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Perkins

~— = ~ . L di | a * adies’ Wrappers The warmer sorts are called for. They are her the satisfactory kind. Pretty FElanne! Wrappers, in fast colors, neatly trimmed at 95c,

$].10, $1.35, $1.50, $2.25.

Flannelette

See our stock of Flannelettes, they are values here that you'll find difficult to equal. Fiannelette 32 in. wide, 5c per yard,

ms Jack frost is just Parke +. es

RCS, ’ \Rgein A. He may make his ap-

around ‘corner. pearance any mement the need for 3ed Clothing much in evi-

and warm will be dence. White wool Blank- ets,

reliable make

witn precty \crder, only $1.50 pair

White wool Blankets, soft and fluffy warm and well made, Colored Borders

$2..50

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We have a speciai line of Ribbed Vests, honestly worth more than we are asking 25c¢ each

Ladies’ Combinations, special value

at 99¢ each

Men’s.__. Nightshirts

Vi ye f Ug A few i Ti33 hints “N29 from our stock Ww. be quite ar L ceplablé to those

Contemp) ating a chance for heavie Nigh‘shi te.

Men’s F’annelette Nightshirts at 55e, 69e, $1.30

Men's Hosiery

RELIAPLE HOSTERY. That’s the kind you can depend on getting if you buy your Hosiery here,

HOINEMA DE SOX 20c per pair

CASHME!E SOX 20c per pair CASHMERE SOX 45e per pair

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SUNNYSIDE.

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) this juncture.

THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWX, NOVEMBER 15 1898

THE DAILY RXAMINER

~ NOVEMBER 15, 1898.

THE LATEST APPOINTMENT.

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Tue long-expected has happened. After keeping the seat of the Jate Senator Arsenault vacant for a year, the Govern-

ment have placed in it a member of the House of Commons, the Hon. Jobn Yeo. Our Lave deliberately played false to

Liberal statesmen again

their pre-

lection contentions. To appoint a mem. ; ‘ : ' : :

“* of tne House of Commons toa judges ship, @ gov norship or a senatorsbip was, » the part of the Libera! Conservatives, an ac corruption, an interference with the indepeadence of Parliament, to be O¢n- lemned in the strongest language and criticised as a reason why the Government

ought to lose the confidence of the country. But pr and power as a demnatioa and criticism of their opponents;

esto! the Liberals are now in offize

result of such Liberal con-

and now such a2 appointment is all right,

—an act to be commended by right think-

}

ing men, applauded by the country and

justified by the electors,—particularly by the electors of Hast Prince I

of East » to represent them ‘ There

Much money was

‘T'wo years ago the electors 1 Mr. Ye of

; ] was a great struggie,

Prince elect in the House Commons. spent, and Mr. Yeo was declared the choice of the majority, invested with the author- ity, the responsibilities and the duties of a member of the present House of Commons. But before this House

course, Mr. Yeo abandons his duties and

has half run its responsibilities, and goes leisurely, for life, to the ease and comfort of the Senate Was there any necessity for this renuncia- tion of duty and reepoosibility ? Ask Mr. Rogers, of Alberton, Mr. R, T. Holman Mr. Gaffoey or Mr. Montgomery,of Sums» merside, Mr. Reuben Tuplin, of Kensing- ton, or Mr. Pound, of Margate,—ask any man who by reason of life-long devotion to the Liberal Party had a just ciaim upon the consideration of our Liberal Govern- ment—if it were necessary that Mr. Yeo

should abandon the responsible position in

the House of Commons for’ which he had striven and for which they had elected him. We do

not deny that Mr. Yeo has stood loyally by the Liberal Party and is to be con- graiulated upon his personal success. But we do maintain that neither the people of East Prince, as a whole, nor the leading men of Prince County who have served their party faithfully, have been well treated by the Government which has taken him out of his seat in the House of Commons and placed him in the Senate.

