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A terrible awakening awaits the

Y MONDAY ALdUsT 30' 190% ' hoodllumr who think its smart. thing

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e I -iiviwr ws PAY AND wi-wr ws I ma" b°‘°° “lm th” hi hw" °‘ Tl”

'nut km” and we not helmve, as Dept.AMarine a-nd' Fisher 233 510 ¥5;l pector is offering a rewirrd for I -I I -ll-1

we P=ffi°= Sem- fm ew -“<“=°f 1)....‘°5ni;;.;".;;;i“r.f.;.;;."___i.;ai;5i-'°“‘°°“°° °“‘“°‘°°‘ ‘° °°“"°‘ “‘°

The recent meeting of the Temper- . l I

ance Alliance and the steps since

taken afford good evidence of the I _ __ _ intention to carry out the Prc.hi`ui - I

Fishing Tackle

\/Ve are sellin'g off

the balance of fine fishing tackle at big

Genernl’s report shows over $1,200,000 to have been spent” (in a year) out of consolidated fund expenditure on account account of this Island." The Patriot replied on Saturday with the stateiiient that "this shows The iiluurdiwn's ignorance of the public expenditures." It gives the follow- ing table, purporting to be from the Auditor Gcneral’s report of "ex- penditure on account of this Islandz"

l~J.\penJiture 'ny l)epurt-meuts:-

iscounts

lllepi_ of Agriculture ilicpt. of Customs flu-pt, of Finance isulisih

Rods Reels

Iln-pi. of Inland llevenue

, dies, etc.) . . . . . . . . . . Z lliept. of Indian Affairs

'ln-pt. of Justice

$1,384.18 20,887.19

o5,s93,5i 2,410.10 5,42-i,oc, z:,i;z4.4il

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/_ Make your Boy Happy Berlln

with a '

Lines Fly Books 25 p.c. off

Baskets 20 p.c. oft

'ln-pt. of liniior llllrlifi ‘ llcpi, lmgislatlon $20,-

‘ uno iiuleiunitics and

: blu,UlHi estiiiiuted _ slnrre uf expenses IlU.000.lJl)

Dept. of Post Office ...... 68,60'l.29

$800,981.83

Dept. of Railways 3'J9,‘Jfi.'79

Dept. of Trade and Cum-

merce ............... ... 15200.00

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,The Putriotfurther says it ,hrs the items and if its account is ;Gis- pu_i7_-ii win puiiiisii rue (retails, 'riie Guardian disputes.tiie statement of account in its tutul .ind in many other particulars to be specified lie- reufter. For the present und not to give ton much trouble, we \\ill simply ask 'l‘l|e l'utriot io c\'pluin how und where the sum of $iit1,‘;3U,- 47 was expended ny the llepnrtrnt-nt

Ed\\.iid Island When vie get this expl.iii.iti<n our readers may he n a letter position to uudcismnil how

‘l'riuLi|i;_~ und aulvertisiiig ...l3,;I‘J5.24 I.. ,. , ,, .__,_,___i_Aa__,,`__

l A l{.»\lLWAY l\lA(}NA'l`l§ A

ay. The result was that his stonr-

l li. ll. llurrinuin, the great ruilwayd iiiiiyiiute, luis returned from l‘1\ll`UP€

J.G. Jamieson, DRUGG IST

'_ '-**"”' ':tenis, ef 18,000 miles, and plays a

A life long

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Friend

’ l<~,iipit.:ilisutli.si, such us the Western

Wheii you buy n \\';\ rll, get

one of ourhigh gmrle “(i. I l.'l`. " Specials and you will luiv-: a true and accurate l`ri.-nil,

These \\'nti'l|e.~i avi- iuuli- up

specially for us l»_\» the wi \ li.-si Auiericun nviieli i.\<~u-.ry nod i.- e all thoroughly ii-~ii»~l .ind i:i'.-.¢l.

VVU liu.\'c them* iii ln-li;-~` :wil

gents' gold, gold-iill.-il and silver cases.

G.l`l.Taiyior, Jeweler 8; Opilci:-i~..

