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INFORMATION FOR

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 8, 1599

FRUIT GROWERS.

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MAY 8, 1899. | Hansard, has — . ‘Cannot make it out,

Fisheries avy information as to the age of Mr. McMillan’s euccessor; if eo what is

7. [This questior, as published in been so blurred that we It referred to re* poosibility for the dismiegal.}

8. Has the Depactment of Marine and

t? OO9OOO9O9 99 F99999 0090006546065 0646600066066466606 Ws learn that a firat-class orvhardist . - a poy oe aan a 3° : ne to the th of October, from Nova Scotia has been engaged by the oo 4 sg @ ‘ ‘ | 1897, when his successor took charge ? a Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, for 10. Is the Department of Mesias and If you buy your Spring Suit from US MILLINERY r | the P. E. leland work of grafting, prun- | Fi hories aware that Mr. McMillan was it is correct in ever articular | ing, spraying and packi inaugurated hy | highly commended by Commander Spaia a ; ” os = oe aor aes ; 48 & most useful and eilicient officer y p : the Fruit Growers Association. He is rT i {Sir Louie Davi ae oy mre ay : the Out a tal F | 1e replies of Sir Louis Davies were as : As business in our milline ry swtil e es nnpeten a _— aia We do not head our ad. in : : ra | getting !netructions and the full outfit re department is rushing, we : : : P . wh quired forsuch important work. Per- |. l. He was found guilty, after a formsi this way because we think would like you to leave your : aiden © eae fing, | OYestigation, on the sworn evidence of inte : ; rder earl as ossible if you sons requiring bis eery O08 SOF § GEES, witueeses,of offensive political partisanship, it 1s particularly clever or oruer ei 5 ‘ pus - etc., ought to send their names to the |and he refused to give his evidence 10 smart We are ver ’ serious want your hat Saturday, nearest director of the Fruit Growers | reply, under oath. ice : y§ ; Aerociation, as time presses. Tie list of | 2- Not aware of any. about it-we believe it is true. Children’s Coats Directors is as follows: S. The charges were ae follows :—Of- mn ’ fensive partisanship, Canvassing, attending Prince County :—Rev. A. E. Burke, | caucus meetings, denouncing the Liberal And Why ? Have you seen the Coats, | Alberton; C. R. (Dickie, Mud2y Creek ; party, and Sir Wilfrid Laurier in partica- ¢ ‘oll “H ts Tams. Hoods kh. Carruthers, Care Traverse. lar. 2 "a f , » ° . : : om ms ce, > Cloaks and |v 2een's County :~J. H. Gill, Little _& See “ ihe commissioner was Because we sell Shorey’s natores, ‘ s Uae York ; John Jokneon, Long River; J. G. vce th ensive partisanship * : ideruneein. cor Chikired’s| aetekas, aa ra clearly shown, Ready Tailored Clothing, , ’ - Tinete () ao h - “y > 3 i department. We have the _ sles 7 Seo pec reo Rae 6. All light-keepers ef McMillan’s class : : which we know to be made finest stock of children’s wear |G. g. Got, Woodville. ; were, by a general Order in Council. ap e by the best tailor’s labor, finished and put into shape ; . a pointe ehery overeecrs without salaries, . . in the city. ease to exercise, within the l'mits of their dis- in the best possible style. ACT. triets, the powers of a justice of the peace, ; : : 3 SKIRTS AN UNJUSTIFIABLE Cea , € Know the material is fully shrun the K Ww Da ex~officeio,for all the purposes of the Fish~ ‘ : ; | jee Aa, colours are fast, and we furnish a guarantee to that We are selling a great many Some time ago Tur Exant ER directed 7. The Minieter of Marine and Fisher- @ effect with every garment. Ve'‘allic Sateens and Moreen | *t¢stion to the dismissel of the lights, TF 8 assumes the resy« nsibitity. 3 Ae Be ne os sé - » , | honee keeper at Wood Islands, and the ap-|.. 8: Joum McKay is successor to Mc- We are waiting for a call from you. house k pe p e ’ Skirts. Have yoa bought i i ie ia a iat i» hie | Millan. He was reported to be about ferty : ; iiiniales dep ae olden poiotmes meres Paes) : ~ {ye fage, wh ointed. Repr - your s yet? If not, we would stead. The dismissed keeper was a son of cada ane ‘ie a tasiatahi s a de ‘ers James Paton & Co Y

ike to show you our line. {lso Metallic Sateen and Mor- een by the yard.

JACKETS.

Our Jacxets are noted for heir style, quality, perfection f fit, and very low price. We would like you to come in ard try themon, and with our (hiee fold mirror you can see the front, back and side with- out turning yourself.

LADIES UNDERWEAR

it will soon be time for you ‘o think about charging your winter Underwear for someth- ng lighter in weight. We would like to remind you that weare showing our new sum- iner underwear at prices rang- ing rom Sc to $1,65 per gar- inent.

Remember the old rule—«No trouble toshow goods,”

P, Perks & C

the former keeper,—Mr. James McMillan, | who was all his lifea Libera’, had been a;

pointed by Mr. McKenzie’s government, | had supported Davies and Walsh, though ' maintained iu offiie by the Oonservative ministry,—and had fiaally died leaving a! widow with a family to support. Io con-

sideration of the circumstances, Mre.

