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TI-IE CHARLOTTETOWN

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

vvvvvvvvvv H r1u1>aY MORNING Junsermfm

THE PARK ROADWAY.

l)r. J. 'l`. Jenkins in a letter to Tile

i’atriot rather inconsiderately charges Tho Liuarrlian with making persistent eI.'» forts to kill the Gentlemen’s Driving Club. “Te conclude that like another good man of olll he said this “in his lmste.” Surely 'the Driving Club cannot be wholly de~

I penrlcnt for its existence upon obtaining

______._ ii 'practice of speeding horses on i-he Park

Bose Cbatfit

The hall mark of good

loaicryis iii. They must tit iikt- £1 glove.

G xrllon hose rio. Whilesoft and casy to the

fcct ‘hey should be sturdy enough to stand much hard wear.

Gordon hose arc. Their absolute l'z1.~:t lilack-

ness shoulll be pro-if against any amount of washing.

Gordon liosu arc.

For boys and girls,

1lfl§l"1IS1°1ilii1.

' Ro1ni\\'ay lcd to serious accident and liti-

, gntion and had to be stopped by thc inter- iposition of authority. \Ve do not think ` that our best people desire a reDi>ifi'i'i°!\ °f

, that experience. I Dr. Jenkins speaks of the Club only ‘ wanting one of the dr1vewn.ys, and that only for four hours out of l00I daylight hours during the week. But. he entirely

ignores the legal aspects ofthe case anii the legal rights of those whom he would have shut nfl` from the principal Roadway and main ent-inricc to the Park during the

hours of privilr-|:c.‘ lie speaks also of the “spirit of narrow intolerance" possessed by those who object to being turned oil'

C the Roadway to make way for the Club '1ne1nbers. \Vhel.l1cr it is more “intoler- ant” to defend a public riililt *li-iilimi'

unlawful invasion than to unlawfully

invrule 11 public right, we leave our

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Saturday

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48 blk snleen waists worth $150, Saturday . . . . ., . $1.00

ro blk sateeu underskirts worth $1.10, Saturday. . . ... .75

9 blk sateen uuderskirts worth $1.40. Saturday.. . . . . -

15 cotton wrappers worth $1.50, Saturday . - _ . - - - - - -. ro blk cloth overskirts worth $3.00, Saturday. . . . . ..

ro navy cloth overskirts worth $3.00, Saturday.. . . . ..

33 white lawn shirt waists worth 75c. Saturday.. . . . .

'ro craveuette coats, latest style, worth $6.00. Saturday

25 doz all linen towels worth 4oc, Saturday.. . . .. . . . .

1oo pairs cotton towels worth 3oc, Saturday .. . . . . . . . .

1.oo

2.25

5oc

4.00 25c 2oc

rooo yds print cotton worth 91:. Saturday . . . . . . . . . . 6c

ro pieces colored dress muslins worth roc Saturday,. .. 6 1-2

5 pieces colored dress muslins worth 151:, Saturday . Io 1-2 A lot black silk and satin belts. Saturday.. . . . . .. . . . _25c

zoo doz pearl buttons. all sizes. Saturday .. . . . . 5c doz

Go tape girdle corsets, Saturday . . . . . . . .. -. . .3oc a pair

Lot plain and ribbed hose 2oc. Saturday. . . ... . 2 for 25c

1 piece black and white check for children. Saturday. . 2oc

Lot colored sateen,sll shades 27c. Saturday ._ . . . . .. .. 18c

Balance trimmed outing hats. Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c

4 pieces white, spot and stripe muslin, Saturday. ..

. . l2C

1 piece each black. navy, champagne, grey all wool

voile, Satt1rday........

zo suits Royal Braud,light colors $8.00. Sat. . . . . . . . . .

16 suits Fit Reform, iight colors $10.00, Sat. . . . . . . . .

12 suits Fit Reform. light colors $12.00 Sat. . . . . . . . . . 50 odd all-wool blue suits, $8 75. Saturday _ . . .. . . . . .

28 pairs working pants $1.75. Saturday . . . . _ . . . I. .

Now come earlv and often. save money every time you

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readers to judge. And no one knows `bcl.ter than Dr. Jenkins that the special privileges asked lor cannot legally be granted. That ought to end the matter so far as law-abiding citizens are con- cerned. l

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THE "TIMES" AND THE TUNNEL.

Somebody senta misleading despatch

from Ottawa to the London Times in re-

gard to our Tunnel project, whereupon the Thunderer in its ponderous fashion, at-bsurdiy assumed that the Island was it- self to pay for the work and would find the interest and expenses of maintenance n too heavy tax upon its limited resources. The Times further assumed that the Island is not large enough tosupport more than 300,000 people, although li’ it were populated as densely as England it would support over n million. The St. John

Telegraph comments as follows:

“The Island papers will ask the Thun-

Ilcrer where it got thu idea that the Gurdon Province could not support more

than 300,000 people, and will point out that the Island does not itself propose to

pay for the Tunnel, but demands that it be constructed as a national work, neces-

sarytomake eoofl the terms of the Isl- nnd's inclusion in this confederation, which Included the distinct pledge of con- stant steam eoxnmnnicntlon with thc rnainland. The Island people are no longer content. with promises. They say they want an ice-breaking steamer, but only for use until the tunnel can be built. And

they mean it."

