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We think they’re the p:ettiest we've ever seen. Ihey’re so freshly dainty, so | right and spring jike.

And then they’re so stylishly new—and so honestly good —and serviceable.

We've plenty f.ra few days brisk selling —but you'll need to come pretty soon.

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Pure White Muslins, sheer and fine, with deep frill of same

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A dainty line of Muslins with figure iu delicate colorings— frill edged witb same color as that in figure - 24 cts

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Very fine sheer muslins, pale cream ground, delicate pat-

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Ov Ladies’ Walking Boots in buttoned and laced are what we are mm, telling yu about to-day,—Made of fine, goed weight, Doogola Goodyear i Welt, made on the Sorosis and Kelley Lasts, which are among the latest il» New York Styles, being an exceptionally easy fitter, having good width in {\»

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Alabastine only 20c per pke- Kalsomine in {2 shades only [5c

Simon W. Crabbe.

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+ ADMINISTRATION

OF THE YUKON,

1s the Gause i a Lively Debate,

OTHERS 100K PART.

Sir Charles Tupper Stirs up the Lib-

eral Ministers---Foster Speaks.

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(Sraciat to Tas Examinee,]

Orrawh, April 15.—In the House of Commons Sutherland, the Libera! whip, expressed confidence ia the Yakon admia-~ istration and in Commissioner OziiVie.] |

Sir Charles Tupper con-idered the matier eo grave that he could not give a silent vote.

He deprecated the attacks on private character and regretted that the necessity existed for mentioning in this House the personal bebavior of Commissioner Walsh.

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came to thie country with a letter from Lord Strathcona to Walsh, afterwards waited upon Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper to tell him thathe had found Walsh drunk aod could do nething with him, it was ne= cessary to deal with the case.

Sir Charles did not sav these charges were true; but held that inthe int+resis of the country, and of Walsh himself if he is innocent, it shouli be ascertained whether they are true or not.

They were the worst enemies of honest Yukon officiale who refused them the opportnnity to vindicate themse) ves.

Mr. Sifton went tou far when he refused o allow any investigation except by a judge of hisown appointment and a packed jury.

A judicial tribunial would either vindis gate tbe Yukon administration, which would be a good thiog, or else it might convict officials and drivethe Mizister of Interior out of public life, which would be a good thing for the country.

Sir Louis Davies replied great yvehemence, asserting that the oppositioa nad failed to bring forward a sing!e defiuit and specific charge, or eny evidence sup- ported by the name of @ witness.

Mr. Foster chargel that the Govers~ ment had wasted a million dollars by sending soldiers to Yukon who were not needed, and that development bad been kept back by excessive royalties, that nothing had been done the sanitary conditions to provide trails and

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to improve

transporiation routes.

Jhe government bad skinned the coun- try, not for the benefit of the Ministers but to keep upa useles# and costly mili- tary force in the country.

Mr. Foster showed that under the late Government a full investigation was ordered into many cases of civil service irregularities on tke vaguest possible charges, yet this government specific allegations in regard to irregular-~ ities occuring thousands of m'les away, and refuses enquiry without it.

demands

Must Hurry!

Loxpon, April 13.—An important en gineering firmat Sheffield has placed a large order for heavy machinery in the United States, the British makers being unabled to promise sufficiently quick de= livery.

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A CARD.

We. the unceriigded, do hearby agree to refund the money On a twenty-five cent bottle of Dr. Wills’ English Pills, if, after usirg three-forths of contents of bottle, they do nor relieve Tonstipation and Headacbe. We also warrant that four botiles will permantly cure the most obstinate case of contripation. Sat- jsfaction orno pay when Willis’ English Pills | are used.

Johnson & Johnson, Druggists, Charlotte. own, P. E, J., Geo. E. Hughe?, Druggist, Charlottetown, P. F. J., W. R. Watson, Drug- gist, Queen St., Charlottetows, P, E. I., Red-

din Bros... Druggist, Que2n Square, Charictte- town, P.E I

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IN WHICH SIR CHARLES, AND}

Peep into the new jewelry store thie | novelties in | ladies waist sete and turtle brooches and |

(of Enp-ror Ni sholss rega’ding Fivland, | Which provides for an increase Of the Ras-

RETALIATING ON CANADA.

‘Now FOR OUR MAIL SYSTEM. A:

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To Double the Duty on Canadian | Senator Ferguson Moves For Copies

(Sreciat te Tue Examixer.]}

Derroir, April 15 —The Washing'on special to the Detroit Free Press says: Hon. Mr. Dickinson has prectically prevailed on the United States authorities at Wash- | to putin Operation a retaliatory clause of the Dingley Bill as far as concerns C wadian lumber.

