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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN FIRST OF A1- 1 9°9
what Kind
ul a iomii
11111111 like 1'
We have it what-
ever it is. Also we
have some that you are
apt to like better than
any others you have
ever tried.
We have the best
combs made including
the latest improved
ones. Everything in
Fine Combs, Dressing
Combs, Pocket Combs,
Infants Combs, Gents
Combs.
.l. G. Jamieson
Druggist
The Medical Hall
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What’s the use of
putting off from one
day to another the clock
or watch repairing you
should have done now
and here? NOW--be
cause the worse it gets
the harder it is to fix
and the more you’ll
have to pay.
HERE-because we have
the most experienced work-
men and can throughly
guarantee our work.
G. tl. Taylor
Jeweler 8: Opticlan
Tri! CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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A BRANCH LINE THAT HAS
In connection with the proposed :Liberal party, so that it did non pa
purchase of the branch lines connect-;the party in power, politically. And
ing with the Intercolonial, so sin ng- Iso far, though the business of th
ly advocated by Hon. Mr. Emmcr: in, :branch has increased somewhat it has
-the St. John Globe citesthe case ofnot paid financially. According to
,figures submitted to Parliament th
the Canada Eastern. This line of
about 120 miles, running from Chat-
harr. to Fredericton, N. B. was ac-
quired by the Intercolonial in 1903.
The Globe opposed the purchase..
iwhioh was mario lor saoo,ooo. Aon
'tha Globe remarks that “at the next
'general election-in 1904-our party
lost the county ol York."
and York has remrrirron lost to the up tv the lniffcvlvniel Siendefd-
NOT PAID.
ylsaloons are required to close at
road paid an average of $11,000
year in net earnings during four years| ___
al changes are meds in license tees.
previous to tho pirrohooe. In nreionr From 1814 to 11139 irioirrsivo, the PAZU 01N'I'MEN'I‘ is zuaranteodl
_ _ T1 ,v Y
to make the license law more strin `
South
gent. City wards are given local op~ They climb the ught_pa,ved homeward
'tion by a majority vote. Licensed way_ |
5'The sinews knit like limbs of YOU*-11
ldcluck on saturday amwnoom, andi'1’o greet the challenge of the day.
6 1 public holidays. The limit for An anvil of the earth is get
0P¢!\1l'|K il* th” m°l`\1i“8S is Wt- 9'- 7|To weld the sinews firm and strong.
0‘e1ock. Screens and blinds 1nust,A world's full symphonies have nlet
e," "moved from bm._,.°0mE_ and s0m,‘1n one long avenue of song.
'l‘l'y0U. P.E.I.
years since the annual deficits have earliest opening of navigatian at the|t° can any an M tuning' Blind’
averaged $6,411. And this notwith
standing the fact that: over $5,000
ments, where Mr. Emmerson estim
ated $1,000 pe-r mile would bring itpby anivlng March Z7' Fnfm tha?     
date to the present, the earliest ar
rival was the Stanley, which came in
We regard it as importaint and com-
mendable that the Claims Committee
a ointed b the Provincial Govcrn-
'northlands of Canada if those lands
'tral Provinces. If our Province shall
be siie first to oflloially formulate; and
present this claim the honor will be
in question is worth many millions of
dollars, how many millions we shall
not know till the future reveals it.
We can imagine no grounds of
justice or eduity on which the claim
lot the Maritime Provinces for com-
pensation can bc successfully rcsistcd.
Our money went in common with
value which comes _from the advance
ways contiguous to ‘their southern
border is valuc which wc of the east
have helped to give. There has been
a vast increase of value: from these
icauses, and from the growing value
Inf lumber and mineral lands in gon-
tral. This “unearned incrc'11ic'nt" is
iours as much as ()ntnrio's or Quo-
hec's It is only' necessary thirt tl1elflCC9Pl-81110 U1 U10 Dl1l>liC
ocn si-1.1111: is 'ms casaoiau NORTHLAND.
