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HARVARD llll0lll5lllAl. SYRUP

Has a World-Wide Reputa- tion for the Cure of

Som Tin-oat, cron u. Harkin Cvnrh- Affections of the Bronchial Tubes and Enlargement of the Tonsils. it is the only nate cough remedy for old or young. It gives almost instant relief and its results in stubborn cases are marvellous. No home safe without it. \Vise travellem carry it with them. Price £5 cents. Sold by all druggists and dealers.

NUVA Silillli

Steel & C0al

Co. , Ltd.

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Screened Run of

Mines and Slack

COAL

Orders left with Messrs. Dodd &

Rogers will be carefully looked after.

GEO. J. ROGERS.

Agent for P. E. I.

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A LAST APPEAL.

Every citizen who has the \l\l¢l‘¢S5 0! the city at heart ls urgent-1! l‘¢41“°°\°d 9° be present at the citizens’ meetin8 U1 Council Chamber this afternoon at four o'ciook. The time has come for s 1885 eiYort inthe hotel question and deiinitg action will be taken today. Citizens l1l\lS'- realize the consequence of the present hotel situation and the Kl`¢*\° U’-lu” "°

the province should etfairs continue as they are now existing. A number Of 001' prominent men have lnterered them- selvesin the matter and everyone who candoanythinato help the projfllif U! advice or financial assistance should be

present at the meeting this afternoon.

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The impossibility ct erectinil H “BW

hotel of the banter class in Charlottetown, even if the attempt were made in time for the summer-'s business, renders it desirable that the Hotel Davies shall be

opened. Present hotel accommodation in the city is inadequate to b0\Il° Bild care for the travellin8 D‘\b“° *nd the want will he the more felt as the season

progresses, and especially when large gatheringsaretobeheid and an exhibl~ tion little more than live mouths in the distance. Whether the Davies Hotelbe taken over by a eoll1D&DY 01' “D ludlvldvu lessee does not matter very much provi-

dedtheplaoe is opened. But it must bo distinctly understood that the new

occupant shall keep the law. it is simplyablutftoclalm that the sale 0| whiskey is necessary wmfke howl kwrr

ing pay, There are many pr0SP°N\1@ hotels on the island, throughout Clllllldil audelsewhere in which no int0!l°M\¥»S are sold.

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Blcyclists and all athletics depend 0!!

BENTLEYS Liniment to keen the

joints lirnber and muscles in trim.

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ALWAYS

There is not a hat made

on earth that will equal

the Christy, price for

price.

Everybody knows that, even those who sell

other Hats acknowledge it.

You Want thc Best

There’.~. only one place to get it, that's where

you will find more Hats to choose from than in all

the other Hat stores in town put together.

We'll put your name on your hat free.

We'll conform a hat

to your head perfectly.

We’re the only Hatter who keep every modern ap-

pliance for making heads

comfortable and we know

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how to do it.

Let us sell you your

hat this spring.

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Our American Hats

,are the best American

Hats sold in Ch’town, iifteen years experience tells

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PRUWSE

BRUS..

The Only Real Good Hatters. _

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The Commissioners annusl reportf on the public worksof Prince Edward Ia- land elves a detailed statement of the ex-

penditure during IRB on public buildings, , ferries, floats, terry steamere, packets, wbarves, roads, bridges, bushing ice and for miscellaneous public works, and also oi the expenditure on miscellaneous public works and cn capital account. It is due to Bon Mr Cummiskey to say that during his term of oihce he has kept the. expenditure within the amount voted for his department, and also has avoided the necessity icr any serious charge of malad- mlnistratlon. In beth those respecta few Ministers of Public Works have been

equally fortunate, and none that we know cl more so.

The report is in the usual form ot peat

years. It might be improved by adding a recapitulation on one page ol the amounts expended under the several principal heads.-From a cursory reading it would appear that $35,Vl0.5’l was ex- pended on public buildings, as follows: Government House .... . . $ 239.05 Provincial Bulilding. ._ . . . . . . . _ . 1,748.97 Prince of Wales College.......... 2,142.01 Hospital for Insane.............. 27,310.72 Court House, Charlottetowm... l,370.&

“ “ Georgetovl n....... 381.04

CountyCourts.................... %.3'7 Qoeen's County Jail . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 1,312.45 Prince “ " and Court

House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 836.3

King's County Jail 147.72

Ferries, floats and ferry steamere coat

$18,311.38, of which 82,213.43 was expendrd on the Eifio, $1100.90 on the Southport and $8,892 99 on the Hillsboro. Packets were subsidised to the extent of $3,285

and $6,524.61 was spent on wharves. With the new bridge in operation across the harbor much of the expense on ferry steamers will be next year relieved-

Roads in Queens County absorbed $0,-

623.22; in Prince County, $7,091.72 and in Kings County $631240. Bridges in Queens called for $7,212.96; in Prince $4,- 325.73 and in Kings $3,562.02. Bushing the ice caused an outlay of $782.67.

The expenditure on capital account

totalled $11,515 93 of which $4,484-39 was expended on public buildings, $6,475.04 on bridges and $61650 on rights of way. Over $3,&l0 of the total was spent on the Falcnnwood Asylum annex.

The report lncluics a list of the Public

Works contracts entered into during the

year amounting to $36,123.8l. The am~ ount paid on contracts during the year was $32,599.30 and the balance due on the contracts of 1903 is set down as $3,524 54

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AN EXHIBITION GRANT.

