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; <2 ` `~"--3"", _ 5730"' °"'°°* for-indemnity. Most of the powers have

. Here’s people free from pain and ack: ‘ Dyspepsifs direful ills.

lt is because they always take

xa-Liver Pills.

These little pills work while you sleep,

‘litbout a gripe or pain, curing biliousness, (constipation, dyspepsia and sick headache, gud making you feel better in the moming.

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DR' wool) S soothesthelungs HURWAY P|NE and cures th e

worst kinds of

sYRuP° eoughsandcolds.

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A FULL LINE

_.0F_ Patent Vledicines

always at hand at

The Medical Hall

Jaimiesorfs Drug Stere-

Pallor and leaness are the evidence rv -leticient nourish-0 ment or - r'-»ctive assimila- tion. _ PII TTN E h’S EMU LSIUN zintaius in small compass and in palitable form a sur- prising amount of nourish- ment and tonic virtue. Thin people who take it grow fat, -pale people soon resume thehun of health puny child- ren grow plump and ros _

B3 sure you get P'ilTT§Eh°’S`

the original and best Emul- sion. -

Of all druggists and deal-

snr. _

PLANT ENE _

Elnmmencing Miy 7th the well

lnowu l

S“. S. HALI FAX”

Will leave Charlottetown for

Yin Hawkesbury and Halifax

Every Tuesday at Noon.

Returning leave Baston Saturday

at noon. .

Passengers via Pic‘ou on Wednes-

days make connection at Halifax. '

For tickets and all information #wh *fc _

I- l.- GHIPIII; VI- W- CLARKE

Manager. Agent.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

April 29 cl 8: w. ' '

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lllllilllllll FURNITURE

I am instructed by D. B. Stewart.

Inq, tosell by auction at his resi dence, on Prince Street on _

Thursday, 25th of April,

Commencing at 10.30 a. m. .

Household furniture and effects com- grising _ Drawing Room, Dining loom, Hall and Bedrooui`._fnrnif_ii§>, carpets and pictures, 1 Highland Grand Cooking Range, kitchen uten- ils, 1 Cleveland bicycle, etc. ~

Terms cash. _ _

y Boer. eEAi>.1'sro,. "

Auctioneer' ~ ‘_

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Tc= Let.

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_ _ er of _ and f I °°v$.:¥f-'50 John Lewis. Complete _#with-Qle‘i:tric3 Qhtlngasswerage anqlliot--water heatf' ig. Possession given immediately. '

Appdyb'

Agluyw.

R. M. JOHNSON.

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an Indencndeiit oiirnul, uiitraniinelled and

Just, lmpartlal, Reliable Newslli seeking 'it all times to further the best interests

i. ,,.__,i_“ Af¢1\fl=‘-`\*‘12ll’“i“f!‘° Le C i share-much larger than any other power

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Semi weekly Edition (Wed. & Sat.) per

2 -ffijji ' -_A ii€2;i§lIy5i)3;<iiiYii;\ii`l?i2';ilnésdhyl`néi"yeiir$if5.§$m5 "Zed Subjects as wellas in materlal_ in- gf-“ >’;'*'.__._ _ _ . in advance.. ,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . ._.$1.00 te_resbs_hers is one of the smauer claims ___

~ bl' hed t the followin laces

ilggfregiebgereiitgodz mayabe paid, news gngplsli- ed. advertising, job work and other business

Lransacte - _ Suiiiinerside. Currie’s Bookstore-J. B. C. Baker

Manager

Alherton. Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

Agent. ~

Soui-is East, Telephone omce-P. G. Seaman,

Agent.

Ji;.B.iuccREAnY, J-P»H90D- ,

Editor. Business Manager.

[li lnlllit Gullmll,

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1901.

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL.

The recent ve__ry hasty action of the City csmicii and the school Board in soils;-ntl ing to the appropriation of a portion of Prince Street school grounds for the for- mation of a new street seems to call for a few words of comment. In the first

place it is to be observed that should the

sufficiently Small play-ground of the school. It is only the portion of the school

lot north of the school that is available

or play, and this being less than two acres in area is quite small enough for the large and increasing number of pupils- about 600.

It is further to be observed that the pro- posed street would take away the play- ground without adording the advantages to the general public which an ordinary street would give, because the proposed street runs at an acute angle instead of square across the land between Upper Prince and School streets. It would not

connect with any other streets running in ihesime direction either east or west.

All persons are familiar with the advan- 'asres of having streets cross at right angles instead of atacute or obtuse angles. Equally all are aware of the impirtance

of streets connecting, or extending through the town in the same direction.

This would bsimpossible with the pro- posed street.

On a cali.. survey of the situation we

are convinced that bath the City Council and the School Boardl have acted with- out sudicient consideration in this

matter and have taken a wrong course which ought to be retraced. We cannot too carefully guard against en- croachments upon the City Parks and breathing-places, nor upon the too scant

allotment of play-grounds for the school- children. In this case the desire seems to have been to secure with as little cost

as possible a cross street from Upper Prince to SchoolStreet which may be need-

ed. The proposed new street being at~an angle would be much longer and vastly less convenient then one made at right angles with Upper`Prince, and besides this it neither berins nur ends where

cross street is most needed. .

