1,"-

Lennon, lay 27.-4A cruiser, now no

ing completion at s privltc yard in

mqhes been sold toia French agent, representing ~ Russia. Russia also se- osntly purchased in England a number of hstnrgo vessels, which will be altered so as to enable them to be used as trans- pci-rs.

ABOUT YOUR COMPLEXXON. A yellow, muddy complexion nellso!

dsranggisntn of the liver and indicates the ence oibile oison in the blood. Dr.glsnc's Kidncrlriver Pills set the

liver-and kidneys in action. pug e hloo'l,olesuse t e srsiem. and u

h ith l to the co plexion. _ fa.i-nllyymgdidine Dr. Chaseg; Kidney-Ll

Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co.

“0_D SYDNEY” SCREENED Run of Mincs,Siack

¥‘~

\ \\_\ \ \_ I, berlain rightly recognises the fact that m,,.,u-,red-» pwlralll f°l' "U0 NIHIIUII i _A _

\ , \ 1 ‘ p despite Russla’s losses she is still. next celebration July 1123. It is ne” md “_ $

v/,\, N’ 4 i to France the most formidable ‘ ,W

l ‘Vi <

B211' -J '\ "‘ X

, _ Y ferencee b_etween~ Britain and F

d " \% \ K l losses which Russia has sustained

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i \ | \

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suvss~|rs»~ f~m~0 ins iioititincoutimlin ~ .ts ~»~°"'¢>f.=c_»_<>~ _ `~§'il"' » ‘° _-cr

TUEDAY, HAY 31, IKM.

Austen Chamberlain, Ohsnoellot

Exchequer reoently announced withstanding the deficit this Government still adheres to ths‘ power standard,T' adopted twelve

navy must be maintained. ' This

of varions `§t.tldehipe, gunboats, submarine and other

under construction by Francs and these two nations being, in the named, next to Britain in sea power

~'1‘lr|sde!fvH_ee'w_Qs"mlw- ebletmm we lmiurteaii 4i1e_'iB°.° have since come about in the cond existing twelve years ago. One of is the settlement of all outstsndin

The other change is found In the

eetin the war with Japan. Mr. C

_ / , » .P /' X-\\. , Ai ‘_ ,l ithe Baltic and the Black Sea, an

J _ l \ , redcubling her eiforts both to build

purchase warahlps at the present

The war in the East is not over yst,

Orders left at Dodd &

Rogers will be Carefully grave emergencies may arise befo

. F6

looked after 8 close so the twmpower smndnd is L0 At. tha outset ofthe war we were told

' CGM much of theRussian superiority in cavalry .- ~ ._ ‘

be maintained although it involves a

J, almost equal to that of war in a tim

Agent for P. E. I. °

2 ln, ls. gm B

nd yet many thoughtful persons

w couclurle that this is the way of safety.

` One can itskeup a Diblrom-N ' t» " ‘ ,AI I' i A ii ` if Ai ` A ,A °\ i

__ m..u‘“llI‘-‘Ars without 1lndlnla‘ I I ` , »_. I ` N" -WH F ' .‘ ._ '-

Tut Two rowtn sr/worm. :iz A*_~';:°;|':d_’°°;'::m:°°:;: _ I _ ' V " _

h mails; “ su ou swim. ` 1 _ | I \ ; ' ’. , ' I I

U.-our nneuesjan, wooipeskm cohen cow ' 2 i

crssswell as others should do

and

'°"" "'°\ su in

‘two~

lllllll Th.,

uiatths limit si amy mrGnsr}r|uiiii_ but is -nu nets to be the mstnisssbee or s

(the bir~ds_ of ali kinds) from the sparrow to the owl, are the farmesfs

friends. The owl for the one tzleken ight poisihiy xiii when scsi,

WIC

owls having been destroyed of

ears and sold to taxidarmlets in the

arm

their power to protect these bssnti- ~

l far ialt

,nn flu; deongsters who come so to rev

th tn ‘th z Mah tmadmh using the spring and summer months.

ann ae e s ii s w

two `. _» I

wsnld destroy ltty to one hundred m1ce <

Pills are of insstimable value. _ “lv” 'omg equd to th" °| maui

` strongest naval powers. In p oe of

1 = ' __ i~"nnwi|s,¢nm\\n@ss-_satis 1*;

year constructing -three war

‘ _

' A

_ , _

the chief cause ofthsover shun- - 'f

many

cru » P 1

wma” wdsnsaa tl du at [ , _ \ I

craft. woilhetasimllar number tlgst are win "ut bonu 'au In om". ._ ’ L.-

'-~ _ I

a ' Ji I

rauoe. _

"° 5" The Summerside Improvement and ham' Tourist Association has issued a neat . » f

ower existing. She has great fleet

in ’ i...'i° °'*~' ‘~

' of mica in the country orchards

ussls, order "

at tosses: haissi. sun this

Royalty, be on the lookout for them.

