PROTECTYOUR I ., SHRUBS ' AND TREES

It’sa pity to let insects destroy your fruit or flow- ering shrubs and trees when it is so easy to prevent it. A timer spray in}; with

Biuestone Hellebore

0I’ Whale OII Srap will '1 ' ' - t sect ravages. , We A have a special low price on Bluestone in five pou. (1 lots and up. Sell as cheap as you can import it.for.

G. Jamieson Daiggist The Medical Hall.

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FOR June Brides

all that is desirable in wedding presents- beauty, style, elegance, value and usefulness-are combined in articles of 5 Silver

shown in our store.

Seethe large range of prices from $1.00 up.

o. H. . ilYLliH.

Jeweler and Optician ‘

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ill Victoria llflll

Get the Habit ‘

Be a Customer Phone 86

'REDDIN BROS

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THE CHARLOTTEWWN GUARDIAN

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 22.

1908.

TWO AMERICAN SENA'I‘ES.

The Senate of the United States has 92 members representing 46 Sifitx‘s in the equal proportion of twu in each state. The Senate of (‘unudu is nearly llu large as that of the Republic, huvr ing 87 lilclllbclh‘. ()nturio sends 24 mun'otrs to the Senate, Quebec 24, Nova ' Scotia 10, New Brunswick 10, Prince Edward Island 4, Manitoba 4, Saskatchewan 4, Alberta 4.111111 British t‘oluntnin. 3. V The United‘ Suites Scnutc contains 70 lawyers; the Senate of (‘utnuln iii lawyers and 9 doctors. ()i the United States Senators all but (our were born in that country and two of the four were born in ('nnnl‘lu. Of the Unnadiun Senators 6‘) were born in Canada, six in Scotland,iour in Ireland, three in England and one in Switzerland. The United States. Senate contains but four members above the age of 80 yours; the Canadian Senate has seven members above that age. These are Senators Scott, Ross, Merner. Desnules, Carling, Howell and De Bouchervillc. The United a much'

Senate wealthier body him the Scunte of Con» odd, and probably contains more nen of world-wide reputation.

United States Senators have snl» tries of $7,500 each, and are also paid uileage at 20 cents per mile to and ‘rom the capital.

Canadian Senators are paid an in- l‘emnity oi $2,500 without it mileage illowunce.

States is

THE VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY. __

Twelve men on their oaths have ;olemnly declared that Alonzo Do- ierty, who shot and killed Joseph .lIcMillon, is not guilty of nturder,is In fact innocent, clean-handed, white~ :iveness of God or man ior what re did on that fatal night.

Is this the honest opinion oi ame general public oi Prince Ed— vard Island"! We do not believe not it is.

The plcn oi insanuty in these days .wee'pé before it. A _mnn is sane

‘harge a gun.

»nt doctrine and we Shull have riminuls ng unlawful tsclf be presumptive evidence oi un round mind.. ‘

upaning 'widc. inding when: can a criminal mind 7 But We must accept the vcr :ict. In the eye oi the law Alonzr

.1en on their oaths have said it.

hortrnu Li‘lchl peg. .'

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Bedroom

Furniture?

Our'big bargain purchase of bedr'oOni furniture‘ 25 complete suites affords you the opportunity of sav- ing not less than 25 p c on your outlays.

An $l8.00 3 piece Suite for $l3.50.

Handsome bedroom

suites 3 pieces rich dark

surface quartered oak finish large dresser with bevel

edge British plate mirror

16x20 inches, commode has

drawer and durable doors, enamed brass knob iron bed

.0r wood’b‘ed. The 3 pieces

ova-enoonoooou-I-Isol-co...-uuneol

worth$18.00.