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mont will inriirrio rn their demands sed by Parliament at its present ses-
thai this Province shall be compen- tsion. We cannot trust to party fnlvo
sated for its share in the unsettledin this matter. Neither Sir Wilfrid nev_ W_ A_ Thompson
are to be handed over to the big cis- four case on party grounds. The
the greater, although the matter isibe pressed as n legal claim on legal
,undoubtedly one in which' the tlirce and constitutional grounds. Where- mmm
Eastern Provinces should make com- ,fore we trust that our clairni will b
mon cause and mutually support each lformulatcd and pressed at the earli- Thi* h0Ve1`i¥1g Hges Yield their U10
other. Beyond question the prop-:rtylest possible moment. As Sir Wilfrid
0"* Said- “W” °“““°‘ Walfi U°°““=‘° irho twilight time that hooaiohs hor-
led
lengt of the other Provinces to PHY- lGovernfmcnii Steamers. The latter
Chase these 181155. £0 €XP10\"0 them may on further consideration be re-
and police them, and the increase in lempmyed 811;" 10111- mgngho Deputy
,of settlement and the 'building of rail-i
giving it effect would have been pas-
ii..-
,_ CANADA AND CANADIANS.
Laurier nor Mr. Borden will 'take up
will hood to rho wishes of their re--The maples ““d the °°d“'5 gray;
spective supporters in the three big‘ 111-me
central Provinces. Our clarlm must Across ar thousand' leagues of day.
And thro' a thousand leagues `
The purple sind the gold unite.
time does not wait."
,Their playthings o'er the Shinar plain
Are noontide nations of a world
C Th-at swings amid' the lights again.
I
Minister Brodeur has acted on th ,
report 0| the Camels commission by Feet fleet to climb the hidden hills,
Hands first to dclvc the throbbing
drsmissing nine officials peremptor- wil
ily and twelva mini” °“|Pl°Y°°S 0” Till every waiting garner 1i1ls--
from Surnmersids and coaled Feb- F11" M0011
ruary 21, and was followed by the New Moon
_ _ lllnto on larch 4. The latest open- First Quarter
we have been sleeping on our,-rights. ‘mg of the pon since 1889 was when
But for an unexpected delay the bill me Stanley arnved on May 3| 1907_ Daynfl Sun ]Snn | Morin Highwater
y A thousand forests move their pines, F) _H
And nature throws her trembling    9 53  I2'    " ,_ 4 A  
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so. rr 44 $14' 1 42 12 511 _-  1 _  ‘~.'f,-_-.4-, . 5_1-,..».~  “.3  "
so lr, 1.1 21i 1 25 _/1 55?/ _f.~_, ».`.._»._,,__:‘¢,.=,‘»,v-.;x.A__ .
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, To .-1 40 411 .1 Y -
c' O er marches of a wildering white 5 33 5 43 4 07 . _ - _ X f ., ‘
cm- 5 37 as ’ ` ‘ ie
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXAT1VBI BROMO Qulninv
port of Charlottetown was March 10, |};|os¢11n¢ or Prog-ud-1n¢ P11” in 5 gg
_ “|1889 and the latest 1v1.ay11, 1583. ln M days or money refunded. 50 cts.
mile has been expended In better' 1890 the Stanley broke the old record
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Minister Gourdeau is retired on sup- Tablets. Druggists refund money if
erannuation. The absolute dismis- ill fails tO Cure. E. W. GR.OVE'S
sais include Conimnndcr Spain, J. l~‘.,sig“°t"r9 0” each b0x~ 25°-
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Fraser, Commissioner of Lights, Ag- ‘__  _
ent Gregory at Quebec, D. ()'Farrel, I Cholates Cholateg ||
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in those cases seems to oe generally cmleb our Regular
stock we have some large
-  1 ~ _ ' 3 to 5 lb packages will sell
) im M i ‘Provinces whom it is proposed to ron ___ at discount
_ Am _wlshail firmly and resolutely assert 20 Large Boxes $1. 0 now
:Use Witch Hazel Cream for chirp-5
pod hands and rougheued skin.--Only
15e a bottle. A. W. ltcddin. Phem
B., Sunnyside. 3-31d‘3i.