°f’° tr-active, setting forth the charms of the ` 5 'n Island at large ss wellas those of Sum- ” " maniac. Aiiitoitiie hows and board- °“d ing houses with their rates is included for

time' the entire Island.

and

its

E at over the Japanese. So far the Russians

eacr. ltls pitiful that it should be so, “nity has °°°°mp"!hej va'-V "MJ" In '

must has been about as ineffective as the

Russian navy. Beyond some raids in northeastern Korea, and dccesion_l un-

|Tl§S0

It’s easy enough for a salesm

suit, take you before a mirror. pa “Did you ever see anything fit so

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EHSY'

an to have you slip into a t you on the back and say: perfectly? Look at the

way that collar hugs the neck ; how well the shoulders set I"

&c_, &c.

But how about the wear of th

efitP De nds

A _ 4 ,_ pe upon the

tailoring. What is to liolcl that collar in place or to keep

those slioulciers in shape P

So doii`t go altogether by appearance ; judge ,by what

you know of the reputation of the store. tg,

Fxer since we have been in the clothing business we have

stood and we shall continue to stand back of every piece of clothing vie sell, to the end. Q#-_

If, when the season is over. you think you] haven’t had

your nione\'s wntli of wear. coiiie what we owe you.

back and letl us pay you

This 1. a sale store to tie to for yourlclothes.

_ Test us on Your Spring Suit.

THOUSANDS 0F Dili.LARS WORTH

of new >piing and suiuiner suit »

s are here at the best price

'you ever liezizd of Rf-nl good wearingsuits, $2.75 and up to the fini-st inziiit-iii ;§i5.ct\. Spring Ovcrcoat. $5_oo{to $r8_00_

_ ’ I

The only real good Hatters.

We Have thCIRigiit Hat

The Christy Hats are

best hats, prettiest hats. blaclf est hats, best wearing hats. lowest priced hats.

and lightest weight hats on top of the earth.

Most everybody on P.

E. Island wears Prowses’ Hats. Most everybody is a pretty good judge is’nt he?

The Christy and Suffolk

are always correct- *$-

The Suiiolk is the best

American hat that comes to town.

You should get your

new Har now. 5" J

Botti

two battles of the Yalu and Kinchou n

probably there are not.

The Calcutta Board of Trade has made

“SUNNYSIDE.”

a vigorous protest against the British

Chuncellor's increase in the' tea duties.

They naturally want to know why a pro- duct of India, a British country, should be made to bear a very heavy rate oi taxa-

tion, while the products of so many for- eign countries are admitted to the British markets free of duty. There is sound sense and justice behind the Calcutta

protest. We trust the merchant sxpor» ters there will make themselves heard.

Though different in kind.the high duty on tea is as unjust and impolitlc as that

which caused the Bostonians of 130 years ago to raise the memorable tes party .and pitch the tea into the harbor. A British

Government that prefers the rights and Interests of foreigners io those of British subjects is uns orthy of the name. Such a policy makes for dlsmebarment just ss a policy cf mutual preference within the Empire makts for union, consolidation

and strength.

GOT LAME BACK OR LUMBAGOY No need of that now. That sort of pain

can be knocked out in short order, for Pclson‘s Nervillne, which ls five times stronger than any other, penetrates at once through the tissues, reaches the source of suffering, drives it our ,nd “ma gives relief almost instnn t. Nm, mggh-, ut strength that gives Poisoii's Nervl- llne this power. cu will think it magic PIOWUYH' fsou try it, pain poes so quick-

woods on the outskirts of the town with ‘7 ' A air guns and breech. loaders dsstsoyiag

h t the lives of our feathered friends. Ilan

t a

'ltltr -

it' iexampls were made sf them it *uid be - ! Q `

om the means of doing an lncaionlahle

these

dn amount of good. So, farmers in the' . i~ .' ~

` 7

f important raids upon the Japanesellnes _ '

of communication, the famous Cossaoks have hardly been heard from. In the

mention is made of their achievements. , 'tmxfllfigg Very probably the conditions were un- i " ill

favorable in a hilly region for their sue- ,

oessiul use. And the Japanese appar~ ‘ I ently have as little fear of the Cossacks as

they have of Russian artillery or Infantry. It is quite clear the Cossacks can cut no

ilgurein the defence of Port Arthur, if indeed there are any in the garrison, as

s _

the ~ ,

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f” I ` ,f _fge ar" “

A 13" V§

ai -2;, ,\

“we no wiiii we iiivisinss iof no

_ .Aj g A J: N`

5 we iiwiis iiivia wsfi~ovizinsis” ii

Tumi V 1

ninoiins '

