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f' Nets and extra fine Lasting
cheap stuff called cut prices
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Do your suit trousers need a
day oH. Separate trousers
make a good substitute. Are
yona wee bit tired of the pat-
tcrn of your suit? Separate
trousers make a good change.
I have varieties enough in pat-
terns to hsirnioni/.c 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.
ifdi wlaw
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‘iuaannawvv-maui-Q
A HOME-
LIKE HOTEL
That‘s what the“Strath-
cona is-A "home like
hotel". '
Home like in its surrouud~
ings, in its furnisl1ings~ in
its absolute cleanliness-in
_ fact the whole atmosphere |
of the place breathes ofliome. |
A ininh nppi-t~ii;\il~il i`l~n\ui'c
ofllu: ">‘l|'.\li\i‘in\i\"i~ the ;\l>»
~mu~l~~»f ~e1 l\onr~ for dininz.
"¥~`\1'nil\f-tina" g1|c~t.~' rlinc
win-1| llwy pl4~a\.~il.
\\'<- Inu 1: cxrelleni nvcuniot
r~hccrl'\|lly supplied.
THE STRATHCONA 
’ tra
Formerly “lion 'i`o|1llosirt\1rant" _
(Jrafton Ft. opposite St. “U
Paul`s Church.
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Passengers, baggage, etc, conveyed tip.
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Me~
Donald 81. McKi1111on's Drug Store or at nf'
ltablcs, Sydney Street, near Steve I'»'I
son’a Corner. j. M. NICHOLSON, “.|
I M 'rum cuannorrnrowgfc cuaanrai
Reels. Lines, Flies, Landing work, mining lions by utils and
holding always the ground that has
been gained. It was thus the forest was
Lines fiom loc t0 $1 0° each cleared away, houses, churches and
wdat we "ave to help you schools erected, roads :and liridges
L'
\\'
thc bringing in ofthe Prohibiton Law in
Qucen’s County marks an important era
in our provincial history. Like ei/€l'.Y
t
g In the Waters lleteabbtlt. o her step in thc development and better-
nt Itlecountryit has beena Zrhd
Properly constructed Rods, |:° ° '
g iphs, telephones and , improved
' I
farm nnichlnery, better live stock and
dairying introduced.
It was thus that political and consti-
tutionalrcforlns were brought about-
Nf\ good going out with little l»ylittlc,aiter earnest and strsnu
ous agitation,-and always thc ground
gained was held. The family compact
Ol' S:\l€$, gel. the g00tlS with swept, away, responsible government
the MAN behind them who cstiililislieil, the course of absentee
larnllorilisrn abolished, all classes and
crccds given equal rlgllts, thu voting
fanchise extended, the school house door
sctwidc open to the child of the poor
man. These were thc works of lnnny
, able and earnest men as leade1s,hacked
_ by the plain people and stcdIastly’\dl\crerl
The Druggrst. to `
-- ----v'°i-- seeing acconiplislied the hettcruients to
SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 0, 1%,
Anything ~;;j;1ij; _;;.;j;;;;;..;;;1;i;;.;;;.i1;_ii i;1;i..1
_ Paoliislfioaqtsrisiisiirn.
Thevotlngoutot the Scott Act and
al process, involving hard and patient
onstructcd, railways, atcamers, tele-
ri `
from generation. Many died without
liieli they had ;.:i\'eu much earnest
bu
1l:|iinu~t'm- a fi-w pi-i~|nn||\-n- crm
lninrsll-r< .\n_\'i|\f<n'nn1t\nn1~l--
. _ ten
i:nril||n: r;\tc.~ ei 1-.. \\lll be
S8
xntiolis. License la\v~i were matic more
stringent.. and then at thc first. opportun-
ity the Scott Act was brought in by the
\'0
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Pro
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LV
followed by the Sons of 'I`c1npcrancc, the
Tcniplnrs, the church tcmpcranee organi-
izreat step for\\'ard-t,l1c people claiming S1
the richtto abolish the trade inaleoliolic Monday.
beverages. And inthe three counties,
thr
\\'l\
ch:
It was thus, us \\'e have said, that the
no the banner Province of prohibition, an
inspiring example to the Canadian sister-'
hood ot Provinces. May ` “eternal
vigilance" over hold and guard the [round
we have gained! _
All honor to the men and women whose
earnest clfortc and unswerving fidelity in
thc home, the church, the division and
lodge room have cffccted thlagreat reform,
exystalliscd it into law, and brought the
law into successful operation all ovsr the
Province. All honor to the msn of Prince,
Kings, of Queens, of Charlottetown who
have gone so many times to the polls to
vote at the plebiscites, to bring in the
Scott Act, to prevent its repeal nt the ,
hands of its enemies, and finally to repeali
it themselves that the better law may i
take its place. We shall never know at
what sacriilcc of time and money all this
has been eii`ceted.OIten,as In the Qucen‘s
County election just held, mcn were taken
from their work at a busy season, but
they nobly made a sacrifice and they have
no\v their reward in the consciousness of
duty done. It has been the pcoplc`s work
and we believc that in tilts ns in other
cIl`orl.s for the betterment. of our common
country our people will stcdfnsily hold
thc ground so nianfully won. `
%______
MARKET DAY RATES.
