— So eT

———« Time You Were Buying Bedding.

forcing many house

These nippy nights are the buying 0!

wives to the ccnviction that

weddirg should te done nght now. Andi if these housewives will examine the articles re ferred to in this fist, they will be forced to th c nviction that the buying should be done right here llankets, Comforts, Blanketing Our $2.50 blanket leads them for warmth al

economy of purse.

TAMES PATON & CO.

Bedding.

e learned that ist be only of fine. so Rub your

1 ae Long ago ¥ oli wool blank to be good, n it woo

thes : we will have at low prices.

hand over the white all-wool blankcts f

and fine—more sO than you would expect ai

the marked price. seis Real Scotch Ayrshires’ and English

comfortable blankets “anadian blankets

Whitneys’ pure solt, from $4.50 to $10.00. trom $2 50 Up.

JAMES PATON & CO.

Women's Waists.

Shirtwaists at such prices—that is, shirtwaists at sich prices—are not only un usual but extremely rare, $1.50 and others

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such

JAMES PATON & CO,

A woman may havea beautiful face, a win- ming smile, a majestic figure and most engag- icg manners, and still lack the one feature mecessary to make her bewitching, which is a distunctive quality ot coquettishness that can only blossom underneath the smashed crown and drooping brim of a South African hat. Qu: Warrior dat in all colors only $1.00 worth $150. One table of hats at 5oc.

JAMES PATON & CO.

The same ciyid scrutiny of fabrics, the same smart tailoring for boy’s clothing as for men’s. Mtyles that have the boyish grace with the manly finish. Beautiul suits for the little Seliows ; strong, sturdy suits for the older boys —the practicai and the novel—a splendid lot of warm Reefers from 75c to $3.50. Also 385 Ulsters guiog to-day at $3.75.

JAMES PATON & CO,

Never mind what the thermometer says, it’s trme to buy heavier clothing tor that buy. M you want hem dressed in clothes that are absolute.y righ! in style, tailored in first-class manner, and rightly-priced you should see wint we have to offer. We are willing te have the stock judged by these few garments but we don’t want the garments judged by these inadequate descriptions. Come and see them. $15c00.co worth to choose fiom.

JAS. PATON & CE POLITICAL MEETINGS.

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Meetings of the Electors of Fzst Queen’s will be held at the foliowing times and places 10 which Alexander Martin, (sq, the Uppoesition can idaie, is respectfully invited :

Winsioe Road, New Hail, Tuesday, Oct 56, +t 7 p. m.

Brackley Point Road, Harrington Wednesday, Oc. 17, at 7 p. m.

Rustico, Kank Ilai', 4 harsday, Oct. 18, at 7p ™.

Little York p- m.

Covehead West, Oct, 20, at7 p m.

Tracadie Cross, Oct. 22, at? p. m.

foit Augustus, Monaghan Raod £chool Tuesday, Oct. 23,

Pownai Hall 7p m.

Lake Verde, Schoolhouse, Thursday, Oc. 25, at 7. m.

Uigg Hall, Friday, Oct. 26, at 7 p. m.

Caiedonia, Schoolhuuse, Saturday, Oct. 27, at2 p.m.

Grand View, Schoolhouse, 27, at 7. p. m.

Eldon Hall, Monday, Oct. 29, at 7 p. m.

itelie River, Schoolhouse, Tuesday, Oct. 37, at 7, m.

itun Cross Hall, Thursday, Nov, 1, ai 2 p.m,

Murray Ilarbor Nov, 1, at 7 p.m

Glen Wilham Hall, Friday, Nov. 2, at 2). ™.

Murray Rive

Hail,

Hall, Friday, Oct. 19, at7

Schoolhouse, Saturday,

ons . . Schoothous>, Monday,

at 7 pm.

Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2°

. ; Saturday, Oct.

North Hall, Thursday,

Hall, Friday, Nov. 2, at

7 p- Mm. tiggn Bank ifall, Saturday, Nov. 3, at 2p. m.

