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House Cleaning

time is here and we have many items that will make the work easier and at the same time more eiective.

Bonx:-Makes the wntersoft

and blankets and wool goods

' _ do not shrink or mill up when

this isused. In 5.8, and i5e

packages.

Ammonia:-Our “brand is

much stronger and goes further than the cheaper and

common kinds. 2oe u pint.

I-I and H:-Makes carpets,

nrgs, curtains md clothes look like fnew. Use it like soap, 25c a cake. »

Bon Ami.-If you want your

windows to shine use Bon Ami. Has’nt scratched yet. i5 rents a cake. _

Chamois:-We have: line of

Chamois which do not harden when wet-are not sewn

and very good values.

Furniture Polish:-The Im-

perial and Adams are the only kind fit to use on Pianos and similar fine furniture. Imper-

ial zoc. Adams 25c.

Sapolio.-Hand and cleaning

The cleaning makes ts and Dans shine like new. The hand ' Sapolio is the soap to use after

doinz house work.

Ox Gall Soap:-This is an

old friend of house keepers. (Jn carpets. etc. it brightens the colors and kills moths, loc

at cake, 3 for 25c.

Moth llalls:-.\Ioths and

evc.t_\'thing else gives these a wide berth, itx a quarter

pound. New stock.

Moth Bags:-These are vcry

handy for storing sway furs. etc. Keep the moths out, 2

sizes 60 and ;'5c.

Disinfcctants:-C o n d y ’ s

Fluid, Carbolic Acid, Chloride

Lime. Thy.-trio-Cresol, etc.

Coil, phone or send us your

order. _

.I. G. JAMIESUN,

Druggist.

/vs AAO

GAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & McKinnon's Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steven- son’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,

I-28 d t yr. Telephone No. 253

Eggs for hatching from

my beautiful pen of Bufi Orpingtons, some of which I imported from Michigan, $1.00 per 15,

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f ` Charlottetown

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Auction Sale Of Furniture.

We will scll by auction at the home

of Mrs D H Lodge, Prince Street, op- posite St. Paul’s church. on Wednesday, May 3rd, i905. at 1 o’clock p m. sharp,

all her household effects, comprising parlor, dining room, bedroom, hall an

itchen furniture. carpets, mats, cur- tains, cutle , dresser, and' one magniii= cent China ‘dinner set, containing ’ one hundred and eight pieces, and lots other articles not mentioned.

Tertns cash.

BEN] C.»'lRTI~`,R & Co,

, Auctioneers. 26 d td

Gisnxiuns

FRIILA \' IORENOOS. `

House met at ll.Zi). 1|

On niot’on of Mr. Wood a bill to incor- porate tlie Pleasant Grove Hall Oo., was read a first time and referred w the priv- ate hills committee. ,

Mr. Clark asked the Commissioner of

Public Works if a petition has been re- ceived from the residents of Sherbrook and Lot I7 asking that the Cemetery Road be extended to the old Town Road and if so what action does the Government pro~ pose to take in the matter.

The Comtuiscsioner replied that it poti-

had been received and an investirmtion would beheld after the adjouninrent oi the House and if in the public interest tin- worlc would he proceeded with.

Mr. )Ic\\'illiutus Asked t-he Cotutnisiott-

cr of Public \\`orks‘ if it petition hits been received front certain inhabitattits of Ints ri. and 9 asking that a road should bc- opened from Tiney lioad to Campbell Iload connecting with the Buchanan Road. This Rond would shorten the dis tance from Tiney Road to 0'l..eary Station about three and one half miles, and what - action the Gorcrnutent in- tends in take in the mnttcr.

TIicCon\uiissi0tter replied that it peti-

tion haul been received und un investig.. tion would he held and if nd\'isahl\ the work would-bc pmcccdcd with.

.\lr. Ilichurds asked the L`ontn.iissioni‘:

of Public \\'orks if it petition has been rc ceivcfl from certain inhabitants of Eitmorc und Percivrtl rivers praying for it road tt bc opened connecting tht- Pt-r\:i\‘nl river mad which cxtciids from lininore north tt thc Percival river, and the linrachoie road, which cxtéitds froin Entuore rivet bridize to the shore of Burnt-hois. B_\ opening this road it will shorten the dis rztnce from rite tnilcs to one mile, ant. would risk what itction the Govcrnincnl intend to luke in the inntterl

The Cornittissioiter replied that B peti-

tion had been received und if the facts art :is set forth it. would be the duty of the the (iovcrnincnt to grunt the prayer of tLe petition.

