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.Enterprising Town'-_ Resolutions Passed Aftergf " '.,',,,,“,,,,,s

the Matters Were Considered by - ‘ *‘°" “”°“"?' _' ““'“"”_

' ‘ ‘ ‘ The passengers by the Northumberland

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A representative meeting at Kensington vw'-Wiley afternoon unanimously urged upon the Railway Department the ‘csr_\ry- irg out of the original plan to have a new freight house built in con neetloa with the improve facilities there. Jpha ndersnl was appointed chair

map nr explained the reasons for which the mee ing was called. Hs referred to, the agitation for years for better freight and passenger accommodation leading up to the adoption of plans and specliications for a new station and a new freight house _farwhich tenders were called. -A tender for the erection of a new station was ac- cepted and \vork begun, but for some un- accounted for reasons no tender for the building of a freight :house was accepted. Thé impression is that the old stution will be used, but this the people of Ken- sington resent because of its not being suitable. Tire greatest nced at present is the new freight house to ucconirnodatc the increasing buslness.'

The following resolution was moved

by Dt' Dar.ach and seconded by John S.

Cousins.

\Vher'eas the increased traffic of the Kensington Railway station both in pass' eager and freight business rendered thol old' building ami facilities so inadequate and unsuitable that the patrons of the road some two years ago began urgingthe ruanaizcurent, for necessary improvements such as new buildings and others of minor importance. Ami whereas those minor matters have been satisfactorily attended to andthe new station is now being erect- ed; but the new' freight shed, which of the improvements asked for is thc most urg- ently required, is not‘ proceeded with and the old inconvenient method of handling freight not only_still prevails but so far as

we know is to continue so.

And whereas the inwnvcnient delays

nnrl unnecessary expense entailed on shippers and consignees at present is A most serious detriment to them as has been frequently pointed out to the rall- way officials and by them acknowled- ged, but nothing practical has yet been done to overcome a state of ailairs, which is to say the least intolerable, as the vol- ume of freight now probably twice or. more what it was a few years ago cannotf be properly handled with the present in-5

adequate accommodation.

And whereas as a. result of tho Hon.:

Mr. Ficldiurfs visit to the station in Dec. t 1003 in answer to a delegation who waited' ‘ on him when in Charlottetown just pre- _' viously, thc question was favorably con- sidered and the necessity of better ac- commodation acknowledged, and plans and Fpeciilcriions of a new station and

,station building given, but the building of the freight house is deferred. _ And whereas this delay is a serious dis- sppolntmentlto allper-sons interested,as it "means a further continuance of conditions that we hoped were about to end; but on the contrary, in view of the increasing _ volume of freight handled we foresee mat- ters becoming still worse.

Therefore resolved that this meeting of

patrons of the msd, Representatives, business men and others do most respect- fully but urgeptly request 'that the Dc- partment of Railways take such action in the matter that will have the proposed freight building erected and made ready for use with as little delay as possible, to the end tbut thepresent undesirable state of affairs cease and the wants of thc patrons of the Railway in this regard be supplied at an early date.

Besides the movar and seeonder sev-

eral speakers including James Kennedy, A. C. McLeod, D. McKenzie, spoke strong- ly in favor of the resolution.

Hon. James W. Richards was present

and favored the proposed improvements. He expressed the urgent need of a new freight -house and would bepleaaed tohelp tho matter alone all he could. The rcsolu-~ tion was carried unanimously. ' It was rnovpd by D. McKenzie, seconded

by li. R. Mouse that a committee be ap- pointed to forward thc resolution to the Department. The following committee- _was appointed :I John Anderson, John

Cousins, Dr. Darruch.

Tire following resolution was moved by James Kennedy and seconded by A. C ' McLeod and carried unanimously.

Further resolved that this meeting do hereby approve of the proposed; freight, shed as per pllns for which tenders were' called for, and in our opinion such a build~ ing would be well adapted to the require- ments of the place and would afford reasonably convenient freight facilities.

The following resolution was moved by.

Rev. D. J. Gillis, seconded by Edwin Proc-

tor and carried unanimously.

:Further resolved that we do express- our satisfaction of the prompt and busr~ ness-like manner our representations to the lion. W. S. Fielding, then Acting Minister of Railways were considered by

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Baker, Mgr.

