‘THE DAILY ECAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 25, 1900.

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a — een a ne a ime You Were buying Bedding ‘THE GOVERNMENT AND NOTES AND COMMENTS. ee ne | Ns TIONAT, PKOHIBITION. |

These nit py nig its are forcirg many house . | So ae — ee Laurier cannot put Tarte out the mives to the conviction that the buying of (6 OC ay Sd 3 led that Sv Wl people can. ae ghieild > «demi be ne nd if OCTOBER 25: '% Ir has been contended that Sr Wil- - ; ; Ved irg sh ld te done right now, | ‘nd i | x cT UBER 25, ; B00 ee as EMRE EINE 8S: -—When Sir Louis Davies declares that these house pos . va xamine the articles re —_—— > \frid and his associstes did not deceive l hie party has kept ite gledvee, we refer — ag ie ai ; abate a. 5 oat COMMENDABLB! the temperance men of Cinada, and| him to the statement of a much abler and Conviciioh Wal tik uying ould Se § Ae right here. Blankets, Comforts, Blanketing. } lthat the temperance men of Cinada aur ae en Mr Jobo Charlion, ee eqed a _ a a8 at the ple Our $2.50 blanket leads them for war jhave no right to expect a probibitory iotatiak that the pledges have not been econumy of purse We] x » | : é ’ ‘ eS ) MES PATON & CO ¥ —— ee George E. Hughes | jaw in view of the result of the ple- —Mr. Chariton ie catching it alresdy. ) Pee ee j nae opened—or is about opening —e sub- biscite. Government papers on the maioland do | scription liet tomarde a cash gratuity for | no’, like the Patriot, imegive that be ia

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} 1is contention may prevail in the : 2 ies aig Bedding. a oe each of the returning P. EB. Island eae | ees 1 "9 E L p'sving @ trick on the Conservatives ; and Tong ago we learned that all wool Dian} 'minds of those Liberals whose tempet- | ipey are after him—esome of thin wilh

; “ bers of the South Africau contingent, | es : or to be good, must be only © » 8” “e ance principles are dominated by | double-!eaded editorial !

ee ee Samos aa nee — ee ** | party teelings. Dat is can have no|, —Another New Liberal ex-M. P. has 4 a wl : ) than 7 . w 7 aid ex] ect al Fd = effect upon al re jadiced and intelligent ae arged Giwa.og © convection of the wna: ae , If we remember rightly, Mr. Hughee | : . 7 om a. 7 coe. ee viz., Mr. Leonard Real Scotch Ayrshires’ and English | spoke, at the last meeting held in the City|™°" °? We need not refute it. Baroett, of Sou S Oatario, A man by the Whitneys’ pure soft, comfortable blankets | Cour: Room, of the advisibility and de But there are some interesting points | ? Th weve anne bie place. Vee © Pie. eee eer ; ‘in connection with the goversment's a eek Se pean: Seman et

a l } : ® = a2 > + Ys . . rum $2.50 up. srability of supplying the eoldiers with | Milton last night—the firat of the eam-

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TAMES PATON & CO, sme funds upon their arrival here; ae recent acidion in respect to pro-| paign— demonstrated clearlythat Milton i, | aa the letter from one of tie boys, quoted in/hibition. Early in the last session, | is, As Ciarlottetown, decidedly in favor oo" ay / ' Won on 8 Waists. Tre ExaMtver of last evening hae, we pre 'M-. Fut, of Yarmouth, submitted a|©f S:ewart, wae people’s candidate. | @ es \ ‘ Shirtwaists at such prices—that is, such | sume, prompted him’ to take instant | resolut on in which the government iapacor org ae ee eal cae “~ IH} 7 ! % shectwaists a eee — oe ectiou to this end. The movement isa'was asked ‘to enact, withou! delay, in vite, ae she iD 4) ; : <i extremely rare, $1.50 and othe highly commendable one. It will, OF eats measures as will sccure the pre- ae correspondent shee ‘the Miaekeil has. wash

JAMES PATON & CO, | believe, be heartily joined in acd support-| pipition of the liquor tréfflz, for bey- | Witness whv he should bave to pay 30c.

wa’ e 1y the people r : a gallon for coal oil cf the same quality as :

A woman may havea beautiiul face, a win- ei 4 fe oF rene ac they are of our erage purposes, in at least those pro- io belae sold in England at 1a: The

