EXAMINER
THE DAILY
LOCAL AND OTHER ITBHS.
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Coumirtev TO Jat — Taomas Meek * pas ine mmiited to jail fo two mosths [- = in deta t payment of a 5S Act fine L.
Ea axp Oatra.—The s ‘brs. Nereid aud Thousands of Reefers, Over- Pp. 1. G., left yesterday with carg e3 of bay _ abe for toe Provincial markets Car coats and Suits equal to CUS= yell Bros. were the shippers. tom made for half the price.
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FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
DEPARTMENT
Money can be saved. on every, purchase in this department.
PROWSE BROS. |
CARPET Our Mantle Department.
We show all the leading styles marked at selling prices
PROWSE BROTHERS
Cousider this a standing invi- tation to visit our Dress Goods Department every time you
want a dollar's worth of goods for 1.00.
PROWSE BRSO.
at the Opera H ise will be Rev. Dr. Mor-| rison, Mr. Justice Fitzgerald and Rev. U PERSONAL. v Cut 1 be . o and other -Col. have gone West on the official car of Miniater of Railways
Mr. Ward Reid, cousin of Mr. J. D. Reid,
ia | Hon. Mr. Davies C.M. B. A—Branch No. 216, C. M. | (accompanied by Lieut meet in St. Patrick's Ha this} bg, ai > and election of
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HUSI IES ing yeat of Charlottetown, has just been re-elected —— for the twelfth time prothonatory of the | Tre Cryst Qvarterte, Messrs. | Supreme Court of Greenville, II! Co Ta t ruce, Lewis ana I @artz, will favor Mr. L R M icdona i, of Ham pt nN, in those who attend St dame c cert this this provinces, one of the delegates from erening with “The | sing by the Moon- | Monnt Allison, delivered a thoughful ad light,” by request. drese at the annual intercollegiate Y. M : : - _ Co A convention &8t veraL Nitice.—The funeral of the} Halifax, last w ek late Mrs. F. W. Moore will leave her house Rev. W. A. Mason, Georgetown, P. Sin- on Bast Kent Screet at 2.45 on Wednesday clair and Addie Sinclair, Summerfield, and | God Dec., inst. Service at St. Panl's| Jas. Laird, New Glasgow, registered at the | have provided Church at3p.m.; thence t People’s | Queen Hotel this forenoon Mra. .Mont- Cemetery. gomery and Miss C. E. McPhail, Orwell, o—— Rey. J. R. McKay, Souris, and H. F. Bis- Sr. Axprew’s Day. =—The students cf] sett, Cardigan, were among the arrivals St. Dunstan’s Cullee had a hoinlay yes last evening terday and (thorough y enjoye ithe day. Ia] Mr. William Wil-on, formerly one of the evening they had an entertainment at} Mr. Biair’s colleagues in the local legisla- which a splendid program-ne was capitally | ture from Yi rk, will, it is reported, be a earried out. icommissioner to investigate charges of : omg . | partizanship against [.C. R. offizials, t Practical Pex ANSHIP —All who wish] js said that William is something of a = “here to write weli” rLould jon Mr | part zan himself. J. Harry Williams class in practi all J. EB. Lefargey, Summerside, registered bu- ness writing which opens night im}at the Hotel Davies this forenoon, The the Charlottetown Business College aod | arrivals last evening included: T. A. Dob
Mriting adewr at lock a) “os. vtes . Writing Academy at 8 o'clock sharp. ro n, Montreal; William F. Humybrey,
. 4a — Moncton; A. R. Beaton, Bast Poiat; Rot. Tue Cunvner’s Girrs—The children] J "Logan, Picton; Charles Archibald, of the Kindergarten celebrated Thauks | Aajifax; E. E. Murray, Moncton; D Ratenwe Be hw rioging , be 2/Q@ . ha giviog Day by bringing to their roou | Schurwan, Summ , rside. presents for the poor. They were for The Itulian warship Christefore ied bw Misa Se D of esistants . ; : warded by Mi Sayre at i her assistants | Columb is et Halifax with Prince Luig t the two hospitals of the city and several} on board. Che wars! ip will prob ibly poor femities. remain there until Thursday or Friday
Prince Luigi is the third son of the Dake
2 FAaratiry wag Joseph of Aosta, and is a nephew of King Hum- Yarmouth, N. 8, got} bart. His father was king of Spain between at the saw) 1870 and 1873,
Nova Scotian Crosbv, of Ohio, bis cloth:ag cauzht in @ belt
ad hasing been elected to the Thursday, and
mili at Tasket Lakes ou throne on the downfall of the was carried over the thafting He re+| republic. He abdicated in 1873 when the ceived injuries from which he died on | present dynasty succee led to the crown Friday. Crosby was 70 years of age, and ; :
leaves a widow and a number of chi drep. | aviation
Arrer Many Years.—The Galifax Mail says: A very interesting event took | 25th ol piace at 48 Bruns» ck street on Thursday ; overt evening. The bride and groom fifty years ago were lovers. The latter came to Hali fax after losing his wife a year ago, and|
; } ‘ dot e nrovose; i es being a widow be propovel| | | Vp epewmoeesee?
