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Y urs Price tor Golf Jerseys 65¢ 42¢ Golf Jerseys $5c 5d5e Golf Jerseys 5¢ 65c Golf Jerseys $1.25 95c¢

$1.50 $1.10

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WHY SHOULD YOl fee BAKE TO-DAY

When we have such s large assortment of tret class GOODS at prices to SUIT. German Buns, 10c per doz Parker Houee Rolls, 10c per doz Doughnuts, 10c per doz Tea Biscuit, 10 per doz Cream Pies, 12 and lic each Cocoanut Pies, 15 and 20¢ each Apple Pies, 10c each

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THE

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LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.

(Continued from page 4 )

Movei by Mr. James B. Birch, M. L. A., seconded by Mr. A.C. Shaw,—

Resolved, That the conduct of tbe present Government in regard to the ques- tion of prohibition of the liquor traffic has been characterized by the grossest de ceit and trickery, and calis for the con- dem nation of al! citizeas who regard sincer. ity and candour as essentials in honor- able public life.

Moved by Dr. Jenkins, seconded by Mr. Leovard Morrise,—

Resolved, That we deplore and con-’ demon the malsdininstration ef the affairs of the Yukon district, and enter a solemn protest agsiest the conduct of the Ger. eroment of Sir Wilfrid Laurier iu refusing to allow an independent and impartial in- vestigation into the serieus eharges of official corruption preferredin the House of Commons ou the parliamentary reep nsi bility of Sir Charles H. Tupper, a pub- lie man or usdoubted sianding.

Moved by W. McNeil Simpson, sec. onded by Mr. H. J. Pinea, M. L. A. ,—

Resolved, That the electra! districts of New London, Tignish, Belfast and Murray Harbor are entitied to the thanks of tbis

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up the steamer “Stanley,” which in the Opinion of this conveatien should now be employed in giving greater facilities for communication from Charletret:»wn and naiv-

oOLue p yin land, Moved by James Patcn, ecconded by Abraham Brown,— Resolved, That this conference desires | to bring to the attention of the Gevern- mentthe great bardship and loss experi-

enced by the people of thia proviuce

this province to the

by reason of the neglect of the Gev ernment in pct providing for the

granting of through freight privileges on | goods shipped during the wiater season | from this Province by the Government, road and steamer. Moved by S. W. Crabbe seconded by Allan J. Macdonald,— Resolved, That the traffic and passenger | rateson P. E. I-land Raiiwav,considering | the facilities and accomodation given ss) compared with those given by other Governwent roads, are excessive. Moved by3Joseph F. Arsenault, M. L. | A., seconded by Mr. Delaney,— Resolved, That this conference expresses | the hope toat the team service substituted | for railway mail service last winter be- tween Cape Tormeotine and the I. ©. R., will bediscerded during thie seasoe, and |

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Local and Other tam

IF. G.A.—The meeting of the Fruit Growers’ Association today was wel! at- tended. We are compelled to hold over Tue ExaMiner’s report uotil tomorrow.

Ack wLepGemENt.—The Lady Superior of the Charlottetowo Hosepiial desires to thank the persone who attended the con- cert on the 17.h inst. in aid of the hospi- tal,

Harris Acquittep.—®. A. Harris was tried aod acquitied at Calgary for the at temptd n urder of his business partaer, Geo. A. G uin. The verdict was heartily approved ot, :

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Bostox Comepy Comeany.—Mr. H. Price Webber aud the B ston Comedy Compaoy were in the civ t-iay ep route to Georgetown where th y giv- « perform- ance to-night. Mr. Webber repote good business at Sumimerride sud Kensington, having to turu people away at the latter place where the compaoy performed last

evening.

Hav Fatr.—There will be a sale of bats

that a special train serviee be ests lished

at Bt. Pet-re Scheolroom on Thureday the

convention, on behalf of the taxpayer: of this proyiace, for baving at the recent

condemnation of the Farquharson Guy

created by them through their extravagant and inefficient management affairs.

Moved by the Hon. A. J. McDonald, M. L. A., seconded by Mr. Ernest Harris,—

Resolved, that the epen and almost universal disregard of pre-election pro- mises by the members of the preseat ad- ministration is calculated to lower the respect in which public life has been held in Canada,

Moved by Mr. A. A. McLean, M.L. A., seconded by Peter Scott ,—

Resolved, That this conference disap-

between Cape Tormentine and Sackville 25th inet..frem4to 6 p. m. Tne have

of pa blic |

incr‘er.o give proper despatch to the offered for sale are new and fashionable,

partial electioas so decisively expre~-e4| conveyance of mails and paseengers.

