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‘THE DAILY EXAMINER’
MARCH 19 1900
THE BRIDGE
The statement of the Patric: that Tax EXamiN«R'‘is trying bard to threw discred,t upon the Libe.al leaders in this Provinee” in reapect to the matter of the location of Hill-berough Bridge, is, we think, partica- larly unkind. We have treated the ques~ tien only from the pointof view of the | convenience of the public. Ifa desire to
| wake party capital had been Tuk Exam
INER’s 1notive intbis regard we should not have interfered to represent the public
| intereste in the matter. With the bridge
abolished, necessitating 8 rouadabout of
| miles in all coOmmuoications between the | Charlottetown and Southport sides of the | river; with $12,00@ a year secured to the ' Dominion Government out of the subsidy of the Province for all time to come, and the taxpayers of the Province compelled to make up the amount,—we shouid net Wan’
Sir Louis
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for voters to vote against
Davies, Mr. Farquharson or any other |
Liberal leader or leaders responsible
for the location of the bridge at that point: Oo the other band, if the bridge should be built where it will be convenient to the public, the Liberal leaders wil! claim and
redit. Io these
| obtain the bulk of the c circumetaaces, it is manifest that we have { deliberately refrained from taking advao- tage of a grand opportunity to make poli- tical capital without any trouble, sud we bave tried to induce the Liberal leaders to adopt the location of the bridge which will be approved by the public. Yet we are charged by the P: triot with **trying to throw discredit upon the Liberal leaders,” |
etc. The charge is unjust and very un- kind. — AT a vg of citizens held it the
Legislative Counc:l Ca amber this fore- on presiding, the
r. By
Haszard and seconded by Mr. J. F. B akers
noon, Premier Farqubar af vi
following resolution, moved by
was—after hearing the explanations and |
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THE BRIDGE.
, ; 7 i} ne House of ( on Marcb
mmons Tih (eee Hansard) Mr. Martin asked:
1. Has the fturvey for the proposed Hillsborough bridge, in the province of Prince Edward Island, been completed ?
2. Has the site forthe bridge been de cided upon ?. If so, where is it proposed to build it ?
3. What amount, if any, bas been ex- peoded on surveys since the 30: Juve last? Whatamount has been paid engi- neers and for ordinary labour (eepara- tely) ? What amount has been paid tugs, boats, scowe and lighters ? What are tne names of the owners and what amount paid to each of them ?
4. Whut material, if any, has been purchased for construction ? What is the cost, from whom purchased, and if by private contract ¢
5 Hasa plan for the bridge been com« pleted ? If so, when?
6. What is the estimated cost ?
2. When is it proposed to begin con~ struction ?
8. W)!] tenders be called ?
%, Has the contract or agreement be- tween the Federal and Provincial Gov- ernments of Prince Edward Island re lating to the construction of the bridge, been executed. If so, when ?
The Minister of Railways and Cana's (Mr. Blair) in reply. I beg to say: 1. Yes, surveys for the site of tue proposed Hillsborough Bridge have been completed. 2. No, the site has not been finally settied ypon. 3. The information has not been On record in the department; but it will be obiained from the general office of the Prioce Edward Island Railway in Char- loittetown. 4. No muterial has yet been purchased for the construction of the bridge. 5. Plans for the bridge have been prepared by chief engineer and sub- mitted to department, but cannot be finally approved until the question of the site is determined on. 6. ‘Ihe estimated cost can onlv be ascertained, approximate ly, after fhe site has been decided upyn, and it would not be expedient to publish en éngineer’s estimate pending a cal! for tenders. 7. It is hoped the work of con-
statem«n 8 ¢ f th t Chief Engineer ot Goy-
ernment Ruilwaye,—tdopted :
“Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting the report of the Chief Engineer in regard to the location of the bridge to cross the Hillsborough be adopted, and
that the Local Government be requested to | sign the contract and have the work pro- i ceeded with at the earliest possible date.”
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Wool Charlo
Noucton Tweeds scoich Tweeds Euclish Tweeds Canadian Tweeds Enolish Worsteds Enelish Serges Moncton Blanketing Blanketing Ruggings
Yarns
Ready Wade Pants
Moncton Double Twist. | ed Bannockburns are.
the best.
SUNN Charlotte town.
ttetown Wool
We represent tke
MONCTON WOOLEN MILLS.
We always keep on hand a large supply of tweeds made by this ‘celebrated mill, Ask for the double and twisted Bannockburn. they are positively the best goods tu wear that’s made.
' We also keep a large range of Scotch,
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‘tweeds, and we take wool in exchange for any goods in the store.
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struction wil! be commenced during the ensuing summer eeason. 8. Yes, it is the intention to invite tenders. 9. No, but it has been the subject of discussion between) the two governments and pro- posals are now awaiting the approval of the Prince Edward Islaud Government.
