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Biberal Conservative

convention.

\ e of delegites from the several pol tricts in tke BELFAST District Ww eld in the PUB.IC HALL, at

15 ov

Saturday, 30th September inst

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AT 1 O'CLOCK, P. M. for the purpose of nominating a candidate | to t the district av the coming Pro-| vivera! Election. «npporters of the party are requested to allen, FB MchAE, EEN&RY WOOD, Sec’y President Sept | —dli wli ——— a een

BOOKS! BOOKS!

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large supply of Novels in this

morniog as !ow as ten cents. Come » night and get one. A few

pies of

“BETWEEN WHILES”

¢g R W Arthor Barry O'Neill, CS be sure you cet one,

CHAS. J. MITCHELL,

Bookseller & Stationer 5 Queen Street

. Prowse Bros......

“O@4 4” S08 264086 6060

8906 CO”

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LOW RATE AUTOMNAL EXCURSIONS

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I

Lees Sept. 28th, 29.h, 30th Oct. 2nd & 3rd it lia see $13.50 for round trip tickets to MONTREAL Returning good to leave Montreal up to

acd including Oct. 16, 1899,

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On Sept, 23th,

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5th, rates tor Return [rip Tickets to Oe ae $16.80 Toronto, Ont.. Detr ot, Mich., eeeeeeeee « . $25.50

Port Huroo ‘ Navara Fads, Unt.,....... $24.60 On Se pt. 30th to ‘HICAGO, ILL., and reture at $29.30

The Excursion Tickets to all points west of Mon’ rea! will be good fer return passage to leave desti vation up to Oct. 16th, 1899 ;

For rates te Other points cal) on any ticket agent Maritime Provinces, or write

A J HEATH, Dist, Passr. Agent, C P R, St. John, N B, JOEN O BYNDMAM, oliciting Agen’, C P R, Ch’town, P El.

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To the Patrons of the P. &, I. Electric Co.,

We are now placing in our station ano- ther boiler of 250 Loree power, and we ren ll cur customers to use the

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epectfully ask 6

lights as +paringly as they possibly can for a few days, until this boiler is in positior i , :

P. E. 1. ELECTRIC CO, 222-

"FOR SALE

ion Table, (Walnut;) 1

+

I Dining Exten Child’s Crib, 1€ 1 Bal! Chair, Lot Oil Stove, (good

if Pictures, Bed Room

Stoves and Pipe, ] Stutfed Gannet in glass | ease; 1 Wardrobe, lot of Window Blinds |

and Rollers, 2 Wash Bow).

Ap) ly to 221 on

EH NORTON

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ymmode, 1 Hall Table, |

as new) 2 Parlor Cook |

Vash Stands, Jug and |

THE DAinyY KXAMINER, CIHARLUTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 23 1895,

THE DAILY EXAMINER

| 2 | SEPTEMBER 23, 1899. A NTER ATTRACTION : m ) er that the ‘ numerous seloons , 8} In some measu! The f] ic hay Charlottetow: Char wo has long been one cf the most en cities of North America ; and al! Kk and all the laws that have been | e assed and put inte Operation have ADs | parently had no good effec'. Many of our young men are being debauched and rained. Hither the licensed or unlicensed | salooa, or the club, or a certain class of | | drugstore claims their attention, and they |

70 on from bad to To provid

worse, | Other attractions is, we believe, the object of the promoters of the new movement.

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$$$. ——s

NO ENFORCEMENT OF LAW.

Apvices come from the country that the

; Scott Act

| | |

since Farquharson got his License Act

dragooned through the Legislature. When- ever there is @ spasmodic atiempt at

| enforcement, itis only some poor creature

]

1. Last week a poor blind man from | Tignish was, we are informed, taken to

de jail, while a whole dozen vendors are in full blast under the inspec. tor’s nose in the village whence he came.

Some of them openly aver that the ma-

jailec

Sum mersi

chine will look out for them. They are supporters of the great temperance hypcc~ risy led by Premier Farquharson: If the people believe that law and justice should be respected they must condemn a Govr- ernment which will wink at crime com~ mitted by its friends. Perhaps the want of an Attorney General is the cause of the present culpable apathy.

