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GUARDIAN

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

MONDAY MORNING JUNE lil 1905.

THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

lieyonll question President Roosevelt

has iraincll li great nalne and fliule ill his owll country, lll Iiritain, Russia and in Europe generally by preparing the way for peace negotilltiolls between Russia

and Jllplln. ills country was tile one gl-ent powerthat was almost wholly dis-, intl-rested in tile struggle between they belligerent nations and equally friendly with both. Neither Britain as the peace-

ful rilly of Japan, nor i"rl\ilee,tr\‘l\ty bound to llllssia, were in li like ‘fa\'ol~al»lc posi- tion to approach both colnllatallts at once. 'l`lll-scl-irclilnstances gave the President his 'opportunity. lli.~l ready boldness quick _iilllglucnt and lllinlltnity prompted his lu-tion. it is now to his interest and

that of the l'llilcd States that the nego lilltions .slllill not prove abortivc, for if

llolllilll,fcollle.~` of the meeting and the war slllill be rcl-lullicll it will clearly de-l

tract il-oln thc prestige of the interulcd-

islry. , \\'lll-tller the negotiations shall result in'

pl-:ice ornot i.~'_iu.~t llown sulljcct, forspecu-

‘delnand or enforce an indemnity as was Germany ill 1870. The latter than had Paris in iler possession lilid half n nlilllon men quartered on I"fr'l\¢ll wil. there to rcuiliin till the war

line of li billion dollars was paid. Japan may naturally' feel that- her positioll would be greatly improved and her hold

upon the tllrolit of llcr lulversnry greatly strengthened by proceeding with the pres~ cnt sulnnlcr campaign, which would probably place Harbin and Vladivostok in her possession without further great sac- rifices on her part. Under these circum~ stain-es. and especially if Japan is not

seriously desirous of makiilg peace at the moment, her pleliipotentlarlcs lit the

\\'ai-lhington Conference may propose tel-ills that will be practically impossible of acceptance by liussia.

liut the negotiations may fail fronl l\n~

other reason. The war party is still in

control at St. Petersburg, and while triad of li respite auch ns the negotiations and the consequent arlnistlcc will nilord,

may not be really to lllake peace even on fairly reasonably turns. It is understood

lation. licyond doubt Russia desirespeace `

if it l-nn bc hall without paying too dearly.; Docs .lllpnn greatly desire pl-ace at the illonlelll I Thar, lllny be doubted. She

has now all the points of the will' game in llcr favor, but she has not n foot of real llussinn territory in her possession. She is therefore in no such position to either

that the Russian Govcrllinent- has already' been apprised of thc main conditions which will be illslsted upon by Japan. Let us assume that the Czar and his advisers have no illtentiollcf accepting these terms. Time will be gained by the negotiations, and they may h0D0“’h€“ once Japnn‘s demands are folmulated

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And what’s more we know how to sew and lay

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a carpet better than most people.

Our carpet sewing machine cost a lot of money,

l but it’s worth it all. It

which cannot be done in hand sewing.

It sews your carpet in an hour, no long ,waits

while somebody is fooling away your time. The

Nced a carpet, an

oilcloth, any rugs, any

blinds or curtains?

Wc’re here now with

more beaulitul house

fixings than you ever 1

saw in one store on the

matches carpet perfectly,

seams are almost always impossible to see; in hand

sewing the seams are visible a big part of a mile

away. I

We will sell, cut, sew and lay your carpet in 2

hours any time you're ready, and do a better job _

than others can-and don’t forget we do it cheaper

too. '

We know what we can do`, had we can do what \`

we know how to do. _

If _tliere’s"' anything you need or your house

needs conie in today and make us prove our state-

lll¢11lS»

Prowsel _ Bros.,

tobeable

“ld MVUOQ sentiment ot the Russian pooch to continue the war. 0r.Rualiauiayliopatomalh taller support the governments of France and Germany, and by a combination 'inch as was eiloctnd at the close of war cf ton years ap between China and Japan, to again deprive Japan of the fruit; ot her vlclm-y. ` Willie peace is mast desirable and greatly hoped for by outside powers, it is stul palllmlly pea¢ll>ie_ that it may

not bc brought about at the present juncture. _

'RAILWAY DEFICITS.

