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‘ All of best quality and prices to suit-

; Telephone, 98.

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IHE UAHDIAN,Cl-l.AltllUlil1.'l‘()W'N, MAY 12 1899

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TRY ” l\0s. 2 and 5 Companies of the Boys’

Brirfade will meet for drill at the par-

sonage grounds of the First Methodist

*~ -_ Church at 7 m sha B order.

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U Two drunks were reported :it the ' p' ° rp' y

FOR ‘police station lfist night. THE London News says: Rev. J. E.

Stylish Milltnery

Miss Van Stone our new inilliner

attends all orders personally. Try Miss Van Stone for your new hat. she came to us highly recommended and will please you.

TRY

WEEKS & CO. FOR Blank and Bolnron Dress Ennis

We have received an-'l opened a.

large choice new stock of rich black goods, Broadcloths, costumes, plain and fancy dress goods the very latest. Will be hippy to show them to you.

TRY `

wnnxs or oo.

` ' ' »§- 1'- lodios latest Banos Our mantle room contains a per-

sonally selected stock of newest styles in Capes. Drop in and see them, they are marked low.

TRY _

WEEKS & CO.

BLUUSES

Hundreds and hundreds to select

from. All sizes, we are sure to please you.

TRY

Wnnxpwa oo.

Kitt Gloves

The newest colorings in Clasp and

lacing. Don’t forget our 82c bargain worth $1.25 to $l,50 per pair. Real French Kid.

CENTLEMEN TRY

& CO.

Your. Furnishings

We can save you cash on every pur-

chase you want in your line. See our latest 4 ply collars at 2 for 25c. cuffs at 22c a. pair worth 30c. Kid gloves,shirts, necties braces. We 'buy these goods low and sell them cheap.

TRY

WEEKS 85 Co.

for your dry goods. We have the variety and will please you in the

price ~

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We Want

To Let You Know

g That we have lots of good E; things today.

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, Baks Basthroad.

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tiwooons.

Water Ice Wafers for 5 o'clocx

Teas.

Wethey’s Mince meat in 15 cent

Pwkages. A

Pure Clover Honey in 20 and 25c. pots. ` “Pure Gold" Jelly Powder, in 10c.

Packages. ' Opal Salt for Siftcr; guaranteed von’t cake

Canned Shrimps from the [‘ulf of Mexico.

Brookes “Monkey” Soap in 1Oc.

takes.

Genuine French Maccaroni in 1 lb

packages.

Simcoe Peaches in glass jars, Extra

Heavy Syrup.

V GBOCERB

fthe .-i:_v_ that the Commercial Travel- ilcrs’ 'l`¢=.x in this province will bein- icreas-.-d hom $15 to $25.

next Sabbath evening. -

Tm: Truro news says: Mr. T. T.

Dillion has been in town for a few days. We are glad to know that he will lo- cate in Truro.

'THERE seems to be an im iession in

Tiii: \\'e~lny says: R.‘v.W. J.Kirby,

of <3;-_ Q.-_ ifhurch, Cliilrlctutown, accep- tabty occupied the pulpit of Gratton Street Church on Sunday last.

A tight occurred last evening near

the police stiition. The arrival of the police quelled the disturbs.-.ice and they :iccomp inied one Of the participants to the Sgiiinii. He will come up for trial this morning.

Tris remains of Annie Hennessey,

wife of J. Hennessey. Boston, ariived bythe special train last night. Mrs.. Hennessey wasa daughter of Alexan- der Mcbonald, Cardigan, and was 22

bro`hcr of deceased accompanied the remains which will be conveyed to Cardigan by ioday’seastorn train.

MR. GREEN, Maritime Provinces

Manager for the Confederation Life. is here from Halifax for the

E. I., as per advertisement in our col- umns, and is at the Davies Hotel. Mr. Green says the position is one by which money can be made by a man of ex- ecutive abilities. The .compa y is par- ticularly well established, its 'business in Canada is second largest on the list among all theregular companies.

Wrrri regard to the Parsonage Bur-

glary at Moncton, the Daily Times of yesterday says: The police have appar- ently unearthed a gang of thieves who would appear to be the parties com- mitting the various thefts and burgla- ries about town of late. As a result ot information gleaned by- the oiiicers yes- terday Anthony Gallant, a young man about 16 years of age, who has served a term in jail ,for thieving. and Jackl Hurley, about 24 years of age, were arrested last evening in connection with] the Baptist parsonage burglary. and 1 both have made confession enough tot show that the police are not only on the right track with reference to the recent:

Crossley, the well known evangelist,

REV- 1"- H- WRIGHT Wm PCCUPY the has received a call from the largest

P“1Pit0f ‘he Fir” Metimdlst Caufch church in Newfoundland. He has de-

cided not to accept it.

