BOYS

Boys that are full of

"jump" and "ginger" and

"go”sho\;ld have sturdy, wear- too atockixi. no otberlkiad will ste their

reigns; and hustling.

e want parents to

investigate the

“Gordon” Stockings

'1`hey're strongly made-

they’re firm nf texture, th 're absolutely fast black anilyit takes a mighty lively boy to wear them out before they ought to wear out.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

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#excessively that they would have been un-

A brief paragraph in The Patriot to the

effect that the Gentlemen's Driving Club

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]’|~|[ PARK ROADWAY, . “during certain hours twice a week," 0ur_

____ _contemporary adds that there mayIpoasl-

bly be “a kicker or two, but they will be'

insignificant." We judge from what we

26 <1 W if I __ h ,, hear that the objections are not likely to

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Who Docs Not Enjoy Good

, Gramophone l Music?

We can supply you with

the best of’ music from the famous Berliner Gramophone-renownei the world over for its sweetness and durability Come in and hear it play. sud get our prices.

£`New records and fittings

always kept in stock. ‘

A. HORNE & C0.,"

Central Music Store, ` Kent Street.

6-1 dw 3m.

of the Park Road way fora speedway has caused some alarm and adverse comment.

scout to he diverting the Roadway from the uses for which it was created, and would sacrifice the convenience and security of :thc many to the few. The Park itself and its various drives have

been set apart for the enjoyment' of the entire puhlicand great annoyance and dis~ comfort had arisen in the past from horse men speeding their trottcrs there until it was stopped. Elderly persons,ladles and

on the roads of the Park, alike for the

beauty of the surroundings and the secur-

ity afforded where there are no trucks,

ldeiivery wuggons or butchers' carts in the l

way This security would bc disturbed

speeding purposes. We think the Council is not likely to grant concessions to which the bulk of our citizens would bc so

strongly opposed.

Since the above was in type The Patriot

is to hand with an editorial articlc corn-

mcnding the proposed surrender of the Park Roadway for speeding purposes

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A boy in his character of “MotlJer's joy" may

look nice in any sort of new clothes and an angel

smile.

But it’s after he has been out in the vacant lots,

as a real boy, that the difference shows up between really good and bad clothing-at difference which very few people can tell until the clothes are worn

awhile.

Bring the romping,

rollicking boy in here ~

where we can show you more boys' clothing than all the other stores in town put together.

Norfolk suits, Russia blouse suits, vest suits,

Buster Brown suits, Military suits, Richelieu suits, Walban suits, Prince suits, Sailor suits, Valentine suits, two piece suits, three piece suits. Prices 85c and up by easy stages to $8.00 each.

And your money back every time if you want it.

Christy Hats

a Are Best Hats

It’s not too early to get your new spring Hat. The

Christy Hats this spring are the nattiest hats in town, and they will outwear any other hat on earth.

Come in and see our spring hat show-needn’t

buy-just look. `

Prowse

Bros.,

THE ONLY REAL GCOD HATTERS.

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'make your piece bright. The children love

.ll ltthCitC ilf t “I nppy 0 e y mme or 6 use belimltedtooneortvvo,ortooneor two

dozen of people, but that a large body of citizens including some persons of pro-

If such n privilege were granted lt would* mhwnce Wm be found disposed not w

have their legal rights so lightly disposed of. The Trotting Park suitable for those who wish to develop the speed of their horses. With only the best feeling towards the Driving Club we beg to sug- gest that the Park Roadway ls' a public highway, and it is not in the power of the City Council to repeal or modify the laws which relate tosuoh highways.

‘children enjoy a quiet airing in carriages '_'

WHERE WOMEN VOTE.

Mr. Shirtollffe, President of theWelllng ton, New Zealand. Chamber of Commerce was in Montreal the other day and had a

| _ by the use of the main Roadway for “lk Wm’ The Sim' “b°“i» W°“\¢“ 5\\m`°K%

and other matters in which theantlpodcaa island colony has taken such advanced ground. Iiis remarks will be of interest to students of social questions, including universal suffrage and prohibition.

“Women suffrage," remarked Mr. Shirt- cilffe , which prevails throughout New Zealand is one of the greatest forces in the purification of society that can be imagin- ed. i

“In all matters ufi`ectin_g rnora.@_or edu-

cation , the women of the colony exercise their franchise irrespective of their hus- bands' pollticalleanlngs. in matters pure- ly political I believe that in the greatest majority of cases they duplicate their husbands' votes.