The groom is over eighty and the bride over reventy. LO
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MARRIED At the Manse, Cliftoa, P. E. I., on the November, by Rev. A. Stirling, McLeod and Elizabeth Corbett, both of South Granville. |
Home Misstox Desr.—The Christian Endeavor Societies of Georgetown, Sum- merside, Alberton, Little Sands and Mon- tavue Bridge bave promised to ep leavor to raise 25 cents per member toward the Home Mission Debt before December 31st. Willthe Presbyterian societies intending to contribute to this fand please fill in the bianks event them and return to me as
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soon as possible —W. H. tague Bridge. vee Lee Broxex.—The Summerside corres- pondent of the Guardian reports that @ young man named William McFaydea, of Sheep River, had his leg broken last Thursday night while going home from Tyne Valley. He was driving a load when some unknown person drove past him and struck his herse a sharp blow with a whip. His horse jumped, throwing him out on the road and the wheels passed over his Jeg with the above result. sibettiadnioae A Sartsracrory Seasoy.—The Red House Dairying Company concluded a very satisfactory season’s business of cheese manufacturing on Saturday evening by distributing amongst their patrons over thirteen hundred dollars. The patrons received 76 cente per 100 Ibs for their Sep- tember and October milks and the share- holiers a handsome dividend on their stock. The company is now manvufactur-
Jehnson & Johnson,
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Nice Stock aging about 200 |bs each days churning. |
= | Tue St. Lawrexce—The St. John Son of yesterday say-: The steamer St. Law- rence, from Charlottetown, is expected to reach this port to-day. She put into Lunenburg Thursday to escape the storm. | Chief Engineer Barton sends word that ber} machinery is in good shape. Un reaching
Of wire back armchaics, upbolsterc d, in diflerent egods, soft as a feather, but wear like stecl. Come and rest in one for five minutes and you'll buy it
= she will dock at the corporation pier. | if they pass government inspection, will be placed in the new Star Line -tramer. The Tho Sell at Selling Prices. boat will be awarded to-day or to-morrow. Who Sei! s <4 of eo : . EEE % It is said that the St. Lawrence will be 6559SS49SFFS9O554445455549%
er shaft and other parts of her machir ery, | MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD eontract for the construction of the new coverted into @ barge. Subba deesenecenseeesencasddandesdace
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what W. A. Weeks & Co. for their tomers this week. And just what a “rich” feast it will be the fullowing examples abun- dantly illustrate. Decisive reductions on Jackets, Capes, Felt Hats, Trimmed and Un- trimmed Millinery.
This Week's Bargains
NotLing like these values ever offered before
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Price \ Gents. \ Price. $3.85 to) Ladies’ Jackets wand / $2.25 to $10.80 4 Capes now 4 $6.95. 78c to) Ladies’ Untrimmed Fe t } 5%e $1.50 4 Hats, all! at 4 50c $1.50 to) all Trimmed Hats Half) 75 t» 5.00 4 Price § $3.50
$1.35 and ) Job line Black Ben ) $1.10 and
lL .65 § galine Sik at § 1.25
75e. Fine Cashmere at 50c 85e. Empress Corsets at 60c 65c. Splendid Corset at 55c 25c. Ladies’ Linders at 20c 32c. Heavy Quality at 2&c
40c. Ladies’ Drawers at 32c {2c, adies’ Hose at 30c 22c. Gents’ Collars at 15c 32-. Gents’ Cuffs at 22c
50c. Unlaundried Shirts at 39c $1.45 best White do at $1.10 1.00 § Shirts or Drawers ? 50c 1-00 2 Fine Shetlandwool § 50c 25e. heavy Ticking at 15c $2 00 and ) Fine linen Towels ) $1.59 and 2.50 doz 4 at 4 2.00 doz.
l6e. Grey Flannel at 125e 25e, Heavy all wool at 19¢ 36c. very finest do at Uc
$1,25 Cravenette at $1.00 $1.00 Gents lined Gloves at 79 $1.25 best Kid Clasped at 98c
Furs, Dress Goods, Blankets Comforts and everything to be found in a first class dry coods 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.
