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NOVEMBER 28,

1900.

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HARD TERMS.

Tory small and as easy : ;

te take as sugar. Ix view of the co-partnership sub ———__——_ sicstin between | ‘ Domini mm; nd

go> & OT » |FOR RE! BAS HE. = . - I the ( Ol a CARTERS [rsa ov PINESS. Provincial Governments, the Gov - TV INe y+ Payin oo a“. “ ae } "3 q rFLE. Fi 8 Bi} IQs? vate ernm it rrince Kdward island : F i¥E ht { bathe, en il he IYER | FOR Te APIS LIVE uoht, think, to have obtained = by = Tse STRAW. . oy : : : LES PGR CONSTIPATION. —| just, or even somewhat generous, FOR SA) LEW SHIN, terms from the Dominion Govern-

pe : : FOR THE COMPLEXION] nent in respect to the Hillsborough TOINWE Meer wre neni ae : oe :

of ie | Pures Verona Caen Bozok bridge and the Belfast and Murray ; -

. Harbor railway. If there is any

ee ree eee benefit whatever in having the two Governments in partnership, here

isacase in which it might have

5 been shown. But the fact is that,

BS Ss COCOA instead of receiving just or generous treatment from the Dominion Gov-

GRATEFUL COMFORTING = ernment,the Previncial Government

Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavour Superior Quality, and High) y Nutritive Properties. Specially grate- ful and comforting to the nervous and dyspeptic. Sold only in }-lb tins, labelled JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd. Homeopathic Chemists,

has submitted to a hard and unjust bargain. of this statement we the House of Commons Hansard of July 2nd, 1900. It will there be seen that the Minister of London, England. Railways (Hon. Mr. Blair) used these BREAKFAST SUPPER words concerning the cost of the

g Hillsborough bridge: ‘It is quite true it would cost ate aoe :

half a million, as the Honorable gentleman (Mr. Martin) said, to build a highway bridge. It is pos- isible it would cost $100,000, or | $150,000 more to build a railway bridge. ”’

GRAND CONCERT =

| these words AND. | was as follows:

ORGAN RECITAL |

For proof turn to

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remark, to which were, in part, a reply,

Martin’s

Martin—If a passenger | bridge we uld cost half a million | In aid of the P. E. Island Hospital, | sa; 8 1at a railway bridge could ‘ In the First Methocist Church nei bel t forless than $650,000. on (In chat’ case the cost to the Prov- | ince of Prince Kdward Island would Friday EV g, Nov. oUt, $195,000. sut the minister sad- Hes the Province with $9,750a year, Commencing at & o'clock. on]

epresenting a capital of $350,000 |

sas alee if ML MORE THAN THREF TIMES AS MUCH | 43 THEY SHOULD PAY. PROGRAM ME. | The justice of this remark of Mr. PART I---Slassical. | Martin must,be clear to all. The Rs oat Daou in Se |Government of Canada are to build _J. Sebastian Bach | a railway from Charlottetown to =< | Murray Harbor, and tothis end it IN MEMORIAM. | :s ne cessary to builda railway bridge Roland Taylor and \jfred Riggs,| »verthehilisborough. To admit of

who gave their lives in de the Empire in the Tr

fence ci} nsvaal Cam.-

paign. eA ie $100,000 w s eneteuidl Dea i March from the Oratorio |“ ere ee be eequined: Male foe Sn | and instead of this the Provincial eas “No Sh aia Yonder | Government agrees to pay $350,000 ! Lecce ceeeusecsess....Gaul] The Minister of Railways justifies

rs. : ae. i ee j Hirst Methodist Choir. | these hard and unjust terms on the

i 3. Soprano Aria from Messiah, |{* round that the Dominion Govt. ‘‘He Shall Feed His Flock’ ‘‘wish a railway bridge not more

and ‘‘Come Unto Me’’..Handel! probably” than the Provincial Gov-

EE AILY prime mover in the matter. The Dominion Government is building this railway and has to connec with the capital of the .Provinee. He cannot alter that, h cannot reverse the facts by merely saying that the province wants a traffic bridge there. They (the Dominion Government) ARE TAKING ADVAN rAak of the fact that the province wants a passenger bridge to make them (the province) PAY THREE TIMES AS MUCH AS THE PUTTING ON OF THE TRAFFIC PART OF TILE BRIDG} COSTS. ’ sci a Niet TRUE TU TUPPER. Tuk Conservatives of Pictou

