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Centlemen

A SNAP

Kid Gloves, all shades, sizes, just as good as new, but | SLIGHTLY sPOTSED,

50c pair to clear regular price $1.25 and $1.00 pair.

WEEKS.

Just magnifi- ; cennt assortment of

New heckties

New Bows, new Tecks, new Washing Ties, new Four-in- hands,

Shirts and Collars, white and Unlaundred Shirts

at all prices. 75e unlaundered sizes, 14 to 175.

Collar-; & Cuffs

Best 4 ply Linen Collars, 20c quality, our price; latest

received, it

The best shirt, all

sty les, .

2 for 25 cents Best Linen, Cuffs, 2 pairs for 45¢ Ladics New Biack Sunshades aud Umbre las A very special line, good covering and pretty handle, | $1.15 | Gents’ Umbre!las A full new stock of light rolling silk umbrellas, wood | and steel tubes, | ladies’ New Waternroofs | biack colored |

Silk

New and

spring Capes, etc.

W. A. Weeks & Go.

Wholesale & Retail,

DESIRABLE FARM

Charlottetown Royalty

FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

| im n“tirne.ed by Mr C, Se aif, to | sell by Auction on the premiser, OO Thursday, the i9th day of May, inst, at }] 0” ock, S, i.

That desirable property eitnated on the | west side of the Moust Edward Koad, about l mile from te Cit com prising ny 4 of excellent jan with large Dwelling House and on ldings, all in good repair, also gool Orchard.

known at sale R KKEARISTO, Anctioueer.

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ScureRiInvTeENDENT’s OFFICE,

May l7th, 1898.

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Excursion return tickets will be issued at « ir. class siogle fare to and from wil stat this ra‘lway ou the 2st, 23 d and 2«th May, good for return up to

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 17, 1893,

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PROVINCIAL LEGISLAT URE.

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| Moxpar, May 9.

At the afternoon session, *ereral bills

Lot fifty airs of Gents’ | were advanced a stage, and the b lle reepect- ‘ A ‘ j Abou 7? |

ing the Douglass Wills aad waterwor> 8 and

al] ‘ sewerage fur Summerside were withdrawn.

The latier bill, the promoter explained, was withdrawn because of the etrong petition from promicent merchants of Summerside. The purport of the bill had beep misrepre— rented to the petitioners ax asking the right to proceed with the works at once, whereas the billexpresely provided that the town have two yearsiu which toact. Mr. Lefur- gey furtber remarked that should the town not see fit to undertake the matier at an early date the ratepayers woold favor some private company underiaking the work.

At the evening sesxion the debate on Mr Shaw’s resolution respecting the Asylum annex was resumed by Hon Mr. Warbur. ton who expressed the opinion that what was evidently intended to be an attack ups on the Government bad dwindled down to aceneure npon Mr. Chappell, the archi- tect whose plane had been adopted. He (Mr Warburton) wa: free to admit that there were errors in the p'an_ for the pro- posed struc'ure; but the greatest error was made in giving the contract to Walter Lowe,who invariab'y ends his contracts with wlawsu.t. Hs brothers are not lke him in thie r-sp et and neither is any othe: masier mechanic’ that he knew of. garding the placing of te insine and poor together tbere was a difference of op:nion. Bat he saw no objection toit him- self. poor were not to he pat near the violent class of luvatics, The aunex was to be inthe formof a“T” and thi- part was for the poor. If we had plenty of money different buildings might be pntup. The buildmg of the new annex

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The Roya! is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes one- third further than any other brand,

Absolutcly Pure

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEM #ORK,

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P Beans, Parsnips, Carrots. Beets,

Sweet Peas, Sweet Peas,

etc, ete

All New Seeds, Low Prices. Piant Now

The ground is in

cood growing order,

HASZARD & MOODS

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and on blay 26th, 1893.

Tickets are not good for going j urnev afier May 24th. and are go d only for coolio 10us pusraye Ih eitoer aires hon.

G. A. SHARP, D. POTTINGER

Sopt. Gen. Mgr., Rail way UOthee, M mctop,N B. Ch’iowo, May 17, 8? eod

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TENDERS.

The S. S. Coban sailing f-om Mon-~ treal, Friday Morning, May 20th, will bedue at Charlottetown Monday morn-

Tenders will be received at the office of Peake Bros. & Co. up to voen Thuseday, 26th inst,, for the erect‘on of a roof on Warehouse known ae Warehouse H, No. 2 Wharf. Plan acd spec fication to be seen at cur office. “ e do not bind our-

selves to accept the lowest or any tender. ' PEAKE BROS & CO, Ch toa n, May a7.

ing, May 23rd, and will sai) far St. John’s

N: wfouadlend, via N. Sydney, carrying

Horses, Cattleand Sheep on deck, and

produce under deck at lowest possible

rates. For further particulars as to

freight and passage apply to

PEAKE BROS & CO.

Agents.

