THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 13, . 1s9y

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LOCAL NOTICES,

Two strong points in favor of our boots | nod shoer,all new goods without exception. | H. Ramsay & Co, Sanny-ide. i 50» —« i

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ur fif vy cent unlaundred shirts are

he best value ever offered by us; just as “ood as any ove dollar laundered shirt on he market—rrowse Bros. Tonight 2 bortles of pickles or 2 bottle | «o{ Worcester suuce for {25 cents at Beer & | ioff’-.

OPER HOUSE Friday & Saturday,

May 19 & 20 SATURDAY MATINEE

STETSON’S

Bi@ SPECTACULAR

UNCLE TOM’S CABIN

THE BARNUM OF THEM ALL

Under th of

Ww. Kipsie

50 Men, Women, and Children.

Double band and Orchestra. \ great Company ! a great Cast! rwo TOPSIES3 Wiss KATE PARTINGTON, —AND—

Wiss GRACR WBSHBURN.

TWO MARKS

management

‘va and her pony, Prince. Lone Star Quart- ette African Mandoline Pleyer. Double Quartette. Jubilee Singers. Buck and Wing Dancers. Shouters Etc., anda genuine Cake walk.

_.A Pack cr Geyviye Bioop Hovnps.. New Songs, New Dances. New Music Everything New

4 Carload of Beautiful Scenery. ‘utton Picking. Homein the South, Eva’s Ascension. ‘ihe grandest street parade ever seen. wo Bands, Donkey, Massive dogs etc,

A SI T OF A LIFETIMT’

Prices 25.35 and 50c. Matinee 10 and 25 cents.

How Would This Look

Just fancy to yourselves a WATCH of this sort, what a convenience and what a sure to the wearer. Well, as a long ex-

: ced watch dealer, I am greately sur- prised at the triflirg cost for such well made truly artistic watches asthese jare.

polished, and

Waltham watches, highly anywhere from

good time-keepers- Prices

$6.50 up.

W. W. WELLNER,

The Great Watch Heuse,

atl Ct LC,

LIME: Ue. —NOW LANDING — Ex Schrs, ‘Minnie A’ & ‘Janette’

100 Casks St. John Lime.

100 Barrels.

160 Barrels Bras D’Or Lime.

POOLE & LEWIS Poole’s Wharf

: ] by d& w2i

NOTICE

The Lancashire Insurance Company has retired from the P. E. I. Board of Fire Uuder- writers and is prepared to ef- fect Fire Insurance on all elases of property in P. E. I. at equitable rates,

J.M. & W.C. Hope Grant General Agents Maritime Provinces JAS. J. JOHNSTON,

Agent at Ch’towa, P EI May 13 li

~ /THE DAILY BKAMINER

MAY 13, L899

THE ELECTION OF THURSDAY No question of principle, er politics, or religion, or sentiment, or anything of that kind, is isvolved in the election of a third The

election is merelyto put upon the Board

Sewerage acd Water Commissione,

the best man available. Many citizens would, we know—a large majority would, we believe—have been glad to show their appreciation of the distingnished services rendered by Dr. McLeod introduction ef both water by votiag for him upon this occasion. Had

he been nominated we are quite sure that

in regard to the

and sewerage

Newson, Mc- Gregor, Wheatley ani Douse. The two rormer we all know ta be practical men of business, accustomed to deal with men in

choice is confined to Mesera

reapect to works under construction. With the personal qualifications of Mr. Wheatley we are not so well acquainted, though we believe him to be,in a general way, an estimable citizen. As to Mr. Douse, the experience of the corporation bas been that, hcwever worthy of consideration and regard he may be in his private relations» he’is not fitted for public position. The dang er where there are a number of candidates the

election of their own particular candidate and thus dividing their strength, the most uadesirable of all may obtain a majority of the votes cast. This danger may, how- ever, be avoided by the friends of the more desirable unitiag to vote for the one or the other who leads the poll at a certain hour—eay at twelve o’clock; and we hope that this plan will be followed on Thursday next. The electors of Charlottetown, as a whole, ought to act in ihe circumstaoces

tion,—the shareholders in a bank or steamboat com pany—called upon to elect a director, would act. They cught to throw aside all personal, and private, or outside consideratione, and unite to pre~ vent the election of an unsuitalle man, and to eecure the election of a man fitted for the position.

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TO BE NOTED.

Mr. Wise voted with the Opposition

regarding an investigation of the affairs cf the Prevince and the formation of a new policy. But the rest of the Government, members and supporters, voted against the resolution. This faci ought to be noted by allelectors,—and rimembered when the time comes,

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

-Tbe Legiclature passed all the es- timates lact night. Now the question is “where’s the money to come from ?”

—It is not uncommon, now-a-days, to see “‘women bachelors” and therefore it

was in Chicago recently, that women shel! be made ‘‘knights.”

