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‘Thousands of Reefers, Over- ¢ COTS and Suits equal to cus- Mr. | tom made for half the price.

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Braces and Underc!othing. We

BROTHERS

. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1896

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A VERITABLE feast ae Bareains.

Is what W. A. Weeks & Co. !

have provided for their cus- | tomers this week. And just what a “rich” feast it will be the following examples abun- dantly illustrate. Decisive reductions on Jackets, Capes, Felt Hats, Trimmed and Un- trimmed Millinery.

This Week's Bargains

NotLirg like these values ever offered before

Regular ; Weeks os Ladies. reper Selling ¢ ¢@ a - Selling ry ° ” re 4 . ~ Price 5 \ Price. £3.85 to) Ladies’ Jackets and / $2.25 to SiG.80 4 Capes now 4 $6.95. 78c to ) Ladies’ Untrimmed Fe t 7 50e $1.50 4 Hats, all at \ 50c $1.50 to ? Ball Trimmed HatefHalf 775 to 5.09 \ Price § $3.50 $1.35 and ) Job line Black Ben ? $1.10 and L .65 4 galine ilk at § 1.25 The. Fine Cashmere at 50c 85e. Empress Corsets at 65c 65e. Splendid Corset at 50e 25e. Ladies’ Linders at 20c 32c. Heavy Quality at 2ec 40c. Ladies’ Drawers at 52c {%e. Ladies’ Hose at 30c 3%. Gents’ all wool Sox at 22c 29e Gents’ Collars at loc 89». Gents’ Cuffs at 22c

50c, Unlaundried Shirts at 39c $1.45 best White do at $1.10

1.00 Shirts or Drawers 60c

1-00 Fine Shetland wool 50c 25c. heavy Ticking at 1ldc L7c. Fine Linen Towels at 15c l6e. Grey Fiannel at 12$¢ 25e, Heavy all wool at 19c 36c. very finest do at 30¢e $1.25 Cravenette at $1.00 $1.00 Gents lined Gloves at 79 $1.25 best Kid Clasped at 98e

‘ who want jobs or have a personal spleen

A STARTLING COMMISSION.

Captain Douglas will Lnvestigate All Kinds

(Halifax Herald.)

The startling information has been ) elicited that Captain Bloomfield Douglas’ commission includes charges of every des- cription. Active political partizanship is but one of them. Neglect of duty, incivil- ity tothe public, errors of judgment, ib- competency, inutility of offices, etc., will probably all become questions for investi- gation. Months will be occupied in this province and P. KE. Island, Charges are multiplying like flakes of snow. The knowledge of Captain Douglas’ appoint- ment has operated like an invitation to all

to serve to come forward and do their ut- most to sweep the civil service and public departments. Charges based on events ten years old have been presented. It is understood that the number of cases for investigation, which Captain Douglas at first sight estimated to be one hundred, have increased to one hundred and _ fifty and others are pouring in from all parts of the province, every fishing hamlet where there is a lighthouse or a fishery inspector furnishing its quota of cuarges. It is almost a certainty that the stream wil! be endless and the number will run up to many hundreds and perhaps thousands in the two provinces, necessitating perhaps the cancelling of the wide commission before the work is hardly more than eZ tered upon,

Captain Douglas is to report upon the evidence in each case. Evidence will be received only uuder oath, Accused and accusers will be brought face to face. The accused may,if they wish, appear by couneel. The trials bid fair to produce one of the profoundest public sensations that this country has had for years.

SOURIS NOTES,

Business is rushing in this part of the Island. Thestores were not closed here on Thanksgiving day, and customers were pushing each other out of the way to be the first served at the counters.

Several of our bartenders are rusticating in the country for the benefit of their health (or purse). Mr. Kiggan, bailiff, is doing the town.

In default of peyment of a Scctt Act fine, Mr. Angus McDonald had a free drive to Georgetown on Tuesday to do two months with Logan.

The skating on Souris West pond was very fair yesterday. Several of our young bloods wended their way there last even- ing to enjoy afew hours of exhilarating exercise.

We are sorry to learn that our popular young barber, Mr. McEachern, is very ill with a severe cold. We trust that his illness will be of short duration. It ig not often tbat the barber is keeled up.

Mr. Thos. Henry, contractor, has been unloading several schooners of late.

