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THE STATION SITE.

A voluminous return of 88 typowrltten

pages t-.mbodying copies of all correspond- ence with the Government re' the location

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FOR LADIES.

Night :ln-s~.<\s at $i.35 and $1.25. Wt- oil`vr the ht-.~.l last dye ladies' hose

ai i.~`¢~ that the store c\'\-r oil`ere\I.

A \'¢-ry Ilno illaek (ini. stocL'in;,5 at

Ihn'olh_y corset cover Iliic to L35- lixira value in n lot ofcorscts (l5e line

and -itll: ai. -i:'»<- and lille.

Ill) only fancy str.-iw flop hats suitable forlitiic girls. This hai trimmed with one of our cheap flowers will make a good fashionai»'e hat. l“iow1-r and i\|\t will not cost. you more llnni a quarter of it dollar-fdames Paton 3-2 CD. lldl i.

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Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

‘and building of anew railway station ai Cburlotteto\\'n was bought down In Par-

I lhnnent on May 22nd in response t0a_

motion of Mr. Mm-tin, lil. P. for Queens. I The L-orrespomicm-e opens with a leitcr

ifrmn Chief Engineer MacKenzie to Gener- al Manager Pottinger, 23rd January lilil), suggesting the removal of the engine

house ami machine shop to Shipyard Point, by which “there would be ample, room for an up to date passenger station on the site of the present (engine house) building, with covered platform extend- ing Ilnck to Prince street."

There is then a break for two years, the

nt-xt letter of the series being one from

Mr. l’oitlngerdu*.ed January 28, 1902 and making ohicction to “the proposal to take the \\-hole of the Warburton property near

the Charlottetown end of the bridge and put the workshops, engine house and yards upon it." lie had in mimi another

plan, including tho filling in of the pond and placing the eng.-,fine house there.

To next isa long letter from Superin-

tendent, Sharp to Manager Pottinger, February lil, 1002 and on March 0 one i‘rom i-ion D. Farqulxarz-.on to Mr. Pottimrer In

& Co Charlottetown Agents.

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which hc says: “I understand that you arein full sympathy with the popular

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A boy in his character of “Mother’s ]oy” may

look nice in any sort of new clothes and an angel

smile.

But it’s after he has been out in the vacant lots,

as a real boy, that the difierence shows up between really good and bad clothing-at diilerence which

very few people can tell until the clothes are worn

awhile.

Bring the romping, rollicking boy in here

where we can show you more boys' clothing than all the other stores in town put together.

Norfolk suits, Russia blouse suits, vest suits,

Buster Brown suits, Military suits, Richelieu suits, Walbau suits, Prince suits, Sailor suits, Valentine

suits, two piece suits, three

piece suits. Prices 85c

and \1p by easy stages to $8.00 each.

Christy Hats

every time if you want it.

Arc Best Hats

’ your new spring Hat. The

IL s not too early to get

Christy Hats this spring are the nattiest hats in town, and they will outwear any other hat on earth.

Come in and see our spring hat show-needn’t

buy--just look.

Prowse

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idea of putting the new station where the the old one ls, changing the roundhouse east and the station proper to the corner

another letter from Mr. Farquharson Io Mr Pottinger‘ says: “The site will of course he where it is now, putting the station where the round house is.”

A few days later a letter from Mr Pottingor to Mr. Farquharson objected to this arrangement owing to “the expense at tearing down and removing the present building." On November 19 Mr Farquharson sent the Manager n report of the Board of Trade meeting on the station site and added: "We weroas one

man and the city is the same. We think with the station opposite the Hotel 'lavli-,.~\, the round house could- remain whereit is. This would cost less and

would be an advertisement for the city

for all time to come."

On November I7 Mr. Farquhareon again

wrote Mr. Pottinger in support of the George Street site. “We are called upon only once in a lifetime to build n station. Let us make it a monument to the in-

telligence of the people and also to the Govcrmnent."

Under date of January il, 1908 we have a

telegram from Superintendent Sharp to Mr. Pottlnger stating that “a new wharf and a. large warehouse is more urgent than a new station;" that this was en- dorsed by leading citizens, and the Council of the Board of Trade and in-

t-imating that thc latter were disposed “to withdraw their resolution in favor of “the

station site opposite the Davies Hotel which is now generally considered im-

_ practicable."

