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The Millinery Leaders. Ch’ town,

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Haszard’s first are over governed ”

Few will oppose Mr. proposition, “ we, there may be some difference of < pinion about the second, ‘‘ at present the expen- diture 18 as low as it isever likely to be,” —but all will agree with the third, viz that “ the best interests of the Province are being sacrificed on the altar of office. holders and office-seekers, so that the ins may keep in, etc.” From these we pass at once te a consideration of Mr. Haszard’s propesal that Provincial politics shall be dropped, and an effort made to “ raise ‘he

change is that which Tae Examiner has | advised Mr. Haszard and all other dies satisfied Liberals to take, viz—join the

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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL

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country out of the ditch,” and by selects ing some good. level headed men from

both sides

of politics to frame & new policy that will commend itself to

the people. Reference to the conditions

that now exisi muet convince every thoughtfal mao that this proposal is at ynce untimely and impracticable. Twi parties have deen and are in existence in his Province ; and one of these parties is n open, notorious, flagrant, we had almost | written criminal, co-partnership with the | larte-Laurier party of the Dominion of | Canada, Io these circumstances it is, evj ntly, pot practicable for an impartial P vinclial comm 1sel< D, €&UCO a8 that &Fug- sted by M Haszard, to bring about a ition « b-pa an government, | “Level headed” 1 n, who are also honest 1 sincere, ¢ iy b yereuaded to cept a commission wi these coaidi- ons prevail. It is not likely, itis highly mprobable, that a comm issi0t

fthe mo-t ‘‘level beaded” men in the

Province could frame a policy that would

‘‘commend itself to the people.” Even hough Mr. Harzard himself were the chairman of the Commission. there would be found, in this free country, men who

would, under the present conditions, differ

with the policy; and so there would, at the old

order would continue to prevail. It is

once, again, be two parties, and

avident, therefore, that the existing con- ditions must be changed before the res

form desired by Mr. Haszard can be ac-

complished.

The firet step towards the essential

opposition and Lelp to form a strong party tocarry reform, Then, after the party has been formed, aod after the public accounts have been published and all the corditions are known, let a headed” committee of the best men of the new party or government be appointed, and, in view of all the facts, let them frame a new policy suited to the: conditions and calculated to promote the welfare of the Province. Let the policy be submitted to the people for fuil discus- sion and an authoritative decision consti- tutionally expressed. Then the reform needed may be effectively carried out, in accord with British practice the world over.

The idea of getting rid of parties, under existing conditions, is chimerical and ridiculous ; and it is propagated by the Guirdian, only for the purpose of mis- leading the more credulous portiou of the community. We believe that with a Legis- lature reduced as Mr. Hasczard suggests,

financial

and party co-partnership between the Do- minion and Provincial abolished, many of the evils appertaining to party Government in this Province may be abated or wholly destroyed. But acondition precedent to action io this direction, is the withdrawal of support from the government wh:ch has prostituted jteelf to the Liberal party of the Dominion and has proved itself to be incapable and, corrupt, and the formation of a strong party of honest and patriotic men deter- miped to institute reforms.

We know that it is hard to sever party ties. But when the interests of the coun- iry require it, honest and patriotic men will not hesitate to perform the operation, however paioful it may be.

Gov ernments

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—The Reportof the "Yruit Growers’ Association of Nova Scotia has been ;15- lished and distributed. It ig in the same form as thst of our own Association, con- tains eighty pages of matter, with half tone engravings of the officials. It is printed vy the Government of Nova Scotia, the work being done by the Hali- fax Hereld, On the whole,our Associa-~ tion’s Report compares favorably with the oue from Nuva Scotia.

New maple Sugar 20 cents per pound,

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Just a Word

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as to our method of remaking mattresses. | We secured a machine in New York for this. work which not only theroughly loosens up.

MARK WRIGHT & G0., LTD

Home Makers.

but removes all dust and dict at| the same time—no other process is half as good—--and the cost is 1-3 less than by the ‘old method.

, labore and its triumphs for the good of

We Could Tell Lots

1906.

About Easter Selling

But we wont. We wil! Miss — and sold by eu Summer:

half past eleven on parcel boy at a onion to 12 p.

, Souris and George

nextSunday leave your order say to morrow morning—Miss McMachern does not like pitehing a hat to- gether the end of the week or at

Saturday and giving you the bother

et the half hundred trimmed hats and bonnets trimmed by

r eal in our millinery department to the Uh’ town, Tignish town ladies do the telling.

Something other than patronage must bring them to Ch’town’s Greatest Store. Perhaps it ss the low price asked, or may be the large assortment.

A great many think as we do its the style exclusive style that Miss McKachern gives every hat. No fear ot anyiady running against her own hat on 2ome other ladies head,

Wow Ladies.

If you want your bonnet or hat

of answering the door bell for our

m. Leave your erder early; we will do the rest.

JAS. PATTON & CO

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TO THE EXAMINER.

The Temperance Allianze, The Guar- dian and the Patriot have all declared for prohibition for Charlottetown. Where do you stand ?

PROBIBITIONIST,

Ch’iowa, April 16, 1900,

In reply io this question we haveto say we are Strongly in favor of National Pros hibition of the importation as well as sale and manufacture 9f intoxicating liquors ; —and the aation — les Charlottetown,

Give us the probibition that the people

voted for in the Plebis scite, and we will do everything that we can, by example as well as prece;t, to secure ii a fair and thorough trial ir Charluttetown, as elsewhere.

This is where we stand,

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Tue Examiner seems to have lees con- fidence in the men of itsown party than | the Guardian bas, else why should it | assume that three cr four Congservat'ves ceuid not held their own in an Adminie- tration if sssociated with a like number of Libersis or Independents ?~ Guardian,

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So farfrom not baving perfect confi- dence in the ability of Libera) - Conservas tives to hold ‘heir own, we say to all |

Liberals and [udependents diegusted with | By

the present regime “come along, gentle- men, associate yourselves with the Great Liberal- Conservative Party ; firat of all, support its candidates, and then ehare in its

tbe country. Come, and welcome.”

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—It isstated that the man who drove the mails from Cardigan to Gorraville bas been shipped asa sailoron board the Stanley, whither the contractor for the mailservice preceded him some time be» fore. It must be disappointing to the Liberals looking for posixions on the Stanley to see two men taken from the one service to fill positions on that ship.

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The City Council is this year going to build a new bridge io place of the old Black Sam’s bridge,and Government Pond will doubtiess be much improved before long. This will greatly enhance Brighton as a residential section and real estate and rents wil' go up. Now isa good time to make arrangements to build or rent house in this most desirable locality,

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