This would double the present rate of duty practically shutting out Canadian lumber from the United States.

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APPLE GROWING.

Work for This Month and the Next.

Sin,—It was to the individual fore~ sight aud exertion of the scattered tarm- ers who planted trees many years ago and cultivated sod cared for them in the in tervel that we should give thecredit for the splendid samples of a dozen varieties of apples which were shipped by the direct ocean steamsbips Winnipeg and Gaspesia to Great Britain last fall. | Tbe Fruit Growers’ Association has 4 | clear conrse under the gnidance of its farmer Vice President fora progressive new era-making year. Let us begin now by preparing for top grafiing. E.ch district shouid encourage one of its bright vimble-fingured residesis, sons OF fatners, to siudy up the simple act of top grafting and com poundirg the wax and reward him bv giving him ample pay for top grafting #li their inferior trees with beter scions. A small sum for top grafts ing with valuable sorts will bea big in- vesiment for tbe tree owner; and give the man who does the grafiing better pay tian most lawvers and doctors get.

Come fruit growers, hurry up. “Don’t Jet the grass grow uoder your feet.” “Get a wiggle on.’

PRoGREss.

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Wireless Telegraphy.

Lonpox, April 15.—The formation of a commercial syndicate is mooted here with the object of acquiring the sole right to establish ether conmmupication between Great Britsin and the United States under

the system of Sigaor Marconi. The scheme is yet in nebulous form. The French Government has commissioned

Signor Marconi to iastal his apparatus ex- perimentaily on @ cruiser. Lf the exp-r- ment proves a success several French warships will be provided with the appar atus,

STRIKE ON THE BULLION.

Recent diamoad drill tests on the Bullion location, which adjoins the Mikado mune, reveal a body of ore 30 feet widest a depth of 161 feet. The quartz core taken from the vein was 37 frei jong, but ws the driil was borirg at an angle, allowance is according!y made, aod the above width fig- ured out. The vein in which the boring was dove is the one that the Mikido peo- ple struck the enormously rich pocket in some timeago, and is expected the ore found by the Bullion Company contains large quantities of free golde A working | shaft is aow being sunk on the spot where the diamond drill indicated the big ore body.—Rat Portage Newe.

Tue Bullioa Mining Co. bave strack the celebrated Mikado No. 2 vein on their pro- perty ata depth of 16v feet. Tbe veinis 30 feet wide.

The Bullion is a development company with a capital of about $300,000, aad the $1 shares which have been selling at 7c. cannotnow be had.—Iasurance and }.v- auce Chronicle, april 7, 1899.

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The Mikado No. 2 vein above mention- ed, was referred to in an editoria! in Tue Examixer of December 10, 1898, aid the ore was stated to run $40,000 io the ton. The quartZ was 80 studded with the yel- | low metal that when it was cracked it beld together by tbe ligaments of pure geld. The Montreal London Gold and Silver company, in which several Charlottetown people are interested, holds a large num- ber of shares in the Bullion mine, aod if the above extracts are reliable it will bea splendid investmeat for the Nontreal- London.

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Russians and Finns.

Heit, England, April 13 —There isa great roch of young F n'soders for the

i Lumber. be |

United states, to avoid tbe recent decree

sian military and naval forces and the ex tension of Cunscription.

of the Contract.

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Orrawa, April 15 —In the Senate Hon. Nr. Ferguson gave notice tiat he would

| move for areturn of the coatracts en-

tered into by the Government for carrying the mails from the I.C.R. to Cape Ter- meutine.

Things te Make a Note of.

The Young People’s Society of Zion Church will have “An evening witb Miss.ons in Trinidad” Mooday the 17th inst.,st 8 o’clock.

Reserve Friday evening, the 21st April. The Faithfal Circles of the King’s Daugh- t rs intend holding a social in the Y M.Ce A. Hail, on Friday evening the 21st April from 8 tol0 o’vlock. Coffee aad cake, plenty of home-made candy anda bright programme of recitations and solos. Make no evga tements for that evening but come and have an enjoyable time. Admiesion 10 cents.

Song service at the Gospel meeting in “owse’s new block tomorrow afternoon at 3.45. Strangers always welcome.

The adjourned annual meeting of the Cherlottetown Temperance Alliance will be held in the Y. M. C. A. building this, (Saturday) evening at 830 sharp. All friends of the allisnce, whether members or not, are invited to attend. All clergy- men are members, ex-officio. Election of officers-.

