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All the different widths and weights-in rot. 14k and 18k. Look for the stamp “.W. W- W.” inside. For sale only by

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Leading Studio

CARBON!

PLAWNOTYPIO ‘ ARTISTS PROOFI

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KRW DMBRIBAY B!@CK. The Dtndio where baby is always welcome.

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PIANO BARGAINS

This is your chance to

get a"good piano cheap

- Read about them.

then come and see

them-

BARGAIN N0. i

_ Grand Square. Rose-

wood case,-carved

legs-7% Octaves. In

perfect order--Good

full tone--Original

price 66oo-Our

$120

special price $r 2o.oo.

This piano was made

by R. S. Williams & Sons, Toronto and is

a snap at this figure.

nARel1N No, 2

Grand Square-One of the best German makes -7 Octaves. splendid practice instrument, Rosewood and Mahog- any case, carved legs,

in perfect condition,

good tone-Former price $500. our special price $30.-If you _want a good piano

. cheap-here ie your

opportunity.

Call at our warerooms and ln-

spect them. Come' in the first t me you are down town.

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Q>naoiiy’s Building, Queen Street,

SHOES

POR 75c.

Placed on a stand

in the centre of

our store,you will

find at seventy-

iive cents per pair

Women’s Shoes

Women’s Boots

Girls’ Boots

Children’s Boots

A job lot of many

different ,Hmakes

some oilthem old

fashioned, but all

Alley &‘Co.

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-(Continued from page 8.)

back to port upon two occasions, having lone aafar down as Carleton. reporting that the Straits were oomplstlys jammed with ice, ao, leads no possibility of land- ing at Tcrmsntina Pier, when we were prepared to prove by those on board, and ot' ers living at Carleton, Gps Traverse and Caps Tormsntine, that many leads appeared off Seven Mile bay, and down to Cape Traverse, and across the Straits, with hotter landing than any other day during the winter. Another une day the Stanley could not be put out in the Straits after 12 o'clock noon, but at last the Capt- Aain :rave way. went over and was buck in of hours.

The Stanley was subsequently permitt-

ed to go down to Charlottetown without any effort being made to reach Cape Tor- mentins, when about six miles southwest of it, with favorable leads in view. At this time he had not on board Command-

one myself at the Department of Marine klfisherics at Ottawa; I was referred from Ottawa to Quebec city, but no chart being obtainable there, I was referred to wssuiugrm, cared sum. asa ant 1 procured d* late chart gf Sumiarside harbour. Sir Louis Davies, who was most active in having our harbour surveyed (which resulted ih getting the last chart by Commander Tucker), would no doubt be surprised to learn that the charts were unobtalnabic ln the regular way in Canada in 1902. Every custom house in the Maritime provinces should have been provided with them,and every steamer be~ longing to the Department should have been furnished with n copy. It does look as if we were ignored by the Deputy Minisier of Marine, who was in charge ofthe office most of the time these things occurred, and who, after “a careful study of the events,” gives Capt. Brown much praise for his uotions in the winter of 1903. The last trip made by the Stan- ley Dec. 28th, 1903, from hero was a record one; with six miles of ice (the result of one night’s severe frost, but no gale or snowstorm), twelve miles of open water, the good ship Stanley, with 125 pounds of steam, backed forty-one times to get out, and reached Cape Tormentinc in five hours. Then the ics condition of Summcrside harbor was communicated to the Department, and made to be sufficient. reason for the SLanley's leaving for Georgetown. When she left the Cape, wilh open water, she carried 155 pounds of steam, or H0 pounds more than when ice-breaking ln and off our harbour. The fact ls, that the ice was not over ien lnchrs thick at any place between here and Cape Tcrmentine, and never before or since, has this sieumer been so long, under same conditions, in getting over the same number of miles.

In contrasting these efforts on behalf of

Summerside with the efforts of this winter on behalf of the eastern route, we become amazed that it is possible for the one department, with the same set of players, to so well sustain the different parts assigned to each,-parts so opposite and so inconsistent with the others in this notorious farce, and after all tc compliment each other publicly, and claim their mutual duty had been done fairly well.

