THE

LOCAL AND OTASR ITEMS. |, *

. { opent i a eefers We will fit boy years old for $1.75,

‘ a ¢ | . ; | >, Beer Bros. ior Dre as Goods. = Prowse Bros

band $4.50 w vet

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ned yesterday some & pe cial valu Only

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DAILY EXAMINER -

CENTLEMEN.

D+ CLOVES + AND + MITS

Large assortment, good goods, low prices.

Prowse Brothers.

i The Wonderful Cheap Men.

LADIES. MANTLES AND SHCQUES

ment this fali, and pronounced it one of the best in the city.

SATURDAY,

NOVEMBER 21, 1896.

Our Hat and Cap

: 7 cn casa : nN af re Re i Ok — Hundreds of Ladies have visited our New Mantle Depart Department is full of the newest and nicest s*\1 s_ produce.

|All the very lutest fads ia the American Markct, are among

Onr styles are up to date, our fit and finish is the best. Drop ,o¥r stock,

Prices low,

PROWSE BROS.

i and see us. |

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seed through the city

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SHIP NEWS.

"ort ef Charlottetown,

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ENTERED. 20—Tug Winola, Walch, ‘astnet., Bethel, Halifax; }

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ia sf 4 = : 1 evidences of the] D “i p rl . . age arms r= Prescriptions t! € at h services, ifn tee ma named Written by any Physi w' SA was assanitecd Or sueé ‘ © es ¢ . s . ; pn ananad eian on PEI, or one : : wen On EN Street. M whom you may have con-| he od De. Wagherton dremed: hie} sulted whi'e away, : John s drug stor | e ‘ Pp a { at ~ T nN wmnwewn . pare mt The mat, OAN BE DISPENSED Ww a ’ iia ‘ | to with safety and satisfac- TR Arter H pERSON. ~ A few} : . yreelf. by jays after the M.P. A. A. A, meet the] tion to yourself, eit & said it had learned that the M yucton | e “inh wonder Hend: raon esa " ¥ . Athictic Club wonder, Hend-rvon, we *iJohnson & Johnson, are & A has been invest gat og and Gradvates in Pharmacy. 1s lerstood t have discovered that HB y tee. sine ae ane 0 The « itive : WwW 5 ame aA oemand On Hen erson, t! gh the Moncton Club, for the return} V | Of prizes w ' ' so that they can be g r competitors.—St. Jobn Globe. | ~ - - | | , ‘ Ow “ in a But how low can We eee : make the pricy, 18 the ? . - question We ask ourseves . per 4 KR. H V asiile lnk es inant aidiiin H aster, for Demera whea maréing our Zoods 2 . $3,500 for sale. ‘That's what, a makes ours an ever ex- . 8 : ed } . - . Ta ‘ 211 panding business; it8 a OF PTS ee receeerees steeee sees © 2) potent advertiser, it tells Hat the story through the f : Ss . cee purse in hundreds of eres iy homes, only to be retold samen in countless others by ap- * tol preciative money savers, ! ' y hogers ; “. ? ; & B | ffomemade furniture at - money saving prices. ‘ - w t veritable . go: tracer ogee Wee MARK WRIGHT & CO,, LED ‘ i r , v@pan, pgiand, #4 , } : ; Stat Canada. Wear et impor- Ma t } wiogs " * Ps Whe Se}! at Selling Prices.

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our very large stock of Handkerchiefs to fae li ate your bnying.

i Children’s, 2 Women’s, 3 Men’s,—We are

in @ position to show a larger range of band- gome novelties than ever before, — Prices as nanal cn these occasions with us will be sub-

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Best quality, Large var- iety. lowest prices.

| Gentlemen, a chance now | offers to save from 10c to 50ca

retary |

and{ Pair on our regular stock and

ja big line of wholesale sam-

: | ples to clear, only one of a

size and one of a kind.

ut these extraordinary low

price WEEKS’ GRNAD OFFER.

t No. 1, 79c: marked price 90c

to Sh UU.

