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> : A SUGGESTION FOR THE COUNCIL. Svoatsrin fon rmecounct: | LOCAL. AND...OTHER ITEMS, | Strereenpeemeemrreneet rere Guaraian of the 29th insti, is well timed ini Hiiikn ss helt dead on = * ; an ; ear : Ss, ie rae i . an aud coptatos ng pointe our City Council eu = Meet me at The Always Busy Store. z a ~ vee to ga gh S. or T.—Meeting or Victoria Division | vat our citizens have just cause to oi : ~ complain in the matter of outside com peti- tomigt full sid nanos requested. —— oe . tion is quite true. I speak in reference to Dritt.—No. 2 Co. 4th G. A., meet at = Ext our contractors and workingmen, the men pith “si ites steht celesk |< raordinary 0 by IN ay who are a necessity to the life of any city. ao See ee an: ln ree = r Why I ask should the property holders pretenses — of thie city be compelled to furnish almort A. O. H. Picxic.—The A. O. H. Society = every dollar necessary to carry on the City | bas decided to bold a picnic on Wednesday, | S— 4 Government? True, the poor inilk vendor | July 7th next. A good time may be ex- | S— is obliged to pay for the privilege of sup- | pected. = plying our citizens with part of our darly ; : — = food. : I tonIc.— St. Janes’ Church Sabbath | g- = Why in the name of all that is jast and School picnic will be held this year on = “ =s right should non-resident contractors for Chureday, the 9th day wf July. Particu- = a certain portion of each and every year lars will be announced later. a who come into Charlottewn be possessed of ; a ; = the same rights, privileoges and protection | woe eas barkentene Boaite = —_ sn ax ure accorded to every citizen? Why, ae a ‘ol phe tons or uae = : . Ut 8 et, aay, oy not this oe of people be shippers see the nes biobnicia oS 100 pairs fine French Kid Gloves, in Tans, Browns and greys compelled to pay something towards the s S 4stnd fastening,and 4 stud buttons, regular price $1.10; now offered maintenance of our city ? _— ae ae Ie 4 a" Are not our local lumber dealere as wel! atid Tere tl ow Se t 18 Dow = ‘2 as our haréware and other merciants sn : Va. : a cat 5 age out a obliged to pay taxes ontie stock necessary ae staan Feat ing the Pha eo to carry on their business? Yet, the ie mp oo ae rs tera untiue. The = people I refer to cau import or bring into ere fey tae pings: Seager way sar =— our city all the material necessary to ag ~— } oa youn ot ae wt oe s— carry out out best contracts, to say nothing ea Sate a tan ay 7 - ng. No = of the Jabur they annually bring amongst SSF IP eRe Sey ee ee ee = us to the detriment of our own people. be eee — It will probably he said by some one ho pas eer ve Fastnet | that those are very narrow views and that ee ee a = we are al] if not citizens of Charlottetown aie niieiae.. Her, eee a o— s at leastthe people of a Great Dominion. But ae ee = P = i we must not ferget that we are citizens a rk ve een Che .; Pi ; a f is in~ a oat - vg . i . a and afterwards people of this Domin The Campana arrived: from Montreal aa = This is a matter with whic hour citizens ary Se : — sete actatieg via = have todo, and lying aside all selfish ccppmmmdenee at vaahachar en Ht. pet = motives and without prejudice toany I say Risin, ” Be", P a to the members of our City Coucil, gentle-| pie Greetlands arrived yesterday afier- - eeoeeoseoooe ah Sp po tg to preform, will you | yoon from Montreal via Summerside. She = Oe in ae ree. uy will leave this afternoon about four o’clock | $— _— May 3lst. Fair Pay. for Newfoundland, with # full cargo con- | g=— EZ, K ‘ee ei Big ci Aghia Hee Mukation sisting of cattle aud produce. = oe — ee Foorsatt.— An interesting game of | $= Ste --If the readers e Tae Examiner | football was played at Victoria Park on _ 5}, 6, 63, 63. 7, 74, 7H, 73 sense ve of Se ae ae being Prince of Wales College students, = one who wes on the ground ana siudied | The teams were composed of the players | S— eece ite different phases at the time, let them, | of the Academic class and those of the ~ re if they have not one themselxes, procure | second division ef the first year class | $- p sour, from, somes Sriews wi a tar against the second year students and the | @=- of the late hon. war 1elan, ere, stdivisi : o Tae Aa kone The coe fir-tdivision of the first year. At, the close o S' J ‘ANI EY BROS., se ee. Tt s'q of the match, which was very lively | #— PT Bill, the prohubitionist who us*s gin only throughout, the score stood 14 to! in favor = as & medicine and those who prefer tea to| of the third yearteam. The losing team, = beer, will learn something to instruct them | aceording to agreement, set up the soda |S Th. 1: B { and set them thinking practical.y before | water for the victors. They chose Johnéon | S e A wa Ss uU aa Pace Dae marking their ballots. & Johnson’s uptown fountain as the source = ¥ SY s OxLooxkrr. of supply, aod were more than pleased with = | the quality of the article furnished. There were thirty-one students in all. A return ANAAA ALAA LaddeLeaddddddddd ddd Ladddd adddddd ONG before the discovery of South | game will probably be played to-morrow 4 America by the Spaniards, ths Mr. L. B. McMi'lan oo or — aborigines used and highly valued the ee ere oe ers au atari un Ghia nls tal cn aie re ii PEN ei eae Coca Leaf 25a medicinal agent, vut it} — BicyoneRecoverkp.