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¥ } PAR’! Re | Papils Sorolled...csssoce sb eeeete Moscetes 84,088 ? “Live a liviug a Mvertnre—“Bonnie * cotlatid's.....s05. Boys: ;::- bhssinesd ads bs ecnnbobertionss 11,677 | To be a mighty thing among the mean ” vn 3 St Cecelia Club. Girla..sscscsesee 5 i cesertate seveseeesee 9,873) Ble denounced the government as “ex td Over:n-e—“True 19 the Flag”......- Average daily attendance... . +++. 12,941 | travagant” and “inefficent” in January, he i ; Orchestra, Primer and Book [. ...0 5 cccccsreeee ; 5,014 ant ateihah galiweibiie esate ae a | 1. Ta! leau—‘ Britannia” (by re q-t).. | Booke II aad III.........+++ ---- 7,220 | | ; ee. rn eres ‘ie Y %. (.) Company Dr Bae Sk ID co coses conte ee Leann 6 6 ome 4 266 ings in March, he took a trip abroad 53 in ee. BOEING. cemesdens eee. “Sere ee le ee ee et (: ) Quartette or oo ‘aeln es ene cee Wcities taser ache 00 400004 sane ‘the goverameat fn May! While he is the im! Highland Brigade. Titing OM PAPET....00..receee eee L9,153 | : : ‘ © 2 : ; it S: MacLern, Mclenac, Loi and Brem~ | Arithmetic... cesses winter ene the Genes Shas the ue? Grammar...... seseenececee cecee coven 11,926 | G?VeTaMent cannet live without him, he 3. K citation—“Who Killed Kruger”... | History.......... coceecoseroccese ces 8,647 | has also accepted respoosibility for all Bugler t Fullerton. Geography. ...ccccccssscvees ae | their acts, and the “enermous public deb, ; 4 V cal Selo— “Sex ts Wha So owed Orthography... ....sseeeeeeeee eee: aD ented te thems # throug their ““extrava- 2 Mr Charles Earle. Composition ............ceeceesseeee. 10,991 ee oP ‘4 5. s:1 ction on Bagpipes............-. ibis... cee ck anwet seseoee 8,411 | $90t” and “inefficient” management. He 4 Piper Peter Ferguson. POGURHMGORIOR. . cccccceiccce coese -- 187| bas the government in his power. Bathe x Ln V ¢ | Bolo........ Tec eee Drawing. . *eeeeeeees eeereeten seeeee ere 5,770 has become a shame and a reproach to Mise € en, Scientific TOMCSIORCE, 0:6 occ cceecn 4,272 Ite people, bis aeighbors and his friends 7. Teb'can- *PRPeace” ... .ccccess esc ee cs | LObiMeccccces. 240+ ercveeeesseee sos 1,759 | aa ' 7 ; ata. & Seo rd Drill (with orchestra)... ...c00 | Greek eccceeceeeee sce e ea eeeeseees seseeeoes 36 Sid tue galient vation from wicca ne¢ Higblaad Brigade. FBreneReccccccceccccce cocccccce soceee ce seee 3,839 | sprang. 9 Vo a) Solo COCO Heo OHOSC CEC HOES OC HCEERES BIBORER 6 0 osc cccccccccec cccccecesce 1,760 It is pleaded that the men of bis race, Prof ( aven. DEIN. .. « cevbderevaninc ces 9 ¥e4 1565 the French-Canadian, have been insulted 10. “nartette—‘Annie Laurie”............ Sn Wi bivenkebensd’ ennui: Ae b ia C q ‘he Misses Earle, Mr Belleau, Mr C BIN a s20ccre ortrtessci mee at cortamm eee Bewepaper® an Karle. the politieians. if the statement were true— 11. Chorecter Sketch—“Samantha Allan” ap eel omeast expres as it is falee—the insult could not posei-
Mies Enid McLean.
INTERM [88108 Sale of Home Made Candy.
Reiec too —“Blue Danube Waltzes”... _. Orchestra. “@eme of the Heatherland”’...... Bt Cecelia Club.
PART II.
1. T:' leau—“Priace Edward Island”. . 3. tm) Physical Drill...coo. ccossees -cecnes ee ey eee
Higblauc Brigade.
Solo by Bergt Meleaac.