We are pleased to iind that the Provin-

cial Government favor a grant for an Ex- hibition to he held in this city next autumn and that therefore we may

speak of the fail fair as a coming event. In fact we are informed by Secretary Smallwood that the dale has beeifalready

fixed to begin ou Tuesday September 27th and to lun for four days. It is hoped that

by this early announcement any conflict of dates Between our Exhibition and those of other Maritime Provinces such as have caused trouble and loss in the past

may be avoided. It is needless to argue the benefits ol' competitive shows of the country's products. The advantages are conceded in all civilized countries. The

majority of our people desire an ex- hicltion and they are tu have it. \Ve trust that with the timely notice thus given all intending exhibitors will make due

preparation. and do their best to make it abundantly successful.

The prize list will be placed in the

pi-inter's hands within the next icw days, and therefore intending exhibitors who have any suggestions of desirable changes to make should lose no time in communicating with the Secretary.

The “Boston Tourist” King of Soft Hats.

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We are proud to invite you to examine and enjoy our large variety of New Dress Goods' To-'day we will mention one line of goods.

llustrts .

From our large stock we’ve picxed out a

few lines 'and let them stand as specimens:

Cream Lustres with small colored spot

Cream Lustre with silk stripes and checks

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Fancy striped lustres in very pretty | shades, 4c ins. wide, 39c

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Colored§Lustres in pretty shades in pink tif' and blue, 44 ins wide 45c

65c I

Don't feel that you must be a purchaser ;

in order to see the new things--we want you l

If we have what pleases

you best that is an after consideration.

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LEAP YEAR

but don’t be afraid to look your best. The girl who app:eciates your tallnr-made garments as cut and fitted by us shows that she likes to see you present as good an ` appearanceas other men, that she is proud of you and will make you a good wife. Please her and your- self by always ordering your clothes here.

JOHll li0LE0ll & G0.

Ch’iowii Board of Trade Quarterly Meeting.

The General Oucrlerlcy Mceilng of this Cor-

ptoratlon will be hcl at the r rooms, Mo- ,arhern Buiving, Queen Street. Wednesday evening. April igth at 8 o‘ciock.

W. W. CLARKE,

‘rd 4| Secretary.

British Furniture

Shine and Royal

Silver Polish

Never failto do their

work thoronghiv. We have an ever inere...~ ng demand for them, a..-| always carry a good stock on hand.

Nowis the time they

are of most value to house- keepers]

Don't forget the price

i5c bottle.

Everything in the line

of house-cleaning su, plies

» onhand.

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is \1¢“°i7-iPfH:iKil\\

inilhanccry Rolls Court.

No. 34:. - Lanchilu McKenzie and others,

Complaints and

Wil'iam A'chorn and another,

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wuanravrmwamivwww.

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liberal contrnc: will be m~de.

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agents' iiandpoini.

engaging e ew ere.

flnll on or communicate with

w. K. Roosizs.

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CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Aho several agents tor siricts The Canari ~ L le is the o'dvsi and largest Canadian Company with reserve:

stronger than any on this Coniineui Issuing all ng-io date coninctr and wi-h its unequalleu ncord oi' pronis io policy holders, makes it especially attractive from an

Any pepsontcoutemplailng faking up insurance work should get our oiier before

Mailager P- E. island Branch, Charlottetown.

ilur New Spring Hats English and American

are now on exhibition. The 'Wilkinson' and ‘Henry

Carter’ Hats have no superior. We have been agents for these hats for 7 years and we are yet to hear from the iirst cus-

omer who is dissatished with their wearing qualities.

They are correct in style, and the values are lqual to, if

not better than that oflered by any Hatter on P_ E_ I,

Our stock is the second largest in the city, you canno

fail to get the hat to suit you if you buy it at

. .BRUC ,

The Stylish Hatter, I Mon-is B1°¢k,

A ‘ CHARLOTTETOWN.

#L50 boots for 7ic at Bell’a Saturday

aala.-J. H. Bell. 9 ¢1 1|

Blot-has--Our first shipment ol 1904 Nb! °l\'f|0-RCI has just arrived., Call in and see them tonight.-John Neweon.

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For a bllious attack take 0hamherlain‘s

Stomach and Liver Tablet! and a quick ctal'\ll&l.'\¢\h- l‘otlllebya_\1d|»ggg|.¢,_

Weeks’ Hate

‘are up-to-_date atylgg

Better Bell tonight and get nm; M; lr. Ilan. You can get such satisfaction iualyothiljltobt. We liavebist hah, beatlil.huta\owroo¢. -No mwah

m. lloth in olrhai room he

leaclallllln can

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--The Guatdhn oalll the attention 0(

Nl! peruuna ueah-ou ol pnrehuihll beautiful htm, to the aaia at Fuilerton`0 Hlll.Im4s.°n umm tu. im. fm °f KWH. of the farm of the hte Alexand°f ms. suwm meaning as ioo was °f Wollellltivltpd land. ’.|.'hll hrll is ro' Wllliaedaahaingoncoltho belt in th0 Will!!! alll any who an aatioivetlllk “‘° parehaaaota farmahoald not mllihl’ opportunity. Tharawtii aiao be 001° °“ the stamina the mae dar. 91° °"°°"’

me inailnoalann airordl U0 My a ipportanih d 9\l'°\°"‘"3

the taiifaaaahg eatin, in me hamilihuadilou. soo land M' v"`

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