WEEKS
Wholesale & Retail.
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PHILLIPINE KE BELLION, According to the latest advices the P hillippine rebellion is @ rising of half- breeds and natives. With the exception of a small peninsula containing the arsen- al and a docking establishment, the whole province of Cavite is in their hands. The
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The P. D. Corset is a ‘extra’ shapely aod ‘extra ‘extra’ and
of the lateness of the sesson. all on sale at ‘extra’ low price ‘extra’ charge for ‘extra large
WE PAY SPECIAL ATTZ=ENTION TO THE LITTLE ESRATRAS.
5 GREAT VALUES
39¢, 50c, TEe, &8e, $1.00
IN SILK HANDKERGHIETS
ust the thing for Christmas. BEER BROS.
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Spanish authorities admit that there are rebels also in the provinces of Manila, 3ulacan, Pampanga, Nueva, Eeija, Tarlac, La Laguna and Batangas. The rebels have 8,000 Waneer rifles. When the trouble began it was learned that the dis- contented natives designed to inaugurate the rebellion by a wholecale massacre of the Spaniards in Manila, and plans that have fallen into the hands of the authorit- ies have the European houses marked off nred ink. The British residents’ houses were designated otherwise, 80 that their cecupants might be epared.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port of Charlottetown.
ENTERED.
Nov. 30.—Leveret, Garcin, Pictou; Athlete, Weatherby, Glace Bay; Susan King, McPherson, ‘Tatamagouche; James Semple, Roberts, Pictou; Edwin A. Grozier, McDongall, Glace Bay; ss. Elliott, Murchi- son, North Sydney.
CLEARED. Nov. 28.—Dolphin, Wright, Alberton. Nov. 30 —Athlete, Weatherby, Tatama- gouche; Susan King, McPherson, do; James Semple, Roberts, Pictou; Edwin A. Grozier, McDougall, Halifax.
Pinette OYSTERS
Are adjudged to be the best Oysters on this Island. I have just received the first shipment this season, with more to follow. They ean be seen in the window of Vic toria Cafe. But do not judge them till ycu sample them,
JOHN P. JOY
VictortA CAFE...«- MELT NET FOR SALF,—Apply to Thomas Ss Flynn, King Street, west. 129-3), pd
cold, with light snow falls.
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ST, ANDREW’S DAY.
Very Successful Dinner at the Hotel Davies Last Evening.
The memory of good auld St. Andrew, the Patron Saint of Scotland, was this year perpetuated by the Caledonian Club in the time-honored way. The dinners given on St. Andrew’s Day under the auspices of the Club are always exceedingly enjoyable functions, and that of last evening will be fondly remembered by all who participated. The reputation of the Hotel Davies was more than sustained, and about eighty guests thoroughly discussed the choice viands provided. John S, Macdonald, Esq., President of the Caledonian Club, presided, having oa his right Honorable Senator Macdonald, Patron of the Club,
and on his left James Paton, Esq., the Chief. Vice-President H. C. McMillan
filled the vice-chair, supported on his right by Dr. James Macleod, Past Chief of the Sons of Scotland, and on his left by P. McCourt, Esq , President of the Benevo- lent Irish Society.
soul. The toast jist follows: The Queen. The Dav and a’ wha’ honor it—Kev. D.
Sutherland.
Consul Kane.
The Governor General and Parliament of Canada—Hon. D. Laird and Senator Macdonald.
The Lieutenant-Governor and Local Legislature~Hon. D. Farquharson and A. B. Warburton, M. L. A.
The Land of the Heather—Rev. G. M. Campbell.
Che Land we live in—Senator Fergu- 80n.
The Bench and Bar—W. S. Stewart, Q. C., and A. A. McLean, Q. C.
The Agricultural and Dairying Interests —Arcbibald McNeill and T. J. Dillon, Esqs.
The Military and Naval Forces of the Empire—Lieut.-Col. Moore.
The Press—Hon. D. Laird, of tne Patriot, and Mr. Mclonis of Tue Examiner.
Sister Societiee—P. MeCourt, Esq. President of the Benevolent Irish Society.
Our Host and Hostess—-Mr. Davies.