Mr. Herb Squarebriggs left here on Tuesday morning for Montague where he will be employed for the coming winter.

The members of the Souris Cornet Band are busy practising for rink. We are glad to hear that they are to make the old

Furs, Dress Goods, Blankets Comforts and everything to be found in a first class dry eoods store, and our large buy ing facilities with spot cash puts the People’s Store in a position to offer the buyiug public Honest Goods at Hon- est Prices.

Wholesale & Retail.

PERSONAL. Mr. BH. Stanway,of Halifax, is among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies.

.e Messrs. D.C. Morson, CarJigan, and Charles G. Wright, Summerside, register- ed at the Queen Hotel this forenoon.

Mr. P.S. Brown, of the Revere Hotel, and his daughter, returned home on Satur-

day evenirg. Thev had been at New- market, Ont., burying Mr. Brown’s mother.

Mr. L. T. Harrison, of the Merchants’

Bank of Halifax, Summerside, spent Thanksgiving in the city the guest of Mr. Edw. White, locomotive engineer, I.C. R —Monctor Times.

Hon. Victor Stanley, second son of the Ear! of Deroy, was married on Wednesday at Victoria, B. C, to Miss Annie Pooley, daughter of Hon. C. E. Pooley, president of the council in the B. C. cabinet.

Capt. Thos. Taylor, accompanied by his wife and family, spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. dohn Ferguson, Jast week. They returned to Charlottetown on Satur- day by the first tripof the Princess. — Pictou Advocate.

ee - IN THE DAR VALLEY.

“Dodd's Kidney Pills Have Saved My Life” This is Said by Thonsands—Pre- vention the Safest,

“In the valley and shadow of death”— “Given up to die.” There are many thousands of such living in Canada to-day who say :—“Dodd’s Kidney Pills have saved my life.”

No matter to what etage the disease may have ccme, do not despair. The triumphs of Dodd’s Kidney Pilis bave been won in exactly such fights for life.

People make mistakes, and jump to wrong conclusions ; doctors themselves don’t always know. It is much safer to take Dodd’s Kidney Pilla than to take chances. Of course these grave cases have simple beginnings, and that is the time thata single box prevents, which is better than curing.

Ladies and Gents see list in our adver-- : : a ae tisement for this week. Weeks & Co.

Beniarrd & Armstrong

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Dress Goods, Gents’? goods at tempting prices and special discounts on balance

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With the rising quotations at Chicago the wheat prices are up tothe top notch figures in Manitoba. The farmer

oor deal.

public that they offer all kinds of Furs,

of Mantles and Jackets and Millinery.—

All kinds of fancy working silks, and | 10 per cent. off on all stamped and drawn | Xmas linens. } A little crnened and hand Lad,

who does no’ get 70 cents a bushel is making a

rink resound again with their lively music. Miss Mctlure has opened a dressmaking parlor over the store occupied by Matthew & McLean. The Misses Sellers, of Charlottetown, are visiting their sister, Mrs. H. H. Acorn, of this place.

MARRIED

At the residence of Mrs. Horatio Ander son, of the 18th, Nov., her daughter Ida Matilda to Newton, J. McEwen, all of Greenwhicb, St. Peter’s Bay. The J. W. McKenzie officiating.

At the residence of the bride’s father, Nov. 23, by Rev.G. M. Campbell, Mr. G. W. Harper, of Charlottetown, and Mar- | garet Cummings, only daughter of John Cummings, of Hopedale, Strathalbyn.

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At Charlottetown on Monday the 30th November at the age «f68, Ma-y Helen Davies, wife of the late Rev. Frederick W. Moore. May she rest in peace.

At Village Green, on the 29th inst; of inflammation of the stomach, Charles Frederick, infant son of Patrick and Cath- erine Duffy, aged 4 months and 9 days.

SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown,

ENTERED. Nov 28—Julia A, Finlayson, Pinette; J H Hiltz, Pollard, Baie Verte; ss Fastnet Bethel, Halifax. CLEARED, Nov 28—J H Hiltz, Pollard, Baie Verte; Calla Lily, Hirtle, Halifax; ss Fastnet, Bethel, S’side.

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ERVOUS ‘Troun-2s are Gae wo impoverished blood. Hood’s Sare saparilla is the One True Blood Puritier and NERVE TONIC. sii helsielalaadbiassatay dice

Another lot of hockey skates by express this morning. —Fenneil & Chandler.