Hon. .\Ir. )Ic.\`utt reported thiit the hills

to amend the Baptist Church Incorpora- tion Act. thc Sttintnerside \\`nter- works and Sewerage Act, ; to Incorpomtt the Perfection Wire Company : to further utncnd the City of (.‘hnrlottetown Int-or porutiou Act were reported of it privat- nature and sct. down for sc-cond reading .\ion<l:u'. _ _.f .-

The debate on the budget wits thcn rc

suinctl on motion of Hon. Mr. Peters.

Capt. Read was called for but as he was

not present .\ir. McKinnon resumed the 1IL‘I|l'\tE.

Mr. .\It-Kinnon protested strongly against thc unfuir treatment accorded thc Leudcr of the Opposition in having tin steno,-.mipltcr report the Gov:-riinicnt speakers but when tltc Leader of the Op- position uriscs, tltc reporter folded up his piipcrs. 'I`hc budget speech contained nr.- staterucnt of the rcvr-unc und expcndituit usa budget speech should do. We find the estiinzitcs ure not considered by tht Government bitt are only given to mislettr. the people. \\'e find all the promises or the stopping of deficits ure broken and de fiuits still continue. lie reviewed tht- sweuring in ofthe titcmliers und contend- ed thut. the proceedings thcn were alto- gether irregular. He refuted the stoic- mcnt that the Opposition had opposed the consolidation of the debt. They only wanted it stuteincnt ofthe debt, first. llc charged the |_'o\'crnmeiit and esp(-cially tht- Coittitiissioitcr of Public \\'orks with not fulfilliniz their protuisvs though they had boasted that they had done so. Hede- nouncerl the Liberal method of figuring the debt as ridiculous and snidtltnt. whilc the .sitlarics of heads of departments were lncrenscd teachers now received less thiut they rlid twenty years ago. Ile faulted the (Sort.-rntnent for neglecting to sci.-urc lilly till :iftcr thc nthct' pi'o\'inccs hurl got ahoiul of thctn. The Airriculturztl Dcpurt- tncut .should lmvn kn`own from their fnrin rt-port.~. tnticli earlici' und not waited until privntc lit-uit-is ltitil rtmde their itnportn- tions und :ltcu spoil their busincrs.

lion Mr Simpson followed dc:\liii;:

HEHEEEE CEEEXQQH NEEE

REPE T URIJER

UF Gil CHRIS

just arrived.

This makes the first Half Hundred this season.

Come early before they are picked up. ' g

Styles the latest.

Prices the lowest.

Mark rightlurnislting Bu.,

EEE EEQQEEEEE EEEEEE

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with the recent swenrlngrin of members the 0ppositlon's course lu the consolid- ationof the debt, the importation ol hay and its distribution, and the educational system. Referring to I-ho fltinncles of the provluoe he contrasted the Liberal with the Conservative flgureslndefence of the Liberal govemment. He was still speaking when the House adjourned at one o'clock till three in the afternoon.

AFTERNOON Bustos.

House met nt. 5.15. Hou. Mr. Simpson resumed his speech

on budget debate reviewing -the recent election and the remarks made by the Opposition regarding lt.

Mr. Fraser deprecated the late calling

of the House. The budget of the Premier all summed up was only that there would be udcficit. nent your unless some-I thing turncd up. Micawber like the Govt-rnincnt are constantly awaiting something to tum up to help them. Both parties are agreed upon the Representa- tion question und though tire may blame its presentation still we nrefnot satlsdcd with the decision. Much money has nl- rcady been wasted on this case. He .charged the Premier wit.h having with- hold his expenses of over SAID to the to the Corotnition until after the election. All this money expended htm ii re- sult thut is wotsc than' nothing. l`hc Opposition voted agaiitst going into committee onthe Consolidation of Debt bill until the amount was tabled of thc -icbt of thc province, they did not oppose thehiil itself. Bo suggested that thc tlovt-rntncnt supply seed grain tltrouirh thc Fai'ittcrs Institutes which are thcin selves corporittc. He felt. sure action would he taken if another election were cotnitti; cn this summer to render assis- ttincc to the futiners. He charged that there wus more money spent in thc St. Peters and l:`ort, \Augustus dis- ricis tintn any other distr-ic-t.s, tothe detriment of the other ptrts of thc province. Mr. Fraser was still speaking when thc House ndjourned :tt six o’clock.