‘i ng" use T #ne

rnsmsyumdaupsanaamur

McCue, oaeot thsmnst .prtpsrous

the Western Road; He generally auppossdto be in good hsalthhut lately it was reported - that he had been melan- choly. He left home at dusk Tuesd# evening telling' his wife that he was going to visit a neighbor. That was the

among the seaweed on the shore about 9_5) yesterday morning. Oh Tuasdsyhs and his wife were in Tignish, wherehe transacted business as usual, and nothing unusual was noticed in his conduct or A pearanee. The place where the body was

t-he home of the deceased. Whenlt was discovered, Dr. Barclay, Coroner of

ordered Dr. Johnson of Tlgnlsh to exam- ine the body, and lf no markaof violence were foundthcreon, to have it placed in n ooflin and conveyed to the,ho!ne of the deceased on the Western Road, where he would bold an inquest. The deceased leaves a widow but no family- -ltbaa been .decided to bring the remains of thehbe Wm. ra. Bnbaut from Boston by rail to arrive here next Saturday oven- ing. The remains ofthe late Miss Marla McDonald, sister of Mrs. Win. Guild 'of this town .wlilaiso be brought hers from Boston same evening. It was a singular coincidence that Mr. Brebavt and Miss McDonald who were both here on a visit lust summer left by the same steamer same dayon return to Boston.

An axllourned meeting of the Summer- side Town Council was held last night but no business of lnrportanco was done. The matter of purchasing the Fanning property was considered and deferred for a time.

Services wllibe conducted ln Elrnsdale

congregation as follows on Sunday May 21st; Elmedale 10.30 a. m. Montrose 3 p. m. and Tlgnlsh 7 p. m.

S.` M. Hrcxs, _ Summerslde, has taken'

an agency for Hyndman Sc Co., Charlottetown, and ia now prepared to effect Fire, Life and Accident Insurance

him, and for his courteous and considerate

the insurlngpubllc. _

Budy Y‘M'“0fn# _for New York tovisit her daughter.

in-._ rcsvttouagsrsaxq are mau-

irse Irblzht by the Nmmmbulaha

farmers in that section and a resident of. Ashe Pollua0oust'yeaterday two Scott _

` Act oifendisrs were lined 850 each and costs. One drunk was fined $2.

_ resident of this 'town 'arrived-by the North- , untl_serland last aventugon a visit to his , home at Wilmot Valley. `

coat makers and will fift cents

found is about four or `flve miles from_eoat more than has erer been _paid in

' town. lfidtf

0‘lCaary, was notified by telephone. He Y°°l"' 1"°" 53°-"Th" Y°°h"K°li?"° 5””

of the Bnest craft in the harbor will ba

'Nell McLeod. Sulllmereide. lltts Sl

Richard Hunt who went with Capt

'Read as u. delegate from the Board of

3 William Wright, one of the moat pqxu- lsr knights of the grip, Montreal, waaa~ -passenger by the Northumberland lost

IN the report of Alherton Division,

_lag that the Rev. F. A. Wightman was- chosen D. G. W. P. and their night of' meeting Tuesday.

Lester A. Sharp of this town who re.

centiy passed third in mining _engineering at. McGill. is now in Sydney where he will spend the sulnmer working with the

done a noble work in a short time. L

treatment of the committee who waited' upon him regarding this station question. ' Rev. Father Gillis condemned the pre- sent-rallway train service which takes the Cape Traverse train through to Char- lottetown without goingto Summerside' much to tho dissatisfaction of the people

The following resolution was moved by

freight shed were prepared, tenders called John Mum"-_ seconded by Isaac Lowther

for their erection and a contract for tbe` and c,m.;ed um,_n|m°“s]y_

' Kensington Sash and Dov-r Factory. '

west of Emerald. . :

Resolved thatthe present train service' _*I _._ -5;-1,--..._-

between Charlottetown and Surnmerside

most every way, and we' would ask that

is unsatisfactory and unsuitable in al-_ 1 1

the former or be Elven that wllli§d“"“`d 1” °“ Mill' 10- Whl¢°'R05¢ D°B‘l'°9`- afford passengerato either place reason- "|"““°°m°"t~

aL!e time to do business and return the same day. _ 1 Mr. \Rlchards and other speakers con-

curred in the opinion _that the present system was a moot unsatisfactory one for people of-Prince County.

On motion it was decided that this reso- _'d‘"""'i"9 """'i3a'"”" £3 '0 bull/ G0"d0”`

lution be wired to Capt. Joseph Read at

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S. O. E. Next meeting of Lodge' Princs_

City Council meats on the second Mon.l

Mayor; W. W.Clarke. City Clerk.

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Best way to abolish the stock'in_¢/

stockings. fidcfnr com/url, fit aml'

-, Hr. Baruabyo! Manchester, Robertson _ &_A_'liison, Bt. John, N. B., was a 'paluaa-' ` `gdr by the Northumberland last evening- _-

last seen of him until his body was found' _ Austen WMM New York formerly .'-

M. L. Frank Mulianlie wants two good ”

i disposed of at a Rreat- bargain. 'Apply 110'

