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A PAGE Two "' 'fm MUST me ‘ ~ T1-is cHARLo'1"rETowN GUARDIAN . 1 nas-1-or "P I JUNE 111 :Vo

1

D0n’t Depend 0n Luck

YOUR SUCCESS

on 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 ()Ui<_ LINE of fishing tackle.

\Ve have a fine array of R}‘.ELS. LINES, BA - _ KETS, ETC. '

Experienced Anglers have found our line of fishing tackle very sat-

isfactory .

V.-’e call _your :uten-

lion in particular to our flies. 'I liey are

very fine.

I/I

J. G Jamieson DRUGGIST

Lending Tackle Dealer

AWE” "'”""‘

s- ' '_' _ --- - -_

Wedding , I Rings

stainpc1l_ G. II. T- are the -

'ndilial will wear a lite- .._.1e. We have a large stock of tok, 1.-ik and 181;

in all sizes. '

Prices $1.50 to $8.75 ac-

' cording to weight.

` G. ll. Taylo

E jeweler & Opticinn

is NEW f|i|N\|i1l'.Ol{iil'. HOTEL WM. MONBOURQUETTE. Mgr.

Private Baths, l.{un11in¢‘_ Water and

l.1»11gl;isL11nce'l’eI1eph»1n1-s in all rooms. Largs bright slaniplo Rooms.

UilItlINl'l UNEX‘JELl.EU SYDNEY. N. S.

. wir..

‘_-; _ __

"Hum" 18 n splendid prcpziirition

lor neutrull'/.l111; :ill odors of perspir- ation. lt is a dcliciniis snow-white crsnm that having no odor of its own allows the use of any perfume desired. It is indespensuhle during warm ~,-:eatlicr and should be on the 1lr1‘ssin1.f table of every man or \\11111;111. A_l:1r 2?.-r. The Two Macs.

6-17M Etf

I

L-1

“Are you 5 judge or shirts? Ther

come in and see our new spring lim of them. You never saw such style value and class at the prices. Negli- goe and Lounge, with soft collars; stiti or French ends. Outing style \\ith reversible collar, 75 to $2.00. Hruces. 4-29dtf.

"Skirts for big women, waists up

to 36. $2-001m. rlicfiirs. 11-11v1t1.

P' " 1

Canieron’s _ “lio1ne--Made-- I Bread”

Sweci--~-I`ure--Wholesome

(Always The Same)

can he had at these grnuers-

Coflin 81. Co-M 81 A l‘vl1:L€od,

Cmckell X: Co-C'I1appel's Grocery,

(`ra'\l1c'n ('-rt‘1'rry» j. P. Cronir,

_l_'!111 Cameron-]ol11i \Vheallcy,

\`\'111 1\I1~l"hne-If., I.. _Sm>\llv\'oo.l,

P. Mullins (hzftween Richrneiui Q.

I"n\\'::al Sis) Mrs Trainer (Rocbford Si Mrs Geo Moore Water Si-betweenl Queen 8:. Pownal)

THE CHARLOTTE

TOWN GUARDIAN

riissuav, _1

UNE 18 191|. `

It is interesting to observe the re-

sourceflilness of publicists and news- paper writers in the United States in accounting for the increasing num- ber of American settlers who are making their homes in (‘»an1ida.-par- ticularly in the three provinces of the middle west, remarks a valued ex- change. Just what this migration from beyond the border means is shown by the immigration returns, which state that last year 131,000 Americans established homes for themselves in our prairie country. This year, according to the immigra- tion officials of the province named, the influx will be over 175,000. A Wall Street investigator, who has inquired into the matter says that in11nig1'z1tion, banking and railway officials agree in the estimate that the average American settler takes with him into f‘anada at least l=1 thousand dollars in cash, and cifccts that exceed 11 thousand dollars in vnluc. On the cash basis alone, those figures mean that last year L'-nnada

WHY THEY'

COM. `

received upwards of $131,000,000, in money from these American settlers, and this year they will bring $175,- 000,000-possibly more.

