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Gilbert Buote, editor L’ Impartial; |John Chaisson, Will Carrwiliers, Joseph Harper, Sylvain Buote, Jos |H Chais on, JJ McLellan, Thomas | McInnis, Daniel O'Brian, James Mc-

Grath, Maxim Thibedeau, J Albert | Brennan, John E Gallant, Patrick C |Murphy, Joseph E Richard, R M . Kehoe, James Shea, Peter McElroy,

Hubert Gaudet, R Gavin, P Ready, | Patrick Kennedy, John Handrahan, | Richard Kehoe, Robert Cail, Peter | Desroczhe, Joseph S Gallant.

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NOVEMBER 2, 1909

HACKETT

Was nominated on Wednesday by the following gentlemen elec-: -

McKie, Nail Pond; D C Ramsay, Port Hill ; James Yeo, Green Park. ' ALBERTON

H Reid, W D White, Jas H Gavin. T B Woodman, Thos Wilkinson, John T Weeks, Wm B Dyer, Chas Bennett, John B Cunnigham, Thos Keefe. Geo Wallace, Alma; Chas Veno, Jas E Palmer, John J Cahill, Sylvain Arsenault, Peter Cahill, Kildare;

O'Halloran, Braeton; Celestang

James Gavin, James Hogan, Sea | ‘Cow Pond: Michael M Alyward, A

|F Larkin, Skinner’s Pond; Moses | McQue, Felix Peters, Maxim Peters, ]

SHIP NEWS. Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED.

Noy. 1---J C Swartz, McLeod, She- diac; Swallow, Finlayson, Pinette; | Isabel, McInnis, do; Frank, Grant, | | Wallace. | CLEARED.

Nov. 1---J C Swartz, EcLeod, Mag-

‘dalen Islands ; Swallow, Fin, ‘layson, Pinette; Cayuga, Hirtle-|

'Sydney; Frank, Grant, Wallace.

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WEATHER BULLETIN.

| Probabilities for Next 24 Hours.

Toronto, Nov. 2.—Fresh south 'and southwest winds ; fair and mild with a few local showers.

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Perry, Joseph Handrahan, Deblois; Douglas Reid, Campbellton; Mark D

Lacey, Ebbsficet; Svlvain F Wedge, |

Piusville.

AGAIN POSTPONED.

Lord Roberts’ Daughter III.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

Lonpon, Nov. 2.--- departure from South

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Africa

postponed owing to one of his daugh- ters being a sufferer from enteric |

fever at Pretoria. —_—

AT NEW GLASGOW

The Meeting Breaks up in Dis- order.

The meeting at New Glasgow, !ast 'evening, was a large one. Mr. ‘Laird occupied the chair, Stewart was the first speaker. He continually interrupted by a

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ceeded in making as he does every- | where he speaks---a very ‘impression. Sir Louis Davies

‘hour. He received a good hearing. | At the end of his speech, Sir Knight /put on his coat and prepared to ‘leave the room. This seems to have

| been taken for a signal for uproar. |

A group of electors had evidently pre-determined that no speaker on behalf of Mr. Stewart should be per- mitted to reply to Sir Louis,---and ‘the meeting broke up in disorder.

The effect of this disgraceful con-

ent has been favorable to Mr. ‘Stewart, who, we are assured, will 'make decided gains in New Glasgow as elsewhere, a

—According to the report of telegraphic correspondent | particularly careful man—there has been ‘‘ crooked work ’’ in Victoria, New Brunswick, by which the Gov- ‘ernment have dishonestly gained a |seat. #*

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Palmer Road; John A Kehoe, Wm)

Wm P Reid, Daniel McAlduff, R>

Frank Perry, Western Road; Arnold |

Lord Roberts’ |

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'few persons who appeared to be) primed for the occasion, but he suc- |

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THE SWEEP OF VICTORY.

Seat in Winnipeg Won by the Liberal-Conservatives.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ]

Fa oc iin eS nN ci | WinnepeG, Nov. 2.—The sweep of! ( onservative victory continues in

| Winnipeg Centre. Taylor, the Conservative candi

date was elected to | of 157 over his Grit opponent.

| This constituency was held | Liberals continuously for many years by the late member,Colonel Mc | Millan,---from 1880 ihis recent appointment to the | Lieutenant-Governorship of province.

| This, then, isa notable gain for | the Conservatives. But it matters | not, these days, whether a constit- | uency has been Grit or Tory in the |past. In either or any case the | Conservatives sweep of victory takes ; it in as fast as voters can get tothe | polls. | Every new event confirms Charles Tupper’s estimate signal Conservative Ontario to the Pacific.

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the Manitoba} ; legislature yesterday witha maiority |

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that are washed with SURPRISE -) Soap—a little Surprise Soap and still

4 less labor—are act only clean bea un- vd You want the maximam wear od

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of your clothes, Don’t have them ruined by poor soap—use pure soap.

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| | By Which the New Liberals Gain| |

| (SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER.) | | St. Joun, N. B., Nov. 2.—Mr.| | Blair seems to be getting in his fine! | work. | Medley Richards was nominated | | to oppose Mr. Costigan, and made a| | hustings speech. | At night without consulting any | 'of his friends, Richards filed a legal | notice of withdrawal, ard Mr. Costi- | /gan thus gets the seat. It happened that John Connors | rrived in the riding a day or so| ago,and left on Wednesday morning | ‘after the arrangements were com-| | pleted. | Richards was believed to be reli-| j}able; but he seems to have been in| communication with Mr. Bilair’s| 'emissaries for some days. | There is great indignation in the county as it is claimed that} | this deal was the only way that! Costigan could be elected. :

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WELCOME HOME.

Magnificent Demonstration in’ Halifax. ! (SPECIAL TO THE RXAMINER. )

HALIFAX, Nov. 2.---Last night's}

demonstrations in honor of the re-|

SURPRISE ts a pure hard Soap.

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CASH SALE

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BOOTS & SHOES

The whole stock to be sold. No reserve. Big discounts on all lines.

SOME LINES AT HALF PRICE, A great chance to se= cure boots at very low

NE 5 a0

STORE NEXT TO DRISCOLL & HORNSBY’S QUEEN STREET

Opp. Prowse Bros,

turn of the First Canadian Contin-| |gent was a magnificent one. The torch light procession was the | principal feature. The streets were thronged and the 'enthusiasm was unbounded. ! os

You havent a picture of any kind) of the Second Contingent, have you? | | Well, you can get a splendid one in ithe Souvenir of the return home. _ Also pictures of all the other repre- ‘sentatives of the Island who took | |partin the war. Ten cents at all| | the bookstores,

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‘JOHN CHARLTON | | ELECTED.

His Liberal Opponent Withdraws.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ]

Titsonsura, Nov. 2.---J. F. Ross, | Liberal, has retired in North Nor- | ‘folk, and John Charlton is elected by acclamation.

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Bonus Year, 1900

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Hyndman & Co.

The balance of W. H. Stewart & Co’s stock removed to Goff Bros.,

|store, where you will get great bar-

gains to clear the remnants out--.- GOFF BROS.

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