Rockwood

c Chocolates

the

by thc fiilliisviiig' ilolllers.

lfiiicsl on eau"ii aiu- .softl

E. J. l)esl{oi‘lie-s. i.`li"l`i»\rii

A. \V. l‘. Gourlie S'Sialo

J. W. (.`.'irrullii-rs, §\loiu:i_eue

M. A. Iaquet. Souris

' A. l\lcLcan & Ca (Ecol-getovifii `A,|,] to this M1- ,yohnsonqg talk argent

H Ilthe great superiority of Nova Scotia,

Jr , land we have the union presented in

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Llfebuoy Son |»{i.<}rlclig:liifiilly i'cfi'e.-'liiiilrfoi' ltr lil

Toilet in hot weather. For \\'n-liinu undi r lothlng ii is iinei|iiiillud.Ulennsc.~ .ind 1-iirifio

“Now what will those of you who

st,ll need a shirt waist or two to fin- ish the summer with, say to us when we tell you we are selling out the balance of our fine lawn shirt warists at half price. They’re not old fashioned hut full of the latest style touches.--Prowse Bros Ltd.

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_‘. ,.,,1,,¢»_;.,n rcqiiiestiiig the tliree Mari- l

mites had signulised his appenruncc

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wliithtr he had gone for rest and' to einisult specialists in regard to his pliysienl condition. lle controls the i-1,-:iihined lfnion Pacific and Sou-

'thern Pacific railway H sys-

,ieading Dart. in the direction of other lconnccted systems which along with. ltliose__named aggregate ‘(34,000 miles, I tie is ii director in forty-one cor- iporatioiis, including some of vast,

llliiioii Tele;-;rapli, the Wells-Fargo Ex- Iprcss, rind leading; banks and trust coinpunies. For yearsdie was so busl' with his immense interests that he

=-:enrr-1-ly took time to ent during thc

of the Interior or account uf |’iince

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much the entire stutemciit is \vorth.

Nl) HIS l’(_)SSl<}b`Sl()Nh`.

ucli gave out. Ile would give millions now to be able to digest ii suuare meal, nlthough but ii comparatively few years ago his sole possessions were u dollar und ii pocket knife.

Today the question whether or not

Harriman will recover or die is a matter of tremendous concern on the stock-market and to many who are illterested in the shares of the cor- porations witli which he is connected. To not it fcw wealth or ruin hung. up- nn the issue of the ruilwny mii.'».’|`imtc's

present fight for life. Great \vcalth_

can not he worth while when obtain- ed uf. sucli cost of physical dilapida- tinn, to say nothing of the unscru- pulous incthoils ny which Hiiri'i»iiian hecniue great in the ruilwiiy .worlil.

'Plllil CASE FOR MAll`l'l‘IMl<l

fN,,. ygp,-,,.1,\-_ of this city, in n lend-

inif, iirti.ulc opposeil to lVl;ii"itl'i|\e lI‘ui on, ilisi-\iss\~s nt sinlie leuglh thc Vezi- ninin why the propiisnl ciinuut meet with fnvor lu-re, :uid also takes cx~ ccptiuu to the resolution of the Muri- tinn- Iionrd of 'l`rnde in regard there,- ionud the nizuuicr of its discussion nnd adoption. In part, nf. leust 'I`he lit-ruld's olijectiiins :ire well taken. lt is clear that if the discussion wus

intenilodto further the cruise of union I il. wus' lmnillcil \\itli vi-ry lltfli- tuet. h‘i-u:il.i~r lluss who nie-Neil the i'e

time (loveriiiiients to nppuiut <\¢l\’-

lierc by assiiring our 1100130 Illiil ‘V0 ‘shell “never get the 'I‘unnel," :intl in

tion -hun this Proviiicc gives it nol

IlNI(,»N IIADLY I’ll|ESEN'l‘I".l). I

clniin to ii lnrgci' |'epi'eseiitnti\ni in ai 'body with the oujiects pi'opo.\'i~il».