The Government of Canada, spends

hundreds of thousands of dollars ad- vertising Canada in the United States, using literally thousands of American publications to create fav- orable impressions. This work is carried on under the direction of an expert newspaper man, who is an of- iiclal in the department, and who uses the services of one of the largest ,United States advertising agencies which places a vast amount of read- ing matter concerning western Can- ada in 5, great number of country and»farm papers.

This is a pointer for the people of

Prince Edward Island, and it will be well if the results from the faithful efforts of the new Publicity Agent; are so gratify- ing- Let ua all hope that they will he, and thus that there may bc n Provincial influx not dreamed nf.

NOTES.

A 'l`or1_1nto man isigrowing cotton

in his gardcll. lic has L, theory that by crossing southern cotton with the Vniimlinn climate lie can grow wool. 'Toronto Star.

The llondon Mctho1listConle_rr»ne|;

has by unanimous resolution called

tario peninsula, who src members of

the tobacco plant.

If the caterpillars ,continue to hold

up the passenger trains on the Gati-

equipped with carpet sweepers fixed to the cowcatchers so as to keep the

been patented.-Ottawa Citizen,

fare.-Montreal Herald.

mother from her homc. 'I‘hcrc is hero iSn1'1-ind heroism, and much of th heriosm wnich thc world is so fond o applmiding is but emotional im pulse. The notion that a man wh figures prominently in ii heroic ex ploit must necessarily possess all th

patrick is already at Cape "l‘ormcn

gincers in locating the docks ther

Ferry, Provincialists should at onc

cal industries. Who will take the firs

step in that 1lirectio11'I Other place are agitating for mnnufacturin

lddward Island. which in noted for it proirressive spirit. A Toronto cx

that city.

And now Judge I-Pnlcn will be asker

Iiow to Remove Warfa

s its Y » (torn ami Wart Extractor. Refuse any

trick in one night. Price 25c., at druggists.

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Get Our Prices on Good

I ce-Cream Freezers _

Our line of ice-cream freezers displays _the

best made-specially selected to suit the exacting needs of our customers. These freezers will last longer, are easier to run and give far better re-

sults than the common

kind. Get our prices.

Refrigerators at Economy Prices

Here is where you can get a really good re-

frigerator st moderate cost. We searched _far and and near for a high quality, low-priced line and

know we can give you

perfect satisfaction on both

paints. See our line--compare pnces.

F ennell 8:? Chandler

Victoria Row. Y

upon the farmers in the western On-

thnt denomination, to cease growing

neun road, the engines might he

rails clean. This suggestion has not

The Irish sufiragcttcs have copied

the methods of their English sisters

and begun a campaign of window, _ Smashing It is certainly A very il-onp suicide on the floor of Parliament cal commentary on history that Irc- land should copy violent mcthods_t0 The P0369 0l “W ¢°“nl_»1`l°9 Wlw" from Eng1,,n,|_ perhaps it is omy a_they occur, and can surely not br woman's way of introducing a_ new_.lU9ilfl€fl by H“Ythi“l3 5h°"l`» ‘lf Wlml sensation into n jailed political war- Wfllllll lllsllfl' H feV0l\ll5i0“-“Exch-

A (~nrne1:ic l1c:_o in (.l11_cngr_i_ hi: In uw _(mg mm' when the soft gnu

been served W' .h an iniunc on, 1 __ . '

rcsti-ain him from cjccting his alzcd |0f t“m‘”ht had d_arlle_“°d into th'

_ chony of night, primitive man, safe

with the good news that Prof. Kirk

and at Carleton Point for the Cn

move in the matter of many new lo-

"hangc is calling for car works in

for a further ruling on a problem that is puzzling the Federal authori-

ties in Buffalo. N. Y.. as to how to destroy the contents of 18.000 lwil-l0B of tomato catsup without breaking

By a Painless Remedy

llon't allow these unsightly excre-

nnences to spoil the bnaiity of your hands or arms. Remove them pain- lessly and for all time by applying l\11tnam'1i Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. Failure impossible, re- 11 alwa 11 sure with l‘utnam's

substitute for Putnam‘s. it does the

the bottles. That number of bottles was seized recently and thc contcntr ordered destroyed by Judge Hazen i1 the United States District (‘.nurt_ The order said nothing about des troying the bottles, and it is said that if this is' done, the firm may _sue the Government for the valiir ‘or the hotties. what nest?