The Moncton 'l`ranseript tells that
the Intercolonlal Railway will oil`e1'
eilort but the work went on. special cncouraizcment to farmers In the
way of reduced rates to and from market
, great temperance reform has been carried towns. These market return tickets will
lou to itil] present proud position. The
total abstinence societies of sixty to
venty years ago were the pioneers,
tes of tin- people. This was really lv.
cient Prohibltory Lawinayconiein to world. To prevent biliousnesness
wn the labors of three generations of
mer-ance reformers. b - , _ ~ Iver.
You'll never have headache, you‘il nevcr
The Si.~ottAct did great good in many lilivcasougstqnilicg, butyiou will have
 M ufruy  in no iirauus.-."‘i_ur..  :.”..:.i.‘i;:“.:l:;
fn.,-,mtl il, ,msn great, edncnggy w. I)r. IIarnilton's Pills, die. per box or five
. . _ boxes forlone dollar.
rd bringino 1r\ the more advanced
._____
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IUCTC LiIl(.l(!l\t/ IIICIISIXFD W8 DOW EIBVC
vhilution has uvwmillishcd 11 stent allow for it the best price in cash or
ough good and evil report, the ground points, have n radius of 130 miles allotted
s held. Parties in power were to them, instead of the till miles in ease of'
tngi-d, rgovernments rose and fell, but, aniullcr towns, and n\a1~kct_relu|'n tickets
the people of l{ing`s, Queens and Prince will be issued every day for those cities.
held on to thc Scott Act. The rate will be the price ofa second-class
The ag|mm0n for enum Dmhlbmon ticket for the round trip, less 25 per cent.
followed. In successive plcbiscitcs thc The ""“`k0f '-Ickcw Wm not be R00d
people dcmm,de,| pmhibmon for “H except for continuous passage to or from
Canaria. I<`ailingin this, and llnding that the ""“'k°d i°“`"° The Tmnscfipi'
the P,.m.,nCes lmd power to pmmbn, Intimates that the new tickets will be
hinuwil. bOund,u.|cS’ me people de_ issued at an early date- -within tivo
"ded a Pmhiblbory Law from our weeks or thercabouts. It is to bc prc»
ms],,w,.e_ It was R stmnuous fight' sumed that the system will bo extended
Lv,,.t_ol.y wus mined and we law went, to Prince Edward Inland, although no
the sm,_u,_U b00k_,,1uw for (nc entire announcement has yet been made. Our
Vince, but wmch at “mt could Lake farniers ought certainly to have the same
ct only in Chm.|oL,_ewwn_ Here we reductions hs are given to farmers ou the
rave had it for live years, and now. one M“i"I“"d'
onelthe plain people of Prince, Kings *"¢' “-*
and Queens have voted out thc Scott Act
that the more advanced and much more
efll
I)1', IInn\ilton’s Pills which keep
system clean and purc, regulate
\\‘ 0
1-28 d 1 vr Teleplioue No. 25
  olirpior truilic was never so utterly
 Quin
Paton  7d ti
v
g _ . City Council mccT.s_bn'thc or-.cond Mon-
~'. rl in each month. James Paton, Mayor;
. _L W. Clarke, City Clerk. .
be second-class, and will bc issued at
country stations atorwithln i0 miles of
the towns of Gan\pbellt.own, Ililthurst,
.\`cwcastlc, Ghatlmni, Frcdcrietionv
llloncton, Amherst, Truro, Picton, New
Glasgo\v,Autl;;onisl\ and Sydney. They
will be issued on Tuesday, Thursdziy and
Saturday of each week and good to return
on thc same or the following day, the
lturday ticket being good to return on
St. Jolm and llalifax, being terminal
A 1111110Us IIEADAC11 12.
