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EXAMINER, CHAKUOLTETOWN. MA

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THE DAILY EX

AMINE

A bout | MAY 4, 1899. DAIRY INSFECLION. J f\ . ey WS Foe Tr bill before the Legisiatare gives sach ¥ CW (0008 large powers to the inspectorand tnstrac- . tor that great care and discriminatioa will need to be exercised in the eelection and ——— appoiutment of the officer. Given the } right mar, our dairy interests will un- MILLINERY { oubted!y be promoied by the operation of

As business in our millinery department is rushing, we | oriler early as possible if you Want your hat Saturda or Collars, Hats, Tams, Hoods, | natores, lafants’ Cloaks oi 4 » . ,

io est stock ol childrens wear : the city.

would like you to leave your] Children’s Coats > nderwear in our Childrey’s SKIRTS

Have you seen the Coats, 4

* partment. We have the

We are selling a great many

\Feiallic Sateens atid Moreen ‘.irts. Have yoa bougnt

ur’a yet? If not, we would ike to show you our line. \'!so Metallic Sateen and Mor- een by the yard.

JACKETS.

Our Jacxets are noted for their style, quality, perfection ot fit, and very low price. We would like you to come in and t-y themon, and with our \hree fold mirror you can see the front, back and side with- o .t tuining yourself.

LADIES UNDERWEAR

It will soon be time for you io think about changing your winter Underwear for someth- ing lighter in weight. We would like toremind you that “eare showing our new sum- iter underwear et prices rang- it yom dc to $1,695 per gar- ment.

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temember the old rnle—“«No trouble toshow goods,”’

PAIS & G

THE MILLINERY LEADERS

CERTAINLY

Never pays to c¢ wry an unreliable watch, You nev«r kno s the time and and sre constantly missing appointments on that ac- count. We sell

Lé iable Watches Only

We don’t care to handle anything else.

Call and give us the ver-— dict cf your inspection,

W. N. TANTON

JEWELER Sas is al > ie al > hel > 3H

Bargains.

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You want real targains, not com mou goods at low prices. The great— est bargzins you can obtain in SOAPS are the world renowmed.

Sunlight & Lifebuoy

Brands, just try them, and you con- net help but acknowledge that they are the best bargains you ever had.

2 Cpa > 95 lp 3 lp se!

he bill.

barm

But an incompetent mav will do | We,

pe that » prudept and gocd man will be

more than pood, there fore,

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eeieete? ~—apne who will not presume 100

; »,.. powers or make D meelf | mucn upon bi. ayers Of fuctories, and

offensive to the Mau '

yet one who wil! © production eu lil 7

ILS sl Upon va, iy of a uniform quality and a bigh alandae of excellence in reepectto our dairy pro ducts.

P, E. IELANDS CLAIMS.

Tue people of this Province are greatly indebted to Mesere. McDoneld and Marva | for their representation of P. E. Ielanda | claims upon the Goveromest of Camada. The Hon. Donald Ferguson had no sooner | obtained a seat in the Senate than he ret about enlightening the pure minds of the gentlemen of fhe Upper Chamber upon | this important point, convinting them of} the justice of our case; and Mesera, ¥ and McDonald bave been perfor

service in the Houre

aFtip | ming @ like | of Commons. We |

se hope that they W"", be equally succeasful. |

Ao epitome O° the argument presented by |

Mr, Marin a few days ago will be found te Naeother column of this issue of Tas Bxaminern. It is that it cannot fail to have convi: ced any ig, that Messrs. Bell and McLellan seem two have thought thatit was not necessary :o udd

e0 forcible and clear

one who gave itan atientive hearit

elicited a word of commendation and encouragement from Sir Louis Davies. It is to be regret~ ied that other, perhaps more important, business prevented every other member ef the Government in the House of Commons from remaining to listen to Mr. Martin’s argument. But if they should be intluen- ced to perform the measures of justice which Messrs. McDonald demand we shall excuse them upon that

anythingtoit, and asto have

and score. In aay case, Mr. Martiu’se lates speech fail to have a good effect upon Parliament ani the country.

in the House of Commons cannot

GOVERNMENT STOCK FARM.

