THE GUARDIAB, CH _\RLOTl`h’lO\VN, MAY 16 1899

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Stylish Mtihnery ____

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XM ‘£11 Oril;-ri; mpersonally. _ Try

Vw Stone for your new hat. gms to us highly recommended

“ll please you. _

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and tainted Dress Bonds

9 have received and opened a ¢,ho'ce new _stock of rich Black Broadcloths, costu|.u¢S. Pliliil

hwy dress goods the very latest

bghappy to show them to you.

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titties’ Latest Sanus

0m- mantle room contains a per~

selected stock of newest styles

Crpes Drop in and see them, they

marked low.

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Bl0l|S£S

ifidreds and hundreds to select

All sizes, we are sure to please

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Kid Gloves

newest colorings in Clasp and Dori`t forget our 82c bargain

'Sl 25 to Sl,5O per pair. Real

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Ytui Fumisiun s can save you cash on evgry pur-

want in your line. See our ly collars at 2 for 25c. cuEs at worth 302. Kid,gloves,shirts, braces. W'e buy these goods

and sell them cheap.

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Wholesale und Retail

ingredients skilful

68 Pies

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LOCAL BRIEFS

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Two drunks were reported at mid-

night.

Sonia Vinnie A. is loading produce

at \_‘onnolly`s wharf.

THE girls of Chatham, N. B.. have

organized a bicycle club of their own.

THE Campana is due in this port to-

day, and will sail for Montreal immedi- ately on discharging cargo.

Tilt-I St John Daily Sun says: J.. P.

Gordon of Moore & McLeod, Charlotte- town.is in town visiting his parents.

Tm-1 Si. John Daily Sun says: J.

Fred Fraser of Davis and Fraser, Hali- fax, arrived in town Saturday.

Old Polonius Laertes and Ophelia

will be -represented by Miss Lelurgey in Kindergarten l:lall,Thursday evening 18th lust. _

Scrht. Chief Commander, which has

been leaded by Mr. N.Rattenbury, with potatoes and oats, will sail this morning..

THE S.S. Greetland will leave` Mon-

treal on Thursday, 18th iust., for this port, and will sail for St. John’s. Ntld., via North Sydney.

MR. W, K. Roesus of Rogers &

Rogers, rode from Charlottetown to Snmmerside Sunday, on a Crescent. chainless bicycle and returned yester- day.

THE schooners Ada, Spring, Bird and

Agility, arrived from Dominion Coal Co s Mines. C. B., with cargoes oi slack and nut coal to Peake Bros. & Co.

MR. J. E. MA'r'rHsws oi the Patriot.

and Mrs. Matthews, - leave today by the S. S. Halifax via Hawkesbury and Hali- fax for Boston. They will be absent about two weeks.

THE students or P. W. College will

regret to learn that Mr. Mort McK:-iy.of Montague Bridge,is seriously ill. Mr. McKay made.many friends for himself while attending college.

THE St. John Telegraph says : At the

Rev. W. B. Hinson’s farewell at Monc- ton on Sunday night, about 1800 people were preseut,it being one of the largest congregations ever seen in that church.

THE league matches, the first of

which comes off on Saturday afternoon May 27th, promises to be very interest- ing this year, The engineers have entered two teams and expect to make a creditable showing.

THE reiinains of the late Lou’s E.

Rodd. an account of whose death ap- peared in yesterday’s GUARDIAN, were broaghtto North Wittshire station last night Mr. Rodd’s death was°caused by meningitis. The mother and brother accompaniedthe remains.

It is some time since the public has

an opportunity of hearing Miss Lefurgey ina shakespearian selection, and we feel sure altl will be pleased to know that several such numbers are on the programme oi her recital. Thursday evening 18 inst,in Kindergarten Hall.

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To Gere lleaaaohe in ian minutes use

Comfort Headache Powders. l0ets.

Till-I R=~v. Ewen Gillis of M.H. South

is e.\pet¢i~»u to octeupy the Orwell pulpit on next Sunday the 21+t-

THEV Rev. Mr. McKay of Souris

prtached to .he people of Orwell on Sunday the 14th. He delivered an able sermon. The people were highly pleased with Mr. McKay.

Hsszsuo & Moons are showing the

varieties ot Sweet Peas they will have to select from this year for next season’s seed, sixty-four varieties. See the list in their window some ot which o st 2-6 per pacl. They are the up-to-date seedsmen.

NATURAL History and Antiquarian

Society; Meeting in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor at is o’clock it-nightf Paper bt J. T. Mellish, Esquire. ‘-Some obser- various on the colored races of P. E. Is- land. _ Members will please show tickets at door. Non-members will be admitted upon payment of the usual tee. -

A Gobn PRoossMMi_-:.-The musical

entertainment to be givenin the Lyceum on Wednesday evening 17th iust| under the auspices of St.Joseph’s Sodality com- prizes in the programme selections by the St. Cecilia’s Mandolin Club. comic songs by Mr. Wm. Whitlock. interesting lecture on a. visit to .the Sandwich Is- land by Rev. A. Clarke, and various other items. Admission, reserved seats 30c uuserved 20ctS. Children 15o. 2i.

Fxoir the St. John Sun of May 15th

A Charlottetown let'.er of May 12 says: "Sorrow, sincere and unaffected was the .prevailing feeling in Charlottetown" on account of the death of Mrs. Mal- colm 'McLeod For many years she was* our sweetest singer. She was known and respected by sll. A talented, re- iined~and cultured lady has passed away in the midst _of her years. She was iormcrly Miss Florence Rankin.”

