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"'l'i"'work at Chatham, N. B., at‘railroadinll. If PM ‘° ”:’_i:*‘“°  .3 .lT.i‘€...i§.'“;:“L§§;Li,&“sE‘;';§.?§§,:.,
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concrete and timber work. Best of wages to ,,,,-“,"~,1°';° '“°°"°=,,f;',,§;,‘; ;,r;:;,_ “' “"“°° °
good men. '
1 ‘ Address until May
 After May lst to Chatham, N. B.
. MORillSON &_CLARK,
4-iodwfmzw Summrrside. *
lst to Summerslde,
-'\~\ ‘ E P » '
-I-LQYE nuts and bolts, ceuient
-- topc,plugs,valv<s,tubes
, if <7’ ' Bicycle
. H a r d tw a r e
_-_IIT fi includin s okes .ixes
Cameron
Ee? Co.
_L
"ir you buy as suit or ove.-~ v .
coat this season l can save you
20 p. c. to 25 p. c. on your pur-' Beer  \7\/'@t.k_¢_
clinic. Give me YOUR tradc,i
M, send your neighbors in alsoi
and by doubling my. output l,
. » . l
will be satisfied with small pro ,
fits. ll. H. Brown. 4-Z2ii3i 5
Dr. E. M.Cfossman I
E ye Spccialist £53  There are about. 30 samp-
Charlottetown P.E.l ‘
A
-i
day ,\p|ii 2_:, lqlr lill Tliiiisilay .-\rlii zj.
\\'ill lk' :lt l*l.'ill`~` Howl, li|'¢\ii:»lb.'»\i|t-,~.
fm-n Thur-day April 27,1011 lill Salurc'a\y|
Aprl iq, ilpll. *
All iiye work attended to. 
I willbe nt the above inenti<>n»_-<l 1
place to attend to all cases of iinper-§
feet vision and eve trouble. Child- i
/sl ' _
ion and grown ups will receive e.\-l
pert attention.
C0n.sult'tiou Free
“‘ ' ~ sprin nat here. Prowse Bros
1 '  ` EM. C_rossman,D.0 ’
EYL` SPEC|AL]S\‘_ Dozens ofputterns in the new
i-:':l;0i. ___
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A THE |
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QPAPRESS
. .TJ SHOE ¢
THE SHOE THAT NEEDS
NO BREAKING IN
When you examine the
Empress Shoe illustrated
here you will immediately
note that it is not an ordin-
ary shoe. The last has life
and snap. *he pattern style,
and fits the foot perfectly,
arching and supporting the
instep as few shoes will do.
H
We have the agency fo
“Empress Shoes ‘for Wo-
men.”
MORRlS & S MIT!!
ron slits on RENT AT
csN1Riu. nrnrour. 1
The subscriber offers at Private sale
the desriable dwelling house .at Cen-
tral Bedeque containing 10 rooms
and fitted with hot and cold water;
'sewerage, bath toilet and all modern
improvements.
Convenient out-buildings, lawn, or-
chard, shade trees. Every thing well
kept and in first class repair-
Terms e sy.
`,For Dariiculars apply to Wm. Call-
back, Esq., Bedeque, or W. H._l’eth-
ick, Charlottetown.
4-lidtf.
-
it .n
f-shopner as it Is today. and it. will
»
i'to Boston,Tuesday 2nd Moy l9ll
Kev: Sheetings at
' , 4 22 ’rt_f.
Another lot. of smart, new soft
front. shirts. mainly lil stripe eff-
ootsjust opened n day or two aqo.
Theseut S I. I5. $1.50, and S175.
Moore or McLeod 4 24dtf.
Sample skirts-Asl\ to see that
special 55.00 line that the ready
to \\'.~ardoparm1ent is offering at
los-Serqas. Par/ins 4-2»id2iril,_
-.\l ew Cretouues at
& \Veeks.
4-zzdrtf.
