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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 6 1900

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> years experience practice of ; profession, may | su on al! branches of genera! cine including the specialties. Office and Residence *hird door above Kindergarten H Hours—o to It a m. 1 to 3

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7 to 8 p. m. dy & wkly 3m HMY VALE. e old Chapel Hall,on Tuesday, the t iay of Julv, instant, at 7.30 p. m Mr. Wise wil! address the electors «f t's j whom Dr. Douglas did not h nor with « meeting. Hon. Mr. Caspbell and others will address the meeting. Dr. Don.’as and Mr. Farquharson are re uest- ej io .tend. This will be the largest and jas’ meeting of the campaign. - Ju y 3, 1900.

of VP NPlE SACIFIC

@iKAP EXCURSIO

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‘T. kets go sod. going ‘only June 18:h,

Ju. 13th and 16th, good to return unt)! Av." 120th Sept. 12th and 16th, 1900, rer; crively.

kets good to stop over at Dryden, 0 Winnipeg and weet thereof.

© further particulars write vo.

\. 3. HEATH, D.T. A., C.P.R., St. John. N,

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Northwest

New

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Excursions to Pictou

Th a hot day.

most pleasant way of Spending

On and afcer Saturday, 7th July,

Re wil! Le sold on steamer

‘PRINCESS’

urn Tickets good for day of issue,

fo: one dollar and fifty cents each.

Fare will include Tea on re voyage.

Steamer leaves half past nine

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local

Returns about nine in the evening.

By order F, W. HALES, Secretary Sieam Navigation Co., Ch’town, July 19th, 1000,

Ltd.

STRICT CARE AND D ATTENTION.

Io thie age of worry, hustle and busi-

nees competion, etrict care and atte

ption

in the filling of your physicion’s prescrip» tions is abso ately necessary for tue safety

and welfare of your family. antee accuracy in dispensing and p guality of drngs.

Pa: we’s Cetzny Compounp

We guar-

urest

Will quick!y banish those tired feelings that makelife a burden in the hot weather,

It braces the nerves, builds up tissue,

bone

and flesh, gives a healthy appetite and

perfect digeetion.

Paine’s Celery Com-

pound is the best and eafest of all medi«

cines for sun mer use.

REDDIN BROS,

Charlottetown, P E I.

N OTICH.

who are indebied to me make imme payment atthe Medical Hal! Queen Jbarlottetown.

Druggists,

Having ret red from business would all

diate St.

8. W. DODD.

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~ THEDAILY BXAMINER

JULY 6, 1900.

TURN THE RASCALS OUT.

are some Liberals who detest ae-

ception and abhor political corruption,

who despise such meanness and rascality 3 ws prectised in respect to Mr. Wise’s rnation and &” reacheay and base

48S Was shown the case of Pineau,

and yet hesitate to break the party tie.

By their newspapers and friende—-some of

whom, perhaps, hold cflice—thev are con-

strained topalliate their party’s offences

»doubt the scandalous facts stated

| by tae Oppositi They condemn the vernment: but they cannot, persuade

themselves that they ought to “turn the

rascals out.” For them the name of Lib

e:ai isa spell which binds them to the sup- euch unpoprlar men as Pre

r Farquharson. The us Responsible Government and Free

port of even Liberal Party gave \ducation when we were young ; therefore inue to support “the Liberal

are old. Thais argu to elderly gentlemen, like Mr Robert Stevenson, who live in the past. But it ought to have no inflaence whatever over those who live io present and for the future. The party which traflics Pineau is much like that which gave us Responsible Government and Free Education as a is like a thorough~-bred horse. There

Party” now that we

ment is conclusive

the

with as

nothing in commoa between Eiward

Whelan and Donald Farquharson,beiween

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George Coles and Pineau. The leaders of the Liberal party of to-day ought not to b2 kept in office on account of the good works of the grand old Liberal party—the party supported by Tae Examiner and by

| honest and generous men looking to the

fature welfare of the people of the province.

We sympathise with those for whom party ties are strong. We admire men who are steadfast to their party as long as hon- orable men can be steadfast. But we sub- mit that the political situation of this Pro- vioce and the recent dishonorable acts of the irreponsible Government are such ¢8 to make it a duty iacumbent upon honest and patriotic men to vote down the Pineau Farquharson combination.

