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DRUfOlSTS - PEVDLETON
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FRIDAY. JUNE 13. 1902.
A mountain that does not do any
spouting now-a-days, is no mountain
at all.
er. Do you work for a living? or do
you work others for a living? If
you work for a living, then you are
interested in keeping values down;
i if you "work" others for a living,
then you are interested in booming
values. See! "You pays y'ur money
and takes y'ur choice."
One of the risks that the American
people will take during the corona
tion ceremonies, is the liability of the
Hon. Whitelaw Held to a puncture.
A New Yorker paid at the rate of
$5 an inch for a small lot of land in
that city the other day. At trust
prices of beefsteak in that city almost
costs as much.
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The Portland Journal reports
Union Planing Mill in Portland
having plenty of lumber to run with
and plenty of business. It is not
complaining mill, like those which re
fuse to be unionized.
The bill of the butcher is one thing
that cannot be overlooked in any
campaign. Particularly is this true
at this time in the East, where many
people have had to stop eating meat
because they could not stand the ex
pense of it
The beef trust is said to be oppos
ed to "beefing," even in connection
with baseball, as it desires no one
in that line of business but itself. The
trust acts upon the principle that
everything pertaining to beef it has a
cinch upon.
The Ohio state democratic conven
tion will be held at Sandusky, Sep
tember 2 and 4, and Mayor Tom I
Johnson has been already selected
to be temporary chairman of it.
The holding of a late convention is
lu accordance with the wishes of Mr.
Johnson, who favors a short and
snappy campaign.
A speculative Pennsylvania profes
sor has been amusing himself of late
trying to make New Yorkers believe
that in, the vicinity of that city there
Is an extinct volcano, which may be
come active at any time. A shower
ot hot rocks down on "Wall street
might have a "cooling" effect on the
nerves and schemes of the watered
stock promoters. There are some
New Yorkers, who take the prophesy
Ing professor seriously, talking of
moving over to Philadelphia where a
quiet and undisturbed life Is guaranteed.
Senator Beveridge appears to be
confident that the United States will
"make money" out of Imperialism.
There is no doubt about It, that the
prospect of making money la the. load
stone of the movement and about
the only one, but Uncle Sam's chances
are better for nourishing a deficit
than for pocketing a profit, he being
used as a cat's paw by an army of
shrewd gentlemen who see millions
in sight For months, in the lace of
the nation's promise given to Cuba,
It appeared ns If these shrewd gen
tlemen would have that island to ex
ploit and capitalize, as they expect
to do In connection with the Philip
pines, -at Uncle Sam's expense and
rtek.
THE BRITISH GRAIN TAX.
British market They will at least
demand It Speaking at "Wellington
somo tlmo ago Air. Seddon, the New
Zealand prime minister, snid that he
had notified the British ministry thnt
ia the conference of Colonial pre
miers with the miuisters to be held
during the coronation festivities, the
question of a preferential tariff
must hold the foremost place. Sir
Wilfred Laurier of Canada is report
ed to have said that while nothing
had been assured on that subject he
was sanguine the ministry had some
thing to offer the colonies or they
would not have invited them to a
conference. . Similar views are held
in Australia, so it would seem that
if it were not the object ot the min
isters to use the tax as a means of
giving advantage to the colonies in
the home market the force of colon
ial opinion will compel them to con
cede something of the kind provided
they can get the country to support
the tax.
Altogether it Is a very pretty is
sue for statesmen to wrangle over.
To the liberals it Is something of a
stroke of good luck. It has furnished
them with an issue on which they
can unite, and from the speeches of
Rosebery and Asqulth it seems they
are ready to attack it whether it is
designed for the benefit of the col
onies of for that of the imperial
treasury. San Francisco Call.
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Now is the time to put up strawberries for your
winter supply. We have prepared for your
wants. We can supply you with the finest berries
and vegetables grown at prices that willl please you.
Mason Fruit Jars
We have an abundance of them j also extra covers
and rubbers.
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Canning Season
Lord Rosebery speaking at Leeds
a few days ago is reported to have
said the grain tax proposed by -the
ministry is designed as a sort of
prelude to a fiscal union throughout
the empire, but that even on that
ground It is indefensible, because "It
would necessitate the surrender by
parliament of control of the fiscal
policy of the kingdom and
it to the colonies."
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The argument it will be seen is'
similar to that advanced by Senator
Hoar against any extensive system
of reciprocity on the part of the
United States, since such treaties
would inevitably take the control of
our customs duties out of the hands
of congress and place them in the
hands of the state department. The
Rosebery argument, however, is by
no means as strong as that of Senator ,
Hoar, for while reciprocity treaties
would-mean the interference of for-
American tariffs the Chamberlain
scheme for an imperial tariff fori
Great Britian would leave the con-'
trol after all in the bands of states
men all of whom are memberc of
the British empire. - - .
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It is by no means certain, how-'
ever, that the ministry designs to use 1
the grain dues as a means of giving
preferential rates to the colonies,
thus bringing the empire into a sort
of fiscal federation. It may be the
tax on grain is designed pure and
simple for the purpose of obtaining
an increased revenue. That view
has been taken by some Liberals and
they have urged objections to it on
th ground that it would be unjuBt to
the colonies.