Trade toMoncton yeslorduy will Proceed. ' 9 ' " 'V ' ” - ' ' ,D Mmm, on __ _,su ,__ ms wh Wmlam Headquarters for Men s Fashionable F urmslnngs. _

evening and went by the express to Ohar- ~'F li l "

lottetmvn. _ JI

organized by Mr. Geldert, it omitted stat-'T " 'ihdWmlhl‘lhlliWl§5‘“l“ `_

Dominion Coal Company. ' _ ___ _

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In flour we have Our Best, unexcolled _ _. ,_;|;;n,;_,,~q5;5_ -_'

for bread or pastry, 5 Roses and Royal ` '=..,"_'f.~. ; -- fl ` ‘ ‘

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Household for bread, and City for good _ ' _ ;__, _, family flour. Wecan give you best value ‘ . ", ;*,`_-`f_t‘,i; l ;_ ?<.‘§ll,». `__ lil” for younmoney. Brace, McKay&:Co, Ltd. '.'_.'._;_ '_ 'ii -- `3'-"

d 1c,-17, to zo. _‘.'fi-‘-.;<_'g'»- " -"~".-.f.§Z>*~*-~

Mr. Geldert organized a second Division 5-;;°¢:;. ` /,

Tuesday evening at Cascumpeo Village * °` 'W ‘ 7'

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l ir 1 dl* British com suns. Mr. _ i' _:fl _ _ _~ ', sick): :smna so we" andp fm-0,,,.,\,]y' called Crystal Wave with22cha'r'ter mem ' 4--1 - ` l.. _ ‘T . ,// _ im w summ ands one an is or bers Ove wh mshtlssoodwvrk Keir

-dayln each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly]

'for Spring

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We have in stock a spleaididline of men’s and boys' light night under-

wear, which we would .like to show to intending purchasers, as the qualities are exceptionally good and the rices are “indeed very moderate. ~ _ We can give you good vslue_at 5oc per suit or 25c per garment.

Better qualities at`9oc__rer sort o;_;15¢_f°f 8lfli°1,\_t- ~ _ Then comesa splead i line -of 'atsons Balbrlzgar, all sizes at $r_ro it ' rm nt. _ - .» _ _ - _ per su 'Pl)rIed€:'e¥Jl¢l!'¢vgeaSta:r£eld’s medium weight, all sizes, at $1.98 pm- suit or 99¢P°fe=f1=1'*”1'*~ '~ ' .

A finer grade at $n.7o per surt or $1.35 per garment. _

' A beautiful line, all _wool white underwear at $a.7o per suit or $1.40 per

gumenwe also show excellent values in Club Sweaters m blue and black, black and white; and ted and white. _ ~ -

We are conildeut that our values are the best to be found _and cordially

invite you to come in and examine out stock. and compare qualities and prices

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What Housekeeper Does not i.`ike a Good Range?

_ __ ____ The Enterprise steel Monarch.made by The Enterprise Foundry

Co., Sackville, N. B.. for coal cr wood, has special advantage,-;

enjoyed by no other. These will be made known in later an- nouncements i'n this paper. Its PBRFBCTION of OPERA- 'r|oN, ecoNonvin FUEL and ouRAnrl.r'rY'mak¢ it ...ny

the mostdesirabie on the market. Hot water front or tank supplied as desired. _

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Call and see this range at Fennell & Chandlex's, Charlotte. town, or Brace, McKay 8: Co's, Summerside. '

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the island, needs no recommendation t.o_ l`iZl1i- 0ll._M\'- GPIGSW. Bl\d_ Yfl_\l Will hlvé _ _ =- ._._.=~~- -< '- ~ ' -

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° ° Moncton to be presented to Mr. Pottinger- wear. Sold ¢mly_ by-Moore &- _

1 l S and that u copy be sent. to Supt. Sharp. ` McLeod. 17d 1 w - O

’ ‘l Aftera hearty vote of thanks unani- ~ __ _

If you contemplate building or repsirin , give us a call. mmmy tendered by the nleetfng to Hon' C Get AtI:esS'£I°1den shqes fgom If you wut m estimate on any kind oft* buildinb give uv I mn' _ J. W. Richards for past serv ees and for Ontoy - e OEIJJEU, Suunys de. If you want had or ‘oft wah givc us ` can his attendance, also to The Guardian for Igdw iw _ Better give us a csll anyway. We keep in stock everything in the shsge °°"‘"“¥ “ "P“"°“"‘“'|"°» U” m°°l'|"U

of lumber either rough or manufactured at prices that defy competition. l'\°B¢d- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ` ' ' ' ' ‘ ` ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ''"

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A cook is only as good as the

1_1-our she uses.

' A poor cook can make better

bread with Royal Household Flour

thana good cook can with poor flour. '

Royal Household Recipes make

bake day the pleasahtest day of the week.

There are two kinds of Hour,

- ‘ Royal Household” and the kind

that has not been purified by Electricity.

Royal Household Flour is mods °f

the bolt' grade of hard wheat. _Had wheat is tltd hast sprihg whggg mwn m

/ Mlhlfobl- Soft wheat is winter wheat-

inferior forfioor making. Srmre miller; » advertise that they "blond" soft and Mfd whos! to get hams- non.-_ w,- ,|,, not bhna vnu" f°""R°'Y\'ll|I0lllehoId Flour.

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