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A BAD BARGAIN,

In the House of Commons, on Tuesday last, the Minister of Railways stated that a railway bridge across the Hillsborough river would, of iteelf, cost $650,000. Mr. Martin promptly pointed ont that the tutai estimated cost of the bridge, inciuding the accommodation for vehicles and foot pas- eeugere, wes $750,000—the difference being but $/,000,000. Yet the people of Prince Edward Island are compelled to pay $9,750.00 a year for all time to come, or when capitalized, abont $359,000, for what will only cost the Dominion Govern- ment but $1,000,000! Surely this is a bad bargain for the province—even though the Province were not by the terms of the agreement bound to provide for the protection and safety of passengers and to keep the traffic roadway planked !

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NO COMPARSISON.

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Tue Liberal leaders make a great mistake when they try to place the farms er-candidate in the same condemnation as Pineau. When Mr. Wise found that he could no longer support the Government, he resigned the trust confided to him by hie Liberal constituents and stipulated for a new election ; Pineau did not resign,—

he used the trust received from the Govs

ernment’s opponents to keep the Govern~ ment in office. There is no similarity be- tween the two cases. Pineau acted the partofa traitor; Mr. Wise that of an honorable man who had been deceived.

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—The Toronto Globe approves of the emergency rations; but the Huntingdon Gleaner, an honest Liberal paper, says “A McGill profeesor testified that the stuff was useless as an emergency ration, that it would take eight or nine boxes to keep a man going for a day, and another chemist who had analyzed a _ boxful, gave like testimony. he idea that a package of

concentrated food be placed in the knap- sack of every fsoldier, to keep him in life should regular ratione fall, is an ex- cellent one. The evidence giveu proved beyond contradiction that the power sup- plied by the bogus Vitaline Cumpany was vot such a food, that it was not even ar putritious us peameal or bean flour, and as a pick-me-up to a starving soldier a mockery. For this stuff, valued by him-~ eelf at 30¢e a pound, Dr. Devlin charged the Militia Department $2 pound, and gotthe money. Even thetin boxes used were a delusion, being neither air nor water-tight.” The Gleaner maintaine that the money ehould be refunded.

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Men’s Shirts the kind that will wash

and keep their color. The W. G. & R. brand; also a few of Tooke’s.

150 one hundred and fifty left. We had 300 last Saturday all sizes from

l4in. to 164 many have (2) two collars and 1 pair of Cuffs. The price ran from 85e to $1.60 and were considered good j value at that price. Every Shirt guar- anteed the best fitting Shirt in Canada ,

1o-day. Saturday’s Bargain Price is 50¢ For your Guid Man‘s Neck Silk

Bandana Searfs, the kind that will wash and keep their color, made from Soft Chintz pattern Silk, regular 75c Scarfs just thething to wear with a Soft bosom Shirt, they were never offered before for less than sev- enty five cents. Saturday‘s price

SKIRTS, SUITS and BICYCLE SKIRTS, Crepon Skirts 38, 40, 42 and

44, $9.00 for 7.00

Lustre Skirts SPECIAL

3°75 and 4.75

Cloth and Tweed Skirts (habit back) $5.00 value for 3.00

15 Ladies’ Summer or Spring full Jackets, Grey, Fawn and Mixed Colors, regular price $5.00 to 7.50. Saturday’s price $3 re

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Serge and

PRICES

Hemstitche! Ladies hiefs

50¢ a doz.

A sample lot of Children’s.

Americap Sailor Collars at cleai-

ance prices. Men’s Braces i5c pr

Gordon Dye Black Lisle, Hose all sizes, lace de3zign, very new 48 to 95c (extra speciai)

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5O Shirt Waists from 90 Boy’s wash Suits, fit 3 to 6 year old boy 300 Black and Colored Dress Hats for 100 Black Sailors

89 Boys’ Caps 18 Rubber Coats, Drab, McIntosh $5.00 for 30 New MelIntoshes for ladies, new style for $6.00

and 85c. Saturday

Ladies E mbroidery Initia] kerchiefs, 3 in a box 45c Saturday

Hand

30¢

85 Soft Bosom Shirts good washers | and good value all sizes lots of pat- terns make a good outing Shirt. Prices

range from $125 to $1.50 Oc.

! Saturday’ 8 bargain price

ROYAL BARGAIN— High Range

| offer. Our TWENTY-ONE NUMBER isa ROYAL ONE.