Ch’town, May 2@th ’98

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was not to vw x .ensive when its Fize considered. For the Jastthir'y years idiots sud m‘ec.ies nave been put in the voor house which, he added, is not fit to pus hinvanten.s o The tu ia gis not pro, = erly drained or fitted with convenieaces Besides the building does not belong to the Government aod still they nave to keep tt in repairs. In tie new ‘psiitution the people will be cleaver, more comfortabl~, and under experienced attendants, The medical superiatendent will see that they are comfortable and clean. The poor will be seperaied from the insane = by a strong co:ridor and trom the merely barmless by a wall. Regaiding the cor- respondence iu tuis mauer referred to by Mr. Shaw it wae not proda.ed by the Gor- erpment beca xe it bad not teen complet- ed. He wasassured that the old asylum brick were ni given away, as was siated by Mr. Shay. He ouly wished the genile- man who b ught Loe « id asyiui Was ibe contractor in tuis case, Mr, Lowe, the contractor, was always realy (o goon with tue work bul yet he would not ¢v su. He had the proper aucbority but wanted to make damag-s in orderto make a lump sum out of the Government. He (Mr. Warb- burton) freely admitted that there were yrave defects in the plans and that tbe lev- els were not preperly taken by the arcal-

tect. This wa perh aps vue reason for no going on. If Chappell off-red to hep

Lowe out on the Prince of Wales College he did an improper thing. The tuuoel referred did run under the ground, and itis true that steam cannot be put through such; but in this matter the architect mis- el the goverament, and measures be taken to effect aremedy. The government had the matter investigated by their own engineer and another mao. Lowe wa:ted the government to abrogate everything and let him bave control of the entire werk. The late government refused to be dictated to in this way, and = in 80 doing they were perfectly right. le (Lowe) wanted the architect dismissed and $5,000; and this was only the beginning.

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He would do nothing be was wanted todo. There were previsions in the contract for extra work. Lowe wanted averv high price for this work, and at last the Government vieided tohim. Then he refused to proceed with the work. He always had something to fall back on. He wanted to manufacture damages, and made all excuses in order to accomplish this. He is not, therefore, entitled to pity or compassion, The late Premier aud the Government did all in their power to assist the promotion of the work—all they wanted was reci

trocity on the part of the contrac~ tor. He wanted arbitration, which would snbsequently lead to law. Ail this goes to show where the fault lies. Mr. Lowe had gathered probably about

| ground—some good and some wot. The rick is pied in separate lots and is nat | nixed, as was etaied by Mr. Shaw. The

> Government sent a master carpenter to see

this. The late Governnreent offered Lowe $250 t@ protect that material avd

ihe preerent Government endorsed this ) action. Lowe refused to dothe work fer S250, au@ tbe Governinent then ! had it done fer rs. All té e

material wes properly looked after. If Lowe wished to proceed with the work of

rutecting the material he eeuld have done But be thinking to vake trouble by this also. Thefault does not lie altogether with Chappell ard little of it lave Geveroment. The in giving thecontract to Lowe. ne one, bat the present Gevernment prope-es Lo get On! of it In & prower manser The Goverwment and not tee Opposition have the right to

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attaches t@ tbe mistake was

The question is a troubles

control the ma‘ter. He only went into the matter tonight to place it prapcriy before the House. No ‘business ‘av or

builder could find fault with the Govern- ment for the course they pursued iu this connecitoen. ae tS eee In all farge cities “Kloudike” serge 8 the popular snitmg of the day, something new, romething exceedingly stylish, €ome- thing in which quality 1s etrikingly eppar- Blue and black, fast colors, tHaple Leaf and ever on every third yard.

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Two hundred fishing boats have been ewept away by a gale and tidal wave et swatse, Janan, and 1,400men ae m'ssing

Our Manila Matting is ere

The price is «Dew et.” Paton & CO».

Buy only Sborey’s Ciothing.—Paton & Co, are Loca! Agents. Dy & ay.

Our new baby carriages have arrived. Ove of the fine-t lines w+ have ever had. On account of the lateness of arrival wil] he sold cheap. Call and see the. Joho N 110 3i.

iywewe a. Ww oo mas Rati testinees tm the eter Weare now doling busiress In thes é . , , " t 5 , formerly oceupied by Her Bros. We

’ i | fo | wat to sce every one in need of oud crockery. Call and see us in the Cheep | Chioa Store.—W P Colwill.

| Swkdy & wy.

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here. Jobn Newson. 3in

will |

; will be 10 and 20 cents,

£7000 or $8000 worth of materiat Cn the:

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Loca and Other Items,

L. 0. L—B syne Lodge Meets tonight ac 8 ocluck. a full merting requested,

Nol Co fourth Regiment C. A., will meet for drill to-night at 8 o’clock.

Ix Porr.--The fishery protection cruis- er Osprey arrived here last evening.

C.M.B. A.—Branch No. 2 6,C. M.B. A., wiil meet in A. O. H. hall this evening wi 8 o’elock sha-p.

Go.pen Ivsier—The Golden Jubilee St. Luke’ Cathedral, Halifax, was ce bated on Saturday aid Sunday last. The services were vi # very impressié€ cCuaract Pr.

