BAKED BEANS

Witn or without to- fresh and

mato sauce,

gold.

3 lb tins with sauce 12c

9 ib tins with sauce 10c

8 lb tins without sauce 10c

2 lb tins without sauce Re Also a full line ot

tomato sauce from 12c

bott'e up SANDERSON & C0

Victoria Row Grocers.

Wer tierring

Just received 25 barrels prime Labrador Herring (warranted). Ih«se Herring are not very large, but

you prefer flavour and quality to nize these are the Herring to buy.

We have just received also some serge fat Cape Breton Herrirg We ca. supply them in pails, 4 A bbis. and by the dozen, also in barrels for the wholesale trade.

For the reserve Season

We have just received 50 dozen reserve Jars in glass and stone which will be seld low to clear out the lot.

)taspberries.

Orders filled for Respberries | y th pail.

BLP. Maddigan & Co

Lower Queen Street.

+ 1 0DiS. 4

—_—_——

SORDECREERUGG) UEEEERUEE EG tannenees GREE LEEF

bla IGS

We display one of the most select stccks of Ster!- ing Silver Gilt Ename}led Souvenirs in the city.

Enamelled Brooches, Stick Pins, Hat Pins, Blouse Setts, Cuff Links, Manicur Pieces, Belt Buckels and an endless variety of Canadian Sou- venir Scoons ranging in price from 75c to $2.56.

and visitors especially invited to in- spect our stock.

W. W. Wellner

Jeweller & Engraver.

Tourists

PPTMGGREREEREDOGGRRRETURREREUQQEQERGRGRGSERRGGERERGEDSEREGHORERRSGRGR SURED ESRRGRERERRHRRRON SSOP MNT Ac eaa oe ae ARaS

- rGEEREERERQUGG0GQREREUERRGRGHEQRORECESEEBAT.

Herring ! Herring ! Herring |

Just recvived, 60 half-barrels No. 1 large Cape Breton Her- ring. Also 390 half-barrels No llarge Magdalen Island Herring.

lf you want good Herring, call or write. Orders by mail promptly attended to.

Driscoll & Hornsby,

Queen Street.

>

Liberal — Conservative Elec- tors of West Queens.

A convention ef the Liberal-Conzerva- tive electors of the Riding of West Queens will be held inthe Benevolent Irish So- ciety’s Hall, Kent Street, Charlottetown, on Tkureday, the 28rd day of August, instant, at 1.30 o’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of nominating a candidate to contest the riding, at the forthcoming Dominion Eiection

The cenveners of the different

poll-

ing districts will please have delegates from each po}] in the riding appointed to attend and to vote at the convention. P. BLAKE, Convener.

¢ R SMALLWOOD,

Secretary.

THE DAILY EXAMINER

a EY

AUGUST 8, 1900.

TELEGRAPH SERVICE.

OUR

Arter all The Guardian said and did last spring, and in the years preceding, the Government hae not voteda cent towards the improvement of the telegraph eer~ vice of this Province or the lowering of the rates, The Government voted away FIFTY-FIvE millions of dollars—FrirrrEx MILLIONS more than the “ extravagant Conservatives” expended—but not a nickl® towards night tclegrams for the Guardiau or lower rates forthe public! All the binster about the telegraph monopoly— —by the way, Sir Louis says there is no mouopoly—hbas ended in nothing! Yet the discreet organ is quite content. It says nothing now sbout telegrams, anc seems to be well pleaeed when it can get in a word in defence of the Government’s hypocrisy and deceit with reference to Protection, extravagant expenditures, high taxes and increasiug debt. The wonder is that i does uot defend their conduct as to tne Plebiscite and National Prohibition, or the jobbery and political corruption of which the flood-gates have been opened by Mesers. ‘larie, Sittom and Blair. But inixs would,. perheps, be going a step too fer ior ibe inde; endent and honest men who have, heretofore, given The Guardian their countenence and support. The Gu-erdian ie discreet, if it isa supporter of the new Literals who make such Wueton use oftbe taxpayers’ money !

C.nceruing the telegraph service there can be no dcuti that this province bas been shabbily treated. We ovght—even if the Goversment bas (o pay » trifle out of its $65,(00 0.0 i udget tor that purpose

| V. McInerny, Eeq., M. P., for Kent, N, B., one of the cleverest members of the | House of Commons, has been invited,and

T HE DAIL‘

men of the Province —not to speak of the Guardian --Sir Louis is to be censured for not securing the coreession required, eben so much public money was being voted away for less needed purposes,

——— oe em -

LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE. CONVENTION,

We are glad to notice that our friends are getting in line as a fiit?ng response to Tue Examin&r’s call of a few days ago- Western iniormation says that the Presi- dent of the West Prince Association, Dr. Murphy, Las called the convention of the West Riding of Prince for Auguet the 22nd inst. We are informed ihat Geo.

will likely be present, to addrees the electors of West Prince at O'Leary on the 22nd,

The electors of West Prince are active and energetic, and when the time comes to line up for the general election they will be found ready and willing to accept tbe gaze of battle.