3. Reestation—T be Pipes of Luekacw” Mies F MacKenzie.
4. Vi «nl Bolo—(a) “Sing Tae Me the Auld Scotch Sange’”...o........... (ob, “Sally ia Our Ally”............ Mr A [5 Massie. BG Reeding conccccdsccctesccccececcceccces Ate s Rev Leo Williams. i 6. T) bieaun—“Onur Lady of the Snows” 5% 7. Vical Bolos--(n) “Williev’e Geen to ans Melutias Geaibe®, . . casks s +6 cescsies i ag, (v) © Will Ye No Come Baek Again” es Mies Karle. at 8. Coon Song and Cake Walk...... ee ee Mr E Mitchell aod Mr W Brecken. < cc 9. Vucal Sclo OOo eeeereeeeeee ee ett canes oh : Mr Bellesu. a 10. Tatiesu—Finale........ccccccs.. +s eas
GUD SAVE THE QUEEN. Orchestra under leadership of Pref Warts acd Prof Grant. Accempaniris — Prof Mitchel! . Mr Bel!, Miss Marvy F Bartieu.
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. Tableaux sre oll arranged and under . direction of Mr L W Watson. ‘¢ Doors open at 7.36. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock" - General admission 25 cents. Reserved i seats 35 eent#; fer sale at Dodd’s and 4 Raoki: ’s Drug Stores on Thursday mern- 7. 4 ing at 10 o’clock sliarp. : 8 May16. ef 2 Er ‘ : ¥ PASTURE. hi ooqpeme aaue
For six cows, and four and a half acres to be let. Apply to
HUGH MONAGHAN, Grafton Street, West.
LOST.—Friday morning in the memo book, issue by Confederation Life
| particularly noteworthy.
| being done in the schools is set forth | aad agents and negleciing his duties as an . ] » 2 ( : a } ~~. , . ,
f eoruiy and clearly in the following state- | Opposition convener. S$» he became one
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vicinity ef Merket Square, a small brown colored pocket
THE DAIL’ EXAMINER CHARLOTTET OWN, MAY 10, reeo.
ernment is subject to his beck and call. Tae Honorable Peter Sinclair ia, it ia enid, his most He had the
honor of being introduced into the Legis-
XAMINER
ee 19, 1900
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THE DAILY E
devcted eervant. MAY lature by gentlemen of such eminent res- pectability as the Hon. Mr. MeNatt Mr. Richards. He dises with the Governor
and |
RELIEP OF MAFEKING
the Govern- |
Some people say that ‘*Charlettetown is} nad sups with mem bers of a little slow, But we have seen a creat | meni, lives high and shares with Tarte | many proofs that it can be as quick as | tue joy of being Master cf the Administra ; any concerning matters whica de ‘oly | tion. touch its sympathies. The evidence, How proud and happy a | the members | which accunsulated rapidly in the past six|of the administration mus! he! This |
mothe, was streng'hened last evening br same Mr. Pineau was, but a few months
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| \ | of their b ttereet op- i
P> | the lively and creditable celebration of the | ago, apparently one é : » . » ¢ of + & . » | relief of Mafeking. Cut off and ence ponents ; and their opponerts in the first _ . ~*~ ’ 7 . 3 b 1 . ye ‘ > . ’ mnie 2lieaw?) i 2 ei” «ge 2 i, pissed by an enemy numbering, at times, | district of Princ yunty, Oelleving him : - Pa pair— - | P . Pd aaehiad es } tbree or four ¢t away beyond thej| to be an honest and trustworthy man, . , ; al ~ | reach of immediate or effective suczor; | elected him to the Legislature. Tne lead- : You bave often paid much ©@4 . a ad: fon Ui ‘ ' Yo ; ‘ pg idea of those wao votea (OF Dim was , €enciresr c I €} gccas 7 ; rep atid ya tacked and ep ne al —s : G ary ‘ ; | he c ‘ cc : : 4 8 tha Wave uarsog Government 7 . y SARs ae Chenen makiog a brilliant sortie, | '0 get rid of the Farqu Fament e 2) | . oe no aihla : hey went } and at times a “scoop,” tbe gallant little | 89 "00" 8% PO le ; and they went to the Y ot . a | . ' . *: ' eoafyl : pol @in the assurance and co ifilent Cx- | A} KsrrisOh and its dDravé ani resourceru i. : es pin the! pectatioa that he would u3e his vote and cCOmmauder have been contiaually In tec: !}
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| influence im the | Rave ’ : 3 tl 4 gave | Bat, having seca 1 election, Mr,
‘ boss the Governinent ! *”
- tT | . } > pe . Vegisiature to that end. thoughts of the people. When Tae Ex- wh, Asin "s j : mo Pinos” AMINER, at six o’cicck Jast evening, te out the j yyful news of its relief, then was | preress ‘“e v | thankful: | | town, attendedalarge convention of dele-
toxday, indicate | gates representing the Goverament’s Op-
& prompt response, expressive of In January last be came to Charloit:- ness and joy.
