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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 6 1899
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Hate receiwed and epened their new
rrrtr sirius srnor CORSETS
mdChildren s, Misses and Ladies
Fell range of Sizes in
Leng and Short Waists NOTE-As we buy all Corsets
direct from Leading Manufacturers, you can rely on the very best value
Spring Wants in Household Goods
Our predecessors,W A. Weeks tl. Co ed themselves highly and were re-
cagnized as the very best house in the sity when it came to best values in
Table Liens, Table Napkins,
Towels and Towelings We have received our full Spring lock of these good direct from Bel- hit Iieland The value cannot be
ted under the present low ra
lfduty, thev are without doubt, ex hordinary value
hed Table Linens,
lleaclied Table Linens, All Prices, Full Variety Taple Napkins, 3 Special Lines-
Sl 25 1 50 and 2 00 dozen
50c to 7 50 dozen more
White Goods, Sheeting, Pillow Cot-
Counterpanes, Ladies’ Under etc, etc Our counters are full goods at very low prices
invite vour inspection
EKS 8100
The People's Store Wholesale and Retail
Siiccessors to W A Weeks & Co
6Al(E##H #SHE
203 per lb
s a better bar ain, than a
one at 150, thats why
we always make our FRUIT CAKE of such excellent qual-
st invred ents are
workmen m-
and the price we ask is
'-3
swhnshsa
Telephone, 98
STEWAR
ECLIPSE BAKERY,
Bakes Best Bread
slf#‘lf# _
VISON 81 C0
art Gnarls
have a very large stock Of
_ _ Vs _ _ _ _ _
goods f » .drop iw<1»y and let 'ggi 1; =°1"=1 B§§;,‘;;e}_-§_°g’;'1‘§,°§§§-, wc _,U or Dress Goods. vvhure ~
' [3 B . , 1 1 _
Th B t B DCIS . _for you._ We have hun s seec _ _ _tt
e es ra' ' fr-om,dainty, pretty and cheap blouses. 1-25 d0Z611- _ _ P]_°1I11;s, CG cms’
thg , 1 DIED' SENTNI-ia, MCLEOD & C0, Peaches (2 pound tm,) 18c tin,or 2.00 1 s s
ery Owest Pnces "‘='= `="" '_ Aword about Corsets. We have “PGP UOZGIJ- I ' ’
° ~ F1&»E.E.61efte S
' t th t Peaches (3 pound tin,) 2 tins for 55c. Ribbémg
In this CIW °\1__ the 031 £11; AH8;l_'?i' Tgzioorgz swag, wig;-2;] Salmon (B Columbia,)2 tins for 254:.
son
& _C°mPb°u‘ than i _ them at prices that will save you APPIBS (1 .ga-11-,f»iHS,) 20 Gent! °°°h°
Lmdglsaoom' aged one year am seven _ money dn any corset ygu buy. Somer P ” '
GROCERS m0[uFuneral an Tuesday afternoon, at 3 lines we are selling at half. - ' & _ 1 - .
of Great George and Kent Sts o’clock to P°_0Pl°’5 C°“l°¢°1'Y-] 1SEN'1'NF‘B» MCLEW & ~
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LOCAL BRIEFS
The latest News at the [lily and Province.
Gathered By Guardian Iteparters and Gor- respondents Everylrhere-
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(See also on page 7.)
Two arrests were made for drunken-
ness on Saturday.
CENTRAL Royalty School has been
closed the last two weeks owing to the illness of the teacher.
Rsv. G. M. CAMPB1-;LL’s lecture on
“Crimea re-told” will be delivered in the First Methodist church, ou March 16th.
Mn. J. J. JoHNsoN,of Charlottetown,
P. E. I., has arrived in town on a. visit and is staying at the Hotel Carslake.__ Montreal Star.
THE entertainment in the First Metho-
dist Church has been postponed until March 20th, owing to the prevalence of sickness in the congregation.
Misssizs. E. M. Wir.Bai~iD represent-
ing the Welcome Soap Co.. St. John, and W. H. B. - Russ representing the Dr. Ward Co. of Toronto, leave this morning to do the eastern end of the Island.
Prrornssoirs Ronrnrson’ and Macoun.
left by last night’s special train for Cape Traverse and will cross via the Capes route to-day. It was their in- tion to take passage by the Stanley, but owing to her going to assist the Gas- pesia they could not do so.
Mn. DANIEL MoPHsRsoN, of Monta-
gue, one of the P. W, C. students, re- ceived the news on Saturday of the sud- den doatli of his brother by pleurisy. He went home by rail Saturday evening. Mr. McPherson has the sincere spm- pathy of all his fellow students in his sad bereavement.
A Di-:si>A'rci-:r from M. P. Webster, I. _
C. R. agent at Pictoii to G. A. Sharp Supt. of the P. E. I. Railway, Satur- day night said:_‘°The Steamer Stan- ley is under orders to proceed to the Magdalen Islands to assist the S. S. Gaspesia. She is coaling up and tak- ing supplies for the trip.” The Stanley left Pictou yesterday to proceed on the
journey.