Nothing to advertise! When an
advertising man hears that reply to
his questions he is always sure of one
thing the man lacks interest in his
business. It is hard to always find
something new to say of the things
you are very familiar with and which
you are handling every day; yet the
man who can find in his business
something bright and fresh all the
transfer . time Is the man who reaches the top
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Dancing Begins at 2 o'clock each Sunday. Busses to
and from the grounds day and Night.
RESTAURANT ON GROUNDS. The grove can be engaged for
picnic parties by applying to PETER SMITH, at Hotel
St. George.
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WE ARE 'THE P8
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Harness, Baddies, Bridla,
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Leading Harness and!
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thronrh the u of New- I
bro s Merpicide, tar only
(reparation on toe mar
ket that reaches and an
nihilates tho perm or
mrcrobe that is respon
sible for all scalD dis
ease. It thus makes dan-H
droS and falling hair im
possible, and causes a thick.
luxuriant growth to repiaco
thejormer thin, brittle hair.
The gentlemen will alio
find it an inestimable boon
to them, as it norks like a
charm on bald heads, bringing forth a
growth of soft, thick hair that anyone
misht be proud of.
Eren druggists proclaim its virtues, as
per the following:
OFT1CE Of VT. II. JICJtCnTEOTD,
ITwcription DrngKiit,
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thatisvrbywesemt. leuaranto'eTery bot
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In a speech at Free Trade Hall at
Manchester Mr. Aaquith is reported
to have said that the Canadian
would say: "I import into -Great
Britain for the British market large
quantities of wheat and flour. You
are putting a tax on my flour when it
comes into the market, hut the Brit
ish farmer at home who is produc
ing the same commodity pays no tax
at all. Here we are, joint members
of the same empire, subject to the
Bame sovereign; wo have contribut
ed in the war that is going on of our
blood, of our very best, to the sup
port of our cause, and you seize
that moment when we hope and be
lieve that the war is coming to an
end, to discriminate against your
fellow-subjects of the colonies and
in favor of our fellow-subjects at
home."
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Meantime the statesmen of the col
onies seem to feel fairly certain they
will get a preferential rate in the
BEST FOR THE
BOWEL
tt Joa baren't a rrsrular, health" morement of the
Dowels ererjr day, you're ill or will tx. Keep yout
bowels open, and be well. Torce.in tho shape of vlo
lentrbysioorpillpoijoii.l dangerous. The smooth
Wt.easiest, molt perfect woy o( keeping the bowel)
tlearand clean is to take
CANDY
We should all remember that excea
Ive capitalization is a breeder of
hard times, for it is simply a way of
getting something for nothing. The
farmer and real estate dealer who
lave land to sell will please take
Bote. Men who draw returns from
capitalization cannot add to produc
tion by it On the other hand, they
decrease the share that should go to
A Sweet Stomach
comes only by having a perfect
acting liver -and good digestion "
both can easily be had by using
Beecham's
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The Fair
SPECIALeeSATURDA
JUNE Uth
SHOES
Every shoe is sold with a guarantee against proving defective in any way. "We repair anj
shoes that rip, or give way in any manner that proves the shoe to he faulty.
60c
75c
MM fry Jon aosiuiiT
The Louvre Saloon
Boys' and Misses' heavy shoes, for rough service, 84 to n ,
Boys' and misses' heavy shoes ' " " ni4to
JLadies' wide toe Oxfords, Kang calf, 3j4 to 8 $ 1 25
Ladies' dongola Oxfords, patent leather top, all sizes. . 1 25
Ladies' heavy sole dongola Oxford, very fine 2 50
Boys' heavy calfskin shoes, sizes 3 to 5 ................ '. . . . . . . . . '. 1 50
Boys' dress shoes, no seams to rip, 2)4 to 5 1 40
(Boys' dress shoes, sizes 13 to 2 " . 1 20
Men's congress or lace shoes, satin calf ' j " Si " . 1 35
Men s high top shoes, regular price $-i 25, special 2 7o
Men's light Oxford ... ' ' 1 25
Men's heavy sole Oxfords
SILKS
Fancy silks and wash taffetas, all one price today
Wash silk waist patterns, 4 yards
Lyons dye wash silks, 60c everywhere, speciai. ...... .'.'.'.'., . .
165
69c
169
4Cc
STAPLE DRY GOODS
Calico, all Colors, IO Vds. to one nprenn
Gingham, 7c grade, 10 yds to one person '.'..
Scotch Lawns, all colors, 10 yds. to one person
Cheviot Shirting, dark or light colors
Thread, with other purchases, 10 spools.
DC !
4c
3c
7c
25c
WASH DRESS GOODS
Silk Ponginette, 25c value, special
Foulards, all colors, beautiful patterns, special! !!!!!! ! !!!!!!!!!!..
Primrose Batiste, all colors, special. . . .
Coadilas, light colors
lancy Figured Lawns..
CLOTHING
Boys' Suits, ages 5 to 8, Woolen Goods ...
Boys' Cotton Suits, ages 6 to 14. . .
b5 J?'"6 ?ress uits ages 3 to 8, V2.00, 275o! 'i2V7Vand .V.'.V.V.'.'.V. .
Boys' Fine Knee Pant Suits, ages 8 to 11 ti co to
Boys' Long Pant Suits froraVs to . 5
Men's Light Colored Suits, pin stripe. . ! ! ! .' ! ' ' "
MensBlack French Worsted Suits, $18.00 value, special.
18c
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13c
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who carry on production. Ex-
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sire capitalisation robs the work-
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