WANTED—AN ATT ORNEY GENERAL

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“Ir is the business of the Attorney Gen-~ eral’s Department in a Provincial Govern~ cee that a lawis enforced and crime punished. It should not wait for a

spur from the public or a complaint from a victim. Wherever the arm of thelaw seems too short or too inert to overteke the criminal, the Attorney-General should / spring in at once, and find and cure the the weakness.”

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cause of Reading this in the Montreal Star the other day we began to realize the great danger law and order runs in this Province without an Attor- ney General. Surely it is not necessary to prost‘tute even the administration ofthe law to political exigency. We have seen enough of our idols smashed for political purposes sincea Liberal regime came into power, without allowing the harpy claws | of the machineto sink into the legal sys- the Province. Let us have an | Attorney General then before we get into deep water. Although the proclamation in the Royal Gazette still publishes Hec- tor C. McDonald for Attorney General everybody knows he is Couaty Court Jadge for Queen’s County, and is impeded by the statute from serving in a dual ca- | pacity. . Premier Farquharson may as well face the music first as last.

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~—Aitbough Sir Charles Tupper re turned to Canada only a few daya ago, he already has a good deal of work cut out for him. The veteran stateeman is to deliver an addrees on Cape Breton day at the Halifax exhibition on the 27th, and will be bauqueted and address a public meeting at Berwick, on October 3rd. From there he goes to Yarmouth to open the county fair. Because of these epgage-

is not being administered at all ;

| who cau't give the party a vote who ig'

| prise.

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HOTEL ACCOMMODATION

Wirn additiona] steamships and lower

| fares and better times throughout North

| America, and with sews rage, electric lighte, and all modern conveniences. as

las the certain pr t of itic na!

Ali Way Hi Vv & Bil) | wi lemar is cre hotel] ace commodation of the better ¢ lass If those who are in the business should put up their money and supply the

need that has already been fe] t will | well. But if not, there ought to be no |

complaints if outsiders should come in and set up in the hotel business,

We learn thai may be

should

half the capital required

‘ obtained, if only the other half

by

business menu of Charlottetown.

be subscribed the wealthier

Here is 8 chance for the display of practical enter The tide of travel

tourist will,

| certainly, for the most part, stop short of

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menis Sir Charles has been obliged to postpone the opening of his Ontario cam- | | paign, which was fixed for September | 28th.

P. E similar to that whichis being provided ip Cape Nova New we the purchases and the sale at home of the products which tourists consume, unless we supply the tourists first need of hotel accommodation.

Island, unless hotel accommodation

Breton, Scotia and be provided shall lose the profits on

Brunswick, here ; and

of tourists

The matter, it seems to us, is one of im- }

portance to our men of business and own- ers of property Charlottetown —one which sbould b2 promptly considered with a view to prompt action.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS

-—Sir Wilfrid Laurier, it is announced, is

} going on a stumping tour, in Ontario and !

(Juebec, in both of which provinces,as well as others, Libera! workers are going about in a manner to attract attention; and the Montreal Gazette remarks that “the gene- ral election idea does not seem to be entire- ly off yet.”

—At the recent meeting of the Trades

| and Labor Congress im Montreal President

Smith created somewhat of a stir by de- claring that, in his opinion “he was expressing the sentiments of the large majority of the members of the congress when he-ssid that they had lost confidence in the word and the promise of the govern- ment at Ottawa.’’

— About two weeks agoit was announc- ed that the salary of Yukon Commiission~ er Ogilvie had been increased to $6,000, plus his livingexpenses, It is new stated that a new office of assistant commissioner is to be created, which will be given te one of Mr. Sifton’s Manitoba friends. His salary is fixed at $4,000 a year— with board, lodging and other expenses thrown in. Evidently the‘*growing time” is etill with us.

WHELAN MONUMENT FUND.

Already acknowledged.......... $397.00 Hon Edward Blake, M.P........ 5.00 A A Mslean, QC, Oity,.......5 500 W C Weat, Union Road.......... 50

$407.50

Patrick Bourke, Treasurer.

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BORN.

At Macbias, Maine, on the 20th inst., to Rey. and Mrs. Robert Sutcliffe a son.

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MARRIED.

