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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 12,

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ubserihber offers for rent his residence, r of Hivshborough and Richmond Street 1S ten rooms and is ‘urnish- tand fitted with bath, cte with the own Possession given

HENRY SMITH.

‘harlotte at voce.

io admit of any trouble in the kitchen, We know and can prove that the MODEL GRAND RANGE will surpass all

others in baking, roast- broiling and _ boil-

¢ as well as beng durable, cleanly, con- venient

We have the High- land Grand Ranges if you want them.

The P E Island

S40 Music House

Sewing Machines ar $2 5744048

We have on hand a

“fl half dozen of Sample aif}! : = Sewing Machines,—- 7 best American make = —-that we wish to dis- Zz pose of for cash. They "2, are all “Ww

WAR RANTEE D. [f you want a ma-— chine you can save $15 to $20ty invest ing in one of those. Come in and see them

MILLER BROS

Connolly Building. QUEEN STREET

LY FFF SST ea A. B. Arsenault 4H. R. MacKenzie

Arsenault & MacKenzie

BARRISTERS,

—SOLICITORS, &c.~-

(Late of the firms of Charles Russell & Co., and E. ¥. V. Knox, London, Eng.

OFFICE — Morrie Block, Ch’town.

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‘THE DAILY EXAMINER

SEPTEMBER 12, 1899.

EXHIBITIONS.

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Inall the Provinces, except Prince E1- ward Island, there are exhibitions, The best of everything produced, outside of P. E. Island, wil] be shown, noted, examined,

} and talked about; the methods by which hieved will be dis-

eir Superiority was a |cussed snd applied in the

benefit of individuals in

future to the particular and The Exhibition We

is a

the country at large.

great object lesson. heartily azree | with the commercial paper which says | that * the exnit ) is procuctive of much \ od and its encouragement is therefore | most desira The ambitious schoo! bey | adapts himself to persevering study be~ | vause he is desirous of winning a prize. | Itis not the value of the prize he covets,

| bnt the name of excelling in competition

| are the recognized worth of the man or the | firm who attaine to a higher level of the articles of use or the growth of any com- modity. Tbe farm

sleigh that takes

| achievement in manufacture of

waggon, baggy, or

firet prize at the Fair is

supposed to have been judged on its

merits by those most competent, conse~ quently its superior make being no longer asecret to those who have attended, this has become generally circulated and thus has learning been diffused. The farmer who takes the highest prize for grain knows what condition the soi] was in that brought it forth, while the raiser of the best flock of sheep is coz vinced that bis attention and mode of feeding must have been the best in order to have produced the best results In every line a lesson is taught, and that less 2n is deeply the minds of those visitors inter. ested in like pursuits. They kncw how far they are behind, or they pride theme selves on being sonear the front. They see notonly the highest production in all commodities but are being made acquaint-

knowledge

impressed on

foreign to their thoughts,

ed with ideas that had before been Each is shown where, by diligence and study, he can be- come equal to the best, an attainment which means greater profit in his work, and less rough jabor in the accomplish- mentof hie aims. Encouraging the ex- hibition is ‘encouraging the best interests of the Dominion.”

But the government of P. E. Island, as aresult of its corruption and bad manage- ment, is now tuo poor to encourage the best interests of this agricultural Province. Our exhibition buildings and sheds are to be empty and silent and useless. Some one has suggested that the grounds had better be donated to the citizens of Char~ lottetown for a park at the East Eod. But itis probable that che owners will await the event of a change of administration.

Le Te ae

ame

—-While. Quebec boide the Master of the Administration and has great influence at Outawa the people of Quebec are by no means satisfied with the make up of the “Lauriers Tarte ministry. lt was recently stated ina meeting held at Montreal that “euch Ministers as Messrs Tarte, Dobell avd Fitzpatrick were utterly hated by the Rouges.” As fer Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the French Canadian speaker cont‘nued, “be had no sympathy for his own vationality. When in England on Jubilee Day, the Fed- ers! Premier in a!] his epeeches, had been unable to make ene single utterance in favour of French Canada.”

—Ata meeting held in Mentreal the other day it was declared that “the $60,- 900,000 session would kill the government.”

