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the House of Commons during the

in me waters neteahout.

Reels. Lines,.Flie_9. Landing

Nets and extra liiie Lasting

Lines from ioc to it oo each

wnat we nave to help you

A.-Bill Fish

Nc good going out with

Allilllillg

. I ”`}ii`£iii1iiii£i chick.

Property constructed Rods,

cheap stuff called cut prices

or sales, get the goods with ` the MAN behind them who

The Dru ggist.

' . steamer, and had failed of his duty in not

preparing an estimate for the Tunnel. If `

the Montcalm could not run to_ Picton

» 3 qu; , ,.5

Ewvunwhi Qfv-|'ol\M»5,

TRi)US ERS

Do your suit trousers need a

day 05. Separate trousers make a good substitute. Arc you a wee bit tired of the pat~ tern of your suit ? Separate trousers make a good change. I have varieties enough in pat~ terns to harmonize with: any suit.

Come in and look over my

lines. I will make the tit per- fect and the price right.

S. CRAIG,

UPPER QUEEN ST. charged that there had been no intention Hitwiaw

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Yivwr-viyg

llouse Cleaning Dinners

\\`hen your wife is over-

worked house rleaning don't add to her troubles that of getting your dinner. Come here for it instead !

Here you‘ll get iirst-class

satisfactory dinner-all season- sohable dishes excellently cooked.

Here you’ll tiii-i everything

just as CLEAN as in your own home.

Quick service too-dou’t

keep you waiting an unnec- cessary rroment.

Strathcona dinners 25c.

THE STRATHCONA,

Fomierlry "Bon Ton Re.~'taurant" Gi-ix ton Sr. nppo-rite St. Pauls Church.

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‘GAB SERVIGE

Paaaengera, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders nt Mc- `Dona.ld & Mcliinnonla Drug Store or at rtablea, Sydney Street, near Steve- l0ri’a Corner. ]. M. NICHOLSON

1.28 d 1 vr Tgiephom Na 25 ' Mr. Brodeur said there would be plentyol

WEDIEDAY HOBNING JUNE I3, Ill,

afternoon and eveniugof June 7, the full report of which la to hand, in regard tn our winter service. The principal speak- ers were Messrs Lefurgey, Martin, Mc- Lean and Hon. Mr. Brodeur, Minister of

some repairs to the winter steamer Afonucalm costing $7,191. It transpired that this was partly to tit her to handle freight with greater facility. Mr. Bred' leur admitted that if sent down here

further changes might be necessary.

Here Mr. Lefurgey asked, “Ia She

going on the Prince Edward Island servioef’ To this Mr. Brodeur replied, “We shall have to had out whether the bariat Pictoul will permit of her RON-IR there. Provision is made for two vessels

and either one or the other will be put in the Stniits." Mr. Lefurgey insisted upon more dednite information. He charged

that the Minister was humbugging the I people ofthe Island in regard to the new I

because of her draft, why was not N12 necessary dredging done! lf the steamer could not run there, she was wanted on the western route. between Traverse or Summenide and Torinentine.

Mr. Brodeur replied, in effect that

Picton could not admit a steamer of

y5_.'i-tl horse power. as she would have a draft of :il feet and there is only lil feet on Picoou bar. He will investigate and und out whether the Montcalm can pass that bar. If not, he will send the new boat now under construction. Mr.

Lefurirey said the Minister had before reported that the Montoalrx. could do the

service without any change, and now he does not know whether that steamer can

enter Pictou at all. He pressed for an answer as as to what would be done.

Then Mr. Martin took a hand and

to send the Blontcalm. He read froma

report of a Committee of the Privy Council on March 13th, that the new steamer was for the Gulf and River' St.

Lawrence, and was to uct “in conjunc- tioul with the Montcalm” in that service. He believed the Minister was disingen- uous and knew very well that it was not the intention to send the Montcalm to P. E. Island. Mr. Brodeur interjected,

“Will my Hon. friend be satisded with the Montcalm?" to which Mr. Ilifartiri replied, “\Ve have not even got the the Montcaim." lie read extracts from a letter from a member of the Charlotte- town Board of Trade to show that the

Island is losing $600,(XIJ a year from want, of proper service to and from the main- land, and would demand compensation ini millions if the service is not improved.

