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fine Swagger Eames and whips

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We have receiveda fine

line of swagger canes and whips, such as used by the Imperial troops

For Non-Coms we have

Real Ebony swaggers with stirling silver tops at $l.oo each, Malacca at 75c each. Black and Red canes with deep silver plated tops at 5oc each and black with nickle ball at 4oc each. Our cheaper lines are black and |red canes with deep nickle

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tops at 25c, red plaid at I5c and black with nickle tops at roc.

FOR THE LIGHT HORSE

We have the correc

thing in whips.

They are extra well

made with heavy nickle mounts at 5oc and 75c

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each. The 75c ones have esl Russia .eather grips,

See window.

G. Jla1lssoN, DRUGGIST.

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Finch Eyeglasses combine »

` spectacle comfort with eye~

_ A glass elegance. Our adjust- \_ ment is fsultless. This with perfectly adapted lenses is

our idea of what will satisfy;

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25 d wtf.

GAB SERVIGE

Passengers, baggage, ttc., conveyedi

anywhere desired. Leax c orders at Mc- Donald & McKi1mol1’s D1 ul; Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near S1<‘~.'r:- son’s Corner. _]. M. NICHOLSON.

1-28 d r yr Telephone No. 52 l Sold lg Drnpglsts. Price 75a. per bottle

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‘as mercury will surely destroy the sense ,of smell und complete y deran the whole

- TUESDAY. -TUNE Ui, ill.,

THE PARK ROADWAY.

inthe recent discussion upon the pro-

posed concession of speeding privileges to the Gentlemen's Driving Club on the Park Roadway the claim was publicly made that in Boston and other cities of the United States precisely similar privileges to those asked for here had longsince been conceded. We thought the matter worth inquiring into and wrotea friend resident in Boston as to the facts. We have his answer before us withaplan of the driveways on Blue Hill Avenue. Dorchester and on Sweet Street running from Boston to South Boston.

“The City of Boston" our correspondent

writes, “grants permission to speed horses on a hall mile of Blue Bill Avenue, Dorchester, to he used only on certain hours during the day. The City fur~ niahcs mounted police to keep the truck clear and protect thc public. The _same privileges on Sweet Street, running from Boston to South Boston. No such

privilege is granted on any park in Bos- ton or the Metrcpolitlan Park system. 'l`he Town oi' Brookline grants the same privilege during the sleighlnrz Season on Beacon Street from Coolidge Comer to

aid out the same as Blue Hill Avenue." Note ln the first place that no such

tetown is granted in any pork in or about Boston. Note further that Blue Hill

Avenue, Dorchester, and Beacon Street, Brookline, where speeding is permitted,

Roadway. Ours is a single carriage way with foot walks on each side. Blue Hill Avenue and Beacon Street are shown on the plan sent us with double electric car tracks in the middle, rows of trees on each side of these, thcn two broad drive- ways, one on each ride, and a sidewalk at, the outer side ci each driveway. There lB_t\ public driveway always open and free to everybody,l while a half miie of the other parallel driveway is permitted for

usc during certain hours of the day as a speedway.

There is thus no interruption of ordin-

ary carriage trafl`lc or pleasure driving during, the hours of spending, as there would he here if our Park Roadway were given up to the specders. ln Boston the always open public driveway makes all the difference in the world. Whosocver will may drive nlonq this parallel track

in perfect safety, and watch the speed i competition or not as they may fccl dis~

posed. And there are mounted police pro- vided' by thc city to keep order. We leave it to our fair-minded renders to

judge ofihcdlfl`crent» conditions existing in Boston and here in mnny'respects, and cspccinlly because of l.ln.\cntirc exclusion

of the carriage driving public during the time proposed to be set apart for speeding h src.

Beware of Ointment for Catarrh that Contains Mercury,

system when entering it glerough thc mucous surfaces. Suc articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the dumugc they wi l_do is ten fold tc thc good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 8.: _C0.. Toledo, 0., contain no mer-

cury, and ls taken internally, acting di. rcci-ly upon the blood and mucuoussur aces o`i’ the system. In buying Hall‘s Catarrh Lurcbc sure yougct thc lzcnuine. lt is -i.al_<cn internally and rpirdc in Toledo, glxiéo, by 1'. J. Lhcncy 8.: bo. Tcstlnionlals

Take nli’s <nmilyPills for constipation

GO-CARTS i

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, headquarters for louvoll-

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` rm Irrfn-Ort Tablets are on sale at H.A

!' . '_ Q ,__ _f _I Ellis- Druastoro. 7d tr.

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We are keeping our stock of Go Carts well assorted by °’

new arrivals weekly. Prices always right.

