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Will be pleased when they see the ina guiiircnt
display of millineiy for making up Hats to
order, and with the many Hats we have sl-
rearly triirimed, some of them done hy our own
milliners while visiting the big 'millinery open-
iiig-, and many bought by them there.
We are Sure
We are Right
When we say we have more to choose from. at
a less price, quality and style considered than
any other store in the city. The Fall Outing
Hats are an interesting display this month.
We’ve all the new things iu__Hats\ »-
vinoe, and lvogtod therefore li
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The golden month, is full oi golden opportuni- THE
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MON DAY MORNING, OUIOBERID, ill'
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SEVEN GEN* RAL £LlCTi0l|S.
L adies _ __-
The e‘cction ci’ 1874 was the first general
federal contmstin which Prince E.ward
Island took gart. We had elected mem- bers of the Commons in 1873 but there
O _ _
S ,I a y was no ieneral election throughout Can-
` . _ d Govern
ada in that year The Macdonal iucnt had resigned ‘on account of the Puciilc Scandal lnthc latter y a.r.Thc Mac- kenzie Gvvernmeiit had come in and dissolved Barlinment and nt the elec‘ioii
o' 1871 can-ricd thc country by a very large
majority. [`hc Island returned ii ful quota of six Lihcml represeiitaiives.
At thc general election of 1878 the Con-
sci'\'ritive party cnuic buck to power
and th lsliiiiil pretty nearly reversed its \-onli tof four yea s previous. return nf tive Conscrviitivcs and nut one Llbcral.
ln 1882 the Conservative majority
throuirlioiittlicrouiiiry was again vt-ry
liirirc, i r-ing 88 nic-nilicrs, tlic some as in the previous general e'cctipii. The ls'i\iid nt this c ection retur ed four
Coiiscr iitlvcs and Iwo Liberals.
In the general cicctlon of 1887 thc Con-
scrvntivc iiiiijoritiy throughout thc Doiii-- iiiioii was reduced to 29 and thc Is'iind
rcpcrited its verdict of 1874 by returning six T.iiicrii`s.
lt |891 the Conservative nirtiority
tlirouglioiit t"c Dominion was thirty and the lslrind divided iti forces, scndlniz two C`oiisicr'vfitives and four Liherrils.
At ilic gciicrnl election of 1896, the
rcprcsciitation ofthe island having been rctluccd to Ilvc members, two Llbera‘s rind tlirec Conservatives wi re retuined.
At this election the Conservative party
iviis rlefciited iiftcr it loniz lease o' power, and the Lihcrals caine in with a majority
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* " Tae general cle tion of l9C0 gave the
PROWSE BROS., »
ina_ioi-ity of 03 tlirouirhout the Dominion, and the Island ciectcd three Liberals and
'F two Coiiservutivei=.
Such has licep tlic lslzinrl`s record ii.t the
general clcct ons, the result bciiiz slightly modiilerl iii some cases by various by~ elections of which vie have not taken nc-
count.
In the seven geueml e‘ections, 1874 to
_-ig limi iiirrlusivi-,, (oinitt ng the by-elections)
the lslitnd elected 40 nicmbcrs in all, of
" ' in 'T A ' ' wi orii 24 were Liberals und 16 Conserva-
tives. 'Twice in that time-in 1874 and in
[ N -_ 1881, only Liberals were r turned. -The
A :ppl _ Caiiscrwitivc party hnsiiot ict niadc a
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HAND TN p QQ LES--
3UNSs ERST 1 LESSGN
FREES
iilisoliiit-ly riiosi roiiiiili-tc riiiil up-io- ilnlc iiirthoils, position giirimiileed ;l ir-ssoiis hy iiiriil r-xrliisiwiy; iiointcr-' icrciirc with regiilnr occiipzitinii; no iliTi`ic\ilti<s. rvcrytliiiig siiiiplc nnrl vicar. iiidorseil by horirils iii i-duration :ind lr-ailing iii-w_<p=ipcis; tliriiisnnrls of grriiliinti-_s llrpartiiiciit 25, Campaign of l',tliicatioii,Jii 'l`owiist-nil lilrlg., New
il ¢
mu /,2]yU'@\l ' S rin wheat flour makes wholesie, nutritious bread.
Winter wheat flour makes
lriélit, white, delicious bread. b either makes perieét bread, u
'BEAVER 1-‘Loon
a blend of “'é`.ii'l'ii°HEiii"f\ii'l°.'.“' in the
right proportions of each, ma- kes Effect bread - whitest, lightest, mdst inviting and nutri- tious._ Beaver Flour will make our baking successful. Ask' your grocer for it.
no an
lionnuu-(wa.
ilvnri swccp of the Is'anrl, but mine pretty near it in 1878 when the lute James Yco was the soil ary Li-_eral returned' ri.nd he hy ii small niajoiity.
It is quite true that both Sir Ol ve Mriwiit and Sir .lolin Tlioiiipsoii lclt thc
juvlirriiil hour-ii to rc-enter polltlcs,but they rliil so with no intention of resuming the
(}Y'l'll l'l£‘.