CC
ro
fr-
F1
wrsold mor:-. Mllllnery at our
Mililnery opening than we ever
sold before. Because it exempli-
fied the styles of the season with-
out being extreme-and the in~
dlvidual touches for each person
appealed to everyone Get your
Q
Ltd. . 4 l8(ii.f.
lace curtains are now being
shown The price 490 to $8.00
por pair. Stanley Bros 4 24d6i
Patons never was as interest-
ingto the sight sver nor to the
be tonight.anfJ during next. week
it is an exhlnitlon of the A/orl:i's
best goods-The new goods. for
spring. Along every counter and
y our o the Sum
odist Church a uu-
nnimous invitation was ex-
tended to llev.‘ James Strothard to
main as their pastor for another
year, which invitation has been ac-
copted.-J.
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-The following persons registered
nt the Queen Hotel, Summersiile,
Saturday 1-W. H. Pope, Pictou; W.
ll. White, S. E. White, Alberton; E.
Arselmult, St. Chrysostoni; Rev.
ll. Gauthier, Palm_er's Roiid; T.
James, Moncton; E. M. McPher-
sonm A. McPherson, Cnpe Traverse;
A. H. Budd, Toronto; W. I’. Callag-
lutn, St. Louis; J. J. McNulty, Ab-
rnni's Village; W. E. White, Mnrk-
llalc, Ont.-J.
225?-
--Tlie new seed cleaning machinery
recently installed bv Holmsn's I.td.,
Slimniei‘side, is now ,working on their
timothy seed. They- are very enthus-
iastic over the satisfactory way they
clean seeds. The firm claim that the
installation of this plant will enable
them to oft-er seed far superior to
anything imported as yet offered for
ti-rested parties to call and see this
machine in operation. -
-The Wesleyan says-The Secretary
of Slnumerside Auxilllary writes: At
the March mcgting of the Auxilliary
the members sl'lo\\'e»:l their apprecia-
tion of the President, Mrs. Charles
W- Strfllvr. "a lady ret/trawl," by pr.;-
senting hor with a certiucatc ot Life
.\lembt~rsliip, Mrs. B. M. Gough made
the presentation, referring in fitting
terms to Mrs. Strcng's many years
of faithful, unselfieh work in the Anx-
iliary of which the certificate is but
H slight token ui appreciation.
-The members of Hattie Stewart
(‘ourt,'(.`anndinn Order of Forcsteris
at Kensington, having such a inrg»
increase in their membership dllring
this month by organizer Tarbush,
have decided to hold a banquet on
Tuesday evening, May 2nd. Every
member is earnestly requested to
bring his lady. A committee has
been selected to ensure success and
also to arrange for a good program
for cntertalnnrent. A third, special
meeting will be called in a few dnvs
to initiate another batch of candi-
dates, before the banquet.
ESTIMATES ALL PASSED
MAY PROROGUE TOMORROW
good (ical 0t~_c»oY|iTti‘i:-»T.iEr‘syA licftwweenrthre
Commissioner uni ~. Mnthi
\\ould not llccept the (‘ommissioner's
der und condition the lntter to main
every floor there is much to so i.
so much in fact. that the most oi
it must perforoe escape notice on
a casual visit.. The new reaoyvto
Opposition persisted strongly in thc
lpniliafor rcpnirs which should have
cnntpntmn that the Govcrnmsent had ilu lm eriul placed on the streets. R0y&l wllf0l\S  ll) 
‘been done bythe contractor The was reasonable' The mst meet 0' veltllif And AXfl\lf\Sl¢|‘  l0
a card to R. T. Holman, Ltd., Sum-
-Tbo D McKenzie Co, Ltd have
The lecture was nicely inter; sr
there. At the close J. H. licll, in a
short speech, moved s. hearty vote of
thanks to the lecturer which was src-
0f1ll@{l'bY Alex. Campbell and carried
unanimously.-J.
the case. The house had been brought
over on the ice and pluccd ut the
foot`of Prince Street.