$5.50

Mark, Wright Furn’g Co. V SUNNYSIDE i

9* ‘3 Welsh

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:ouled, and has no need to ask for“

the DOLLAR

‘ oefore' s‘nd 'al’tem but is iinsnne just INVESTI'GATE Long enough to fire a-house or dis-

[rim-rhmanrrs‘rrrsr'tmé conveni- till insane at the time of dry things, and crime will ()p‘

In Rimming bo that 'r The gate is Judged by the latest CULATION OF‘ AIR NEXT

)oughbrty has done no wrong. Twelve"

The (l. P. R. lino rocently opened" 'orthwnrd from Toronto to Sudbury, by, eight hours the time pf

'nie question at continuing the pmnanent ~improvements i streets inn sidewalks 'was‘ decid§et the civic elections last winter. We .are glad to find the city fathers taking action to carry on the good work. And now the Liberal caucus nt Ot- tawa has been considering whether or not to hold another sessikin beiorc dissolution. It is said the Quebec members want the elections brought on, while the Liberals of other Pro- vinces cast and west preicr to have another session. The full term oi Parliament does not, expire till' No- vember, 11109.. it ' '

mun INTHE LOINS.

Dragging, weorylng sort of pain medics Mme misery to many people This pain is due to a passive inflam- Imstion of the adjacent tissue. Nervi- line, by its msrvollously penetrating power, by striking deeply into the tissue and relieving congestion, quick- ly cures this trouble. Many people give up,using linimenta, a.an [roger- iy so, because oily substances do not penetrate. Nerviline nlwuvs pine- trntes deeply and that’s why it cures. More powerful, because five times stronger, more penetrating because lit strikes through soft'tissuc, more ,healing than any other linimcnt, "Ncrviline is unsurpassa'ble for all ;kin(ls oi pnin. There's not‘ on ache

:THE BEST BELT AND NECK- WEAR DEPARTMENT IN CHAR- LOTTETOWN IS READY {1‘0 AT~ TEND TO YOUR SATURDAY NEEDS. COME EARLY. MOORE at: McLEOD. G—ZMrll.

:IF YOU WANT NICE THINGS IN VEILINGS—OUR VEILING SEC- TION STANDS READY TO SUPPLY YOU WITH WHAT IS NEEDED. MOORE & McLEOD. 6—22drli.

:DAINTY WHITEWEAR AT THE JUNE WHITEWEAR SALE—TODAY IS YOUR BEST DAY .TO IIUY MOORE & McLEOD. 6— YZdr‘.‘.

:THE STORE WHERE Yfllf (.AN ALWAYS GET I‘Rl‘l'l‘i“: SHIRT- WAISTS-THE LARGER“ liAXI‘uE EVER SHOWN IN ANY CHAR- LOTTETOWN STORE IS HIhRE FOR YOUR CHOOSING—ALL PRICES. MOORE & McLEOD. fi—‘JZ-lvll.

Sanitary Plumbing

Let us te‘l you how little it will cost to i11- stall a system of tip-to- date san tary plumbing in your home. Do you approve of luxuries?T0 have 11p to—date plumb-

oru pain that ,Nervllinc will not

i :OUR SPECIAL MEN'S WEAR VALUE FOR "UNDERWEAR DAY," WILL BE THREE LINES AT $1.10 .PER SUIT. THIS IS THEI- BE‘ST jVALUE MEN’S BALBRIGGAN AND :MESH SUMMER UNDERWEAR WE lHAVE OFFERED FOR SOME TIME ;‘—“FOR FULL DESCRIPTION SEE OUR ADS. $1.10 PER SUIT. MOORE E& McLEOD. 6—22drll.

l :Hammocks. We have lust opened. In splendid line of hammocks and are ‘Igivlng extra value for the low prices asked. Provide yourself with a. good serviceable hammock and enjov LIP. Carter & Co. Ltd. G—lsdlw.

:UNTIL SOME SMART SHIRT FACTORY TURNS OUT ITS EQUAL THE “MOORMAC” TRAVELS A-. lLONE AT THE HEAD OF THE SHIRT I’ROCESSIOL. WHITE COLORED, SOFT 0R STIFF FROM THE MOOR‘MAC IS vIlEADY IN ALL STYLES. IF YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING ONE TWEN» TY FIVE AND ONE FIFTY FOR YOUR SHIRTS JUST THE MOOR-

AND ING MONEY MOORE & MCLEOD. G—ZZdrll.