© wee ts mieche foure on LOst eENnag- 8 eir a e . : : : ales . . a . ni ig smile, 2 m2! vei tect and nse Gena + vs “ . re eewtien | Vinces and territories which have voted | Witness might explain that there is no Ing manners, and stil ack the one iteature 18 wi pe t ° eas ss ry ° ‘ : ¢ ne essary to make her bewitching, which isa ae ™ “2 , - Pde in favor of such prohibition. Po this | “deal” netwere the Amarican Oi! Trust et ee lin, of nettishness that can | "eCe'vee as The Patriot, Toe Guardien . , . and the Brit sh Parliament. ost nclive quaiit of coguetlisnness that can =< : resolution Me. McClure, of ( olchester, 4 ae ae :

and Trae Examiner cfiitee, the Revere —It is very significant that the New

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and poopng brim of — Oe dae Hotel, the Hotel Davies, aod at tke submitted an amendment setting forth— Sage i 80 ae vee ris ; Our Warrior dat in all colors only $1.00 . “That the ct ject of good ig | candidates are loud in their coxrplaints : a his pi in Mielke in ei Apothecaries Hall; and the receipt of ai] at the ot ject of good government is hay : wath $150. One tadle of hats at Sac. “i : . to promote the general welfare of the peo- | that “the Tories are floodiag the BETTER VALU ES 17 HAN EVER.

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JAMES PATON & CO. ple by a careful encouragement anu pro- |; country with literature’? Of ccurse,

eae Co Sa We hope to eee prompt, gener~ | tection of whatever makes for the puolie | they are. 1i’s for tae New Liberals to- All Wool or Fleece Lined, Fine Medium Weight Sari. all ees ronete.A Soren an ous action on the part of ail eubecribere, | good, and by an equally carefui diecour- | show, if they can, that the Liberal- t ] Stoles that have the boyish grace with the | He gives doubly who gives quickly. WejSgement and suppression of wha ever | Conservative literature is nct true. But FOc ay WOO) ' manly finish. B autiul suits for the little | all know that our boye’have suffered wy «oe om Se eee Meninve oe ¢ — _ the gee a: A ° fellows ; strong, sturdy suits for the older boys : < ee : Ors, | intelligent and patriotic o dera ls ‘ —the practical ani the noyel—a splendid lot much. Let it be seen how’ much we ar~ jo beveragee, is productive of srioue | gre gcing to «+ ycte the rascals out.” : garment, all s zes mp to 44 of warm Reefers from 75§c to $3.50, Also | pveciate what they bxve done. injury to the mors,' eC aland iodue'rial inches. . 385 Uisters going to-day at $3.75. ala | “a of the “ie of anes 1 Eacvrsios tro Batirax.—The foliowirg Very special values in a- “ of 3 ; i ' ; [AMES PATON & CO . | bat despite all present legi¢istion the | telegram was received today by the : r ' AMES PATON & CO, THE YOUNG MEN. evils of intemperance rensain #0 vast in} Superintendent of the P. FE, I. Railwsy: wool or Fleece Lined at Sewer intnd what the thetisnctncenl ai megnitude, so wide in extent andso de- “Moncton, N. B., Oc:: 24, 1900 « . Ba ee hi por Clothing fot that tae ta siructive in effect c to cons itute a eocia) ‘G. A Sharp, — Re» contingent returning 75¢ and $1.00 a garment. If you want him ressed in Clothes that ate 1 ‘s teles i dvices peril and e materis ——— we willireus tickets on the 27th and 29 h, | & s iment, | A Popular Garment _ tadedcy right in style, tailored in first-class Tur Exanurea’s telegraphic . “That this Houee is of opinion, forthe good to return anti] November 3rd. P

manner, and rightly-priced you should see slate that about 8 x haindfed of the young reasons heretofore set fourth, that the ‘Jno. M. Lrona. 3 a * ‘ wh t we have to offer. We are willing tc | mes of S*. Joha bave unanimcuely de~ jright and most eftlective legitlative rem~ The above refers to jasue of tu kets eh S role aim S ool S } have the stock jucged by these few garments cided to vote for the ‘Opposition candi- | ¢dy for those evils ie to be found in the} from Ieland points to Halifex. From

Tat we don’t wal the garments judged by enaciment and eoforcement of a law Charlot'etown tnerate is $2.25. - $ i these inadequate descriptions, Come and see prohibiting the importation, manufacture Which we have in Cashmere and Scotch Wool at low prices..