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Summer Underwear (special per garment). _ _ _ . . ._..._. z5¢ GoodCottonSocks.specislperpgir.......... ac

Sillt'I`ies.soe'cinlprice.,each_,. _

WorkingShirts.special.each....- GoodstrongBrsoes,speeial......._.... toe

FancyooloredShii'ts,s‘pecial._.__..._....._._.... .___ 80|;

- WhiteCottonNiglitShirts,speeial.._. _..._.-. 85¢

Men’s'1`weedFsnts_,specisi _ Boys' Clothing at big discounts to clear.

l\ien’s Clothing at big discounts to clear. i

TRIMMED MILLINERY

24 Trimmed Hats at special price each. _ ._ _ . _ .__ _ _ _ _ .$r,50 ,

All Wool Dress Goods special per yard. __ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ __ 48C

1 i i

Fancy Striped Voiles special per yard. . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 48g

ro pieces of Dress Goods worth up to $1.25. special.. _ _ _ 69c

Children`s Straw Hat, special. _ _ . _ _ . _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25c Ladies’ Cotton Hose special per pair. _ _ _ ._ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ioc

Ladies’ iiaitation Cashmere Hose. special per pair. _ _ _ _ _ _ i8c

Fancy and Plain White Dress Muslins _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ io:

New Wash Collars in pretty patterns. _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ . _ __ _ z5c

Good Black Sateen Underskirts . . . . _ . _ _ . . ._ . _ _ . _ .$1 20

Best Quality Sateen Underskirts. _ _ _ . . . . . __ . _ _ _ _ $2.25 3

Yards Good Toweliing for . . . _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'_ _ gc

l '=;"'~'A _ -=»§ “Q 5 J#

cue |

_ 'ii' Tris MILLINERY LEADERS, .

_ _ 7 s _ 4

r. Ptntiws

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HOME INSURANCE CC_- RE IORUNTU FIRE. Summefsiim and Ch't°W"-P'

THE HOMEINSURANCE COMPANY, E-I~» 554115' and Noflh

New York, April 25, i904 S d v

- ne C B St. John s

To our agents in Canada:-Asgou are no doubt interested. we tnire ‘this early ' y y’ ° °' '

on ortunlty no advise that "THE 0ME`S" net lose In the TORONTO (ONFLAG

RXTION is a trifle less than TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Foilowin i N’nd¢

`our usual custom, our afljusters are now on the izronnd prepared/ ic promptly and s uitahl ari ust tli s w h

dilscouuif Vile also ttaiiziaotifascpptclrltutiiilyi gf! sl:»]iili)iegtii,i‘iiaili:¢Y;)t~i`\i{ri iiiiteiitign :d“Ebe`I|o`l’i<‘>)v`;t-i S, Ss

ing facts. `

“THE HOMES" Cash UI iinl is THREE MILLION DOLLARS." Ill! Olsh - -

Ass¢rs,»xo»efi EIGBTEEN Mi’LLioN nouiaizs, and its surplus to Policy Holden W1” Sail f‘°m Mmlffeai °" °' is Over NINE MILLION DOLLARS.

, It ie probably unnecessary to arid that this coniiagriition docs not in the slightest 8b0l1¥ Thursday, 2nd June.

degree nUsct our policy orllnes, 'and that nur, faoilltiss for assisting our worthy

wr'-csentatives are undiminished.

With kind regards, we remain

..-¢. ._

Yours muy’ accommodation.

(Signed) E. H. A. Correa, Vice President. 'HENRV 1303311, & Co..

\' _ K. Rogers, Co. Ltd., General agents for P. E. Island, ‘ , Agents’ Montreal.

bteamer has superior passenger

HABEAS CQli_i:US CASE.

Frederick Murphy was yesterday

brounht before Mr. Justice Hodgson by the .ialler oi Quesrfs County Jail under the authority ci ri writ of Habeas Corpus issued to him. The Jailer's return to the ‘writ sho /veil that Murphy was held under a Warrant of Camtniiiiient issued by the Stlpendlary Magistrate of Charlottetown

‘breaches of the Act innlndlng a warrant Agent. Ch 'town of commitment could be executed at any 31 d3i

plies in this Province and that the V

language of Section 17 was compre-ii

henslve enough to include commitment.