THERE IS NOW I

A MASS 0E PRO0F

That Lurnbago is Always Cured by Dodds Kidney Pills.

Quebec Man Cured his Kiciiieys

with Dcdd’s Kidney Pills. aid his Lumbago Vanished.

Qrsni-zc, P. Q., April ‘.’t’-(Spcciail.-

John liall, n brit-l'\inyer, residing at 57 Little Champlain Street, this city, has uddcd his stritcttteitt to the grunt tniiss of proof thntlmnibngo is unused by disorder- cdKidncys,rtnd cotiseqiicntlycnsilycitrcri ,Lily D0drl's Kidney Pills. )Ii‘.Bnll says:

“I was troubled with Litmhago for two

years. I could not work. I had to get up at night to urinate so often that my rest wits broken. I reud of cures by Do<ld's Kidney Pills and nnidc up my tn ind to try them. ;-titer the first box I could see und feel tr. chnnge. Thine boxes cured me completely."

Lumlmgo, like Iiheuntalisnt, is caused

hy uric acid in the blood. (Irie acid cannot. stay in thc blood if tlte Kitlneys are working right. Dodd`s Kidncy Pills niitkc tli_c Kidiicys work right.

TODAY’S ARRIVALS

AT THE BIG STORE

.\Ictt`slirtls nnd caps, dross goods, i'il»|»iiii.\, \\i\sli goods. oil cloths, litmlcutns, pnrlor suites, coucltc.-, hull stititrls, smtill wnri-.~, the lil) :tnd one things that your rircss iimkcr rcquitcs, drupcriet-*, rttusliiis, tuckcd latwns, suitiit;.is,srtf.eens,;tlo\'cs, valcticicti- `ni-ts, torcltotrs, glovts, wnislings, Scrtzcs, wool suititt;:s,|_dress triitiiiiings, I.incu suitinus, Mcrceriscd l)rupci'y Sutccns. I-`itncy collars nnd sets. Allogetlicr I0 ntnrc crises English goods. Drop_ ln today :ind sec iltc goods, two more cases of hats for lnrlics.-Jas; Pntou & Co. 27d Iii

The “Slater Shoe" agency has been

transferred to Golf' Bros. 'likl -ll

l\[en`s new hats, trir‘n‘s siintntcr suits,

sprlnr nvcrcoitts, unili~t'\\'t*ur ettzut DI. Trninor & Co`s. '.'lld li.

Iran-Ox Tablets ure on stile at H.A

Ellis' Drugstore. 7d tf.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

& Co. Charlottetown Agents.

22 dwtf.

Orders for Island and Graham flour

from Andrew s Mills left with \\'ebsti‘r & Mac-Kay will be dl.-livcvcd promptly nt low prices. 27d 3|

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

at Co. Charlottetown Agents,

zzdw tf.

The sturdy qualities and handsome np-

perimnce of our parlor furniture is well lrnown rw lar away nsshoppers come to Charlottetown to buy. The advantages of buying here are many. You buy from the agent ofthe maker. pay but one profit rnn choose your preferred style of frame and can have them covered with goods of your own selection.-.las Paton R Co.

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And of course we show an im-

mtnse variety of the very ls est 1-hapes. London Tren $2, 2.50, $3 London Hats, Hawes 13 Ameri- can Ham- Weeks & to., Sole

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4 The charm of me Russian mit is to

adaptability to all fabrics and all seasons. It may be of pretty wash materials, madms, peroale and pongee silk or of fancy Hannel and even velvet.

The model shown ls provided with little

trousers to wear undemcr-it.h,insiea.¢l of glrlish petticoots. The outer portion is one piece each for fronts and back, the belt protlnclngu skirt effect. Sinnll bishop sleeves in the new style itnd nBuster Brown collar complete the giirment. The pattern is in sizes, 2, 4 nnd_6 years;

4.y¢ar_ size will require 22 yards of material Lil inches wide.

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‘Shirt day" lolay at Charlotte-

town busiest store.Come in and let us show you fthe finest shirt stock

,that ever came to town. _Moore

& McLeod. - 29d ll

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The stock of Bibles that we hold is

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LOTS PRETTY THINGS.

