THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, MARC FI 22 1899

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MR AND Miss F PARKER CARVELL

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FRENCH Kll) GLOVES

Jusr Receiver:

Nine hundred and twenty-five pairs

included, all the very newest Colors

latest novelties. A130 here iS

Something Startling for Glove Buyers. 56 DOZEN

Finest French Kids in

Black and all colors.

Regular prices $1.25 1.35 :i.ud1.50.

WEEKS 8: Co-

Made the manufacturers an offer

for the lot. They accepted our offer and we are able to place them on our counters at the

Wonderful Low

Figure of only ' 82c. per. pair.

'Remember these are finish french kid and worth $1.25, 1.35 and 1.50- We invite you to see them- ~

Gents’ Kid Gloves Two Special Lines 95c and Sl-35

and a special line of Gents’ dog Skin gloves for driving, at

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LADIES AND GENTS.-We are

head quarters for gloves this Season and can back it up with the largest variety in the City at the lowest prices.

WEEKS 8100

The People’s Store. Wholesale and Retail.

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The Latest News ut the tity

Gathered Bv Guardian tteprirters and tor-

respnnilents Eieryirliere-

(See also on page 7.)

Msssns W. W. Wellner, E. W. Tay-

lor, G. H. Taylor, lv. N. Tanton, G. F. Hutcheson and L. W. Cook, have de- cided to close their stores every evening at six o’clock,beginning ncxt Monday. This is a move in the right direction.

THERE was a fair attendance at the

market yesterday. The price of eggs dropped from 15 to 16 down to from 11

as 40 cents per bushel ; other prices re- main about the same as last quotations.

THE Standard newspaper oilice, Re-

gina, N. W. T., was burned ou Satur- day. Loss six thousand. Mr. J. K _ Mclnnis, the editor of the Standard,and who is also Mayor of Regina. is a na- tive of North Wiltshire, P. E. I., and is well known throughout the province.

Looxhere, boys, you ought to be

ashamed of yourselves if you hesita*e a moment about where you will go Thursday night. How could you

Hall and take in the concert ? The young ladies will very much appreciate

- to help Grace Church out of tlnancial difficulty-is a worthy one.

A Bashar sociALand entertainment

which promises to be one of the best of

the full court. The Chief Justice delivered a written decision holding that the election was void on account of cor- rupt practices by agents of Gallant, and on these points agreed with Mr. Justice Hodgson who iirst tried the case. In the second place the Chief Justice disagreed with the finding of the trial judge in holding that Gallant had personally bribed Colo Arsenault. 'I`he Chief Justice held that the money was given as a loan. and was not a corrupt act. Mr. Justice Hodgson adhered to the

decision given by him at the trial and

spend 50 cents better than goto Hearlz’s 1

conipsnied by Miss Mofre who gdes to

_' ‘ take a course in nursing at Mount

Sinai Hospital. _

A RUNA\vAi' on Queen Streethhortly

all Pfitliit- 1:;§:*;;;§:;..°‘;i;’;.‘:..;:;i_

was threwn out near Sentner, McLeod

'_ 4' & Cds and the horse kept up his mad

pace until he was captured by some incn on Queen’s wharf, No serious damage was done.

"'-"""'- _ Oiiirnaiir.--The many friends of Mr.

Frederic Hardy of Grenfell, Assa., for- merly of Little York, P. E. I., will be pained to hear of his sudden death, which occurred after only afew days ill- ness on the 4th inst. It is only a year since Mrs. Hardy had to endure the sorrow of parting with her eldest daughter. To her and the bereaved children her many Island friends ex- tend their eincere sympathy. Mr. Hardy was in his 53rd year.

to 13 cents ;some potatoes sold as high _ THE basement of Zion church was

filled last night with a large audience to hear Rev. T. F. Fullerton .lecture on Ireland. The lecturer began with a brief geographical description and his- torical review of Ireland. A large number of stereopticon views were presented,showing the beautiful scenery and the chief historical places. The lecture was interspersed with numerous Irish jokes and anecdotes for which the Island is famous. At the conclusion of the lecture a vote of thanks was tender- ed to the lecturer and Mr. Morrison, who managed theviews, to which Mr. Fullerton suitably responded.