CARDIGAN DAIRYING COMPANY. Sir,—In your iseue of the 14th ipetant, I notice a letter signed “Observer,” Cardi gan. This correspondent, who is afraid to come out over his own signature,makes a cowardly attack on the Directors of a proposed cheese factory at Cardigan Bridge. His statements from beginning to end are falee and misleading, ae | will now prove.
In the first plece he eays “ the said factory is to be between New Perth and St. George’e, leaving a radius of about two miles on either side in which there little or no milk.”
This factory will be six miles from 8k. George’s and about the same distance from New Perth, and there are about one hundred cows more on the list now than some other factories started with. It is tne public opinion thatthis fectory will be one of the best located in the county. The site is near Aliey’s mille, about a mile from the railway station, sod in a very prosperous farming recton,
The manogement will be covducted on
usiness principles. The patrons will re- ceive the tul! value of their milk sent. Nothing euall bs deducted from this amount as payment for building end plant as we understand was done in other places. There is an entirely new stock list for present sit, and some of the pro- moters cf this enterprise bave stock in other factories and have previously hauled milk for miles to them.
“Observer ” goes ou to say that there is only one farmer among the promoters of this project. In view of the fact that the Directors are all farmers, this is a more bare-faced falsehood than his other state- ments. Now, let Mr. Observer deny these facts if he dare. Why does he not come out over his own signature like a man? We know who he is, and it is no credit to him to cast refiectious on the progressive farmers of this section. We challenge him to make another attack on our res epectable, enterpriring farmers and their piopored cheese factory over his own signature. J. F. Norroy,
Secretary.
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CARD OF THANKS.
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The author of the Souvenir of the**Kellef of Ladysmith and how it was celebrated in Charlottetown,” here wisbee to thank the following persons for tbeir Kindly sug- gestions and the loan of cute, etc., to com ‘plete this book: To His Worship the Mayor, Mr. R M Jonvaon and Mr, L W Wateon for valuable suggestions; to Messrs. J P Hood of the Guardian, A Irwin of the Examiner, and H M Davison (City Clerk), Mesers. Haezard & Moore, Murley & Garobum, and E W Taylor, tor the loan of cute for the illustrations, to Lieut.-Col Moore and Major H. M. Davison for the arrangement of militia litt, and to ail the principals and teachers of the schocl: for their courtesy and kindness in sending in lists of pupils ; also ell persons who furnished the names of the firemen. society members, etc., and last, but by no means least, tne compositors and printers of the Patrict Publishing Company who worked over hours to give this book into the hands of the public as speedily as poss.- ble.
“Pune.”
THERE IS REALLY no room in four lines of print to set forth the danger of letting a cough “get well of itvelf.”” Take no chances of that sort. Use Acam- son’s Botanic Congh Balsam. 25c. a!)
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$1.00. Sizes 3 to9
Light Grey, Cheviot cloth Coat, D.B., WULGOID. owns sowie wikis 40 hbase do bnee ieee 60ber ss Ulbi bne ee eee
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Ladies’ Tailor-Made Costumes
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LADIES NEW SPRING COATS,
Khaki plain cloth Spring Coats with double stitched seame strapped edges and URIs 05s ob 0.0'n 5b 405s w60 che is. oo
Light Fawn plain cloth Spring Coat, D.B., double stitched seams, edges plaid silk lining, pearl
SO 8.9 5:92 Oe OF: ee - $7.50
red silk lining, pear]
strapped seams, double stitched edges, purple satin lining, pearl
2 a” 9
years.
No, 2. “a Sizes 3 to 10 years. $3.50. Sizes 4 to 8 years, No. 4. $5.00 a suit. 5 to 10 years. No. 5
Do Not Be
Or Teas named to sound like BRAHMIN.
Haszard’s Brahmin.
IS THE ONLY GENUINE. ASK FOR ITAND TAKE NO OTHER
For SALE By :
i McLeod & Co.,
Beer & Goff,
Jenkins & Son,
J. R. Warren,
R. J. Wood,
R, F. Maddigan, & Co.,
Stewart & Gates,
R. H. Mason,
]. H. Myrick & Co,
Edward Cullen,
Capt. T. White,
Sinclair & Stewart, S’side, HORACE HASZARD,
Agent For Canada
Cee eee
15 cent
Wrisley’s soaps to-night
cakes for 10 cents (Saturday) only. Charming odors. — X-——- Arrived this a. m, Cigars—6 brands, Pipes—Large assortment see them, try them.
Macdonald's Drug Store Speaking of
Paul E. Wirt Fountain pens Mark Twain says:
“An absvlutely perfect fountain pen, a pen compared with-which ail other pens ars frank failures.”
This mav be rather a sweep- ing statement, but evidently Mark Twain’s per served him well. So will yours if
you use a WIRT.
G. F. HUTCHESON,
QUEEN ©TREET.
Jeweler w« Optician.