“As a result of this, the colony is gov-

erned by local option and the sale of liquor is absolutely forbidden in many territories- I am cimfldent, though personally I am not in favor of prohibition, that within n short time we shall have prohibition

throughout the Island."

impending in Manchurla. The forces oi' Marshal Oyama and General Lineviteh are in pretty close touch, each army about 400,000 strong, itls said, with some prep- onderance of strength both in men und guns on the Japanese side. The Russian general has apparently determined to give battle and has contracted his front considerably as compared with that oc- cupied by Kuropatkln in previous great battles. This concentration will make

his position stronger against a frontal attack, but reduces the difilculty of those turning movements to which the Japan- esecommander invariably resorts. The Russian defence will no doubt be very stubborn, but we see no strong reason to suppose it can be finally successful.

For fifty or sixty miles ln its upper

waters the St. John River forms the boun- dary hetween New Brunswick' and the State of Maine. American lumbermen have swung booms across the river which prevent New Brunswick lumbermen from driving their logs down the river, and hence the trouble has arisen. Of course the obstruction is n. violation of Canadian

rights of free navigation of the St. John River which by treaty is guaranteed to the people of both countries. But. it is after all a lurnbsrmen's quarrel and Amer- ican interests are concerned on both sides of the river to such an extent that relieves

tional character The trouble is one such ua has arisen many times between rival operators on rivers that are wholly ln Canadian territory.

At the Yarmouth Y. M,C. A. Boys Camp, held at Tuslret Falls in August found MINARD’S LINIMENT most benefloiaifor sun burn,'eu immediate relief for eollo and tootheche.

General Sect ciary.

Beautiful pennies in bloom, earnetioae for-getfm-enot., Sweet. William.dalsy,a»te.r phiox, petunlaeto. Get eo|ne,plen¢ theha,

them, give themelittie garden eil their own.- Cell and see them at J. J. Gay Bon's, Market.. ill tu, fri ii.

butmwuuu on paeisaed *\‘°"¥'°°

;he was eonvayedhalf weyaoroeethe

` there a Fmeueh,squadrou1rh|eh!m-med

Apparently another great land battle is .

June 5, ar. S. S. Bonavislra, Gould, do;

.Tune 5, cld: Mary Alice, Terrio, Sydney;

the controverayof its otherwise iutcrnn- »

_ ALFRED STOKES. | _

"EAW SEA.

'11|e great llvll

» out _that in mngh water the

Skill. Nil( are muah

lar f.haa_the Bnlian _ships The

News in this eonuegtign meal); years ago when the Gear visited 'England

C|W1l°l 5! I British squadron, meeting

am... om.. r.t.,.t.ursst - :enum ua um room aa.. 'nu wnwyrois. ......t._.a....fo.. our

able to dm a gun. Had the-two fleets met as enemies it ls the opinion of British naval officers that the French fleet would have been destroyed.

The News points out that European

continental warshlps and those of American build have his defect of un- Bl»°ldll\¢8l in Nllkh seas, owlngto over- weight of guns and armour. Be thiaas it may, it seems that the rough water was a relative advantage to the Japalf. ‘ ese. Moreover the thick armour of a battleship does not extend far below the “liter line and a roll of a few degrees will lift it so as toexpose the shipio a shot below the armour belt. One such shot from a twelve-inch shell might. dis- able a ship. It is quite conceivable that this may have occurred in the late battle. TOR0's ships were not only seaworthy, but were maneed by expert seamen and gunncrs. The raw crews of the' Russian ships were in battle for the first time. and with their ships pitching and rolling made very Pwr mm practice, as is pro- ved by the result. Asthe siarsin their courses fought against Slsera of old, the ~winds and waves seem to have fought

age: nst Rojestvenslty.

“Peace hath her victories not less re-

nowned than those of war." The wireless telegraph is among the greater victories

of peaceful invent.lon,as the recent Japan- csc victory was among the greatest achieved in warfare on the sea. The two came together when the Marconi tele. graph gave to the world the first-, and for

days the only tidings ofTogo's triumph.

Beware of Ointment for Cstarrh

that Contains Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and complete y deran the whole

system when entering it tierough the mucous surfaces. Sue ` articles should never' be used' except' érimprescrlptlons

from reputable physicians, as the damage they wi l do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Cutarrh Cure. manufactured. by F. J. Cheney 8: Co., Toledo,O., contains no mer. cury, and is taken internally. actin di- rectly upon the hlood and niucoussurgaces of the system. In buying Hell’s Catanh

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ohio, by F. J. Cheney sr Co. Tesumoniuié

Soldl D it. Pri 75c. b l TakeEEL!lisllggnilgPlllsligrcongsipagidne

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. _

June 3, ar: S. S. Restlgouchc, Sears,

Montreal.

Mary Alice, Tcrrio, Orapaud; Minnie Bell. Pollard, Northport.; Kohinoor, Dongle, Picton, Lochicl, Brake, Pictou.