The counsel for the prisoner on the other band contended that Seo 17,only ex- , tended to a warrant' of apprehens‘on ~to answer acharge; that a warrant of ~ prehsnslon warrent on an iniermatlzn whilatawarrent cf commitment was a

N. RATTEN BURY.

tii<`i§cK`i§;iii

lg. Sold by dealers everywhere, in large UDDI! I o0f1VlC©i0ll |01’ I 8005115 °f|'°D°° 2”' b°""ie“- agalnst_the Prohibition Act. The sill iavit

‘___ _ f Y _gi upon which the writ ef I-labeas Corpus

was granted showed that Murphy was

arrested by two police constabics of Ohsr-

WE ARE SHOWING

Some Bar- gains in Einc Soaps

JUST NOW

Including Col ate's Colossal, Bay Rum, Pain Oil, White Clematis, etc., Clenvers, Eng- lish and others - genuine French Castiles in bar and cake.

For soap bargains try us.

A. W.Reddiil. Ph m.B.

The Square Druggist, Sunnyside.

loit-.town at Kensington, in Prince County under thls warrant and lodged in

Qu e-'s Couiity,.Iali and than before his`

arrest the warrant was not endorai d by a Justlceloi the Peace for Prince County authorliiiiig its execution ln- that Oouoty.

The counsel for the prosecutor and magistrate contended that an endoihe-4 ment bye County Justice was not neces- sary es under the 17th section oi’ the Pro- hibition Act auch endorsement was dispensed with. That section resdsas follows: , “l7_ Bnnimonses to persons against »whom information is ial-l for sn olfence or ctlcncas against this Act and In wit- nesseimayba served anywhere In this Province and s warrant agslnst such person or against a witness may be executed anywhere in this Province by the constable, pollos oilioer orother peace

warrant on a conviction; that a warrant ofapprehension authorised the arrest of

the J ustlce to be further dealt with, and satisfied the concluding words of , gee 17 whereas a warrant of commitment authorised the arrest of thc defendant. and his commitai to jail. In the for-mer‘ case li the defendant was sms pd sud

but fl the section was held to extend to s warrant or commitment, then ln its execution either it or the section would

was put in iall, the section of the Act was not complied with, and if he was taken behre the Migistrate as directed by the statute. then the warrant which said to airs him to J in ws. disotnyeii ina the priscner’e counsel therefore argued thahl the section 17 did not extend to a commit 1 ment but was coailned to a warrant of apprehension, the obedience to which also obeyed the statute.

Mr. Justice Hodgson held that section

the defendant and his bringing him before d

May Concern

Pursuant to the recommen ation of surveyors, the Schf

For the Benefit of Whom it

Glenora, 76 t_on_s, built in

883,wili be sold at Public

bmgni befor. ui," mqumu bm Outfit, Wh¢1’¢ §i1¢ lies stranded

I Auction, together with her

the warrant and statute were obeyed at the ann-an¢e. gf Rt1SiiC0

arbor,P. E. Island, 011 Wed'

hiv. io imiiscbmti. roi- iitiirceraiiasiit n°s'd“Y» I5* °f .inner 1904’

2 o clock, p. m. -

Also at the same time and

place her cargo _ff 81 £0115 of

on Hood Coal

Terms at sale.\ HORACE HASZARD,

Agfnts

31 d ai ' ' _

omcer hcliioa the same without endorse- 17 ,mb ,,,',p||¢.| W ,mn ,A | th i * ` ` ‘=-'='i=='1”"' ' '"4

_ n e dest

mm tiyssssiice or ins Pune an cts mm, ,,,, " ‘

ce e _ not to commitments, snfi

°°‘"lW in *MW *Wh P°”°“ °" "'°“°°' discharited the prisoner from custody.

is found an n an

i W. im.. ti. .moi -» g._n......., ir. c, -»»»»m f°='h=iAiiTiF

sn-niiii snsii be brought mms sts ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. “J ,, W .M , _ Magistrate who Issued the warsaat to be m°,m°,mfM,:,.Ph° M n .we or hsstel accents vfl°°°

iatsitwfmcufsiiim vo me hcqlroaect » --._-.___’_’._____

Q .- _nicnitmaiiaaii taisstosomae 1 -. L T 9

..._ ""i?§'i'l'|2RAv

‘t°'1i|‘i:‘iioauia1`at‘rigasithse the seliit ei BENTLEY! Llnlnicliio to teen so ° °"|;,,,,,.s~».

[_ we an was me qi :sms roi- ,asian lima" .mi mmm ui ti-in I _. i ani"-"il e