See Beer and Gofl’s new ad. in this issue about Blendid Tea. $2,000 worth of realymale clothing wil

be sold at clearing prices. Overcoats reefers, suits, etc.--D. A. Bruce. if

of Charges, |

ATTRACTIVE

WATCHES

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The kind that gives satisfaction, the kind that means value fcr the money you

pay. Everybody Likes Them.

Fverybody who sees them praises them Everybody says: They’re so pretty! Why? For the answer

LOOK AT THEM.

Look at the unlimited choice, “the varied styles, the quality, the guarantee that goes with them, People of judgment will have the best.

WW. WELLNER JEWELER.

SG" Watches for Xmas; see them at W, W. WELLNER’S.

NOW OPENING BOOKS

—BY—

Philip Brooks, Drummond, Ruskin, Arnold, Kingsley, __ Parkman,

And other Noted Authors.

Big stock of Fancy Goods, Japanese Chiva, Leather. Goodg, etc.

See our 40c line of cloth bound Books. Gold top and titles, good readable type, by best authors.

Haszard & Moore, Booksellers.

DECORATIVE ARY SOCIETY OF MONTREAL.

Embroidery classes have been 0 the direction of Miss Shaw and of Montreal at Queen Hotel.

The lessons are freeto all. A visit is re- quested toinsnect the artistic work.

The object of the Society is to spread @ knowledge or the work they do, as well as to advertise the Society. For particulars please call at the above address Hours from 10 till 12, 2 till4 3123—L wk pd

The Duchess

has arrived. Another lot of these celebrated rub- bers, made by the Maple Leaf Rubber Co., just re- ceived. This is the neat est and best fitting rub- ber on the market to-day. Ladies’ you should see them, price 50c a pair.

4. E. McEACHEN. THE SHOE MAN.

ned under ixs Samuel

Real Hair Switches

made of beauti ful, long, clean hair. All shades. BEER BROS. €OS69000006CCOHOSOOOCOSEC®

fine,

miners. OFFICES io Toronto’ Victoria, B Of the total! cap mining claims—the

on by our own and other eminent mining experts, aud which when developed will, we are satitied prove of immense value. vices received a few days ago are that our expert miner reports that the least valuable of the four is » orth more than double what

we pay for. A telegram from the west some days it was announced beforehand that the price

12th inst., says that those who can buy for

up. A telegram received here last Monday on Saturday last and also that the Company owned by the Company.

entire stocks of the four well-known mines aleo does a large business in general stocks

Victoria, B. C. F. Sutherland Stayner, Eeq,, Directo

Huson Murray. Eeq., Q. C , Toronto. Major W. A. Wilkes, Brantford. David Morrice. Superintendent of ter Toronto,

Department State University, Utah. E. Millman, M. D., Toronto. A. Chisholm, Eeq., Oakville.

miners at the camps keep us always posted Mayflower, St. Elmo and Mugwump.

Head Offire: 183 Yong 123—15, w

italization, four-fifths in the Treasury for the purposes of the Company. VICTORIA, the ALBERTA, the DAISY, the TORONTO —claims that have beea most favourably reported

fore for a very short time the price of shares will be lic, fully paid-up and non-asseasable.

Director Trust and Loan Company, Toronto.

Prof. Henry Montgomery, late Superintendeat Mining

THE BRITISH CANADIAN

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Exploration, Development & Investment Company,

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PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS ;

President—Tée Hon. C. C, MeKindsey, Toronto. Vice-President—W. T, Stuart. M. BD, Toronto. Secretary—F. A. Hall, Esq., Torenio.

The largest Development and Brokerage Company before the public. Au investment with the elements essential to divi dend-earning corporation. A DIRECTORATE composed of Canadians of high standing; a MANAGEMENT ot practical business men

and expert AGENCIES in London, Eng; Montreal, Rossland, B.C., etc. Actively DEVELOPING four valuable

. C.; Spokanc, Wash. Ad-

ago stated that no more shares should be disposed of for less than 25 cents, but since would be raised from 10c to 15¢ the @ompany wil! keep faith with the public, There - The Toronto Globe in its issue of the 15 cents this week will consider themselves in luck, so rapidly is ite stock being bought from the Head Office, Toronto, states that over 100,000 Gold Field Shares were sold had secured THREE MORE VALUABLE PROvERTIES, making in all Seven Fine Properties

THE BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT

has been equally successful. It paid its ranning expenses the first week. earned. That the Company has won the confidence of the investing public, and of the Rossland mining men in particular, 8 evidenced from the fact that Mr. D. M. Linnard, one of Rossland’s most prominent mining mea, placed in its hands for sale tle

From this department alone a good profit is beirg

—the Homestake, the R. E. Lee and Maid of Erin and the Red Mountain View. It selling as high as 130,000 shares in twodays. Please note that this company his

only to earn a dividend on the actual amount of stock subscribed. This isof the greatest importance.