ITHE ACME OF UNDERWEAR COMFORT IS FOUND IN “AERTEX CELLULAR.”_ THIS FINE LINE UNDERWEAR WHICH WE IN< ~ TRODUCED TO CHARLOTTETOWN IS SO MADE OF A CAREFULLY WOVEN CELLULAR FABRIC THAT IT ENSURES A CONSTANT CIR. THE

be SKIN, KEEPING THE WEARER AT TEMPER- . URE. WE HAVE THIS LINE IN .' v~

. A UNIFORM NORMAL ’ lOMBINATIONS: IN LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS AND ANKLE DRAWERS, 'IN SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS AND ANKLE DRAWERS, IN KNEE DRAWERS AND SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS—PRICES FROM $2.25 TO $3.25 PER SUIT. ASK FOR "AER‘ TEX" AND TAKE ‘NO SUBSTI- TUTE. MOORE & McLEOD. G—ZZdrll.

)(FANCY VESTS—DON’T 00 A LONGER WITH ‘ALL YOUR HEAVY CLOTHES. IF YOU HAVE NOT NO IDEA WHAT A DIFFERENCE IT MAKES ON A HOT DAY. I AM REALY THE ONLY PERSON IN TOWN THAT IS SHOWING ANY- THING LIKE A FULL RANGE OF VESTS. SIZES FROM 34 ’10 46. PRICES FROM $1.15 To $4.50. III-I.

BROWN, THE YOUNG MAN'S MAN. 6—9drtf. -

Spccial Shipment

oi Art Shoes for Ladies received. Tan, Patent, Vici Kid But- ‘t'oned‘ and'laced. A155 second shipment of As-

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toria for Geiitlpmen just received, Kid and ' Patent — Scotch Oak Soles.

Lastswliarlc Pointeil Toe, Strand Medium" Junior Full, Rare Old

Bud.

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WORN A LINEN VEST YOU HAVE -

ing in your home is one of the gr atestluxurics. \Vr carry the very latest fixtures in stock

Get our prices they will interest you.

Fred, H. Trainer,

Grafton St.

Opp Opera House dw

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THE munoru Central

rlTea Part-y.

To be held at

HUNTER RIVER STATION

Saturday; July 4th

by the parishoncrs of St. Ann‘s, Hope River. will be an event you cannot afford to miss. Ten grounds right beside the rail way track. 1 We once more. invite all our friendsaml wall-wishers - 1 ; l 1 1 ‘ Province and their name islcginn, to meet us at our Mammoth Central Tel-partyait Hnnlel’ River Station, on the 4th July. We will extend a hearty and grateful welcome to all. and endeavor to make the event worthy of ourselves, and of those who patronize us.Last ycnr,ni1 unfavorable day interfered with our arrangements and good inten- ions; but if Providence favors us with a good day this year, we want to demon- strate to All, what we can really do in the way of entertaining. Without entering into details, let it suffice to any that our great tea-party ‘Il possess every entertaining feature usually found at web gatherings For the rest, the site is} an nttractivé and cnlrul one; the train arrangements all over the line, are complete: the gathering promises to be a large one; and it will be our pleasant duty to cater to the tutu of each and all. , Should Saturday the 4th July prove unfavorable. the ten-party with every feature unchanged, will take place oy Monday 6th July, or the first flue d: llo wing. Mrzzsanns

Gloves, Bolts. Collars

Millincry, Em- broidery, Corsets and Hosrcry

Dry Goods, Furniture, Carpets

House Furnishings

SNAPS 1N FURNITURE

Couches, $6.50 to 25. Lounges, 6. to 10.50. Office Desks, 10. to 50. OffiCc Chairs, 5. to 13. Hat Racks, 6. to 30. licdstcads. 4 to 10. Parlor Cabinets, 13. to 40. Buffets, 2.1. to 60. r Clieval Glasses, 30.——special to clear, 20. Parlor Suits, 3 and 5 pieces, 18. ~ to 100. Children’s Rockers, doc to 4.50- Costumcrs, 3. Mission Tables, 8. to to. ,

‘ Sectional Bookcases, 20, 30, and 40'

Dressing Tables, $13, to 38. ,VVriting Desks, 7. to 3.1.