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THEPOWERS AND CHINA. _

0 The claims which the European powers

the

to the

France $56,000,000, nie Unites states $25,-

and Austria. which could not have suffer-

proposed street be made it will take away about one-third of an acre of the already.

have made against China for compensa-

informed, but she has borne a very large

than Ru§_»;m_-in the “ar that has been _

__._`__\'- ‘ of the people, and recognized therefore as carried on by the powers seeking redresS_

fifllll " ‘ Th° Peop 1°,” P°p°r' It will be seen with satisfaction by those

dlsgracedtheinselveslu their metlfodi of _.

conducting the war by massacre and plll- _»

age, and China has alrea. ly suffered more ___

than thimalhbutthe guna ot grab, or

partition seems likely to be played out fo ’j_ _

the bitter end. China cainot piy the en- ', orrnous bills demanded. But C'ilna miy __

some day repay with interest the outrages ~c which the powers have iiiflicted. ll

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There seems to be praztlcilly no limit "

to the size of the ocean stcamers of the

future except the limit of li uibor accom- modation. The Celtic, recently launched at Belfast is more than twice as long as the new English biittleships and more than double Uli_Elr£'lisplacen.cnt. She is 20 .

_feet longer than __th‘_e Great Eastern and

displaces 10,300 tous more water as she floats.ITlie builders say it is practicable to - build a steamshlp 1,009 feet ln length. On ocean lines where there isheavy tramc the

large ships are most economical in many _

_ ways. One way in which they economise - is in officers and men. _A17,000 ton freight ~

steamer could be run with six otllcers and _ 0 1(1) men. Four steamer-s of 4,000 tons each 0 °

'Iwould require 16 omcers and 300 men. _ _

-f us thcexpenses for omcers would be _ idlzhreased tive eigliths in the larger sh'p and two thirds for men, as compared with ‘ four ships aggregating the same. tonnage. '

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WILL BRIGHTEN ; WOMAN’S

LIFE

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0iD,000,B' ' *£110,000 dl _ __ 0 _-

are askedraitlasi>nlfyi£,Hollan<ll:li§Sp;irli‘,e__T;_!l;

ed materially and have done little or noth- TENDERS will be received by the

I IDWAK ISLAND. A.PllL22. 1971.

fin; tomstcre O,.d,,._ Just how mud. Jap. .

w ll ‘an will insistu on we are not at present

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HHH# qqmq Ngfitiihseiiiél i>ii;¢mo?iiH;;,eshi1i`ii;v fgiiglziig retirees: of our nation who iossess some sense of ‘ a B _

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_ ` " ` / _._;_,' ` 'daily (except sunday) one Justice that while Britain lndlsputably _,,_ 4

_ _ ,4 _v -3 ` month 25c: per -,-i-___ _ . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . ... $.00 Suaered most in the persons of her out_ __

Boy s’ ami

Girls’ Wear _

We invite Ladies to call in

and see our assortment. We are making special efforts 'to maintain our reputation for chi|dren’s line clothing, and we feel confident that we can supply our customers with. finer goods and a larger variety than they can get any- where :-lsein Charlottetown. All new, clean, stylish goods.

Boys’ Sailor suits in

Navy Serge and Fancy Tweed silk trimmed, braided, etc., With short pants.

._'Boys' Sailor Suits, long trousers, J ack Tar style, in Setge. `

' Bqys’ 3 piece Tweed Suits _

Youth's 3. piece suits, long

trousers. $4.50 wool. _ ‘L

Boys’ Shirt Waists and

Blouses. - '

Reelers and Spring _Over-

coats. _

Gloves. Braces and Head-

wear for boys. _

Inspection Invited-

JAS. PATUN & 60

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HATS, HATS, HATS,

We have justreceived our spring shipment of Hats They

are all made from the*la`_test English ‘blocks About this

-_ season of the year you will be _making your purchases for

Easter, so don’t forget _that to he classed- -among the well- idressed men about town, your 'hat‘ must. be up-to-date. We ‘have just the kind you want.--'Nutty littlciflerbics and’ thc newest shapes in Soft __Felts. Our- .hats _are the correct thing`»»fer -gentle`men"s wear. _ Don’t. failto' see them before you purchase your Easter Hat. __ .

1 _ ' _ _ . ual. 0 no f . . , is ~ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ __

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The Hatter. 0 _ Morris Bleek

_ _ _i _ ._....._._.. undersigned until April 25th next

BAcK-

cache

If-_Exp-have Bsckachs you. have

. _Ki y_.Dis_euse. _ If you neglect

' Baekache it will develop into join' ethin ‘worse-Brights 'Dai' ease or Diabetes. There is no use rubbing and doctoring your back. Cum the kidneys. There .lsonly one kidney .medicine but ltcuresBacka.ch`eeverytir_n_o-+.

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forthe erection ofa new Hall at .Vernon River. Plans and rpecilica- t-ions _can be seen at the Parochial House, Vernon River, up to the 10th _Apu-il, _ after- _that date at the hardware ‘store of R' B. Norton 8:' Co., Charlottetown. Tenders are .to be "1'endfr for New -Hall” V and addressed to the _ undersigned _ at

lAvonda‘e, P. O. _ _ . _

'lle _Building Qomnit ee do not

bind themselves.-to accept the lowest or any Tender _ _ , _

_ JOHN A O`KEEFE. »

. Sify, §uildin; C imfqiatea. _

Vernon River,"Haich 30th, 190|. ' April 22 d 2 ay td.

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