There are two ways tosolve the problem

(if it is n. problem) of the winter service. One way is to pay a private company half the present not loss, and hand over' tc the company, free, both steamers; the ccmpany to perform the whole operation of carrying malls, passengers and freight; the Government to guard the public as s ainst exorbitant rates for passengerslor

I uns AND

down to

A Those goods are put up in a ni . package and are good value f the money. `

lliARlliALAl)`E

Just received ro dozen 2 lb glass

,'.pots of assorted Jams and Orange Marmalade.which we have marked

28 cents each

Ce OI'

loses & oo1=1=

Z freight, by a maximum rate, or no highcr than now prevails; the contractors to be free lo elect any route that they deem ` best to secure the most. prompt delivery of mails, passengers and freight to their (or its) destlnstion.or in other words, to yield the most good to the most people.

The other way is to transfer the service

from the Mrrlne Department to the Railway Department.

The Government to buy or build a

rullrnad to Cape Tormentins, the nearest point to Prince Edward Island,- in either case.

Rom-. T. Honnaw,

Snmmerside, April 27th, 1904. I

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ORDINARY CORN CURE5 ARE DAN\iE_ROUS.

because thcv contain acids, but Pui.nam's Painless Corn and Wort Extractor is entirely vegetable in composition. Refuse a substitute for “Put.nam‘s"; i\,'s the only sure, safe and painless cure for corns and warts.

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"Get the Habit" Trade at rw- w- --

REDDIN BROS.

Drraorr, Mich, April 29.-A special from Lansing, Mich., says:--It is feared that two men whose names have not been learned, were killed last aight in the destruction oi the Bryn Hotel by fire.

To curea headdcheni ten minutes nee Knmfort Headache Powders. `

hi -'. Wear. 1Wool!a’ Noble! Hats.

_ “lest you krget"-let us remindi- yon that we have the largest line of fur-

i¢rs._-mlsri: wr-ight rminaiag co. s du

Students’ easy chair-s,hsrdwood frames, l°f°fll Oli illllhh, spring seat, upholster- ell in' 'Nth-Edited taprltfy, and with sleepy hollow a`_eat. upholstered in heavy tapestry.-3_s_s.. Paton At Oo. 8 d ii

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-et-n.¢'»'~e rs-niinfiiriwo ef” =‘

Wes showin ciiocorlnss 40

CENTS " POUND '

nituropaarpets etc. to be found in thai

city-and that wa nnderseii ali ssl-~

ill NEWS ill

lllBll_ liliiiliSi

Reporters and Correspondents

Everywhere- ~

` Till steam roller was out ilcr the first time Monday and began work on Water Street in front of the Davies.

Camus Paafr, of the Government

cruiser Curlew, who was suffering from bloodpoisoning, the result of a out on the left hand sustained while attending a drill in Quebec, is much better and is ex- pected home from the hospital there in a few weeks.

Hrs many friends in P. E. Island will

be pleasedto learn that Walter A. Crock- ett, son of Wm. Crockett, E~q., Pleasant Grove, has been appointed Manager oi the Steel Printing Works, Johannesburg. Uundcr date of March li, hswrites that the weather is very fine with the near approach of winter.

A1* the Police Court yesterday three

drunks were before the Magistrate. William Mclntyre was fined $5! or 10 days; Daniel-Gillis $10 or 60 days and Henry Welsh $90cr00 days. Peter Paul Gillis on the prosecution of Inspector Campbell confessed and was fined $100 or 3 months; and Inspector Jenkins’ cases against Francis Collins, first offence and Daniel McMiilan,Augustus Alysworth and Elina~ beth \1IcMlllan were adjourned till May Dth. W. A. Weeks appeared for Collins Aiysworth and Elizabeth McMillan and J can S. McDonald for Daniel McMillan.

Faded Women

Need Richer Blood

It Stamps the Glow of Robust llealth

on Cheeks and Lips. How Blood is Made Rich and Red Enough to Beautify the Complexion.

A brlxzhtrosy complexion can easily be

acquired. All that is necessary is to purify the blood and supply it with an increased number of red corpuscies. The simplest method of :lniog this is to intro- duce more iron into the system which is always lacking where the complexion is psilld or sallow.

lronln a concentrated form, specially

adapted for internal use is contains d in its most eflicient state in Ferrozonc which is noted for marvellous blood building properties. No matter how weak and poor the blood may bo, Ferrrfzone will en- rich and nourish ii. The immediate result is a better color which will improve stead- ily under Ferrczone.