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iviapingeees

Covrt Movuny Stepuen. I. O. F.—The regular meeung of tuis court wili be beld to-night at 8 o’clock, Every member is re~ quested to be ;r-rent to vole On @ matter concerning all. Visiuog brethern welcome.

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A Test or GoLtp.—With the point of “

peoknfe scrape @ Small place on an article \o remove dirt ur grease, and on the spo place a drop of nitrie acid ; should it turo

creen the article is brass or German silver.

Jniosialisns

Matixee Tomorrow.—The Fios: Stock Company are to give two matinees this werk at tLe Opera Hous‘, one tomorrow

| when East Lynne will be played, and ove

on Saturday afternoon. The admission

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| A Treat Comisc—Mies Marietta LaDell } |

oae of Caauda’s most accomplished elucus tioviats, will give an entertaivinent in Charlottetown, on Thursday, June 2ad., under the auspices of the B. Y. P. U., of

| the Baptist Ciurch. Particulars later, -_——_——_--—— | Sate or Sipmouxr Postronep.—The

scale of Sidmoant, the property of Hoa F. Peters has been farther poscponed until Wednesday, the 1st of May, at 11 o’ciock, a.m. The postponameant is owing to the in- ability of Mr Peters to be present on the date previously advertised.

Tut Havirax.—The steamer Halifax {arrived from Boston via Halifax and Hawk-sbury this morning about five o'clock, and will leave on return this af- ternoon. Her inward passengers were: Captain W. H. Jackson, wife and two maids, John McLeod, wife and child, Lulu Burns, Katie Bruce, Mrs. Murdock Martin, George McGougan, William C. Murdock, John Marvin, Stanley McLaren and Mrs. C, Pollard.

The outward passengers were: Joseph King, Mrs Berrett, Mies W King, Miss King, Robert Saliars.

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Sr. James’ Caurocn —At the ccagrega- tional meeting held last night the trustees explained that the repairs and alterations contemplated could be made for a sum within the amount calculated upon, and they were instructed to have the work proceeded with at once. The alterations to be made in the church proper will in- clude the lewering of the organ loft, the rearranging of the seats and aisles and the probable opening up of one or more additional entrances, The ceiling is also to be gromed. When the contemplated changes ate made the interior of the edi- fice willbe in keeping with the ex‘erior, and the structnre in every respect will rauk witkithe best cf its size in the pro-

vince,

Ssiiinninmieon

Overs Hovar.-- The Frost Dramatic Company gave their openiog entertainment in ‘the Urpera House iast evening, when the ever-popular “* Lady Aud'ey’s Seeret,” and the farce of * The [rish Doctor ” were presented, Be ween the acts ot the drama specialties were given by diffe ent mem. ‘bers ot the Company. The andience was not so large as was expecte?, but those who were present evidently appreciated ‘he performance. To-night will see the company present “The Litule Dachess,” a very engaging comedy drama in which the of the compeny will be bronghtout. There will also be specialties between the acts

full sirergth

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Sp foot ball, crick:t and ‘awn tennis tupplies. A large stock of new goods now open, at Carters’ Book. store.

Your garden will not be complete withe out one or more of those Seaatiful Japa- that Haszad and Moore are

good, large, stromg bulbs that his summer if planted soon.

If you are not feeling well why don’t you take Hoed’s Sar-aparilla? Le will purity and enrich your blood and do you wonder- od.

ere.— Base ball,

boas nese lilies

now selling,

w iI bloom

da'ifax, ce sumbers, pineapples, tomatoes, rhubarb ané bananas. Sanderson & Co. First Methodist charch

Pracrice for the

If yon have a baby, you want a baby, © odergarten hall, this evening, carriage ; vou want it good, vou went 1! i i 45. sharp. pretty, you want It cheap, you can gett! i Geo. Carter & Co. are giving 10 per

eent discount at their bookstore. See ad.

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THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DODLARS paid every year to the wage-earning people of this city by the merchant tailors, and the largest por tion of it goes into the pockets of the merchants who sell dry goods, carpets house furnishings, etc. What stronger claim can put forth, why yor

hould patronize us whea we can give better value for your money than you an get elsewhere.

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We Advertise our Business on its own Merits—We are Prepared to Back it up Every Time.

So come to us and order your suit, and we will be liffe-long friends. If there is anything in the furnishing line you cannot.get elsewhere, come te us and you will never get left.

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GORDON & McLELLAN

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This year we have one of the finest lines

See our assortment at any rate.

Johnson

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Lines-

of F.ies and Casts to be found in the city

We have Flies for all kinds of weather, and to suit most every Fisherm4na.

Rods, Reels, Lines, etc, etc,

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Graduates in Pharmacy —“"““

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Low Prices are Better Than Arguments—

Our values do their own talking; they appea! with stronger forces to the economica! buyer than pages of talk with nothing td back it up.

Our New Baby Carriages are Here

Prices lower than ever.

JOHN NEWEON,

‘Hers of good Furniture rangers to poor Furniture.

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