At Charlottetown, P.E. Island, on Wednesday, Sept. 29th, by Rev. J. W. McConnel],Geo. F. Long to Jane Blake, both of Charlottetown. =

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DIED.

At Kingston, Lot 31, on Friday the 22nd inst., Oliver Murray, youngest son of the late John Murray, aged 20 years.

[Faneral on Sunday at 4 p m from his late home to Clyde River Cemetery.]

Q. C. R. A.—The annual prize meeting will be held Wednesday Sept 27th, eom- men cing at 10 e’clock, a. m.

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Satisfying

Satisfaction....

Is afforded to those who buy and sleep on the

Hercules

fey | ~tfiaee_ WIRE MATTRESSES

Our stock of stuff mattresses —in mixed, ail wool—- mos --hair, etc., is a large one and the prices are right as

WhilhT AND CO

Home Makers ~~

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Shorey’ s Ready-to-Wear Clothin

Is sold with the distinct guarartee that it must give perfe:

satisfaction, or the money will be returned to the buyer.

H. SHOREY & Co.

NOT because

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This guarantee is made

the makers, think you will want your money beck, but rather

because they know you wont.

Their C’othing is

2 af

combination of Fine Materials, witb fine workmanship. It is as good as Clothing can be made.

There is no way of making better,

IT IS SOLD BY——

PATTON & CO

PSS SLR Ca iTPAYS TO BUY AT

soeel ERNINS

If you want somet hing nice, new and stylish it w you to read this add and see our

DRESS GOODS

We have a_ superb liue of the most*fashionable and up to date goods to be seen. Including ladies Seoteh Cheviots Broad Cloths, Beavers and Meltons in all the leading shade Conspicuous among which are Greys, Reds Fawns News Blues, Myrtles and Light Greens. We have alsoa nice range of Ladies Cloth in domestic make, made at our 9wn Moncton Mills, just the thing for fall suiting.

JACKETS

If you want the new style, the Jatest 21 inch cut, Germ

made, silk lined, Ladies’ Jackets; then you ought to buy ou When you put one of them on it is just as pretty as a pictur | Any alteration needed we make at our own expense.

MILLINERY

It goes without saying that we aze the MILLINERY LYADERS We can give you anything you want in this line. The MONTREAL TWIST, the TORONTO CURL, the DEWEY DIP or the whoie CREATION of our o yn high class miilinery genius

F. PERKINS & CO.

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TAKE GARE of YOUR FEET.

and i. By investing 50

cents for a pair of rubbers, You may KEEP § time dnd 2 doctor's YOUR HEAD LEVELS

pill,

For less than $2 we can give youa nice, neat- fitting boot and a pair of

good ooking bootis just as good tlwear with rubbers as the more expensive lines. Keep your health and save your wealth, by kindly deal-

good rubbers. ing with us,

Weeks & Warren Fl... ERTAINLY,

il pay

7 For ladies or

gentlemen a cheap’

;

Porn Never pay Magcatty an unreliable 4¥atch, You Bazaar Glove Fitting PAT-

TERNS 152 each. ashion sheets given fvery moath.

500 new SUNNYSIDE away Ch'town

Ask for one.

never know the time and and are coyistantly missing appointments on that ac- count. e sell

Reliable Watches Oniv

We don’t care to handle anything else.

Call and give us the ver— diet cf your inspectiop

W. N. TANTO

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EAPPY RESULT

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Just received 27 cases of happy result glassware, which will be sold cheaper than ever duing the next 30 days.

JEWELER Large 6 piece Table Sete, 40c,........ now 35c

4 Galion Juge, 35c.......... Dow 255

* Orange Bowls, 35c........ «. vee WO

dial i hae Goblets, Ce.cocccsece.s. “ .-now 46

WE WANT AT ONCE — Gooc ones r 2 We ovary locality, local oc travelling; te ae ...n0ow J 4

Cake Stands, ow 068 Reversible Egg Cups,

introduce and advertise our goods, tacking up ee

show cards on fences, along public roads, and all conspicuous places. No experience need- ed. Salary or commission $60 per month and expenses $2.50 per day. Write at cnce for fuil particulars... THE EMPIRE MEDICINE Co., London, Ont. 224

sesesDOW 29C

=P. MONAGHAN

QUEEN STREET

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