> games gf i : } . THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 3, 1900. ; RS ee ™ | Se “ a, I. ae | aylor, R., G Company, Char- | W L ry r ‘lottetown Engineers; Paardeburg, | | ants, ost, Foun EE TINGS . L U 7 | February 18. | nee | ———_—_ | Thomas, ©. T., D Company, Gov- | | TOLET.. The bees tetale ens nn z 'ernor-Ge veral’s Foot ss Guards ; | - ? E James ncIonis on Mal» ee ¥ Se The Popular Candid .te$ | Paasche, Pebrwary 27. J here’s only ONE tants see hia ; a SI ak attests A ' Wasde i, F., E. Company, srd Vic ee 2% given immediately, Apply to a ET | icelime Wridge. on Mon = : 'toria Rifles; Paardeburg, February | yf | * ’ ‘a: la ah Nov her, 9 0. m., to which Mr IN P. BB(SLAND 27th. | \ . p ace in Ch town WANTED.—A ae the iberal candidate, is invited. White, W., B Company, 21st Essex | NLS sg TT iat “eg : th. a ; girl for general house. Wr ith Pi \ . Mel ONALD. Kusiliers: Pard ‘bul , iebruary Ls . Y i) lenkis ee A ares t “ry 7 Mrs S. R, i F . a a . ‘ ‘ jenkins, G On street, East Queen 95 2 Alexandet Mart 0 Some time ago an official state- | i ff pat to buy STRAY COW n th i a e ’ i Lee an)? ATL : SAY wv On the premises of Pet Political Meetings. West (user's, . W. 5. StewiPl| ment was sent out from Ottawa to Gs i eae nid th * id cow Pandy he effect that the Government in ee ee TC IC ee nod Rest Priest, - + £6 ee 9 that date will be sold to pay expen nded to fake out some real in —_ =; Me om West Prince, " Rdward Hack { suranc on the lives of the men at QO Sy th ; i Se “ Forces’ seam al house s \ : eet ire se a sa oa sai eee uSy Sireet, adjoining the M King’s : Austin e Macdona qd the tront, — ta WasS not realized mn —— yi one tens ment containy Sa i pi l, fact so far as can be learned. an iaaen a pate and barnsthe { \ \\ ee We : ; other tenement contains eight rooms, pe ot ‘vida moe:'? € 5 og wthine further was doje in the | 3 ao ar an R roe ae heat; rent modsing’ : [UGHES POINTS IN THE ISSUE | matter | OE lk&we = Candidate eee T.1do| the insurance place! on the} THE WEIRS of the late Isaac Newt yuk Mutual P; efer ential T) ade | la al eane a, Vayden, of Honolulu, are requested to a within the British k mpire. +s ar ws i o4 | wa wee John Koach Bourke, Box 19, | e.° i | sald an Oficia covers as. 1T] Charlottetown, immediately, i O iLica pie J was understooi fron the very | : NTED 4 girl f rene md Rebuke of Politicians who | | ‘same Se ae A ; WANTED, —A girl for general _hoysg: ea : | yuutset, only cases waere the and that bs work, Apyly to Mrs. Bernard Trainof. Meetin Ss broke their pledges to the PeC0-| ,ersofi is killed in action or dies | Pownal Street, : e | ‘eee eTN >) > ; ta gi _: ; us ; seals e a8 | . - nai g | ple tncreasing expe ee ¥ ithin a certain wane ait a Feceiy TO BE LET.—The desirably situated Mr, A.A 7, : ‘and debt when they promise¢ j}ing the wound. It is accident insur- dwelling house on Grafton Street west,, late. fr, ALA efurgey, the Conservative can- . : >boeumed be . . . date tor East Prince, will held public meet-| to reduce them. lance pure and simple. nahoe 9 veiktes 2) aan ee vith a3 lor Prince, iid © PULL cel : read ouse atavuie, JUS 1s in rs al Bradal ane Hall Oct. 31st, at 7 P. m., } . : more was asked for or intended | with a first class bath room, sewerage aia 2nd at Miscouche Hail on Nov. gra, at p. m. Honest Government for, Unit- | when the polic y was written. Why | a ny ee, Rent moderate, ‘ : : o ; ; : &. { i Mr, J. H. Bell, the Liberal candidate, is eq Canada. it should be otherwise construed or Weer a ae ee ell, Richmond 8t, RARE to Pat EM, |misrepresented, as has been the | a . Down with Tarte and Tarte-' caSe within the last four or five | ( harters ! IN S 18m. |'weeks I am at a loss to under- | POLITIC ' | stand. Poe “That the services of Sir Charles ___T have several new schooners seek- my . a THE DAILY EXAMINER forma peculiarly happy contrast O ay | 1g produce charters from Island Ports Meet ngs of the “eiectors of East Queen ere ee ee ' to Nova Scatia, United States or West will be "heid at the following times and places, : ; with the promises broken and other- indies at whichD ; ats ng = ed OCTOBER 30, 1960 wise—of the Government is evi: | DENIS MURPIrY © ent candicate,is respectfully invited. - addi MI ca Bridge Hall, Oct. 31, a| |denced by the number of letters re- © contamence sédiliciellal ri Pp. m. INSURANCE OF THE ceived at the company’s office, in ] he | adies 2 F St. Mary’s Read, Schoolhouse, (near : : : : ‘ ; HALIFAX, : N. 38 Mabon s corner) Nov. 5, at 7 p. m CONTINGENT.) which there are elognent expressians P. O. Box No. & < S CK AVOV. 5, / . . j - . . . . Ow Murray Harbor South Hall, Nov. 6, at | ——— _of gratitude to the man who did | ee ee | “Twenty-one claims have been} what he started out to do and did | |paid by the Ocean Accident & | that