Belgium and Hungary have boil

witnessed political outbreaks wbicl are not very creditable to the particl involved. In Belgium the workmen

aided by many Socialists supporters made violent demonstrations as soon .is it was known that the clerical: had won at the general elections These demonstrations.dcgencrated in to fierce rioting, with the loss of several lives and much damagc tl property. In Hungary so fierce hai hccome party feuds that a deputy failing in his attempt to kill Tiszs the Government leader, committed

These outbreaks are a serious mcnacl

ARTIFICIAL LIGHT W0l\lDERS.

clly ensconcd in his cave, thrust 1 flpine knot into the glowing embers oi _ the cave hearth, and drove the nigh 0 back into the shadows, says J. Gor __ don Ogden, in Popular Mechanics. Ir 0 the flickering, htful light thus ob

,,,,am_,(._5 nf mom( greamvss 5tnn1ls_tained, he thought over the might) in need ol 1-svisisn.-wooden-¢k_ sen- do-.ds of the day and prepared for th- ' tincl.

morrow's fray hy overliauling hir stock of stone axes, darts nnd spears

` In these days of the twentieth cen ‘1tury, far remote from primitive ar

tinc and will he assisted by two en- and s_,c_,u._ the business mam (res,

e|fr_om market place or factory, walks “into his comfortable living room. 9 turns n switch or presses a button

and lo! the night shadows arc gone

t He, too, reflects a little on thr “_mighty deeds of his day, and, under

_ lv thc soft radiance of modern artificial

plnnts, &1‘., and thus why not Prince

|I1ght, turns to his newspaper and

S _reads the stock reports. Like his cave

ancestor of the remote ages he pre ‘nares for the next day's battle. Just la change .in the illumination ami but 1 little more.

1:We keep on hnna always a largr

stock of the best in cameras and photographic supplies. Know that we can please you on every point and give you the very best at the most reasonable prices. Developing and printing department in connection. The McKinnon Drug Co. corner Great George and Kent streets. , Mhlti

Rl']QUIRl§MI‘lN'I'l-l f)F'

THE HORSE MAlll(E'I`. By Theodore Ross.

In the report of thc Department of

Agriculture of Prince Fldwnrd ls- land, John Richards ln his remarks on horses says:--"l<`our distinct types are in demand, heavy draft, carriage, roadsters and saddle horses." There has, however, been 5 great deal of mixing of breeds and a large pro- portion of the horsrs being offered for sale could not be considered even fair representatives of any of these types, Moreover the classes them- selves are not marked off by wcll de- fined differences. but merge into`eacl1 other, so that it is sometimes diffi~ cult to say where one stops and the other begins and frequently the con- ditions governing supply and demand in the market, determines the class to which 3 certain horse belongs.

Again there are certain qualities, common to all the classes, which are looked for in every horse that in ol-_ fercd for sale, and determines more or less his market value. 1 The first of these is general ap- pearance. This is- dependent very largely on feeding and care. Thev ‘_ should he spirited and energetic and able to carry themselves well in har- ness. A stylish showing often sells a rather inferior horse. 'l'hev should be well groomed, the hair short and |sleek, lying close to the body, and Dossessing a lustre, indicative Ol thrift. In the opinion of the writer. it is better to leave the clipping of 'the foretop and mane, tho legs and tail to the dealer. It detracts from the fresh country look '

Closely allied to general apvllf'

)YH£NYUU£%

lc leanser

full directions and many. uses on Large Sitter-Qan iO9___ __

plenty of flesh and a good coat of sleek hair is always a1>1>rec1Hwl- '_1`l_11H may not add a particle to thc utility if the animal, in fact it may lessen it, but the market dcnranlls lt. i\l\ll. to make the most profil. U10 l>f"‘ _lucer should furnish it._ _

Homes in poor conlition are fre-

quently purchased, put in good cou- dition and sold again Vi ll ll*““l°“‘"“" .r0fif,_ This in particiilnrly true ol draft horses, where weight rcrcivcs so much consideration.

