|¢,,, invited, _ .lottetown at 8 |. m. for Mui-n{°__Harbor,

~ e r S , _ lreturning to leave Murray HU at 4.oo

Repairing |nd.Painting tp. m. , . i

drwstf o. A. sane.

nouncementi from the Premier. ,

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CASTORIA

"___ ;_o:_1;f»ui;_r sna__;:iiii<1rs_;i_ L n ou ave was ou lil ~ .;;»;;;;;,¢.,,_J,_@._,,_-FSIEAMEH lHINIlllll

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` Sales from Charlottetown for

Quebic and Montreal. Monday, 28th june, sails from Montreal for Charlottetown. Monday, 5th July.

Pas anger :icvoinodntioti very

superior.

Just Arrived

Aimliwf c..t-load Canada

Carriage Co's Road Watrrme, Ruttalloula, Auto Seal Buggies, 'T‘h-'ce Quarter Buggies, Demo- cnits anti Surrevr. Call row an l uinlce your ~elecfion :ist vie export. they will sell quickly,

A IIORNE fill C0

6-:ui |rl\v

(Replaces S. S. Campaua)

Freight solicited. `

C.-\ RVELL BROS,

Agents.

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Tha. law is, of course, a couiprumr ling' b:;i:tle°;leui;;elv£'horTh;ZJ :::do:’:;_'_’ _ - iso. but it is claimed to in mi im- suy what-its in schoni. Just so with o - 0 provcment on the local option laws the wafih goods. Scc our 14c. linen

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more and more popular each sea son. and hundreds ot ladies now look forward to this as a most timely and money saving event. Beautiful gowns, covers. sklrts and drawers with dainty and handsome trimmings are here In splendid profusion to tlt the slim as well as the fat person. and to sult. the sllm as well as the tat purse. M. Tralnor & Go 6- l5dr

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A IENUERS9

I Engine I'lo\ise,(.‘hsi-loi.tetown" will he received

dum.; in om...(i.._ A syn.i;.,..¢., of .eral tiecimn was ii.-,»ni,'uiiaur the law A'r'i~i»:Ni> 'rim oi°is'NiNo nAvs on iil'»“.’¢".i'.‘i-'ii'§iii»‘iii`.ii-.i'ii'i»"§i§d`iih.fii"'i.ii'»i'ih§'ii

Ltll~id'e, Alberta, f'r 1'-r‘h' a- as it stud; ' . .y ', i _ E i H ,F dti f fl* tbl, c__tfp_1_;_1___l;_ C_______mge_ S; _=;__e“-_=“;_0_°__ GOv____r_m___»_I_;_ l=____u__n_:lv_ _ i£(___l;/l__i_.___1__l_a1;_ziird s BI:ib§’_§_Vl;_f_j‘€4vl_3__14?_AI)i_1}é`Yl_JEHASf§I`E 'i;>_ritiiii'ii’riiii).Ziii»%i-ilaiii-. iii C`ii»ii-li>tt§- .. , , . ,. , B 1, -H not -4,. _ - ' ” ~ WM* ms Aus IN 'run DAILY i=APERs.| ""'-

Tiibunt aiys, lo. e wi grow oi u.bly resllonsilnle for tho ¢-n.uc_ THE DATE Is JUNE _HTH AND1 f’1“““ *md "l’°°“‘°"'°l°" may-b°“°"“ ”" th" h-is outs on irrigated lands, while* the tmeint of the law, Some wsponsiomty 30.1.H_ 8__26d___H_ Resident Engliiccrs Office at chili-lottctown

Canadians iinrlertake to compute "lust uttuch to their refusal or "___ 'r---~~-~~< -----

ittiinckn. God hlnsn you mid long mi\y_ you llvc hir in an o is . A

(Signed) Chun. Hansen.

Cedar Posts Just

Fenlsd lenders addressed to the under-igned. and mark-d on tho out side. “Tender lfo

l’. E. l. and nttho Office orthuljhlcf Fmgltieci at Moncton. N. B. where for-Ins of tender may bu obtained. .

All the condlvions of the spcclflcittioii must i

hc coutpllcd with,

M. J. Bl.l'l'|.El¥.

Cha -imu,

(io\'orntuent Railways Mntialling Bo -rd.

Ottuws.. Ont.,

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Who Says :Q

- fPll.ll’SY '

C a"»not Be C ured? .

' cud tho following lcttcr from one of’ o'

gritlulul p-tliuitw. \\ cum si-.iid you hundreds ul

sfuillui' ltitti in-,

hnrlottctnwn P. E. l..Csn.

I)t‘o.2ti i008.