Our despatches, of that the Boers were at | | ponents, and seconded the following reso- According to their practic? | lution, moved by Mr. W. MeNeill] Simp-
| the Boers “‘left’’ when pressed by the | gon, whose pardon we must now beg for
} ast forced to raise
the siege.
Britieh relief force. meationing his name in the Saineé COnnec-
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OUR SCHOOLS.
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** Resolved that the electoral districts of New London, Tignish, Belfast and Mur- ray Harbor are entitled to the thanks of this convention, On behalf of the taxpay- ers of this Province for having at the re- cent partial elections so decidedly express- ed condemcation of the Farquharson Gov- ‘acrease of school districte or schools ~ ator - the enormous public debt
; ereated by yg ' the numbers stauding at 470 snd 463 res and Seaiisient parbe sche ae erie epectively—and but one additional de» | affairs.” partment, We regret that acoasiderable }
a : : , a : ip “led > af ‘bas tial tr Ste. “ecrease in the number of pupils enrc.... gertaia m ¢evogs _ sean ’ wae OFganlz-
and in the daily | Atioc of the Opposition party. Then, presto.
shown, the percentage of attendance being | change! Mr. Pineau was found coa- . : ; | . . =
1.53 less thaw in 1898. The work that is | quetting with the Government's frienlé
Tug annual report of the Superiaten»
dent of Public Schools for 1899 is not
There was po
After that he exerted himeelf to convene
averag? attendance is
of those who
Provincial Government for the mainten= ance of the sehools was $126 650.64,—«8 reduction of $4,257.27.
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MR. PINEAU.
bly be so damaging to the Frerech-Cana~ dians as his conduet. Men are apt to generalize from the particular, and to coa- clude that because two or three representa- tive Frenehmen bave proved themeelves to be rascals and traitors, the Freoch- Canadian -people, as a whole are bed, Sueh men as Tarte and Pineau, elevated to place and power, and proving uaprino- | cipled and false, de more to ipjure the character of those ef their own blood than all *that all the meen of other races can say or write or publish; and those of their Own race are, in duty to their race, bound to frown them dowa. But the govern- nents in the power aad under the contro! of such men, what shall we say of them? what shall we do, at the firet opportunity?
Mr. Pingav is in power. That is to say the Government is absolutely depeud- ent upon him. §o far as Prince Edward Island is concerned he is literally and truly the power Lehiad thethroae. Mem- bers of the Government dare not advise the Lieutenant-Governor 10 any admicis~ tration act or briag to the Legislature any measure against his sovereign will. He is just new of euch high importance to the stute that every member of the @ov-
Our BICYCLE LIVERY. All new wheels.
Look at our assortment of
NEW BICYCLES.
We have all world Leaders.
Brine
Your Bicycie to our repair shop for satisfactory repairs.
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500 varde Print Cotton;
5®@ Crash Skirts, well made and extra wide, 6 inch hem, well worth $1.25 for 75c. Dress Goods 485 yards, 45 patterns at half pri e.
100 Crach Skirts extra heavy, shrunk $1.45 quality for 95c.
33 Crash Skirts with good trimming, 4 rows for $1 75. ;
Ladies’ Waists 35:3, Ladies’ Waist Belta worth from 25c to 59 for 15 to-day only.
Ladies’ Wrappers $1.25 for 95c
100 pairs eample Corsets from 65c to $1 at 39 and 55c.
Flanneleite Shirts 20c; Americin Swea- ters, fice twill 635e.
Ladies’ Sailor bats 698 to-day for 25c.
Ladies’ Blouses, Sateen, Print, Merceris- ed Sateen, Roman Satin, Oxford and Cam bric aud Comb’s Priat, pricea 75e, $1, $1.50, $175, $2 50 and $3, all go to-day at 6Q3,
50 Ladies’ Capea at » Snap. Ladies’ bicyele skirts $5.75 for $4.60.
Men’s Bicycle Pants $1.25 and $2.
Boys’ Oad Pants 45c, 63e, 76c and $1.
Men’s Odd Jackets in endless variety, Men's Caps 253.
Men’e Felt Hats 50c, 75c and @t.
Ladies” Tailor Made Suits $4.50, $5.59, $7.50.
Grownie Overalls for boys and girls 5%c
JAS.