_ (to bc continued.)

A VALUAI-`fl1E LOSS.

was standing

ut the floor. wus watching

'l‘l1e travelling mnn ooking 1lis1‘onsolat.cly The hotcl 'lUf¢‘l'0\‘

'1im.

By nnd bv thc hotel

hp travelling man :

“Lose somctliiiig '."’

The -trn\'cllir\g 1111111 nodded.

"Sr11ncthl11i: \'nl\1:1ble."

Another nod. Sure you had it \\'lu-11 you 'tnme

here 1"’

Anutlicr nod. _ "Then wily 1lid't you put il in the

safc ?"

"(‘.o11l<ln`t."

"What was it '_"’

"My Joh."

kccpcr sold to

ARS DFIAIJ

EMINIENT :~l(fHOl.

.___

PARIS, .lung l7»A lcaulicu, llirnctor of »f France, died today. I-Ie was born n 1842. Mr. llcroy Beaulieii was in- lcntiiicd with the Pcace movement. losely. l-lc was an extensive writer. (‘AMBRIll(,;l<I, Mass, June 17~Hil- iam Watson Goodwin, Professor ‘Emeritus of G1'cekLito1'11tu1‘e at -harvard University and one of the lest known Greek scholars in this cnintry, died nt his home in (lam- ridge lust night aged 81. Prof. Goodwin was the author of

several text hoo`.'s_ and was a mem- Ne Meet Again," thc plcasniit gather- icrc and abroad. He had received lonoraty Degrees from thc Univcr- 'ity of Bonn, Amherst, (‘a1nb1'i1l;;c, Wlifland, (`olumbia, l<Zdi11b111'gl\, '-larvnrd, (‘l1ic1v._1:o, llfnlc, Oxford -nd fmttiligrii.

untolc licroy

the Institute

WAS A IlA(`I~IlCI.l)ll.

"ln your rr-mnrks this morning you

spoke ai' n. baby as n now wnvc on thc ocean of life."

"Quite so; 11 poetical figure," “Don't you think that 'n f1'o'sl1

squall' would have' hit the mark better."

Races at Central Park

.|ohnslon`s River

I June 26th. 1912

Three Minviie Class- Purse $4'».- o

Free for \|'- " $4; U1; Grcrii Race- Liberal l’orse

(ZONDITIONS Govering R wr:-Mile

order, nod nmb‘es for horses, Tea 'I nhl

Dancing Bco.h\ and all olher amuse mcnli usually found at such gatherings.

This geek han been noted for good

races nr orderly meetings, and the m1\n~ agers are determined to make this the best race el held on the trac k

the influence of liquor or making any dis

16-zMwfm7il-;|hs11.oi ’

(ance, is condition. A horn csrryingu

`

up

.'lWh\'

\.<4~§\ ‘ fm

‘" fl/11111/lllll

snulyw

clothes that

Please -

After all therc’s

nothing so essenl ial about a suit as

Comfort

A suit may be stylish and made of the finest material and yet lack in comfort and satisfaction. You who have worn suits that areimproperly shaped and carelessly made known how much truth there is in the

above statement. _

We have suits that for style mid comfort and » q11alilycan’t bebeat at

$l0 00, I2 00, I5.00 up io $22.00

l\PA TONS! '

1

"'l‘hose outing hats are going like

snow oil a dyke in the merry month of June. Shapes are the very latest, material, peanut straw and trimmed with pretty trimmings, Trimmed 50c

- . f, ` H-

ons. 6-15Mtf.