Is one of the meanest things in
USE
the
the
o\\e|~»,|¢ivc tontto kidneys and l
WE WANT NVOOI. and we will
' ,June 5. An article in tho
rk in Chai-intinoii-ii. as is frankly trade. Our well known leadership cllrrent number of the 'Varsity is full
mitted bynninynf its Iormeropponents. in I°w prices is to ‘y°“r advantage fit'
here lor it really nets you a better "IN
_ _ price in trade than you can possibly IIS
credited and beaten flown in-any land get Qlsewhel-e._ We are Showing H Uni
many age as it is today in Prince lot ofnotable specialities this week cel
\\arill.sland. It is it proud position including? Spienfiid bargain lim’ °f "n H =_
rich cu1'I‘roviucc huldsin that reiznrd pretty slnrt walsts at 79°' each' "dvmed "nd cuqulsh' and which is i i M M
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knows it is cool. It is good look-
ing and it retains its shape»
\Ve have abig handsome show'
inn' awaiting you.
Prices from $6.00. $8.00,
$1o.ooo- $12.00.
All made in the lop notch of
style.
zoo Tweed Suits priced from_
isoo to $12.00 at a clearance
pi ice 56,75.
The balance of our rubber rain
proof coats at r-3 off
OUR CRAVENETTE COAT
AT $10.00
The Dark Grey Cravenetle
Coats at $12.00 and $14.00 are`
worth putting your money into.
'l`lien these our offerings for this
week e interesting. Read them
over, then come and see them.
Men’s'I`wecd Pants$z.oovalnci`or...... .. . ._  $1.25
l\icn's Tweed Pants $2.25 value lor . . . . . . . . . .
.. . ..  .  ........$1,65
Meu'sTweed Pa1.ts$2.5ovalue for..... . ..   .. .  ._ _...$200
Men'sBlue]umpers65cvaluefor    .  ..  2‘5c
Mrn'sodd Vestsfrom     .  .......75cto$1.5o
Men’sTweedSuitsfrom.........................    .. .$5.ooto$I4.oo
Men‘sCravenette Coatsirom   . . . .
....   .. ...._...$9.5uup
Men’s Bice, Black, Grey and Striped Overalls,from  .   75c:0$Il25,
Men‘nCaps from........ . . . .
    ..... ..  15cto$x.25
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JAMES PATCN }& CO,
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Inc 8
Montreal
Illne 13th
Friday
Saturday. V
St._._Iohn’s,
and North
cattle and
produce under
rates. ` ~ '
For further pcrilculro apply to
ranks mos son.,
Ch’town _ Agents.
9dtts3i.
_ ELECTION 0F E
llummigjuners
ill Sailors _ami Water
Supply
In pursuance of an Act of the Gcnerul
Assembly ot this Island, matic and passed
in the 50th. year of tho reign of Her latc
Majesty Quccu Victoria, Chapter 8, in-
tltuicd; “Charlottetown Water Works
Act, 1887 " and oi’ the Act oftilst Victoria.
cap. 12, lntinned “Charlottetown sm.-.»_
age Act," and of all Acts in Amcnrluicat.
thereof and in addition thereto.
Ido hereby give Public Notice that an
Election tor Ono Commissioner of Scwt-is
and Water Supply for the City of tlimr-
lottetownp in the place of Henry l‘.
Douse, deceased, _
wicr, on HELD on
WEDNESDAY
The 27th Day 0fJul1e, A; D.
1906
ATTIIIQSEVERAI1 PLACES THAT IS TOSA \`2
In Ward 1. at or near the olllcs of ,J. 8.:
T. Morris, Water Strest,Tnear Queen,
In Ward 2, at or near thc house ol' :M1-s.
Thomas Connolly, opposite Mr. ll.
Heartz's warehouse, Sydney Street,
between Great George and Prlneo
Street. »
In Wanl 3, at or near the Market
House.
In Ward 4, at or neat City Hall, corner
ol' Kent and Queen Streets.
ln Ward 5, East, at or near Mrs.
Henstls’ Shop on Great: George Street.
In Ward 5. West, at or near James
MeMahon's' Shop on Great George Street.
And at the said Election the Poll will
be opened at N ine o‘olook in the forsooon
and continue open Luntil Five o‘clock in
the afternoon ot the some day. |
DESCRIPTION OF WARDS :
No. lshall comprise all that of Char
lottctown which lies south of Dorchester
Strcot,and the parcel ol land formerly
known as the Military Barrack Grounds.
No. ilshali comprise all that part [of
Charlottetown which lies south oi
Richmond Street, and north of Dorchester
Street. ' -
Nu. 3 shall comprise all that art of
Charlottetown wh eh lies south of grnfton
Street and nnrth of Richmond Street.