Weod sslands Hall, Saturday, Nov. 3, at - * p =x D. A. McKINNON, Li! eral ¢ andidate. Alexander Martin, the Conservative candi sic will be present at the meetings.

HIGH GRADE LE Fg* Winter and Soring Fiowers i yacinth:, Narcissu:, Tulips, Frecsias, Oxalis, Easter Lilies, Chinese Lilies, Calla Lilies.

See cur up-to-date c.talo; se,

HASZARD & MOORE

Sunnyside, - |

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THE

TH DAILY EXAMINE

CHARITON’S

MEDICINE.

Tad GvarpiaN makes a commendable attempt—from the Government point of view—-to “sugar -o'er * a bitter pill. Mr. Joba Charlton is against the Government, -quarely against the Government, in re- spect to Prefersntial Trade, and io respect io the free admission into Canada of United States proioete, such a? corr; and be has declared, in effect, the truth thatthe Gov ernment bas not tried to fulf] its pra» mises in regard economy of eXpenditures, reduction of deht, ete.

In pointof fact, Mr, Charlton’s attack upon the Government is scarcely less effective thau that of Mr. H. H. Cook, though it is not eo elaborate or compre~ beneive. Thigis the more remarkable in view of the high position Mr. Charlton bas held in the Liberal party. He is in- deed a much abler representative than the major ty of those who sitio the Cabinet. A thoughifal, silent, dietant, brainy Presbyt: rian,—whben Mr. @bariton speek. his words are effective upon the minds of those who compose the Liberal party of Ontaric(; and his. condemnation of the Government will be acquiesed in as right- eous and timely by tioueands upon thou- sends of the old Liberals throughout Canada.

The Guardian says ‘that “ bis honest critcisms are likely to prove not worse thao healihful medicine.” But the diffi- culty of effecting: an improvement in the Government's bad.case ia evident to all. However strong ihe medicine, Sir Wilfrid Laurier cannot, in view. of his declarations in Eogland, whew be captured the Cob‘en Meds), advocate Matual PitterentialT mde. However strong the medicine, be cannot get ridgof Tarte, Sifton and Blair and so give rise toa bope that his Govern- ment will be more ecovgupical and care- falin the future than it Las beeo in the past. No, the only .medigine that will be cHlective tor the geod of the country is pat which the mrjority of the e/ectore wil edmiuiater On ine &ib of November, #ucuo they will purge the countr)—as ’rice purged Parliament—by turning wt ine whele lot,

It it be irur, a stated by the Patriot,

wt ihe Couservatives of Nerih Nortolk

ave decided potté offer opposition to 4. Cherlior, it is evident thet bis at'ack vp-oibe Government is tegaided as an b.maiion thec Le will give Sir Charles upperen ince, cudeLt eupport in respect 1 tatt 'OiLe chitfpoimes ip bis pror samme, vz, Mucual Preferentisl]l Trade, air Trede with 1be Upned States, ana couctoy Ju the sdminisvation of sffiire,

coDtre-distirguiebed from the reck ler e-

ss ard broken promites by which tne

Watier Day Literais in ibe Government € CLeraciez ized.

2s ~~-o?+e—

‘'eRy!”

— ——— ——

This is the one greateecential to success o every undertaking.

It 1e admitted by wen of al! parties that a pref- rence in the markets of Great Britain would be a great thing for Canada and the Emsire; aod many persone in Great br tain as well as in the colonies believe tbat Great Britain might yield the desired preferecce without any irjary to her own

} interesis— rather with prefit,

Sir Charies is squarely in favor of euch a prefereace,— he hae worked for it in ihe jact: he will work for it in tbe future. Sir W Ifrid Laurier, on tbe other hard, eaye it ie “imposs.ble.”

What will the electors of Casuda esy about it—which leader will they fol- low ?

Ought they not tosay “ we shall try,”— ought they not to vote for the Leader ard the men who will try to obtain the prefer~

great thing for Cunads?”

LO

RURNITUXE,

They buy here because

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>to win.

ence which €very one can eee wculd be “ta.

i anaes

DAILY EXAMINFR

von agement

CONSERVATIVE CLUB ROOM.

