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Nineteen uvaraezie l\N’\\’¥ ”““‘“°‘" have been erected in Ontario Wil-hill 95°

past eiizhiaen months.

Last ~i¢r»ii_ni¢ maui wunhwd °'i 01°

Charlottetown-Picton route on 31st March and continued till the lith of April when the Princess beam ber trim- TNI !°“'» owing to much heavier ice, We Shlll ill" to wait yet a while.

Unsan, the town reported to be

occupied by 5(l`1Cossacks, is situated sb- cut iii miles duo east of Wliu And 3) miles south of the Yalu River. The Russians IDDOU' 9° 5° ""°hd"“'m3 tm" the Yalu at its mouth and threateninx the iight sank or the Japanese advance- Tne region round about Unsan is m0\\l.|lf' sinous.

It is noteworthy that Sir Wiikid

Laurier in his speech on the amended agreement with the Grand Trunk Paciilo said noting about the portion of the line between Quebec and Moncton. Mr. Borden, who replied to him, expressed his belief that the section In question is to be abnndoned._';'l‘bis statement was received in silence on the ministerial side of the House.

Just as The Guardian intimated at the

time the drst announcement was made of the terms of settlement of the French

Shore question, the amount of the indem

nity to be paid to France was inaccurate. The amount first stated was three million francs, about $000,000- The

present intention is said to be to submit the value of the concession to the Hague tribunal for decision, which seems to be a

fair proposal.

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There is not a hat made

on earth that will equal the Christy, price for

price.

Everybody knows that, even those who sell

You Wantfthc Best

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

you will End more Hats to choose from than in all

the other Hat stores in town put together.

VVe'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

how to do it.

Let us sell you your hat this spring.

Our American Hats

are the best American

Hats sold in Ch’town, fifteen years' experience tells

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The Only Real Good Hattere.

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took pisos ooapsili. Togo is determined to make thl&s lively.

DILRBHOEA WEAKENS THE

S YSTE ll

sad if not checked becomes a chronic een- ditlon. No remedy compares with Nor-

vliiue, which is prepared specially for stomach and hows troubles. As a radical cure for Oramns. Colle, Gas in the Stom- ach, Summer Complaint, Norviline excels everythin in the medical ilns, is as in- dispsnsibli household staple, and costa only Ee. Buy a bottle today.

'Inv DR. Haxii.~ion's Maximal.: Pius.

EDlTOR’S MAIL.

A FALSE IMPRESSION.

Mn Enmm:-Owing to my cifort to

bring about what to my mind' would be a more satisfactory and ps-oiltable method of disposing of the live hogs and other stock of this Province, an impression has ri-um uikt nom uit cominisii naming Companyor otherwise I was to notre- mnneratiou (other than the enhanced value ol my st‘1ck)!or the promotion of the proposed arrangements and that other than myself had a hand or say in suggest- ing or promoting this matter.

Now Hr. Editor, taking into considera-

tion the active part I have taken in this matter, I can with the sincerest charity' forgive the persons who have been so dis- posed to think;and were I in their posi- tion I might be of the same opinion; so were I the only person who might be in- jured by such suspicions, I would not deem it necessary to notice these false conceptions; I say false; yes Mr. Editor; from the bare fact that no person or per. sons, company or corporation had ia any way or manner,'lirectly or indirectly oifcr- ed any suggestions or were consulted in making or publishing those propositions, until after they were submitted to the public at an Instituto meeting at Searle- town, neither did I know if they would be accep'able to thc company until I receiv- ed Mr. Wiley's letter on my way to Ot- tawa, a copy of which was published dur- ing my absence. ' It might be of interest to those concern- ed to know that while in Ottawa, in com- pany with Rev A. E. Burke and Professor E.J, Maclliillan, I waited upon Mr. F. W. Hodson, Dominion Live Stock Com- missioner, requesting his aid in securing a competent person for Inspector, and his presence and advice at our meeting, which he very kindly promised but owing to illness and press of business he was unable to attend.

Hon Mr Rogers is conversant with my

attitude in this matter and is perfectly at liberty to give any infcrmntian asked.

In the report (of some papers) of the

convention at Charlottetown, I am wrongly reported to have said that in Denmark the shrinkage is deducted from the hog at the shipping station.

It must be sdmittedthat it is absolu-

tely impossible to make a correct deduc- tion for the shrinkage of amy live ani- mals at the shipping station or any- where else.

The method in Denmark ls, the hogs

have a numbered tag inserted in the ear before shipping, the hogs are slaughtered and weighed at the Packing House, and the farmer is paid for the dressed carcass without any reference to live weight. There is one very important point in the selling of live hogsl would like to men- tion.

Under existing conditions, the man

who has a hog weighing M0 lbs. of Zsd or 3nd quality bacon, or not fit for bacon at all, and can contain an 'almost unlimited quantity of feed when delivered at the station, and will not dress out more than 65 per cent., of live cent pork, receives as much for his hog as the man who delivers a 200 pound hog that cannot contain half as much feed as the former, and will dress out 80 per cent, of Nc. 1 bacon, worth 7s per pound.

Now you will sie the first hog is worth

80,50 and the latter $11.2).

Now Mr. Editor. I would like to ask if

the present method is not placing a pre- mium on the hog th'at is capable of carry- ing to the Packing House, the biggest stomach load and the poorest carcass.

Very truly yours,

J. W. Caimnacx.

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FABRICS

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SUITS.

this kind. Here are

oxford and black. 56

All of our new medium to heavy weight

suitings are now in. With the permanent popularity of the tailor-made suit-come the need for stylish attractive, durable goods of

a few random selections.

Mottled Tweed 56 inch, in three or four

different colorings, all wool, - 9 5c

Plain, light Weight frieze, navy, cadet,

inches wide $1.15 '

A very eiiective line of the popular mottled tweed comes in effects of black with white, blue with white, brown with grey $1.25

we've ever shown,

. 'tweed, 56 inches, very attractive mottled or

rather mixed effects,

One of the handsomest. suiting fabrics

is a handsome all-wool

seven or eight diferent .

color effects, light or dark, sells for $1.38

A very handsome broadcloth, beautifully

iinished, 56 inches only

is

wide, navy and black

_ ' $Is85

_H Better broadcloths up to $3.00 per yard.

!l`§Black Venetians, from 50 to 56 inch

widths, come at $1.

1°» $1-ss. ir-ss, $1-75,

$2.20. These are, and have been very popu- ' lar. 'Dhey are effective, very durable and always present a good appearance. -_ _ ;_

We’ll have a wo

to-morrow.

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MOORE FQ.

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House-_

cleaning

Suppi ies

We carry everything

necessary for House-cleaning in our up-to-date drugstore. We will mention a iew oi' the most valuable articles in that line.

‘Royal silver Polish i5 and agchotlie lritish Furniture Shine r5e °‘ nes rum Ds*vydr i 5': '° Household Ammonia :ic “ H. l H. Soap a.e cake.

Also Bponges. Chamois S. ns, up

itary ldpante., ste., at i|.e very iownt prieh.

'think oi ns when makgilf

these purchases. you I

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-BY

THE-

_ CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

One special a ent for iiie province of P. E Island with

libersi contract wlil be made.

also several s ts r .1

whom an mopiionsliy

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(hit os or communicate win,

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W. K. ROGERS, llmser P-1:. timid nniirii,

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Charlottetown.

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