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IN the First Methodist Church last,
evening, previous to commencing the service, the Rev. Mr. Campbell made some very feeling remarks in reference 1 to the narrow escape of three members of the congregation who were on the ill-fated steamer Labrador, and asked the congregation to join heartily in singing “Praise God from whom all blessings How,” which they did with a good will.
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A VERY large congregation of men
gathered at the Op_era House, yesterday. afternoon, to hear Rev. Marcell Con- ran’s address on Purity. The speaker was listened to most attentively by all and made an eloquent plea tor purity of thought, word and deed. A good congregation was present at the mis- sion service last night. The sermon was a. continuation of the series on sin. Wnen Eve sinned she naturally desired to lead some one else. Adam had choice of either Eve or God. He chose his wife, but still, in God’s pre- sence, he turned against her. Sin al- ways divides peoplc. Righteousness joins all together. Siu breeds _distrust and strife. Adam, after sinmng re- proached God as the cause of his sin. “The woman that Thou gavest to be with me gave me to eat.” So when W0 sin we think all the world is against us. We excuse ourselves by a lie. W6 must stick to God and duty in the face of all persecutions and troubles. We must strlve_ and iight against all tenden- ciesto sin. It may be hard, but 511 things are possible to God. When they seem dark and hard to- our minds God will perfect His workin us. Our sins are our own] We must not blamehnan or God. We must acknowledge our fault and God wlll pardon and bless us for it.-Services to-day, Holy Communion at 6.50 and 7.45 a. m; spiritualin- struction at 7.25; marins at 9:int61°- icessory 'service at 12 noon; Bible read- ing at 4 p. m; evensong at 5; mission service and sermon at 7.30.
Ofthe Haritlme Provinces. In Ses- sion at Sasser
SUssEx, March 2..-The s- cond
day’s proceedings of the Maritime Breeders’ association were marked with enthusiasm and good attendance. At _.the opening of the morning session there was a discussion upon provincial exhibitions. C. A. Everett, who was pr- sent, was plied with various quest- ions.
C. _A. Archibald moved, and it was
seconded and carried, that the St. John Exhibition Association be asked to limit the time of cattle exhibits to six days.
W. W. Black said there should be
better loading facilities at St. John. If the wharf were extended to take in two more cars it would be a good pro- vision.
Jnhn F. Frost said there was no
question but that the shortening of the time of exhibition would bé popular. He thought the railway could easily ar- gange a longer wharf.
The following oilicers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, L. B. Elderkin, Amherst, N. S. ; secretary- treasurelu W. W. Hubbard, Sussex, N. B. ;vice-presidents :for New Brunswick, M. H. Parlee of Sussex; for Nova. Scotia. C. A. Archibald of Truro; for P. E. Island, E. R Brow ol Charlotte- town; directors for New Brunswick, H. M. Campbell, B. M. Fawcett, John F. Frost; directors for Nova » Scotia, W. W. Black. F. S. Black, F. L. Fuller; directors _for Prince Edward ~Island, F. G. Boyer, Senator Ferguson. J. W. Calbeck; auditors, C. W. -Holmes and. C. H. Blair. Representitives te the St. . John exhibition. M. H. Parlee of Sussex and John F. Frost of Hampton, Representatives to the Halifax exhibiti- on, C. A. Archibald of Truro and W. W. Black of_ Amherst. Representatives to P. E. Island exhibition, E. R. Brow and F. L. Hazard of Charlottetown. ~
At the afternoon session F, L. Fuller
manager of the government farm, Truro. gave a interesting address upon agricultural education. bringing out many pointed and practical ideas. -=g The discussion that ensued was participated in by Col. Blair, B. M. Fawcett and ,a number of other members. R. _Robert- son, manager _of the Maritime _Experi- mental farm, spoke upon the import- ance of the stock husbandry in the maritime provinces, and claimed that the intelligent breeding of stock would do more for this count: y than any other line of of work. Thos. A. Peters de- puty_ commissioner of agriculture for New Brunswick, spoke briefly upon this question, first presenting Hon. C. H. Lnbillois’ regrets for his non-attend-_ ance. A very practical paper upon sheep husbandry, prepared by Donald Innes was read by W. W. Hubbard. Au interesting discussion followed, and the meeting adjourned to meet again at the call of the executive committee.
NEWSY NOTES
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“MY STORE”
Sentner, lldtod 8100.
The new things for blouses, etc are
here. To sav that they are hand- some would be putting it mildly. The people of Charlottetown never gazed un daintier Muslins, Chambrays and Monselines, and the prices are lower than you would expect. They’re sel- ling fast.
5 cases of that pretty white wear
we’ve been expecting has come to hand, they should have been here a month ago, but we are the losers, not you. We marked them at prices to clear them out quickly,
Ladies, this paragraph is not for
you, but if you have a husband or _if you have boys, we can save you money on Shirts, -Collars, Ties, Sweaters, Underwear, Braces. etc., We’ve a way of marking goods cheap.
In a country town in Scotland, a
minister was out walking on Sunday, he happened to catch one of his iock sitting on the door step playing the. violin. The minister accosted Sandy thus: “Sandy don’t you know it’s a sin to play the violin on the Lord’s day Z" Sandy says, “Yer honor, its the only time I have to play it.” “Sandy don’t"you know the Ten Command; ments 2” “Perhaps “says Sandy” ifyeu whistle them I’d try to play them.”