We are glad to report that our friends in Wes: and from every part of the the news tbat Mr. Hackett is all but eu e

Prince are v gorously at work, riding comes }

A club rocm under the auspices

of the Weet Prince Aseociation, is being

opened at Tignish ‘n one of the apart- ments of the new C. M. B. A, Hall, where

all friends cf good government will be

cordially welcome. An atiendant will be

in charge day and night,—unutil after elec-

tion day. The enterprise of ihe Tignish

Conservatives is well worthy cf imitation.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—Some of Mr. Bell's friends in Newton are kicking. Yes, aud they have reason to kick.

-—-The probibition plebiecite cost the country $197,932. Bu. ibe Prohibition vote of 1896 was captured by ‘Tarte, Laurier & Ce.

—The energetic youog menof Bredul- bane intend forming a local Tupper Club. The Conservatives in this section have made surprising gains

—It is reported that Mr. J. H. Bell ic making a bouse to house canvass. Ali io vain,— he cannot withstand the edvancing storm of an indignant electorate.

— Sir Charles Tupper is in Toronto. On bis way thither, on Friday last, be told a Montreal reporier that in bis opinion the Conservatives woud catiy fifteen or eix- teen out of the twenty seats in Nova Scotia.

—The St. John Sun sizes up the situa- tionintbis province and saye: ** At the beginning of the campaign the Liberal. Conservatives of Prince Edwara Irland claimed jour Feats Out Of ibe tive in thar province, Thev now expectfo carry the whyle IsJard. Mr. Siewart ie opposing Sir Louis Daviee, andihe minister is no holding bis own well. Sir Louis ia Lawp- ered by bis own record, and chiefly by bi- own unfulfilled promiver. He has lor the persona! popularity he bad by his uee of patronegr. The people bave joet con- fidence in him, ard hie cempaign is utterly barren «fertbueimrm. It is con- fidently expected that Prince Edward Island will send a eolid delegation against the government,”

Sabbath Breaking.

Mr. Epircr,—It ie worderfal how Sir Louis bare turned right about face is hi canvases as well as in al bis promire-. Now he'll promiee nothing, only, * If] get in 1 wiildoall I cen for you,” as it there is a doubt in bi. own miod. And be tnkee good care to.emphesize the words “if I,” strongly impressing Ov the elecior= oiind that be murt exert all bis powers 'o base the great “I” elected. But orce de- ceived itis bard io trast agsin. Two vt the faitbfal wenton a miseios oo Sanday, one a thoemeker from the city aud the other 6 Jeedicg man of Brookfizid Churen Tuey heerd that the wire man was ict and thought it an oj; portune timé iv pour cilon the nead of tke much atused But they were not long rooting #ronse that back door before they were to'd tha: be good man of the house did not want te sree them. He bad had esough of tLe Sundsy visite in the pset.

} ow, M - Editor, I believe the mem:rs of b.cukfi-id Presbyterian Church a weil as others through ttis province will repy- diate the action of those Sabbath- breakers by votirg againet euch a party: Tbe bies is preposterout’ To thitk of men wth the boidvers of visitirg » sick man on ine Sabbath whes- sole ot j*ct nodoub: wae to heal upold political ro-er.

The highest «mbition otthe New Lib. eral “workers of t -dsy isto epread ron, bresk the Sabbath, use money to corrupt the returning Cflicere andthe electors, ~ anything disborest, mean or ireacnerous voder the heavens, so long es they can keep in power.

Yours A Disetitep NEIGEUCTR.

says ihe Irisim an, who nevertheless em-= ploys it tocart out the uglier devil, o cough or cold; hew much more reneible io employ Adameon’s Botanic Cough Balecm, which never fails, 252. at el! Drugg'sts,

Saweeen — ae eae

UMORS, boils, pimpies J al eruptions are due toimpu: wood,

land by purifying the bloot witr:

Hood's Sarsaparilla they are CURED

OK

Around and ‘see t! e housekeepers who are buying ocr

they save from 10 to 25 p.c.

