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_ __ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 10 1899
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 &  __ unable to make the p irt. She left Bos- _ Souris Stars play a return
' A ' I t l- ~ ` ‘
SUNDAY for the first time since th " Amour; 'rllle srolrrs _ ' _ A.
 S tauvch steamer Halifax was plapled on Th J _-_  _ _ _ _ __ __ _
the B t d H litax service s e was 6 unior Absgweits are arranain _   1' °; . i' '_ . *’ §
os on an a , to huve the S _   __ 
ton as u-iual biturday afternoon, bu mnlch in Hill boro rink on Tuesday
had not proceeded far along the coast l ‘Welling next
H......d-We their new The Latest News ut .the tity wr...f¢gfm 6-Weed. as with" ' ___ P 1
gradually increas"d in density She THE Cresrentg and 2nd Vinfm-ing will
reache li to Head at ei ht o’clock la a return
     . ;lC ebuc in `g I P S’ _ match in Hillsboro rink
lr Sunday, but the fog was so thick that Onhriday evening, March 14th. See
___ from her taffrail one could not distinv ad. in another column.
uish her stern A strong gale blew up _ _
Qalhpfgd B cua|'d|a|| He Mfefs an from the south and Capt Pye decided An account of two 1
OF °°
I _ ' d G0 - - ` ' '
G 0  E S V p r to lie t until morning. At six o’cl_ock of ho ' nt?r‘.!stlng game?
O cke w ll b f d th S
respondents Everywhere. easing lifted and the Halifax sims into sin., colufnhf ° °“” 1” ° “’m“°‘
___ ,, port reaching her dock at seven o'clock. v _ _
See also on nano 7.) ""l“31lf3X ChIODiC1P~ The Shamrocks of Montreal, cham-
Siririxc at the Rink this afternoon. A FEW nays ,,g0_ ,morning ro an ex- §;°I‘§_‘__’ifaU8nH@&, defeated the Creseents
_ _ x at Halifax on Wednesday
ON Thursday evening of the 23rd ?;':g8h:ayol;?%1:€a2hg§i?:§d Cggorlégti night. score 4-2. " »
inst., a concert will be given. under - W . ".e.e " r. ---
the auspices of theE L C E of Grace with bnrg1anzmg1&`°h B' Ca1hO;;1:} The Abegweits intends nnlding n
' ' ‘ ° ' ’ ' was comm e _
Church, ir Heartz’s Hall. A ood storent balhouris i s, masquerade hocke match on Wednes-
U _ ‘b . d g for trial by Justice E. R. MCD0\1!ild dh next th t y
, :rPr°°ram ls omg Prepare ' and taken to the county jail_ to await thycl b’ °' “ms t° be s°1°°t°d fmm
. . 9 ll
‘ _\ CORRESPONDENT W' S his trial Mr Calhoun identified some
‘ rite that an - - _ _.
event of a very interesting character is °f the °_10nningf0_nnnin ‘nn P1`l5f)n°I’S The -11 hh h k
in take place at Linwond, Kingston, possession. W_hile incarcerated _ln the ,onighf Wéwilh °g tftasg ofigefg; e§f;;‘i_1;__
next Wednesday evening, at which one 1°°kuP nt Snedlnfffne P"5‘_’i°°" med t° of the Victorias being in ill health they
nf the Cn°1'§`Y Valley Young men Wm :’u;':_(i‘;l;'_§'e(t]hi°ub";‘_;‘ii;'_gcE';8 K? nazi: have declined to puts. team against the
ngure Prommently- thnate would o abl have been cre- semor Abegweim
, , , . , _ _ pr b y
°f1fl_Ch11flf@" S» MISS*-*S and? Ladles LOCAL COUNCIL.-A meeting of the mated alive. The side of the ioekup ""_*__
Waists. executive of the L. C. W. will be held was considerably burned and there was °1'°Wl NSI* 3081- y
Fu" range nf sizgs in Snillfday- Hin insfi at Q30 0’C100k at a. narrow escape from a tragedy. Geuld '
stock P. W . College. Committee for _"Labor rg the Proper name of the Prlsnnnr, 31-
' Bureau” and “Associated Charities” are thou nne ave his name as Wm Le
u ` g 2 °
|»0ll§ llld $|l0l‘t walS'lS\ requested to be present. 9, 2i. Blanc. He belontrn in Bnnrnuehe and
NOTE-As we buy all Corsets COL AYDERSON and M A L d . has serveda terms in the penitentary
direct from Leading Manufacturers, S ectea the she of th d  ' dof. Lu: for burglarizing Irving’s store at' that