Due notices will shortly be given of a meeting of shareholders for the election of a permancn’ Directorate, when the names of the following shareholders will be submitted for election :— Lieut. Col. the Hon. E. G. Prior, C. E. M.P., A. D.C.,

W. T. Tallman, Proprietor Pressed Brick «ni Terra Cotta Works, Beamsville. A. J. Harrington, M. D., M. R. C. 8., Toronto, Prof. D. J McLeod, Chief Superiatendent of Education, Charlottetown, P. E.I. | Lieut. Col. Spence, Brantford. J. A. Ellis, Esq. Architect, Toronto. G. W. Clendenan, M D. Mayor Toronto Junction. | W.H. Walloridge, Esq., Barrister, Toronto.

| W.H. B. Aitkens, M. D., Toronto.

r Imperial Bank, minal. G. T.R.,

Samuel Bessett, Exq , Royal Oil Company, Toronto.

We list only stocks which we krow avd can recommend. Reports from our managers at Victoria aud Spokane, ani our

. We have blocks of the following and others at close prices : ~Deer Park, Poor Man,

The British-Canadian Gold Fields Exploration, Developmeat aid Investment Co, Ltd:

6 St., Toronto, ‘Tel. 60. E. B, MUSRAY, Eastern Mgr

DONT THINK

Because I have not been ad- vertiving lately that I am out of the business. Good work at low prices can still be had at

J.D. TAYLOR'S

QUEEN STREET. 124—d&w

Burns in Edinburgh,

1787.

Those who think that im- ported soap must be the finest do not know that the material of which Royal Oak Soap is made are the best to be found anywhere.

TO LET

That beautifully situated two story } dwelling on Prince St., now occupied by Mr. Thos. R. Brooks. Possession given about list November. Apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CO sept26t—tf

Money Wanted. On a good investment. Sever or eight

hundred dolars is wanted at 6 per cent, for 5 or 10 years on Real Estate. Insrance

Send 35 Royal Oak wrap- pers to the Ch’town Soap Works, and receive free the beautiful picture, “Burns in Edinburgh, 1787.”

HORSE CLIPPING,

As the clipping seacon is now here parties having horses that they - intend having clipped, would do well tocall at

of same for $500. For further particule.rs P.O. Box 154. oct 1 SEE ee ee

Nicholson’s Stables, Grafton St., where all work is done at moderate rates.

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Overcoats,

Scientific testing enables us to suit many Feyes that never saw well betore. Spectacles fitted while you wait.

E. W. TAYLOR.

Cameron Block.

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rooms besides bath room, closets, etc. Heated by hot water, bot and cold water upstairs, electric light. Terms moderate. Occupation given in January

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i SKATES. |

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The Nicest and Cheapest line of Skates ever shown in the city.

Acme Club..........65¢ and upwards Hockey...+,......91.25 and upwards RACERS and Ladies’ Gems. Also, a large stock of Hockey Sricks selling at 40e and 50c. Call and see

the line at

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‘The Mutual Life Insuratice Co, of New York

RICHARD A. MeCURDY, President ee Ce ee

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All policy holders in this Company can have the same indorsed payable in “Gold or Canadian Currency,” by sending them to the undersigned.

JOHN MACKACHERN, rov2l—pat&guar lw AGEFT

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Want a Pair of GLOVES ?

We have them in Buckskin, Nappa Buck, Cap2 Dog, Reiudeer, Kid, Mocha, Woolen etc, All sizes at astonishing low prices.

MPIRE BLEND TEA

I have just received the first instalment of my winter's supply of this famous tea, in 1, 5 and 5 Ib, tina and 50 and 60 Ib. steel chests. Remember there are several qualities of Empire Blend. I sell the BEST.

T. J- MORRIS

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