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Mr. A. N. FRASER, Provincial Manager, May so, 1905. l

The Mutual Lite Insurance Co of New York.

` Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Dear Sir:-I acknowledge with thanks the recelgt of your Compsny’s

cheque for 47030.30 on Bank of Montreal, also Annuity liey No. H725 which provides- hat on May r, r9o5 and each year for life,I will receive three hundred dollars ($300), in settlement of my Matured $5000. I5-year endowment, 15-year Distribution Policy No. 401,652 with Deferred Annuity, in THE MUTUAL L FE INSURANCE C0.,of NEW YORK. _

This I consider a splendid result, as to buy an Annuity of $300 at my age

would cost $3,408. so that drawing $7030 30 and getting an Annuity of $300, I am etting practically a cash value of $ro,43o.5o. _

I also carry another policy in your company, in which I have all coniidence.'

Yours very truly, ` ‘

(Signed) SIMON W. CRABBE.

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Every day, ln speaking of the favor with which the Tunnel project has seized upon the minds of the great com- mercial centres of Canada, some one of thellttle coterle of objectors ia heard to aslr, “But what about ' the Toronto Mauufacturer’s Association!" Aa a aer- talnfnumber cf papers published tele- graphlc reports declaring that this lm- portant organisation had refused to en- dorse the scheme, and even extended the refusal ln their glaring headlines to the Toronto Board of Trade, it seems neces- sary to inform the public that no opposi- tion, not even the spirit of the least un- frlendllncss has ever been manifested to- wards us and our' dearest ambition by the

, / ,_ , igreat Canadian Mauufacturer‘s Associa-

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“ other’s joy”

A boy in his character of “Molher's_ ]oy" 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 rompin g, 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 snits,

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

Arc 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 GOOD HATTERS.

Keep Your Money

in Canada” T

is good advice to Canadians contemplating Life Iu-

surance Investments.

Among the best Canadian Companies there is not one

that can offer greater advantages to insurers than

The Crown Life Insurance Co.,

Head Otlice, Toronto. .

The premium rates of the CROWN LIFE are lower

than those charged by most other Companies, and its poli~ cies are models of contract simplicity and security, Every CROWN LIFE Policy gives

Buaranlea Logan, Bash Surronrlar an

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tion. In the first place, we ure informed by Rev. Father Burke that the presence ofadclegatlon from the Manufacturers, ntthe Board of Trade meeting he ad- dressed in Toronto, was altogether unex- pected. A number of the members were anxious to attend and, while he was

quite anxious to place the Island's claim before nil Influential bodies, he left It to thc Board of Trade, as was quite proper,

to say who should or who should not at tend their meeting. When before thcm he gave thenlall the available informa- tion on all phases of the communication

question. The tlguresas to imports are altogether problematicul-unfortunately we cannot get at the exact ones-but those given were rather within that without the mark. When his address wus'over and the numerous questions answered, Messrs Howland, Gage, Allan, Blain and others spoke most fiatterlngly nflt nndapprovingly of its object; then the Manufacturers' representatives, and its transportation expert particularly, dc- clnred themselves captivated with the scheme and publicly asked Father Burke to present it to their numerous renders ln their grcntjournal, Industrial Canada, ri duty he was delighted to take upon himself.

The Canadian Manufacturers’ Associa-

tion are not us everyone knows, n public body like thc bormlei of tradctnud, there- fore, they should not be expected, and were not expected to take up political or quasi-political questions like provincial relations; but in so far as trade ln manu- factured goods was concerned they were deoplyinterested and moved. The tele- grams published than put them in u false light as well as ourselves, and hence the Association writes through its sec- retary and other oilicials to complain. In a letter to Father Burke, Secretary Younge makes haste to say that whilst the Association did not cali upon the Governmenttobuiid the Tunnel as such action was not within its province, “I can say without hesitation that the committee considering the matter appear- ed unanimously to favor the proposition so far us their individual views were concerned." The Minute of Council pass- ed,ucopy of which is before ns, shows exactly the same warm and friendly feeling. No doubt the Tunnel will

_find ln manufacturers its warmest. supporters. Indeed, a member of thcAssociatlon writes us: “If all your` friends are rllsposcdto work as wcli or half as well as the manufacturers then the Tunnel will soon ccmc." Mr. G. M. Murray, editor of Industrial Canada, provoked at the damaging reports circul- ated, wrltesintor alla: “The reporters seem according to this, to have conveyed

thcimpression that the Canadian Manu f1\cturers‘ Association has refused to endorse Prince Edward Islnnd‘a pro-

posal, which, of course, is certainly not the case." J. F. M. Stewart, Asst. Sccy,

writes. ln reply tothe query of a mom-‘

ber,-J. P. Murray Esq., carpet manu- facturer-"Althnugh Idld not ace the re- port in the press, I believe that it was stated in one ofthe papers so as to con- vey the impression that thc Association opposed the Tunnel. I have had the us- surance of the reporters of the Mull and Globe that the same would be looked into

und, if found to be the case, corrected in their papers. I have been unable how- ever, to locate the mischievous para~ graph."

Thus it would amply appear t,hatthe~Canadlan Manulaeturers‘Associa»- tion is not against the Tunnel, does not refuse toendorse the Tunnel; but is sn- xlous to be regarded as-amongst its warmest friends. Weadmlre its patriotic attitude and commend it to others- those who have been persistent to remark# “What about the Toronto Manufacturers' Asioclatlonl" It bohovss the press publishing erroneous and misleading despntchss,t.oo, whether here or ~ where; to make the necessary amends.