“$30 pieces of new wash goods,

ready for hot weather. Patons

1 laalmen-llliu A. F¢rg\||on,la.dy

Auiut¢.nt»- Personal Attention ml Promplneu Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered at

short notice.

SPECIALTIES* Disinfecting and fumigauna

Fumiture Repaircd and Renp- bolstered.

Silent Salesmen made toorder,

0FFIg:IC-K' B unre Phono

` m'. sinlpflfonhci s

Nolth Hide. hone 883? dlillixis'

INTERCOLONIA

I.

QAILVVAY

Q ~ ` _

Cheap _ Rates For

`King’s Birthday. June 31d l9I2

Round irip tickets at First

Class One Way Fare.

Good Going May 31st,

June 1,2 &`3.

Good -For Return ]'une 5th. Between all Stations and

Points on connecting lines.

A claice for a cheap excursion

loMontr»al on the finest train in Cauadalhe “Ocean Limitid"

W. R. ROGI. RS

City Ticket Agent

S4 Great George S lrect

ROCKY PUINI BOAT.

Oommenclng June lst.t.he Btr.Hillsboro will run dailv (except Sunday) between the Ferry whf. and itocky Point during .~3111nmer1no11ths.1\t tim fo Iow111ghrs.V_1z.

Leave Oh‘town Leave Rocky Point

700s. m. 730a.n1.

8 00 " B30 “

.. _om ..

ii.:w "

2.00 D. m.

3.ur1 “ 0" II

'ifzin 11.00 “

_ 1

e~.¢-:are 2.1'-:.:'~r..: ..%o‘5

fl D. lI'I»

O

500

1.00 “

SUNDAY

Leave lIh'lown Lea

9.UUn|n 12,15 " 2.(X) " 300 " (.00 "

M. MURPIIY, Mgr.

Y Point

rwwrg. S3386

3:1

. : :Sig

BSI'

11ntri1n1ncd25c_ Guess how many hats 6-1l\'l :amos nd

in tho Eastern window and get 11 ~--- _ trininicd lint ircc Free fuessin Pat- "lf you Want R000 Sill-lSfHCll0I\

with your razor get n nev-a hone stron-you certainly get good re- sults. Anybody can have a razor with one of these-Sce them, E. A. Fos-

6'.15Mt,f_ ter, Central Drugstore, 6-18M3i.

easy lo pay. Sec us today.

' ‘E

If You Should Die

' .Tonight !‘

If you shruld die suddenly what would become of those now derrmi

1 ani upon you ? “'o11ld those who are nearest and clearest lo you l11-ivr. io

go out and slave for a meagre living' and perhaps end up at the I’ro\i11- cial lnslilntimiall because you ;iid11`¢ safegiiarrl their interests, as well as your own. vihsn you were iirnng. nclive and liuzillhy ':‘ ,

NOWisl|1elin1c to attend lo this all iniportanl. matter, lo fake nul a

prliry in llie Canada I.1i`e. A (cw cents a day will ihorouglily protect you and safogiiard the iiilrrrsls of those dependant upon you. You will iinri the Canada Life' safe and stvorg, 'hc prcniiunis low and

W K R Manager P. E. I. Branc

o » 84 Gt. George Szreet. _ R B. Rogers, lfensinglon, Special Agent A

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- F`Z?&EZl°?"\/IZEIZ

'I`ROI"I`INii TRIAL 2.141-fi A iiorlitir sranmuw n1i1:n,son or

EINIEENI 2.06 i-4

Founder of the Woi°ld’s- greatest trotting family.

Catalon is a full brother to OWASSIA 1.06 5-4 and PRODI

_ GAL BINGEN (ir) 2 I9 I-4

A handsome Mahogany Bav ri; 2.11 hands, weight 1075.

others.

Record (3) 1.211, (4) z1_-1. (5) 2.11. Dun of Owailsa 1.06 lf.

_ Prodigal tr 2 19 _'.{.