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Sievcle Pants in Shepherd Check and dark tweeds, all wool, $1.75 to 22 46 per pair at J B Mecdena'd & Co's.
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Wanxten.—Firet-c' ass pent makers ; steady
coat, vest and employment and
good wages to the right parties. Gorden & |
McLellan.
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*‘Great Haste ts Not Always Good Speed.””
Many people trust to luck to pull them through, and are often disappointed. Do not
dilly-dally in matters of health. With tt you can accomplish miracles. With-
out it you are *‘no good.”’
Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and blood healthy by the use of Hood’s Sar saparilla, the faultless blood purifier.
Rheumatism—“I had acute rheuma. tism in my limb and foot. I commenced treatment with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pilis and in a short time was cured.” Witi1aM Hasxett, Brantford, Ont.
Scrofula—“ I was troubled with scrofula and impure blood. A cut on my arm would not heal. Hood’s Sarsaparilla was recommended and after I had taken three bottles I was well.” DanreL Rospiuyson, 52% Treauley Street, Toronto, Ont.
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Never Disappoints
Hood’s Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia,
Sale Imported Clydesdale Stallion
DerartMext Pusitic Works. Charlottetown, May 17th, 1908.
The Clydesdale Stallion Crown Right No. 10182, & years old, bred bv Her Majesty the Queen in Priace Consort Sbaw Farm, Winodecr, and imported this month by the Provincial Government, will te sold by public anction on the Market Square, Charlottetown,on Wed. nesday, May 23rd at 2 o’clock p m.
Terms and conditions at sale,
By order of Stock Farm Commissionere.
RICHARD SMITG, See’y Sock Farm.
MARK WRIGHT & CO.. LTD
Fincer will please |eave same at this office.
Home Makers. |
ROBERT BEARISTO,
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. eT Scotch and | and we've English, 32 in. wi le, well worth 12c for 182
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NICHT.
‘ aaitain Mittite te : of nuadred child uits 752 toy black hosiery rezular 10 quality only pi. , 4 . 120( _- : . ; . . ¢ . > ¢. 1200 pairs ladics’ ribbed and Men’s $8 Tweed Suits for $5 plai fax an nae $ " om | plain hosiery 14¢ quality only 9c. 480 Men’s [weed Pants 75c, $1 and $1.0: pairs jiadies’ fine quality retail in other 50 doz. Overalls 65 and 75c. | cities at 182 pair only lle
Men’s Underwear 20:. Men’s Caps 20c
| 485 yards Dreas Goods half price. Men’s Braees ldc. |
LAD{ES’ HATS—A big tabie full of the very latest for 24c. es ; nl LADIBS’ VESTS—50 dozen the tae. i ieee eres ae ; goods 55c to 30c and 25o: Nek 9 aa 7 q5 deo ra ee er ‘i Fae 40c for 20c; dress goods 27c¢ for 12c alata Ye ae —— me a shan g jee ra good eotton Yc; another line of : | very fine quality at 15c.—Jas. Paton KID GLOVES.—The kid glove is & Co. acknowledged by everyone to be the CORSETS—No better can be best $5e, glove ever offered to the | bought anywhere in any retail store ladies of Charlottetown: 990 pairs | for 95e; will introduce it Saturday at will be soldon Saturday at the un-|44e.—Jas. Paton & Oo. : heard of price of J5c. DRESS GOODS—One tableful at Dress Goods at half price, half price FROM 7 tco8 P.M. ONLY—50; MEN’S SUITS—A present given Blouses all this year’s style—only one , with every suit of clothes sold in our to a customer and only sold between | clothing room Saturday.—Jas Paton
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Mea’s strong working Shirts 45e. Dress
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d5e, | Ladies’ trimmed hats $1.00, 1.25, Tule full of Dress Goads half price, , 1.50. BRUSHES—1069 hair brushes, very Black
and 8 3Q. Shepherd check skirts $5.00 and
$6.50, 7.60
olitsidé skirts
Paton & Cv.
HOSIERY—40@ pairs ladies’ fast } 6.00.
IT PAYS 76 BUY AT PERKINS. 9 Men’s
—e. urnishines
Everything that is new in shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, gloves, fancy hose, etc., may be found in our men’s fur- nishing department. Prices, you will find in lots of instances, just a bit
lower than elsewhere.
New Fancy )Shirts
Not an old pattern in the lot. Some with white bodies and colored bosoms, cuffs to match; others made with all volored bodies with cuffs to Price $1.10.
We have just received a neW line of ties in the very latest styles and patterns. :
F erking’
fi a Our Millinery is. different from others.
match,
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