_ Mic. MATHIESON said that he was
informed that some men, supposed
to be respectable, had removed the
Plank and were removing thc best
timber from the whnrf. He (Mr. Ma-
tlneson) supposed thc parties bud
bought the lumber. His information
was at tlie-‘service of the Government
privately, if wanted, and Hun. Mr.
Lumnnskey said they would be very
glad to get it.
tisvcral members spoke of wllurves
wnnted_ or needing repairs in their
localities. Passed.
_P1\¢k€tS. $3,875, passed without
discussion. Next came Romls. $30,-
000. and culled forth it nlunlicr of
highways in bud order in different
llrlR'. MCLEAN brought up the ex-
penditure ol $389 for enlth plated on
beach, paid to tbiee men who were
having ccllnrs exc v t l Th
s ticking condition,
, ions were given to haw: only
1 d it
he rate of B cents a lond hc thought
iwear department, in the |_ad|,~,s lcontrnctors is supplied with the bout, If acl“g_ mth". with 0' 'UM cl. 0" “
i ’ - .` ' ‘ . f tl t' , l ~. °
Una,-|0f,y_eLown_ and P,;,LU|~|; _qgm-Qlccipts from the service, “vgrdsic I_;i.,nediI)ut lunch better “nm AGYFCST SlZ€(A |‘l.\gS.
lf an immense ll'-‘GLOV ln 7-ha 5aV` I _THE_ PREMIER e_xpl"ined that cmblrcport' from the nliiiziclmilig eil: writteli AAUIIIAICKAS (if Rllgs T0 Cl1008C ff0m»
Come while choosing is easy. L
irq of money for those who make
it their shopping home 4 24dt.f.
Parlors ‘_ one of the Smhts oriqetq $2400 qubsidy and nl, the “_ road wus to make the road dltilcult  “lgl1OSl pi'lC¢ in all CQSCS l0l‘ I l rooms and small houses,
l "l‘.'~mlersliim: cleans more silver in
hull :in hour. than paste or powder
_in half rl day, and clenns it better-
'no rubbing to wear the plating-25c.
'pkge-lC.A. Foster, Central Druirstore,
Sunnyside. 4-22d2i.
The punular Cluett Arrow Col
ars are here today in great var-
ety Wo are showing all tho new-
[est stylesln clnsi-fset fold collars.
lwlth either square or round coll-
iar. Those oome in quarter sizes
,and tho pfioels 200 each. 3 for
,50o. Gluett Collars not onlv fit
land wear butthry possess all the
lstylo that skillful Glitters and ex-
:peft finishers can put into a coll-
lar. There is no collar as smartly
1553/llshas theCIuett collars.There
is a style lo suit. every -need and
every taste and we have the style
that will suit, you 200 each 3 for
50. Moore Q McLeod 4-Zddtf.
__ ,_,___U;__ _
New Towelings at
'er & `\\"eeks.
ii-22<lrtf.
,...
Ice permitting first sniling
FARES
Ist Class $ 11.00
2nd Class io.2o
Returning steamer eaves
For further information ap-
T. NICOLL
Agent, Charlottetown.
4-z5drlh6m.
Good Business Stand
' and Properly 3
Fl
tltrnctois ns u rule would make i-is few
lrepairs ,as is necessary to keep the
lbont in running condition. In 'the
lnicuntimc the machinery was wear-
p or in re
gard to this mutter. '
Mil. MATHIESUN inquired wheth-
er the road inspector had made any
'mx Out' entire new pmnking for the- requisition. showing that this work
ld(-ck was required and these cost a
good deal. He hoped the sum culled
tor would not all be needed. He un-
derstood thnt when the bout wus
handed over to the contractors there
was an understanding that the Gov-
ernment should do something more
to place the boat in complete condi-
tion later.