Dam 1\fGsol Si.Clsir (4) 2.15 }{(|r1»|) 2 io ,'{ (p), airs of Mukinley z o6 ,'{ ctr.

.1.is.r. mire, _

' 5128.MttsEsi8itl]'une2_7 _ _

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` ani.

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'l‘o get lrotters 'uulformally you must breed to prolncing blood, as by so doing your chance for success is ion fold greater than otherwise.

B'1NGEN 2061-4

Sire of'56lncluding Admiral Dewey 2 04 3-4 John Waid 2.o53 4

Owaissa 2.o6_-5-4. Tl1eLeadi11$; Lndy (3) 2 07. Uhlan 1 57 _1,»4, Codeio (4) 2.093 4. Totara 2.0934, Lord Revelstoke 2.10, Capt. Bacon 1.103 4, Vice Commodore 2.11, Grandsi_1e of Aquin (.|_) 2.03 V2, Ken- tucky Todd (_1,)2.o8 3 4,Blnvolo (3) 2.oo,‘.Q',Cnchato (3) 2.11 12”, Doug lnss (3) 2.12 ‘/,, and 28 olliers. Sircd dams of Nalinia 2.07 M, a1.d 3

Isl Dam. IMPROVIDENCE by PRODIGAL 6000

Record 1.16 Sire of Moy z.f17§4'. Nolan (4) 2.118, Lnureila :.1 8 !{ ,UM M. 2.119 K, india Silk 1.10 5( and 95 olhcrn;dams‘nf Gen W.11u= (3) 2.06-‘{[Owalssa z o6 ~!.{, Gavaiia~ (4) 1.11 ji' and I7 others. -

Znd Dim UEEN WILKES, by WILLIAM L. 4244

_ _ _ Dam ot_ Improvideiicc 2 iz, Qumiat Sim of /Ixtell (3) z.|z and 10 n|||qrn_

"“'“l*- "N" ‘l"’f"’ 'll l'~'0 l“ l‘**'"¢‘»‘H*1 'WH li' :.13 3 4. Improbable (1) 1.20, Graiidsire of Amy Brooks z.oq X, ""'* " ’§""l lh"’¢ l05l*\l’l- (ll\‘l"l"|l’! "U1 53"' li aniiam ofOw»inna 1 116 3 4, Sen. ()1.411a'1n .' 07, Home Circle z c 7, crl)._ l'.niran1e 5 p. e. of purse and 5 p. 1*. /\xw,,,||,y (,) 1,5 hy (;,,,,l,-y 2 07 K' |v|,,,,;,,,,. L07 14'_ |91 "d‘l"l“"°l 0" "“’"°)‘ wmners. others. Sired dams of Minn Willsinoni

The track is now in first clans comii- 2 07 1-4, Lundeen 2.11, Improvidenec

tion for racing, also grounds :ire in i'1m» - ~ :.12 and 30 others. '

Rcfreslizrneiit halocns. Ice Cream ancd .’l'\d Dim by ` `

Sire of Trevillian 2.78 K, I) wid B 2.09 1-4, Dandy 111113.09 §f{ and 45 oihernysms of Bingen a.o6 1-4, Nur. vallin z o7 3-4 Evelyn Byrd 1.09 1-: and 72 others.

An eriion unrie ihe infiience nfli mr Dam

Will ‘Llp bv hdmillbd to the grcundlqdnd Dam of Bob Acres :.28 }4, Grnndxm Sire of Dexter 1. 17 1-.g. 39 others any person found on the grounds under .0f2- (_ dams of Stsmb.1uIa.o7 1-z, qtc.

:;1;1»s_»;¢_:»_;1_1_11 1»s.1¢..11~:11;__.¢_3_fa111_;¢_1° Service Fee $15.00 with return privilege. .Cash or note at

. o race uxrnn e . en nu ' f _

must be made willl‘1l1sScefets1)'- - time first service" ' » i

. ,DANIEL STEELE Summeraide, P. E. I..

JOHN MscDONALD, Secy

Sheflirooli, lot I9, EI `_

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