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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOT'I.‘ETOWN_,. APRIL 25 1899

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WEEKS ECO

Wish in Strongly impress on you that their _Yew Millinei' Miss Van Stone, who crime to us very highly recoil- meurlerl, is now prepared to receive vonr orders. Bliss Van Stone is now located iii our New Millinery show rooms on first tloor. \Ve are sure you will be pleased with Miss Van S;0ne`s work. W'eeks 8.: Co., have just opened 30 cases containing

Bearitiiul New Flowers

New niuoorris

, Laces ai siurs

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Straw Shapes and Sailors

Everything the very lates novelties. Black dress Goods. tdslumes. etc.

A magnificent selection on our count- ers ready for inspection.

82 cts.

Fine French Kid Gloves. ` ~ Don’t forget this wonderful bar- gain, worth $1.20 to $1.35 per pair.

All sizes and newest shades.

Gents Kid Gloves. .

All sizes in good shades of tans and

browns.

We Invite You

To drop in and look over our new

goods, and don’t forget _our millinery display is now on Hrst flour.

WEEKS 81 C0.

C Wholesale and ~ Retail

Successors to W. A. Weeks & Co.

» The People’s Store.

men

Lani Es 5 You’ll be rushed this weekei

Suri". Siranr of the P. E. l. Railway

: Miz. 'l _-\r:i‘.i'.~fir of the High Grade Art fllglt “ll 1’~“`gf’d“°_l;a“S§1§l" must ple in bil Gooro-e and Kent; Sig, `

1' » ° - »- . ;. `~ s si. in. an ar or inar “c anircs "` _ f(S‘.i€i§ii<li],Uietiiiirf,<l \ .i the Stanley last’ by 1 P pn to insure mseniyém fouoviing g Mn; Loran, Miss Peters, Mrs. A. j if r D. ; ~ - ,_» -

5 ritercriicrerse.,.sir».i’f0r New roi-kr A ° U 1 d ,U ,, 3 a,-on th@Sffw1ey-1+St@v°Hivs- They accom-

: - » r NY youlla a Y 0 D00” E uc I ‘ anied Mrs lr" Peters a f P' t -where sh _. will fzzcave in the fruit: .- - _ -.- P ‘ ' ° 5 ar "3 1° 011 l, d u “ ‘ = == desiring to learn type writing and gen- Vesterd ~. U h

3 lr” 0 eral oliice work, wil: find it to their form ummm” on er return to Vic' ; Tm; perm ,_.,,1_ _,__ J_ MCK,,au_ of E advantagevto apply to Student, P. O. ithe Portl ind Proiriiig Co., Sails today ,Box 37'fC“.V~ lf' _ MARGATE N0'fE5-*Wm- Pound ESQ' lfor Caps 'l`_»::ii--.ntl rs, with supplies for l ,_ ~ ,ii . ls dmug "' rushing bu5ine53~ W9 are ltheir factor-1»~.~r. frggi, Uslkeflrylgore Slih fm” Iéectelived glad to see him recovering the use of

‘ r ‘D ‘nr an rge p 0 Os O em' his~hand Mr Mark’s horse is likel

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i NIR How\nr>I)i"rCrri~:i'e of Charlotte selves' Agonmllor lm Secretary and do well th' h ' '

. . _ _ _ - ~ _ v _ _ is season as e is now famous »f | l town' fofluelll Of "HS ‘~'if.V» is 21 PGSSGU- 9”” .or tw? olhels’ taken H-1 the ciaih' as astook getter.Farming Operations are '

r ger on the i\lanchf--ter Enterprise for mg In whmh they were shipwrecked' in full blast, preparing for spring work,

Enzlanfl--SL John Globe. MR_ RYERSDN REID’ son of 3_ E. -Au excellent opportunity offers for ` to ,10 dclock we," 2 MR_ PERM. L_ “-MGBT’ formerly of Roig, Estq., Mi P(.lP.. tTrypn, ai;)i-ivlig ;§;>;<§aT"Eipp§r?vi;cebl));;:toi1;u;o slplcatg. is _ r _ _

Bedeque, Who brought the remains of In ‘_ 9 cl y yes or 8‘y_ 0 eu elf up n 1 see one 1 ted h .It ’- -

his sister Miss Imtrr--_ iVri0'ht to the Is- dull” as Salesmall -ln the Bicycle es' oca snip- is a mee land for burial is at we ==Queen Hotel tablishment of Messrg Rogers & settlement and convenient both summer

pn mmm to Maiden Mass. Rogers , Kent Streep and winter to surrounding country. i ’|

asked _for tenders for a large mill to be ` built near Hampton. He has purchas- ed ;considerable lumber lziird in that ,vicinity and will have the logs sawn there and shipped vii Sz. Jorin.-St. ,John Record. [Mr Alexander is well and favorably known in lfririce Co.]