According to THe Examiner it con- demns the Government becauce ito mem- bers througbout twenty long years de-~ nounced protection. That was long ago

ee —

EXAMINER, GHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 8, 1900

————$————

Ficnic.

The ladies of Mount Stewart, viewing the necessity of improving the sidewalks in the village, intend holding a mammoth _ picnic

Eclipse ]

SATURDAY, 18th Inst.

There will be a well stocked saloon, tea tables, dancing booths, swings. bowling alley and other amusements of a very attractive nature.

Nothing will be Jeft undone to make this picnic the outing of the season. Everything will be provided to please the taste and fancy

of an epicure.

The grounds selected for the occasion is but a’stones throw from the river, where the speckled beauties abound in profusion. So if

picnics are not in your line, arm yourself witb a fishing rod and spend a pleasant while angling in the placid waters of the Hilsboro.

Arrangements will be made fora special train or a steamer from Charlottetown on that day (of which due notice will be given) to place excursionists on the spot.

Be sure and make a _ note of the date ,the 18th, as it will bea gala day at Mount Stewart.

W. A. CHEVERIE, Secretary. Mount Stewart, Aug 6th, 1900. dy tues and fri & wkly.

continue to maintain protection,” Tae Examiner, end it thinks protection u good thing. Now why does not our con temporary give them credit for doing a good thing while in power ? We not think so bighly of the protective system as THE EXAMINER docs, but that is nothing here or there. Why condemn a party 80 severely for talking wrong and refuse all credit for doingright? We pause for a reply.— GUARDIAN.

A suificient reply to this twaddle might be given in another question— Why con~ demn as man tor stealing a horse to ride to town when he has a horse of his own ? —eurely it’s all right to come to town !

There can be no doubt that before the last general election, and throughou, the twenty years previous thereto, Free Trade was the policy of the Liberal party, and Protection that of the Conservatives:

The Liberal leaders {denounced Pro- tection in principle and in practice, per- Suaded many persons that they were right, that Protec ion was a curse to the coun~ try—and so obtained many votes.

After getting into power by means of these votes, they have thrown Free Trade overbosrd, have etolen Protection,and are riding prosperously on the Protection horse belonging to their opponents,

But the Guardian cannot see that thi y have done anything wrong! While we pity the Guardian’s moral and menial obliquity, we have no doubt that all intelligent and honest electors cee clearly that the men who have done this ere not

—to be put upon au equality with the neighboring provinces ip respect to rates. | A ao ght service is not much needed,—exs cept by The Guardisn. But lower rates { for dey telegram», sent and received while Our merchants sre at Lusiness, would be @ concession to ihis community thst would be really velueble aud would be greatly a, preciated,

We have repeatedly pointed out that there is tut one way by which this con- cession can be obtaind. We might as well talk to the wind as threaten the Anglo-American Telegraph Company. To withdragy their present subsidy and trust to the @ompetition «f other telegraph companies would be decidedly risky under existing conditions. The only safe alternative isto add a thousand or two thousand ‘dollars a year to the subsidy which the Angl>-American receives. Sir Louis Davies is well aware of this fact; and in view of the repeated representations

\ the country.

of the Charlottetown Board of Trade, | backed up by the Press and the business

Woes

TRY

Our BICYCLE LIVERY

Look at%our assortment of

BRING

Your Bieycie to our repair

NEW BICYCLES,

We have all world Leaders,

ARK WRIGHT & G0.. LTD

Home Makers.

fiito be trusted with the Government cf

Deceivers and dishonest upon an ims portant matter of principle and policy, they caunot ke expected to be honesi and trustworthy in the conduct of the general business of the country. Turn them out.

—Thbe letter received by the Shah a short time ago before the attempt to ase~ assinate him was} made was as follows : “T think fitto warn you that an attempt will be made against your iife during your stay in Paris. lama member of an anarchist associa- tion, meeting at No 3 Pizzidi Naples, which has decided upon your death. If I warn you because feelings of humanity get the better of my desire for vengeance ov sovereigns and potentates,! add,in con-~ clusion, that he who is choren to kill you 18 @ friend of him who killed the King of Italy.”