Moved by Mr. W. E. Daweon and |

ernment aod tbe emormous public d+bt! seconded by Mr, W. F. H. Carvell,—

Resolved, That this conference hereby express lsdeep regret as well as senee of | public loss occasioned by tke death of Malcolm Mcheod, Eeq.,Q C., who was ao ornament to the legal profession, a public-spirited citizen and a steadfast and influential supporter of the Liberal Con- servative party in all, measures initiated by it for the premotion of the best interests of his pative Province aud the Dominion of Canada.

Moved by Mr. A. C. Shaw, seconded by Mr. S. W. Crabbe,—

Resolved, That the intereste and the!

proves of the great and”unnecessary delay which bas taken place in proceeding with |

ieolated position of the province of P. E. Island, require direct communication with

and will be sold at prices from 10¢. to 25c. to clear.

Price or Hoes.—The Torento World reports deliveries of hoge large, with prices steady. Best select bacom hogh not less than 160 nor more than 200 lbe each, unfed and uewatered (of cars), sold

‘at $4.624, thiek fate aad lights $4.124 per

cwt. The bulk of useulled car lots sold at $4.40 per cwt.

City Accoustsa.—The accounts for the Town of Summerside are very promising this year. The bank overdraft of previous years gives way to a credit of over $3000, $690 beariog interest. Uncollected ac. sessments are only $200.15 against

the construction of the Belfast and Mur .the Mother Country, to carry away our $3136 last year, owing, persumably, to

ray Harbor Branch railway and Hills-! meate, poultry and al! kinds of products borougn bridge, Acts suthorizing the | and,

construction thereof having passed the | Therefore, Our senators and members

A. fines amount te $1,000.

peblehing the names of detaulters. C

Parliament of Canada ard the Legislature vu: (ue Province.

Resolved, That this conference endorses and still adneres to the policy of the Con-' servative party a3 anaounced in Parlia- ment in the seseion of 1896 respecting the ccnstruction of railway branches in this Proviaée:

Resolved, That this conference con- demns the action of the Local and Domin- ion Governments in witbholding from the people the terms of the agreement en te-ed into between the said governments re:?- pecting the covsiruction of the Hillsboro River railway and traffic bridge.

Moved by Edward Hackett, seconded by Daniel McIntyre,~— Resolved, That we cordially endorse the straightforward and _ patriotic ceurse pureued by the Hon. Daniel Gordon and his colleagues in the Local Legislature, and pledge ourrr!ves to support them in

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their effr's t» establish honest and ecovom:ce| sJuinistration in our provin- Cial «ff ir.

Moyvid:y T. A. MeLean, Esq., seconded

by M:. Hamilton Coffin,— Resolved, That this comference regrets that the Dominion Government has laid

Mince Pies, !0c each Space will not permit us to name anv | more of our goods—Just come and see | for yourself. TeLeraone 98.

D. Stewart

EctipeB BakERY BAKES BEST BREAD.

IMPORTANT

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FINAL - - - NOTICE

indebted to '

We would thank all persons us by Notes of Hand, Book Account or Otherwiee to make immediate payment to us,

Allamoun'+ unpa‘d after )**bruary let 1900 will b ved for wilhbont further Dotice

PO LE & LEWIS, « Wharf, Ch’town. ¥ y 41ns dy

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‘SUNNYSIDE DENTSTRY sete | Offcc in New Prowse Block first door to the right up tairs Telephone connection.

FARM FOR SALE

Sixty acres of arable land and acrea of Mar:b janc at Mt. Herbert, Let 48, about # Sores oftarm in a good state of cultivation. Gotd dwelling honee, barns and coach house On premires’ The property ie well situated, COHVeLiept to churches, scheol, and ¢

Peng facilities,

An everlasting supply of marsh mud on the fyoverty. Terms easy. Apply at the office o

t,A A McLean, Solicitor, Ch’town, or to the unders zned

PATRIC!< O'GRADY, Pownal St, Ch’town

Pr GIVIG ELECTION

In pursuance of an Actof the General Assem- ble of this Island, made and passed in the fifty-first year of the reign of Her present Majesty Queen Victoria, Chap. 12. intituled: “The City of Charlottetown Incorporation Act,” andof the Act amending the same, 54 Vie., Cap. 10, intituled ** An Act to amend the City of Charlottetown [ecorporation Act.”