Every girl that lakes pride in her com-

plexion will flnd Ferrozone of greater value than causmctics or face powders. Its influence is lasting whereas artifioal besutiflers are but a temporary aid. Thou- sands that have used Ferrozone ara glad to-endorse it strongly because it certainly is the best remedy for pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and poor complex- ion that money can buy.

Miss Minnie E. Stirling cf Lancaster,

writes, “l can recommend Ferrozone to everyone who needs something to clear up their complexion. Before using Ferrozone my skin was sallow and had a verv unhealthy color. After the first box of Ferrozone there was u great improve- ment and when I had used three boxes I felt much better and had a satisfactory color lu my cheeks."

Mrs. C. T. Warwick oi' Bradford, says:

“My daughter was greatly benefitted by using Ferrozonc. She used to have a sickly color and never looked as if she was very strong. After using two boxes of Ferrozone she felt better and her color was wonderfully improved. This encour- aged her to continue Fsrrozone and in a few weeks _ she looked like a different person and had a clear rosy complexion. Ferrozone accomplished wonders for my daughter."

Ferrczone is iust what most. girls and

women need. t builds up their system, improves their looks, and makes them feel what bunvant good health really moans. Price 50a. per box or six boxes for $2 50 at all driiggistn. Beware of substitutes, and get Ferrozone when you hsk for it. Mailer! to your address by N. C. Poison Sc Co., Hartford, Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston. Ont.

COMING EVENTS-

City Council meats on tue second Mon-

.iay in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly. Mayor; W. W. Clark, City Clerk.

EYr§A_l|ln`

'- eH|LoHooo ig`v_~- has blighted ° many lives

because . the pain caused thereby

produces

4; _ an aversion to _ ltlldy. ._

TM-.eastward emu me ones

becomes the unsuccessful mao-

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EYES ni/t

Iliff.

Our success in fitting

cl1il4h'eIi's eyes is very grat- ifying. Our method making it possible for us to suit the most difficult cases. ;

These waists are

trade of fine White

Lawn; have clusters of

line tucks, with deep hemstitched tu cks

front and back and

hemstitched stole

collar _

Worth $1.00 of

anyone’s mouey,our price 75c each.

Sizes 32 to 40 inch.

Other lines in all prices

up to $4.15 each.

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

STANLEY BROS.

2 for 25¢. P 2 for 25e.

We have a few cases of those nice canned Pears in syrup. just try two, you‘li want more. Two cans for 25c.

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White

Lawn Waists at STANLEY BROS.,

75e. each

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53%?

Keep Your

Teeth Clean

'ilirithyninl Tooth _l"aste, Parke, Davis & Co., 25c a tube.

Forxnloid Cream. Wam-

poie & Co , 25c a tube.

Saponaceous Tooth Pow-

der, H. J. Mahon, 15C a bot-

tie.

SOLD BY

H. J. l`lABON»

In Dr. l\lCI.elint\'i\ New Bldg. Next Cox Hotel. Up-to-date Drnggist. Souris. P. E. I.~lsnd.

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GOOD, RICH, NED BLOOD

is the surest sign of health.

HUGHES' IRON BLOOD PILLS have demonstrated their value in making thin, sluggish blood, rich and strong. They do away with that "tired out" “good for nothing" feeling. Price 25c box.

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apetheearies' Iali.

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1 or lmsii parcels of iausdry work

ILGE OR SMALL.

BABY*

€CARi2IA(iES!

New is the time to take

your Baby out these fine days, so that they will have a strong constitution when they grow up.

'Baby Carriages

- and Go-carts

We have all our 'Gocarts

and Baby Carriages marked down at lowest prices. Call and see them.

New Carpets

It is really astonishing to Sze

how rapidly our stock of \Viltons, Yeivets. Brussels and Tapestry Carpets is selling. Our prices on handsome Carpets sell themselves.

Stylish Furniture

Our beautiful stock of Parlor

Suites, Bedroom Suites, Side- boards, Dining Chairs. China Closets, Buffets, etc,etc.. is marked in plain figures at lowest prices.

PATON & C0.,

Furniture and Carpet Dealers.

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