No. 4 shall comprise all that rt ol
Charlottetown which lisa south of ggitzroy
luuliliuuiui “ °' ii I “W
Hughes’CoughMixt'urels a sure cure ' '
for dcepseated ‘racking coughs, which  risk disap-
inany ordinary cough remedies fall to _ 15°
, ' nrcak up. It is an cxpcctomnt which, ty 11318 1l€VCI‘ CIISB
' looscns and softens the hard dry Dh|¢Rm p0int_
with which the bronohlall i.1;besl|eeom1e;s
atlccted. P1-lee 251: per iott e. Geo.  '
Hughes, Apothcoaries Hall. iid 2|.   
.. pomtment? Chr
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,DON _ __._ ._-= 
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P_
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eulogy for the Rhodes scholars, but      
mates that its praise mustbo taken , ' _ _ Q .
specially ln connection with tho col- ' `
als, for tho Americana cannot re- ' f
/
oilgrr Rhorlcsians. ,
LIN EN WISE OR OTHERWISE.
Aruyou llnenwisi: or otlierwicrl Do
,i you luvcreal hand nnuic irish embroid-
ered worir. We are allowing fifty waist
lengths on white linen. Exquisite
nizly opposed hy the majority of `
designs. Prices 82 25 to $Fi.()0. Jas '
And liaviug frvind a. way, fu nislnug the home will be the next thought. This is 8°'
where we int-ct you half way in all<»\ving you to 'sele`ct everything you _,need to make the
home cosy and cmnff-rlablc, all under one roof, and from the largest and finest assortment
of Fu: niture, Carpets, etc., found east of Montreal. We give very close prices on anything
in the lnnise furnishing line and we are leaders and bound tn maintain our position.
Mark Wright Furnishing lin.
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' Next Rnd Rosa mcctin¢z_Lodgc Prince
. ` Edward S. 0. E. Tuesday, June 12th. at ‘
m. Rod Rosa dezrco. Initiation.
llinard s Llnlment for sale evorvaherb. ‘
The Windsor _ i
D, l.. HOOPER
I
Just- 'Arrived From
Plaster Mills/ _
A cnrioad of Celenita md _
vc such luudalions, as they started ' »\.__.}
“American Club," an action “lIl- 4.#-'_""
Kr
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More wheels are being sold this season than for many `
years.
».
l Back to thc Bicycle.
The handy little vehicle _of practical utility and health. 'F
No better bicycle built anywhere than the
|
' Built in Cushion frame and Rigid frame mod I _ _
Yotrdo not experiment in buying a Cie-gelanrhs -{m‘°':ii:iit'»iiiI ir'»'»iis»°i.'i:§;'ri’~."s.‘Eiii °" '°'t'¢$°t'.'¢.
' < _ » so cc tilBa , ` _
     
&M lil
Street, and north of Grafton Street.
~Nc. li shall comprise ‘all thatg part of
Charlottetown which lies orth of
FiizroyStreet, including thc Common ot
thcsaid Town. ..
Nomination Day Wednesday,
Jlllle 20th, `A. D., 1906,
Ai. the Olilce of the CIF Clerk, Cit
Hall, from the hour of ' waive o'cloc-ii
noon, nntll tl\e hour of Four o`elockin thc
nftcrnoonl of thc sauio day; For
Qualification of Electors sec Act 50
V|ctoria,Cap. 8, lntitled “Charlottetown
Water Works Act 1887;" also 3rd Ed ward
VII., Cup. 17. Sections Zi to' 20.
W. W. CLARKE,
Cii Clerk.
Janus mrou. y
Mayor of thc City oi Charlottetown.
Cliy Clurk's Olllce, Charlottetown, June
Sth, liltlfl.
IliiIOI ' ‘
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NUIIIIIWEST Flllil
a IANIJS
lmprovcdund Unimpruvcd
Before- _Pu chasing
Write, 'Wire ,or call on
J- A. MESSLRVY.
» 503-506 Ashdown Bldg.,
6-7_d1m Winn_ipeg,\Man.-
t= iz'-ina 1
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S1l:.u.no lrmanirns mill to an ni-nor
Plans and specification beacon di
ggiifaizfotabttglalzdrpt thi;§3pal1-tmonvrliimri
lgcrncna nd ri R' "V as' N' H'
ual sig nanny.,
t Canada Cycle otur Cal 
piuter of Paris. ~ ~l'he~
beat plaster in the world.
All the belt; work la
plastered with this ma-
terial. 1
Write or nk for prieeli.
Sold by
ton or must comm iadbj an M.
. ou- if ._ ._ _
Makers of the World’s Best Bicycles. 3i'&>\.i‘\’.|ii.igv‘i’ii,}‘;.fi,]i.'i°‘i'c{,‘§, 'yi-'f _’  ,zliig
` Toronto Junction. _ i’§,,,,3{‘,'",,‘}§“'°"'-3 .1-,~'»§i."-’~`_, _ I 'wr
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