Mr. McLean followed. He charged that

the Minister was not candid. “Last night he stated that the Montcalni was going dawn to Prince Edward Island. Today he says that if the depth of water

on the bar is sufficient she will go. He casts doubt on what he said last night." A long discussion followed as to the draft of the liloutcalm. Mr;Brodeitr said

her draft is about I8 feet., and that of the` lilinto about 17 feet fi inches. He arizired

that shipping _men are unwilling to risk a vessel where there is only two feet

more than her draft. He promised to|

investigate. Mr.Lefur|¢ey asked when7{

Marine. The discussion opened about'

'um in mv. sspumwa- omit...

Bran Mr. Brodeur admltud latar that um is but ru mesa atmaahss u¢zw¢¢a the draft of the linto and llontmlm. The dlacumlon wuamggtu-ly |m1|-“Mui l$tode.l!nltcreaulil. Some time in the summarortall an invatlgatlon la to be made. Till than wa must remain in doubt whether the llontnalm is to be sent to uson not. The new Lliniaiarof Marine has avidentlyuot lost much sleep over Llie Ii-tland's winter service. We lost a good friend in Ron. Mr. Prefontaine. who evidently intended to do something tori us.

A passenirer over the lyllurr-:ty Harbor

Hallway will not fail to note that, bsllinning with Southport there are frequent stations on to Albion-live in about seven miles. Then there is a long break, which leaves the people of Village Green, Mount Albion and part of Lake Verd without the faculties they ought to have. Passengers from these communi- ies must drive a long distance to take he train at the nearest station, and once onthe train to return they must get off a ' long way before reaching their proper destination. or be carried far past it.

The temptation to all such, living

within ten or twelve miles of the city, is to drive their own teams into town. Tue

railway loses business and the people are not accommodated. They naturally feel strongly on the subject. A station ought to be built for them, and until it is built

it would be well if passengers couldhc let off the train or taken on ut. some

convenient point. As the rate of speed is not high this could be done with no great difficulty. But a station is greatly needed, and must some day be built, and why not at once I

About Pciiiaic Ailments

Not Hard to Cure if Properly and Promptly Treated.

Ask your intelligent physician what

causes nine»tenths of all female disease, even including anaemia, nervousness

d s ti

an con-ump-on

Back comes the answer quick and

sharp, “Constipat»ed Bowelsf:

fhere is 1-carcelya single female all-

ment that had not in its earliest stages symptoms of constipation.

How much better off the system is

without the poisonous accumulations caused by constipation. Bow much clearer the complexion, how much fresher one feels when the system is pure und clean. '

Think it over yourself. Isu't it apparent that a bowel regu-

lator and liver stimulant like Dr. llam- iiton's Pills is sure to do good?

Gay spirits, good looks and happy

health have returned to many a sick woman through Ur. Ilanii|ton's ’ills.

Better get a few boxes today; pun-

ly vegetable, free from injurious in~ irredienta, healthful and antisceptlc. Di. I-Iamllton's Pills will assist you in a thou saufl ways.

As delay is always dangerous, your

plain duty is to follow the example of Mrs. F. Rowe, who sends the followiiip letter from Gravels, Port Au Port, .\'ew-` fouudland; “Four years ago I got. kidney and lilndder trouble. I thought ir was ‘female trouble' and treated it ar~ cordingly. Even my doctor in St. John said it was so.

"in reading about Dr. Hamilton's Pills

I noticed symptoms like mine and I bought. six boxes. These pills went right to work on my sick condition and helped ine from the first. My supposed female trouble. which was bladder disease, was

cured. My weight increased elpht pounds and never before was] as we l as today. Dr. Hamilton's Pills did it all."

All dealers sell Dr. Ilau1ilton's Pills

25cper box orflve boxes for SUD. By mall from N.C. I’ulson&Co.. Hartford, Conn.,or Kingston. Ont.