Horst _ ARRIVALS.

REVERE HOTEL.

Monday, May 15.-N. Campbell. Brad-

albane; Geo. McMahon. Emerald ; H, H. Gordon. S. S. Princess; G. A. Blervett. Toronto; D. W, Palmer, Crapaud; EI. D. McEwen, Morell; Frank Brims and wife. New Glasgow; Edward P. Farrell, Newton. Mass. W. R. Frizzle. Cornwall. ,

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PERSONAL MENTION

M_R. A. E. Massm' is registered at the

Davies. ~

_MR C. C. NIOORE went 3331*, yesterday

attemoon.

MR. W. C. Wssr of Union, is spending

a few days in the city. . mln Cnmoirros, of the C. P. R. isregis- tsred. an the Davies.

MR. W_M. Barr wasa passenger by the

mail special last night. _ MR. BAmzn'1'r Hsisnniisou arrived in the city by the train last night.

Mft. T. J . DILLON came from Pictou last-

Svetllng by the Jacques Cartier. _ Ms. ALEX. CAMPBELL returned to_Sum- “‘°"5“1° Y*-"‘*<*Y“l*1_V by the afternoon. train.

Mn. F. Duoamrnr, Charlottetown,

was reeistered at_the Albion, Halifax, yes terday.

Mn. Rrcuaxns, who spent- Sunday in

'°h° clfy, returned by the eastern train yesterday. _

MR. C. MITCHELL wasa passenger 'by

the eastern train yesterday gfeemogn on 3 business trip for Mr. J. D. Taylor.

Mies M_.4w1.nY, who has been spending a

few days in the oibv, returned to Summer. side yesterday tiff,”-noon, , I Mn. J. T. McM1Lr.1.\N was a. on er by the .eastboimfl train yesterdP:;Saf¢§r. noon. _Miz Mehlillau will relieve Mn MCQUHW, S0!!! td, who takes a holiday.

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In Charlotte town on the 15th insf., to Mr. and Mrs. l-Idgar Strung. a son.

At Pleasant View Co tags, on the 9th

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At Spring V illey, on May ind, 1899,

'Margaret Reislf, relict of the late Mr.

Angus McNeil, after a bmi illness in the 86th year of her nge.

JIIIDBS Dunn, "ged 65 yvzirs. Quarter Master Letnll l Du.. of the United

nan,N S Georgina E McKenzie

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We’d especially liketo have

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Manoah Row. , for nit r y a represents- _' . . F, tive of the Mi. ray Harbor district, and , A '. * _ - I

Collector of Custcius at that port. _ _t i V ;_ ` up , ;f , _ At Summer-ide, on the 9 h May. Mr. _ 7 f y 5

Suites DSW. rod non in .\'lan.la, is at F Y . ‘= in __: i son ofthe dec ssed. ~ _ _ ,_ on April 2.5¢., i.:;t...r..; Nat A..- _ _ _ -..-|:oR;.f..; ~ _j - ` ’;,, ‘

May t6--D. Gordon, Gedrgetiwnt J. formerly Sciiih `Gri~..vilI.° ii d ld ' L .d G ii __ v f- ,» I L. Bennett. Halifax; Peter McNutt, years and 10 tnonttis. !“l 10%; they it I

Malpeque; G.DesR.riche~i. Miscouche; Lord because fnyi VV,-this and Pl-aye:-3 ° ' 1 V V

Wm. Campbell, Sea View; John D. He did hear.” N 0 A

Burns. J. E-.`Phenor. Halifax; Wm. _ - - _ ‘ _ . " i Nevins, Toronto; W.H. Prowse and At bla late f""““le“°°-NNY A"¥Y1"~ 0" S art can M aka Paare.

Mrs Prcwe Murrav Harbor, Lemuel

Owe-n, Soutliportq H. C. Compton,StV M°KiD"°“ age 53 Ff3»1'9» l9aV1U£` f°U1` Our big 0le8»l‘iI1g‘E&l6 Of F|.|R"|Tu`RE hasibéeliéa JOM; A- E-MaS=‘6Y- T“1'0Ul0- daughmrs find °"° 8°” to mom” the scores of Charlottetown shrewdest shoppers. As our WHOLE

i?;;;;’8Ed1'g_¥;ngihfsngeafiesgfszggi Whig' be sold, we have put our prices away down, so that any parsong in neédf~q_t{ Lord n le In e` Furniture simply can’t help buying HERE. ` ' I ~ _- . - -

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Sunday the l4Ln mst 1899 Duncan

V Bi f t ' ' V ' ~ t I " I WARDS Fetlaslepaimase. April 12th. Remember the more you B`uy» Q

and the late Theo Webster For the

' ° ‘ ‘ third time in lessthan one short year, B-L S I ' '

_ hubs *pg* .has death entered this home and de- e . ' ‘

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Pattern H2118 and B 0n|1etS His sweet voice will be missed from tlie

;,°;;‘;';§ ggi; “f ‘°""‘°=t;‘.::;‘;:.?“:§fi.:t.i2:r. 'Tremendous Discounts

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Sr. Pn'rr.1i’s, C. B. May 13.-Passed

through canal; schrs Louis, Lend;-$1 Montague. P. E. I. to Sydney;'S" John A Macdonald, Hyde, Murray Harbor, P. E. l. to Sydney; Genesta' McKinnon, Murray Harbor, P. E. I.- Satelite. McKenzie. Sydney to Char.

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