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COMING EVENTS
Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince
their rights, to prevc-nt thi. ilcul bc-
,sntic-n. _But action should bc prompt.
jMuch valuubleitime has already bccn
losi.
lt should not bc forgotten thut
Parliament endorsed this so-called
' lboundary extension by resolution ne-
arly a year ago and sincc that time
ing cnrricil through without cuiupcri-_
It is given out nt Ottawa that the $1_2(~,; 20 Large BOX`?3§$r_O0
budget speech will not be dclivercib now Soc; 15 Largo boxgg
until after the Easter recess. Thci ','5c~no\\.' hoc.
customs receipts show a healthy in-I Gibsons English hard
crease during the recent months, bul candy all flavors.
the collections for the past fiscal
year, ended with March, show s. fall-3  
ing oil of $10,488,632 us compared . Phmm M) Opp- P. O
Joe Nutwood is one ofthe horses
to be sold at P. C. Brown’s sale- on
‘Friday April 2nd. This horse is oni
|uf the best Island bred stallions in
,the Province today. His colts are a
iline size and show remarkable speed
,lor their age. His sire is Bolston, he
|l1y General Benton, lst dam precep-
gtor, 2nd darn Black Pilot, 3rd dam
'lilclnnis Pony, any one wanting H
[first class stock horse cannot do bet-
ter than purchase him. 3-31iir3i.
Among the number of horses to be
sold by public auction, at the Revere
,Hotel stables next Friday, Apll., 2nd,
is that iavoruirlc rind wel’ known stal-
lion “Lord Dalmeny" owned by P.
C. Brown, of this City. This stal-
lion is admired and pronounced by
the leading breeders and horsemen of
this Province to be one of the best
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Comprising satin directoire, French Vigoureux,
Poplins, Solcils, Saloines, Tricots, Satin finished
goods, Worsted suitings etc., in all the leading
shades, Taupe, London smoke, Oyster greys, Golden
browns, Olive greens, Clear navys; also a full range
of staple colors and black. We feel confident we
have surpassed all former ,records and you know
what that means.
Every Fabric that is correct is here.
Every shade that is correct is here.
The quality ofthe materials are of the Paton
standard.
We would Iilic you to _drop in and judge for
yourself.
EVERY ATTENTION SHOWN
IAS. Flllllll Xi Gil.
with 19011. ,
Edward, S. O. E. Tuesday April 13. ‘ ‘
inspector of Lights, Capt. Charles
Koenin of the Government steamer Gxnonsfs Lowneyls
Drouin :und A. E.Buchniin, Inspec- we",
*cur of Dredging. The action taken B _.1 _ 5
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shows, and
ties, with
well sprung
‘bred Clydesdale Stallions that ever
Atlantic as his pedigree
also has the best quali-
bcautiful head and neck
ell put on at the shoulders, short
ack, well coupled heavy quarters,
ribs large gaskin rasor
hard as iron with the
Endowment Insurance for Children
For a number of years the Canada Life Assurance Co
has been selling ciidowulcilt insumiice for children providing
for the payment cf inc policy to the child upon attaining his
or Iicr twenty first birtliiiay :vid providing that should the
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Wonderful values in houeshold Linens I
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,A.,- g l Y . /  5;. im   - 9-  » _, . ' p , tyle and’ stops like a hackney. "L01-d
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11,1- __ e, Q J  ,  I  _ ,..~.,-_¢_,.,=.-_,_ ~ '_ _ "Royal cs-rri_o1r_"_ (12219) ho hy
1l|‘|L l 1 Q ~ _ . 1-Kriioiihn" ho hy “Jon Griiihrri"
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Notwithstanding the lowness of our prices the qualitylin every line
is reliable and dependable.
|1¢ White ¢otton---gg.
Pure l“1nis‘u-/I white cotton,
no dressing, superior quality worth
11f‘.yar1l........ . . . . . .

|5'c White ¢otton...|0¢_
Extra heavy and strong. no dressing splen-
didly diirfrble, Jiri inch, worth 1.’1c
a5c Bath towels .-|9¢.
Extra large size fancy turkish bath
quality worth 261:. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 l9c
15;; linen towels-~ |2¢.
Sturdy all linen huclc towelrhemmerl cr fring-
ed 18x39 Inch. Worth 15cesrI1
24c Shfeflnz---is 1-zo.