Along letter from manager Pottingor

to Hon MrBlairlst May 1908 discusses thc station site, the proposed wharf ami the extension ef thetrsck along the harbor front. i-Ie gave scant support to the wharf proposition, but saw no reason why the extension of the t-rack should not be

done "provided the Railway islfurnished with the right of way free of charge." T Passing by much unimportant corres- pondence we come to 1904. Mr. Haezard M. P. and McKinnon M. P. had asked

Minister Emmerson for a report of objec- tions to tho Great Georgcstreet site.These obiectione are referred to in a letter from Wanager Pottinger to Chief Engineer MacKenzie on 30th April, and the En- gineer is asked to make a report on that and two other sites, one being the site of the present freight shed and the other on Hillsboro street. Much correspondence followed on these several sites, cost of properties, advan-` tages and disadvantages of each. Among others a telegram from F. L. Haszard to Engineer MacKenzie makes the best price for properties at the George Street site SI-l7,500.0n 23rd J uneMr.MsoKenzIe repor- ted adversely to the George Street site on the ground of insufficient. room, the differ- ence in elevation between Water street, and the track, and the cost of the propert- ies.

A letter from Manager Pottinger to

Superinttendent Sharp, 2nd August i904 mildly favors the Hillsborough Street site on ground of less cost than other sites and as “o serviceable and compact nr- rangement that will provide all the land

needed for years to come." _

On the lflth December 1904, after much

correspondence, procuring of options on property and plans for the station at

brief note:-“Mr. Simpson: On request of Warburton and others the Minister agrees not to do anything in regard to the station site in Charlottetown until after they have a chance to see him in Ottawa after the new year. (Signed) D.P."-And so far as the correspondence shows, noth- ing has since been dune except to sink some test pits near the site of the present (might shed by Assistant Engineer W. H. Sullivan. Of course only the salient points ofthe voluminous correspondence are above given. I

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Gents,-I have need your MINARU8 LINIUENT ln my family and also in my stables ioryesn and consider it the _belt medicine obtainable. ' .. ' "

Yours truly, .

' AIJBIID BOOHAV. ‘

Proprietor Roxton Pond Hotel ,

and Livery Stables.

Reston Pond July 4 iilll.

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of Prince and Water street." On July iii*

We have yet

whetheror not

shape ll t|Q§_‘;fllliil\lA!7»I0l d

ships the Ohh!! day. _

The synopsis eteorreependenee Je the

site in an¢_thUf column is timeiy in the e`xpeot¢e&'_`vlslt`~ of the Miniv

of Railways; believe our people;

consent-to any compromise that would

B I om T1 it im. Edlnflal as Nm Ta hm use - » . _ u(;illIo.:.Huurse:a. Omoo Hours l p.m. to 6 13:1.: I p.n;.?to I a. m. cury th' na" anno” hum” ent ww:

J. P. noon, aavmlsrig Mgr. _ Juarxocananr, uma. the nrwnt ro'-md lwule-` , if R. Nu\\'soM;subwr1p¢am Mgr. D.s. Mortal. News mlm-. ' ` ' _ _

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Russian fleet Britain has now a naval

SMURDAY MORNING _,,,_\,,',',',',',,,,,,_"'i""' tomme mow than equal w tint °f the

three next strongest naval powers. The figures are:-Great Brita.in's tonnage is 1,595,871. France, $18,721 tons. Germany. i4i,249tons. United States, 816,522 tons. But it must be remembered that both the

suffer losses which might considerably

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who well deserves that name as the great-

n navy for his country. Sogreat was his zeal that he visited Holland and aotuall

worked as a ship carpenter to learn all about the business of building ships. 'l`he building ofa greatnavy has since been kept constantly in view and such

next to Britain. Togo`s work has now reduced Russia from third to seventh place in naval rank.

Beware of Ointment for Catarrh that Contains Mercurv, as mer:-ury will surely destroy thc sense of smell and complete y derunge the whob

system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Sue articles should never be used except on prescriptions

from reputable physicians. as the damage they wi Ido is ten fold to the good you can possibly dcrivo from them. HaII's Cntarrh Gare. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &'. Co., ToIqdo,0., contains no mer-

cury, and is taken internally, actin? di- rectly upon the blood and mucoussur aces of the system. In buying Hall's Cntarrh Cure he sine you get the nuine It is

Mowrnosu, Colo., May 3|.-It is feared

that at least eight of the twenty men buried by the cave-ln at the Munnieon Re- clamation tunnel are dead, as those men were at work at the point where the ground fell in. Two men, caught. in the timbers, are known to be still alive, and strong hopes are entertained that most of t-he imprisoned men will be rescued through the shaft that is being sunk. Signals made by striking the pipe of the tunnel with a hammer brings answering signals from those imprisoned. Several hundred men are working in three minute shifts in an effort to reach the cntombed

ii till 9 p. lu. only, we will put on sale;-

wuists, all sizes, new sleeve, trimmed with white insertion, made with broad tucks. Yours for50c. ‘

One lot of colored ones at the same

price

20 ladies' silk waists, colored, white and

0|" Soda water f is now linen

_ We guarantee!! . service ashereteford., '

Everything pure--clean

and of the beet. All the leading fiavors__ of true

' fruits. Served‘ico‘coid' in

thin glasses. to your par-

~ ‘ticular taste. '

Be s visitor during, the

summer season.

