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i . | Jive Me A Loaf F | ‘HK DAILY EXAMINER | « ¢ Of Your New Bread a aaamgaraey | of good ; ’ | THE JUDGESHIP. ly he ; | : > ratulate Judge McDonald ; and | DUCHESSE : mpathise with the disappointed | , Mr. Blanchard. There can be ; > iouht that the newly-appointed judge ‘ id personally the stronger claim from | ‘ 4c PER INAF . he party point of view,” and thai is the ‘ iis iin . of view from which our Liberal & | governments regard everything,— even ap~ | : 7. STEVART 5 | polntments to the Judiciary’ We sincere $ B | ly he pe that Judge McDonald will rise to | 4 ECLIPSE BAKERY i the responusib lities of his pos:tion. He . has been fortunate as a politician ; may he 4 BAKES BSST BREAD ® | prove to be just as a judge. While this is | ae
_ ale ir French~Canadian fellow-citizens have TONTPOPONT TEENIE TTT Se | once een ic was understood than |
= More than 2000 Fami- 3 = lies in Halifax and 3 = Dartmouth usesun-
= light and Lifebuoy
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exclusively in taeir homes, and all say they would not have any other kinds.
This information is correct having been gained by com- petent and trust-worthy ad- vertisers, rauipies at every house and making care-
ful enquiries.
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‘these families nev r knew what pure SOAPS meant, un- til chey tried SUNLIGHT and LIFEBUOY.
Why should not others learn and be healthier and happier for the learning.
Price is only 5c for large twin bar,
7 CAAA Edd add 2
Pryriacial Rifle Ag sociation
Sas VOVEPEREN TEA EE ENT Ph VYVPPFPT TAIT HNTTT PrrrrrrRrenT TY
—THE— Annual Prize Weeting
August 9th & {Oth 1899 On the Kensington Rifle Range.
F DocHeEerRTY Col R L President
Ss. F. Hopeson Major Lieut.
Secy & Treas
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“Prince Edward Island”
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THE DAILY EXAMINER CH:
our with and hope, we cannot bur depre-
eate the manner in which the claims of been over-ridden. the Senatorial vacancy created by the la- ing been filled by the appointment of the Hoo. John Yeo, an eligible French~ Canadian the next
vacancy was created.
heen which 4
would have given position in Mr. Blancbard was eligible for a County Court judgeship; and it is said that his friends here received intimation from Ottawa tbat it was arrang~ ed that he should be appointed Judge | King’s County,— Judge Warburton coming te Queen’s. But the arrangement, if made, bas been overturned. All the efforts of Mr. Blanchard’s friends have gone for
nothing. The Liberal Party Machine
DOMINION ELECTIONS, A CORRECTION. |
()rrk Ottawa < reer i?ni writes hat ’ as os the te leyrat hic t ssaze to { time rro rince pap*! 5 Lbursaday ast revaraing the Senate ame iment to Senator Fergu- / son’s Dom KE n Bill wae vot quite | ‘orrect. ioe Oi rinaiiy nt iced | contained the i owing ciause ; “Tn the Province of Prince Edward [s- land the judge shall ascertain the facts . | } and may take such Other evidence as te
thinks necessary and is able to obta and | may require the attendance of witn |} and the pre iuetion of aoc
| dence, and shal!, for a'i1 purposes of such
esses
sumentarv evi-
decision, } | Court iu Prince Edward his ordinary jurisd
The Minister of Justice
these words
‘tion in civil cases. e raised a doubt
as to whether would extend the inquiry to the objected votes of loth candidates. Senator Ferguson held that it would and thought the language clearly meant a full inquiry. But im order to satisfy the Minister he proposed to strike out all the claure preceding the wo-d§
“shall ascertain the facts” and eubstitute
the following :
“Tn the Province of Priuce Edward Is- land the judge, when recounting che votes, shall take intoaccount all ballot papers numbered and initialled by the deputy re- turning officer under section 23 of the Frauchise Act, 1898, as having been cast by persons whoseright to voie has been obj cted to on the ground of want of qualification, and the judge shall decide such of the eaid objections a8 are persisted in at the recount by any candidate or by the agent of any candidate, and for the purpose of such decision be tba)! bear the candidate: ortheir agente, and may ex- amine on oath the person whose vote has
behalf ; and so Jong as the Liberal Party ' remains in office, *he Party machine like the m‘ils of the gods, “grinds slowly, but it grinds exceeding sure,”
LIBERAL ECONOMY.
Ween discussing the increase of Minie. terial salaries proposed by our Liberal Government, Sir Charles Tupper said : “He would be sorry to say anything to wound the feelings of the Mivieter of Trade and Commerce or any other member of the Administration; but this was a higbly important matter, and he could not help saying tnat in his opinion the Department of Trade end Commerce was entirely unneceseary. The history of the department since its creation showed that it had no important functions to perform and was not by any means asimportant as either the Depari- ment of Custems or the Department of Inland Revenue.”
But the majority in Parliament raised
been objected to and any other person. Both candidates may be represented by couneel and the judge.”
The clauee as amended passed the Sen te unapvimously. It now remains to be seep what Sir Louis Davies will do with is in the Commons.
The whole scope of the bill is to remove a doubt which has arizen as to be jurisdic- tion of the County Couri juizes . scruti-« nize objected votes at Dominion elections. Without that safeguard any ecalawag wh > would swear to his vote would be able
to deposit a ballot and there would be no remedy,
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.
—Yes, “Laurier and company are bleeding this country white.”
— Mr, Joe Martin ili hold bis seat in the Legi-lature. He cays be will vote according to the merits or demerits of the coautemplated legislation.