Choice L

’ Fin? Astrakan back Gloves, with heavv iplalm and fleecy lined now 7%e reg- viar $ .)

rents’ extra quality a kid Gloves, with wrist « p and fleeey lined, now 79c¢, regulur om

(7 nt ts, Same flvecy lined, now 7% I

Boys’ and Youths’ fine kid and lined Gloves 7. ¢, reguiar $1

Weeks’ Grand Glove @ffer.

'v quility kid as above and tie

>, reguiar ¢

Gerts’ California Nappa Taw—heavy lined

nd w ‘proof, spiendid driving glove, value s) 10w fSe,

ts’ extra fine knit lined, ali kid -clasp

ed and wrist, $1.10 and 31,25, both at 98e.

(ents ivy leather fleecy driving glove. with storm gauntlet, value 3: 15 now 9% , . . ‘ ‘

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Weeks’ Big Glave Sale.

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25, regular price at $1.06

Gents’ Buckskin, chamois lineu, for street

wear, d $i 2> at 3! #9

(ien’s’ very best Astrakan Buck, with kid paim, $ 2), now 31 09

$1.75 for $1.45, and $2.40 for $1.95

ne kid and Mocha Gioves, very fin- i vy, value $1.75, at SL 45

ients’ Grey Horse Skin Gloves heavy lined, best driviug glove, cheap at $240, our price, >i ,

Lot 5, Wholesale Samples — This lot ineluded about 50 to 60 paiis used in the wholesale dept. Only one size and one of each kind at prices from 40c $2.00. Coars2 and fine makes Gentlenen, buy your gloves at

WEEKS

to

THAT NEW VERSION OF THE IBLE: Si1rx,—I notice on the first page of t lay’s ExaMINex a reprint from the columns of

the New York Sun of an extended mention of the new _Polychrom Version ef the Old Testament ; p ublished under the auspices of Johns Hcpkins University by Professor Paul Haupt.

Allow me to say thatit certainly is loubifal whether any good can come from this publication or from any news about i; and on the other hand it is sure todo much harm, for the scholar will soon perceive be- hind the slim veil of peeudo-enlightenment the falee issue ofabsurd uoreality which the fanciful chromo-display poorly disguises, and ibe jayman will be in real danger of being misled altogether.

It would not be d flicult to point out how trivial and unwarranted are the suggestions of change in the passage giveu from the ninth chapter of the Book Ecclesiasties, where the authorised version of the King James Bible is well upheid by the origina); but it 1s mainly against the effect of hereti- cal teaching under the specious plea of intellectual endeavor that a warning 1s needed in the unauthorised ex- pounders. It is very true that happily self- const tuted revisers of the Word, as kept and dispensed by the Church «cf God who gave it birth, have been duly relegated to the proper retirement which their upcanon- icalness required, and the present attempt will meet its fate in the same way; bat in the meantime it is to be regretted that the peace of the Church at large should _be vexed by the dissemination cf aggressive texts published by enterprising bookfirms, at the instance as in this case of the faculty of a noble seat of learning and under the hand of one of its professors in all the glamour of modern fuss and feather.

If fivally, as is most natural, the most accomplished and at the same time the most faithless of New York journalists ehould herald this enterprise as an acqni- sition, why should he be followed by ‘the press of a truer type among a people loyal to the faith.

Scripture w te

case of

Pasror CarHo.ices. Charlottetown, Nov. 20, 1896.

Hinging noises in the ear, enapping, buzzing, roaring, caused by catarrn, aj! disappear with the use of H ,od’s Sar- saparilla,

id

Only one left. A beautiful Sealet Cape, with bear trim- ming:,, riehly lined with heavy quilted satin, it’s a nice one, see it, the last will go

cheap. -J. B. Macdonald.

A CLOVE SALE.

