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These rainy days that gen- erally come during the fall. Better be prepared in time. We have the nicest selection of ladies’ and gents’

Umbrellas

in the city, with the best as- sortment of handles

The umbrellas are all cover ed with the best rain protec- tion materials procurable, with strongly built f.ames at pleas- ing prices.

Ladies Waterproofs

We have alarge assortment of Ladies’ Waterproofs, in lat- est styles and at lowest prices

F. Perkins & Go.

The Millinery Leaders

There is no Disputing the Fact-—*

We admittedly lead the trade of Ch’town in

Jackexs,

Our stock of Fall Jackets aud Capes is the finest and best selected in the city.

It. goes without saying all the latest styles are here, that every purse can be suited, every taste pleased, every figure fitted to perfe2tion.

No Jacket buyer can do justice to he money or fig ure, or lier taste, witho see— ingour store.

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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT. concinaeaie

As a result of the protest of the busi- ness men of the Province, represented by the Charlottetown Board of Trade, the Steam Navigation Company have adopted anew arrangement under which, for al] practical purposes, we shall be as weil off, or almost 98 well off, in reepect to the mail service as during the summer eeason. The the Northumberland came away from Point du Chene before the mail arrived there was the difficulty and hazard of getting out of Shediac harbor after night- fall. So it has been arranged that all the mails ehall come on to Pictou, and that the steamer Princeas

reason why

shall leave there with them each midnight and arrive here sufficiently early every morning to have them despatched by the outgoing morning traine to all parts of the Province,—while the business men of the city will have their letters and papers to hand on going to their offices at 8 o’clock. Under this arrangement the people of outlying sec- tions, including Souris and Georgetown, Alberton and Tignish, will have their wails twenty-four hours sooner than unrer the fall arrangement which has been dis- carded.

Ono advantages

This is the great advantage gain-

ed. the other hand, there will be and disadvantages. Passengers for Pictou, Halifax and other parts of Nova Scotia will leave here at nive o’clock iastead of at seven as hereto-

fore.

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This advantage is counterbalanced by the fact that passengers from Nova Scotia must necessarily cross the Straits Passengers from the West will have the option of stopping over a St. John or Moncton and crossing in the Northumberland next evening, or proceed~ ing to P.ctou aod arriving here on the previous morning ; while passengers for the West will leave by early train and the Northumberland and will have the same despatch as heretofore. Uader the new arrangement, Captain McLean aud the officers nnd men of the Princess will, of course, have to change their o.der of liy-~ ing until navigation closes, and the gentle- men of the Post Office and some of those on duty at our hotels will be compelled to cut their morning slumbere short. But taken altogether, the new arrangement is to be commended ae affording, under the circumstances, “the greatest good for the greatest number,” and removing the dis- grace of allowing our mails in transit to be held up for twenty-one hours.

in the night.

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A CONSERATIVE GAIN.

Ovr Liberal papers are loud in their boasts over the election of Hon J. M. Gib- sou, of the Ontario Government, in East Wellington. The Patriot draws tbere-~ from the conclusion that “the Tories are & discredited party.” Now what are the facts? East Wellington is and has been» ever since confederation,a Liberal con- stituency. Atthe last general election in Ontario there were three candidates in East Wellington, and yet the Liberal won by a mjority of 188, The present bye- election was a straight party fight between Dr. Coughlin, the Conserative candidate, and a member of the government which exerted all its influence and patron- age on his bebalf. The Government felt that if it lost East Wellington, its prestige would be completely gone. A great effort was, therefore, put forth to save the riding. The success of the Government under these circumstances does not, certainly, prove that the Tories in Ontario are “ a diecred- ited party.” In point of fact Dr. Coughlin, despite all the disadvantages under which he contested the district, polled 311 more

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OUR New Blankets

If there are blanket wants to fill it can’t be long post- poned. With winter months so close at hand, read of these and you'll probably discover that the opportune time to

THE DAILY RX AM did at the preceding general election. So that the result may be taken asa eure

proof that the Conservatives are gaining ground, A I:ke gain throughout Ontario would give the Conservatives an cvyer- whelmning majority in the Legislative Aseembly.

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FRUIT GROWING.

Advice For Our Fruit Grower's Association.

The following letter from Mr. Wolver- ton, secretary of the Pioneer Fruit Grow. er’s Association of Canada,and that of On- tario, who is also editor of the Horticul- turist, to Rev. Father Burke, of Alberton, will be read with interest :

Rev. A. E. Burke, Alberton.

Dear Farner Burke,—I haveto thank you kiodly for favors received. I fully appreciate the valneto your province of P. E. 1. Fruit Grower’s Association, and am gladto find that the governmeni is taking an interest 1n the good work. I only regret that the amouot of your grant is so small. You certainly ought to have $500 per annum, at tbe very least, if the fruit growing interests of your country are of apy importance.

{ think the distribution of literature on fruitgrowing and the giving of lectures on horticultural subjects quite as important in

the conduct of norticultural societies as the giving of premiums to professional prizewinuers; andi quite hope you will

pot mike the mistake of spending your money in the way of giving premiums or prizes for fruits at exhibitions, If you

knew the frauds that are conducted by those who simply buy up collections and go about from fair to fair for the sole purpore of carrying Off the prize money, you would see that it is best to entireiy avoid that danger and spend the amount of your grant and the fees from your members equally in the interests of every member. This system we are now cultivating in Ontario after many years’ experience with ihe prize busivess.

I sha!] be glad to notice the work done by your society from time to time, if you will be kind enough to forward me notee,

Yours very trnly H. We verron,

The advice of such a veteran Fruit Grower’s associate is certainly wortby of the very best consideration, and no doubt it will receive such from our live young Island Association.