Since the Liberal Government came in the reports on all public matters have been short. Membere cof the Government ap- parently think that itis notsafetolet the The

Publ ¢ Lands has heen whittled

people know too much. report on down to The repot on the Publ Accounts has been greatly curtailed. Th

report of Stock Farm Commissioners is little more than ana- tenuated list cf the few animals on the farm and a bald statement of the accounte showing an expenditure of $1,566 71 10 the past year acd a debit balance of $3,673.44. Ii appears that there are on the farm s\x working horses and one co!t; thirty-four Shorthorns ; twenty-nine Ayrshires, five hig pigs and three little ones,

a’ most potulinog.

the Government

The crop last year consisted of 15° tons of hay, 126 busheis oate, 350 bushels mixed feed, 150

Martin |

boehels barley, 200 rons of corn, 3000 bni- |

hels turnips and 600 bushels mangles. It lig stated also. that the stock i+ healthy land in fine condition; and that “a new i well 75 feet deep, was bored near the barn, with pump and windmill at.ched, lwhich are working well; the water

is carried unde: ground by pipes rate the stable; « large tauk is kept at oll times full dent to pamps.” ‘The cattle sold daring the tronght ip $1,040.60 ond the

and the amouni added to

ot water, # & reserve in Case «f acci~

year gra $124 80,

the debt was $393 92.

u

lu view of the unsatisfactory results and

conditions, the people are surely entuled tu on explanation and a suggestion as to But noihing of For ihe

the country of

ecme way of betterment. kind

n

we is voucbeafed,

distributs throughout twenty-two calves the expense and trouble of mainleiing the farm bas been incurred Pia $400 added to thedebt. Yet,

have nothing to say

is, apparently about the matter, There PE ’?

’ véerD~- no intention on the part of ihe Uv

menteither to enlarge the use¢falnes of tbe farm cr te curtail ite «expense #0 that

ends may meet. 4 + i

— lhe old saying about * one cae 18 sees salen _ oe otiee Ss “ igh Comm sini te a oe i $2 .,700 UO last year aad ia to

«iOr@ DEX’ year.

wiblers ip

—‘'bbe cost of the Civil Goveroment inst year Was $1,431,991.49; vext year, accordiog tO the estimates the cost will be $1,451,475.66—an increase of $19,484.17. Deiigottu cews tor (ue taxpayer.

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—But, then, there is to be @ reduc tion ot $32,100 in the yotes fer arts, agri- | culture and statisiics,—less muney tor tbe | prometion of the interesis Of Our farmere |

| —She Administration of Justice cost | jast year $795,901.05; next year tbere is }muthorized and to be paid for the same | service $818,155 @0—an increase of $22,. | 253.97—wall fur tbe Liberal lawyers !

—The cost of the Post Office depart- inept last year amounted to $3,603 411 00; avd next vear there is to be $3,604,843 — | an increase of $1,432.00, — noiwithstanding | Mr. Mui ock’s protestations that expenses would be reduced.

—There was expended in the collection of excite. last year, $451,776.25; and ' there i to be spent next year the sum of

$462,095 .00—-an increase of $10,318.75 — ;iaie laiteris probebly on accouat ot the | additioval tax on tobacco.

—The government of Canada now pay, $13,313,839.91 a8 ipterest etc., on the public debt- $421,140 04 more than last year! In addition, $161,245.80 a year are to be paid as charges of management of the debt ~—an increase of $8,400. How these dear Liberals are econom:zing.

—In reply to an enquiry as to the desir- ability of imcorporating in the measure now before the Legislature a pron'bitiwa of the export of inferior cheese or butter the D iry Commissioners telegraphed to- day to the effect that 1t was not expedient to enact any such prohibition.

The Finance Minister seems to want to take credit to the Government tor the prospect which has g ivenbim a curs plusin the facecf largely increased -x-~ penditures. He might, just a reason- ably, be asked totake the responeibility for the long hard winter we have had and the north east snowstorm on the 4th of May.

—The Guardian agrees with Tur Ex- AMINER that if it ie at all practicable the bridge acrose the Hillsborough should be opposite thecity and not at a di: tance‘above; aod we agree with the Guardian that the engineers will have to settle tae question of practicability. Further we think that no trifling difficulty or expense should deter the governmeat from placing the bridge at the point at which it wili do the greatest goodjto.the greatest number for all time tocome,

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greatest wheel ma

the market. orangé¢. exceiled by none.