County assembled in Convention on

Monday last and passed a resolution ed contidence His

pr ywers the

o} o> 47 Sma om | 4 aueciadfing thelr UNnAvVe

yy Pe es|Lupper, friends

in Pictou that ‘‘his and

Sad VY ‘vements, as one of the have given him the hearts of His splendid work ‘anadian statesmen assure him

ache creat

leaders of Liberal party, of his followers. as a ( the men and the applause

gratitude of his fellow country. of the em- pire. His ser fore the union of the provinces, and his record since the history ot

its progress and its present great-

is written large in Canada’s beginning,

ness. In every respect he is worthy to be named one of the fathers of The recent national mis- not

Canada.

take does the brilliancy of his work. is Canada’s.” It been truly said that the strength of friendship is tested in adversity. The gallant sons of the Scotsman of Pictou are true to Sir Charles Tupper in defeat

as in victory. — > <i —_

GOOD AGAIN! !

in any The loss has

Mr. side, for

Joun A. Sapp. of Summer- has been chosen as a candidate the Fifth District of County, comprising Summerside, St. Eleanor’s, Miscouche and other parts of Lot 17, in conjunction with Mr. Gilbert Des popular sitting member.

Prince

toches, the able and We heart- ily congratulate the district and the Province upon this selection. The Journal of to-day remarks :

‘*The choice of candidates is an excellent one indeed. Mr. Des- toches has already been in the

Legislature for some time, and has proved himself an act.ve and cap- able representative, keenly alive te the interests of his constituency, ‘and ready to do everything in his } power for the people. Mr. Sharp, like Mr. DesRoches, needs no intro- duction to our people. He has long been one of Our most active and successful business men, he has much executive ability, and is very popular with all who know him, and that means everybody in the dis- trict, and has hosts of friends. We

know of no stronger or better selec- tion that could have been made.and Messrs. Sharp and DesRoches are already looked upon as the winning

team. it

Ir is reported that a company with large capital is in course of formation for providing Paris, and France generally, with American coal ; and, if the negotiations come to a successful issue, the chief depot will be Courbevoie, to the northwest

vices commenced |be- |

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measure dim }

WAKE UP

That many stores

may print as small

prices as ours, but take the garments and

compare the quality, the cloth, the way it’s made, the'stylish cut, the fiit.

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REMEMBER

21,000.00 Worth to Choose From

ULSTERS AND OVERCOATS.

Men's Frieze Ulsters,$4, our price $2.98, in three

shades. Men's Frieze

shades. fs Men’s Frieze Ulsters, $7.50, our shades.

Men’s Frieze Ulsters, $12, our three shades.

Men’s Blue and Brown Melton our price $5; blue and brown.

Men’s Black Curl Overcoats, $4.75; black only.

Men’s Black Curl Overcoats, price $9; black only.

Men's Brown and Black Curl,

price $10.75; brown and black.

Men's Dark grey (popular shade) value $12, our

price $8.75; dark grey. Men’s Black and Blue Beaver, price $9; black and blue.

YOUTHS’ AND BOYS REEFERS AND SUITS.

Boys’ two piece suits, value $1.25, our price $1; two shades 2, our price, $1.50; six shades.

Boys’ two piece suits, value

Hoys’ three piece suits, va'ue $4.50, our

Boys’ three p’ece suits, value $5, our shade.

Youths’ Suis, value $7, our price $4.75;

Boys’ Nap Reefers, years.

Boys’ Frieze Reefers, years,

Youths’ to 17 years

Youths’

Nap Reefers, value $3.90, our

F.ieze Reefers, $3.50, our price

Ulsters, $5, our price $3.75; in four

Overcoats. $7.50, value $7

value $12

value $1.25, our price $1;

value $3, our price $2.30; ages 4 to 12

Men’s

$2.65

price $5; in six

price $8.75: in

$10, $7, our price 00, our value $14, our

vaiue $13.50, our

\ price

price $3; one shade.

price $3.75. three our own four shades. ae 4 06 7

price $2.75: ages 12

$2.60; ages 12 to 17.

That 5 the story of the actual saving you

Blue N »; sizes 36 to 44. Men’s Grey price $2.65; sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Brown Frieze value $5. 00, our price $4.50; sizes 36 to 44. Men’s Shorey Guaranteed Frieze $6.75, our price $4.60; sizes 36 to 44. Men’s Blue and our price $7. Men's Black € $12, our price $7.50; sizes broken. Men's Blue and Black Shorey Suits, our price ; $3.50; sizes 36 to 44. Men’s Rtas and Black Shorey Serge Suits, value $16, our price $6.75; sizes 36 to 44. Men’s Tweed Suits, mixed lines. price $9.25; sizes broken. Men's Tweed Suits, Mixed Dines, value $14, our $8; sizes broken. Men’s Tweed Suits, priee $4; sizes broken.

Each statement that we make ed up by existing be no twisting of the And because we depend upon permanent trade for n advancement there shall be absolute safis- faction with every purchase you make.

Now for Values and our Low Prices

ULSTERS, REEFERS AND SUITS.

