_ .,»-e§.'sé<?\l

:__,______,--_-_-, -, ,-_-_-_-_-_--, -_-_, - ;-_- -_-- - ,- - ,- -_~-_- --; ,--_-Y _ _-_-_-__ -- _._-.-'--__ 1.. .se-'_': 1--->

Mun. ins been and ma wiiiun with

- _ , l Sothere youue. You may cut your

. th

regard to “hen “bor ‘un mo B ‘pound of flesh butyou must not sheds °

d f tl bl . Y L tak

the importation oialiens underoontractta mpc' Chr" an ood ou may e m

‘ to bo b t t t

work in the States. This action was chief- _you mm we rd" u you wus no

‘pun t" hi i. f ii W

ly aimed at Canada. and the Canadian ee m oruwpu U lm “mm z

Parliament duplicated the Washington tm burden M°r°°v" than I' an om '

legislation. Our wise men`werc resolved .tmwy b°t'w°°n Bdnln and me Unnmi t

_ _ States guaranteeing the right ol their re

that iicanadians could not accept an offer spoon" omni” to wma and so at Wm .

into or out ot the territorial possessions of °

soutliwaxvi Americans should not be “oh when Amin ‘many is the higher is

_ tw

ment under like conditions. \\'e all re- hw which neither Rnuamem' nor can

gross uinyset aside. So deportation breaks

dn . If thl‘d ~i io i 1 d neltlc~

lmportationof American engineers by cogzxry can iieliri rllasfcxrxzns glib;

.»\1nericanCongrese legislated to preventii

of employiuent across the line to the

lnouglit into this country to take employ-

mcmber the agitation that arose over the

thc Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Coin- other pany. Judizc Winchester was appointed '

by tho Govcrnnicnt of L`ann1la to inquire into the matter and found that- American NATIONAL COUNCIL or WOME

engineers had been employed for a largoi ' _

iiunibcr of the bi-st positions on the sur-‘I lt, will he an event. in the history oi 2:] \"‘Y P011'-l'1\l'.Y i0 U10 DI`0\`|8l°"~* Of U10 Charlottetown when that uiriit. represen- Alica Labor .»\<-I. 'l‘Iw-'e colitrnclii \\‘°2l‘¢|tntive iiody. the National Council of i

annulled and some of those employed W,)|h,¢h_ ,,,§5e|hh|eg in our |hi,h,5 hex; were orllcrcil £0 l01\\'€' the <‘0\1lli-l`.V 0|' UG week. liaiftlie population of Canada is ‘ll`l‘0l'|\"l~ S0f1\\‘l\0i\0l`H “'€l`9 NSY- The leiiiiniiie. For that hui! of t-lic nation Vlllicll 5l!\U'S limi ‘l¢‘i>0l‘l€fl S\1l\‘ll`)' Ofi tliisisthe Parliainent and our city will

nur people, and we had shown l'ncle Sam he for thg time being the L-hptml city, Ip.. ll\=\i l\\'0 <'0\ll<l illtly “i i|"‘i1i5iU“¢- members, duly elected, will come to us MON’ F¢‘¢“’l\U.l` \'1\l"0 “P U10 N505 'lf Hun' from ovory section of the vast Dominion,

tlry.-\|iiericun _citizens employed on the _.f l’erc Marquptte Railway in Canada. Some hgh

of these dcnicil thc riglit. of the Canmliaii ihhd the (h~¢h¢_ Lhkelh from the 0c9hh.|ik,~

nutlioi-ities to deport them, and their P,-htrhi., “mi the fm- ph(-[fic 5h,|_,e_ They \'ii~\v of thc case has l.ccn sustnlncil by wth wh", not hs repr¢,.,-|,|_hp,iv,-,, of dm‘,,,._

