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$1.00 and $1.50 a Pair
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them our Quality texture; sold.
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MARMALADE.
‘T his week we offer Upton’s
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lermalade in
Gass pots 15¢ each,
Or 2 pots for 25 Tn Ke imalade im
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cents.
Tib Pails only 70c each. Dundee
Orange
lib Jars 20¢ each. Or 2 Jars for 35c. In 7lb Soldered tins 95c each
Cairns Ginger
and Pine:
apple Marmalade in
llb glass jars 25c each.
Or 2 Jars for 45c,
All the above are first-clazs new goods; just received in
stock at
Beer &
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THE DAILY EX
JUNE 20, 1900
A MISTAKE- CORRECTED !
See
a sabordinate position in
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believe. He went to Pictou, where vessel is upon the slip, to enter upon b duties. But be hadn’t time to prove bh
ability for the work. [t was voted for the Conservative candidate au azainst Sir Louis Davies.
an order was seut for his dismisaal ; an
f home! These are the fact} as stated t
Ine Examiner, It is rare thata mistak
of this kind occurs.
it has been corrected.
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THE BEN DAVIS APPLE.
Our readers will remember that
impression was prevalent at the F, G.A. meeting that Protessor the ,Beu Davis apple eh ort liver. Several of our advanced horti
Yenio Craig
tree &
was arrived at, bu; most touk the whole | matter on faith aud wer2cherefore appre-
hensive for the longevity of
| lar tree. Ino tbe June Horticulturtet, just diegust at the ideals and methods of ita /t0 hand—a splendid number too—an/administration of the country’s armed article from Rev Father Burke sets the} forces.
matter at ret as ii contains an_ interest- | ing letter from Profeesor Craig himelf,
| denying formally that he ever eaid any
such thiug and asserting that he holds | the very cpposite opinion. The ¥ hole '
; case is summed up cleverly by the rever- | end writer, and will be read wiih iaterest 'allover Canada. By the way the Hort- | iculturist should by read by every orchard-
ist.
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A GLANCE AT THE RECORD.
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t It ‘s pointed cut by a Literal j u. nil that the on. issne of te for. hcom ng Federal electioa will be whether t_e;¢o~ ple ate satisfied with what the Gov-eraj
mnt hasdone, This su ting it vey pects és th> Mcntreal Gazette re. | marss the Government will be judge’, | oct by its ple'ges, not by the speeches embers, not by the vo umes of Lut
re understood and
0: its = w ris which its defe ders p ur out, b As they apprecieted by the common people wi | be rendered the The Gez:t’e sets forth som» of acts that have been perfor oed by the Govern en: upon
its acte.
verdict.
tne
which the people will have to proncunce, as follows :
{t bought from a political eupporter ata price far above its cash cost the Drummond County Railway, and then bonused another railway to take trade away from it,
It made a contract, without tenders being asked, for the construction of a rail- way into the Yukon country, pledging as & bonus millions upon millions of equare miles of land in the great gold-bearing region, # contract so bad that the whole people revolted against it.
It filled the Yukoncountry with officials whose conduct was so.scandalous that the greatest journal of opinion in Kogland said the relations between the people and rulers in that section of the British Empire were everything that they should not be,
It refused a public independent enouiry
AMINER
_______-_—.| Canadian grain-was shut out of the Ger~
A few days ago, a young man, named Garrazgher or Gallagher, was appointed t the steamship |
Stanley,—in the steward’s department, we} the
discovered that hie father or someof bis relatives had Straightway on Saturday last avother bov—a Liberal
boy—went to take his place, and he came
How it was made in the first pluce, the public will never know; —but we desire to inform the public that
an
thought culturists could not see bow that opinion
this particue
iva
THE DAIL’ EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JUNE 20 1900.