LUST OF POWER. Detracts from the Fame That Should Have } Been Bismarck’s, | Half a dozen years ago, says the London | Telegraph, Prince Bismarck was the most powerful statesinan, not only in Germany batin Eurepe. A long aad laborious life, devoted absolutely to a single purpose— the creation of a German empire under Prussian hegemony—had been crowned w.th complete success. It was an achiev- which would, in any case, have secured him in history the foremost place | among the men of action of the 19th cen- |tury. Had he retired from political life |} on the death of his master, the first Ger- | man emperor, without whose constant and ; loyal support his great work could never j have been accomplished, he would have 4 fended his public career in a blaze of jtriumph. The Just of power, however, | was too strong for him, and he lagged - if j not superfluous, at least, too arrogant— upon the stage until he was more or Jess cE remoniously bowed downstairs by the present kaiser, who was determined to | be his own master. At the time the sym- pathies of Europe were rather with the | nan of blood and iron, who, with such un- tloching persistency, and atthe erst of untold labors and innumerable _ sacrifices, had effected the great exploit of consolidat- iug German unity. But from the day of bis retirement or dismissal to this day he has been slowly though surely undermining his own reputation. The man who had crushed ruthlessly with an iron hand any indications, not only of insubordination, but of independence, on the part of his colleagues began a series of news- paper intrigues against his successor. His object was a matter of astonishment to all. Even his enemies—and he had naturally mace many—hardly dared to suspect that he sought to render the posi- Uon of any other chancellor than himself impossible. Yet the effect of successive revelations made in the colums of the Hamburger Nachrichten—his own special] organ—bhas left almost any other alter- native unimaginable. It would well nigh seem that Prince Bismarck endeavored to convey to the world that as his breath had made the German empire, so his breath would unmake it. The efforts he put forth at the close of the Franco-German war to put Francein a position of ¢om- plete isolation seem in his irritable retire- ment to have given place to a@ perverse desire to see Germany ina like condition, The author of the triple alliance has been doing hig utmost to dissolve the com- bination by sowing suspicion and distrust in the miads of Germany ’s allies,

ment

SEVEN PEOPLE GONE CRAZY,

All Belong to one Family —The Son to Have Been Sacrificed.

Mr. Etijah Rice, a respectable farmer of Tyrone, Ont., and some six or seyen mem bers of his family have become suddenly demented with a form of religious mania. The insanity comes from an old strain ia the blood of the father. The chief participa- tors in the sad affair are Mr. Rice and his eldest son, Lewi-. A few weeks ago achange was noticed iu Lewis, who spent much of histime in reading the Bible. He boldiy announced himself as ‘Prince of the Sand Hiil,” and preclaimed that he had been deputed to finish the red+mpt'on, which, he cla'med, Christ bad left undone. Then he began to show signs of violence, and at the same time the other six members of the family were seized with epidemical insanity. They were seized of the ided that Lewis was possessed of the devi], and conceived it their duty to knock the evil

APPLES WANTED.

To finish the season’s pack,

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT

Must be the fate of every one who gazes on the su- perb stock of watches I am showing, not only _be- ‘ause they are handsome, JONES & MCRAE. but -because the price | Novlé;—3 & wky. makes it possible for everyone to buy. Xmas will soou be here, don’t you think a watch would make a pretty gilt? You cin select now from a stock that gives the widest cacice for taste or fancv. Come and see them,

WW. WELLNER

JEWELER,

Mnsic Without Money.

Must be large and free from bruise. Highest cash price willbe paid. Apply at the Pioneer Factory.

PRATTI'S

ASTRAL » OWL

Pratt's Astral, is the high- est grade of American Kerc- sene Oil that we can buy. We Lave secured a quantity of it for this season’s trade, and we can confidently recommend it to our customers When you want your can re filled, send it to

BEER & GOFF

Send your address on postal card for catalogues and full particulars. It costs only a cent.

GEORGE A. GARDINER, 20 Prescott St. Lowell, Mass.

nov2l—2i

IT’S PRACTICAL

ECONOMY?

To Do Your Buying Here.