Our stocks are very complete—and w:? :re showing a arge humber of new designs—never shown here before.

RIGHT

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“WHISKY YOU RE THE DEVIL!”

CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 23 tgoo ,

er,

NIGHT CLASSES

—-AT THE—

Cc. B. C.

(Five sessions per week)

——WILL OPEN ON—

Monday, 22nd Inst,

At 7.30 p. m.

Thorough instruction in Book keeping, Business Penmanship, Arith- metie, Commercial Law, Shorthand and Typewriting. Intending students are asked to enter at ovce, or as secn as possible, Terms, etc, on applica-

tion to L. B. MILLER, Principal.

Great Clearance fale of Columbia Zithers.

Balance of oyr stock must be sold. All new, fresh goods. No shop-worn stock. Special inducenents to immed.at: purchasers, Free lessons. Call and see us sure.

ARTHUR B. WALKER, Imperial House, Corner Kent and Queen Streets, city.

- McEACHEN & McCABE,

Barristers-at-Law, cte, McDonald’s Block, Charlotte Street,

Sydney, i B.,

_ Lors anp Houses in and about Sydney bovght and Ssoid, and moneys invested or borrowed at snort notice, as clients may re- quire, d&w

HORSES ON FREIGHT

TO WEST INDIES.

The “B. C. Borden” 385 tons will lead early in Ncvember for Earbadoes and Demerara—and will carry horses on deck— applications fcr space should be made early.

This vessel is excellently well adopted for safe and comfortable carry irg.

CARVELL BROS, Ch'te wn. Oct. 13, 1900 lw eed,

W hite’s Caramels and jnowflake

Chocolates ~tr

Can be had at any fcilowing firs. class TF. J. Morris

. LL. Hooper

W. Pickard & Co, y. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart @ Gates Sanderson & Co. J.P. MeLeod & . H. Mason,

POLITICAL = MEETINGS

BRINGS COUNTTZT

ore

Meetings of the electors of King’s County wil be held at the times and places following at which Hon. Senator Ferguson and _ the unders'gned will be present and speak :~-

Cardigan Bridge, Thursday, 25th Oet., 7 p. m.

Durdas, Frigzy, 26th Oct., 7 p. m.

al : a ae - Pecke’s, Saturday, 27th Oct., 7 oe A. C. McDONALD,

Candidate for King’s.

A meeting of the King’s County electors is also called at Montague Bridge on Monr- day, 5th November, 7 p. m., to which Mr. lughes, the Liberal candidate, is invited.

A. C. McDONALD.

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FALL AN)

WINTER

All Wool or Fleece Lined,

SOc.

A garment, all sizes up to 44 inchee.

Very special values in a - wool or Fleece Lined at

7&c and $1.00

UND

BETTER VALUES THAN EVER.

a garment,

prices than ever before shown.

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Fine Medium Weight Sarj tary wool,

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a garment.

A Popular Garment :—

Men's Scotch Lambs Wool Suits |

Which we have in Cashmere and Scotch Wool at low pricas,

Hine Lines Imported Underwea:

We are showing some of the be st Imported Goods in plain and heavy ribbed Llama, Szotch Wool, &., st lower

See our values before purchasing. 150 garments, odd kt. at 20 per cent cff. Big sule of bankrupt rainprovfe. See our boys warm clothiny.

JAS. PATON

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ESTABLISHED 1825.

liberal policies, free and unre- stricted.

Bonus Year, [900

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Assure before the 15th November

Enquire for rates, terms, etc.

Hyndman & Co.)

AGENTS.

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IT PAYS TO BUY AT PERKINS’,

LADIES’ JERSEYS HALF PRICE

eg

24 Jerseys—some plain, some with braid trimming, and some with bead trimming, at

$1, $1.45, $1.75, $2.25. Jf you come at once you can have first choice at half price. These Jer-

seys are just the thing for wearing under your jacket or around

the

'F. Perkins & Co.,

THE MILLINERY LEADERS.

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