Music Cabinets, 8. to 15-. Combination Bookcases, 15. to 22. Fancy Polished Rockers, 3. to 18. Cheffoniers, 12. to 32.

Centre Tables, 1.50 to 18.

Library Tables, 8, to 16.

China Closets, :8. to 2.;

Dining Tables. 6.75 to 46. Sideboards, 11. to 65.

Willow Rockers, 3. to 15.

Morris Chairs, 7. to 20

Settees, 8. to 30

Mrsiou Rockers, to. to 22. ‘

Parlor Rockers, 5. to 18

price

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f O . $1.501.) $2.50 . Ladies’ Trimmed and Untrimmed

Shapes and Outing Hats For 49c

250 Ladies‘ Trimmed and Ur'irimmed Hats. to be sold at this remarkable low price; all the latest styles Shown this season are represented here. Small Totlties, Parisian, Turbans Mushroom Shapes; they are made of best quality Milan straw, 1 cc straw, golf braid, etc-', etc. We have them in sky, navy, Copenhagen, chainpagnc,brown, cardinal, white, l)leck,,pink, etc, etc. Reg. $1.50 to $2.00 For . . . . ... . . . . . . .. . “"490

‘ $1.25 Flops For 49c

Only, ten dozen of those very pretty flops, made of very

good quality assorted size crown. Reg. up to $1.25 For 59:

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r Elbow Length Gloves 49c

\Vomen‘s fine quality elbow length le thread Gloves. mous- quctaire wrist, black. white or light brown, the same quality we sold last season for 85c. Special per pair . . . . . . . . . . . .491:

Women‘s fine quality elbow length lace Lisle Gloves, very neat and splendid wearing quality, black, white and brown $1 .00 quality. Special, per pair . . . . 85

I '————"l Hall-Price Buys 11 Parlor Suite l

Here's another of our special sales, holding good for J uue only.

For the acczunnodation of out of-town customers, mail orders for this suite will be filled if received by us up till Monday, June 15 th.

Suite I5 made of IJIl‘ch Ill imitation maho an and C0“ - S y g y, SISI of two arm chairs and a SCIICC.

Seats are covered with loose biscuit tufted cushions, held in place by means of silk cords with tassels attached.

Suite is made on strong massch lines and will stand any amount of use. The number is 10, and the price for June only, 530.00. I

table to match, No. 10, can be had in June for $4 40

Special Sale'of Scotch

Linoleum and Oil-Cloth

Good quality, well seasoned Scotch' Oilclotlis, 2 yards wide

Very good quality Scotch Linoleum, 2 yards wide, in matting, oak plank, tile, and

in carpet and tile patterns. carpet patterns.

Srdfilypef Yafd- n ----"5¢ Special yard.............39c

Extra good quality Scotch Linoleum 2 yards ,wide. 5 cm Friday, yard pe 40 yards China Matting for... ......... .....

Jae. Paton

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Just: 2;, 1908

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In n letter to

nu, J“. "10 firm dated

Paton was t

Ohnrlottetowln mshdiimn‘ In“ tirm hu unpacked and mung". the 8rd shipment oi midsummer ‘ml fitter- irom Mr. Paton. More cantor ow. ‘ - Homo ‘

May

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:Midsummsr Clearance ndiee' untrimmed Hate he to choose lrom 100 will be 0 day at 48¢ each; another 1 ho balance to clear at $1 east many shape! at the l a run up to 83.60. '1‘

chance for mothers Ivh'iimriiiu‘lrmiV purchase three to four ha 0 ‘0

iamily. Jae. Paton & Codi-Hid”

Sale in arly 4M tiered in- 0t at an, .50. Th.“ “Mr price

Inizll'liteen boxes new I" , in black, white

mostly French. Imdlesudwlighrgd' een _ waiting the latest in flower" had better secure first choice thI' morning. Jae. Paton 6': Co. 5-301!”I

low”. .md“

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:We don't m” H You can’t get I. Paton & oo_

0 our glove atook. what you want try 5 watt.