I\ir. Justice Ainzliii of the ilntario liigh hh; pm-ties, or opposing tariff' policies, but. C'>ui't~ This ll‘1\l‘I\0‘l -lllilllf l\0|\l> limi n.~i representatives ofthehoiiies,1\mloitli1\ Caiiiiilian anti|oi~it,v might takcthc oil`enii- ),h,,,]m,h, of m-Khnized ,hhiegigs h, which ll1Kl'"'l\ll~!l`1"'i*‘ t0 We |*‘""l"-1' ""0 but “Ml” the womaiiliood of Canada is working for “Oli i'mi'l‘l‘l)' l1l”0.il'<'t llN‘ll\ 1\l'l`0SH ihe the social uplifting and inoral and l|0\1"‘ll\l`J'~ H*-"'0'U`1‘ hifi W0"'lS ill limi: spiritual betterment of our common

rom the Provinces by the sen, from e provinces by the St. Lawrence

“UUE “'(‘l`0 li liossilile for the oillcer to houhh-y_ approval nf the work that hnsf been dons-_

eject- n i'csistiiii.:1ilicn without risk of pm-

.l*~“~‘i~l'\L! 1"\l'l’*\|'i ‘lf hi* °“'“ l’e"5°" “P0” the National Council will receive n very l-'l\li€‘<l Sillifil HOU- lil “ly 0Dl"|0“» me °D"`lienrty welcome when they come. They Dil'-'!\il0“ Of U19 l"“°P1’m"F 'WCG 0P9\'l\t~l“8 ,do us honor by their coming. \Vo can but "D0" UH' l>¢l“B0\1 °f i-he “lien \\'hll\¥ WYIUHY 'honor them for their worth and 1\ll or partly \vitliin the foreign territory is nn

\\'e are assured that the members of

the izrucious iniluenccs they carry in their

°xl"“'&?l`fil°"l“l C°""U`al“t °f such “"9" train. Has.iiot thc wisest of men written

the Prize Lie-its in the linntls of the public not later tlinn Easter. It is to be hoped that in another year it. will be made cer- tain for a much longer period.

I We again usk thc citizens of Charlotte-

, -tit

1' " "i;;§\\,L ,

£1 A i It

Ni.-ed a carpet, an

,,<~="”' '~'§'*' I-:e\\’-'_ .5

" oiicfoth, any rugs, any V

blinds or curtains?

We’re here now with

more beautitul house

fixings than you ever

p ..__,. _ saw in one store on the .l

Island before.

, And what’s more we know how to sew and lay

a carpet better than most people.

t Our carpet sewing machine cost a lot of money,

but it’s worth it ali. It matches carpet perfectly,

_ which cannot be done in hand sewing.

~ It sews your carpet in an hour, no long waits

while somebody is fooling away your time. The

seams are almost always impossible to see; in hand

sewing the seams are visible a big part of a mile

away.

We will sell, cut, sew and lay your carpet in 2

‘ hours any time yon're ready, and do a better job

than others can-and don’t forget we do it cheaper

too.

We know what we can do, and we can do what I

we know how to do. '

If there’e anything you need or your house

needs come in today and make us prove our state-

ments.

Prowse, _ Bros.,

N- .

ol the virtuous woman that “ber priee

entieth eentury

Pkizii Lisi 1905,

The P. E. I. Agricultural and Iiidueti-ini

hxliibltion Prize List for 1905 is now ready for distribution. ltis neatly lirintoil and

the cover is un artistic illustration

out appropriate in design.

As an introduction the Directors say:- ln presenting the Prize List for thc

Mnrlt-lnie Inf/or-ProviiicialExliibltiont-0 be held in Charlottetown from the 26th to the ;£‘.)t-li September next, the niniingcinciii. have little to add toivhat has already been frequently told in the intioduction to former Prize Lists.

They have, year in and your out, so eni- pli1i.sized°nnd insisted on the renl value of the Exhibition being educational, that their views in that respect seem now to be adopted by the best agricultural opinion in this Province.

It luis been most gratifying to -tliose

who liavc devoted much time for the Inst. tlftcen years to this subject, to find that their i'-il`oi'ts have been np|iroci1\.tcd, nnd that at the Convention ofI*`arnicrs‘ lnstitu twheld in Charlottetown u short tiuie ago, the gentlemen thcrens.~ic1ublcd, represent- ing the most advanced practical and tlieoretioal Agriculturists of this Island. in no nnibiguous terms expressed their

nttliose Exliiliitions, and that they also eiitlorscd the view, long held and atren- uomilv insisted upon by the innnaizeinciit, that the value of the Exhibition was greatly enhanced by being thrown open to the sister Provinces of Nova Scotia und' New Brunswick.