on the floor ot Parliament by a mem the Privy Council. It bungled ite tariff legislation so that
ber of
man market. ; 3: It instituted a splurge preferential tariff eystem from which Canada has not re~ | ceived and cannot receive any ecmmercial | sdvantage, and which cannot be made ef- fective of its pretended purpose, except at | the risk of Canadian industries It put an insuliing ‘00 precedent” pro-
y | vise in the orde.-in-counzil authorising | the despatch of the Canadian soldiers to the war in South Africa. It compounded cases of Customs fraud which had been brought irto the courts, ad this against the protest* of straight-- forward importers and merchants, It appointed unqualified men, and men
| who kad been condemued by the courts as | po'itical corruptioniste, to important places of trust and emolument. It spent tens of thousands of dollars in paying partisan commissions for going abo*t the country loosing through the public service for employes who had voted against its party candidates. It marked every year by a job, al- most every department bya scandal, and every batch of estimates with the proot of extravagance. [t raised millions more by taxation than its members had declared the people could bear, and spent ten mullions more a year than they had pledged themselves to show was suflicient for the needs of the country, It developed “ the machine” as a factor
in electoral fraud, and raised ballot-steal~ ing, cheating at the polle and corruption to the level of a science. It established the system of giviog con- tracts without tender to political friends, who sublet the work at a profit to them- selves avd a loss to the country to men capable of doing it, It. gave the country the * businees is business * letter as a politician’s idea o! public ethics. It forced two qualified comimanders of the militia to throw up their positions io
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This of iteel’ is quite a record, and should be suffisient to consign the party of tricksters now in power to political oblivion. If the people ish a contin u- ance of such ragcality and incapacity they will return Laurier, Tarte, Blair and the other stars inthe Liberal firmament to power. But the indications are that the people will nct do anything of the kind. The band-writing i:on the wall,
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—Thbe Govercment has at last mustered up enough courage to bold an election in the Weet River District, Wednesday, July 4th will be nomination day. The election will be beld on Wednesday, Jniy
11th.
—The committee ‘o investizate the emergency rations scandal has begun iwork at Ottawa. The majority of tbe
witnesseces already examined declare that the food to which objection taken contains only 16 percent of nutriment ! This is the + ind of stuff supplied th
brave boys in South Afric..
is Lg
—The silly quibbling of the Guardian will not eerve the purpore intended. The temperance people see through its pretensions anc will not bz deceived. [ts veneer cf independence has been removed and the hard-shell Gritism beneath ex- posed. Its championing of the sham prohibition law passed by the Pineau Government will not influence any Con- cervative votes in favor of the aggregation of political mountebanks now in power.
—Father Burke is right. The railway time table should be adveriised in all the newspapers for the information of all the peuple. But its insertion is only paid for in the Patriot,G@uardian and papers of that kidney. Conservative papers like Tue Ex- AMINER publish it free of charge for the information of their readers. Through inadvertance the old time table appeared in the early edition of Tae Examiner ou Monday. The new arrangement will be found in today’s issue,
—Mr. Geo. F. Owen, whose body is
into the conduct of these officials, tuough charges were made against them by name
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Our BICYCLE LIVERY
Look at our assortment of
Brine
Goff.
NOTICE.
Haviog retired from businese would all
who are indebted to me
make immediate
yment ntthe Medical Hal) Queen S:.
harlottetown.
8. W. DODD.
Your Bicycle to our repair
NEW BICYCLES.
We have all world Leaders.
MARK WRIGHT & G0.. LiD
Home Makers,
expected in Charlottetown from Ottawa to-night, was well-known throughout the
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Island province, and hia unexpected death will be greatly mourned. He wae for years Secretary of the King’s County Ex- hibition Association, and letterly has been connected with the St. John exhibition. Fie bas aleo been known as a contribu'or to the Island press, and some of his writ
ings have appeared ‘m the magazines. His rorrowing widow and family and other relatives have the sympathy of all.
~-The Moncton Times says: Our seven- teen cabinet ministers at Ottawa are doing something in return for their eal- aries. They have recently dismissed from cffice the caretaker of the Dominion building at Fredericton and the inepector of gas st Charlottetown, Both were dis- missed without canse, and both have sons fighting the battles of the Empire in South Africa. However the interests of the conotry and of private indivdvals may
suffer, something must be done to please Mr. Tarte.
—The Patriot euys that the object of the amendments proposed to the probibi-~ tion = bil by the Opposition was to deceive the temperance people. But nothing could be further from the truth. The amendments were proposed by life-long temperance men, men who by word and example promote the interests of temper ance—and their only object was to make the measure f prohi iton before the House as effective as possible. The Pat riot should not allow its zeal for the Pineau administration to interfere with its Common sense.
SOURIS BOARD OF TRADE.
At @ meeting of the Souris Board of Trade held on Monday, the following cffi- cers were elected for the ensuing year :
President—J J Hughes.
Vice President-—J C Underbay. Secretary—Arch’d. Currie.
Meeers. J. J. Hughes, I. G. S:erns and John McLean were appoiuted delegates to ibe anoual meeting of the Maritime Board of Trade.