VLVVeessiressesesses QUALITIES ARE NEVER SACRIFICED TO PRICE, and yet prices are never high. If you want to know what * VALUE” is you'll need to get acquainted with our stock. Here’s a list of “ DOLLAR SAVERS” for to-day and to-night,

Ladies’ Gloves. Men’s Lined Gloves.

ee. * . F NS Black Cashmere Gloves, 13c,18c Read al! the “ bargain” an- As , 22¢, 306 and “p. nouncements in this paper—then ww Fancy Wool Gloves 18¢ UP come here and we'll do better MWA ef ye White Wool Gloves 32c |. for you—see ? s Tae

Kid Gloves, 7 stud lacing $1.00 Guaranteed quality, lacing 1,10 Perrin’s Guaranteed Kids, 7 stud

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Men’s Underwear. aS

50 barrels Cooking Apples. |

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LONDON HOUSE

Overcoats,

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Reefing Jackets,

We hundred and fifty,

have about one Not all sizes, but on those we have vou can save a lot of

m mey.

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al warm by buying them good warm Rugs;

all and the place to see the largest and

-al| best as-orted stock is at Dawson's.

afl Prices range from 50c to $1500 Head.

all quarters for horse fittings.

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To Prevent Colds

We have a remedy more effective than doctors’ medicine, For Men and Boy we have those wonderful heavy, warm Frieze ulsters at $3 90, $4 90, $6.00. For boys we have ul- sters at $2 75, $3.75, $5.00 No one can help being comfor:- able. Will keep you warm, and prevent getting chiiled, Ladies should see our fashionab'e ja:kets; they are selling

lacing, all shades $1.35 Two reasons why we can please

you~first, we show the most

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spirit outof him. The father thereupon proceeded to batter Lewis about the head with acha’r.in which act he was assisted by the other members of the family. Among them Lewis was almost killed, hs head being cut in a terrible manner. Lewis thinks that what the family did was per fectly right.

The next sacred act was to celebrate the fa tof the Passover, and fur a sacrifice they contemplated offeering not a lamb but something far more acceptable, the eldest son, Lewis, out of whom the devil tad just been expelled. Fortunately be fure this was carried out one of the young er boys called on the Rev, M. Curtis and told him tbat they had knocked the devil out of Lewis, and asked him to pray for him. His strange manner aroused sus- picion, and the minister in company with Dr. Mitchell and Dr. McLaughlin, visited ihe farm, and discovered the ead state ot nifairs that has already been described.

On consultation it was deemed~ advis- able to send Lewis and his father to the a*ylum at Kingston, This was done on Friday last.

ROBUSER BAND CAPTURED,

They Had Been Making Things Warm Al, Over Nebraska,

Chief of Police Bepinsky has retarhe! to Hastings, Neb., from Hanover County, Kansas, where he traced the Devonport National Bank robbers and snecee led in d gang of the hald- est kind of robbers, whicu has Leen opera- ting through Nebra-ka the last six months.

Last Saturday morning the bank cf Devonport was robbed of everything in the sate, which amoun‘ed to several thousand dollars. The work was doue by profes- sionals.

Chief Bepinskv got on their track and followed them to Hanover, Kansas, where he arresied three of them.

The robbers’ den was what is called a hole in the wall, and weg run by one of the gang who disposed of the stolen goods.

In searching the cellar, the cflicer dug up about $500, $30 in silver, plenty of gold watches and jewelry, besides a large roll cf scrip and several dynamite bombs. Among the silverware found was that which was taken from the Devonport bank with the banker’s name engraved.

The fellows, when searched, bad upon their persons, $1,300 in curreney, several Jarge revolyera and several large stillettos.

‘Two of the robbers were captured while asleep in their room, and the third one, being the proprietor of the d.ve was cap- tured while on duty.

The three robbers were taken to Wasb- ington, Kansas, to await trial.