Cla'rk’s Dainty Motsels

slice of Clark’s

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TliE PART( -ITOADVIAY. ‘

,expedlanoy of perlnittiag the Geutlemeuls Club to use the Park Roadway at ceriiiiu hours ln the evening" as The Examiner states. The use of the Roadway ie now open to gentlemen or non-gentlemen, on footcr horseback or in carriages, not mere- ly at certain hours but at all hours of the day or night. But theuse of the Road- way for a race course is another and an altogether different thing. '

Nobody proposes that “t heGentlemen’s

Club shall be forbldderv to drive and show their line horses and carriages on the Park Roadway at special times," as The Examiner lntimntes. But objection is taken to giving up the Roadway to the exclusive use _of certain privileged per- sons during certain hours. Objection is taken tolimitlng in an unlawful manner the privileges of the many for thepleasure of the few. It is not is questior. of ex- pedienoy buta question of right; not a quest-ion of restricting the Gentlemen's Driving Club from doing any lawful or proper thing, but of restricting the im- mcmorial right of the mass ol the people to use a public highway at their pleasure and at any time. _

What is proposed is beyond the power

of the City Council or of the Governor in Council to authorize. Lot us assume that

the City Council should attempt to grant the proposed concession, specifying, say, Friday evening between the hours of six and eight o'clock for the exclusive use of the Roadway by the Gcntlemen’s Driving Club. The humble.-st individual in the

city driving a curt-horse, mule or jack-ass at it walking pace over tho Roadway with- in the prescribed hours could set- the Club pt defiance and be quite within his lcgul rights. ' _

Public highways are riot made for tho

exclusive use of gentlemen; the roads und streets arc for ull, gcntlc or rough, well dressed or ill-dressed. washed or unwush-

ed. It is not neccssaryto discuss in this.

connection the question of thc safety of foot passengers, or of women and children who might desire to cross or drive upon the Roadway during the prescribed hours, although that has un important bearing on the proposnl.Nor is it necessary to dis cuss the populurlsingof the Park. What is proposed in a distinct invasion of public rights which it is tho duty of all good citizens to guard. -

HALF SICK PEOPLE.

The world is full of them. Just sick

enough to be lazy and llstlcss; to have no appetite; to sleep poorly. Quite you'rc half sick yourself. Chances are the trouble is ln the stomach and bowels. Fiest prescription is Dr. Hr\milton's Pills; they tone up the entire system, strength- en the stomach, elevate our s irlts and make you well in one nlgbt. Dr. flam- llton's Pills work wonders' with peo le in your cond i-ion. Mild In action. efliectivc and cnsy to tnkc. Gct Dr. I-Inmilton's Pills to-day, 25c. per box at all dealers in medicine.

STUDENT’S SUDDEN DEATH.

MoN'mEAL, June 3.-C. A. Klnlock,

third year medical student at McGill, aged28 years, dropped dead last night while out with a party of friends. I-Ie belonged to Martlntown, Ont. _

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lust What Everyone Should Do. Mr. J. T. Barber of Irwinville, Ga., nl-

wuys keeps n bottle of Chnmberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand rehdy for instant use. Attacks of colic, cholera morbus and diarrhoea come on so suddenly that there is no time to hunt a doctor cr go to tho store for medicine. Mr. Barber says: “I have tried Chamborlr\in's Colle, Cholera and Dlarrhoealiemcrlywhich isone of the best medicines I ever saw. I keep a bottleof it in my room as I have had several attacks of colic and It has proved to be the best medicine I ever used." Sold by all drug- gist.

Iron-Ox Tnblelsareon sale at A. W

Rcddln's. 7d tf.

200 sets of light carriage harness

consist/ing Q/`-niclrcl, solid nickel, rubb- er a/nd oroldc mountings and special ‘track harness jun! arrived. Don`t/'all to call and see samples and get our prices be;/ore buying.-7-A. Home & Co. 6’-6mw/ 81, w 2 w.

OUR PERFECT LIVER PILLS

are the nicest little liver

pills on the market. ~ Purely vegetable, Easy to take. Do not gripe.

Mild but effective. B0 many little troubles'

come from a sluggish liver and constipation. ,

wily sm ilayeuealtlrr B* Locket the Price.

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if whenever necessary to renew the walll-S_urfa¢e. _.,

- NEVER SOLD IN BULK. _ Anyone can put it on-no one can rub it ol‘l'.

The Alabostine Co.

Write for booklet on Alabastine and how to use it lt's Free.

Limited, Paris, Ont.

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oi have the largest and best stock

et Sarcophaguses. Monnments,Tab-

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Maritime Provinces,in Marble

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granite. It is worth looking at li you don't want to purchase. If you

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ind eements. Pay weekly, st

teriltmy, handsome free outdt. season s canvass new starting.

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mixing in COLD WATER. and may be rr/coated ~

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Inferior auudry work makes good linon look

poor. Even poor linon looks well when done up by us. Thu best testis n. trial.

A. F. “'I<lBE'l‘El\ Star Steam Laundry.

ATTEND CONROY’S GREAT SPOT CASH Discount Sale

_of all boo‘ts and shoes in stock.

v SUNNYSIDE.

Charlottetown, P. I.

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Leather Goods.

We have just received nice line of Ladies' Purses and Handbags. We have some exceptionally good values in hand bags. Call and let us show them to you

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Custom 'i‘al1orlng,Gen\’s Fur- nishings, Hats, Caps, _etc., etc.

Sm:-We wish lo direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported from

the very best mannlscturers in England, Scotland and Ireland and include :

Worsteds. Fancy Snitings,

Vicunas, Serges,

Tweeds, Trowserilugs.

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcoatings in Vlcuuar,'»Raiu-

proof and fancy Worsteds-

We can guarantee satisfaction

lnme cutting, Biting and make up of our clothing. ,

We invite’-`y,on to cali and ex-

amine the iicck 'and believe ue will he able to suit you:

' Ypursrespecifuliy.

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