3 A san and serious loss or tire, took lplace at French Fort, Lot 35, on Sab- bath evening.wtien :ire barn.-r and other y outbuildings of Mr. W.irliceO~ven were burned to the ground. together with ten head of cattle, fifteen pigs and fifty hens. A new threshing mill, fanners, two carts, truck and all other farming ,implements required on a first-class farm, 150 bushels oats and a lot of hay and straw, indeed everything about the barn except the horses were yburued. Much sympathy is felt ‘for the young man and the rest ofthe family. He is a son of the late Christopher Owen. who was killed jby an accident on the St. Peter’s Road, fwhen Wallace was only a child. The family had by perseverance secured for themselves a comfortable home un- til the sad accident happened. The family had just gone to church when the tire took place. The neighbors had a hard lime to save the dwelling house from the flames. Cause of fire un- known. The loss is estimated at $1000. Insurance $200 in the P. E. I. Agricul- rural Mutual Ins. Cc’y.

'ment and advice to the children R-sv.

-*_* __ lwill leave on return at an early hour last evening.

Tiii; Stanlev brought 20 bass of mail this mOrnin2._

play evenmg ' “ ° 1 ~ Tun Stanley arrived at 7 p. m. bring-

Miz R Baaiirsro will sell at auction

, _ , ,_ _ ‘ at the residence ot Mrs. Geo. T Has- 2ers.and an abundance of ice is reported _ returned vizi r.ic bianley lust evening. mm. Sydney Strq-etE,1S!_' tomorrow’ at around Picton harbon

'THE Sty'_ Jupqruis Cfirtielr- will not 9l.eVBD 0’Cl0Ck, all her l.l0uS8h01‘Ql tufnl' ABOUT last evening' some 1 'sail for Orwell trrday on account of theitufe and “her amcles' UUKUOWU Party 01' PM'li€B Sm8Sl10d KWO ice

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A1' the Police Court yesterday fore- _THE S- S- Noftllumberland did not commissioned ofiicers of the several

noon further evidence was heard in the §all_Vesle1`daY _°W1Ug lf’ the a'U}°u°t_ °f military corps was held last evening to

prosecution against Frank Murphy, for we 1° th” Ptralls- It was lille lmenmn arrange fora Grand Military Turnout A ' forgery. Anumber of witnesses were '°_ha7° sa1l°d_ °“ ‘he arrival °f the on the Queen’s Birthday. After con- ' ` . ' - - , eiaminéed after which the Prisoner was figlgffess ‘;';l;‘§;‘;l; ul;l;;;10lf§§;ag:] TEE Sldefing the Vg’-10:5 P53595 Ui U19 , A 4 ' . _ 1 5, c awe and leaded “Not 'lt .” H - " ` uestion it was ei to rnakea can- ~ ' ' - v B - _ . was gent up 'fiiir trial in theGmSiiprem‘; cffldlllon °f the ice' She “flu Pfobably gass of the men oiluthalirespective corps I i - »- csee lour 'Court on four different charges. ,Ball mls afl°1'”°°°~ and see how many would be available. _ , _ _ I

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MR_ A_ E_ ALEXALDLR the Wen LAST evemugm Wmghtss Han was Until this isikuown it will be difficult , - ‘ m _. . ff?

kU0WU NOND Sl10f0 lllfhbefmau has he-.d one ot the very successful concerts 5° “tate what ”’°“°° will be lake” Th.” Q - ’

so frequently given by the Lo_val` Crusaders. The hall was crowded with the parents and friends of the company who judging from the smiling faces wi-re delighted with the performances of the little ones. Dr. Temple. P. M. W. Patriarch,of Nova Scotia was pre- sent and spohe words of encourage-