I do hereby give Public Notice that an elec- tion of a Mayor for the said City, and for one person to serve asa Common Conncilman in the City Council for each of Wards Numoer 1, 2 and 3 of said City. and of two persons to serve as Common Councilmen in the said Cou.acil for Ward No. 4 of said City, and of three persons to serve as Common Councilmen in the said Council for Ward No. 5 in said City, being in alla Mayor and EKizht Common Councilmen representing the City as follows :—

For Ward Number One.... One Councillor,

se ” - Two... One Councillor, Three. One Councillor, Four .. Two Councillors, Five. ..Three Councillors,

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WILL BE HELD ON Wednesday, the 14th day of February, A. D. 1900.

At the several places, that is to say:

In Ward 1. at or near the office of Mn,

John MacEachern, Queen Sireet.

In Ward 2, at or near the house of Mr Thom- as Connolly, opposite Mr. R. Heartz’s W are- house, Sydney Street, between Great George and Prince Streets.

In Ward 3, at or near the Market House.

In Ward 4,at or near the City Hall, corner of Kent and Queen Streets. _

In Ward 5, at or near the carriage shop of Philip Large & Sov, on Great George Street

And utthe said Election the Poll will be opened at nine o‘clock in the forenoon, and eon tinue open until five o’clock in the afternoon of the same day.

DESCRIPTION OF WARDS.

Number One shall comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Dorchester Street, and the parcel of land formerly known as the Military Barrack Ground.

Number Two shall comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Richmond Street aad north of Dorchester Street.

Number Three shall comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Grafton Street and north of Richmond Street.

Number Four shali comprise al] that part of Charlottetown which lies south of itzroy Street and north of Grafton Street.

Number Five shall comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies north of Fitzroy Stree

ncluding the Common of the said Town.

NOMINATION DAY.

WEDNESDAY. February 7th, A. D. 1900, from the hour of Twelve at noon until the hour of Fouro’clock in the afternoon of the

e a Tae oe ifcation of Electors. see above Aet 51 Victoria, Cap. 12, sections 24 to 29. H, M. DAVISON, City Clerk,

—

JAMES WARBURTON

Mayor of the City of Charlottetown.

yi Jerk’s Office, Charlottetown, CH an. 24, 1900,— 101

of the House of Commons be instructedto Meretinr ar New Guascow.—Mr. Gils urge on the Government at Ottawa to bert’s meeting at New Glasgow yesterday grant a subsidy to any compauy which | #fternoon was wel] uttended, the *hal! may provide a steamer for that purpose, | being well 4lled with ladies and gentle~

All these resolutions were adopted,

MR. BARTLETT'S LECTURE.

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There was a very go0d audience in St, James’ Hall last evening te hear Mr. A. A\ Bartlett’s lecture ou ‘*Marie Ateinette,”, and every one was delighted with the| manner in which the subject was present~ ed. The lecturer held the undivided at- tentiea of bis hearers for almost two hourg, as he told in chsaate language of the life of the unfortunate Queen of Prance, of the trials through which she passed and her execution atthe early age of thirty-nine.

Mr. Bartlett’s discourse evidenced a therough acquaintance with the period under review; and tae excellent views 80 well placed upon the canvas by Mr, Morrison materially assisted in te presen tatiop. The lecturefon “ Marie Antoin- ette” is decidedly tne beet with wuich Mr. Bertlett has yet favored a Charlotte- town audience, and itis hoped tbat he will see bis way clear to repeat it for the benefit of those who were unable to be prerent last evening.

Before the lecture began Mr. Bartlett read interesting Zletters received by him frem Rey. T. F. Fullersen sad Major Weeke, which were well received.

The national anthem clesed the pro ceedings.

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Doo’ delay in buying your tieket for the Burns concert. Popular prices 25 and 35 cente.

DON’T GALL A DUSTOR

Threugh the night and then wait till morning to have

your prescription filled.

. MACDONALD.

Fills prescriptions at ary hour of the night.