ou can rel on the ver best value P 8 es oye ,gt Plane Wine “mn ng°-
Y Y _ Y i ° house at North Rustico yesterday, but
Spplng wgnfg did not come to any conclusion as to _-_Q-__
| what would best be done in the way ol
0 In lldousaI\i_:_VdABpvo|!{s.&(_ lighting the harbor Col Ardewm AcoNc1i.Lo as A cowliizn.
\1l'p¥€ QCCSSOFS, . . 66 S ' /0 ‘ ' ' ' W
Prided themselves hioblv and were re_ Will d6Cltl6 the UJ8lt01` after l'J8 g6tS [0 Pgsggnggrs gg Lgbrgdgr Dgsgrlbgd
za
_ - '_ Ottawa and send instructions shortly.
cbgnized as the very best house in the_ The lighthouse how hes on the beach I-lls conduct-
°itY when it came 5° best Values in about 150 feet from where it fell into LONDON March 5 _passengers on
T8b|C Lill8l\S, the Water- the wrecked steamer Labrador 'return-
Tahle Napkins, A dry subject in the hands or a clever  _shkef-’¥df°”°“;on§'uct uf;
- - ' - _ s o e c
‘|'¢we|§ and 1‘°w°““9§_ man is often n:lad_e_mos_t interesting, but AgonCiu0_ y
We have received our full Spring an nltleresunézysuoleié "1 the hallds og When the ship struck he rushed from
Stock of these goods direct from Bel- an-3 8 man °uaran as at-X evamng 0 one art of‘he vessel to the other,’
O enyoyment. In the pulpit or on the P ‘
fast Leland' The Value cannot be platform the Rev. Geo. M. Campbell Imntically carrying Pau of is Imther
dinllnted Undef the Present 10W fn-ne has always won the admiration of his _ am” ‘wer his arms' Wink? on he
6! duty, thev are without doubt, eX- ll hearers. On Thursday evening next. l fleck among the other passengers going
into the third boat he kept such a firm
traordinary vvalue. "the 16th inst. the Rev. gentleman pro- hold on Captain Ershinds arm he a1m0_t
u“h|eachad 1-ah|e Linens poses to give_a lecture on the Cr.in».a.n ’ °
7 War andthe incidents leading up to it l Pulled the Captain Off the vessel iam
Bhachsd Tabla I-‘“3“5; This is a subject brim full of interest; the 3”' `
- - - - - - - During the voyave at the table he
A" PPIGGS, FII" v3l‘l8`ly» gfaihltl _lgrhtili <§[t;zens(53m__l;]_y;a_i_yo_p_e;  was dmicultto P___;s____ and often w_
Tapte Napkunss mos, exciting herihd ih our history lferred to the sameness ot the tara. “I
‘ 3 sP9cia| Linasl Theincidents leading up to the rupture \gue'""' Said a Passenger’ “he gm a I
$1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 dozen. between Russia and Turkey areinterest- change °f fare at the Skerqvore'
worth 50c 'to 7-50 dozen more. ing historical reading-the sqnabbles I_l§£i";;)eu;‘; t(;‘£‘yt§;E;]‘;3 §;sv';°af;Sli]‘;';intf;_
white G00d.~,slieerin,<_», Pillow 00+.- between the Lefm end the Greek ahohda  °l
h0hs_ CouhterPa_neS_ Lachey Under churches,thejealousies engendered bv . Y
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wea. et etc. Our counters are full the pGSses"19.n of Key arid the b ar*
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f h’ ’ d 1 . Emperor Nicholasls desire to rescue hghhculon Paper, Lost
0 t _e”`e_g°0 S ‘fc Ver? OW P"ces°, the city of Constantine from the hated.. ___
We Invite your lnspecuon' TUTES Wh0 had Slllll  Qllt Of the# 1 ONDON March 6_A¢7Q|]ciu0 the re-
H015’ Places" "1 Pa1eSlme_W’1l be presemative of Avuinauldo who was
tnldln 3 manner ‘hit cannnt fall to, amonv the passengers on the wrecked"
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  H  i  &  inmfent ' ._ ’_steamshiP Labradgr, has telegraghed
BL" ” ` "` 'L J” to the London agent of the Filipinos
g ~Reached Oban at 8 a. m. Expect to
The People‘s Store. _  F arrive in London at midnight. Have
Wholesale and Retail. l`ost everything.” The loss includes the
Sncnegsnl-S' tn W. A. Weeks Sz Co __FOR_ _ original correspondence between Aguin-
f i aldo and Admiral Dewey, in which the
llitter is alle ed to have promised the
    Filipinos indgapenoence. _
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* From a letter just received by
Sentner McLeod & Co. from theirlr Clan °f Dl'SiPa¥°d Habits.