NOTES AND COMMENTS

—The Montresl Gazette states that the Quebte bridge will cost, with connections, between ¢ 4,000,000, and $7,000,000,

—RKeferring to the letter of “Dieap- pointed,” published yesterday, we are in- ormed that the mail for the western ex- it 12

pr rese clos ses at 3 LO e ich morning, hardly necessary to a id that a postoffice clerk is to be commended rather than

| blamed for being “* sharp on time.”

—It has been remarked that the present reign of the Liberal party at Ottawa has been fruitful in catch phrases, if nothing else, To Mr. Petit’s “Business ness,” and Mr. Preston’s “Hug the ma- chine,” the Moncton Travseript's “Every day has been a picnic day,” is not unworthy of beiog added. With the Government spesding between $50,000,000 and 000.000 a year, (oo, the picuic is, as The Gazette remarks, no mean one,

is busi

£60,

—The despatches show that the North Waterloo election was fully as corrupt on

the part of the Liberals as those of West Huron, West Elgin and Brockville. The trail of the serpentis over them all. One

virtuous man got fifty dollars for his vote and the promise of ‘a hundred more if the Liberal vote in his district showed an in- crease of ten over the last clection. After the election he received the promised hun- dred. While the Liberals are in office, they have plenty of money to spend at elections. W here do they get it ?

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A Setr_ement Mape~- At the regular ineeting of the Town Council of Summer- side held last night a settlement was ar- rived at witn the bondsmen of W. K. Me- Kay, late sown Clerk. The defalcations amount to about four thousand dollars. The bonds for one thousand dollars each and over two years. The amount to be paid by the sureties is twelve hundred dollars for a full discharge. It will be remember- ed, at the time the defa)cations were die-~ covered, great credit was claimed forthe couscil for securing a mortgage from the Jate clerk and his father which

sec ured them in an additional sum of one thousand dollars, This mortgage is now assigned to

the sureites without any consideration beyord the twelve bundred dollars above referred to. Each party pays their our cash.

Tue Boston Boar. —The steamer La- Grand Duchesse arrived from Boston about 1 o’clock this morning with 120 passengers, most of whom were excur- sionists. Her outward passengers were : Mrs Rollios, Miss Munn, Miss Easton and friend,G V Bell, Mrs Sanburn and Bostock, Dr W Macdorald,Mre J J North rap, Mies Mav Hickey,Mr Gillicuddy, R FE Scannell, Miss E Scannell, Miss Pens: Irving, Mr Lynde and wife, Mr Safforde Mr Wood Mr Scott Mrs, Henderson, Mr Whiiney, Mr Beckworth, Mr P Waiter, Mr Cresswell, J C Jones, W L Carlise, AR Heinitsh aod wife, E F Green, G W Bower. E A Fiezer, Mies Campbe!l, CU C Brown and party, J W McLeod, W McLeod, Miss K Ross, Miss A Carr, D Clarke, Mr Green, Francis McAleer, Miss McCabe, Mises Fitzaim- mons, Thomas Lawson, Mise Lyndville, Jobo J Melnaois, Ernest Gay, Mies oo Gillis, Miss Mary Mes~ Carrov, Mise S S:ewart, Miss M P Stewart, Miss H Campbell], Miss C N Gillis, Mies Katie Gillie, Miss A A Macdonald, Miss M Stewart, Mre Patterson, Ms; Rockfcrd, James McCabe, Miss Macpherscn and Miss Mary Macpherson.

More Fast Horses — Romp L. for the 2.25 class, Belmont for the free for all, Guy J.end Bessie Rampart for the 2 30 class crossed from Point du Chene last night and came totown by this morning’s train to take part in the above ciasses at races to be held at the Charlottetown Driving Park. Other horses are expected tonight.

$10,$12 and $15 is the price of our tailor made ready-to-wear o’coats. See those coats before leaving your order.—Prowee Bros, 3ins

You can boil this brand of underwear— * The Stanfield”’ but you cannotshrink it. Will wear,for three years and stand washing every two weeks. It is soft and fiexible—all sizes — 3 grades, every garment guar- anteed. Doctors recommend it.—Jas. Paton & Co.

RATES

—TO—

St. John Exhibition

In connection with the above the P E Islaed Railway will cei] tickets as follows from all stations on the 9th September to 19th, good to return on the 25th at one tiret class fare—

On Thureday 14:b Sept. 9 good to return on the l6th, at Bo 50 froin «]!) stations west of Port Hill and east of Emerald, From Summerside at $2.50, and from al! etations between Port Hill and Emerald $2.50 and one first claee fare.