The toasts were all drank in sparkling
cold water. They were interspersed with vocal and instrumental music and revi- tations, the various selections being well rendered and keenly enjoyéd. Among those who contributed to this portion of the entertainment were T. A. McLean, A. A. Bruce, William McKay, R. Lamont, Peter N. McDonald, and W. Whitehead. Mr. H. V. McKinnon played the accom- panimente. The speeches as a rule were above the average. The speech of Rev. Mr. Suth- erlaud in replying ~ to the toast of “The Day and wha’ honor it,” was really eloquent; and a similar remark applies to what was said by Rev. Mr. Campbell speaking to “the-land of the Heather.” Consul Kane was an able spokesman for the republic to the South of us, and Senator Ferguson referred with feelings of pride to this Canada of ours. Messrs Stewart and McLean made excellent speeches in reply to the “Bench and Bar;” and “ the Sister Societies ” were well look- ed after by Mr. McCourt. Hon. David Laird and Senator Macdonald replied for “the Sevate and Parliament of Canada,” the former suggesting a “deal” by which each political party would be allowed to nomin ate a senator alternately with a view to keep- ing equal the representation of the two political parties in that body after the num- ber on each side had been evened. Hon. D. Farquharson and Mr. Warburton had some good words for “the Lieuteuant-Governor and the Provincial Legislature,” and Messrs McNeil! and Dillon referred to the progress and importance of our “Agricultural and dairying industries.” Lieut.-Col. Moore respondcd briefly to our “Military and Naval Forces” because of the lateness of the hour at which the toast was reached. “The Press” was similarly disposed of for a like reason.
About half-past two o’clock this morn- ing the entertainment was brought to a close, and the merry party separated all well pleased with the manner in which the memory of Scotiand’s Patron Saint had been honored by the Caledonian Club of Prince Edward Island in the yeer of grace 1896.
Co D’S Sarsaparilla has over and
over again proved by its cures, when ail other preparations failed, that it is the One True BLOOD Purilier
The bugler clock in our window sold to-day for $6.00 I have one more bugler and five cuckoo clocks. Will sell cheap to clear.—E. W. Taylor.
See the Ladies’ Strap Skating Boots at McEachen’s Shoe Store.
Get a pair of Skating Boots at Mc- Eachen’s Shoe Store.
Big bovsand little boys see our big stcck of hockey sticks, be-t qnality, Ash and Rock Elm. See our 25 cent sticks and up to 50 cents.—Geo. Carter & Co.
Dec. 1, lw eod.
Ladies and Gents see list in our adver tisement for this week. Weeks & Co. w .nt to further impress upon the baying p iblic that they otfer all kinds of Furs, Dress Goods, Gents’ goods at tempting prices and special discounts on balance of Mantle: and Jackets and Millinery.— W. A. Week: & Co. 2i
All kinds of fancy working silks, and 10 per cent. off on all stamped and drawn Xmas linens. A little ernshed and hand soiled.—W. A. Weeks & Co. 2i
2,000 worth of realymale clothing wil be sold at clearing prices. Overcoais reefers, suits, ete. —D. A. Bruce. tf
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WHEN A MAN'S HALF LO DED
He wants the whole sidewalk. Then, again, some people want the earth Tbose same men cried for the moon when they were children. We sell lumber and want a share of your patronage.
MANY A HORSE IS HALF L°ADED
because the dollar won’t go far enough. We’llload your horse for as little money as possible, aud give you good value every time.
COME AND GET LOADED JAMES BARRETT,
rept 11 Connolly’s Whar,
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The President of the United States—' pay-Watches for Xmas; see them at W,
ATTRACTIVE
WATCHES
HPPHPOHE
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
DON'T
vertising lately that I am out of the business. Good work at low prices can still be had at
The wants of the Look at the unlimited choice, the varied “inner man” having been well attended to styles, the quality, the guarantee that goes the chairman rapped for order and then withthem, began the feast of reason and the flow of the best.
LOOK AT THEM.
J.D. TAYLOR
QUEEN STREET.
124—d&w Burns in Edinburgh,
1787.
Those who think that in- 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.
Send 35 Royal Oak wrap- pers to the Ch’town Soap Works, and receive free the beautiful picture, “Burns in Edinburgh, 1787.”
People of judgment wil) have
WW. WELLNER
JEWELER,
W. WELLNER’S.
NOW OPENING BOOKS
— BY
Philip Brooks, Drummond, Ruskin, Arnold, Kingsley, Parkman,
ent And other Noted Authors. )
Big stock of Fancy Goods, Japanese Chipa, Leather Goods, etc.
See our 40¢ line of cloth bound Books. Gold top and titles, good readable type, by best authors.