It was agreed that au applic tion shoud at once be madeto have a Post Office Savings Bank for the yillege of Souris. The matter or telep! oe communication
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Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co, STEAMERS aa
“NORTHUMBERLAND” and “PRINCESS”
Leave as below every da y Sundays excepteg,
From Poryr Du Cueng,{ on arrival of 11,50 train from St John for Summersipg, connecting with express train fop Charlotttetown and ‘1 ignish. :
From SumMersipeE or arrival of morning train from Char. Jottetown and all stations of P. E. I, R. for Pomr Du CHENE, connecting with afternoon train for Sr. Jouy Boston and MontrEAL. oa
Connection at Moncton with train for Canada and N. B at St. John with C. P, R. and railway tor U, § and Vanada, also at St. John with Steamers of International and Dominion Atlantic K. R. Lines, Tuesday and Satur- day afternoons for Boston direct due following day at noon, and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday moraings with steamers for Eastport, Portland and Boston, :
From Pictou about half-past-three on arrival of day train from Halifax and Sydney for Cuarnortetowy.
| From CHARLOTTETOWN for Pictou at 8.30, a. m., connect. ing there with day trains for Cape Breton and Halifax
at Nort SypNey with steamer Bruce for Newfoundland
At Hauirax with C, A. and Plant Line for Bostoa. Passen- gers from all places on P. BE. I. Railway east of Charlotte. town can leave home 24 hours later than if joining Plant Steame:s in Charlottetown and connect with same steamer in Halifax.
‘i hrough tickets to be had at Grand Trenk, C.nadiau Pacitic, Intercolonial and P. # I Railways, and on the Com- pany’s Steamers and connecting lines in United States and Canada.
Stedmers are run on Eastern Standard Time.
F. W HALES.
to East Point engaged some attention. and Mesesre. L. McDonald, East Point, Jobn E Robertso0,Red Point, sod the Secreta: y of the Board were appoiated a committe- to waiton the Telephone Cumpany aud Premier Farqubarson to press ‘or the ims mediate cenetruction Of a branch lioe to Kast Point.
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Save Your. MONEY.
To save your money, by getting more for it, ask your deaier in medicine to show you the new so cent size bottle of JOHNSON’s ANO- DYNE LINIMENT. It coutainus over three times as much as the old 25 ¢ent style, which is a great saving to those who use this valu. able family medicine. The superior quality of this old Anodyne has never been equaled.
QN’S syne odout's LANIMENT
—$——
Fifty years ago this month, Dr. Johnson left gith mé@ some Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment.
I remember him Jistinctly, and ‘could teil you just how he was dressed on that day. I have evid Johnson’s Liniment ever since. Can truly
say it has maintained its high standard from tiat time to this. No medicine today possesses the centidence of the public toa greater extent. JOUN B. RAND, North Waterford, Me.,Jan., 189
As a family remedy it has been used and in. dorsed for nearly a century. Every Mother should have it in the house for many common ailments, Internal as much as Externai.
Our book on INFLAMMATION free. Price 25 and 50c. XL 3S. Joknson & Co., Boston, Mass
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Desirable
Wedding Cilts
If you wish your present to be dainty, in gocd taste, and of sterling silver, but inexpensive Jet us suggest :—-
PERKINS & CO
Secretary,
Charlotte.own, P. EK. Island.
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is the all absorbing question at the present
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time. We're advancing every possible thought In Women’s Summer Wearables that will be conducive to
comfort.
Take Our Shirt Waist For Instance
Pretty mu-lins, Lacey Lawns, dainty white Priced from 50: to $3.00.
We we showing a handsome line of silk wai-ts
waists.
at $6.75.
Khaki Duck skirts. |'‘uck crash skirts: our prices are the Black lustre skirts for
skirts, pique shirts,
lowest,
THE MILLINERY LEADERS:
Sterling Silver Creain Ladle.
Sterling Silver Butter Knife.
Sterliny Silver Coffee Spoons, } doz in case.
Sterling Silver Fruit Spoon.
S'erling Silver Sugar Spoon.
PTETTLILLLLLL ELE LL ERE EE EEELELELLLII LILI LL
If thete are not what you like we have a large number of similar articles at very low prices.
A pleasure to have you in- spect cur stock.
W. W. Wellner,
Jeweler and Engraver.
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guaranteed, Always on hand,a full line uf gents’ ‘urnishings
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Wy MMe MID Tis : i ee eS Bes Our importations of clothes for spring and summer isjno cmplete, and we invite inspection of the largest and nobbiest tock of suitings, overcoatings and trousering, to be seen I
his city, Correct style, perfict fit and best workmanship
JOHN MLEOD & ©