Ar a meeting held at Bello River

schoolhouse on the 14th inst, for the

your kind thoughtlullness. The object ‘purpose of reorganizing and putting

into working shape, Thistle L. O. L., No. 972, the following otiicers were in- stalled into ofiice by P. Master, John Stewart and District Master, William Nicholson viz Francis Cook, W. M.;

ge s§aS°n’W_m be heldjli Howevs HSM' , James Bears, M.; Donald Maths- Mr” h1°g4Pl;”"t'M on `hI’"d,*5' evening son, Rec. Sec’_v; Murdock Stewart. who .performed most -pleasingly

“fc t ‘ ‘ _I W °_ Wlsh t0 SP°“d freas.; James W.l\IcLcod. Chap. ;John were Miss McKenzie and Master Ander- a P‘e.aS“”F evenmg’ kmdly bear the Nelson, Fin.Sec’y; Hector D. Morrison, son. All who attendedwere apparently date 1” mln? and come *fl°”3" D°°1`“ ED. J. C. A vote of thanks was highly saiished as enjoyment was evi- Open at 7 ° cmfk’ °°‘em“'i"”f’°t t° °°m` given to the Countv Ollicers present, danced by the many. happy looking Eegce .ali ,D ‘i5’0' Admlsswn 10 cts' and worshipful District Master' for at- faces and the complimentary remarks a les wlt as “ts free' tending to Thistle Lodge; also to visit- that were made after the entertainment The Supreme court met vesferday to ing brethren. to which a suitable reply was over. ' y

deliver judgment in the Meddie Gal- Fas mime' '1_`hisL°d1‘-fe Pf1rP°s°5 hom' ” “fi” ` 'H lant election case which was heard be- mg their mqeungs on me but and third BURN-

‘Saturdaiy of each month for the present

the recent bad storms our mails _have been somewhat irregular.--By the ap- pearance of the number of lobster traps the lobsters will 'rind hating ground this spring, andit is now evident, that if a law similar to that of our game law is

dere is about to erect a new house,

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Tongues 9;, ewh or $1.00 per doz.

Apples 20c per can. Peaches 2 lb Can for l6c

Pine Apples 2 lb Can for l8c.

Seven more cases of English, French and German

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NEW_ DRESS GOODS, Llver ° ° 3% °d d MSM "°" s°°“'°“'

NEW SILKS, SATlNS» NEW MILLINERY, ` NEW MANTLE5. _ 1

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We invite every lady to visit our store and see the

new goods, and don’t be afraid to ask the prices. The lowness will surprise you.,

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.Q Y k’ SL J b _ Th 1, ao_ socialarid entertainment in Little York 1 ew or vm 0 n ay 3 8 to-night. Admission only 10 cts.Ladies

with baskeis tree. Entertainment will

commence at 7.30. Proceeds in aid of P. E. I; Hospimi.

Uni Fnisn HowA'r1‘, a former resi-

dent of Bedeque and student of Prince of Wales College, now of Indiana, U. S. A., has offered an annual prize for the best essay on some point in Canadian history. The competition is open to all students of the college.

PRINCE E lwaid Division No. 1 S. of

T. helda very enjoyable session last night. v There were several initalions and being only _re-organized a. short time ago it is rapidly progressing and bids fair tc become a potent .power against the rum element. In some of the excellent speeches that were deliver- 1

garding the recent utterances of Sir Wilfrid about the plebiscite.