HON. MR. MCMILLAN pointed out
that it was found necessary to pro-
tect the bout in contact with the ice
which called for some outlay "Oli be-
-fore expected. The service to Rocky
l’oint was well done and was of vast
importance to a large section where
the people had no railway accommo-
dation und could not at pl‘€S¢f\f~ get
the bridge they so much needed.
ln reply to Mr. Mutbieson, the Pre-
mier snid he was informed that about
'$1,000 of the $5,000 asked for had
been allready expended in putting thc
‘strainer in thorough repair. The
,bout is kept })nsured by the Govern-
n'ien_t for S5,0 0.
revernl Opposition members hoped
the Government would in no more
I Y
repairs which 'are properly charge-
;zlblo to thc contractor, and that no
,more old, stale bills for outlay made
three years ago would be coming in.
’l`he item then passed.
Wliarves, $4,000, brought up an
inquiry as to what wus done with
the old Southport. wharf. Hon. Mr.
l‘ummiskey said it had not been sold.
lit was hoped the Dominion would
tnlii it over,.but they had no assu-
riiuce that this would he done. Home
of the plank had been stolen over a
year ugo and u detective was put on
,R,,..,,,.,,,,, 5 1,85., worN ro_rnls eolu-:
When the body is well nourished it
Boston Saturday at r-oon. stores up fatty tuuuuu; fur future
needs-just as a prudent num lays
away part Of his earnings for a
plyt() rainy day-giving that rounded
plumpness which tells the story ot
llc;-feet health, Nervous strain and
overwork cause this surplus to be
used up, the reserve strength ‘9 H0110
-you are “worn to thc bone" for the
bones of the face and hands stand
s__1-_..;.l=Y._.._.__-____1 out unpieasantly.
'i"l1is run-down condition _calls for
Vinol our delicious curl liver and
, .
'ro tonic without oil. It makes new
  lucslli and blood, gives You strenlll-h~
Your money back if it doesn't You
  . talrlolno risk-lot Vinol make Y'0ll Well
nga n
     E.  Foster, Drugglst, Charlotte-'
consisting of ltoro, dwelling house,
'born and other out-buildings, all in
perfect repair and well pointed, be-
%,pructlco1ly now; also 9) sores oi
me llnd.
-Thin property is 'beautifully and
conveniently situated. within A few-
miuutu' walk of three churches and
only tw .hundred yards from the
_Tryon gonoolldswd School. Il also
tho clove una ol' the rural mall
zieotad; | iii ovferybi-upset A very
. 005*-0 QI' 1
wut tor .nlilttng mi
.- APP!! to '
' lhavp is lull »u|>p|_\~ of r-ve_r5'-
‘ thinzynu could post-ibly require
in lobster factory supplies, ul-
town, l’. Fi. I.
“ONE PRICE T0 ALI.-
” and flttin il but one
glzxivrilgiiilzrhlch 1 tok: particular
ride in mr work on steam nine
llltluvs. I have had over 95 years
ox erlence in mv ' "°'|¢"¥0\Il‘
neighbors or friends are my
1, best references. .
Phone ll9|J for Prices.
Jas. A. llicl-lachern
|24 Gt. Goo.-Str
Monday the l7lll Of Qllflll |9||.
we started our one price Totem
and we respectfully an our
customers never vo u_lt ul 10
deviate from our improvedl
“‘motl\od. We lulieve it tofbe the
only llonnlt hail of doing busi-
ness. llslrown. TIN YUM!
was required? (lr wus he moved by
the men who had cellars to dig? Hi;
iiskcd _the 'Commissioner to supply
:after six o clock the best justifica-
tion he could.
HON. L. McDONAl.D clifimcd that
i-1 large amount of grnvel had been
put on the streets of Snuris inform-
er ' years under similar conditions
which he intimated Mr. McLean
knew all about.
EVENING SESSION. `
‘The House resumed its sitting, the
hrst on Saturday evening in many
yours, at 8.30 o’clock.
THE PREMIER, in reply to Mr.
Mathleson, said that he hoped on
Monday afternoon to be able to take
up thc representation question and
utter that thc reciprocity question.