It st-cms to he conceded that Stipondiiiry
Bliinchard has the inside track for the
Klng's County _judgeship vacated l-y .luilgc Warburton on accepting thc Lilicral nomination. The Guardian would
iw pleased to record Mr. Bll\nclierd‘s
appointment.
'llie adoption of a scheme to builda
York' 8 us Y tmnscontlncntal railway did not appar-
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AN ARMYU1. C P GOODIIB.
Whi 'lou it all mnn ’ Simply the holdin!
up ie v'eu n pertlll ilu nl the good things the can be had for e imeii investment et our qrowy.
IT 8 A PACT
lead in eliewer Inn
people I light
elisureii nu giotlf-
he had from ea! and prlan tim
GONNOLLY Gi Co. i
Chorlvttstort
ln any Climate and at any Season
Mcggtres
PILLS
btlhefne Urn nl Kiloeyu i can
ltoleel
Ellorliilox.
num
Ill-IIF,
me tiene
oiihirty odd years ego At the general
election oi' 1871! which followed, Blr John
. Mocdonnid found his matioi-ity reduced
to six, and is i ttle more than a year later was f rced to resign. In fact the ilrst transcontrnental road killed the Govern- ment that carried it. Will history re-
pcotlltsell' in thi`s particular?
There is much speculation as t/0_hUW onaiiio win divirié between pmiso at its e'ectlon now soon at hand. Peet elections may stfonl A partial indication. Follow-
electlons in the yuan named : `
' Conservative. Liberal
1907 11 ' _ian . - . il im 0 4! |879 81 `-.
IHH - 17
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101 ' 4 `
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ing were the inqforltles At the goperll
JUSTICE T0 LEADER BORDEN.
The Examiner olalms that we have not
done full justice to 'Mi-. Borden in omit-
ting t/o soyithnt “it the e'ecr/oi-s reject
Government ownersh'p they accept a iiiiiiiity or $170,000,000 wiiiie iiie com- pany controls the road): It is quite true that the Company will control the oper- ation of t*e Transcontinental Railway. What the cost will be The Guardian does
not know, but we assume it will be some' where between the high ilgures stated bi The Examiner and other Conservative
journals, and' the _absurdly low ilgui-es
quoted on the other side. We eertainlt have no desire to do injustice to Mr. Borden or any other inan in pub lo or private life. V
As to Mr Burdens intention to abrogate
the agreement with the Limrid 'Trunk Pacific Conpiiny, perhaps that mar not he so easy of ilccoinplisliiiient as 'The
lixaiiiiiier thinks, even if the Opposition should si-.cure a mri,jori'.y nt the polls. An aorccmeiit once ratified hyboth Houses of Tnrlianient, could not possibly bed|s» aiiriulled except hy the nctloii of both Houses. ’liie Senate has to be recl oncd with and in now contains ii. couslderal-lc
1. bcral majority. Woirlrl those S- nators who have so recently voted io ratify the existing contirict reverse their votes on Mr. Bordcn's request? Behind all that lies the 'uct that tlierc are two i arties to
the iigi- cnieiit. Perhaps The Examiner con. tell us whether or not an agreement
of this sort can in any cafe be set aside by the Parliament of Canada, without the consent of the other party, to vi it. the Grand 'Trunk Piiciilc Company.
As for The Guardian it lcoks upon the
agreement made as ii very bindingo e, which cannot he lightly got rid of ; which hc Senate is likely to refuse to set nsldc,
and which the Company can cruipel thc Govcriiniciit of thc country, whether Llberiil or Goiiscrviitive to respect. That The Gimr‘lnn limi not iipprovefl of the
contract is wldc’y known. But we do not see how it could lie got rid of ly Mr. Borden if lie wcrc p`nccd in power with a good ninjority of the country at his back. ll The Examiner can show how it inn hc done the information wil be of
treat interest to the entire country,
A REMARKABLE RECORD
Baliy`s Own Tai lets have ii. remarkable re ord. Allovci- thc In.nd you will tlnd mothers who wil- tell you this medicine ha~ saved th»- li or of their little once. W licn iou give Bi\l.iy's (lwn Tablets to your chili ren you have ir guarantee that you are no s up(-tying them with
poise' ous sooth ng stuifs. No other med- cine for children gives tt is guarantee and no othcrmcdiciiic safely cures all ruch illi-im colirgindigcstion, constipation.
diarrlioen. rind ter-thiniig troubles, 'I he Tab cts not only cure t iesc trout-les, but an occaslonnidosc given to a well child irevents them. Mrs. G A. reriviyer. Clarcnccvilie, Que., rays: “I have used i*hby`s Own 'l'ii ic s for my little girl and ilnd tli»~t they mr-_ the vc-_rv rest iuedl ine I can give licr."' Try the Tablets for your clilldrcn-they will not disappoint you. -*old I-y mcdicine dealers or sent by mrill at Z5 cents R box ly writing ‘hc lr. Wllllaiuii` Med-L-ine Co., Broc .vlile, Ont.