McMillan was allowed to remain in the

lighthouse. Her eldest eon performed the

duties so satiefactorily that be was eub- ' sequently appointed to the position, end he | continued in office.doing his duty well, | until the old friends of his father, the men | for wham bis fatber had worked and roted, | attained to power. Then, some charges | against him having been trumped up by sou.e One who wanted the office, he and bis | motherand her family were turned out of house and home. The case is certainly ahard one. We have been informed that itexcited th+ indignation of; mary oll- time Liberala—men who were friends of the father, fellow laborers with him, who had worked for the success of the Liberals. | We note that Mr. Martin brought the matter u> in Parliamest a few day ago. He asked:

1. Why bas Mr. D. McMillan been dis- missed ae light-keeper at Wood Island, in the province of Prince Edward Island ?

2. Were there any complaints made against Mr. McMillan for not efficiently discharging his duties ?

3. If not, what was the nature of the charges preferred against him, and by

partment that he was much older, which are being investigated,

justifiableact. It \ ould be interesting to

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10. No.

The people of Wood Islaids and vicinity know bow much credence to give thes? replies of Sir Louis Davies. What the report of the Commissioners was we koow not; but we do know that the feeling of the neighborhood-isto the effect that the dismissal of young McMillaa was ao un-

know exactly the terms of the Commis- tio.era’ report. This matter onght to be probed to the bottom.

—A genileman at Ottawa reports that the delivery of the budget epeech was not @ success ‘‘as it was nea:ly all read from manuscript.” Bat Mr. Foster’s spesch in reply was “a eplendid piece of criticism.” Mr. Foster was “in excelleat form, and pleased his friends immensely, The Gov- ernment looked lugubrious when he rackel them fore aud aft commenting upon their many breaches of promise and their additions to taxes and debt.” Sir Richard replied, “but be is not se interesting as when ‘he sang the old senge.’ ”

LOCAL NOTICES.

Sheep Dip, sheep dip. Store.

Srorts.-——The Abegweit-Crescent Club are arranging a big programme of &po.ts for Dominion Day on the Athletic Asso- ciation grounds.

Thymo Crescl Powder.

Central Drug

Carbolic Por—

mistake,

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’ TERY LE 3 whom preferred ? der and other disinfectants. ~ Centeral ; ee SILLINER RA ss 4. What was the report of the commis- Drug Store. ; praee lin R ae te J me , sPpointed to investigate these Clensine — Rificed Benzine Zenith e. Cpalribg one promptly and well, ' charges ? "ou phate ie ( hip) MAN WANTED 5. Hasthe Department of Marine and mee Killer, etc., etc.—Ceatral D-ug Ne BF 2 Fisheries any,intormation te the effect that . UM eT

As General Agent for P. & |. for the Confederation Life

Tie fisancial exhibits and policy condi- t'ons of this company"render it very attrac tive in the haads of a good canvasser, re compsny has an established position io the Island with locel agents in principa places, the latter of whom would be under the controi of the General Agent. A liberal and untrammelled contract is avail in fyr the right man. The undersigned wil be at the Yavies Hotel, Charlottetown at apearly date with aview to an ap- po'ntment. Letters may be addressed there or to Maritime Proyinces Branch, H .\ifax.

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MANAGER H .\ifax, May 8, °99—3ieod

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Bargains,

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“ou want real targains, not com mon goods at low prices. The great—

bargrins you can obtain in SOAPS art the world renowmed.

Brands, just try them, and you con. not help but acknowledge that they are the best bargains you ever had.

the cha-ges proven azainst Mr. McMillan were of a trivial nature?

6. If the charges proven against Mr. McHillan were only of atrivial nature, why was he appoin ed on the 3rd March, 1898, a fishery overseer—nearly one year

Rex. Liquid insect destroyer, kills all insect life, 152 pot.—Central Drug Store, A. W. Reddin.

Bicylists.—Putx liquid metal polish,

10c ¢an—the thing.— Centra) Drug

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S Bicycles...

are undoubtedly the®Best. Ihey have been un-

ged for solong a time as the

greatest wheel manufactured, that we do not hesi tate in offering them to you as the very best on the market. Prices from $40—up. orange. Our Bevel Gear Chainlesa at $75,00 is

In black or

Call in and see our samples,

We Carry a Fall Line of Parts A few good second hind wheels in stock.

iF YOu BUY A WHEEL

a Bicycle without seeing our stock you make @ —

We have all leaders, Anything and everything in the Bicycle

Frogers & Rogcers,

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For Dyeing Cottons, Woollens, Silks, Shirt Waists,

Dresses, Curtains, Ribbons, &c.

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in England.

Blouses,

used. Sold by

It Washes and Dyes any color. Once used—always

leading Druggists and Dealers,

Sample of work and booklet free.

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DUE THIS WEEK—

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New Molasses !

160 puns. Extra choice Bar-

100 puns. extra choice Porto

(HOUSES WANTED.

Ihave a large number of applica- tions for houses to rent. Landlerds desiring gocd tenants can obtain them quickly by applying to my cfiice,

J. J, JOHNSTON, Real Estate Agent, Stamper Block, Charlottetoa.n

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PASTURE,—Good for 4 cows.

Prince Edward Island Magazine

.. NOW ON SALE...

At all the Bookstores and at KR. H. Mason’s News Stand.

A P, E_ Island Scene, Frontispiece —

Are Our City Councillors Hyp —

Francis Bain (A Poem) J]. S, Clarke

The Pre achers and Tecchers of Old Day%s Senator Ferguson

Port Lajoie (Iustrated with plans) Prof. Caven .

The First Spring Flower, L. W. Watsun

When G IV. was King, Rev Te te Hunt ;

A Trip up Peace River, F. DeC, Davies The Colossal Liar’s Story (From Forest and Stream i When we began to Kick, James M. Sullivan

(I{lustrated with photos of the Abe- geweit teams of,’ 36 and '90) A Canadian Song, Fred J. Nash West River One Hundred Years Ago (Iils.) Capt. R, McMillan Our Spring Flowers, John McSwain Comments, Notes and Queries, Correspon dence, etc.

The P. E, Island Magazine,

P, O. BOX 698,

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turs Terms reasonable. Apply to Edward Beyane,

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