There was some conference between
the lenders as to some ugrceinent in
regard to the oyster fishery question.
It wns agreed to uppoint n joint
committee of five. '1`hc following
were ngreed upon: The Premier, I-lon.
Mr. Richards, Mr. (lox, Mr. Mathie-
son and Mr. Arseuault, to meet on
Monday ut 10 o’clock. _
THE PREMIER thought it might
be possible to arrange for prorogn-
tion on 'l‘llcf=tln.y afternoon.
Uornnlittce of supply was then re-
sumed. The earth put on the roads
at Sfouris was the first subject and
wus discussed by Hou. I.. McDonald
and Mr. Mclienn.
I-ION. MR. (.‘-UMMISKEY suitl thc
payment of $76 was not for earth
hut for stone. He rend the instruc-
tions sent to Patrick McDonald, who
supervised the work.
The discussion was conducted at
some length by seven or eight mem-
bers und the sum required was vot-
cd.
Rond Inspectors' snlarics, $2,l90,
passed with little debate. Bridges,
including Hillsboro Bridge, $25,000,
brought out the explnnution from
the Commissioner that it. is intend-
ed to plank the rolidwuy uncw, ata
cost of some. $2,000. Passed.
Bushing Ice, $750, passed nftcr n
short discussion. The remaining
items of the ordinary estimates were
passed after brief debate, including
miscellaneous expenditure on Public
Works, $4,500, Dcbenture Sinking
Fund $11.59, and Unforseen, $250.
Capital Account, including Con-
mste Culverts, $1,800; Permanent
Bridges, $20,000; Rights of Wny,
$1,500; New Jail, $9.000; Jnil Site,
ssoo, u total of $33,100. was the
next vote called for. All were agreed
to before 10.30 o'clock.
The Premier submitted supple-
mentnry estimates, which will be
considered on Monday. The House in
committee agreed to the bill to
amend the Act relating to Landlord
and Tenant. The bill was agreed to
and the House adl0\ll'l16<l tl" 11
o`clock on MondnY-
It should have been mentioned that
when the grants for exhibitions were
under discussion Mr. Delaney st\”0UK-
ly urged the clnlms of Prince Coiml.Y
for a grant of $1,600 and $200 for
Mm . " H’  ‘ - 1 _Ml mf  Egmont Bn?-
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  i A -no sl... as so-fusion `  A “
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-All news, advertising and sub- » `
scriptions in Alberton and Vicinity , - _ ‘ ’
should be handed to H. Clark, Agent. . '
1-25drtf. '
__ ' (1 T » Ol _
H0i:.'iil'§ei:§: eliiiiildgrie ngiiotliilellifii ~\.. Sales Prices Strictly Cash To Everybody
merside. 4-24dr2i. .
»` e
gent, Summer Street.. All news \\, rl  ~--is. 4"""“-\
should be given to J. F. Lntlerty, 1', "* ,-Qs.-/” ». JJ 5
Gunrdlun Correspondent, Wntcr - $55  ,rl-‘ 'll\"` . \ `¢
street. . i-asurtf. ‘  We have thousands of pairs for  .
` ',f 1,: 1'5"- -. V - ' af' 'll `; \ i
-The lectuen on Beautiful Bermuila ‘  -.\\ 7 you to hhoose froml and we - gu ‘ _ _
if
(yr
gn-eu by haf. James s,_rmuuu~<i ru 1 = autee all to be priced lower_-value i  .