What the people of East Prince will do about the matter is not of much moment at In their disgust, and in the knowledge that Parliament may be dis- solved in the course of a few monthe, they inay do nothing, or they may seize this op. portunity to teach the Government that they cannot, with impunity, be false to themselves and the country. The people at large would be well pleased if (they should adopt the latter course.

e+O+e POLITICS AND THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

A yew days ago we challenged the organs of the Libera] Government in this Province to defend the recent appointment of John Gow Scrimgeour as an officiel cf the Dominion Government. But none of them has attempted todoso. We may therefore conclude thatthe appointment is indefensible. ‘The Guardian, indeed, de- clares in effect that a many-times convicted violator of the law is not a fit person to

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hold office under the Crown, while the Patriot avoids the questien,

But the Patrio' repeats, in this connerr tion, the oft-repeated falsehood that rai!» way men and others in the employ of the Government were, while the Conseryatives were in office, compelled to go to the polle and vo'e for the Conservative candidates. Perhaps the Patriot will mention the name of one man who was so compelled. We never heard of one. The fact ie, the railway officials and others voted for the Conservative candidates becawse they were because they were

forced, That was the reason why our

Coneervatives, not

aes

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Libets] Provincial Government had them

disfravthised until after there

Governrient

was a

Liberal in Ottawa, > ner

franchise was restored, and what hd" spened ? Mr. Flannigan was dischatged as a warn- ing to others because he 69g thar he was a Conservative and Weald vote according to his principles; ‘and the men were dra~ gooned on one dey to vote for the Liberal candidates and onthe next day to vote against the Scott Act in terms of the dea, with the liqnormen. Even if the Conser

vatives were what the Patriot calls them— “a gang of boodlers””—and if this were so what shall be said of the Liberals who have already increased the public expenditures by close upon $10,000,000 a year? —it is hard to see how the fact justifies the ap- pointment of John Gow Scrimgeour or proves that the Liberals’ treatment of men in the putlic service has been in accord with the principles laid down by Lord

Dofferin.

ALL HEADACHES

from whatever cause cured in half an hour by BOFFMANS HEADACHE POWDERY 10 cents and 25 cents at all druggists,

dineihidagiaie

Scrofula, hip disease, salt rheum, dyspepsia and other diseases due to impure blood are cured by Hood’s Sarsa~- parilla.

Read Weeks & Co’sad if you want to buy a broom, hair, nail or tooth brush, lamp wicks, burners candles, scrubbing brushea and shoe brushes. Al! these from the wholesale department, clearing retail. —W A Weeks & Co.

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CITY OF CHARLOTTESOWN. TENDERS.

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Sealed Tenders addressed to the under- signed, and endorsed “Tender for Market Tolls” and “Tender tor City Weigh Scales” will be received at this office, unti] noon, on Wednesday, the 30:h day of November from parties willing to contract for the lease of the Market Tolls and City Weigh Scales, for a term of three years according to epecification and schedule of Tolls, to be geen at the City Clerk’- Office.

The Counci! do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender.

By order H.M.DAVISON, City Clerk City Clerk’s Office, City Hall, Nov, 15, 1898—267 3

FJ SALS O8 TQ LEP.

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That well known business Hotel on Richmond Street, near the market.

This Hotel conta'ns about twenty good rooms and ehop, al] in good repair. Good stabling for thirty horses, with large yard

im coanection. rply to THOMAS CAMPBEL

TO LET In Cameron Block apply to

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HORACE HASZARD

Reason

why our goods look brighter, better, different from what you see elsewhere—

It’s just this :

We manufacture furniture for our own trade—comes to us new

and tresh from our factery every day—of course prices are right—else we would not recieve the PATRONAGE which we do,

Mark Wright & Co, Ltd

Home Makers--:---

Since Office

Unpreceden ted Display of

Winter Canes

and Jackets

PeROeao FeO £4464 -'S

winter garments.

that ever grazed a flgure.

reduced price. Children’s and Bovs’

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30.

Weatber indicatiois point to the necessity ot donning Fur Lined Capes and Warm Jackets are needful while “The Beautiful” carpets city and country -they are here—a splendid gathering of the best made garments

Handsome, exclusive styles, and

moderately priced; although exclusive ~—come and see them.

Dont for the Sake of a Quarter

or filty cents decide on goingelsewhere for your boy’s Suit

(here must be something or other inferior to make up for the

Kivery stitch, linings, ete., must be up to a

certain standard before a garment finds a place here.

. all wool Tweeds, 2 piece Suits, nice

and new effects Plaited and Double Breasted Jackets: sizes 22 Prices, $3.25, $3.50, $4.00, $4-50, $5.00 All

J.Paton &Co

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Something New.

line in our show

whole stock heavy.