Special police are busy scouring the state for other members of the gang.

unearthing an organi

Boys’ Qwo, $l; Girls' Qwo, $l. We have a few of last season’s Bays’ and Giris’ Own Annuals in perfect order, but we want the shelf room and offer them tonight at $l each. Come quick if you want one.—Haszard & Moore.

A store full of Saturday attractions for tonight.—Moore & McLeod.

Is economy an object to you? Then stuly our ad, in another co'umn.— Moore & McLeod.

‘Novelties in Cloaks tor sinall children just opened.—Moore & McLeod.

Get your Sunday reading matter at Mc- Mi'lan & Hornsby’s.

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Veilings.

Nice, good width spotted nets

complete range in town; second, our prices are the lowest in town.

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are only i ‘os 14c Just compare price with quality. AS M4 A title Sete "hee I6c and 18¢ Ribbed Underwear 39 per suit NZ Corsets. Heavy Underwear 85c ‘ Se —_ : Piain,heavy,allwool $1.35 “ °@pe PS We re ready with perfect “Cor- | Pheece lined 150 « : of set Satisfaction” for you h@re - Heavy em’thShetiand 2.00 “ = SS \S exactly what you want at exactly = gojq separately if desired. //\S

the price you want to pay. 30c, 42¢ 50c

Good value

Well made, good fitting Perfectly made, unbreakable, 75s up.

Ladies’ Underwear.

Men’s Shirts.

A grand value—white laundried linen bosom and bands 65e A beautifu'ly made and finished

“a

AY“ : shirt, Jaundried $1.05 “| We’ve a full stock of grand | A eplendid value 1.25 “@* é value>; just 100m for a few | A}) prices in colored top shirts s BA. S samples. Unlaundried Shirts from 39¢ Se Extra heavy shaped Ve-t 24c : AS s Very fine ribbed shaped, Co lars, Cuffs, Ties, &e. > <s —_ buiton front 6 BOO oe ?” Extra heavy avd warm Whatever's new, up-to date, ribbed, button fropt ...... 36c | and good, is here. oe ° ——

A beautifully made soft fin-: ithed Vest, weariy al! wool 5c

Ladies’ Felt Hats.

Counters full are waiting here for you. The newest of every shape and price.

A conrter full of fancy shape

The linen in our “pure linen” Collars and Cuffs don’t grow on a cotton plant.

New suspenders just opened.

Handkerchie’s, &c.

Felt Hats, at ...... oa A big basletful, some hem r ee e ry stitched, some col’d borders, fo cs Hosiery. Nice colored border 6e «- White hemstitched fe

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Ladie~’ heavy warm woolHose 23c | Smooth ribbed Cashmere 26c Men’s Black Cashmere Sox 25c Heavy rib’d wool Hose, boys 28¢ Finer F " ¥ 32c | “Legging” at all prices.

White embroidered fc

New shapes in Ladies’ Collars and Cufts, plenty Side Combe, Fancy Hair Ornaments, Hair Nets, etc., etc. s\7<*.

Moore & McLeod. LRRRERBE RBBB

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Price, QuALITY, ASSORTMENT enter more largely into the act of buying than anything else. | Hf the price is rigbt. the quality good, assortment

& complete, buying is easy That is what makes ¥ buying easy at our store We have received a & camplete lot of cobb'er seat 1ockers of good qual ¥ ity at right prices. 2

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J. B. MACDONALD & CO QUEEN STREET......

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Than the man who shouts that he alone can give bargains and do first class work. Our lungs are not sufficiently developed to shout if we wanted to,but our customers do a heap of it for us. Qur $16 Overe oats take the bun for value, you ought to see them, Special values in panting reduced to meet you if you decide to economize. Everything about on a par,

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D. A. BRUCE,

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EMPIiE BLEND TEA

I have just’received the first instalment ofmy winter’y supply of this famous tea, in 1, 3 and 5 Ib. tins and 50 and 60 lb. steel chests. Remember there are several qualities of

Empire Blend. I sell the BEST.

t. J. MORRIS

Groser and Crockery Man

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