well.”’ d Th 'Guarantee {Company of London, to| an we | e... | the next of kin or legal heirs of Can- | eee eee nM ! P LITICAL MEETINGS ,adian soldiers killed in action in| To vote for .he Ex-Attorney | Unexpected : South Africa. The insurance was General is to vote disregard for | | effected through Sir Charles Tupper | the British constitution, as well as. A re Ci ate Ha ns aisle ik. Weta elas after an identical proposition made | endorsation of all the acts of the! pp ppe 7 he (lle ie | by the company had been turned | : : will be held at the following times and place. ine be +) Lauriesitios of | Tarte-Laurier government. to which Alexander Martin, Fsq., the — 2 he aurier overnmen ea Opposition candidate, is respectfully invited : re “fall one or set re ng — ——— IF Milton Cross Hall, Thursday, Nov, 1, at) Claims, fully proved, which we are REWARD OF MERIT 2 p.m, ready to pay as soon as we can as- , th | Murray Harbor North Hall, Thursday,| certain who is legally entitled to the | — e CHARLOTTETOWN aha ik ie tks __| money.” _|A New Catarrh Cure Secures | WAS OTTAWA ae + iam Hall, Friday, Nov. 2, at var of the eee made by a offi- National Popularity in Less TODAY Murray River Hall, Fridzy, Nov. 2, at| © = s ne. Th * , ; a an a Year. C Fae 7. he : Since the beginning of the cam- om pliment You would have been sorry you High Bank Hall, Saturday, Nov. 3, at) 9. | . ' Throughout a great nation of were not covered for a large <i. e paign statements have been made} . “stipe, ches i‘. 6 ‘af eet amouut. I have good compagies Weedilicteinds Hall, “Seteriay. Nov. a i ag . -anks | isbty, millions it is a desperate = ouut, : COMPaaHes, “the - ils an‘ls Hall, Saturjay, Nov. 3, at by spell binders in the Liberal ranks struggle to secure even a recogni-| and can quote you Jow rates. D. A. McKINNON, that the accident insurance placed | tion for a new article tosay nothing | Liberal Candidate. | through Sir Charles Tupper on the | of achieving popular favor, and yet | E. H. BEER. a Martin, Conservative candi | men from Canada who went to —— a year eter Ss es If you want a new suit fer your boy just come and see what ; ate will be present at the meetings. See. ae eae Fp] Aabdiets, the new Catarrh cure, has|, 0 fe ere a en a aris ality a Africa ae a8 cs eer net with such success that teday it | rue pepe pall gae stale auton. jorge Mk invite comparison of quality THE DAILY EXAMINER He AMpire was, as they termed it,| -,y be foundin every drug store /|@ TICE any < ouse ~ a ; . ap na he of- ia ; a ee ; : pelea a ; oe : ee eee eS ; st e clothing is issved every afterno>n from the o P l 4 ! 1 “a big bluff,’’ This was followed| shroughout the United States and| Sint oo oe. ae 2 in the best equipped clothing Gce of publication, Gasiies wea | np by equally baseless charges that | Canada. Pt ee et eee ee i i aa =e Building, corner of Queen and S * ca . L %h . 3 Sai ee " “ oe To be sure. a2 large amount of : Our stock of fall clothing Ovel coats, pea jrcke ts, reefe cS and suits Richmond Streets, (upstairs). Sub- j uo gthere was such a scheme idvertisine was necessary in the | iS now complete with a very large and fine range of all the latest styles. scription FOUR DOLLARS A Meetings. in existence the heirs or dependents | first instance to bring the remedy | Here are a few lines. | —— see acdress in Canada of the brave boys who gave up their | to the attention of the public, but} he: e liveson the field of battle would | everyone familiar with the subject | ; it THE WEEKLY EXAMINER Sir Louis H. Davies will address the elec | WeVer receive a cent of insurance. | *20WS that advertising alone rey Boys z WO Garment Sui S is issued every Friday morning. It sane 1 a . ; : ae made any article permanently suc- as Sallaleains of th tors of West Queen’s at the fol'ow ng places : | Enquiry at the officesin Toronto}! . apr < on a a exe contains a complete summary e New Glasgow, Thursday, November tst : cessful. {t must have in addition | news of the week, and is the best +e ; ’ | brought out the statement quoted | absolute, undeniable merit, and this | pa Island newspaper to send to friends at 7 p.m. - : St ee anieaia : Boys’ Suits, neat, small check, in dark gray tweed, pleated back eee re me ee Hope River, Friday, November 2nd, at| in the opening paragraph. Thiswas| the new catarrh cure certain y pos- af ee “ke $175 7 gbroad. Subscription price ONE 1.30 p. m. supplemented by a list, showing the | S°S8¢S in a marked degree. Co "Be 8 Sa: wits es Hit ee heavy weight, pleated back and DOLLAR A YEAR, to say am Granville hall, Friday, November 2nd, at | ¢ hie — Physi i.ns, who formally depend- oys Suits, nice any lum mixture, heavy weight, pleatec ms 4 dress in Canada or the U. S. 9p. m. |names of the persons insured. Each front, button to neck, $2.50.