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SL M,\ry's Street, (Boston pm.) which |s registers in districts that had midsummer

‘ vacation showed that the attendance for

October was just 562, of the attendance

privilege as is asked for here in Charlet- for the lust week of the month or August.

and yet we are asked to close our schools this week. The object seems to be to de- crease the attendance. Can it be possible

schools are an injury to our children and

are altogether different from our Park that the are anxious to minimize that

cannot be. Our schools are our only safe-

EDiTOR’S MAIL. e

`scnooL vllcmonz '

Sm, -I seebyaiotnl iuarecentisaneo!

your paper that ir. is the intention ol the Board of Education to extend the mid- aummer vacation in country districts two weeks, to include the months of July and August.. Areason for this le diilloult to tlnd. In country districts the only months of the year during which it ie pos- sible for our children to attend school reg~ ularly, are June, July, August and Sep tember. and now it is promised to have the school closed two of these. In the Spring and Autumn there are cold rainy days, when small children having irom oneto two miles to go, cannot attend, and in winter there are many days when even the largest pupils find it dillloult to reach the schools.

By a careful examination of twenty reg-

isters. in schools that have had Spring and Fall vacations, l find that the attend- ance of pupils during the months of July and August has been greater than during any other t\vo consecutive months. I wonder on what facts the Board of Educa- tion could have based the proposed change! Dc they ask us to close our schools the very time of year that. it is moat convenient for_cur childrentoattendi At no other time of year can our children be educated at as little coat. The running expenses ol’ the schools are then at a rnlni- mum and the children can go with much less clothing. Again the children can easily be spared from the farms these months, while they are needed at home during the time of the picking and plant- ing of potatoes. Au examination of ten

the last half of May and the first half of

that the Board of Education consider our

injury in every conceivable wayl That

guard and must be kept open to our children. Every ef’l`ol't must ho directed towards increasing theattendunce, and the attendance cannot. be increased by closing our schools for the months of July and August. -

In the towns and villages it is quite dif-

ferent. In winter the sidewalks are clear- ed in time for the children to get to school, and the buildings alford som shelter from the cold, biting winds. Again these some buildings and stone pave ments intensify tho warmth of summer und shut out the cooling breeze. It may be quite possible to have an even larger attendance here in winter than in sum- mer.

By unthinking people it is sometimes

said that t-hc weather is too warm in July and August for children to uticnd school. In some of the other provinces this might. be quite true. In many districts of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick thc tempera- ture is frequently over 85 degrees durlniz the afternoon session of tl-c school rlny for weeks at u time, but it rarely reaches 85

ncvcr on continuous days. \\ e have not live days oi wcut-her uncomfortably warm in our schools in the country during thc mouths of July and August.

If thcrc is to be any change at ull, it

should be to some time in vllnt-cr, when it is impossible for many of the children to get to school and when those, whore par~ ents arc located near enough t-he school, to get them there, must. sit round the stovc shivering most. oi’ the forcnoon, or in thc Spring, when many of the children are unable to get to school without wut feet. Of all thc months of l-he year, for _thc sake oi' the health of the chil- dren the school should be clos- ed in February or April. ' For, the sake of the education of the children, oiall the months of thc year the country school should hc open in July and August.

Yours truly,

Fanmra.

EXCURSION BULLETIN

S. S. CITY OF LONDON.

To Orwell Wednesday nt 8. p. m.

Round trip 25c

To West River ports Thursday ut 3 p.

rn. Round trip 20 c.

To East River ports Friday at ll p. rn.

Round trip No.

To Crapaud Saturday at 3 p. m. Round

trip wc, home early 17 dtf

Ii' you arc in nccd ofa spring tonic use

zzdw tf.

Colwill, Sunnyside 15d ti Garters’ Bookstore le

g v ws, y an country.

ew Souvenir Post Card Leather Post

degrees in our school rooms and then 3

1'//, '_ J ' Iron-Ox Tablets. For sale at your drug.-

_ . ; » guys. 17d al.

i " ` _ _ Invictus shoes for men.-All le 6

at Co Charlottetown Agents. . _Q

We are allowing a very large asso st lent of toilet scts,prlntcri sets,ranglng “‘l"d‘*' U `

in price from $1.50 and upwards.-W. P.

gona and buggies, Ilighest grades un 1., h _ t the lowest prices. Call amd see them 'i’d‘rt,ye‘:l`l:-rymentix: gr glaeslgeoufrghl 331111:: mid get ourpr1`ces_-A Ilrmne & Co. °¥"’l'18l°“li- 37° 01511;!! Hi” libs

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gm” ' Ggmw/‘& w 2 w' ghtere i:l no trlclrlery lnhiourthbngxnesz,

u we osomc aetons ng nga. I

Invictus dw" fm' m°”°°°4"¢Y clothes makinf you will find here thi; Co. Charlottetown Agents. latest things or spring and summer

nd" [f_ wear at very moderate prices. Give us

the orderfor your next suit, and you

:Ae l'-':»-'R fi; 1-2.

_ `%, ~~ , We have just received two car-loads ,

A ` J _ . Innsy/ & Co’n Carriages in 6'-4 con-

Y \\»`.i23"¢~’ , cords and bu_f/_f/ies and regular size .

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75c for a sailor suit.

$1.00 for a two piece suit.