' Byolution of Conscience =——Heceived
BEWARE of SUBSTITUTES | __
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Will delive a lecture on the above sub. ject in the school room of
zion Church
THURSDAY, 220d Inst
AT 8 O'CLOCK, P.M.
Admission licts. Sunday Schoo}. dy Sins mon tues wed.
~~»e es & oe 4 @e @]s os.
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do Poor Work if We Wanted to—we
Den’t Kuow How
We Learned Vur Business the Other Way,
Bruce Stewart and Co’y. “THE MODERN”
Founders Engineers & Machinists Steam Nav. Co’y’s Wharf Ch’town, PEI Phone 125
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THNDERS.
{ erders will be received by the under- signed up to noon of March 41-t for the erection of the New Parochia! House at
Proceeds in aid of
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Kelly’s Cross, Lot 29. All material supplied by the Parish. Plans and apecitications may be ceen at the parochial residence, Keliy’s Crosse, and at the office of W. C. Harrie, ALR. CA, Architect, Charlottetown. a The lowest cr any tender not necessarily accepted. :
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re . D. B. REID, P.P. | Kelly’s Cross, March 12th, 1900. 2aw & wkiy, pat, wate, herald. |
DR-GORDON ALLEY | PHYSICIAN & SURGEON |
Graduate McGill University)
Office and Residen cc —Dorchester Stree
Office Hours—9 to 10, a. m., lte 3 apd 7 to &, p. m. Promp! attention to econntry calle.
WANTEW.- A narse Gallezher, Grafto
Seeeseeeeoeece ef
girl. Apply to Mrs. u Siweet west. sins pd.
> > 7 . ‘ , . ™ . ° * ° Pretty Fawn Chocolate cloth Coat, fly front, aplique trimming, velvet collar and eerise, satin lining, pear]
WONG bis bs a es ee pies 40s bade bese $as oh oncieyeg gk ine eee ...$10.00
“Nog , le atis 2g . ‘ > : ‘ . s : Castor Venetian Dress cloth Coat, D.B,, prettily trimmed with braid,
Plum plain cloth Coat, D.B. double stitched seams and edges, bone buttons..... Fawn plain cloth Coats, D.B., double stitched seams and edges, velvet collar and bone buttons..... velo
Black Broad cloth Coat, D B., double strapped seams, stitched edges, black and white striped satin lining QUE IN ss nen: nc douy ies be ines ieccet La f
Black Broad cloth Coat, D.B., double stitched seams and edg Black plain cloth Coat, D.B., double stitched seams and straped edges _ red satin lining. pearl buttoas. Black plain cloth Coat, D.B., double stitched seams and edges, plaid silk lining, pearl buttons..........
BOY’S NEW SPRING SUITS.
Boys Blue Serge Sailor Suits, trimmed with blue braid,
Light checked Tweed Brownie Suits with green cloth edging on collars and lapells. with white and
braid trimming, avery pretty combination.
Price 5.50. Sizes6 to 9 years.
NO, 6 — oy’s Check Tweed Brownie Light Colored, heavy edging of Blue Cloth in collar and Japeis, blue silk tie trimmings of Blaek and White Silk braid, prices 575, ages 5 te 7.
NO’S 3, 4, 5 and 6 are the newest American styles and to see them means at least to admire them.
7.75
pure satin lining and pearl
No ins 5 0un¥ek vai eee ae oe Reits oj oo Cadet Blue plain cloth Coat. D. B. double stitched seams and edges, plaid silk lining, pearl buttons...... 2798 French Grey plain cloth Coat, D. B. fly front, cerise satin lining............-.-.2. eccceeseee oe $7.7
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5.00
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cerise satin lining, pear] buttons........
...$8.75 $7.50
nice sensible suits for every day wear, Qur price Boys All wool Blue Sailor Suits, large sailor collar, good full blouse like higher priced goods, $1.95.
Boys Khaki colored Suits in sailors. Latest suits out with dark green braid on collar, very dressy. Ppieg
Fine corded blue Serge Brewnie with pearl buttons and black silk braid trimming on collar.
green
Another
Week of
per cent discount
on all Boots and shoes— Sale will close—as soon as pew goods arrive— This is your chance.
R. K. JOSTS.
Stamper’s Corner.
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e | ; ¢ : t's only,a e 2 ' r af . Difference in taste ¢ . When you buy from us. 8 Everything you get is of § the same quality—“THE BEST.” To day Angel Cake, 12c each. German Buns, 10¢ per dez. Corn Gems, 10¢ per doz. Oatcake, 12c per lb. Cream Tartar Biscuit 10c¢ per doz. Parker House Rolls 10c per doz, Ginger Snaps, 12c per Ib. All kinds of pies to-day in pastrv, cream GF » @ coconut. 5 Try our Duchesse ‘ Bread 4c per loaf. 8 TELEPnone 98. = 7 D. Stewart : Ectiipee Baker¥ > BAKES BEST BREAD. ®
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