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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 27,189,
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The FUR STORE
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We quote below a few lines of special value, for this week.
Black coney ruff 62¢ Large blac k coney ruff $1.00 Black ruff, satin lined 1.35
Large tur collars,
$1.20, $1 40, and $1.90 Black thibet ruffs, satin lined, just opened and selling fast
at $1.65and $1.85
Large storm collars in
grey Lamb
Black & Grey Opposam Persian & Thibet Lamb
Blak Astrashan
eal and Beaver
Asirachan $14.75 to
$25.00. ASTRAGHAN JAGKETS
$22.00, $25.00. $28.00, $34.00 $40. 00. $45.00, $50.00.
sizes ene all oua ‘anteed
GENTS run cons.
and e $20 0S
‘ Capes,
Dyed Coon, $16.5
Wombat
Coon, $35.00, $40.00, $46.00 and up
Fur Robes
Me v6, 5 25, 6.50 and 8.00. and save money.
WEEKS & C0 THE PEOPLES STORE
Graphophone
Grand-————
) Reptecserseseeee 200
We have bought out Mesers Rogers & Roger: entire stock of Grapbophon«s and sup- plies—
We are row headquarters for anything in that line.— The, “Graphop bone Grand” ig a
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“A whole c La ‘ert in itself’’
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itself, reproducing songs and music as clear end powerful as the origival singers and players.
We will rentthis instrument with 20 records, for concertfs evening parties, etc., at 8 reasonable ré
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FOR EVERYBODY IN CANADA'S GREAT NORTH-WEST
“A Land Illimitable With Ilimitable Kesour ces.”
of 160
Government Free (rant Acres of Bona§Fide Set tlers.
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Transportati ion Rules, ete. A. J. HEAT A. D. P. A®, C. P. R.,
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A PETITION
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To His Excellency the Right Hon- ourable Sir George John Elliott Murray-Kynnynmond, Earl of Minto, &c., Governor- General of Canada.
We, the undersigned electors of the Dominion of Canada, wish to direct Your Excellency’s attention to the existence of a very Serious grievance that we have against Your Excellency’s present advicere,oud alvo against the present Parliament of Canada. Some time ago a measure was introduced into the House of Commons, was accepted by that House, and%also being! passed by the Senate of Canada, received the asaent of the sarl of Aberdeea, your predecessor, as the representative of the Queen in Canada. The measure provided thata ballot snould be taken chroughout Canada to ascertain the Opinion of the people of Canada with regard to the continuance of the manufact- ure, importation and sale of intoxicating liquors in the Dominion of Canada. That vote of the people entitled “Tne Prohibi- tion Plebiscite” was taken on the 29th September, 1898, and by a large msjority of the votes cast the people of Canada de- clared in favor. of the avolition of the manufacture, importation and sale of io- tox cating | quors in the Domin‘on of Can- ada. We hace weited for the Parliament of Canada to pass a law prohibiting the
maonfacture, importation and sale of intoxicating Jquors in Canada, but up to tnis time »no- such i. ilaw has been passed. On the contrary
we are credibly informed that your advi- sers do not intend io introduce awy such meaeure in Parliament, and that the pre- sent House of Cominons are adverse to parsing such a law, In euch case there | 18 nothing left for your humble petitioners te do except to proceed to the foot of the Throne, and to address you as the represen~ tative of the Queen in Canada. We think that it is a well understood principle of British government that your advisers shculd be in accord with the w.!l of the people lawfully expressed. Their will with regard to the prohibition of the manufac- ture, imporistion and sale of intoxicating li- | quors bas been expressed in the so-called pro hibition plebiscite by-@ very large majori- ty of the voters casting their Yotes in tavor | of Prohibition, The House of er also should be in accord with the peop.®
in any matter that has been eubmitted to a popular vote. We believe that itis the | prerogative of the Queen to dismiss her
the will of the people, and to dissolve any House of Commons when it is evident that body is also out of accord with those who elect its members. As loyal subjects of the Queen we most humbly request Your Excellency to give careful consideration to this our petition, and to doall that is in your power to relieve our grievance. We hope that Your Excellency will be able to see your way clear to ask your present ad- visers whether they are willing to do that which tbe electors of Canada have declared by a lawtul vote that they should do, and if they express unwillingness to introduce | @ pr iory law into Parliament, to ask Ot them their resignation, and to get new i accord with the will of the people, as expressed in the Probibition | Plebiscite, and, if necessary, under the |advice of these new ministers to dissolve the present House of Commons, and give the electorate of Canadaan opportunity to pronounce in an effective way whether their will, as expressed on the 29:h Sept- ember, 1898, sbcald be carried out. In conclusion, we would request Your Exce!- lency to doall that you cau in any way to remove our grievance, a:dto suppress 4 business which we feel is dealing out death and destruction to 4 large namber of our fellow-citizens, who are very dear indeed to us.