lu inch u i~i»i|fci'ein'e the three l'ro-

vinces can only meet ns eigiinls, haw- iug l';c powers, preroizzitives and privil Jes, lt seems strange, when one c -nies to think of it that no ls- lnnd leleicnte raised this point- :ind that *-_ .I. McDonald, M.I../\,, was the si c dissentient voter on the a- lluhtit not the resolution. Very pro- bably liothing will come of the re-_ i,uest in tlie_sevi-.rni (io\'erii|ncirts ns tliere .ins been no feeling in fuvor uf Mariti ne union in this Province and; what ` iok place at the recent meet. llli-T lil `e can only tend to render the suiijeci even less iilluring than it has

lilisciissiiig the union assumed thut the . ‘rnpitul would of course he in Nov;-i fh‘ei»tiii. His resolution pi‘oposed ul-,. so .fi representation of five each from `.\:i,vii scoiia and New BrunS\\'i°l< “nf- lliue. three from Prince Edward Islililll.

most iinuttructive aspects.

Despite these unfavorable and- dis-

paraging remarks, conditions and implications, we see no serious Ob- jection to the union question being considered and rcl'>0l`U2¢l by U CODf&I" ence of delegates, but with this con-

dition that. all the Provinces concer-_ ned shall he represented equally 'ln its membership. The mere fact of Novn Sciitin hnving n lurger popula-

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been.

letters

we cannot now find splice, William

J, Pitts ol Toronto concludes his’ letter on the subject hy Saying (img- it would he ii wise course to locate

the capital of _the projected ,l’rr.vincc at (`hzir]oi.tetown, “for Prince Ecl-

ward Island would he very likoly to consider

us a loss of her <liginity."

is a delicious combination of pure Chocolate, Hazel and Walnuts. We have imported a large quantity direct from the maniufactiirers in England and can

a very Macs. Mm-/louald is Mewirinon, mug- gists.

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\V0 l.i\'e to hniid ii n|iiu`ner of longi

o'n Maritime union, for which

the loss of her lieglsliiliire

ZCadbury’s English Nut Chocolate

offer an _excellent article at moderate prioe. 'l`he Two

drtf.

ing gear---steel lax top---strong

hardwood handle.

Great for

We .<1-cur/-il n I.-ii-ge ininilver at a bargain-being

a inakc-r's _~.'irpln< stock, and while this

lol lzisfi offer flu-iii -\\'f>rfli ;$t..|5 for. . . . .

'l`li»;‘y`i‘c sirupl'y great -have

.strong metal wheels---metal steer-

I Steel Box Cart! R“hbe"5ll

Every boy wants one

Coasfing

rubber she requires here.

style and are made to fit the present style of shoes. .

DaisyfQuality the Best. Every woman can find the

Our Women's rubbers have`

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guilty Parties.

tory Law in its integity.

succisssrei. svsnvwi-ri<:izn.

Battleford, Sask.

Mr L. B. Miller, Principal,

Charlottetown. Business College, l Charlottetown, P. E. Island

Dear Bir- As a~ graduate of your College of

1906, I wish to express my gratitude to you for your kindness to me while a student, and after in securing for me iz situation from which 1 have worked to my present position.

Leaving Charlottetown almost im-

mediately after graduation, in res- ponse to a telegram to you from llirttlefdrd for ii competent steno- grapher, I started on ii salary of forty dollars per iiiontli, and was al- lowed to do stenogrirphic work after business hours which added very con- siderably to my siilury. After the death of the senior member of the firm, I wirs offered the position in the Dominion Land iltlice, which I now hold, and which carries with it ai very nice salary. If it has its great responsibilities, it also has remuner- ations, and from the very start I have never experienced any difficulty with my work. I -do not take this credittomyself, l.ut attribute it to the splendid training I received while under your instructions, and for which I now tender my heartiest thanks.

Regnnlling the courses of instruc-

tion in your College, experience in my case goes to prove that they orniit notliing to be desired, and, as furth- er proof, your students stand higher in the cstimution of business men in the West than those from the Col- leges of Toronto and other citiies. All your students out here are holding good positions iiml are doing well.

Your short business training course

coupled with your excellent short- lnind and typewriting course meet with popular favor everywhere, and I do not think I can do my friends iii Prince Edwiird Island a greater service than by urging thenr to tnke up tluise courses nud be solely ail- viscd by you.