-1-@-~¢-»
GOES WITH C. P. R.
Morv'rimAr,, Ot ti.-S. King. master
crir huildcr of thc lntercolonial, h ' ri appointed assistant master car hu of the C. P. R. _
You doi1’t have to take
our word‘as to the elhcacy
oi our
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CURE -
at least, seven out of tea who have tried itxte loud'. f lil Pfllll. fx" "`_-'V p x _Hoey to take'-cdrtein in elect" -`-price ~ Fu' chronic eoeghsoar Ennis, slonwlth .Illl ¢ilee:e_c¢n'q. _ ' ,
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FULL OF
_ EOR SATURDAY
SOC WHITE
- ._ . _ ,We .got 15 doeeu wiliié
i -`_ all sizes from i354 t0- I7; lit' 9.
Regular value 5oc. your take you
‘ ‘28c. each ~ ~ _
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T he house that we bought the' uiilaunde A "‘ white shirts from sent along to doie_n knit -"w ‘ ' Shirts at the s`eine_rate'per dozen, 'so no# `
. ' we are able to oiferyon a shirt that wefsold
list season at 55c for 28c while they last. .
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TIME FOR A CHANGE. _
Ribbed Cotton Fleece Uudervests, ' long sleeve, special price. . . . . . White Ribbed Cotton Fleece
price 35c
Ribbed Union Undervests with long sleeves,speci_al pyice
on O c
Uiiiieiiwieiii 8 iiostiiiii _ r
ciiiiiciic iiiis, ioo. _
Imit. Ribbed Cashmere Hose reg*
25cY »ular_value zoc, special price. r6c 1
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Ribbed and Plein all wool ~Casl_1-
- Undefvests Img sleeves' ispeciul mere at special price. _ _ . . . . . . . . 2 5C
Special line of Heavy Ribbed, all
wool stockings, special price. . .. 3oc \
SALE OP COLORED KID GLOVES 75C.
Gloves that are actually worth $1 3 5 pe_r pair for 7 5c. _‘ The colors are tans, navy blue and red, only 30 pairs so come quick.
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M-EN’S -HOSIERY
WEIGHTS FUR
Men’s Heavy Fleece Lined Under-
wea_r,o splendid line rnarked 6oc p per garment. To-day special ’
AND UNDERWEAR---i PRESENT WEAR
Men’s Black Cashmere Half
Hose s iiced heels and toes,
price per garment 5oc seamless feet,special price...... 2'5c
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fire. DRESS 60005 SALE arc
Here is one of the best Dress Good [Burg ,we . ever offered. i5 pieces oi Fell and A/ruler Dress s Goods, some of ihem_marked_as high BS $i~50 PCI’
' fyaid reduced to the low price of 75c per yard.
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a frw prices. »
‘ COillFORTS-- WE -CAN CERTAINLY MEET
A YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
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and meet them with e very low price.too_ Here are
Wedded Comforts size 72 in x 60 in-a good
comfort at a very low price . _ _ _ . .. _ .$1.75
Wadded comforts, sateen covered, _size 72 in by
' 6o in. special value et. . .............$3.5o_ Very pret*y sateen covered eiderdown comforts _ , size 72 in x 69 in ventilated, special. _ . _ .$5.9o
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. -PERKINS &
THE MiLLrNnRv_LEAnE1Rs, sU'NNYs1DE.
_ ._ __ ` _ 5 p. c. 20 Year Gold Bonds oi, _
7 'Tile l}llNlllll LIFE ASSURANCE C0.
` (ASSETS OVER $27.000.000.00.l -
1 for sale in lots to suit purchasers and on easy: terms of pay-
ment. For particulars addxss
W K. ROGERS,
, 5' I3 -'Chg-ibttctown, _ - . Manager P. E. I»,Bre.ncli. -_
cntly strengthen the Conservative DBrty‘ ` ` ' "‘ fi ' ", ~ ,v f "Q - ~_ ` R
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n Perties_vi§iting the City and iii] interested in art
_‘ work ihgpld Qfuend lpppect the stock of new pictures
- _iiiiri svaié5;g¢§§ii,gfi¢g_in ggnuipttoii \_p¢_iniirg» iiiifi
mauyaothef v`a'i_*l`eties.i `A1so ask to'ee¢`~eome¢,, of
' the work turned out by Parkers’ Dye Works. Awiiiefvr
fliriadfc Art
_rmQ;e5~x_.3eL-_g;n.=l =.t._=r-_-t_._._.' _-_-.e‘_....ess-f'_.i= 1
stock efipihtnrée, mouldings, just opened out ititlie'
w`_-
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Cusiioin
Tailoring
We wish to direct attention to our
stock of clothe for fall md win ser.
Our cloths are 'kiported from the
very best manafsc _rs ln England, Scotland md Ireland sixddncludez
Woretede. _ - '
Soi-gee. ‘i
Vleunae. _ Enncv Sultinge.
Tweede- _ _ A t ` Trowuring. and hncv Vest Clotlxer -
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