Down to lwtl when the Laurier Govern-

ment canle into power the deficits ofthe

Post Oiiice Department bulked larger than those of the Government Rllilways New we have the Post Ofllcaylcldinga surplus and the Intercclcnial with an nd- verse balance of about $130,000. Sir William Muiock having lifted the postal service out of the delinquent list might perhaps be given a trial as the next Min~ ister of Railways when a change again occurs. Sir William is death on deficits

Of course the task of restoring theequili- ` briuln would be a hard one. Mackenzie, Tapper. Pope, Macdonald, Haggart, Blair and Elninerson all had sonic deficits in their time while at the head ofthe Rail'

ways, and only Tapper, llnggart and Blair ever had anything else. In twenty- nine years since the lntercolonlai was opened in l87ti the balance has been on the wrong side of the account. in 18 years and ‘ o'l the right side only lil small amounts in ll yeais. These added surpluses would not total half li million, or less than one

third of this year's shortage.

The l'tercolonil\i does not_pay it is said

because it has to compete with sllorter lines between the interior nnd the sea,

and again because the rates are too low.

But we are about to build li Grank ’l`rullk Pacific Railway to further compete with the Illtercolollial between Quebec and Moncton. It is clalnicd that this will also be shorter than the I. C. R. It may he feared that the new road will make

the Intercolonial a. worse paying property than it now A is. This is not a pleasing outlook but it is one that must be faced in some way.

Hon M_r Emmerson by his very frank statement has placed the nlatter square- ly before the country nlld some of the wise editors are trying to solve the pro-

bleln. One suggests a more complete, equipment of locolllotivcs and cars. Another pmposes all increase of freiirlit rates, but these are largely controlled by competing water carriage in summer and

5 by the competing railways all the year ’ round. As to supplying lllore rolling stock it is to be observed tlllit heretofoie thc more business the road llas done the

greater the shortage has been.

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I was cured of Brnnehitis and Asthma

by MINARUS LINIMENT.

MRS. A. LIVINGSTONE.

Lot 5, P. E. I.

I was cured of a severe nttnck of Rh-

eulnatism by MlNARD`S LINIMENT.

Mahone Bay. JOHN MADER.

I was cur ed of a severely sprained leg

by MINARD 'S LINIMENT.

J OSHUA A. WYNACHT.

Bridgewater.

COMING EVENTS- ~

City Council meets on the second Mon.

day in each month. Dr. F. F. ;Kelly Mayor; W. W.Ole.rke. City Clerk.

S. 0. E. Next meeting of Lodge Prince Edward is on Tuesday evening June 27th. Red Rose Degree

Mnard'e lbiniment Cures Dandruif.

Amr of Old England in Canada, in

Cllarlott@ownln fact. Sec the beautiful Old English Cllinaware just _opened at Cnrters‘Liookstcre. Just the thing for Weddinir l’rescntl~l. Genuine Sutherland Art Ware, useful as w ell as ornulnental. Ask to seek it. 17dlw

Just ar1~t`verl-Two mr-loarls “Tud-

hopre’ Mglt grrule 'v/:hiclce in r/1_1/lélar, liolifl rubber, Cushion and Pneuma- tic tire 'r1'_//s They are /luis/u'd up /irlil 1-laxll with all the latent imprmlemmiis, Selling at lowes! prices by A Home 8|, Co, 6-Emw/` 81, w 2 w,

Iron-Ox Tablets are on sale at A. W Reddin'-. 7d tf.

Toll- ssctaln allsha lei and hopes, the newest oz: the market are to be found at W. P. Colwill's, Sunnyside, llldtf.

200 nels of light carriage harrwau

crm ‘dating qfvliclrel, solid nickel, rubb- er and oroide mmmtings and lrack harness just arrived. Don‘¢,/nil lo call and me samples and get our prices be/ore buying.--A. Horne & Co. 6-5mw/ 8: tu I9 w.

Invictus shoes for men.--Alley'

s Co. Charlottetown Agents.

22 dwtf.