THE GIRL WHO MAKES HER OWN CLOTHES AT HOME WILL FIND

A »f Mo .t.::;:z. é;i.°;;:»

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Pefrirs Kid Gioves silk .ma Li_s1e Gloves. Bg=lI§- 0 US. » Y

F ' Toilet Pins Bone Hairpins, jerseys, Golf Tams, Caps, Umbrellas:

Sh`rW'tSet,=\11¢y S., , Unltierskiarlt; all if the latest materials and newest styles.--JAMES PAT(-TN & CO-

. SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

Linen and pale blue nine gore. skirt pleated. waist piped with

white. sizes 34. 36,_for .._..$4_25

Dark grey, waist and skirt strapped and piped with black, sizes

._ 34, 36, 38. for......

Tan linen with brown Hake, pleated waist; size 34, 36, 38 for. -$5.00 Dark grey waist and skirt. trimmed with white braid and but-

tons, slze4z . . . . . . . ...$5,60

, ; " " Pale blue waist and skirt, trimmed with white braid and but- .flr-dj J. tons, size 34, 36 $5.60 i _4‘\ Fine white pique, pleated waist, size 32. 36_- - - - - -_ - - - - -_- - - - ~ -$4.50

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Stenogritplier (embarrassed) - “Sweet- _ "” "

Black and white linen canvas pleated waist, with waist and

_,cis .-1 _k-rt i ithbirrcimiiege for.. ....'.'..............55_5o El ) , iiiiiul .\_"\"\"- - Sky Iiiien1i1d)iT§v'iIith white front and white tabs on waist and

A’ ffl" l",'\\ skirt,size_36. . . . . ....$8,50

Navy linen voile. with white front and white tabs on waist and

‘ skirt,size34............... . . . .

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Fawn linen voile with silk insertion in waist and skirt.size 36. .$8.60

\ L` ht re voile with stra s iped with white, size 36. . . . ..$7.00

PATON &. CO.

Dining Ta. Chairs- - -- - Sideboo rd

ble.... .. 5.00

.. . 6,00

$27.65

FOR THE BEDROOM.

Squafg..

Bedroom S_\rite--- - . ...$l5.UO

Rugs. . . .. . . . .. .

\any stage. Price |»i.oo abot- -

2.50

$17.50

.. . . . . .. $2,50

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FOR THE IIALL.

Hall Sto.nd...... .. _ ._ 5 Hall Oil Cloth. l0yds. 30¢.... 5 Sta|rCnrp¢(......,...... .. S StalrLinei'\.l6 yards..... ._ _

FOR T HE PARLOR.

Parlor Suite, 5 pieces - - - -$15.00 Curtg|n5.......'".... 2.00

M¢\f...... ....3150 Petrlor'I`able . 2.50

. $22.00

CARPET.

20 yards Brussell Carpet.

all wool 50c per yd.. . $10-00

'$75505

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.JAMES P1-LTot\T as Go.

If you want a genuine bargain in Shirts, _ T

Collnrs and Ties go to J. B. 1\lcDotialrI & 0 A 0 , ,

Cds. Clearing Sale. 13d lf-

Fresh Ithuhrirb, Bannnus, and Navel

oranges received today ut llcei' & Gods. F

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FDR THE DINING Rll0M.

Floor Covering ......_$ 6-00

All for about the price asked for the Suite before we sold furniture.

PR THE CLYDE Mins.

I rr VY_, excel"f;lr\`ls well-kiio actory l famed for its PURE WOOL PRODUCTS. They

Ho cspuns, Clotl1“Suitings.

They come in the following colors and measure 58-inches wide

| Ano Navy Mamie N¢vy3tTrT»wAr».g.r<=¢K.i £5

..;...........L..............................Y...l:_.._..:.'.‘.'.'..1;:;;.;:..::;;:::::;::;i\§l1i3 Alinc of Mottlcd Hopsack Suitings.

,6-inches wide in black wi h w _e, nav w w e,

blue with white, brown with wh ti, wiiildtcoloreii will; wlliiie,

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-- Also 2 plcoes 58-inch Sutting, brown with fancy flake, green with fancy flake for.. . . . . . . .$l-25

Also a bil stock of Fine Sheored French Broedcloth for I adlea’ Sultlnga.

'-rii=.9*!»riTi:t\'\ilo‘i-lti at Pri¢E:`e':lir¥:\'\“£Ti‘28; t:.g5.i2‘.`5.bl"ck° ‘olden _bmwm dn." “UVM llght grey and few"

3;:gxenmgragpgomgharshaud in CIIVQDQCYOI ill h¢lVY Wdlhh "I ¢|¢l’l¢\| gfgy ‘ni bf°|m\`|»°.n at _ , _ _$2.00

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