We are glad to be able to

any that the Govern- ment pro- pose to make the grant for prizes certain for nt least another year, so that in 1906 we may hope to be able to place

town to extend a hearty welcome to visitors from other pinot-is, and to assist. the mnnngenieiit in providing for their ncconimoilatiou.

THE RIVERS OF NEW ENGLAND.

New England and the Provinces are

now looking their best the recent fro- qucnt rains liaviiig brought out, the foli- age so that now it is n perfect delight to travel throuirh the country. People who reside ln the Provinines are ipnny ol' th:-in unaware of the fuct that by n trip over thc All Rail Line tliev cross and have n view of all ofthe principal rivers of New Eng- land other than the Uoiinectlcut. All are familiar with the river St. John then crossing the St. Croix the passenger is nt. once in the State of Maine and soon reach- es the Penobscot riding along the banks ot it for over fifty miles and at Lincoln niugnificent. views of Mt. Kntnhdin, Mn|ne's highest Mountain, are obtuinetl. After leaving Bangor one soon comes to the Sebasticook and crossing the Kenne- bec at Waterville rides along its banks for more than forty miles and soon after leav- ing the Kenncbeo the Androscoggin is crossed at Brunswick. From Brunswick to Portland, the metropolis of the State of Maine, it is only about t-hirty miles, and about a dozen miles beyond Portland the Snco is reached and crossed. A few miles further on is the Piscntnquis and on reaching its west side one is in the State of New Hampshire and little further on 1i.not-her state line ia crossed into Maasa- chusetta. The grand Mcri°imac is seen and crossed and just licfore reaching Boston

one comes onto the Myr-itilo and thc Charles. A trip over the Al Iiail Lino then is always one of geozrnpliical inter- est and passengers are daily understand- ing its value. _

THE MARKETS.

The market Tiicstlay was well attend

downward selling from l8 to flilc .per lb Eggs maintain their price at 15 to 17c per

12 to l5c each. A good quantity of lob-

nters was on sale from 8 to 25c cM:h.Two ` Io’ I4 and Iak exceptionally large lolnterii wel hlnir i7 ,

lim each attracted much notice,

_-_;_______ _

I was ciirrd of Bronchitia and Asthma

by MINARD`S LINIMENT.

MHS. A. LIVINGSTONE.

Lot 5, P. E. 1.

was cured of a nevcre attack of Rh-

eutnatism by MINARD S LINIMENT.

I was cured ofa severely sprained leg

hy MIN/\RD‘8 LIN IMENT.

JOSHUA A. WYNACBT.

Bridgewater.

All sorts of Hour coverings well bought, priced right. The soles In our carpet de- partment have increased one hundred pei' etni thu spring, ion or mmm ref tm..

_ _ ___ ru nhbve'“;ni»iu|"_ 'sont aiu-' 'i ' admin an °em1uwti»av` _ mu

;°’_uN¥nmn_ ,i _ _ hwdayiiu lil-midst And\'ve5\llhtal»o

ozroni/mon ani:/u<s o wrt “by an own... em... -a-i---di ew- °° '°"'°"""°1"""‘ ""“ “ “"°‘ "“‘ °

0 I ‘nw ummodud by an umadhn Pu,"._ dream among mankind hal been already

_°"` meat.. ' realized by the women of the nations.

"The Parliament of Mau, the federation fthe world” exist-su yet but in the |>oet.‘s i'aney.But the Parliament ol Wo- an, and the federation of the olvllimed or-id is already an accomplished hat, in '

he International Council of Women. %

na 1-.i

Mahone Bay. JOHN MADER. _

he Womon's Council in its loeal, national I 'T' ~

snr.-;:.::: ::a.~::.:::':1fr:: Trimmed 'line init 1°.-in. ""°~" ’"°°'»

one or nie gi-esteaunatnutionn ortho ...V .. “ , U " 1"

tv _ ‘ - o

3" Untrimmed Hats, Half Price. f _ ‘cry I si A

'11 “ =

PORT 0F CHARLOTTETOWN.

June 21--Ar. llcnry Nickerson, Bouflrot-,

Moiitaguc ; Fanny Youiig, Lcinon, Syd ney ; Sir Wilfrid, Roberts, Pictou.

June 21-Cl. Irene, Landry, Glace Buy;

Torritlon, Cain, Ilhwpcbinc, P- Q- 2 Sl” -\\'iiiri<l, Roberts, Picton; Cecilia VV., \V1\lkcr, Sydney.