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the ealaries of the two latter ministers ; and didn’t abolish the useless jortfolio o¢ Miuieter of Trade and Commerce. Such a! Liberal economy.
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—The Liberals have this year added about $20,600,009 to the Conser vative expenditures. Let us see. The farmers | of Manitoba andthe North~West hope to | raise this year about 50,000,000 bushels of
wheat. With good prices ruling they aay Count On an average of, say 60 cents per bushel which will make their entire crop worth $18,600,000. Takes a iot of labor to make up the amount to be frit- tered away by the Libera) Government at Ottawa, —
—So Premier Laurier didn’t know any- thing about the matter of that judgeship. Well, P. E. Island is a small place; and Sir
‘tae Govroment
— Afver aj], it took Mr. Martin to bring ip to the stickivg point— the appoin‘mentof a Judge for Queen’s County.
—Wien Mr. Greenway to.k office in Manitoba the province had nodebt. Now it hus a bonded indebtedness of $2,500,> 000, and it is stated there is nothing to :how for it.
—Sir Wilfrid was so worried by the Opposit.on in Parliament that be couldn’t think about the appointment ofa County Judge for Queen’s County. In point of fact, he seemed io have forgotten all about the matter.
~The Mail and Empire remarks that it takee one and one-half years for the farm- ers of Canadato grow enough wheat to keep the Liberals in fands for one year, even providing thatinorder to keep the Government on its golden path the farm- ers themeelves should consent to sel] all
Wilfrid ie a la: ge man. We must pre~ sume that ali correspondence from what some large people are pleased to call the “baby province” is relegated to his private secretary. Those leading Liberals in P.
E. Island who imagined that. they were in- fluencing the action of the Government of Canada with their correspondence anent “Blanchard” and “McDonaid” muet feel that they are not so influential as they thought they were.
they grow and bring uptheir families op barley.
—The Hamilton Spectator says that
out of $60,000,090 of expenditure proposed at O:tawathis year Hamiltou only gets | $40,000. Hamilton hes been fouaded on the wrong site. If it had been built in Gaspe or in Bonaventure county it might have got $76,000 fora useless wharf or $1,0000,000 for a bridge. The Masters of | the Administration reside in Quebec.
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O0DS AT HALF-PRIGE !
During This Month
a off Dress f 35 Dress Lengths ranging in yrice from
4 i 25 | 3 75¢ to $145, at one third off. Come
t 4 uick if vou want a new drees—JAS (zoods. | PATON & CO
Silk and woo JAMES PATON & CO’S DRESS GOGDS— One lot. 35 Dress lengths, one-third off—J PATON & CO. Your chance of a nice Silk and Wool Dress at one-third offat PATON & CO’S Summer Serge Suits from $500 up. Shorey’s guaranteed Al] ‘Yoo! Serges at
$10, $12,$14 and $18, are the best.—J PATON &CO.
| Hammocks from $1.10 to $2.50. Cheap
ott at
Muuslins,
Fancy Muslins,
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32 Dress Lengths at 1-3 off. Colored Silk at 1-3 off,
Men’s Clothing che p for cash,
comfort. Get one.—J PATON &CO.
We have over 4,000 yarde Scotch Print | Oxford and Cambric Metalics, Musline, | Madride, and other Cotton suitable for Draperies.
18c Cottons for 9c l6¢ Cottons for 8c 14c Cottons for 7c 12c Cottons for 6c 102¢ Cottons for 5c 8c Cottons for 4c
American Cotton, fast dyes, at 6c.
Navy, Crimsen, Browa snd Light Blue
* ] ° Shorey & Clothing Grounds. voing in great style, nano Hats for half price.—J
D-ess Goods at one third !
| 1-2 Price Prints Straw Hats
| Over
4,000 Yards
Print Cotton | at
Half Price Silk and Wool Dress
Goods at 1-3 off
SAS PATTON & CO
It Fays to buy at
wr erkxins
“ Coods In Demand Always con Hand”
White lawn aprons, plain and frilled, ranging mm price from 19¢ to 72¢
Our special sale of wuists still geing on. Every waist must go.
6 10 Waists tor $4 00 !
shirt |
até v1.56 |
AGG... * ae | Latest style in braided wire
a? oo ae ‘cushions. Prices, 28¢e, 36¢, 75
ie..% oo ee
= 97¢
4a. * * 94¢ :
nS. Uf ed MMuslins.
a: * ee 4
1295 * ‘<6 S4e | Cool goods fer warm days,
1s 6 é< “7. |We would call special atten-
110 « ‘<6 74¢ |tothe nice line we have in
100 « “ote stock.
e.: “ 64c¢ Wega oe
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| Men and boy’s straw hats
The above are all this| selling at half price. You'll
spring’s styler, and include! save more than the price of| silk, muslias, sateens, percales| the struw, and have the com: | ginghams and prints. | fert to the good. t Bazar Glove fitting patterns l5c each. 500 August fash- ion sheets just in. Ask for one—they are yours for the asking “Given away”
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D A E3SRUCE
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Tuesday August 8th 1899
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35 and 50. Seats on sale Friday morning.
| Prices 95
at nsual plabes
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miners,
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number of
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The S.S. BONAVISTA sailing from Montrea], Tuesday morning, Aug, let, will be due at Ch’town, Friday morn ing, 48 4th. and sails for St. Johne, Nfid., di reel, with horees, cattle and sheep on deck anc produce under deck at loweet po-sible rates. For further parti iculare as freight and paceage ap ply to
She wil! also cal! at Harbor Grace. PEAKE BROS &CJ., | Ch’town, July 28 Agen™
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