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new softness, a new sparkle
a new delight Treat your
ha_ir to this  onal
toilet help today. e re-
sult. will surprise you-50c
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OTTAWA. May 4. "We are nownat
the end of our tether with regard to
Garnd Trunk Pacific financing I
propose as the only gate solution of
our difficulty that the Government
should take :vcr the Grand Trunk
Pacific from .lanuary lst next with
all its branches linked together with
:ts iievelopiiient company uni other
subsidiary A-on 1 anles."
In these words clisirman Alfred W.
Emithers of the Grand Trunk Rall
wuy Coinrnny lu it letter to Sir Robert
Burden written on December 10 iart
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Toronto.
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U Charlottetown Ropreslntatlvq ~‘
_ Ernest Rice 
_ 185 Grafton Street _
 
outlined the insuperabie financial
difficulties facing further operation
of the Grand Trunk Pacific Line and
requested that it be transferred to
the Government of Canada. The let-
ter, which graphically sets forth the
hopeless position in which the Laur-
ier legacy finds itself failing further
Government assistance is one of a
series of documents bearing on the
sumosed loans to the Grand Trunk
Pacific and Canadian Northern Rail-
way Companies which were tabled in
the Commons today by the Minister
of Finance.
According to Mr. Smithers letter
the Grand Trunk Company is anxious
to wash its hands of the G T P. alto-
gether. He refers therein to a sugges-
tion by the Prime Minister that the
Government loan the Grand Trunk
Pacific a sum sufficient to enable the
road to meet its fixed charges for
five years and states that under pres-
ent circumstances he did not think
the Grand Qrunk Company would be
justified "in entering into any arrange
ment which would involve the accu-
mulation of further liabilities against
that Company in revenue." He pro-
poses instead that the Government
take the G T P line over, the Grand
Trunk Company to surrender to the
Government all the common stock it
holds in the western line (amounting
to 25,000,000) on condition that the
Government relieve the Grand Trunk
Company of all its liabilities respect-
ring the Grand Trunk Pacific subsid~
iaries and branch, lines etc., and re-
paying tothe Grand Trunk Company
i all advances made to the western road
These advances according to a foot-
note total $26,179,728.
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lllere’ s a Genuine Bai'gai_n_
'ln a Second Hand Pianola.
In your home, that piano is not used
as muchas it should _be, because you can-
not play it-or other members ot your
family cannot play it.
Now, and here today, at a bargain
price, you can get a real PIANOLA self-
playing attachment that will bring the
best 'pianoforte compositions to your
home and you or any oi the family can
play them.
A $3002 Pianola
of Player - Piano
This PIONOLA self-playing piano'
attachment is sold when new for
.,$300, and is well worth every cent
oi tho money. 'rne PIANOLA is mo
best- undoubtedly ~ the best self
playing piano attachment made and
this model, although somewhat used
_will compare favorably with the
newest of other makes.
_ It will nt any piano.
° I Rolls for e $95f
and $45 Worth ,_
This PIANOLA has ‘been care--
fully overhauled, inspocted and im-
proved- and we give with lt, this'
store's guarantee that it. works well
-and with all the distinct superior-
ity that the PIANOLA alone shows.
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. .NEVER lQ0k__a`i*gi_£t:nule in the heels
THE ROAD to success is shy of
rapid transit facilities.
. .WELL, here vsielvrg hardly knowing
what we are,-__-a guardian of the peace
or n. piece of thc Guardian!
|.'u$u':ii'|E'fs ._
You soon will have to forego “dude”
If you would pay for Island spuds
these days.
o o u
fly swatting season, houseicleaning
season-all the sports come in a
bunch.
D I U
IN VIEW of recent e-
vents in Charlottetown
police circles, well, per-
haps it would be a good
idea to have the location
of police headquarters
changed to-well, say-"GRAFTlN'
Street!"
- U O U
..JUDGlNG by the appearance of
Queen Square and surroundings some
days_, it is n difficult matter to keep
down newspaper circulation.
o n o
THE PESKY fly will soon be com-
in f his Inter h u t d fi d

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g rom w a n s, an n -
ing the same old summer resorts. And
talking about' summer resorts-ah,
well, some are resorts and some are-
ah, well! '
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THOSE cans bearing the handsome
portrait of a big Juicy tomato upon
their exterior and.wiiich have been
adorning your back yard all spring
having been removed you can begin
right away to get the ground ready
for a crop of genuine tomatoes.