them. $15000.00 worth to choose from, young men of the ce Yothy at large: No and gale of int¢xicating | quors for bever- Fity pairs of “men’s elastic doubt the young menjof$t- Jobn have a! ie . . f° i. . . : doubs the young mengefB- dobn bare lage rarvostts a iq grox| tide boots in sizes 6 7 at balf Fins Lines Imported Underwear. JAS PA] ON C0 their backe uson Mr. Blair and his col-|™Ote euch legielation, eo tar as the esine | PIC? and Jess. Come quek, if We are showing some of the best Imported Goods in. : lenher, innimaeh bé. thet’ lamediatel oe eee the ae this is ycur size.— J. 16, Mac- plain and heavy ribbed Llama, Szotch Wool, &ec., at lower:

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‘ meat of Canada.” ' . | ; | sa a2 |dozad & ever be 3 -" re of the! port of Sf Johdhange in the} pre questions of Provincial Prohibitivn | 20° d & Co, prices than ever before shown. b ance. But — men evervwhere|. oa National Prohibition were thus VY M C See our values. before purchasing. are interesied in the defeut .ern- A ee es a ore Go i brought squarely before the House o 1 . . : . ot} ga) ments, odd lot. at 26 per cent off. : ey os “ ee *1}Commons. Bat the Governwent d- | . The General nr i a aot Char Big sule of bankrupt rainproofs, ——— for tbe future is theirs,—aud the future of },. lottetown }Oung Mei’s Christian Association | Q : re as vrs sae liberately burked tke latter. Though the joey oy winne on the paslor of the ¥, 18.C. See our boys warm clothing... Meetings of the Electors of East Queers oor ">? e such MED! resoluticns were sul mitted early io the | A. on Tiesday night, October 30th next, at will be held at the following tumes and place. as M:. Tarte Lold eway inthe Govern- session, they were not brought to vote 8 olclock. a ss to which Alexander (Martin, ~ Msq:, ~ the ment. : p . 1. D. SEAVAN, Pre cen‘; 1 Upposition candidwe, is respectfu'ly invited : uatil the 3rd of July—a few days from the W. C. TURNER, sec y. 8 = ' gs aR Fownal Hall, Wednesday, Oci, 24, ai : : end- Toe time for discuesion was mucli 25!d 4 * 3 ‘ Veke Verde, Sc':oclhouse, Thur-day. Oc. | > SESS LOM tO vr too ebort in view of the great importance ’ $2,217 ee ne THE GOVERNMENT. | 0+ these questioas,— monthe had been . “Vio. Mai, Friday, Oct. 26, at 7 p. m. ee previously frittered away talk ng much ~ . . . en oe ee ’ q* a 2 . : : : Caledonia, Schoolh use, Saturday, UCct. M o* h r tco bas eaid : and dg ng potbing. When at last the ’ 27, at 2 p. m. 3 ‘. a 5 ‘ oe : "Kanal View, Scbodthicvie,: Girunibty, Oct. ibe record of the govercment falls /questioa cam: to an issue, aM. Par 27, at 7. p.m. Z s.10T! of the expectations of thotre whe malee was put up to mcye ibat as ¢ ly a _ Mondays) Oct, - ae -adorred the [}jerel platform. 23 per cent of the reg’etcred clectors «1 t ’ esle WKivert, Sc a00iD0use, uesaay, Uct. . ae a a e : 30, at >, m. Pic vim? by) ecm: Oo redeem the /the Dominion had ectuslly voted fer pre Miiton Cross Dall, Thursday, Nov, 1, a <dges. “‘bition there wae no’ gn active probici- | 8 : h 2p. wm. ate 1 : ee ? : oe : 7 fe Ty ’ . ‘Murray Harbor North Hall, Tiursder, Ie eae ‘Rere been pedier od Some toa centiment cuffisieurly pronoucce } IT PAYS TO BUY AT PERKINS . Y-- sat? p.m ‘*Ts17 ri had bee: made to qhtain trade ¢on- to justify the expectation that ; ea Wil; fie [all re — N fe i Z ie ss ] 4 | os } ; aT & ' Glen MAAN ally FOaY, WV. 2, —_ QO .. from Euglaud, a probibitory law could be — — ; meas . li is reacovable to sup porethe same ic /exccesstully enforced. The Bouse of | Murrry River Ifali, Friday, Nov. 2, at : é ee j S E , >». ™ : rvaniaz? could have been obtained. | Commons divided, and the motion passcd Igh Bank Halli, Saturday, Nov. 3, at The prosperity atiained in Canada has | Mr. Douglas was then put up to move)» 2 ee oe a 1 Tra}? . ~ been due to causes bes oud the contre! of | second tmenoment to the t fi-ct that it 18 « 6 ood SAands iiaii, SAluriay, svOV. > ai : : »” x : F the goverumen . | desirable that tne Canada Temp2raace D. A. McKINNON, Toe sc.le of expenditure has been ee! Act be enlargedin itercope. Tuere vas | sho 1 ancliciat 7 > ia ° ° : Liberal Candid _ | +90 h'gh. als> a diviriva upon tii3 motion. And OF le de Part 4 > Conservative cand) es ‘ . je . °. Segas aia fd om — = ae I: will be neo2ssary to retrench- then the hour being late, the main motior, ee ave lh ¢ presci al ine -CLLLLS. ‘ ‘ “ ; : * No legitla:ioa has been passed in fal~ | as gmended, wae declared agreed ic, —and a