You’d almost think it was rather
early to show the new Spring Blouses. Have you selected yo yet? If not
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The return match between the Abeg
rink.
_ The C. B. C’s defeated the Diamonds in a hockey match on Saturday by a. score of 3-1. .
THE HOCKEY GAME AT vicroizn.
Word comes from Victoria- that
port of the game between the Vics and Crescents was not correct. The game
score stood 4 2, in favor of the Cree- cen‘s of Victoria. _
Those who composed the Charlotte-
town team were :~ _
forwards, W. Picknrd. C, Weeks, H. Brehnut, A./Leigh.
SHAMROCKS ARE THE CHAMPIONS.
MONTREAL, March 2.-The 'largest
audience that ever came together to see a hockey game in this city filled the large Arena rink last evening to wit- ness one of the most brilliant games seen here for a long time. The match was between the Shamrocks -and
holders of the Staiiley cup. The teams were evenly matched and the game was hotly contested and most exciting throughout. As a result,if
urday next, as they expect to do, they will be the champions. ` Should they be. defeated, it will be necessary to play off ` with the Viciorias. The only score
_during the evening was during the first
half, when :he Shanirocks, after a hard” struggle, succeeded in putting the rub- ber through. During the last half,though there _were many narrow escapes, neither team succeeded in scoring. The Shamrocks leave Sunday evening for Halifax and Sr. John, where they have arranged matches.
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right’s i _ isease
nd
Iabetes. » 5 _ -
Prof. G. F. Butler of the Woman’s Medical School of Chicago says-“that Cod Liver Oil should in- ` variably be given in Dia- betes and Bright’s Disease, if there is no marked di-
gestive disturbance.” -
Johi1son’s
Emulsion. .
is acceptable to the weak- est stomachs, aud in- ' creases, ratbei than re- tards digestion. - 501:.
Sold only by
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The Junior Abegweits of Charlotte-` A ' ‘ _ _ _ _
town. andthe Stars of Souris, will play . ‘ ' t ‘i . _- - _ _ _ `
amatch in the Souris Skating Rink, ‘ - J _ _ _
Souris, on the Sth inst. » ' l i < _ ‘ _
The Wanderers claim the maritime A A _ _
hockey championship, as the Mohawks ‘ ~ _l _ji _ _ ot St. John refuse to play them.(Halifa`x - _ ' ' t Herald.)
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through some misunderstanding the re- ’
was finished inside the hour when the _
Goal, W. Davidson; point, V.. Blake; cover point, `H. Sprague;S
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Victoriss, the present champions and _ ,
the Shamrocks defeat Ottawa on Sat- '
n Munir to ur
_MMMMM lf{it’s Ne\r\rson’s its 6oo_ll» Our Regular I Every Day Prices
tlieap tained _toads Sale BEER a ooi=F's.
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This week we offer our stock of
Canned Goods at the following low
prices: . r
Peas (best brands,) 9 cents tin or $1.00
per doz. 1 Corn (best brands,) 9 cents tin, or
1.00 per dozen.
String Bgang /best lJt‘8»I1dS,) 9 CGBLS
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srocx niuinnzas. axons 'run sronrs. ` _L _ '_
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we_its and Victorias will be played on B ' B °
Friday evening next, in Hillsborough _ ' `
Of course there are- some remainders We`_haven`t sold every yard. of Linen: \ f ` : - _‘
Or Sheeting-or Pillow Cotton etc.
Of course -some of these aren’f_ga.s";_t'resh
appearing as the day .thej “__w-li"_i_te opened. _ _ ‘ ' if- j
Some of ’em are atrifie’ crusl,ied~*%H(1_-
just alittle wri_nkled._ May be __s_on_ie
lines area bit soiled-. I_t"si:‘i“`®il‘y"“'eifi;`§it” ~
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We don’t want toput themTback° into stock. We’Il pay you to take them away. Here’s how - ~ .~ _
Until Mar,ch._ 7th _we’ll»_ give an addi- tioualdisconnt-ot 5 '_ ~' » '_
l0E§.§t-
oifthe already close cut prices of“white fair” goods. ' _ _ 1 Remember,-this is a second discount -_-thespecial sale discount hits' been ` deducted already. _ if _ _ We cannot includeinthe oifer ‘ _
t . e _
. 4 _ 1
hitch Unlaundered Shit'-ts
OR_ _
nbleached Cottons,
You can’t .afford to missf this offer- Think what a. chance to buy__new Table Linens, new Sheetings, new Towels, new i Embroideries, _‘ new .Pillow ` Cottons. _
are as low aothers ask at special sales.
§ W e Have’nt Reduced § our sr-35.00 Parlor suits to $45.00,
E We Don’t I-lave To,
But just see our$4_5.0_0`Suites; They are equal to any FORMER PRICE $65.00 SUITE in the city
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NOW ON AT THE _
1.00 per doz. _ L_ ' A _
Tomatoes (best brands,) 9 cents tin,or I 0 _ __ _