SONS oF TEMPERANCE.-Please take

'notice that Prince Edward Division, No. 1, will pay a fraternal visit to Victoria Division, No. 4. in Wright’s Hall, on Monday evening nex*. at 8.30. All Sons of Temperance welcome.

THE Hants Journal says: Bgv. S. I.

McArthur,St.llavid’s Church, Maitland, received the degree of B. D. at the con- vocation of Presbyterian College, Halifax. Mr. McArthur has an interest- ing article in the last number of the Theologue “On the passing of Dogma.”

THE Ottawa Free Press says.-Rev.

,Father McMillan. of the diocese of ‘Charlottetown P. E. I., is in the city and is a guest at the Archbisi1op`s pal- ace. He attended the meetings ot the council of public instruction an Quebec. representing his Lordship Bishop Mc- Dounald, of Charlottetown fP,E.l. This is the first time that the diocese has been represented at the council meet- ings.

years of age. Mr. Henuessey and at t

REMEMBER the revival meetings that

will bo held all next week conducted iby evangelist R. F. Whiston of Worces- ter,Mass; ayoung man of remarkable ability as a preacher and singer. He `is widely known throughout the New En land States and has been ver suc

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selection of a general agent for p_‘,cessfu1 in his chosen work. Recently

he has been engaged in evangelistic workin the Maritime Provinces_ and held very successful meetings in St. John N. B. and has also just closed one at Picton N, S. He will make his first appearance in Charlottetown on Sunday next when he will preach in the Central Christian Church, (Kindergar- ten Hall.) It is hoped that mziny will avail themselves ot this opportunity of hearingthis talented preacher of the gospel.

Tins Maritime _Grocer says. The

matter of a_$15 tax' on commercial travellers in Prince Edward Island is a thing which has stirred the commer- cial travellers cf Canada to action. 'Ano' her thing is the lack of protection which the commercial traveller has as regards firms which fail and which have purchased goods of a travelling man. and which were not delivered. Many men travel on commission and pay their own expenses. Goods are gold months before delive and When

robbery, but have also struck upon a

were arrested at G~illani’.+ mniher’s house on Pearl Street, and when the house was searched a number of articles stolen from the B:ip*ist parson- age were found, besides a box of silk handkerchiets, a new acme skate and other stuff no doubt stolen from some place. Two small souvenir spoons. a napkin ring bearing the Rev. Mr. Hin- son’s initials. and a smaller napkin ring were found besides some articles of clothing. '

in nn no

Here is a partial list of w

10c PLAID

250 Sizes 350 450

Ghilllrons Gotten llosa

Assorted Sizes `

at 10c

12c 150

gang of juvenile housebrcakers audi sneak thieves. Gallant and Hurlev-

the time arrives for therdelivery the firm may have failed. 'I‘he _ travellers .desire to rank as creditors, and in this -connection the insolvency legislation in fthe Canadian parliament elicited the deepsst‘2in1.erf'st of the travelling men ,of the country. Max l\'lurde~e-h, presi- ideur, audition. J. D. Rolland, expresi- dent, represented the Dominion Com- mercialfravellers Association in Otta- wa last week and endeavored to secure the influence of the government on . their side.

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' Bentley’s Liniment the modern Pain Cure Price I0c. f

|000 FEET WANTED

Pairs nt Hose

hat weihave to offer you_ on.

HUT By ily

Ladies Gntton_Hose, Ladies Coshnieies Hose, _ ` . -|-,.e,,,e,,,|,,,,s iswunfg ,i gg if?

CBME AND SEE..

Composed of whites of eggs, I _

ombiued with cleansin ma

MEIVS AND BOY’S

at Sc See our at 20c

250

12c Hoisery, _30c 14c in Ladies 350 19c and Childrens 40c

450

Ghildrens Gaslnmero

lloso from _

May 11.-S. MacPhail, San Jose, Cal.;

TRADE AND SHIPPING. `

Entered Ma 10 --Fann Your

Port of Montague.

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Portia, Halifox; Cardigan, Keepii g,

Pinneth; Monitor. 1 Fraser, Harbour ‘

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Y 1 1 ' D - . ’ - _ ` I burg; S. S. Electra, McLaren, Mon- I ~ `|‘ f ~ tague; Day Spring, LeBlanc, Picton . 1- *wiv _ I

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May 11. Af.-S. S. Electra, McLean,

Ma 11. Cld.-Jesscn Forrest Louis

PERSONAL MENTION

Mn. E. Boswizu., Victoria, is registered

at the Queen Hotel.

€i§:~Mx. D. Fonnns, Montague Bridge, re- turned home yesterday.

_CAr'r. WM. Rrcnsans, Bideford, is re- gistered at the Davies.

MR. D. A. Wnnmcx, Stanley Bridge, is

registered at the Davies.