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One good feature of the war has been

thu humane trcatlnent of p1'iso1n>.1‘s on both sides. There appears to be no com-

plaint nt all of the tren'ment accorded to the army of Russian prisoners captur-

,erl and held by Japan. These number over 60,000 without including the sick and wounded nl, Port Arthur 'and other

points was could not be removed to Japan. Russian prisoners tell that they are humnnely treated and that thef sick and wounrled Russians receive the same

carennd attexitiun as Japanese in the same condition. Never before was there :1 war in which there was so little com-

plaint on this score.

It appears that in the redistribution of

the enlarged permanent force oi Canadian soldiery every Province from the Atlantic to the Pacino, excepting Prince Edward

garrisons. \\’e can imagine no better reason for this seemingly invidious excep< tion than that it is made because of the

superb efficiency and soldierly qualities of o\1r Militia. Looking at it that way we may construe the action of the Govern- ment into u. compliment. Any way we have the Czar’s two best generals, Janu-

ary and February, as security for our defence against invasion in midwinter. And that is some thing. /

Moncton City Council had been deliber-

.ating on the pavement question when a Nciv York company learned of the fact

and offered to pay _thc expenses oia deio- gntion. As no limit was named in regard to numbers the Mayor and six Alclermen I of Monctorfhiive accepted the gracious Invitation and will visit Now York to look

at thc pavements there. The'two cities are much the snmelslzc, with the one mln-

or point of dilfcrence that Moncton in not all built yet. Therefore New York is an

eminently prpper place to study thc pave- l ment question, especially as the trip will not cost Moncton a cent. The delegates are not committed to buy from the enter-

'prislng and entertaining New York com- ipsny, butit may be presumed that the I company has expectations. _

Bathing along the Park shore by boys

i and young men who seem to think both- I ill!! suits quite unnecessary, gives rise to objection on the part of persons fre- quenting the walk along the water side or ' boating in that vicinity. The objection is sustained by The Guardian. The rules of deeoruui and propriety ought to be ob- served at all times in these as in all mat- ters, and now that the tourist season is on us, (and we shall presentb have visii mrs in plenty, we nope 1 are martyrs 11.6 city is to some extent involved. We.onn;- not sdord to have the good nsme ol Chu* lpmmwn by initiating

Island will he given one or more small,

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' COMING EVENTS.

S. O. E. -Next meeting of Lodge

Prince Edward in on Tuesday evening June 13th. Red Rose Degwe.

City Council meets on the second Mon.

day in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly Mayor; W. W.Olarke. City Clerk.

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Minsrd’o Linlmeat Rtiieves Neufalgls.

]I{en’s 69a hats-All the samples and

wld lines carried over _/rom last :ma- snn- auf' they yu at 090 only afrnc- tion o/ their 'value-See our window, il'u filled with them. all sizes and mont of them worth V $2 and $3 -Werke: ri' Co.-Hats and Cups. 811 21'

i It pays to buy the best and the bestwire springs and top mattresses are sold here, ata less price than inferior ones will cost you-Mark Wright Furnishing Co. iid li.

Invictus shoes tor men-Alley

Co. Charlottetown Agents. _ 22dw tf.

OUR PERFECT LIVER PILLS

are the nicest little liver

pills on the market.

. Purely vegetable,

Easy to take. .

Do not gripe.

Mild but effective. So many little troubles

oome from a sluggish liver and constipation. ` Why not have health P Q* Look nt_th¢ -Price.

151: per box. ' ~

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F. PERKINS 81 BITS.

CISINIIIIUT Silii

Everything to bc Sold. Discounts 25°.. to 50°., Come Early. Nothing Rcscrvcd.

Bargains for all. Noiioods Ex- changcd or Allowed on Appro- .

bation. No Samples. iSalcfor

Spot Cash. _ Rlil S C0.

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in your “',gi*at_e'jtl1,¢se cool even1u"s» can be obtained- ~ using Qld Sydney Round C081. _’» _ ' We have it ixesh from the ml'!l¢`8s `

l. Plililiiil is lin.

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The linen worn by otherl people. ‘

Other Jaooplc can soo the linen YOU wear I-low olyou wish to have them ace it! Inferior aundry work makes good linen look

poor. Even poor linen looks woii when duno np by us. The best tost is 0. trial.

A. F. XVEBSTER. Star Steam Laundry.

ATTEND

CONRI)Y’S I GREAT .

SPOT CASH

lllscount Sale

of all boots and shoes in

stock.

' SUNNYSIDE.. ‘ Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Leather (lands.

We have just received s

nice line of Ladies’ Purses and Handbags We have some exceptionally good values in hand bags Cali nudlet us show them to you

ELLIS

The Drugglst and Optlcian

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Custom Tailoring, Gears Fur- nishings, Hats, Caps,

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SIR:-We wish io direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported from

the very best manufneturers in England, Scotland and Ireland and include :

Worsteds. Fancy Suitings,

Vicunss, Serges,

Tweeds, ~ Trowserings.

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcostings in Vicunss,.Raln-

proof and fancy Worsteds-

We can guarantee satisfaction

in me cutting. Biting and make up of our clothing."

We invite you to caliandrx-

amine tl1e.ste'cl¢ and believe we will be able togsuit yon. _.

- - llonrsrespzctfuily.

.I0lliI MCLEOD: & C0

- Queen Streeh `

Charlottetown.

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