Our gents’ never slip soled and heeled boots, in Don- gola and Calf Stock, just what )ou want for damp days—they are decidedly the best thing introduced. . It has the proper degree of softness and elasticity, as well as dura lity, preventing dampness throu rh the sole. winaow this weex. them at the low price ot $3.00 and $4.00, men’s an boys

No rubber necesary

See this We are introducing

Boots made to stand wear and tear

Weeks & Warren

14 Rome ET

Rubbers

Hess 300 Palrs sous AMERICAN RUBBERS

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Men and Womens =e at Special Prices

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Children’s Boots from 25 cents a pair upwards,

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58 TONS

Built in 1873. Will be sold at a bargain. A,N.

N. WHITMAN & SON, Canne,

262) 8'rs

FOR SALE Schr. “Vidette”

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ST. JAMES CHURCH RE-JPENING

A Graad Resta

On the New Organ Will be Given by

MR. S. N. EARUE,

Assisted by the Misses and Mr. Chas. Earle, on th ’ ¢ « f Thursday Evening, 17th ins ORGAN a, Overture to Oberon....... Von Weber b. Blamenlied ii, sa scows.isées . Lange c. Hymn Les Kameaux........... Faure Cont ralto Solo Jerusalem...... Parker Miss Amy Earle ORGAN, a. Vergin Madre Sconsolate from Seven emeLast SOROML. sweoctvas Haydo b, Th.,,: Con Variapone..........Haydn

c. ete te Bec cusiees

vosereseoee CONPPCUS | Vocal Duet—Forever

with the Lord.. ba ET ee Misses Amy and Marion Earle, ORGAN a. Fantasie Sonata............+.....Mozart b. ‘I ranscription—Jerusalem the Golden... ote ss ewan. eel

Baritone Solo—The Patms..... Faure L Mr. Chas. Earle ORGAN a. Reverie in G—Op 3l......... Roselen De) SII |, «ccna» oupecebies Baptist

c. Sacred Airs Selected

Solo and Quartette.

The Misses and Messrs Earle. Doors open at 7.30. Recital at 8 sharp Price of admission 25 cente.

Tickets forsale atthe following Drug Stores : Reddin Bros, W. R. Watson, Ap- othecaries’ Hal], C.D. Rankine, A. 8. Johneon’s and at the door,

Dr. R. B. Shaw,

(Formerly of Royal Victoria Hos- , pital, Montreal)

PHYSICIAN « SURGEON.

Special attention given to the Diseases of Women.

OFFICE :—MRS. MONTGOMERY’S COTTAGE INCE STRBET, OF PO: ITE BAPTIST DHURCH —

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- Mortage Sale

54 Acres of Land on Lot 23.

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To be sold at public anction, at the Court Honee, in Charlottetown, in Queen's | County, in of Prince Ei. ward Island, oo Friday, the eixteenth day of December nex!, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon.

Ail that tract piece or parcel of land, ee lving or being ia Lover Townshj number twenty-three, in Queen’s , in Prince Edward Island, cuneate the south cas gie of ° ; : the no u h ca t angle of land ha poeecagivn ut Benjamin Gamester, on the north side ot the road leading from Huuter River to Bungay, theoce (according to the magnetj north of the year 1764) north gixipates chains, or nntil it meets the River Clyde. | thence fo'lowing the various courses of the said River northeastwardly nine chaigs or’ notil it meets the continuation of Line bes tween the estate of the late John Hickox, and William Hickox, thence along the same, south thirty-one degrees and fifteen minutes, east for the distance of seven i Gfty links, or to the rear line of

the P vine if rrovince

chains and farms fronting the Bungay Road, thenes following the course of said rear I've south, fifty-eight degrees and thirty mine utes, west three chaias or uatil it meets the present described property of John Hickox, Junior, being the east Tine of same, thence south sixty chains or to the said Bungay Road, leading from Hianter River, thence fol owing the course of the same, west eight chaivs and fifteen links. to the | lace of commencement; containing fifty-four acree of land, s liule mere or less, withthe appurtenances,

The above sale is made pursuant te & power of sale contained ia a certain inden- ture of Mortgage bearing date, the second! day of Julv, A. D., 1889, made between John Hickox of the one part, and Peter McGrath of the other part.

For further particulars apply to Mr. William 8. Stewart, S:licitor, Neweon’e Block , Cuarlottetowa.

Dated this 15th day of November, A. D 1898.

PETER McGRATH, Mortg sgee

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Compulsion

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Pinal Sailing of the S$. S. Bona- vesta from Montreal this Season. ;

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