THAT l‘.»\Ll"l, TI REI) GIRL.

Slic is in sricicty. in liusincss, nt home.

cvi\i‘v\\'licr'-‘ .You act licr, but nl\\'1\ys worn

in l"crrozom~ puts .-t.rci\Lrt.h into niiylmdy.

zoncpi-mliiccs. '1`liousands of 1il.t.rnctivc liap y wonicii uac I<`cri-ozone-\Vliy not. _vouip A box ui' llfty chocolate coated t1ib‘ots costs fifty cents at any drug store

lb nt Beer &Goil`s. 22d li

Invictus shoes for men.-Alle

& Cu Charlottetown Agents.,

' zzdw ti.

ltia insumntc tlintoft roclninisthc

. ' . p .

estate. (Read the Mutual Life of New York ndvt. in another column.) 21 d Bi.

Toll' -si #cts in all sliii lc1- nnrl linpea, the newest. on the ninrket are to be found at

Apcthecaxles Hall. 7dtf

OUR APERIENT SALTS

are a certain cure for billloue attacks, habitual constipation,

headache, akin erugtiane, etc., etc. They are mil , et eer-

‘ tain in action. K bdtle

should be in every home.

Price |51: per bottle. ‘ Prepared and sold ouly.by -

‘i.w.ii¢a1n,rnmJi.

I The Square

` ‘JY 1

You’ll discover them some dey.-Herk

Port l'In\vl;c.~.-bury, C. B. ; Kate.,-lost-ph,

rtiiuinv nirviiici

ILLINERY TRIMMINGS HALF PRIC M K d M S li P

ge ens ea y- ade uits, all rice

lunar lcLosiNo our sat

PERKINS C0.

namamanamnnanaz

p (;_ ‘R lx dW’th Orders ,

TRADE ANPe§H' PIN ‘airing 'rinie - .

- . » \ sie N wr c ' wi f

; 1 ~| _ , -, ii :-1 1 li 1 tl of Ferro-. _ “U1 “wb” Km °Y 5' mf r

vlt'>‘i(i‘cr'1\i‘i"L.~:licl \v;i)1]l(1ll ‘ peliliictly well, ' Cliarlotleiowlli P- E- L iiowquirlclyit r~:trcnprt.lieiis-ivliainnappn. Phone 125. _ Box 1280 tile it i;i\'c.s wi\1it.1i. glow it brliiea to tts &w .

pnlliil clit-1-ka! The nutrinicnt cont-ained ”W“"` "`"`“"_""'

T.nn1zhin;:<-_vi-H, rosvlins. iirlizht quick ' 'r~ ' "-~~-'~- ---‘~~~‘ ~~---~~ »~ - ff'-’ "!0“~‘"‘”"l“"ll l""°H'h" "l"‘"tY I“""”°' FUI/IIA\\\*/HI/y.l\\ \\\\\\\W/IIII'?__§\\\\\\€.

UThat Lea g lillilils. A

Our dress and walking skirts have con- --

vetted more women to the economy of ;~-;if_-j'// getting n skirt ready inndc than a page of /f -' ;_ » " V

newspaper talk. It's not just because '\_`_f,,`»_».',' ' 4/r"

it.‘s ready to put on, but it’s the way the ' r' , ' _

skirt hangs, the wny the bond fits, and _, _ Q)

the chlpoert-st little closing or plaoket /i \\ at the back. All these appeal to the " _, I _`\\, \M,,‘,,- J'

woman who tried to master the myatcr- Q\ \ W I1 1,..-, ' , .

ies of puttinga skirt together at home . If /'F55 \ ' \\\` ` 1 “_ _~ ' ii _ or experimented with a dressmaker. `\"l]\" 'ly - /f kinds of read.l"tO“aP' ffheiielstliiit indefinohle grace about the 5 ' ,i _» 4 » /,, ready-made skirt that betrays the “know- , _ _V ,. f'/V' Ply” 1-gofing that how." This week we offer you a specisl` .,.;7_f'__, ‘C ~,.,_';.~_f' 1* V, y, _5 sale in this department'-Jas Paton 3cGo. ` ' "»_ ;, - ' , ' /<9 V' `