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THE BAND OF THE 1-0-5.
See 'em marching down- the
street-
Instruments all slick. _
_They can use 'em too, you
'- " 'bet '
~ One can play-"Old Nick-"
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. .THE PEOPLE who never make mis-
takes allreside in THE CEMETERY.
. .THE OLD tinie'dii.ne novel is gone
‘up-to $1.50. _ _
W Knows rl' 'rob weti.
Sweet spring is nero
The soulful bard-
Is _hard _at work
_ Cleaning the yard
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IF a man's hat blew away on Water
Stre
“clean up Queen street." we1i,_wny
not clean u e n 'I
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nunoiation of the name of those
illustrious trouble hunters in `
psople__ pronounce them incor-
risible idiots. ‘
..GLAD_$0ME sPn|No is nero su
right~the time when-
off in pairs. _ i
And .Editors commence to kick
Sprlng poets down the stairs. ‘
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HE KNEW. _
“What is your name?" asked the
new teacher of tho first boy in line.
"Tom," said the boy.
"No it isn't Tom, it’s Thomas."
"And your name?" she inquired of
the next boy.
"Jackass," said the boy.
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-.IT is said that continuously wear-
ing one‘s hat will make one bald. Tiiej_
Svwker of the Housetbeing obliged*
to keep his hat on all the time in the
House, don’t be surprisedif before.
the close of his career he should be'
constrained to make some bald state-
ments. ,_ _
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OUT OF NOTE PAPER. ~-
_gn A-las,~‘ alas, poor Uncle
_*_-_,_\_ ~ Sam, _ -
" , You cut a sorry caper--.
_ _ We understand just how‘
,fm \ 'you' feel. __
-f_\ I 'You’ve run clean shorti
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Truant Officer, W. W. McPhee, agent-i
for the Children’s Aid Society of this]
City brought action recently against
Richard Collings for inducing two
children of defendantto leave Bt. Vin-
cent de Paul’s Orphanage, where they
‘had been placed by the Society. The
case was heard yesterday by Stipen-
diary Shaw when judgment was given
against the defendant_ - _
-It appeared from the evidence that
an order was made some time ago by
Mr. K. J. Martin, Judge of the Ju-
venile Court. and that four of the Col-
lings children were handed over to the
Society who under agreement placed
them with the Orphanage. Subse-
quently one of the children, Willie, was
given away to a private home_ After
this another boy Thomas, escaped from
the Orphanage and came in and told
To the purchaser we will give 28
player-piano rolls in popular, sec- _
ular, sacred and classical compost- _
his father that Willie was sent to the
country and that they would all be
sent away. .
show _that a parentfiias no right to in-_
_terferewith the disposal _of his chil-
dren after an order of this kind kind"
has been made. _ _
‘ Mr. Donald McKinnon represented'
the Society. ~ '_
1 align
A friendly game of' baseball was-_
played' at the Victoria Park yesterday
afternoon by Grade IV. and Grade V
of West Kent School the score being
It-.L0 in favor of Grade V. The mosh
of ilieruns were made by R. Ross for
Grade IV. and the most runs for Grade' `
V. were made by Joe Block.
The teams were ss follows: _
osaos iv. amine v. ~
Ireland is _"Shin Faners." Most*
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Sentimental lovers start to wander’ i
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' Catcher.
R. Ross Louis Henderson
Pitch
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R. Curry Joe Block
First Base_ ' _
R. Turner A. McDonald,
Second Base
tio a. These music _rolls alone are C 11| U, g 1| 1 g d ' 
Wfxth 345 in “Uh” but “WY t0' l\ven(i oil): tonilie Cgrpliaiilggtilind diiiiiaaix F' Cox Third Bas§."l Diamond
3901" Wm* '-1119 3300 PIANOLA ded his children. The Mother-Su- R many Simon Cmbbe”
are yours today. for $95- , - _ inerior after constitution told couins ' shortstop.