Di ti t I : a no lve styles in P They're graceiully ‘ pezffictly easy—fitting ur y, while improving 11 port

by imparting the iaahionahlzaifitlte line. You need spend no more than a dollar to secure one of these ex- cellent corsets—suited t0 the stout mediumi or slender figure—mad; from careiully eel

boned With sum acted materials,

rior qualit well cut, and beautifully Iailgiiei‘fl

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film ordinary dollbr kindlibiiandhilmn ain their shapllness much ion er Jae. Paton a; 00. Milo"

0. corsets, Proportional. the figure, nag.

Our waist do or attractive .place thesepdatyrgfntwias an showing many styles oi waists :53 chic! among them in popularity 1 our_showing of lace and net walletsa You ll feel the same way when yoti see them. On sale to—morrow ats a. m. sharp. Price 95 etc. Paton & 00. 6-8drti.

:Charlottetown'e largest dry goods «tore is being augmented weekly rom Germany, Paris and London. Jss. Paton is in Europe attending to the flrm's weekly imports. Have you seen that 691: line oi venetisns that there has been so much talk about around town, some people thought it was 80c goods not! at all Paton‘e price is 650. another shipment ready within the next 24 hours. Jas. Paton &- Co. G-Zdl‘fi-

Well-dressed men are finding out the merits of Paton clothing. This Paton clothing store has struck up a more extended acquaintance ' this spring with men ,.who..are dress-per. ticular than it has over done in former seasons. That's only natural. It's decidedly to their interests to know Paton clothing and to wear Paton clothing. Every rubric that'la fashion isvored~tbis season is here. All the new style ideas. Every gar. ment is characteristic and distinctive with an elegance that is in tip—top ater and the height oi good taste, while every price is materially lower than tailoring of equal merit would cost elsewhere—no much as 33 1—3 to 50 per cent. Jns Paton& Co. —3drti.

The embroidery sale to-day. The selling begins at 9 o'clock this mom- lng. It is not necessary for us to go into detail regarding this sale. It is a. well—known fact that when we have an embroidery sale it is an oner- lng of unusual ,end unpproached values. and 'this will not be an ex- ception to the rule. You are not so much Interested as to how these ex- traordinary values are possiblefiul‘ lice it to say that awaiting your choosing this morning are beautiiul, new, crisp edgings and insertion: in the most attractive and dainty de- filgna. the very embrdderies you want for spring sewing, at consider ably less than hall their real worth. They are up to 4} in. add range in width from 2 to 4} in. The prices of these embroldorlea at other times is from 8 to 18¢. a yard.

GLOVES.

Long silk gloves. It you will let your mind travel back ti'll last year you will probably bring it to the prices you paid ior long silk gloves: and you will then appreciate how really cheap these are. Your selections are made. We are showing for this spring hundreds oi new pat- terns! An assortment sure to View satislactton to the most exactinz customer, because it embraces the pick oi the beat in curtains that are made at home and abroad. Practic- ally every curtain that you in!" board oi in here: ranging trom the simple, dainty mullm curtain to the moat elaborate handmade Nottlnx‘ hm and cable Natl. We ard alleran now a special showing of Natural- ham lace curtains at 76 cents. and“ new line oi Scotch Lace at 84.50 and up. besides score. of other handsome pattern at equally attractive Prim“ our Mr. «Paton will vldt film ‘43“ Curtain Canton. and Buplement our stock. Ju'Raton ‘ Go. i-iidrtf-

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:Never before have val-tn ot we: "Jud been‘ cold (or Lprtu whic

‘ hardly pays for the mourn! n10“-

Dre-vitamin huh. new 11mm“ modell. pretty embroidered VIII“! Ill-over embroldorpd will“. “In”: between: an. 1m . out!“ “a, and but: tiny too - your dot n Swine, with mun-dam W; nova trout; mount-h modd- dm "mull linen scum. 3t!!!- l" 0"" body—long. and chart. cleaver-09° (rent or bank. Donft mill norm on to ueufl a non 1 c. "-

.1. .50. we no Pom o'm’i. Hat“