Rav. G. M. CAMPBELL was a passenger

by yiesterday afternoou’s western train in- war ..

_ MR. L. L. BEER was a passenger by the

special last night on return from Ken- sington.

Ma. J. SMITH Mol.-Amis. Inspector of

C\1s_toms,arrived in the city last night and is rogisierei at the Dwies.

Mrssns Isabelle and Addie Dewar ar-

rived homs last night. They did not learn of thesad news of their mother’s death until after they arrived in the city.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

QUEEN ' HOTEL.

May 11 John Muir, Brantford Ont; J.

S. Dawson. St John N. B; D. Forbes Montague Bridge; Tnos F. Simpson. Brantford Ont; K. C- Holmer, Vic- toria; H. C. Turner, Montague; E. Boswell, H. L. McQuarrie, Victoria;

HOTEL DAVIES.

May 11.-Harry Fisher, Montreal; A.

T. LeBlanc,do; Geo. Noble,Toronto; W. E. Lugrin. Halifax; W. M. Richards, Bidetord; Geo. E. Ellis, Toronto; F. W. Green, Halifax; Jas. W. Bowden. London; Rich. Arscott, Halifax; J. S. McKaren, St. John; T. B. Little, Montreal; D. A. Wed- lock, Stanley Bridge.

REVERE HOTEL.

’M'. McCarron. Boston ; E. F. Doherty, Grotten. ' Mass; Jas. L. Doherty, Portland; Geo. A. Blewett. Toronto; G. ll. Squarebriggs, Souris; Mrs. Chas. Workman, do; M. MacLeod, St. Peters; G. W. Clements.St. John: j Harry Smith, Summerside; J. Dona- hoe, Cardigan; Jas. S. Cannon. New ton_ Masq; G. A. Stuart. do; Thos. H. Trainot, Kingston, Ont; Chas. J. Roy, Quebec; C. A. White. St.John; C. F. Miller, Victoria.

Au ou -ha; Sea S ipper, McDonald, 1-larhmir. Au Boucba. 1

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ter of the late Charles Kin le author

side Bookstore.

THE death of Mrs. Robert Dewar,

daughter of the late John Dewars,of Lot

m. Mrs. Dewar was ill only a week

ot tae Taunton State Hospital. but now

daughter at the homestead, Mrs. Norton

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choose from, more than anywhere in town people say.

accounts for their stylish cut beautiful finish.-

' neatly made, ` `

shot silk lining, brown velwiet

s Trim, ,blu_et,te-jacket;

_ buttons, fancy _sticbied ing,

vet collar, silk lining,

- l small pearl buttons.

very handsomely V braid on sides back, box

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tiin and “chic” in apj with shaded silk, fotfir _ ,

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Serine

Jackets

and there a_ren’t much ~expense

either. V .

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To begin with there s plenty

They were 'made in Germany.

‘ Fawn box cloth coat, plain-

Preocy light min 'loweed

Light fawn tweed coat,

Fawn _cloth coat, velvet collar,

- Dainty little -jacket, voryllight,

other prim.; e,_s1o.;oo $191225.

and her death was very unexpected: I our big °l?“riU8 5510 0f Fumnuaf hi! 170011 l 910097 U55” She leaves 3 husband, two 50113 and BCOPBS Of Ch&l'l0t`»t-BIOWD 8hr€Wd68B 8h0pp6!`8. AS 0111' WHOLE STOCK

four daughters, one a nurse, a graduate be sold, we have put our prices away down, so that any person. in need of Brr cton Hospital, and one formerly ~ Furniture simply can’t help buying HERE.

c g - terials, making a shampoo une- qualled for cleansing the hair and scalp. Fifty shampoos in _ a jar. Price 25c. '

Tnrllsli Shampoo _

Used for Shampoo and sea

foam. 25c- Staging Tanrs. Per bundle of 30, 15c.

Cosmetiques, Combs, shaving

Morse Kingsley. author ol Tutis, Ste- _ W k . . phen Paul Miss Kingsle is a dau h- ' ` ' _ p

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of Alton Locke, Two Years Ago West- _ "'°F°R""." f _ wood, etc, etc The above new book is __ , , _ , f_,_;,g

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No cANvAssiNo REQ

48, occurred on Wednesday last at 5 p. _ Snjaft Pgople can MQKQ M°fQ¢"

training at Morton Hospital, a son and Refnenjber |nQf8 ygu hauyp C

oi Brudenell, and Dr. Dewar, ot South- Thg fnafe yQI,| 8

- port, The funeral will takeplace at2 '

S t d . M M m .Svatpi-day, to Brudenell Cemetery; ! ! ! _ V _ p Mm

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170 and hair Brushessffepssvopa We_l1ave just received our new stock.

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and everythmg the Birber wants, at lowest price.

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