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Strong even woven unblea ched sheeting, 64
incli, worth z4c....... ....  .....l8 I-Ze
32¢ Sheetlng.--254;.
Round lhre rl English sheelings
dressing wor hBzc yd .  
yard wide'
to none in Canada
Compare with
order stores.
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3 yards
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towels good
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Lace Curtains!
 3° Lace curtain value here second
  lace ciiriains
yards long floral designs per pnir
......¢.¢-¢o.............. 25g
55 ° '
c  lace curtains
long, finished with “Colbert”
edges pretty designs, will wear well, pc-r
pair     551;;
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  lace curtain
3 1-2 yards long finished with “Colbert”
edges, strong durable net pair. . . . . .826
° Nottin -
  ham lege
free from ¢1|r1ain5 3 1-2 yards long, handsome dc-
 25° signs and superior quality, pair . . $1.10
51,25 Bedspreads.. 95,;
Satin finish badspreads beautifully woven psi.
torus large size, worth 125......., ..,,,_95¢
$1.50 bedspreads---51.13
En" l“fK° 5126 501111 dnmaulr hedsprearla
worth$1.5o......._..... . . . .
.........$115
those of mail
Nottin han
$1.90 bedspreads--t-5| _65
Superior qu-ilitv of short stitch croched bed.
spreads large size, worth $1.90........$l.65
Nottingham
51,20 table ¢overs...8_;¢
Crimson table oovers tapestry-z yls squirm
W'-fill $1.:o......  
Nottingham 10C t°W¢"“Z5- --7°
Crash tcwelifg with bordered edge good 10.;
quality in any store .....................7c
33g Centrepleces.--25¢
Fancy Bntienberg centerpieces 18118 inch
worth 8Scin eiery store.  _ .25c
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1850) the sire of "St. Evard" the
sire ofthe gremt "Baron's Pride" the
ost talkea of horse in Europe or
Canada. Dam by Lord Bereford sire
ettod Knight. As his pldegree proves
hc is one of the best bred sta'l1ions in
Canada and will be sold to the high-
est bidder. Lord Dalmeny has proved
_a sure foal gellter. No less than nigh.
ity per cent ofthe mares he served
last year proved with- foal and should
ibe a. profitable invcstrnent_
3-31dr3l.
I"ishermen’s
Boots
Ilome made, Water-
proof.
The best is none too good__
Our celebrated in knee, cape
and Fish boots are known all
over tlie island as the best
boot.-- Goff & Co. I
Rubber Boots
The Daisy I mproved-for
good satisfaction take no other.
(Fishermen for your own sake and
your f1iuiily's sake don‘t buy a poor boo
iliis time of year.)
A.DDRL'.s1o:;__________________ '
This bill I 1
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11  Beer Q Weeks F U R N I T U R E ! Beer Q Weeks ui-  1-  -M ...rr    mr.. 1. ...M1
~ I by Tour Editor." The Guardian iihsrloctetown on or union wot
” p _ dau. It is void 11 it aooo not ' .
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parent who has clccicd to pay thc prs-111111111 (lic before the
niaturiiy of the policy, no f11rtI1u1'prc111i11i11s are lo be paid and
the sum assured is not aflcclcil by 'lic parents clcaili. Should
the child die before the uiaturity of tlic policy. all prcmiuins
paid will be icluiiied by the (T0111pa11y.'I`hc rates for this plan
of insurance are very r.-asoiiable :uid will lic cheerfully furnis-
hed upon application.
W' T. Burr°w:gc111Sumn1ersidc W' K 
W' P' Ca||‘g|“n’ Manager P. E. I. Branch
Agoni shhrfiooi. B. D. Rogers Cashier
dmwfrwstf Charlottetown
ATTRIIGTIVE
If your printing is done at my office it will catch
the eye oi those for whom it is intended.
' YW* Printed advertising specialty will not find
its way so quickly to the waste basket.
The rnost .particular advertisers in Charlottetown
have' their printing -- office stationery, special ad-
V¢f\ISm€» etc.- done here.
ARGHIBALIJ IRWIN
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