‘ap Reefers; value $3.60, our Eprice Frieze Reefers, value $4.25,|¥our Corduroy Lined Reefers,

Reefers, value

\ Black Beaver Reefers, value 75: sizes 36 to 44. Clay Worsted Serge Suits, value

value $5,

value $14, our

Mixed Lines, value $6.50,our

shall be back- There shall ‘The Big Store.”’

facts, not thec ries. truth at

WE’LL RETURN YOUR MONEY

gladly if you find it otherwise.

Jas. Paton & Company.

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To secure one of the finest properties in P. E. I.

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Chis farm contains 130 acres of excellcnt land, 80 acres cleared and in prime condi- tion. There isa fine belt of hard and soft wood (which is very valuable, now that coal is So hish) oyster mud withina few rods ot theshore, abundsnce of marsh mud, well wat-red, two mills near the house, good buildings, basement stable, 6 miles from town, one mile from Pownal vil age, school next the farm, three churches within a radius of 1% miles, cheese and butter factory in rear of farm, a large and heavy bearing orchard of best varieties of apples and plum trees, raspberries, strawberries, etc. For location and beauty of scenery this property is unsur- pasSed by any on the Island. It is a daisy of a place, fiut there is not a daisy on it. Only reason for selling—goinz into business nthe Northwest with ny sons. Sold with % without crop, stock, and imolemeats.

Terms en application to my solicitor, A. A. : Mclean, Barrister, Charlottetown, or te

he owner, A. A. MOORE.

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ities’ Silanes Tia sidan: eviitie): Gee: Biihene hel _|of Paris, while a special fleet of “a Fos ughway bridge; | steam colliers is to b 4. March se i on a a jand he compels the Provincial Gov-' garvice. " ee = Ch ne ons a) h fr seg ernment to “‘come as near as pos- | 2 gee Me wer ra yh elujah ell sible to dividing the cost.”’ Your Liver First Methodist Choir. In reply to this plea, Mr. Martin | Will be roused to its natural duties Pape a. s. : beak an ur bili PART Il—Mcdern. | at sb — be pen een caaiiceties be unl a aes tome 1. Grand Offertoire, St. Cecilia ee ASRS er SS SOROS YR) UNG mo 2 ee | not taken into consideration the Hood’s Pills 2 Songe—The Comin of the | fact that the. Province is not the Sold by all druggists. 25 centa Mee se ce a7. i .Roechel Rev. Leo Wiiliams. 3. Andante—‘‘In Par.adisium. Cac eas Dubois | 4. et ) ee Saviour rear A ee ay Mr Ws a Ww Lt tts ; i Mr. Le slie | CJ ook. ». A.r Varie—-Pleyels }{ymn. Burn: $ i A cee oes Soe | And See the Housekeepers who are’ Buying a Ms cere soa | Miss Helen Dawson. | 47. Reading, with orean accom | N iment, “The Elospit < eS ee ar Bins *s Rev. Leo Williams. i: ee ee | They buy here because they save from So. ¢ tnd LOTUS, WIth OFr- | 7 3 sti acco npanim nt (Oto 25 p. c. Our stocks are very < Ir J. Darnbpy } rt . . | + : st Me Choit complete, and we are showing a large a tludium—Ot Loire in G.. Wels number of:new designs never shown GOD SAV] QUEEN

here before.

Organist and Directo

W. HARRY WATTS.

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MARK WRIGHT & CO,, LIMITED.

McKINNON

& McNEVIN

Manufactuerers & Genera. Merchants.

Refined and Lubricating Oils. Hose Packing, belting, waste, etc.

oldie & Co’s well known brand of leur

Strachan’'s celebrated Gilt Edge Soap, Sunrise Blend Tea, etc. Call or write us for prices before

p acing your orders.

Phoenix

OF HARTFORD Fire insurance Company

Assets Over

$5,000,000.00

Low Rates. Prompt Settlement.

E. H. BEER

Authorized Agent for P. E. I. Office aw ie Wright

A Piano OF DOUBT

Gives Trouble Forever

HEINTZMAN PIANOS

ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION

and

GUARANTEED

See them at our

MILLER BROS QUEEN ST. Connolly Building.

showrooms

DON’T NEGLECT YOUR WATCH

If you allow your watch torun too long without cleaning, or with dam- aged parts it may be worn so badly as to destroy its usefulness ss a time- piece. Better have it examined by your Watch Doctor and if in need of repairs he will advise you accord- ingly and perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST on our repair depart- ment turning out first-class work only. WE GUAHANTEE ALL OUR WORK; if you have not given us a trial it will pay you to do so and we will be pleased to see you at GREAT GEORGE STREET

W. N. TANTON,

Jeweler. Sign of the Big Watch.

November

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BULBS

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