head milliner who is now tak-ing a_ . . ~___
William Thoninson of Glenwood
course of instruction in Millineryl Pa_ has the mos", rehharkahle cat il;
with Malle Belanger head Millinerfoi- pehhS).1vh_hh,__ The hat came to ML
MQSSFS C3.V€l`hlll  Kl§SOCk MOHtf€8l l Thom ;0u"5 hgusg Que storm ni ht a
Sver ,
D021 1 . . - p` y g
sitter
Tho_v’re freshl mad
ECLIPSE BAKERY ,
Bakes Best Bread
~ DEAR Sins,-I am now hard at, .
fl-e1eph0ne_ 98_ _ k k. U 1 fom Mane ,so noticeable that Thomas# foster father
M0ntI‘€2-1 year ago. He looked, so forlorn that
y e March lst. he was taken into the house. The cat
’ O ` ff t' t h h cl t d.
VUTY nasty: “nd the Price Messrs Sehthel. McLeod &Co 1899” wills; gwhilhotnliieiltit hhtrsghdsaastfiidge
l`9n3°n3'bl°- Benner WY 9' ig A Charlohhehhwh A fondness for the smoke that Mr.Thomp-
dozen. § = son puffed from his cigars. It' became
W0' ta' me essons _ r _ re ularl shared his after-dinner cigars
Belanger Ca.verhill& Kissock’s spring wgh hhhychh giving him the smoke
A * opening is something grand and they For a joke the cigar was pn; inrn thn-
say it surpasses anything ever shown naps mnntn nnn day, ang, gn Tnnmp-
in Montreal. _ sou’s great astonishment, the cat sat _on
Purple, imauve, cadet blue, deep his hind legs andnuffed away comp.a-
shades of pink and green are ghej cently. Dhere was only oneh drawback
***#¥***1**"**#’H‘ ‘Ming °°‘°“ f°' SP"i”g~  “L “‘°.r°“°”§i°' ff H35. ‘°§f.d.”§¥r° £2
5 , A Floral and sequin Toques and l Zi up ey I ° . _
gars. To remove this Mr. 'Lhomp
8t"`”"'s are very much sh°wn SP°tted son had a wcioden cigar holder made
chilfons and nets are found on all for Thomas, and how he B able to ih_
phylgoh & gh  ,_ `    
The majority of - Bonnets have Another accomplishment of the cat
chiffon ties shirred and bowed very in his ability to drink beer without dis-
__F0R___ dainty?-_ agreeable effects. Beer now forms one
Hat Brims are _ hu made ho have it the chief_articles of the caf. s diet.-
the Bicycle tire effect Narrow (’h‘°“3° T"b““°
ribbons and straws are used in all _-_-<>-;
   00n¢9iVnbl0 designs- This i9.g0ing to _ Larnsr novelties in Spring Hats and
be a great flower season, large -roses, Caps at 1>n¢nn1n_ _
water-lilies,pansies, lilies of the valley, "
We have a very large stock of f __ t mms 0 d 1>AT0N’s for Hats and Carpets.
_ ge -me-no s, , spreys an , _ _ .
canned oods - _ °r. . PA'roN.s extensive Hat and Clothing
g cupid wings and ornaments of all the attraction
.MONTREAL March, 7.-At a special
and the annual meeting of the share--
holders of the Crow’s Nest Pass Coal
Company, held at the head odice,
Canada Life' building, Montreal, by-
laws were passed authorizing the in-
crease of the capital to $2,000,000, the
increase (500,000) to be allotted to
the shareholders at par, in the propor-
tion of 1 to 3, and transferring the head
oilices to Toronto. Transfers of shares
will be made there forthwith. uojuriher
business being done in Montreal..