Hughes' Etiervesclng Saline will be

found agreat: benefit for blllous attacks heartbum, skin eruptions, and various derangements of the stomach, liver and kidneys and all feverish conditions of the system. Price 2.5¢ per bottle. Geo.E.

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A STATION WANTED. I l

RLo'r'rn'rowN GUARDIAN, mms 13, fgos

"ru: cnannorrzrown Gvalxniau ""' """"-"

Clit DW 66068 .

' Store Zlotes at 9 ti. I. r

Every Saturday

l il

The Serge

AT PATON S

Suit

Every an’s ‘

Serge Suit s Ready

ls , Right v

for summer wear. every sq'

knows it is cool. It is good loo

ing and ir retains its shape, »°

H“iZh¢5» AP°ill°°Q'l" Hill- lalzl- mf the good eiiect of closing the saloons lu

We have a big handsome show

ing awaiting you. Prices from $6.00. $8 00,

$l0,000. $l2.00.

All

style.

made in the top notch of

zoo Tweed uita priced from

$800 to 812.00 at a clearance price $6.75.

The balance of our rubber rain

proof coats at r-3 oil'

OUR CRAVENETTE COAT

AT $ l 0100

The Dark Grey Cravenette

Coats at $iz.oo and ¢i4.oo are

worth putting your money into.

Th u these our oileriugs for this

esting. Read them

over, then come and see them.

Men'sTweedPants$2.oovaluefor...... . . .. $1.25 )[eu's'i`ueed Pants$2 25vaiuefor. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . Qi 65 Men’s'l`weed Pa\ts$2.5ovaluefor . . . . . . . . ... .. . .. .- .... Qzoo Meu'sB'ue]umpers65cvaluefor .. . . . . .. 254: .\i=ii'sodd \`e.tsfrom . . . . . . . . . . . . ......75cto¢i.5o Me|i`sTw=edSt1ilsfr0m............... .. ............ ........‘5.00t0$l4-00 i\fe'i'sCravenette Colts from . . . . . . . . . . ... ._ $9 5uup

` Men's Blre, Black. Grey and Striped Overalls from . . .. 75c zo $1 25

.\l¢»n’sCaps fiom . . . . . . . . . . . . i5cto$r.25 Boys’ Capsfrom.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......i5cio6oc

JAMES PATON & CO.

Capt. Bernler of the Arctic weighs 100

pounds. The ship's supplies were also very heavy.

Aa a result of the exposure of the

Chicago packing houses the consumption ofcanned meats is reported to have fallen

oil’ 70 per cent in England.

Two hundred trains and enaine.s,inclu¢li-

ing seventy-six passenger trains, pass over the main line of the Grand Trunk

Railway west of Toronto. So says The .\'ews.

TLe Sau Francisco Chronicle. which Is

not in any sense a prohibition paper, tells

tliatcityafter the iaitliquake. Itsaye:

UP I THE C RPET

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\ ‘R ` $¢_.\‘\ 7' \

DEPARTME T

With all the Carpet bargains, y.,u’ll End a large line

of the world s famous Bissels Carpet Sweepers, priced from

I i

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~~. o '"1 ,_ 52.5° each and up.

Mark right Furnishing Bn. iitliiiiiiiiioiriitlisliiiiitluf

\ . >“-`_'» Q21

_ii Modern

‘T| 55 1-r ='

San Francisco him been absolutely free from disorder and virtually free from crimes of violence. There have been no street brawls; no drunken brute has beaten his wife: no inmblera have mur dered each other inlow resorts. ltiaa moat impressive object leason of the value toaoclety of the restructlon of the liquor traffic.

#-#liz

Umard'r Linimani Cures Bums. atc.

is a luxurious comfort.

It med not be any more `| expensive than your means

permit.

Every job of plumbing

done by na is thoroughly inspected before being pro~

nounced complete. p

GET OUR PRICES on that job you were

thinking of having done before leaving your order

elsewhere

F re¢l.ll.'I`rainor,

_ Pi aadieatar

saegsviiramicucaarlu '

Graftnastn Operallouoa. sad,” »°PP-

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New lace curtains with double borders.