Haszard & Moore,
If Your Kyes
Need medical treatment
Booksellers. we won't sell you specta- cles simply to make a SAY sale. If you need glasses only, we will tell you so, eececcoese and provide the remedy. BOYS G.H. TAYLOR, Graduate Optician. Coesececeeces
North Side Queene Square, Ch’town.
CLOCKS
Cuckoo Clocks. Alarm Clocks, Musical Clocks, eight day and thirty hour Clocks, and regulator Clocks and Clocks of all kinds and patterns selling low. Re- gulator of Clocks,
WATCHES and JEWELRY
a specialty. Ifyou want to save money, buy you Watches, Clocks and Jewelry a
G G JURY'S. Watchmaker & Jeweler NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE,
UPPOSITE P. 0.
Have you seen our HOCKEY BOOTS ?
Just the thing for you. Call and see them.
R. K. JOST,
STAMPER’S CORNER
70 LET
That beautifully situnted two story dwelling on Prince St., now occupied by Mr. Thos. R. Brooks. Possession given about Ist November. Apply to
PEAKE B®OS, & CO
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Money Wanted,
On a good investment. Seven or eight hundred dolars is wanted at 6 per cent, for 5 or 10 years on Real Estate. Insrance of same for $500. For further particulars P.O. Box 154. oct 1
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Comfort for * Coid Nights.
We have Blankets here that take the chill off the coldest night.
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Just a few samples:
Fair quality cotton Blankets, 75¢ and 85e per pair.
Warm Woolen Blankets for $1.85, $2.15, $2.33, $2.65, $2.80, $5.20, $3.52, per pair and up.
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Mortgage Sale.
To be sold by Public Auction, at the Court House, in Summerside, on Thurs- day, the thirty-first day of December, A.D. 1896, at the hour of twelve o’clock noon, under a power of sale © contained in an Indenture of Mortgage dated the twentie:h day of October, A. D.; 1885,and made between Joseph Allan McPhee, of | the one pa.t, and Edward J. Hodgsenf§of the other part, All that piece of Jand situate on Lot Four teen, Prince County, Prince Edward Is- land, bounded as follows: -Commencing on the east side of the Western Road at the northwest angle of a tract of land in possession of James Rodd; thence east fifty chains orto land in possession of Edward Praught; thence north ten chains; thence west to said road, and from thence south on said road to the place of com- mencement, containing fifty acres of land, a little more or less. For further particulars apply at the of. fice of J Edward Wyatt, Brrrister at Law, Summerside. Dated 30:h day November, A. D., 1896 EDWARD J; HODGSON, Mortgagee
Seasonable
Men’s Cork-soled Boots, Men’s Rubber-soled Boots, Men’s Gren Leather Boots, Boys’ Skating Boots, .
W. H. STEWART & CO, London House Building.
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A. A. McLEAN, Q. C.
Barrister, &e¢ Brown's Biock, - - Charlottetown
BRANCH OFFICE,
Wadmans’ Building, - - Crapaud |
MONEY TO LOAN.
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SSD SBEBSAVEsVsees
Scientific testing enables us to suit many Seyes that never saw well before. Spectacles fitted while you wait.
E. W. TAYLOR.
Cameron Block.
ATTENTION !
If you are coming our way, call
mont and Bratia Raw Silk. Absolutely guaranteed not to wear shiney, cut, nor slip.
$1.45, $1.65, $2 20. BEER BROS.,
le Agents for P. E. I of this popular Silk,
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Ephriam McKenzie SOURIS, P. E. I.
TO LE r | He has always on hand a full supply of Temperate Drinks, Cigars, Tobacco, Gro- Th: large and well lighted store ou Queen | ceries and Canned Goods. Square, formerly cccupiod by the late C, E. Robertson, size, 6%x20{t Store contains fire proof vault Also large room above store and connected with it by «staircase. formerly used as a cutting room, size 35x20ft, and the whole of the third floor, size 62x3ift, which woula sd make a five public or society hall, and could .
be fitted tosuit renter Urder store is a fine HORSE CLIPPIN
collar also well lighted Building throughout a heated by hot water, and lit by electric light | and is thoroughly fire proof, wa'ls and floors being very thick ippi i ; Rent will be reduced to suit the times, and ~ ~~ clipping ek ae - cdiaaiaiie ahemantii antiers parties having borses thet they intend poly te having clipped, would do well tocall at THOMAS MORRIS Nichoison’s Stables, Grafton 8t., where all work is done at moderate rates,
The enly store in town where you can get the GENUINE MALTO PEPTO NIZED PORTER.
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