— The Montreal Gazett remarks that as the new prohibition resolutions to be sub- mitted to Parliament provide for more voting preparatory to enforcing prohibi- tion into the provivces, this Parliament will hardly pass thera,—it has had enough ot plebiscites.

—The Patriot intimates that Mr Atter- ney General McDonaid is not likely to get the vacant Judgeehip. It enlarges upon the ability be has lately displayed as a spouter in the Legislative Assembly. We may Haszard the opinion that the party has decided that Hector must remain in politics.

some of the candidates would have with drawn from thefield. But Dr. McLeod has not been nemineted. Our limit uf |

in the fiell is that friend | ot each of the more desir- able being intent upen the

juet asthe members of a private corporas |

last evening on Mr. Campbell’s reac lation |

is not surprising to here it proposed, as it |

COSTIGAN'’S TUMBLE. For twenty years, during all the time they were in office, ihe Liberal Couserva- the Hou.

be drew the

enough for So

tives were good Mr. Costigan. salary of a Minister of the Crown he was

lonug as

ateadfast to his volitical frieudr— approv-

ing and taking responsibitity for all that

i they did. [If the Liberal Conservative |Party bas acied an ‘noworthy part in this Canada of ours, Me, Cuvusatin~ gan also is unworiby; if. thai

party is guilty, he alsoistobe condemn

ed. At the last genera’ election he stood

by the Libera! Coneervative party. So

long as there was prospect that the

Liberal. Conservatives would remarn ip

| office, Mr. though Sir Charles Tupper and hie Cabinet,

» Costigen was loya'—even

land all their preleceaso:s in office wer- las wicked and censurable then as they are vow. Bui now,—now whew they are in adversity, now when their oppooente are masquerading in political clothes whieh have been stolen from them and tar exce!~ ling them in respect to public expenditures» public debt, and wild cat echemes, Mr’ Costigan, the Honorable Mr, Costigan, wonounces his secession from them, and his “adhesion to the Ministerial pla'form and policy.” Mr. Costigan’s ex

plination of his traitorous conduct will be awaited with interest. Sir Charles Tupper intimated the other day, in the course of an interview, that the Government obtained Mr. Costigan’« adhesion by indefensible means. Perhaps the Government alzo, may be called upon toexplain the caure of Mr. Costigan’s tumble. The explana- tiens will need to be clear and full to satis-~ fy honest menthe Mr. Costigan’s action, under the circumstances here described, is justifiable upon moral grouads. A poli-« ticel turncoat may be tolerated; —but nota man who deserts his friends in opposition

and joins the enemy in office,—for a price. +p

Manitaba School Lands.

Orrawa, May 12.—It is understood that Premier Greenway has received an intima- tion to the effect that the Federal Govern ment will not accede to the request of the | Manitoba Government and transfer the

schoo! landa totheir keepirg despite the | vote of the local Legislaiure ,in thatdr ection. The Federal Government will not part with the trust fuod. Last year, whi'e consenting to place $300,000 to the credit of the Province, they ar,ued that this was only a very small portion of the trust fund which rues to millions of dol. lars and that, theretore, they were no* in- terf reg with the trust. Now they refuse to nullity themeelves by taking an «ction which will be contrary to that argument I is poseible thai having failed io thie de~ mand Premier Greenway will fall back on bis demand of last year for $300,000, but in this case it will remain to be eeen whetherthe Senate can be iad uced to re- | verse their vote of lasr year.

pinnate

In Summersipk-—-The Bogus Widow was put onin Summerside last night before a rather small, but nevertheless appreciative audience. Several of the company retura- ed to town this morning and the rest came down by the afternoon train.

Evaxcenist Wui-rox.— The meetings are fullof interest and of great profit to the christian, as well as a blessing to the un-. conveeted. Mr. Whistoo is a plain, ears- eet and instructive speaker; he sings several solos every evening, which are | listened to with much attextion.— Little Falls Times,

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Don’t forget the date Thursday the 18:h inet, Miss Lefurgey’s recital in Kindergar- ten Hall. Admission 26c and 35.

wines Children’s middy suite, boys Norfolk suits, boys 3 piece suits, men’s svite,at the model store. R. H. Rameay & Co, Suany- side, the outfitters. Ladies, see our Dongola Shoes, regular $1.00 quality, our price Saturday 7oc—J B

} Macdonald & Co.

| mae ee

iversally acknowl

tate in offering th the market. orange. excelled by none.

We Carry a Full Lin

Prices from $40—up. Our Bevel Gear Chainless at $75.00 is

peers or seen

Stearns Bicycles...

are undoubtedly the*Best

They have been un- edged for so long a time as the

greatest wheel manufactured, that we do not hesi

em tu youas the very best on In black or

Call in and see our samples,

e of Parts

A tew good second hand whee]: ia stock.