Wishing the grand old (‘. B. (‘.

continued success, mul trusting that I may 'ne instrumental in influencing others to einiiraee the mniny advan- tages derived from your tutinn.

I um respectfully yours,

A(`iNI!l5~l lVlr:KENN!\.

A _ rl-ui., 6 _'rl-9|g` - 3 m _: 'li

to meddle with the rural delivery . ' This store Clos” ‘very Monday Ammoon

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_ RLQEIVE Pfnelfiw 0! the law are very severe Al l 0'Cl0Cl\ Dl.ll’Il\g Ind Allgllil.

iii suited on Friday that "we do nept. of Interior i,e,1ao41 is Such saw and the Poet Office

Ins

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Linen Spliced Cash-

_ mere Hose for women and men. Ask for

“Sovereigii" bran l.

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Furs

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Are now ready fo

better values than others

'I`liere’s always a reason, try us for your fur wants we have pleased many perhaps we can please

you.

per box-Gco. E. l-liigliee, Apotliecof- i-ics nan. 8---lllllt

The “Expert 'I`ailoi‘s.”

I niici,i,i,LaN Buos.. ,

lf you have patroni'/,ed all the other iziilors

:ind have failed to get clothes satisfaction,

we can do the same for you. All wc ask ol

you is th: oppruiniiy to do so, and we

:issure you that our part of the -bargain will

beproiiiptly and satisfactorily carried out.

. dr.n’t lose hope: \Ve havesolved the clothes

problem for hundreds of other iiien, just

when they were on the verg,;'c of despair --

I The “Expert Tailors."

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MACLELLAN BROS. I

dinvifrintf.

any surface

Are.

Noiselesn - Odoi-less - llarmless - lleadl won’f fly- No waiting for sulphur to burn off-may be used

the moment they are lighted and may be lighted on

The Comet size for Smokers

EDDYS l t I-_HYNDMAN ®_C0’Y.

“Silent” Matches I ~

Canada Life Facts

The Canada Life does not make any investment

that does not ir_1<LtwLtl1 the unanimous approval of the Board of Directors, after having been passed by the 'Ireasurer and the Finance comiiiiitee. Objec-

tion on the' part of even one director is suiiicient to reject any investment.

W T. B

urrowillgeniSiinimrrslde, W' K

W, P, Cglhghan, Manager P. Ii I. Brancli

Agere sbbsfiei B. D. Rogers, Clshiff

drnwfrwstf Charlottetown

'_l:i-.Effecting

Fire Insurance

see that the protection you purchase isi Companies of sound financial standing such as the following: -

North British and Mercantile Ins. Co. of G, B. Union Assurance Society of London, Eng. Phoenix Assurance Co, of Loudon, Eng. Guardian Assurance Co. of London, Eng. Geriiien-American Ins Co, of New York, Altas Assurance Co., of London En . I

Combined Assets Exceed Zoo Million Dollars All honest claims settled with proniptuess and libeiality. Lowest rates consistent with absolute security.

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that combine all the S\1P°fl"

freezers do They 8112 I

your inspection, Madam did it ever occur to you that the “Quality” of Pal0n's Furs were better than the average careful selection by competent fur mcn, ability -to handle large quantities enabling us to keep in touch with the higher class houses purchases for spot cash all those things protect you, and enable us to offer

James Paton 8|. lli

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‘..-Phe wbmt cases of horse cough are

, quickly and completely cured 'ny Hughes special powder. Price 25 cts

/ lean fully satisfy any rubber ‘want any woman may have.

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Beer (£1 Weeks [ggff gms M H V A

High or medium heels. We l

The Pony siz for Pocket use The zon size for Household use A 'The 500 size for General use

Schofield Papgrr Cp

Qt john, N B

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' qualities :Lat our “Gem” ICQ"

'/`."';.7‘l _ . ick result.-'.

_ 'is-,.__; 1 _ freezers made or qu 0

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elf. ._-.1 r I ,J Hz/ -ll I;

No salt can enter the fr¢¢_2¢‘ “Z ‘fp ice stops the cogs. It is easyvés work, takes less ict "dig tr better satisfaition thanlvit "°°“ made.

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