Bicycles...

are undoubtedly the Best. iversally acknowledged for so long a time as the

Chey have been un-

nuiactured, that we do not hesi

tate in offering them tu you as the very best on Prices from $40—up. Our Bevel Gear Chainlesa at $75,00 is

In black or

Call in and see our samples,

We Carry a Full Line of Parts A tew good second hand wheels in stock,

MARK WRIGHT AND CO

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In the olden times felts were worn bp Now they are worn by the women

men,

Fashson has decreased, as one of the essential qualities of womanly grace. We have Kid Belts Leather selts, Web Belts, Canvas Belts, Satin Belts, Metalic Belts, sibbon Belts, ete, ete

2aturday

We will ove roffer 100 Ladies’ Belis at a prise that many Ladies will be able to havea belt in every room for the BAD BOYS

LADIES, BUY A BELT

Also 500 Belt Euckles.

you would want a dozen Mail orders attended to.

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If we told you the price

Give us a trial order-

JAS. PATON & CO, 2222 een kee22

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Paris Green

Berger’s Paris Green is the best made In order to meet the requirements of the spraying machine for applying it, it’s been ground very fine—as fine as powder. It works perfectly. v's the surest, qaick— est potato bug poison made,

Be sure you ia England by.

LEWIS BERGERR& SONS, Ltd.

LONDON, ENGLAND

you get the genuine made

PYYPEYOTT REL ORDDTT ANNE Ty PPTNTT ERT RET NRT PRT NNER ET PPT TTT

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eoe3 ee 6 £424

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CDOS OWHD 9DHDIDOD

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Is they ache it’s the fault of your shoes. Get your next pair from a man who know, his bys. iness Shoeing is our businegs — and we know every lranch of it f-5 yn F , : *

i m A t 4, ry us, we will prove It had made as well as imported

“peciaily Selected

boots and shoes. The husiness that dispoints customers under. minds itself. Drop in and jn spect our basiness, See the LEADER in mens for five quarters—$1,25,

We study to bring you back, and want to plcase you more than once,

Hoot & Shee Store, #

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EYEGLASES

{de a pair and up

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Just opened a new stock at _

Modern Jewelry aud P.ivey

Office.

Store, Sunayside, opposite Post

We Make the valy Genuine German

It ro’, leave ux your orler—ouly 10c per doz‘n

Doughuuts, Oat da ke, Scotch Cake, Patties,

Al! fresh baked to-day Telephone $8

». STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY, Bakes Best Bread.

LIME! LIME!

We are now burning and can supply any quantity of best Roach Lime for building and farming purposes.

C. LYONS & CO.

Crescents have four leading characteristics

Richest Finish Right Prices

Perfect Desion Highest Grade

1 2 = No bicycles made are so well known throughout the world as Crescents; none

ing qualities, and nc bicycle is so universally handled as an exclusive line by representative merchants, We might

even go further, and ciaim that Crescents are the best bicycles made, but such bicycles stand upon their owa merits, because the merit is in them. ilities, improving our methods of manefacture, and bendin, our energies tireless] as it was possib e to produce. years are combineed in the models for this season.

By concentrating our efforts on these models, and with the strictest eeon name our prices the lowest at which it is psssible to make and sell a staictly hi

over, our list prices are rigidly maintained and will not be reduced during the sé¢ason. The general frame design we have changed somewhat by making it more rakish, with handsome curve te the forks,

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and with a drop of 23

inches to the crank hanger on the full sized models.

The Crescents Beval Gear Ohainless Bieycles are the result of actual experiences, and practical use in 1897 and In 1897 we expressed our confidence in the future of the bevel gee?

1898, and previous years of expermenting. bicycle by outfitting with the latest and most perfect bevel-gear cutting mac Crescent Bevel Gear Chainless, and were satisfied to let them win proved satisfactory and serviceable. Wehave impreved them at many points, siderably withovt sacrificing strength, and we are cony at any time, on any road, and under any conditions.

WESTERN WHEEL WORKS, Chicago M anufactarer®

FRogers & Ro

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CHARLOTTETOWN and SUMMERSID &

SOLE AGENTS FOR P. E, ISLAND.....0ee.

Year by year we have been increasing our fae

The finest material procurable, the highest skilled workmanship, and the experience

their own wey against all obstieles.

inced that they are the best adapted of all the bicycles for us?

have a better reputation for endur- Crescents

a claim is unnecessary

y to wake Crescents as good biegeles

omy in manufacturing, we are able to gh grade, up-to—date vicycle.

hinery, We kaew the merits of They have We have reduced their weight com

Ssers,

Thes McQuaid}

3 Lower Queen St.

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