unc. Au uu-itutlnu is extended to in.,Ex23;?)i,gala-stS;£m;;§;"§a,;;‘,y1`,§j -`  \ for value-than you will flud_11UY 
tended. His Worship Mayor Morrison X °`-5-.E _~`.` Wl`l€l'€ C156 111 C3I13d3°"1uc]udu1g an
1 " 1 ° ,_____
with humorous stories of liaiilehiines --1- . ’ ' 
ii g , 5-1-1-  S
thflll COOK lilace duringfhis residence
at prices that defy competition--liou"1e or abroad. Colne and see them--~ex- |
amine our values and compare with whatvis offered elsewhere. -
\Ve kno.v we are the Best Carpet People and we want _vou to know '
it too, and let us make good on this Statment. ~
Tapestry Body
. . ., 9
a large shipment of Rennief famous ' ,lay r~\   H _ 1
XXX Clovers due here this week in '  ,A _;\ ` _“--
nud rags thirty ms each. ou sale its sstgs, xg,  __,\,=- \
at Kensington and New London    d N c  ? ---` if ,A
stores. 1  - "' 
Au udvertisi; su erside     u ` M A
_ n mm ._ ..‘ .'-  -- ,  5,; _ ,Y
and vicinity for The Morning Daily -  Q21; ~.~;;~r5. ;
und Rural Daily as well ns all new  .`~ - .` -f§""~"' _ ` '
und renewal subscriptions should be " r`\ 5;-;I,\"-.'7t“é_     \
_ . ,.,__ M., . pu.
banded to Miss Amy G Burrows, it- - ' _5!='_»'-_-;f.» ., "’°_~‘-‘-.Y ' , ‘
_ Them .j, .
acted as Chairman. The ilev. -lecturer ' gf: T  ' ` ‘  T17* 'N'
who \vas stationed in Bermuda for 1   luml Order Houfses' _  
several years gave`a vcr~- inte-resting ._' 'LQ ,  gd. T
and instructive address on the life and 2  Ge* Yours T y '
habits of the people of that climc. ' 1 I
Brussells Body Lin0l¢UmS
I icaéflls
25:: to i5c per yard
'l`;lpestry Stair 25c to
Soc per yard.
Jute Body And Stair Carpets
9c _to 50c per yard.
English Oilcloths 2 yard wide. pmq ya. z2¢.2s¢.so¢uui ssl
Carpets In lengths' of V5 ,to io
yards at 35 cents the
square yard. Other
grades, 4oc, 45c, 5oc,`
55c and 6oc.All 2 yards
wide. Prices on 2 yd.
widths 5oc, 55c,6oc and
65c the square yard.
550 to $i.5o_p€1”W1fd
Brussells Stair 95C to
$1.40.
' &
('r oiled moi; pauuifiuog) 59Cfi0f1S- &_,
M _ ` " ‘
this mutter, arid :the Oplillcéiltiilh th? streetfq of Simms and Un me   
-explanation us satisfactory. It had 4 , _ , “»“ e_“_ 0”” “'°""' _ nh'  u to  
been stated that the bt-nt was hund- J' `]` H""'heh' '1h°s` K'cl‘h""“ “nd H' Tap 'V $ - p $
ed over to the contractor in good or- Ju Mi-ibou' It, _left the ‘street in “ last A3 ‘he largest "I the cilyv
ltnin hor in complete repairs. The sé-L25' MR' _ (lUM.MISKEY Slim iw, BfUS3¢lS,  T0 
Natty Straw Mats-s
The most popular low priced floor
ering made. just see it.
5x6 leet......... 3612 each _
6x9 “  $l.50 “
9:9 “  2.00 “
9xI2 300 “
very durable and satisfactory for lied-
COV-
Window Shades
Good Shades :Sc each, Better grades
up to 1.50. Shades made to order up to
1 ro inches wide.
4
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The f
Carpet
Store -
issell’s Carpet Sweepers $2.00 to $4-.00
Get out of the Rut of Sameness.
Buy Your Carpets here.
Entrance, 96 Queen Street
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‘ fm-lu..
f “$7
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_ TOILET SETS iopieccs 2.00
These goods are of English make,
\ 0/ good, stron and servicable and for value
_ 5,, ‘W
@
Dinner Sets
' DIN-ssh ssrs 95 pieces $4.45
DINNER SETS 97 pieces 5.60
can’t be bea§en in Canada.
A N.M¢Kay