*% . iluent of the pledge that the lend would! yote on Mr. McLure’e samerdment respect | § soclitice 1 ‘s kept f.r the eettler’. _ _ fing National Probibition—the Probibition | ubsidies to ra.lsays have been carried | of the Plebiecite, the prohibition for which

"Miectin SS. beyond pradent limite, the great maga of the people of this Prov-

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I cazoct undertske to defend the ehort |j ce yoted inthe Plebiscite, waefasoided. [| § : : 1 ; ; Comings Of tue g-vernment, — Wha have the electors of this Proviner, §

Cir Louis H. Davies will address the ters of West Oueen’s at the fol owing

feoed There and other things Mr. Joun wo believe that the time is ripe for pro- @ Minon Halli, on Wednesday, Oct. 24th, at Charl:on eaid: hibition, acd who voted to tbat effect, to wl iat i” icles tak ail And upon the faiih of these siacements | cay to this action of the Government of eT er ISCOouU a] re NEW PEEVE ERE ANDES IES © YO 1 Mr, Chariton has been given the repre-| which Sir Lovie Davies is euch a distin- 9

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‘tron Hall, Lot 6s, Friday, Oct. 26th, at a of the riding of North Norm/y nished member ? . 7T- mm. folk. Nee ee ian

Neth River Hall, Saturday, Oct. 27th, at + 1: os LOVE MAKES the world go round,

7 ym ee ‘a om ta.the oo 1 but & bad cough or cold knocks a!! the & Market Hall Charlottetown, Wed mentif oir Charltoa ig nota politica eeptiment ourof a person. Adamston’s Vv Cay t. § . rickster of the lowe od most un~| Botan b Balsam will cure the cold. | + woKITyY J

ee i Napa geld ost re ad a i omret. 98 al eal as ou the soaitile: t iB We have TWENTY-FIVE costumes left; they must go at once. ca eee ee ; 252 ut al) Druggieta. New, up-to-date costumes at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT. iiupe River, Fiiday, November 2nd, at TWO DOZEN Ladies Jerseys, some plain, some with braid trimming, some with bead

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Granville hall, Friday, November 2nd, at 4. ™

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{launter River, Saturday, November 2rd, , 2 ¥ a! 6.30 p. m. 1 a *_* 7* > . WwW . ¥ - ihe Oppositicn .candidate, Mt. He ¥ Stewart, is uvitcd! to be present.

ABE Me, Sevan wil atend $20 Suits 314) F, Perkins & Co., | s!2 Suits s9} x

her. wat. Around and see tl e housekeepers who are buying or

” ITY : e % 6 ¢ j BE BLU at vy $16 Suits $12 NEDY S8 Su.t3 $ w ; Charters r ‘They buy here because they save frcm 10 to 25 p.c. THE MILUINERY LEADERS.

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F T have severai new schooners seek- ;: . Ing precuce charters from Island Ports Our stocks are very complete —and wr Ae? showing *

to Nova Scotia, United States or West | atg e number of new designs—never sbown here befzre. ndies,

DENNIS MURPEY,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 4 HALIFAX, e . N, a 4 P. Q. B. x No. 8. .

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