Just the thing for bay windows, bot sides are finished. The exposed horde can be reversed. They arevary popuia [this season and are having a ready sale -Ja .Patou & Co l5dt.f

For best raults, sow Haszard’s

Improved Tumip Seed and use Swift’s Animal Brand Fertilizer on same. For sale at lowest prices by A. Home & C0. 4dmwf3w_

Grand Entertainme-nt

` -=a‘r _

OPERA HOUS

v E

Bytllelhl llsofli tr _Dame Coalient. 0 e

The v iniieraatinf |m|||¢,| vin vaigqtaepaptu nr n.mdi§:',§‘,§ are i=f°i»ri»u 1° mwhin the waits .i the Opera Home on 'hteaday the igih ia baaed on one of tha prellleat' l¢g¢m|§ of_t.he Middle Ages. Great lun are being taken to bring out the Tiatrisnic ability of each enum; lad 'im |,,|m part and to ma e an already attractive play more attractive still. ‘ ,

lost delightful will _ aussi by me osmifrkomiintif 2;. listing o piano. viollna, mud., lina, guitar and ban

Those who appreciate the singing of

fresh young voices and the a rum of fresh young face, ae! oi! xy pm", quaint coatumea Of bygone centuries, may expect a rare treat on the igth.

Convent mad d vill bg _ 1.; .i..........i§.$..Z °°"““"

Reaerved reata 35 and 50 cents. Plana will be open at Jamieson' .1

Raukln’a Qmg Storee on Moudayrjhixu 18th at 9 a. m.

Colne early and avoid the rush.

A.UoTIoi\fi

I am instructed by HENRY DUN.

CAN to sell by auction at the premises Charlottetown Royalty ax miie; f,-Qu, the city on

Vlrlmdtiila 4ii ily ai llly. |906 AT iz 0'CLOCK NOON his finely situated farm oomprlaing 85 acres of excellent land 76 acre* cleared and in une state of cultivation, \1|¢ balance under a nioe growth of lumber, There iaa comfortable dwelling house and good barns and other outbuildingr. The crop ‘will be lold with the farm, Also all the ainek, farming implements, household furniture and all movable property now on the premises.

Terms on Movable property-all

sums under $5 cash ; over $5 credit till 15th December ouapproved joint notes.

Terms for farm at lale.

J. MeWlLLIAMs,

Auctioneer.

Charlottetown Royalty.

13dwa6i tww3ipd

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FORSALE

That. valuable Hotel Property at Dundas

known as the Dominion llutal.

Alito lillacrou ni woodland covered with a |1¢\\'! irrowth oi’ hardwood and softwood Liu.- ber. Title perfect. Prim moderate. Tai ms 053% MQS. A. MARTIN.

fl»l3d twwlm.

A. A. BLACK, D. V. S. and Dentist

located ut Cranaud wlllliarnady at. any

time no attend to the dudes ofthe pr ire lion untill further undue will befonnd av. the Forester House. Crauauu. 1dmw tw ani

Arlllitr .l. B. MClll$ll.ii. A.

( HARVARD.)

IARIISTEI ANI)lA‘l‘l‘0lUlBY-A‘l-l.A\ Cor. Queen and Rldimoml Bt.. Chow: Telephone. Home &,;0loa¢L

I-ll) in and w

sels sold all over Canada.

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Make very ussell

Sell at ussell. `

He who sells sa isfaction, gets satisfaction. That ia, why there are so many Rus-

Model A-12 H. P. Family Touring Car - - ~ . - 5130;) Model B -16-18 H. P. Touring Car - - - - _ _ 3| 50° Model C-24 H. P. 4 Cylinder Touring Car - - - - 53509

Full line of Automobile Accessories. - - Write for catalogue.

Canada Cycle, ®. Motor A 0.,

. Gmml 05°" “ld WMU, ~ - Tomato Iuuction. _

Local Representative . W, K, ROGERS,