On Monday, 18th September, same rate as on 14t., will be returo on 2Oth,

Toesday, 19.b September is P E Island day, when Governor McIntyre is expected to be present at St. Jonn Exhibition. GEO. F. OWEN,

Rep. St. John Exh

tickets at sold good to

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A woman's best friend is the Home dye that yields ab- solutely satisfactory results every single time—Maypole Soap.

The Home Dye that wash- es and dyes at one operation.

Fast colors and brilliant ones in Maypole Soap.

Free books on ‘‘Home Dyeing,’’ on application to:

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A. P. TIPPET & CO.,

8 Place Royale, Montreal, General Agents for Canada.

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Mortgage Sale

There wiil be sold by public auction is front of the Court House, in Summerside, on Friday, the thirteenth day of October, next, A D, 1899, at the hour of eleven o’clock in the torenoon, the power of sale contained in a Mortgage, da‘ed the 22nd dey of March, A D, 1895, and made be# tween Archibald M McGilvery, and Nancy E McGilvery, his wife, of the one part and the undersigned of the o‘her part, allthattract of Jandon Lot 18, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, bounded as follows:—Commencing ata stake fixed in the division line, between Township eighteen and Prince Town Royalty, on the south side of the Baltic Road or division line ten cha‘ns, thence south twelve chains and fifty Jinks or tothe aorth boundary liae of Simon Delaney’s land, thence west aloug the same ten chains to the Malpeque Road, aforesaid, and thence along same, perth twelve chains aud fifty links to the place of commencement, containing :welve and a half acres of land, more or less.

For further particulare apply at the office of J E Wyatt, Barristerat Law, Summerside.

J E WYATT,

113—dy4i Mortgagee

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The “HERCULES”

So called because under test it has proven to be ten times stronger than any old style wire mattress. WILL' NOT SAG—Costs no more than the cheap kinds.

MARKWRIGHT) AND CO

HomejMakers

FOR SALE

A set of sails in good condition, suitable for a vessel of 65 tons.

Apply to 10

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W. F. TIDMARSH, P ortland Packing Co

FURNITURE FOR SALE BY ATCTION.

I am instructed re Mr. Bruce Wright to eell by auction, at hie residence, Grafton Street, east (opposite college)on WED- NESDAY, the 13th day of September, instant commencing at 11 o’clock a. m.

All his household effecte, comprising, superior Parlor, Dining Room, Hall, Bed room and Kitchen Furniture; all as goo d as new,

Terms cash.

R. BEARISTO,

209 — Auctioneer

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WANTED—To or three smart young girls

to learn the millinery business. Apply at once to Miss Vanstone at Weeks & Cv)’

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Unshrinkable ul nderwear

FROM $2.00 UP -“"

345 odd pieces underwear at clearance prices.

JAS, PATON & CO,

FORRr ADS,

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About the class of Dress

is all that is necessary in Gocds that we keep. You

reference to our fine nil- will always find that they

are good. Every costume Sit bat 1s «a monument o

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velvets in Ihese will

used in fall millinery;

and the price you'll find We have them

in all the newest shades

is right.

. hey are among the new: among which are rew wey g

blues,

myrtle and light greens,

fawns est things used in trimm-

purples,

’ . . ‘ng. Space is not suffice

ent even to hint at one thousnth part part of ths elegance to be seen in this department, whichjis under the supervision 0

Our well stocked dress goods department which is the largest in the city you will always find it well fitted with

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Pownal Street cut price Shoe Store

William ee

— DEALER IN—

BOOTS & SHOES .

Pownal Street, Ch’toxn, P. £. )Q_——=—

Every Variety of Leather and Rubber Footwear

THE LATEST STYLES RECEIVED MONTHLY s@~ Purchasing all my goods for SPOT CASH, from the lesdiog m anu‘astare 30f Canada. Having an experience of 25 years in the business in both Canada ani she United Stutes places me in a position to buy and sell a good grade of goods at ® lower price than «ume firms eell shoddy. A full line of the Ames Holden Companys High grade footwear, the Jargest mast facturers in Canada having a yearly output over $3,000.000

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MOTTO.—Honest Value Por Honest Prices

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