W.C.T.U.—Tbe regular meeting will be held at 4 p.m., instead of 330 p.m. On Monday afternoon there will be no meeting but members are reminded of the parlor meeting to be held iv the evening at 8 o,clock.

Chinese Loan.

Loxp x, April 13.—Subseriptions for a Chinese Imperial five per cent. gold loan of £4,500.009 will open im Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Geneva on April 19th.

Against the Ladies.

Sr Jonx, April 13.—The provincial leg slature this afternoon, by a vote of 7 to 34, rejected Hop Mr, Eumerson’s resolu- tion committing the house to the principal of woman suffrage, and also by 8 to 33 voted down an amendment authorizing a select committee to gather information duting the recess as to the workings of woman suffrage in these couutries and states where it had heen adopted.

Spheres of Influence

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Lonxpox, April 13—The Westminster

| Gazette says that Russia and E ig!and have

sgreed upon their respective epher @ of in~ fluencei1 China upona basis similar to tbe terms of the Anglo-French in Africa.

PAPER

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Our Wail Paper trade is boom- ing. We have fitted up a room on second flat fordisplaying our New Designs and Effects in Wall Papers. The walis are prettily hung with samples of Ingrains and Borders, Gilts,Hall Paper etc

‘The most Artistic up-to date wall papers ever seen in City, and is well worth visiting. Tbe prices are low beginning with 8 cents per Double Roll; lots of sample books ready.

Telephone or mail. Orders prompt- ly attended to.

Garters’ for Wall Paper

Geo. Carter & Co.

ROYAL

Makes the food more delicious and wholesome

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

THE STANLEY.

Sir,— Tue Examiner of yesterday says S. 5. Stanley cannot come to Cuariotte~ town—ioo mach ice inGulf A few days ago the excuse was too wach ice in Ciarlottetown Harbor,—and so this farce goee OD.

Letthe management of the steamer say at once they will not come to Cabriotie- town. Tbe travelling public, and expori- ers aod importers, would thea know what

to expect. ‘his system of deception as to her movements is in‘olerabie. TRAVELLER. PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. F. Peters passed through St. Joho this afterneon en route to Char- lottetown.

Messrs B. C. Prowse and L.G. Whear bave returned from a ehort business trip to the mainland.

Mr. John T. Crockett was a passenger by the Stanley this morning on ® busi- ness tripto Halifax.

MrJ. A. Messervey, of the firm of Carve!! Bros., crossed in the Stanley to- day en route to Cape Breton and New~ foundland in the interests of his house,

Rt. Hon. Herbert Jobn Gladstone, son of the late William E. Gladstone, aad member of parliament for the west di» vision of Leeds, has accepted the position of chiet whip of the liberal opposition, in succession to Thomas Edward Ellis, member of parliament for Merionethshire, who died April 5th.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—Mr. Bolmer says: “Put « genuine probibitionist in Pariiament aod he would spring at the throat of the present Govero~ ment.” This is hard ou our friend Bell who posed here as a prohibitiouist, and in Parliament says nothing about prohibition.

—The end of another week has been reached, but Sir Louis Davies has oct yet taken up the challenge of the Montreal Siar. Three hundred dollars for the poor people of West Queen’s depead upon the issue of the matier. -If Sir Louis will oaly prove that ha is in the right aod The Star in the wrong, thea the mcouey wl come. There isadouble inducement tw action on the partof Sir Louis. First there is the necessity of making himeeif right befi rs the public, and second there ie the moaey for his poor constitvents— just atthe ume that they need money most. Willnot Sir Louis wake up to the situation ?

NEWS NOTES.

The Doukboboura are becoming a diss turbing factor 19 Manitoba, and @ protest has been made by the labourers of Portage ‘a Prairie. Housed and fed by the Gov- ernment, they are sble to work for starva- tion wages, as for instance when they cut wood for ten centea cord. The labour- ers thus have @ well-founded grievance, aod io order that trouble may be avoided the authorities should at once put the new immigrants under proper restriccion .

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Ladies get your houseclean- ing dene now—you will be ready to enjoy the bright wea-

ther. All the little things that goto make it easy we keep. Ammonia, Borax, Carpet < Washes. ete. Nothing for the furniture like British

Furnitare Shine !¢ shines

cleans as it goes, good for the wood—is easy to use, Silver ; Polish, Chameis, ‘Soaps, every- thing for housecleaning. (Lowest prices prevail.)

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