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SUPREME COURT.
Monpay, Nov. 27.
Peter Richard vs B Mattinson—The argument in this case was concluded on Saturday afternoon, when the court took time,
Patrick W Kilbride vs Alfred x Long and avother—Tried at Summerside in June last when verdict was rendered for plaintiff for $500 for damages against the defendant, who is a medica) doctor,for im= properly setting a dislocated shoulder of plaintiff, Rule for non suit or new trial was grauted Trinity Term last and is being arguedto-day. N McQuarrie, for plaintiff; W S Stewart, Q C, foridefendant.
It is fully expected that the fiter-
ary contest which opens tonight in
} Victoria Division, Wright’s Hall, will be
one of the most interesting and
successful had for come time.
A cordial invitation given to all
members of the order to be present. iediiapnapien
Simple Simon fishes in his mothe: 8 pail at St. Peter’s bazaar and catches al! sorts of Christmas presents for children at five cents a cast. Every present worth the
value,
PracticaL Prouisition will be discus- ced in the Kindergarten Hall this evening. The 100,000 vote movement is the most heariily endorsed prohibition move yet made in Canada. It is bound to give prohibition a more prominent place in our public affairs. Don’t failto come out to hear the discussion tonight.
Bappecg. June 11, 1897. C. C. thicnarps & Co. Dear Strs,—MINARD’S LINIMENT is my remedy for NEORAUGIA.
It relieves at once.
A. 8. McDenaip
| See our fine line underclothing at bot.
‘T, JOHN, N. B .om prices, Jobn McLeod & Co.
| advisers when they are not in accord with | G99 00
and among them to some
PERSONAL
Conductor Gillis, of the Island ra! ilway, returned from Boston on Saturday even- ing.
Mr. P. J. Quinn, representing Thibideau Sone & Co., Montreal, is at the Hotel Daviee,
ee Lewis, of Ontario, has resigned his See on account cf age and ill-health. Be will go south, for the winter,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beer, who have been visiting Montreal and other'cities of Canada, ee to Charlottetown on Saturday night
Mre. Frank Kelly, who has been on a visit to Boston, has returned to Charlotte~ town. Her husband went on to Boston to meet her.
Sir Louis Davies arrived in Galifax on : Friday evening, accompanied by his private secretary. To*morrow morning he leaves for New Glasgow.
Mr. Charles Farqubarson, son of Hon. Donald Farquharson, left this morning for Moncton where he bas obtained a position in the office of the Chief Engineer of Government Railwaye,
Mrs. Alexander Macdonald, who has
night, ¢ hucband crossed to the mainland to meet her.
Vice President Hobart’s faneral took place at Paterson, N.J., on Saturday. The flags at the various United States coneuls ates in this province were fiying at halfs mt out of respect to the memory of the deceased.