W. J. Kirby, G. W. Patriarch of this Province, was also present and gave a sliort address. Following is the pro- gramme: Opening remarks by tho' chairman J. J_`,(.happe1l; chorus, 'The Tnmperance Ship; R-ecilatiou, Gertie Whitq; Autoharp selection, Watson McKay ; "solo, Lizzie Elliot; recitation; Constance Reid: duett, Annie_ Gillis, Frank Wakefield; Recitation Ernest Heath; recitation, Ruby Hillman; song and chorus. Crusaders; song. Janie Bell; recitation, Annie Gillis; recitation, Wallace McDonald; recita- tion, Lucy Hillman; duett, Daisy Brace. Gerty White: Trio ‘-Spider and Fly,” Watson McKay, Wallace McDona d, Lizzie Elliott; Temperance Alphaber,. 26 Crusaders; dialogue. several Crusa- ders;closing song hy the company. The young people fully sustained theirs reputation on this occasion, ' every number on the programme was well rendered and several numbers had to be omitted owing to the lateness of the hour.

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with your House cleaning; duties, and will have plenty; to do without BAK|NG. § We will bake a large assort-E ment of _

Bus, takes. Biscuit, Cookies y Plas, llatcalie, Bread etc, =‘ Every day, EVERY ARTICLE will befresh clean and of the___ best Qualitys all rders prompt- ly attended to. V

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he Best- assortment ever soon ' _ ` 'llllil Gliy- * -

Fm- Qagh. Visit our Blouse lloom ladies

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GROCERS»

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_ We had a busy dav Saturday. There was

quite a rustle among the Silks; Hundreds of

yards sold. Why? We have the goods. We sell them cheap. '

We re going to make a rustle among the

BLOUSES. __

veryone this yea.r’s importation, and all guar-' nteerl to wash and lit.

__ Handsome blouses from 45c to $3.00.

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l THE S.S'. Princess left here at o yes- DR. TEMPLE. P- M- W- Patriarch of i f terday morning and arrived in Picton at N Sc ' . ` ' '

DI E S ‘ ill a. m. She encountered ice. She

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ova otla was`in the city last night

and visited Victoria Division, S. o£_T.

ing one car of. wheat, twelve passen-

panes ot glass in the window of Mr. L. P. Tariton’s store on the cornhr of Gt.

Peters and children arrived home on

A Mamma of the oilicers and non

general opinion ssemshto be that the citizens would be pleased to seea. military parade and review the after- noonmf May 24 th. _

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The Sous of England in this city, cele- brated St. George’s Day, last evening in their rooms, by a grand musical and literary ererlainment, followed by a supper served in caterer, W. Pickhard’s best style. Some 80 couples did ample justice to the array of good things that covered the bountiful tables after which the thanks of the committee in charge. were given to the several performers, and to Principal»Mil1er for the use » of his spacious rooms in which the supper was held. The remainder of the even- l ing was spent in music and dance, and a pleasant time was thus spent by the Englishmen and their lady friends in honor ct their Patron Saint.

UN Thursday evening Rev. Clarence

McKinnon is to be inducted into the pastoral chargeof Park street Presby- terian church Halifax. ,He is son of the

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the Pregbytery of Picton in Prince street church. Picton, S ppl, 1858. and was ordained into the pastoral charge of Hopewell congregation on the 29th ot; the same month Tnose who offrciatedi

James Bsyne and Rev George Walker. All have passed away. except Rev. < George Roddick. who is now livin 5 at Br.»r.cn. Man. Ofthe other manicure of presbyti-ry who were present on the ocrasion, so lar as is known, only one other minister besides Hr. Roddick, is living-i-Rev :James Thompson, of Dur- h\m,West River. Rev. John McKinnon ministered to Hopewell congregation for upwards of twenty years, and alter de- mitiiug his charge ministered for a number of years ro the Presbyterian congregation of Georgetown 1'. E. _I.,

worthy father, a zd that he will prove a worth successor of Rev Allan Sim

that congregation some time ago. 1 .- _, - < -'

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Order your Spring Outfit now

will have drst choice. ' , - Go||tlcme|i’s F urnlshing

White and Fancy Underwear, lsweaters,

Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, Notions, etc.

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