S. S. Bonavlsta, Gould. do; Wapltl, Glflin, Paspehiac; Minnie Bell, Pollard, _N0rthport; Kohlnoor Deagle, Plcou;

. Stanley Mac, Whittle, Riehibucto; Mary M. Romkey, Romkey, Sydney.

THE THIN MAN’S DANGER.

He can't resist disease germs,- thaifs

why hs‘s such a mark for consumption. In thisland of plenty, thlnness is wick- edness, especially when lt`sso easily overcome with Fenozono. This remark- able tissue builder makes you fat quick! ; it does so by formlng_ blood thats rich, nourishing and healt -giving. Ferrozono supplies t e nntriment needed by worn- out nerves, rapidly constructs muscle and fatty tissue. The form fills out,the

cheekswli-edden. provin that weight is being ded. To be w5l and stay well use Ferrozone. Fift chocolate coated'

tablets in u box for filly cents or six ` for $2.50 at all dealers.

Invictus shoes for meuf-Alley

a. Co. Charlottetown Agents.

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OUR PERFECT LIVER PILLS

are the nicest little liver

pills on the market.

Purely vegetable,

Easy to take. Do not gripe,

“ Mild but edeetlve. ,

Bo many little troubles

some from a sluggish liver

way mn me anim r Q* Look at the Price.

and eouetipation.,

r5e per box.

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.“Progress’.’ Clothing

e _Only the best clothiers in Canada can lull Canadd's best clothing. it appeals only t0 P°°Pl° of taste and refinement it-,is sold only bl' f°°*“°" who cater to that best trade-and who are in a position, financially, to control the -.

Find the best clothier in your city. __

and you’ll' find "Progress" Brand '=_ Clothing. ~

Sold by Leading Clothloto -. ,.7 .

throughout Canada.

Progress Brand Clothing may be had from Prov/seBr0l

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The remark is often made to us, “Bow is it, you are alwafys so

busy?" The answer is a simple o_ne, we give such satisfaction n the wor we do, that our reputatioh is known far and wine, and every- where allover "Our Farr Island Province," even -across the straits to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in fact in all parts ef the Broad Dominion we have received orders for

work. ,

Is the question a difficult one to answer? We trow not. Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-

ness.

_ Remember us when in needzof work done to your entire satisfac- t on. '

BRUCE STEWART & C0’y,

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers,

r Steam Navigation Coy’s. Wharf,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Phone 125. B0! 1230-

tts aw ' _ '

» Acadia _ 1 _Old Sydney Round". Old' Syfllteiy Rilo' of Mine. ' Intercololi ll Run of Mine 1. Intereolon_inl_.,Nur..

Your order will haw our

bsst attention. , -- ,

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, _ Phone. 240.

5-18 dh!

YOU CAN SEE

The linen worn by other people.

, Other ople cansoo the linen YOU wear . H dp” ou wishtohavo themsocitl

I||‘i¢ii~lo? hiundry work makes good linen look

poor. Even _poor linen looks well when dcnu up by us. T e best test is a trial.

A. F. WEBSTER, Star Steam Laundry.

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r2,ooo pounds just received.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ROGERS’ CORNER.

REACHING IN THE DARK

is a mighty dangerous proceeding especially if you are looking for a _ comfort tonic.

There is no tonic for

sleep like a - Hercules $pring Bed and an Oste- moor Mattress.

Ihcy _are twin com-

forts. - r ‘

JAMES PATON & C0.-

` The Tobacco Bpieure who does' not uae mg

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CHOOSE "FEE BES

Just Received

A full line of Christie Biscai t, in-

cluding :

Zephyr Cream Sodas,

Lemon Sandwich,

are-'~ u na

Smyrnaixl ‘

Social Tea, Anowroot,

Choc Dessert,

-Petit Choc.

Choc Drips, » , , _

Peach Bar,

,and many other lines, all fresh and .gt|od. ._ , . _ ...

Jenkins & Son

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Lealho

We have just received a

nice line of Ladies' Purses and Handbags. We have some exceptionally good values in hand bags. Call `

and let us show them to you. ~

ELLIS

The Druggist and Optician. '

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Customiailoring, Geni’s Fur- nishings, Hats, Caps, CIC., CIC.

Sm:-We wish io 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 :

Worsteds. _ Fancy Suitlngs,

Vicunas, _ Serges,

Tweeds, Trowserings.

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcoatiugs in Vicunes,'.Rein-

proof and fancy Worsteda.

We can guarantee satisfaction

in tae cutting, fitting and make up of our clothing.

We iaviteyoit to cali and ex-

amine tlie stock and believe we will be able to suit you.

Youtareepeétfally.

.l0llN MCLEUD It C0

ghueen Strata '

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E. B. WILLIAMS.

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