MARK WRiGhl AND CO

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Our Bargain Meny

HOR LO-NLSa

2 ue —

Prt FS 4

line at €>@) cents, they are worth up to 75e,

Grey Jean Corsets 35c

Men’s White Unlaundered Shirts, 2 for 50c

Men’s Cotton Underwear, )382 garment

Men’ Balbriggan Shirts, 24c garment

Children’s Plaid Hos+, 50c

Children’s Cotton Hose

All Wool Cashmere Hose, 19c

Heavy Ribbed Hose, 9c a pair

Plain Cotton Hose, 6c pair

Boys’ Wnlaundered Shirts, 12 to 144 and and 144 te 17 iv. in Men’s,two for 50c

Boys’ Braces, 8c pair

Men’s Braces, 10c pair.

Chiffon Frilling at 12c, newest shades.

Boys’§Etou Collare, 10c Boys’ Collare, 10c

Boys’ Dack Callars, 10c Combination Blue and White, 18c¢

Men’s Cotten Sox, 5c a pair Black Cotton Sox, 10c Men’e Skull Caps, 12c¢ Golf Caps, 15c

Ladies’ Linen Collars, 9c

2 for 25c. Ladies’ Pique Collars, 18c | Leather Belts, 9c each,

James

THESE 4RE THE QUALITIES OF OUR

vil I t W Gur Shirt Waists are unsurpassed in

Style and quality. Don’t take our word for it, come and see themselves

eoooy = ur Shirt Waists are so well made, ; and we have%all sizes, that are assured a of a pertect fit. ; price that it will b2to your advant- age to buy here. A few prices, 39c, : 50e, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25 upwards,

F Perkins & Go

SUNNYRIDE

Our Shirt Waists are all so low in

OSOT FOTS THES FE LE VD FOS BHC HOO én [24 a

The [lillinery Leaders

Silk Shirts,

SATURDAY BARCBINS —

BLOUS#S—We took alla manufacturer had and zot them at yur price Detachable co lar. 390 pairs Odd Pants to fit boys from 4 to 14 (shirt pants) American Print Wrappers, the former for 6 and 7e yard, We wre doing » rushing Shirt and Tie business Shirts, Check shirts, Striped Shirts and the very newest thing.

‘Clinchers for To’Night’s Trade

300 Pairs Summer Corsets, 35¢ worth regularly §@ cents. Summer Coats and Caps.

See this American Print at “ hite Shirts, Black

480 Ladies Sailors, 253 and Sie,

A lucky purchace of Dress Goods at an exceptional low price, 42 480 yds yds Lustre effect, well worth 38c yours for 25e¢ Boys’ Linders and Serge Skirt Suits) Carpets and House Furnishiugs

Well Read Our Saturday List ——_,

50c will buy any of those 3)0 Sailors, Black, Colored and White—pretty shapes, 50c¢ will buy two of those White Shirts on our Bargain Counter. oe

READ OUR SATURDAY LIST—!t’s demanded and here it goes !

EXTRA SMALL PRICES FOR TO-NIGHT. |

Tbe bes: silk Four~insHand Ties going at

SEE OUR 50e wINDOW Paton and Co’

| New Presses.

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inch goods for le

eee Lis'e Thread Gloves, 6o = adics’ Lisle Thread Gl ‘ ; = 25 cents. 7 reed 5 palte it 7 Ladies’ Taffeta Gloves, 20c

Ladies Underwear, 4}c each

Children’s pique collars and cuffe—tucked — ; goods io fancy combinations, M . collara aod cuffs in this lot worth 50s. & They ail go at 10c each a

Ladies’ Veiling—Pretty Veili | — y Veiling from 8¢ /

Our 10e Veiling is a seller gg

(Fast running and modernized) New Type

(Made on the labor saving basis) and with

Everything New ;

I am ina better position than ever to, il! Ge orders promptly in the line ef Printing and Bockbindiag ;

Alland every kind of Printing perform | in first-class style and at lowest rates, woman 3 illustrated address to a visiting card

Book and Pamphlet printinga specialty. ilayiuglarge fonts of bedy type places mein *

a position to excel in this line of work,

All the latest and best makes of paper stock card stock, (for ‘fat home” cards, ball a rams, etc) and printers supplies kept on

to select from

PF i!

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Promptness, personal attention and reataae able prices .

JOHN COOMBS, ~ 141 QUBEN STRSBE Orr. Prowse Bres....

I's All In The Way

its Done AB le Te»

Almost any one can build a house, but it takes a first class werkman to do it right

We do it right, and ab $7 reasonable price- If you 4 countemplate building, let ™8 submit plans and figures.

Repairing and Jobbing

are specialties to which We give careful attention." We can regravel an old and make it equal to new work. A little money goes # long way when dealing W!

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WM, W. HARPER |

nufacturing Contractor,