Bicycle Skirts $5.09 value for

3.90

Saturday’s price

Colored Duck Outing Skirts, Green, Blue, Light Gray $2.35. day

Satur-

and Percaline. Priced from 15c to 19c. cut down to sll Saturday

Saturday

ir eae 10¢

3 for 4 dollar. Hair Brush, Cloth Brush, Nai! Brush Saturday for

25C

American Shopping Bag 95c and $1.152 quality. Saturday 500 yards of Dress Goods, Saturday

Half Price.

JACKETS marked from s 50

$ to $1000. Saturday’s ff 00 ‘ price 2.

{ 15 LADIES JACKETS 97 75 to 9.00 going Saturday 5.05 | 36 aaa Sommer Coats, Fawas* Drabs, Browns, Blues, Greens, Reds | and Blacks sizes § to 38, every day price $7.00 to 10.00, Saturday’s price

5.75 38c a Suit

LADIES’

Men's Underwear

(Homespun Cloth). Summer Outing Skirts. 35. colors, granite cloth, ail sizes $2.75 value,

1.65)

Tweive pieces of English and Ameri- | can Dress Muskine. Very fine Cambric |

10c

Ladies Black Sailor Hats worth 45c..

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_ and Black, Laced and But oned and

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1.90 | tcimmings, good value at 50c 3 colors, | each. Saturday’ 8 price

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| old, price 75c to $1.00,

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WHILE THEY LAST

09 Gents’ Unlaundered White Shirts, all sizes, 65¢,

pairs Boys’ Short Pants 75c tor

Children’s Knit Cotton Waists 35c Saturday 20¢

8c pr. LADIES KID GLOVE SNAP, colored

Children’s Braces

Ciasped ail sizes one

dollar 49¢ | 50 Leather Belts, fancy Buckles

priced from 25e to 35c. Satur-

day’s price 10c 50 HOLLAND BLOUSE Suits and

single Blouses for boys 3 te 8 years

day’s price — 50c

100 Ladies’ White Lawn Aprons ‘with and without Bibs with insertion

39C

SMALL SHOT for SATURDAY— Lawn Insertion 6 in. wide 15e for 3c

5c each

Under vests for

Men's Sox

5c pr 1-4 dollar

‘ 38 New Paliey Belts made from silk ibbon price from 75e¢ to $1.25 Seeders price bargain 49¢ Soiled in the making atthe fact ory 24 White Grecian Bed Quilts full size, soft finish in dressing good value at $1.35 and $1.50. Saturday's 95 price C Ladies’ Cashmere Ribbed Hose for

25¢ 25¢ p.-

Ladies’ Summer Corsets for 35¢ Men’s Socks

4 5c, 8c, J0c and 15c

Silk Front Shirtstor men. 50 Shirts six patterns $1.25 and 1.50. Saturday 95¢

Men’s Ties 3 for

All-wool Sox

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50¢

50c

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Children’s Bibs

A lot of Ladies’

Shirt Wais Shirt Waists Ms

Li 12 Dress Robes at half price, . | mer Glyster Net Irovinal Moreer | ground 75¢ goods, for Saturday Direct from our work rooms.

25 lrimmed Hats $4.00 and 5.00 fer

68¢ and 75c, Saturday

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3.15

Boys’ Pants worth up to 65c and 7%, ;

Saturday

Men’s 8.00 Suits for Men’s Worsted Costs and Vests Pictures 50c for

Ladies Scarfs

Half Price

Ladies Wrappers $1.50 to 1.75 for

$1.25 56 in. Serge Dress Goods, Dreh Black and Grays $2.25 goods for

Straw Hats, fine style

10c, 15c and 2h The best Su.wmer $1.00

Underwear suit in this City for Meun’s Straw Hats

One table full $1.25 for

500 pairs Sox 9c for

6

Hair Brush, Nail Brush and Clot Brush for

300 Colored Bosom Shirts, Cots,

Silk and Cambrick

500 yards Imported Tweed 12 pat- terns, price 75¢c, 85¢e $1.00 Satur- 55 day’s price C

8 till 9 Saturday

9¢ 10c, and 15¢

Yours for Saturday Snaps.

Jas. Paton & Co.

MCE GEESE Mecano

25¢ 106 cach

3.6

$4,705.

2 f

$1.25. Saturday only §

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1-4 dollar.)

75c, $1.06 and 13

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