$2.00 for a lot oi- oddments in two piece suits,

$2.50 to $4.50 will take any of our special 3 piece Suits. sizes from 28 to 35.

$4.50 and $5.00 will buy a good 3 piece long pant suit. $6.09, $7.00, $8.00, $9.oo, $xo.oo will purclnse a good serviceable suit. the best Paton

&`Co. ver odered for the money.

For This Week.

Extra Value in Boys’,"Yo\lths’ and Men’s Clothing

lo pairs pane your choice for $1.00. ames sion Qi 0.

Ct limtltli ffhdl IIIIIS.

WA1.KF.RvxLr.n, ONT.. JAN. 15th, r9o5.

, GENTLEMEN:-For some time the purchasing of another piano for our ' Convent was~under discussion. After looking over the best makes of pianos we decided on a Mendelssohn. Comparing it with other Bret- class makes we found the scale of the Mendelssohn to be the most per- fect of any ; so evenly balanced. lt gives the full richness of 'tone so pleasing to the ear,while the action gives that elasticity of touch which

delights every true musician. For durability they are unexcelled.

To any one desirous of purchasing a piano we can conscientiously re-

commend the Mendelssohn as second to none.

ST. ]OSEPH’S CONVEN T,

Walkervllle.

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'3lmm» x BEST SET OF TEETH $8.00

Owing to the closing out of a large wholesale dental l _ `

pany wewer able to purchase a large stock of high grademtixth “rind material at a very low Bgure. _ Th s means we can, while qu, “och

lasts, give you the regular ,

$10-00 SET OF TEETH FOR . .

The teeth and material are the best that money £852? ma .N

guaranteed by the manufacturers and ourselves. ....‘i:‘:l.‘.;i‘:i‘.*:.‘.5';*r..°3'.':i'.§:n:’: :l‘;;.:‘f.“.:.zf“ “°“-°°"=f °°1~ -= _ If you have teeth to be extracted don't worry about them. Wg can, by the use of VITALIZED ‘AIR take them out and not hurt you in rheélllghtert. ,

B RACTING FREE when plates are ordered All work

, anteed fully. _ ,p ' . 3”” _` I,

&.?’.°§fle“;l°l§l"5l;:l:;lIml;d°*m li“ill°(').ltlliel(:llith;;mfl;RRY,' BEM-'Ni DENTAL' “Rl-ORS L

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Cards. New goods srr-Ising daily. See THB so,” TAn'oR8‘ ' l 'M t T, f' T y"l7 “il 5’ ` it ' ` o - . '53'

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campers aan rvnsnuan. "“'°`”‘°“"°"’ "°°"“““"'“"l'l.§‘i‘.‘.’f‘ '°" “ “°“ ~

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CRAIG & ‘lilGGiNS,

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6-Is dvgevf-

4-»-..~._¢uu'~.n.¢'~v~¢_.¢'~

E N G IN E S

and Portable in

e 1% to 5o H. P. Marine

installed in any style factory boat. ,

engines admirably and' mill purposes,

50 per cent in smaller sizes as

with steam. engines will run your wood saw, etc.. at about

cost of maintaining; a horse~

better work, eeps an positively no danger oi to move, started at a notice and will run in all

weather without attention.

grade engines, all uranteed. Traveller will

on nterested parties. Terms

easy. Prices moderate.

Send for catalogues and full. par-

ticulass.

AMHERST MOTOR Co., Amherst,N.S-

Juno 14. ttsk w Bm

power, even dre,

Worth’s Livery Stables,

‘ PRINCE STRE F.'l`.

- Charlottetown, P. E. I.

First class single and

double teams.

Fine turnouts for wed~

dlngs and private parties. _ Phone 52.

ll. J. WORTH, '

Proprietor.

6-17 d 4 mo.

0 _?~ _J

Tenders For Stone Manse.

Scaled Tenders for thc or-oct-ion and comple-

tion ofn nnxnsc for St. James' Preshytcr nn Church. Clmrlottctnwn will be received by tim unaomlgpou. up to the ion. July mos, .it twelve oclocit, noon, according in llrna and speclilcatlons toba seen at t o ofilieo of iho c airman of trustees. Charlottetown. `A ccrtiilcd cheqpc on u. chartered bank in Lharlotizotown, oqnal to 5 p. c. of tender, will hc required to accompany ouch tender. said cheque to be made payable to the order of l-ho Cha rman oi' Tnluteos of St. James Church. This choquo will be forfeited if the party ten- dering, decline the contract. or fail t,o"complctc the work contracted for. and will bc returned in case of non aooeptance.

The manse to bc completed rccimtfor cccurn.~

tion on the first day of October, l _

The truetocu do not bind thonlsolvcs to accept.

the lowost or any tendor.

' A. LORD,

Chairman of Trnntoo Board St. Jaurcs luca-

bygflrgplg Charlottetown. `

wth une 1906.

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Cases returned free.

John llllllilns.

st. John, N, B. Pork-Packers and Egg Dealer-a.

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