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Invitation

MRS. KENLY

Artist and Teacher:

All ladies interested are in- vited by the

Home Are Society of Decorative Needlework of New York.

To view an exhibit of Art Needlework, and arrange for

a series of Lessons.

Exhibit and Lessons Free Of Charge.

Commenzing May 20th, hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p, m, in Y M.C-A. Parlor

We are instructed by Beld- ing Paul & Co to invite all in- terested to attend,

Beldings Silks and Linens used exclusively in these classes,

We have just received a full assortment from Belding Paul & Co., of the goods for these classes.

Doylies, Centre Pieces, Table Centres, Tray Cloths, Cosies, Belding’s Embroiddry Needles, Silks, etc,

WEEKS’

Wholesale and Retail.

Orange Blossoms

One ef the nicest “oders in per- fume,

Retails in fthe west ‘at 50c per oz.

The agents for Canada had just one bottle left. We bought it and offer at 35c¢ per oz.

A W. REDDIN, Phm B

SLNTRAL DRUG STORE, SUNNYSIDE. 6006900 000090000800008008

Holiday Prices

(until after May 24th.)

ON FISHING SUPPLIES

of al) kinds,

Walking Sticks, Smoking Materials, etc., etc.

Remem ber.

Lhe Central Drug Store never forgets to give especial value on holidays.

A. W. REDDIN, Phm, 8

CENTRAL DRUG STORE, SUNNYSIDE,

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100 bris. Butter Salt. 209 bris. Cheese Salt. 5 bris. Epsom Salts.

1@ bris. Sulphur. 100 cases Currants,

50 bunches Bananas.

4) cases Oranges.

10 cases Lemons.

25 boxes Pearline.

40 bags Onions. 150 boxes Biseuit, assorted.

10 gross Enameline.

20 cases Bath Brick. 200 kegs Bicart.

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THE DAILY

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SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER.

~ RBFORMS IN IRELAND,

Poor Rates and County Cess Relief.

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LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT PROMISED

Trish Leaders Well Pleased.

Lonpoy, May 22.—The Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (Mr. Balfour) made an important state— ment yesterday afternoon regarding the Government’s policy, which will be carried out next session, the object of which is to give Ireland an equivalent for the relief in agricultura! rates given to England. The Government, he said, propose to place both the poor law and co-administration ona broad, popular basis. Landlords must be relieved of all rural rates. At the present time land owners are liable to half the poor rates, which the Government

proposes to pay hereafter out of the Imperial fund. The tenants are now liable for their half of

poor rates and the country Jess, But the Government proposes, hereafter, to pay the country less out of tue Imperial funds. This change will be a double benefit to the two classes.

Mr. Balfour explained that this will enable the Government to launch the scheme for Local Government which, he believed, would work safely and smoothly. He could not then give the details of this scheme which would place a large charge upon the exchequer. But, contiuued Mr. Balfour, it was a charge which the coun- try at large and unionists would not grudge if thereby they oculd see the way to carry jout reforms to which they had pledged themselves. Mr. Balfour was of opinion that every class of the com- munity would be disposed to regard with favor a change which he could not but think must prove one of the greatest re- forms carried out under the safest con- ditions ever euggested in the House of Commons. (Loud cheers).

Mr. Carson, the Conservative member for Dublin University, and formerly Solicitur-General for Ireland, referred in terms of approval to the proposal of the Government.

John Dillon, Charles Campbell Banner— mann and John Redmond, the Parnellite leader, approved of the proposals,

PARLIAMENT OF CANADA,

Fast Atlantic Service Safe

Tribute -te the Late Mr. McKenzie.

Orrawa, May 22.—Little of interest was done in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon.

After recess, when the House of Commons reassembled, Sir Richard Cart- wright said :

“Before we proceed with the business of the evening, I may mention that we re- ceived this afternoon a formal communi- cation from Her Majesty’s Government to the effect that they approved of the ar- rangements for a Fast Atlantic Line. The arrangements are those, substantially, which were previously communicated to the House.

The estimates for Public Works, in- cludivg dredg ns, were then passed, and miscellaneous items, among which war a vote of $5,000 fer astatue to the late Hon. Alexander MacKenzie.

Sir Charles Tupper, wuen this item was before the House, paid a warm tribute to Canada’s first Liberal Premier. he vote, he added, should have been asked for long ago.

Sir Richard Cartwright said that these views reflected creiit on Sir Charles Tup- per. Events has he said justified the wisdom of Mr. McKenzic’s views.

The House adjouraed.

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We arein the Wall Paper business to give better satisfaction to our customers than any other dealer in this city. Our papers are the most artistic and the prices the lowest. We are agents for the best Canadian and Am- erican manufacturers. Call in and see.

GEO. CARTER & C0.

Wall Paper Importers.

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MUNYONS

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Munyon’e, Liver Care will positively cure biliousness, constipation, jaundice and torpid liver, bilious headache, sick head- ache, coated tongue, bad taste in the month, tired, worn-out feeling, highly—-colored urine, wind in the stomach, pain and sore- ness in the right side under the lower ribs depressed avd dull epirits and restless nights. Price, 25 cents. A separate cure for each disease. At all druggists, mostly 25 ceuts a vial.

Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 11 and 13 Albert street, Toronto, anewered with free medical advice for any disease.