Tian much talked of concert at Emer-

ald. which was postponed from St. Patrick’s Day, was held last night. and a crowded house greeted the perform- ers who all did admirabl , each selec

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,tion being exccedin.gly_ Well received and deservedly- applaudedf The pro-

gramme vvas carried out in full with the

'exception of an address by Dr. Doyle,

who owing to illness was not present and . whose place was ably filled by Mr. P. ' J. Trainer, of Charlottetown;and Mr. A. C. Rogers or Suinmerside gave a humorous recita- tion which was supplementary to Mr. W. F. Clarke’s comic song and read- ing. Besides these the following. took part: Female String Orchestra, George Larkin, Miss Flo. McKenzie, Wm. A. Murphy, Miss Regina Flood, Jas. R. Kenny, Peter McQuaid, Master Victor Anderson. Miss Maggie Mc-~ Mahon, George Hennessev. 'Miss Eliza O’Neill, Miss Mary O’Nei1|, Thos. N. Donahoe. The affair all through was very creditable to _ those who ~ assisted; and perhaps those

fore Mr. Justice Hodgson at Alberion . _ . . ` ’ » .- ” ..._ sf ff ` #_ -~ when Gauam was unaeated and diS__ to which visiting brethren are always At Centreville Bedeque on March qualified. From that decision he ap- We1°°me"`A° B* C' ° wth, 1899, to 1\'[r_ and M'1.s_ Stephen pealaiand the appeal was heard befme' BL0oMi~‘1nLD, March 21.-Owing to Arsenault, a son.

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At the manse. Georgetown, on March

18th, 1899, by Rev. A. W.K Hardman.

not put in force to protect the lobster Albert Yeung to Clam Llewellyn, both fisheries. that industry will soon become ef L01 51. a thing of the past.-Mr. Stephen'Sauu. ' ` '“"-`-'= _ *aff* ° * rv

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which will consist of a, main building, ___________.__.__.. ........... ...~.._...__.1___._ with a large kitehen attached. abalcony At his home' Union Road" on Sum In fiom and 8' Piazza' _“nie” Hmshqd day evening, 19th March, 1899. Henry

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readalpng jiidgment giving _his rea-li,ew:1u£;H;nve;yffS;e toulthéngnggy gg’ §Ilements, of inflammation of the

sons in rull. Mr. Justice Fitzgerald V d, H- - 1 ~ -t .___M “U25- concurred with the Chief Justice. He Gxr lggiialzs Obie i;1;,o;mI::)y`Pea,.{`y LFUUGTFI loflal at 2-30 P- m' t° the

also read his decision. The appeal ` Beacgi Lot yu to takeg charge of a l0b_ -UUIUU Rmd Cfmetefy-il

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giigsfsgeggglgisiggsggigi C§;?g%;°‘;)g: terd factory--llrlr. Gallant’s irtgre is A; hi;Ofr;ther’s ri§i:1dence.h F H2013; Stt:

_ X ‘ _ _ _ p y un _ergoing ex ensive repairs. e is gn t 9 t inst - ristop er a an ,

§;g1inb!s3;1;‘;‘;ér?;g th,‘i`h‘;‘?3‘};’;1i‘(§xl;‘“;~; r adding new shelves. fitting up the oline aged 21 years. ’ h

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set aside and declared void by ref1S0U lirnlgidemao neervlii aigigtmgfceiaaiiit, giijliilright ig S0:,nQ§eii,i¢?0?;: C333; aftglg ,_ bl-get ifii. °f °°"uP‘ Prachces by agents of Gal' 5 being done in first-class style. ' ness, at the age of 62 years. The de. lam' " ceased was Christina, second daughter

of the late James McDonald, who, with °

his family. immigrated from Uiggw

Scotland. to liigg, P. E. Island. in the A

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A Safe Place

to buy Gloves

is this store of ours. There’s

a cast iron.-guarantee goes

with everyone we Sell. _

If the glove rips or tears on

'first putting on-`-the correct

size _having been I tboiightf-f

bring it back and have it 1'6-

placed at once.

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ment of “THIS glove, is_ii'o`t

guaranteed” or “THAT glove is

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not guaranteed”--they are all

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' And that is' not all.

We start by giving you ah-

solutely the best gloves your

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“i=>EjRRiN’s”

New colors and ' fastenings

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WHAT WE AUVEBTISE WE HAVE-

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