Residence in connection with Drug Store, Cor. Kent and Great Geo. Sts, TELEPHONE.

Bare Footed No Never

When you can buy girls; nice Strap Slippers and Laced

Shees; also Chi'dren’s Button ed and Laced Boots for

50cts PAIR

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men. Mr. Gilbert epcke fortwo-and~a-

halffhours, and the audience showed their

interest by asking questions all of which

were satisfactorily answered. Mr. Gil

bert speaks at Montague tonight. “ora

DiVeLoPMiN? Sodier¥.—An interesting debate was held last evening upon the desirability of women suffrage. ‘Lhe majority denied wowan the right of suf frage. Several members were enrolled, Next Tuesday evening a paper on our civic government will be read by a mem- ber and a debate will take place upon the apolution of the ward system.

PERSONAL.

Mr. Fred. Scott, the well-known com- me'cial traveller, is atthe Hotel Davies.

Mr. B. C. Prowse was a pastenger by the mail special last evening, returaing trom Sydney.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Robertson, of St. Joho, N.B., are visiting Charlot etown. ~ are guests of Mr. and Mre. Geo. E. Auld.

Mr. W.D. Coffin, of French Village, will leave next week on a visit to Sydney, C. B. Thence he will goto Moncton to join his wife who has been staying with ner brother, Mr. Geo. Henderson, of the I. C. Railway, who was severely injured some time ago wh le coupling cars, and of whose recovery, we regret to learn, little bope is pow entertained. Mr. Henderson, ie an islander, and a native of Clyde River.

Mr. Roy McLean and some twenty-five members cf the Victoria Hockey Club were last evening entertained at the resi. dence of Mr. Wallace P. Pickard. The en- { rtainmeot was given as a farewell to Mr, McLean who will leave in the course ofa few days for British Columbia, and was greatly enjoyed by all. Daring the even~ ing Mr. McLeav was presented with a valuable watch chain.

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GRADUATES IN PHARMACY ..0

are persons who have Served at least four years apprenticeship ina duly qualified drug store, have attenuea a full course of lectures at a regularly authori- zed College of Pharmacy, have spent months of hardwork and study, and burned gallons of midnight oil in orderto make themselves proficient, an dthen pass satisfactory examinations in all subjects pretaiming to their profession.

All this time and work is in order to qualify them to do your dispensing properly and scientifically.

Both members of our firm are

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As a Starter for Our White Goods Sale

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These goods have just been received from the wanufacturers; and are the best values offered to the trade in Quality, Style, finish and gen- eral make up. 309 |

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Values that sell

; CORSET COVERS Night Dresses at 18¢ each Good style cotton, made to fit and at 55c¢ each a fine lousdale frill 18¢ each. Well made of fine cottoo, generous | at 25¢ each

in size and length, cluster of tucks and lace trimmed 55c each.

at 70¢ each

This lot made of strong cotton — fine tucked yokes, broad rolled col- Jar; front and collar trimm d fine ruffing—T0-: each.

at $1.00 each

Made of fine strong cotton em-+ broidery trimmed neck and frout-— 25c each.

at 33c each

A splendid value, trimmed fine embroidery 330 each.

at 50c each

Made of five lonsdsle embroidery yoke and embroidery trimmed—50¢ each.

Others —75c,$1.00,81 25

A ep] ndid assortment of dff-rent styles in this lot—lace trimmed and embroidery trimmed, tucked yoker, and embreiderv yokes—all gems at the price—$!.00 each.

Others at

S150 DRAWERS at 25 cents Trimmed cluster of tucks and lace 252 & pair. at 42 cents

Made of fine cotton, cluster of tucks and wide embroidery trim- ming 42e¢ a pair.

Others a: 58c, 85c, $1.00, and $1.25,

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Wellnot Discuss that Qusetion now

We are starting this year in good spirits aid great hopes of making this cur banner year in the

Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing Trade

The success of 1899 has more than filled our most sanguine expectations, which makes us feel like spurring ourselves to greater achievements, Our facilities for better buying incr2ases with every year.

The best manufacturers are approaching us to sell us their goods direct. These advantages we wili this year share with our customers In order to get the best Suits, Overcoats, Trouscrs, etc,, turned out under the magic touch of an artistic cutter, in the person of Mr. Sextus McLeiay, and a picked, thoroughly trained staff of workmen

You must come to headquarters at

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