—The bicycle stolen ; nish aaa AL: meh a oh Fs has not beén until recent years tha.| from Mr. Newson’s store on Thursday ss its trve value has become universally | night has been recovered. It seems that P known and appreciated. ‘Those who | yesterday afternoon whilst TAG, i Wine | > | have used McKay, Town Clerk of Summerside and 5 | 1ave usec his wife were driving along the road - leading from Kensington to Summerside, > : they met a suspicious character named - Gilbert Gallant, riding a wheel. Mr. Be McKay, who bad been telephoned to by Ls Coch WINE Mr. Newson regarling tne theft of the ay wheel, at once stopped the rider and pro- VAL + ‘ ss . aco ae . ceeded to examine the number of the + Pang of = ™ oe aor as a tonic wheel to see if it corretponded with the - sleep producer and vitalizer number of the Imperial bicycle stolen * Sim ros. & Ce. from Mr. Newson. He found that it was i : pom } the sam@pbut while he was making the BRERRRERAR ARR * 1 Manufacturers | examination Gallant made his escape and eS ee eee he a hee TS =~ | at latest accounts was #til] at larg-. Ao ai LOCAL NOTICES, attempt™had been made to efface the ° D eer Con} _ | number, but otherwise the wheel was aot an otton Department.— Conjure up 1D] tampered with. Gallant is suspected of * « t; your mind the biggeet bargain you ever ela ts plicated in the recent burglary at a neard of in cotton goo: ds, then halve it and Rance de, and of stealing Mr. S:rénz’s . r; it will hardly equal the great values we | boat, He is about 18 years of age, and is NOW opening out a large and magnificent 7 quote this week on crepous at 10., worth | has only lately been released from Dor- nie of : 18c.—Jas Paton & Co. chester penitentiary. Became to town SLOCK O ¥ Rubber. coats aud umbrellas a good | about the middle of the week, via South ; b§ 2 coat fur $200 a good umbrella for 75— | Shore and West River. « ie , 4 D. A. Bruces. p _ J . Li Good taste will find a great feast of That tired feeling is due to impov- a 2 br ghtness and goodness epread here Sat-| ¢rished blood. Enrich the blood with bs urday at pleasing prices: You wil! fina 50 Hood’s Srrsaparilla and be sirong aod ar : y3 patterns of fancy crepons sold in this city | vigorous. Containing oll the up-to date improvements oA at 18c, for lfc tonight. —Jas. Paton & Co. ¥ Men’s pants, good ones, for $1.25 and Carter's for for Wall Paper OO $1.50 a pair'at D. A. Bruce’s. RRERRR RAR LRRN FA aoe ne a Fpttce waterprcets.t:» We have thé tfhbrellw you’re after, it’ll ; ; ; rh ¥ r va os ; ; 7 cost you less here than anywhere else in| 2% pi ’ waterproof is worth apy price when It | town,—-Moore & McLeod. , P "3 rains —here’s come wet weather value ‘at Our great challenge. ealé begins to+ * ' “a dry day prices—ladies waterproof-, helf} morrow and promises to be a hotone. A ; price.—Moore & McLeod. personal investigation of all our suushades : rt has convinced the writer that the ‘Big 8S S - | Store” in all the years of iw ex stence never IN CA p= . Pity, isn’t it, that ae we grow older : offered such extraordinary valuesas you will : we believe less in fairy tales? Yet : find here to-morrow. A rivalry seems to RRERRRARERRRER : judging from the general run of adver- * | bave sprung up between the stores as to :/ tixemente you’d think the owners of : who shall give the greatest bargaine.. ‘ some atores thought the grown-up : The enormns purchasing power of the AT > public still read fairy tales—or worse : “big store” enables them to do the seem- ———— : still, believed in them. See our fresh : | ingly impossible. All we ask of jyou : new stock of sunehades befere you :j|'*& [0 = a#can the prices _. closely. aus : purchase.—Jas. Paton & Co. We guarantee every item ex- 7 Pad ~ : ad ; actly as advertixed. Be =on hand bright } } ] ] { f pinnie.s 0 sens aud early. Store opens at 8 o'clock a. m. 4 , i Gur wall papers are leaving us with a Sale beging sharp at 9 a. m. The sun- ‘3 } J j \ i hustle. We said‘good bye” to agreat many sLades will be implimented with the bal- ee . ’ rolls on Saturday. Low prices and pretty |-abce of those marketing gloves at 3 pairs patterns are doing the business, but our for 25c. for 2 hours only, 9 to li a. m.— large stock enables us toplease ‘all-comers | Jas. Paton & Co. yet.—Geo. Carter & Co., wholesale aad | = = a re retail dealers in wall papers. New Crop Mola Sses 126—1&3. Fancy eunshade sale begine.ng on Tues- : PAs ": wy ' s eos . ag ks eas RRA = n iy Paha ek } ‘ “ve day morning next—about 59 sunshades, Now landing at Connolly’s — x AOS. winded Ginhad Sn 1 me Gase & Co. bankrupt stock clearing at 50c, _ Se i T5e; $l and $2; sunehades that sold up to Wharf, ee Schooner Brudenell | i $4.75; and big snaps from our own stock. frou: West Indies. dwze rtisers t Coni# earlyon Titesday aa they won’t last 200 puncheons Choice aah long'at the prices ‘we are clearing them . = e home circulation is the out at. renee? A. Weeks eee Oe. E Co. 125—4i. 25 fierces Porto Rizb| ] ti T most valuabie for 20 barrels: * Molasses - a vertisers. Tue EXAMINER reaches the homes ’ 3 ° a r WcMillan 8 & Hornsby’s For sale low white lahding. ‘ our eo ens ri ery evening. That acco r ou . ? N. RATTENBURY. pr quy large: advertising patronage, '

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