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONORS

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Orrawa, May 22.—Your correspondent if authorised to state that there will be no announcement of the honors to be conferred thronghout the Empire on the occasion of the Queen’s birthday this year. The an- noupcement astosuch distinctions wil} be made in connection with the Diamond Jubilee.

Cateponiax Criusn — Scctchmen and their deecendents in the male line, wishing t» become members, must do so by sub- mitting their propositions for membership tu any of the officers or members of the Club, oa or before Tuesday, May 25th, at 8p. m., that being the regular monthly meeting of the Club.

Experience proves the merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. it cures all forms of blood diseases, toues the stomach, builds up the nerves,

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W.C.T. U—As Monday will be a public holiday, the W.C. T. U. will hold their weekly meeting on Wednesday after- noon, 26th, when Miss Adams will give a “Health Talk” to mothers and daughters. All are invited. As this will be both inteiesting aad instrnective, we would will a large audience. Meeting at 4 o'clock, p- m. td.

Goto Beer & Goft’s for cheap fruit tonight. Pineapples 15c each and bananas very low by the dozen.

LOST.—A_ bicycle rain cape; color, fawn. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office

Heartz’s Hauu.~Rev. A. D. McLeod will preach at Heartz’s Hall to morrow afternoon at three o’clock.

Sone Service at the Gospel meeting in the Y. M.C. A. tomorrow afternoon at 3.45. Everybody welcome.

From 7 till 9 o’cloch we will offer a tew boxes of Flowers at 15¢ a sprig, worth double. S@8"This ofer is only for two hours.—J. P. & Co.

See the fisherman in the Bargain Corner Window.

Ladies and misses hose at 5, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, etc., at the McKay Woolen Co’s.,

{ [Remember the sale of 14 building lots on Upper Prince Street and Malpeque Road next Wednesday, 26th. No pretuer spot in town. 120—2i

85 Ladies’ and Misses’ Straw Hats, your choice for 10c.—J. P. & Co. 100 Sailor Hats at 25c.—J.P. & Co.

Ladies’ Lisle Thread Underwear, 25 per cent off.—J. P. & Co.

KOKANIE CREEK SHARES

NO FAKE".

But legitimate mining. FOUR CLAMS. One being on the famous Molly Gibson vein. Two above Enterprise, which sold $300,000 cash, and anoth+r one half mile from Slocan River. High grade ore out cropping on threes Well defined ledges onall. Capital only $250,000 in 25 cent shares, First issue for development 3 cents, non assessable. Next issue not leas than 10 cents. Reliable management Nothing Jess than 560 shares sold. Ord-r throuzh bank.

GEO. 0. SCOTT Agent

42 Fort St., Victoria, s.. ©,

TO LET

The house and premises now held by Mr. John Cembs, ygusession given Ist Ceptem ber.

The place is so well known as that of the most healthy in the city. Faeing the harbor, holding hot and cold water baths with a lift from the kitchen to the dining room, that further dtscription is not re- quired Rent $200.00 year; paid quarterly Apply to BENJ. DAVIES.

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aW ANTED—To purchase a second-hand vis« -vis Wagon. Apply atthe office of J. H. Reudin, 12€--3i eod

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Prints and Blouses

Perkins, Sterns & Turner

This week we are making a_ special display of New Gr

weight materials saitable for the approaching hot weather.

good and cheap materials for summer wear, you should see ou a very large stock of newest prints, such as you will not fin

very low.

Oe TC-DAy WE ARE OPENING

New Sailor Hats, New Straw Trimmings, New

Flowers and Wire Frames.

Dont Forget our Gheap Clothing and Staple Ory Goods!

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saving for you.

Something for Men.

Here’s a list of values to interest every man who bu for her husband, her brother or her father.

ys furnishings—every woman who buys

Men's Underwear.

There’s no doubt about it—this is the ONE store for you if your are after BEST values in underwear.

Men’s Ribbed Cotton, 39c. per suit.

Men’s fine plain Cotton, 45¢ per suit.

A little finer, bettermade, O62. per suit.

Very fine grade, splendid value at the price, imi. tation Shetland Merino, 72c per suit.

e Brown’ Balbriggin — Men’s and large men’s,

$1 10 per suit.

Men’s Underwear.

Men’s and large men’s natural wool, smooth and soft. $2 10 per suit.

Men’s natural Llama, splendidly made, spliced seat and knee,

$2 30 per suit.

Large Men’s Natural Llama, same as last but larger $2 60 per suit

Men’s Shirts.

We’ve a grand shirt value in an unlaundried white shirt 55e

Our “famous” unlaun- dried shirt, linen bosom and bands, unequalled

A splendid laundried shirts, linen cuffs

Handsome

Laundried col

Cafs:—solid honest lowost prices in town.

“otton Sox

Fast Black Cotton

value 79C

Fast Black Merino

shirts, open front

Men’s Neckwear. See that big line of silk four in

Men’s Shirts.

value in

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front and 75e jaundried

colored front shirts, open back, extra collars

80e ored front $1 10

hand ties at 10c each Ancther Jine, eplendid value, light or dark 18c¢ each New shapes in Collars, pew

linen at the

Men's tlose.

5c and &e 12¢ 20¢

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Hard and Soft, will be found the............

CHOICEST STOCK OF HATS

In the city.

Four-in-hand Ties, 4 tor 25c; also our 8 for 25c. SHE WINDOW.

FINE TAILORDY

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Prices from 5Oc to $8.25. See o