Prices on carpets and furniture, some

smaller than others-all smaller than any body's.-James Paton lt Oo. 0-lbd iw. _

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Iren0x Tablets are sale at the"

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HAVE YOU IIEARTBURNI

1t‘s quite common with people whose

digestion is poor. Immediate relief fol~ lows tile use of Nerviline. Stomach is strengthened, dl cstioll is nlllde perfect, llistillg cure rcsliits in oyery case. Use 1’olson's Nervllinc once and you’ll never

be without it because overly type of stoln ach disorder is conquered y a few doses. One 250. bottle of hervlllne always con- vinces. Sold everywhere for the past titty years.

AN NOUNCEMEN l`S.

- I.0S'l`.-»l<`ridlly, rl purse. Finder plcasc leave lit Gunrllill.n ofllce. 17d 2i

- Top Huggygoocl as new for sale cheap

-Apply to Robert. Woods-llonrding btable King Street. 0 ltld lw

-The ladies of the North River Baptist

Church Aid Society purpose holding nn ice cream social on the beautiful par-

Zlst at-7 o’elock. If tile evening should prove unfavorlllile social will take place the following evening. tl-17d 4| pd

Often too busy to tell you

_ Fluid Magnesiue, Baby

, Satisfied customers-

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Trimmed Ilals, Half Pride.

` I Untrimmed flats, Half Price.

ILLINERY TRIMMINGS HALF PRIC

Men’s Ready-Made Suits, Half Price

Tweeds, all kinds, One-Third 0ff.`

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sonllge grounds Wednesday evening Julie ,

if 'l{EATl CLOSING OUT 'SAL

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Gold Enamel, Vacrnislies,

Brushes.

Wholesale and Retail.

Ajhbnnhhnlalhp

We have on hand the best stock of monuments and headstones

V in marblé tonite and freestone ev r

v U e exhibited on P. E. Island at the

lowest prices- ‘

» Write for design and quotation.

of the numerous he ins we _

offer in the 1iousellol:¥i'equil'e- : H A N D ‘ E E ments, such as ,combsi ,

hail-,tooth and naTl.b.ruehe|. - YW Wm and mm hm “mmm Kelis Street, Charlottetown.

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I .The Tobacco Epicure who does not use the ' '

A_W_R¢ddi||,Pm|LB_ niclcltv 'rwis1‘. Pi:Ai¢`i.‘ on' Roar

I Home thatrealeliicymentwilteiliailia. 'nigyu-,,q,,¢,m,“u,,

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1 The lillole worn by other people. v

Ot-hor lluoplc can sou tho linen \ OU wear How do you wish to llu.\'o tlioln see lti Iilfcrlul' laundry work niakeil good linen look

poor. Evell poor linen looks well when lloilo lip hy ul-=. 'l`l\o bcst bust is a trial.

A. F. Wl<`.llSTI<1R, Star Steam Lalllidry.

ATTE,,ND

CONR(lY’S GREAT

SPOT CASH Discoulltt Sale

‘of all boots and shoes in stock.

SUNNYSlDE. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Mlbwiwunnnnw-vnwloa

Leather Guilt

_We have just received a

nice line of Ladies’ Purse and Handbags. We have some exceptionally good values in hand bags. Call and let as show them to you.

ELLIS

The Drugglst,

e and Optlcian. é ~'\.r~~'!r-\0r~°~°-"W'~Qr'&

Custom Tailoring, Gen\’s Pur- nlshliigs, Hats. Caps,

- ClC., CIC.

Sill:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of -new cloths' for spring and summer wear. ‘

Our cloths are imported from

the very best manufacturers in England, ,Scotland and Ireland and include :

W0fSt€dS| T7R”"v Suiflpgg,

I Vicunas, Serges,

TW°2dS. Tiowserlngs.

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcoatings in Vicllnea, Rein-

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whvuuwwvunsn-aug..

proof and fancy Worsteds.

We can guarantee satisfaction

in me cutting, fitting and make up

of our clothing.

We invite you to call and ex-

amine the stock and believe vu

will be able to suit you.

Yoursrespectfully, . '

J0liN MCLEOD & C0

QQICCU Sff¢¢to C erlotrgtcwn.

Hiusillilll llacassiriis

Nicely cured Bacon: . . i4c Clicleecreameryhntter uc Nicely bieiidadTea. . . .ecc»~ ~ 4 qu Cranberries... ...aye Applea per peck `._. . . . .nge

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