Dr. Towns

Dear Sli---~-:

Well l have not had uno ffl, since l took

your trcntmcnt-. I think l can truly And surel- ss that l will never have another of them-

tc continue your stood work that you ova doiio

a d th tw

Let us i=un'l you oui-booklet 'on Etilcpsy,

ITS l"lU“l*i. Addr-u~s

F d dl)r._W. Téivwnn Mledltglsllo.,

A 0| ll 48'! __ 860718 I1 _

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Arrived

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Cur w hltoweur sale ls provln

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“ULD AGE P|l0VlSlllli”

is one of the vital questions of the day. The interest in this

direction is world-wide. Make it a personal question. Is YOUR old age likely to be financially independent?

it will be if you realizeand takeadvantage of the benefits

of Life Insurance. The Old Age Annuity provision of the Great-West Policies is. a feature of the unmost value. ‘

Ask for information, and ascertain how---in addition to

fulfilling the duty you owe to dependents---you may, at small ccst, perform the duty you owe to YOURSELF.

THE GREAT-WEST Life Assurance Co’y‘

HEAD OFFICE - ~ ~ -WINNIPEG »

BRANCH OFFICE - CHARLOTTETOWN

HYNDMAN rico.,

Managers, P. E, I.

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l"l.0URl FLOURI l"LOURl

" < All thc But Brando

Prices-from $6.51 lo $7.00 Feed of all kinds at the lowest prices Try our blended Tea “Square House" at 24c lh. oi-5 lbs. for $i.io. Crystal Suga,|:-to lbs. for 4oc.

` ga C0°» Sunnyside Grocers. Q,

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Are You Thinking?

Are you thinking that it’s about time for sum*

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Biwgyn welcome sntl provided with R bifirgain many be expected. Inquire Signed

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S ll(l_2ll Large Q hon

"""‘i"" .~ ~ -,~. . JOHN Nw/sou. MORRI &Fvi=‘E ~

vm§'i6»;..§ _»§f!¢T.».'»T9’.-1 ~ » 6-mdzw. city . stanley B,,id’ge_ _ _ _

.25 -Bw ."L\ d-- -- .

il; 3.5(l/ '?~'i': Our Mattresses 5-"`5\ a `i""`i""i"“ I ~ _ $26 'mn' ` "‘|" 1 .' E “fy *i ive ou solid com- - " K' . A nur ...ii

' - `: fgOl't all little COSL i _ "ig We have on hand a Bplendid line o l l

1 up :_ '__ Best kinds here. _`_ X ‘ imported and homemade 0 O D _ ` ` _ __ / - fo Q* f` U Qainl T09 Buggies omlnlon ay. In Fam-y_ Hosiery we have about every-new

. __ $25 _ _. 1_3 - _ pttterii there is 25c to 6oc per pair. ` Black Cosh-

___ ,_ z.; f-_T52 , E W first class flare will be issued from and to nl '-fe in “ll q\l3lil'iES. _

~‘~~-‘.5§§5_r_; e ' .,f . _ _ ` I . A ' ‘

iii li’ "';,i.;A'll;-df;/iii I .Second l`o None asuiir er ar.ilh'1`ii|tyluvia ahtmmwn D A _ I i I 1 V l

. A. BRUCE _

Cottage and land For Sale.

In Charlottetown on Sydney St.,

between Great George and Prince Sts. Owners left the Island. A

C *Vi Ll$l\' opcll Rlllllbbllll Excursion Return Tickets at one way

_ - , 5;-§`.`.1`-` `»-Tvliiiv ‘ 'H ___' _Q ’ Xin". ‘gnu all stations on June 3ot_l_i and July ii: igog

~ "_" ' ' ""_ '_' ood t t t 2 , ,, _. ,, f ., . . Q The Armstrong Carriage " 0,, °,,',§,§‘,§:"" ,f’,“',,{"‘,’“’ ,“ "‘f§

dw t>f°mptly

_ ,A Stfcéessors To Mark Wright Fur’ng Co A ' ' ‘ _ R_,,,,,” OHM

Our schooner has just ar-I

rived with a full load of 7 and 9 foot cedar pests which will be sold at moderate prices to suit all. .

Slptlnhtldont.

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mer underwear? If so, m’t forget thatwe are ready for you with the most complete and finest stock, we have ever had. We are :howing a . special Balbrig- gan at 75c per suit that is very fine. - A

° Another a little better at $1.00 pegsuit. ` Others' 3* $I~10, $1.20 and up. f.

» Natural wool at $1.20 per suit anihp. .,~ . _ _ _ ' ~j..'»t` E,

Your Furnisltet _‘ 'f _

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tix* 1 225 Gm* Gwflv Strut- ci...i.¢¢.¢......, r. E. i. ` C' ` ~

b -I I mwl'd& rt in 6- z_|;d zi,

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