that she could no stop him if he was
T. Coleman P. McDonald
1 sound to zone his oiiiiaron. .l ‘ night Field. __
M I L  E R B  0 S  Kent | The truant omcer met Collins on the G. Wood . Lens. Stewart, ` ‘ _ i . 5,; ,‘ . _
0) Sff¢0t way home with the two' children and Left Field. __~_
_ _ The  Musk House _ _ immediatelyluéd them sent back to the J_ Wilson . W. Waklin_= _  .   _`_  _  _ _  ____ __  _“__-_ _ __ _ __ __ _ __ ,___`__.._______,_ _ _____`__, =__.__,‘__-,;
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. _ Are yooiiwaie mat' in kinds of iiouseiiiiiei- oeoésoiiies’-Zhsoioking _oem
endous a_;1_von¢¢sio_pri¢e acoiions-shootings-Biaokeis-Fiaiuioioaos-Towels-' f ~'
Toweli{iAgs,_-,Linens-in ia'c`_t_-all lines. Linens are unobtainable - _
__ _ _  ._ estill have a large _stock of all these goods whi<_:h'arebe1ng sold at reg-
ular low prices. It will pay you big to buy now. Take advantage of these
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THE PRICE of everything is advan- et a`nd"wiis carried hy the wind to  A R 
cing, wall paper is certainly going up Euston Street, that would a. case of _ _ V
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_ D Qu e Street. lt needs ` ` -- ` '
FISHING season, baseball season, it! /Y _ _ _ __ ,
rr is said um the 'pi-opor pro l..0llgCl0tll~ 8  o Y8i’Il$ l0l'» 
Flite. Remnants '§_l_ic to $1.2?
Full yard wide superior quality
bleached long cloth-pure and free _from
dressing. Not more than $1.00’s worth to
each customer. _Come early. '
Fleecy _Blankets $1.35 pair
' ' ' Good quality white or grey iiannel-
ette blandets--64x72 inch-Regular $1.50
for $1.45 pair. Only a limited quantity.
Come early.
Toweling all Linen yards $945
supe_rior'fqiiaiiiy_'of on linen crash
toweling-17 inches wide-splendid wear-
ing goods. Not more than 5 yards to each
customer. _ ‘_ _ ‘  ‘
Bath Towels 80c for 56c pair
Heavy quality large size fancy striped
bath towels; Buy them now while you
can-wecannot buy any more at the fac-
tory but have a good supply. Yours while
l they last; Worth 80c pair for 56c pair.
-_ '- Superior _quality off white flannelette
in various qualities. Lengths run from 5
to 1O_yards. Special at from' 50c to 1.50 for
the piece. Worth nearly double. __
Damask Tabliagy Q54: for 641: -_
Full 70 inches wide-soft finish cotton
damask tabling full bleached-pretty satin
_stripe design. `
'Unlileaclieil Taliling 50c_for 384:
‘ _Good wearing quality-_of unbleached
table linen-full66in. “wide pretiy rose
design. _ _ ._ __
Linen Towels 36c pair 'for_§_6c
All linen huch .towels hemmed ends-_
17x36 inch.- weiare very fortunate in having I
these to offer you. _
5 yards Slieeting for _$3.25
Round thread bleached white sheet-
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in air quai_y i Lil _
for .... .; ........   ..... ..$ ` 5
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up in price. _
Japanese Botan Hearth
Rugs io_siile'ndid`range of designs and
colvrivss. ._  __ -
_ . 2x4; ft._S?eclal..,........ '..._.69c
2 1_-_2x5_ _t._SPecial........ 1.00
3x6_ft_ Specal_...............1.60
_ l\/lost people are aware of the fact thatthese goods have gone 'away _
Notwithstanding the fact we are 'offering the :finest range of _designs V
V on Wilton, Axminster, Brussels and Tapestry Squares on P.  .
At no 'Ailvance over Last Year’s Price
Of course thisfcan' only last solon ””as"our`present st5c"k"l§'sts. Buy *
your Carpets_.'NOW. Prices will not be as low again for years.
_range of designs andcoloririgs. _ __
fCorpets Oilcloilis and Linoleum? if
Fringed Hearili Rugs  _
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very special value. Splendid
r Oilclotlis _32c, 35C, 40c  _ ' T 1
1  Linoleums 45c, 55c, 60|: upwards I
r A splendid rangeof the choicest *patterns to' select 'fi'or`n._ `Ro'5i"ns meas-
ured free of charge and floor covering cut andmatched free, ready to lay. _ I
_ _friday llargaiiis in Hearth Rugs ’ " '
2 1-4x5 1_-2 fi. special... use/1
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