Ilunter River

Saturday, November 3rd, at 6.30 p. m.

The Opposition candidate, Mr. W. S. | Stewart, is invited to be present. E2@ Mr. Stewart will attend the|

above meetings.

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claim was paid in full, as is evi- denced by the receipts. The list follows:

Arnold, H. M., captain Zof A Co., 90th Winnipeg Rifles, Paardeburg, Feb. 26.

Barry, C. H., Montreal, no corps; Paardeburg, February 18.

Brady, W.S., D Co., 43rd Ottawa and Carletou Rifles; Paardebur, February 27.

Burns, O. T., D Co., 43cd Ottawa

‘and Carleton Rifles, Paardeburg,

February 27.

Cotton, H., D Co., 43rd Ottawa and Carleton Rifles, Hout Nek, April 20.

Findlay, J. H., C Co., Simcoe Foresters; Paardeburg, Feb. 18.

Floyd, F. G., B. Company, 7th Fusiliers; Zand River, May 10.

Jackson, C. E. E., D. Company, 37th Haldimand Rifles; Paardeburg, February 18. ~~ Jackson, W. E., England, Paarde- burg, February 18.

Johnston, J. M., G. Company, 62nd St. John Fusiliers, Paarde- burg, February 27.

Johnstone, G., H. Company, 63rd Halifax Rifles; Paardeburg, Febru- ary 18.

Lewis, R., Northwest Mounted Police; Paardeberg, February ) 27.

Living, F. J.,D. Company, Ottawa and Carleton Rifles ; Paardeburg, February 27.

M’Creary, P., G Company, 74th anne Paardeburg, February

Riggs, W. A.,G Company, Char- lottetown Engineers ; Paardeburg, February 27.

Sievert, J. G.. F Company, 93rd Cumberlaud Infantry ; Paardeburg, February 27.

Scott, J. B.,G Company, Royal Canadian Regiment; Paardeburg, February 27,

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They contain no cocaine nor opiate, and are given to little child- cen within entire safety and benefit. Dr. J. J. Keitiger, of Covington, y., says: I suffered from catarrh inmy head and throat every fall, with stoppage of the nose and _ irri- tatiou in the throat affecting my voice and often extending to the stomach, causing catarrh in the stomach. Iboughta fifty cent package of Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets at my druggist’s, carried | them in my pocket and used them faithfully, and the way in which they cleared my head and throat was-certainly remarkable. I had no catarrh last winter and spring and consider oo entirely free from any catarrhal trouble.

Mrs. Jerome Ellison, of Wheeling, W. Va., writes: I suffered from ca- tarrh nearly my whole life, and last winter my two children also suffered from catarrhal colds and sore throat so much they were out of schoo! a large portion of the winter. My brother who was cured of ca- tarrhal deafness by using Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets urged me to try them so much that I did so aud am truly thankful for what they have done for myself and my children. I always keep a box of the tablets in the house and at the first appear- ance of a cold or sore throat we nip itin the bud and catarrh is no longer a household affliction with us

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Boys’ Suits in brown and gray Canadian tweed, all wool, $4.50. CLOCKS

Boys’ Suits in brown and gray Scotch tweed, pleated back and front, button to neck, $3.50.

Boys’ Suits in dark brown Scotch tweed, Norfolk shape, well made | and trimmed, $4.00. :

Boys’ Suits in blue twill serge, i pleated back and front, $4.25. |

Boys’ Suits in gray Scotch tweed, Norfolk coat, with knee pants, | also neat dark check pleated suits, $5.00.

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Boys’ Reefers in blue serge and nap cloth, with brass buttons,$2.50.

Boys’ blue nap reefers, tweed lined, with brass buttons, $3.50. )

Boys’ blue nap reefers, tweed lined, best meke and trim, $4.00. :

Boys’ fawn covert coats, single and double breast, $4.00 and $4.50.

Boys’ and youths’ ulsters, latest cut, with heavy collar, all colors, from $2 to $10.

We invite inspection.

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