Fine black cotton hoee, ‘natural woo] ‘oles, good quality at 30c. T. J. Harris, London Houee.

—

All new whees.

shop for satistactory repairs.

and while they were in opposition. “ ‘Cuev | Baye |

SR AA PRR

%

SOUVENIRS

nh fine

Our Little Island and Dominion.

Belt Buckels, from 85c.

Brooches from 25c.

Hat Pins from 25c.

Cuff Linke from $!.0 0

Spoons from Svc.

We have many patterns not to be be seen elsewhere.

G, H. TAYLOR,

Jeweler & Optician,

Sunnyside, Queen Sq.

PARRARAAHARAAAARAARASASS AS EEE TE EE ET ES ES eS EES ES SE SS

ee RE ERE

CANADA'S

iternational Exhibition St. John, N. B. Opens Sept; 10th, Closes Sept 19th.

_ Additions have been made[to the Live Stock prizes and a buttermaking competition and exhibit of cheese making provided for.

Amusements will, this year, be more than ever a prominent feature, including many unique and startling novelties,

Very cheap fares and special excursions on all railways and steamers. Exhibits on several of the main lines will be carried prac-

cal'y free. Full fparticulars advertised tex.

Fxhibitors desiring space in the buildigs on the gicurds shculd make early en: and, for sales and special privileges imf udiate application should be made. Premium lists a on application to

CHAS. A. EVERETT, _ Manager & Secretary.

entry forms will be*sent

. J. MCLAUGHLIN, President.

Twitching Eyelids

Indicate eyestrain.

The slightest hint of it should not be neglected.

We test eyes free of charge, and recommend glasses only when absolutely necessary.

i. F, HUTCHESON,

Watchmaker & Jeweler.

day in the year,

4. One mile

6,

—

je

8, 10, One half

Refreshments

B. G. PROWSE.

President

—— . a

—_——

Special in

Oc. each VESTS

5 dozen Ladies’ Vests,

SKIRTS

prices, bargain.

wg ‘

eeatldaemeeegnnenmeatanensemee

20 cts. | ‘This Dit of Silver Goes a Long Way Hey

equivalent elsewhere.

Entry fee—25 cents for each event. hands of the Secretary at 2p m on Monday, 13th,

FREE Bazaar Patierns Free Tonight

SHIRT WAISTS One Third Off.

COTTON WRAPPERS

Belance of our crash, pique skirts going at greatly reduced Come expecting to get

You’ll not,be dieappoin ic

F, PERKIN

a

ALE

It buys a good suit of underclothing in any size It buys two good flannellette or gingham shirts It buys a good umbrella cr sunshade, It buys two good four-in-hand ties in any shade It buys a hard or soft hat worth double the inona

It buys more genuine merchandise value here a. | Do you believe it? We Drove jt

——— ON THE ——-

cnet JING ommesem

LIST OF EVENTS

1.£ One-half mile bicycle, (handicap).

2. 220 yards run, (handicap).

3. Hose Reel competition, one quarter mile Firemen.

bicycle, (handicap).

mile run, (handicap).

on Grounds.

Band of 4th Regiment in Attendance. Twenty-five cents admits to Grounds and Grand Stal

REG, STRWAE & : Secretary,

net

It pays to buy at Perkins.

If you'll take a quick in- ventory of your Dry Goods needs after read- ing the news of Satur- day’s specials, in all pro- bability we'll supply

wants tomor:ow.

—

Dress M

One Quarter

—_— -—

HOSE

epecial 5c.

duck and

a bi

price on al] our summer

The" Leading, Milliners. ~~

Special in

COTTON WRAPPER | 50c. each.

ir |

bi

You y

J. MACDUNALD & Oi

Where worth and low price meet,

——ae —_—— .

Electric Light Sp

FIRST OF THE SEASON, =F Grounds ofthe C. AAA

» Open tp

Drill competition, open to companies Boys Brigade |

Relay race, one mile, 4 ,unners, one quarter wk each, open to Militia Companies, a

Three mile bicycle, (bandicap).

Hurdle Race, 120 yards.

9, High Jump.

We'll Save You Money Wre Enow We Can,

FREE Palm Leaf Fans Free ung ;

ins

Of.

iw Ladies’ Cotton Hose, wortbf'l5% night special 10¢.

‘ MILLINERY

Don’tlyou want ajnice sailor trimmed hat. We have reda

ced th raillivery:

* 3 ~“

Tuesday Evening, August 14}

ms

Entries to be in tht |

~~

— wi eeoeeaseesere euvuw

| i / 7 | |

i

220 2O8SS8 COSS8S8

= }i ae. 18

, 2

S & CO. 1