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Lord Kisehener professes to be only a soldier and no diplomatist, but as has been weil remarked by the Mail and Empire, nothing could have been wiser or more diplomatic than bis conduct at Fashoda, and hie expressions on the situation during his trip through France. The interview with him published in the Evenement will do much, in the present stateof France, to prepare the way fora peaceful ¢tettle- ment. It is as good in its way as any part of the Soudan campaign. And itis con clusive evidence of the friendly disposition of Britain tbat her great general should be permitted, and probably instructed, to trav~ el to Paris with Marchand’s messenger and give expression there tohis cordial and complimentary sentimente, Sa

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Our goods and prices tell it all

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buy is now.

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ee ee ee Shorey’s Clothing is atways satistactory

Regular Ganaclan lant

5 lb Blanket for $2.50 6 lb Blanket for $3.00 7 lb Blanket for $3.50 8 lb Blanket for $4.00

Fine range of Scotch Scotch Koitting Wool.

Jas, Paton & Co.

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Every garment {s warranted to give satisfaction and has a little

guarantee card in the pocket.

Their matertals are all good and every seam is sewh with the Best linen thread. Shorey’s. Clothing is cut on such a variety of pattérns that any figure can be perfectly fitted. Ali Shorey’s Bicycle Suits and Spring and Fale Overcoats are Watetproofed by the Rigby Process

and no extra charge fog it.

All dealers sell Shorey’s Clothing now because their customers

insist on having it.

Jas. Paton & Co,

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Selling Agents for Chtown

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A Hall Stove?

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that you are going wo buy; which ever it is you will want the

We have them.

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Rlectric Siades Electric Lamps

Brass Electroliers Brass Brackets

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And a fullline of Electrical goeds for incendeszent lighting

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OPERA HOUSH|Auction Sale.

2 Nights Only WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

November 2-3.

A Tremendous ‘Hit Everywhere.

THE BOSTON CRITERION COMEDY CONCERT COMPANY.

A Strictly High Class Show. 6—Star Artists —6 Wm. Wylie........ pecedsocegse « «-..Comedian Kate Sanford....Comediene and Vocalist Prof. Wood.......... dindoctous +ecoeee Magician Mies Blanche Fernandez.......... - Vocalist Miss Hattie Wood....,... Artist De Mystery G. W. Bunnell.........Artistic Manipulator A show that ladies admire. Two hours ef solid fan. Come and laugh with us. Reserved Sests, 35 cents, General Aamicsien, 25 cents,

Estate of late F. W. Moore.

On Wednesday the 16th November, inst, at 12 o’clock noon, on the premises Poplar Terrace, I will seli by Public Auction all that fine property fronting the P. W. C: grounds about 54 ft on Kent St. and runn~ ing back 176 ft with right of way to Cum- berland Si. There is on the property a well-built prick house, 16 rooms, hot-water heating, and large stable and coach~house and kitchen garden in rear. &2000 can remain anil on property if desired.

Also a splendid pasture Jot of two acres on Kensington Road about mile from the homestead.

Also all the house furniture, etc. be- ginning on same dey,at 10 a. m. and con~ tinuing the following day if necessary.

R. BEARISTO, Auctioneer. Nov 1 1898 255 dy eod tf.

Furness Line of Steamers Halifax to Great Britain

S. S. “St. John City” will leave for London G. B. 2nd Nov.

The S. 8S. “St. John City ” is fitted with cold Storage.

S. 8S. “ Ulunda ” will leave Halifax for Liverpool G. B. 9th Noy. Calling at St. John’s Nfld,

W W. CLARKE, Agent

A Tea for the benefit of the

New P. BI. Hospital

Will be held in the

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LADIES

THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER.

Tea on the tables at 6 o’clock, Tickets 25 cents.

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And 2 good quality of cards 2% are the principal requisites sz for Visiting Cards. We use

good cards; and we have just received from the type foun- dry some new type which we are going to use only for Visiting Cards. Nowis your chance to renew your present supply. We print ladies Cards for 40ca pkg. Each package contains 50 cards,

Telephone and Mail orders receive prompt and careful

attention.

The Examiner Pub Co,

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FURNITURE BY AUCTION. |

To be cold by Public Auction, at the Residence of the Hon. David Laird, Mak peque Poad, on Thursday, the 3rd of November next, commencing at 1! o’¢ a m., all his Househoid Effects, compris- ing 1 Superior Piano, Parlor, Dining Room, Hall, Libary, Bedroom and Kitches Furniture.

Terms cash,

No Reserve. kK. BEARISTO. Auctioneer?

I also offer at Private Sale his beaatifui tesidence, “Weetleigh” Aav one wishing to inspect the property can do 80 on @p-

plication to the undersigned. R. BEARISTO, _

Tenders for Lease:

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Hillsborough Skating Rink,

For ensuing Skating Seascn from Nov 20th inst to Ist of May next, will be received up to 15th November inst at noon.

Address under cover marked “Tender for lease of Skating Rink.

A. A, BARTLETT

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TENDERS

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Prince Edware Island Debete tures.

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Tenders will be received at i Provincial Treasury, Char] wh, until noon of the 22nd day of Novem ber, 1898, for the purchase 0 ali & any of the $18,000 Debentures aul- thorized to be issued for constructio® of Prince of Wales College, by te Provincial Act of 1897, 60 Vic, Cap. 6. The Debentures are in denomini tions of $1,000 and $500, to bear 10° terest at the rate ¢ 34 ae = per annum, payable half-yearly, 4 be dated let Dechuber 1898, redeem

ble in 30 years. Se ie yENGUS McMILLAN, Provincial Treasure? 254 2 a week until 21st Nov.