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- If you are ilviuglt some distance from a store and it is not cmvcnxent tn send there for a package of Red Rose 'i`¢l. PIN" fill out the coupon below. enclose it with two cents in stamps, and a large sample will be mailed. _

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Please send me a sample oi Red Rose Ten. _

United States and Germany are building ' I “se mad* T” at L ‘ 'cm per Ib'

very rapidly. And if Britain were once _Green “ ...... “ “ “ 1

engaged ina great war her fleet must Mlxed ,, _, ,, ,,

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war Russiastood third in rank among Rushed with ord°fs>_"`*`_' A" * I naval powers-next toFrance as France is th¢ ' `

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

busy?" The answer is a simple one, we give such satisfaction in the wor we do, that our re utailon is known far and wide, and every- where all over "Our Faii' Island Province,” ven across the straits to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, E2uebec and Ontario, in

fact _En all parts of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for wor .

Is the question a difficult 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- on. _

BRUCE STEWART & C0’y,

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers, Steam Navigation Coy’s. Wharf, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Phone 1:5. ` Box 1280

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Minard's Llnimeni Cures Dandruii. SCl'€t Il Wife, Spring H1ng¢5’

Fon LA' its Catches. Springs,

Between the ho\;s_df 9 to 12a. m. and I-Iooksl Screen Paint

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One lot of black sateen waists, size 32 E

only, at 50a. . ROGERSI CORNER_ '

black. Prices range from 84,50 to $8.00 ___

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poor. Evan poor linen looks well when done up by us. Tho best testis it trial.

A. F, WEBSTER, Star Steam Laundry.

Just Rcccivcd

A full line of Christie Biscni t, in-

cluding : _ '

Zephyr Cream Sodas, Lemon Sandwich, -

Fig Bar, Sultana,

taken internally and mage; in 'l‘oleflq, tts aw ' SUIYTDG- Ohio, by F. .l. Cheneydc Co. Testimonials - `»-~-~ . Social Tea,

mgiild b Dru glsis I’rice75c per bottle _ 'M';;Tf'T_~'7`T"f3--- `_~- - 'T---_-4 ._ -_____;_;__ _ Arrowroot,

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Petit Choc, Choc Drips

Fl _ \ Peach Bar; r I ‘ and _many otl;er_-lines; _qii,,f,f_e;al; 43.51

good.

Time 'Jcnkins&Son Hard ..._

Oar Eczema Lotion

is giving the highest

satisfaction.

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If it don’t no charge.

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Invictus. shoes lor_ men.-Alley 0,,,_|-|,|| gent l word Eu” ,naman S, C tl I ___ ' ._ .-- _ ._ _ _'

at Co. Char1ottetown,Agent8. sertions Charged as Five, Three Weeks as "i":vs:cVl\l¢:|:s nu' Custom TaIl0rhig» G¢l`|\"S Fili-

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Our Mcn's Furnishing Department is a ‘ Minimum chl|’Z¢ I0 ¢¢lllB .With 0l'l|¢l'. CIC, ¢tc_ .

busy spot these days, our fine lines, low ' . LOST _ ’ prices and prompt service being magnets, ~ . IIILPWAITID-IIALI. SIil_:”`We wish l° ‘Intuit y°“r not dr-uw mac irmnubly. ses our “ attention to our stock of new w dow for men‘s shirts-without doubt I.0S:I‘.-Between Hillsboro Square and V Cidilil .f0i’ Spring 'ltl_d._ Slimmer thehest values in the Province-then I;,,*’i?_l_;l_‘_’r°p,(?;’;°:f;`¥e‘:_’,I CI_‘_’§ig"é‘%°._§"°_;‘;’_f`é °nZVé`r£‘tTg,:__1;'s°__]_3"¥' X°l'§0l'\ Ri*/0|' school wear. - ' como in and ask to see uurnew tles,collars _ 6-ld tr. “‘°'“ “I"° “ H°¢0:d’ora§h|e,:1f°,:i£:i"fei,',’,”,‘:,: Our cloth! are il!lPOI'!¢d from P““ “““'“»"'°"°""““‘i"“'°""‘°i'"Y "C" " L ‘ §°“‘}"°',;f°§, ibn; men department. the very best manufacturers in

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