Several telegraphers of the P. E. Island railway and [ntercolonial railway were in town over Sunday for the purpose of con- gratulating each other on their recent substantial increase of wages. It is under- stond that Mr. McEwen, train despatcher at Charlottetown, receives an increase of $100 ayear, whilst others receive eo in: crease ranging from $5 to $10 a month,
Mr. F C Charters, agent I C R at Point du Chene; S. Scribner, agent at Memram- cook, N B;*and Messrs M. J. McCarron and A.J. Dunn, train dispatchers at Moncton, visited Charlottetown Division Order of Railway Telegrapbers on Satur- day. They were entertained by their brethren bere and er joyed themselves im: mensely. They returned home this morn- ing. They were registered at the Davie:,
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A Pleasant Swryrize.
arrh is incurable, and to whom the con- stent use of snuffs and oiutments has been almost unbearable, is to learn of catarrh~ ozone, the new medicated air treatment for Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma. Catarrhozone ‘s a guaranteed cure for these diseases and never fails to cure them. It enres by inhalation of medicat- ed air and always reaches the right spot. This is no theory, but the results of sctual experience, and thousands of testimonials back up all we say for oar medicine. Price $1.00 at all druggists, or direct by mailon receipt of price. Send 10 cente in stamps for sample outfit to N. C.
POLSON & CO., Kingston, Oat.
BORN.
In this city, on the 23rd inst., and Mrs. Josich Carmody, a son. ‘axe
to Mr.
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride’s father, Upton, P. E. I., Nov. 21st, by Pastor A C Shaw, T J Wallace Down,of Lot 41,to Mrs Susan Norton, of Upton, King’s County.
DIED.
Paseed peacefully to rest on Sabbath evening, the 26th inst., Catherine Clyne, in the 90th year of her age, relict of the late Rev, Alexander Campbell.
[Funera) from Upper Prince Street, on Tueeday, the 28th inst.,at 9 a m., by carriages to Strathalbyn cemetery. }
On Saturday morning, the 25th inst., at the residence of her niece, Hrs. F. Fer- guson, Lot 48, Eliza, widow of the late James D. Longworth, and daughter of the late Hon. Francis Longworth,'sr., in the 82nd year of her age,
(Boston papers please ceny )
Feather boas, twenty-five cents at th London House.
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SUAP 5S
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MAKERS Sg. OY ea
“A ROYAL TRIO-
Sunlight and Lifebuoy
—SOAPS—
The* best laundry and tuilet soaps made in the world, gueranteed to be absolutely pure.
“MONKEY BRAND”
which cannot be equalled as a scour— ng aud polishing soap.
TRY SOME €@ All are 5c large twin bar
been on an extended visit to St. Paul, Minn.,; came into port yesterday morning and returned to Charlottetown on Saturday left early today on return to Aalifax. greatly pleased with her trip. Her| tad a good freight both ways.
For those who have thought that cate |
Local and Other Items,
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1900 F—8t. Be iaieielil Lodge, No 8, meets tonight et 8 o’clock. Degree work.
Tax Pross.—-Moderate winds, fair and stationery ora litte higher temperature, Tuesday, fair.
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Tue Brayt.—The Dominion steamer Brent left for Pictou this morning for coal. She wil] return to-morrew.
Encineers —-Non-’commissioned officer? and men are r quested to meet at Lyceum at eigbt o’clock this eveniog. Important businese.
mniadinianetbs
Tonicur —. All city clergymen are re« quested to occupy seats on the platform st the prohibition meeting io the Kinder- garten hall thi+ evening.
JOHANNESBURG. — Hear what Mr. A. E. Arsenault has to ssy about Joban- nesburg and the Transvaal tomorrow night in St. James’ Hall,
Tae Hatirax Boat.— The City of Ghent
Ske
Tue Larest —It ie said that Mra. Joubert, wife of the Boer general, is to apply for a divorce. She has indisputable evidence that her husband has had his arme around Ladyemith.