Messrs. E. Strachan Cox and D. W.
Baillie were appointed scrutineers, and
the following were elected directors ;
Hon. Senator Cox, Robert Jaffray,
Elias Rogers. H. M. Pellatt, Thomas
Walmsley, J. W. Flavelle, of Toronto ;
J. A. Gemmel. Q. C., Ottawa ; David
Morrice, William Hanson, S. Finlay, of
Montreal ; Wm. Fernie, of British
Columbia, and J. D. Chipmau, of New
Brunswick.
The statements of the manager and
character, and the prospects of the com-
pany were referred to in glowing terms.
Fifty-four thousand shares gut of the
capital of sixty thousand were represen-
ted at--the meeting. , ~ .
The Prince Edward Island
cents, '
.
Sarsaparilla
9?
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lery Com p.
is a. preparation made up
specially for purifying the 11
blood and strengthening `
the nerves.
It has been on the market
for several years now, and
is giving splendid satis-
faction.
Put up in large bottles
containing 100 doses for
$l.00. '
he Best Spring Medicine-
Sold only by `
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RETURN MATCH
.Creseeilts is. 2nd licterias
Friday Evening, larch I4. `
The extreme closeness of the match in which
the Crescents won the Tronhy has causeda.
general feeling in Hockey circles to see these
tw 1 b. ' be h cl
ocu smeetazain oret e season oses
and the Manager has secured them for above
_ _ d k th. U department seems to be date
1 he BCSI. Bl'-HDGS ki? _S 3° t‘° ma' 6 'S 8' Very bay for eager buyers. _ _ ‘ '
millinery season. _
at the very lowest prices. There is more work on the Hats LARGE SnlPln°nt °f Silk 'md Fin
this Season than there has been for Hats just received at Paton’s “The Big
l time Sw" ’
a' Ong A arm ti t line of spring and
If you read the Weekly Witness °f snmmldi suihnceg andovercoatin sin new
 &  3 Feb 28th. it will give you a g00d Hen and nobby paigterns is being oéened at
ofthe fashions f°f 1899- John Matson rr one today. an iri-
GROCERS Yours very Truly spection of these will please the mcst
G orner of Great George and Kent St MARY MURNYAN lfnnlidinnn- ~
Airand contest-is promised and the match
will eat popularnrices. _
Same evening a. second match will be
played
ANCHORS VS. Y. M. C. A.
Andvthose who saw the s lendid showin: of
t.li_.° Y. MAE. A. Team on Teiesday evening last,
will realize what a. good contest is here
assured.
Admission 15 cents. Reserved seats, 2) and
25cts. At C. D. P.ankin’s.
' A. A. BARTLETT,
’ Manager _ .
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, 10.
If you want
to buy Black
Dress 900|ls
.|°i!l|\tr  “if
want to   
Black   
Goods  ’
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Miele &llcl.
Wlllllllllllll ll
treasurer were _o_f a most auspicious =
  - But just see our $45.00
Magazine is for sale at all . » _  _| V
Bookstores and R. H. Mas-  ' , ~' 'ii >*
on’s news stand. Price 5 E , _  ,I    
I lt! !’l' tilt me it li
MII
BOOTS .& S
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The Standard fri' ualit Is used b all large Transportatio
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ponies and Livery Stables. It has no equal, and is sold by al
dealersi Manufactured only by .
The Ixn.pe1°1_a1 O11 CO , L
IMMMMH lfiH:’.s Nalvsolis |h_6'ao|l
Dur Regular 
Every Day Prices
are as low aothers ask at special sale!-
e I-Iave’nt Reduced I _ V
our $65.09 Parisi- .suits e»"$45.oo.
We Don’t
my.. Foaussrraipn.
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----COMING lN.~'~.~_-
Nice selections for Gents Ladies, Boys Misses and Childroii
Sold cheaper than elsewhere. - - ' `
Just see our window. It’s.a. tempter. ` '-
THE RETAIL DEALER.
Bt IOILII. ECE.
NOW CON AT THE
LON~0N |'I0|.|
ress G-Oo ds. VKT.l:l.1te
lPr1nts.
Flannelettes. Rib
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