22<i1i ___ ‘~ __ /- s

Itetlptttlfs pzrnnuluteti sugar ti ccntn per tear for years'

~ - ~ ' ' W- 1’-C°1\"""-- Siiiiiivslfili- IEW- ./.a\w|a\\'eywllla%aei\\\\\\\W.'a///I/I/.\\\\\\\\wv/1|

cd “ml we" "`t‘°ck°'l with l'"°°““c°' Iron0x Talilr-ts are sale at thc L " .5 I so

The tcnilcncy in thsprico of butter is still . "T '

,if i '

. It ,

f v t 1-';"l. _

E e if in Crackers rewi per it coin from me to $1.00 it pair. ' 'll'

Mackerel were plentiful and Hold from Vx d adWi»

.” 1.,

ti?

. =i‘.:¥@¥(% if*

, . udi, ""_.,~.:_‘

i‘~i,i<w" L ._

l. P|iiKlllil l& lit.

" Phone 240. ' »

5-18 dt! ` i -- - - L

. 5 '

The renmrk is often made to us, “How is it, you are always so

busy P” The answer is a simple one, we give such satisfaction in the - work we do, that our reputation is known far and wice, and every~ where all over “Our Fair Island`. Province," even across the straits to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in

, fact in all parts of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for

work. ' `

Is the question a tiiiiicult one to answer? We trow not.

Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-

ness.

Remember us when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-

tion. I

i ' ya " BRU( E STEWART & C0’

Foiiiirlcrs, liiigiiiccrs, Machinists and Boilermakers,

\@7%f Tl"

“mi

ky Roof

will soon want re-

/IQ

pai rin g.

We have several I

*is

tand the wear and

55 ?|

v W

he H_nge1sHa1dwa1e Cu.,

"ni

wedding and

Z5.. ,, Coniec-=

stamped inside. 1 No better rings than ours.

t;.I-1. nnoii, fi“"¢"Y»

Junior me opncini. , _

ing cheap. at _ A ` w. A. lillitiititifs.

till*

_'l`weeds, all kinds, One-Third Off at ' i

l _ ,

.ov _2-v ¥'

non we ~n or. mr 6. '

Th H Y0ll,J CAN BEE] Utllordpooplo ‘cnniioe tliuplT'ripcn YOU wear How olyou wish to have them see itl inferior aundry work makes good linen look

poor. Even poor linon looks wall when done up by us. 'l‘ho boat test is 11 trial. '

A. F. WEBSTER, Star Steam Louiirlry.

._ - |

(INS

A full line of Christie Biscuit, in-

cluding: ‘

Zephyr Cream Sodas, 4

Fig Bar, Sultana, Smyrna,

Social Tea, -

Arrowroot,

Choc Dessert,

Petit Choc. Choc Drips, Peach Bar,

and many other lines, all fresh and zwd- 1

icnkii1.s.&S1in,

. 1’ .

Leaiher

We have just received a

nice line of Ladies' Purses and Handbags. We have 'some exceptionally good .values in hand bags. Call and let us show them to _Y°‘,1~

_ ` 'rn D in E

- and Opiiglin.

Custom Ta_i1orinz,G:a1’s Fur- nishings, Hats, Caps, etc., etc.

Sm:-We wish to direct your

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

Our cloths are imported from

the very best manuirctorers in England, Scotland' and Ireland and include: . '

` Woratedin Fanny Snitings,

Vicunas, Serges,

Tweeds, - Trowserlngs. .

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcoatings in Vicun|»,iRain-

proof and fancy Worstede-

'We can guarantee satisfaction

in me cutting, Biting and maie up of our clothing.

We invite you to call and ex-'

amine the stock and believe we wiil be abieto suit you. ' »-T Ypursreepectfullyy '

Join -Moron -it eco

' ' Queen Str¢'et.-

.ltliiaritsttetzivvii-V. J'

Dominion ,Blend

"’lP~%l~¢\\N~'f\|»v»\A»-»JQf

` , _.'11 ,.. ». ,, -\,'- ‘ r

1 Tea, ,

§e.iee exceed that of our

eshor in the Lower flfiio-

il(*"

Cholenet jrowih oflilfndie

wngiarmunmzoo. _ mu. __ |'_ mm , _ Confectioner. -`|',¢.¢.y|°n__, ,

Just Rcctivczde