Po.ice Coerr.—Three drunks figured before His Honor this morning, Seymour Gregory was fined $4 or 20 days and) William McAleer and Hugh McKay were each fiaed $2 or 10 days. Edward Mur- phy,for the larceny of goods from Ha:zard & Moore, was discharged.
Scorr Act Etection.—The Scott Act
Election in Westmoreland County, N. B., takes place to-morrow. The last repeal election in that county took place on Janu- | ary,1896 when the Act was sustained by | & majority of 278, the totai vote Leing 2516 for and 2258 egainst.
His Own Impressions.—That’s what | Mr. Arsenault is going to talk to you) about in St. James’ Hall to-morrow night. | Hear Mr. Areendult’s own impressions | gathered from persons] observation in | Johaonesberg and the Transvaal. Lllus- trated with stereoptican views.
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Satvation Army “ Setr Dentau.” We invite special attention to this effort, ard trust that all who are interested in the
community will help to mske this effort ae success by contributing towards the Home and Foreign Missionary fund during the coming week when waited upon by the collectors.
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Vicrorta Division is to the front again with another literary contest to be opened tonight. As its the sisters against the brothers there will be more than usual interest taken in thisentertainment. All members sre invited to take part. A competent judge sppointed. Members of the order are cordially invited,
The Natural History and Antiquarian Society will meet at 8 o'clock this evening in the Y M C A Parlor. Members admitted by their tickets They may also procure invitations for friends wiehing to attend by applying to the sec- retary Mr. Watson. Businese will include report and fungi lately collected by Miss Pippy aud Mr. MacSwain, a_ strange petrefaction by Mr. J M Duncan. Abnor.. mal potato growth by Mr, Doull &.
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Bazaazn.—People are asking what is
this “Advertisement Table” at t St. Peter’s Bazaar we hearsomuchof? _ It is a clear busiaess § trauntaction.
Manufacturers are notified that if they like to contribute their goods we will advertise them to the best of our ability, apd, judging from the ready responee we have received, it is evident that they are glad to avail themselves of our offer. We have therefore for sale at somewhat under current rates, all ecorts of Canadiao or American goods, from chocolates to hardware, from{perfumes to rubbers, from note paper to mincemeat. And we trust that the regular trade will be benefited by this, as it is by o:her means of advertising.
You Can Sav Money
By buying anything you may want in the line of
Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, &c.
from us. Our stock is new; was bought directly from the manufacturers by’ us, and we have every confidence it its giving good satisfaction. Ompare our prices and qualities with others, Comparison is what we in- vite, Our prices will stand it.
temporal and spiritural welfare of this| id
WERT ME at the ALWAYS BUSY STORE
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Special Sale... Ladies’ © Children's
«elt Hats Fiali Price
150 SAMPLE HATS iaclud-
ing dress hats, walking hats,
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“Skating Boots > «if ih > Er at wee Se «iff : Lise “l Here is one of the nicest little boots we have S at ev rsold, just the thing for a good skatinz cr tall Pe a waiking shoe, e Made on a good comfortable last, stylish and |i shapely, of fairly heavy Chocolate Pz bble oo at fe
qj $1.50 for misses’, sizes 11 to 12, and $1.85 tor fh» «| women’s, sizes 25 to7. it» «| eo ; ALIS , d LEY & CO.: at ae MISTITIVTVV TV eV ee eee TT Te Ta
This is the Weather —-s= Which You Require Good Warm Clothing
If you want variety of style a: well as quality to seiect from in
Suitings,Overcoatings &c., you will find it here.
OUR TAILOR SHOP ISZIN FULL<:BLAST “=
Turning out 4rst-class {clothing for peeple who! are fortvnate
enough as to have them made here,
We Will Continue OurfReductionfSale
on Men’s Furnishi
Special discounts on Fancy Shirts, Neckwear, Underclothing
GORDON & McLELLAN
Sweaters, etc.
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