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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 30 1899
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I " THE funeral of the late Mrs. McDon- 2  AIRS.
N     ald will leave Falconwood Asylum at ___
' 130 P- m-'5"daY- The Instrumental Council of ,Women to Meet
for Glove Buyers.
50 DOZEN
Finest French Kids in
Black and all color
Regular prices $1.25 1.35 andl.5O.
WEEKS & 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
CoLiN S. MCARTHUR, son of Rev.
R. McArthur,of Nova Scotia, and grand
son of Mrs. John Stumbles, of this city,
has just passed a very successful exami-
nation at the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery, winning the gold medal.
THE eu a ementof Rev A Gaudie
     and secure your seats for Mr. S. N. The International Council of ,Women
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3   t S N EM_1e,s rand concert gn Eagle; assembly of which Lady Aberdeen is
‘ ‘ 'I g ' president: is made up of representatives
G  , i-- M?§day evemng at the Orwm H°uS°' cpqqren by the different National Councils
, _ '_ ~ o _ omen. The International Council.
By Reporters and Correspon THE annual megan of ,hs ha lo _ " after the manner of the National Cou
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dents Everywhereo town Temperance Algance will bb held ml’ “'"1~d° much °f its W°¥`k in 5°°U°°S
   _______ - in me parlor of the Y_ M_ C_ A_ on to each of which will be allotted a class
See also on page 7.) Tuesday, April the 11th at 8 o’clock p. °‘ Subjects-to be dealt With-
   T _‘lb t_ of th m_ Among those who will preside at the
FR _ HERE i. _ m i _ - _ ' ' ~ -
J W e 11 60 Hg' 6 various meetings will be Lady Battersea,
Amor Athletic CIHUR 10111311! 8-I7 THERE will be service on Good The Countess of Aberdeen, Hon. Mrs.
-. `0’01uekir1Ih9 CKBSCBDUS 001115- Friday moriiig at 11 o’clock in First Lyttelton, Mrs. Sidney Webb, Mrs.
 REcE|VED THE Choi-r of the hm Methodist Methodist Church. Collection in aid of Creighton (wife of the Bishop of Lon-
' d d t t -five airs _ ` _ the work ofthe Dorcas Society of the don), Mrs Fawcett, and others. ~
Nme hundre an wen y p church Wm 'met for reheuml at 7130 Conffregation. In addition to the social functions al-
in°luded’8'H. the very newfrst Colors P' m`-tomorrow' Fun attendance lm- B ‘ .. ready announced Mrs. Moscneles will
latest n0Velt1€‘S- A180 here 15 \P2f‘*l“'e- mébtvf/;_Rl;'h5D@1`?h°'103§‘l’11¢ *311?£`i‘-3_9' give a garden party to artists, and.
. . ST. Pi-;'raR*s CATHEDRAL-Easter Catrlgegl-a|_ gn th§wSh0W0m?;nd0£» 0;? iwgalélgurcfllegé ‘:.mlt°°tTr(§°';n 'hs
Somethlng Starthng D-’Y’H°ly cammuniou at 75~ 111-, 88.. MessrsJchn-on & Johnson’s Sunnyside mga like iumctfon Ogg] Bgrléets Signs:
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'sang Et ;np_ ‘EienS°ng an 5° emu Te gill;-‘1{a?)t1‘;r3t;5n;m`~‘°UUg 9' great' dcal Of will also give an afternoon entertain-
CAPTAIN GER-*RD is °XP°°t@d in PRINCE Street School Lecture Course:  I" °'¢°'~t° mak.° 'he °bj°°‘5 °f the*
Sackville in 8- few days- MIS- Gewrd _Rev.Mr. Withyeombe of Suinmerside .C°"g'°” m°r° ludel-7 kmwn -several
and her little son are at present visiting will deliver his Pmular lwtur, _on |mP°}'5aUt Pl`elim1°§l'Y m°°:i“E5 Wm be
fl'i9DdS in that IOWD- Newfoundland illustrated with steropti- gem 1Flf‘°”1d°° dunma Maléch "dl APT"
, - . owhic a ar enum o ill'
THERE will be a meeting of the Exe- cali views °n Tueidfly the nth °f April' be invited.  er Peop e W -
cutive Committee of theY M C.» A in This is an enwrtammg and Profitable To the pro ramme of the Prof '
° ° '» - - ession-
the Secretarys mme on Thursda lecture and deserving of a liberal pat 3
_ ` 5' ° - - ` al sectio t b- ti li b
afternoon at L30 o,clock_ All _ ronage. Proceeds ofleoture in aid of n w° in 5°_° ‘ms "9 °°“
bers are re<l\¥ested to attend. 29.’gIm Pun” sue” Schwl Library' adds; for the dlscgsslon of I'iandi'cram’
May building for the purpose of, form-
ing a new sporting club at which Mr. A.
. - f l* J I 1 =
Goto Dodd’s and Renkilfs Drug Store _ 'ln London in June. I
Earle’s Grand Concert. td. of all nations will meet at London in
June n f In 1. d 'b '
Evsitifisooi in town is goinv to Mr ex is grea el' emu”
0”- ment.
an t e work of women as Librarians.
THE meeting held last evening in the l
An Ox’s Complaint. _
Low
Figure of only
820. PGY, pair, ` gentleman has preached 'as well -as
Remember these are,finish french
kid and worth $1.25, 1.35 and l.5O-
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
$l.l5.
" LADIES AND GENTS.-W-e are
head uarters for gloves this Season
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and can back it up with the largest.
variety in the City at the lowest
prices.
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Antiquarian Society will , no doubt, be
. . r.
Pastor of Poi Massey Church. Halifax,
to Miss Jean Waters, niece of the late
Rev. Dr. Waters, is- announced. It
will be remembered that the above
lectured in St. James’ Church in this
citv
Mir. NEwsoN’s paper at the next
eeiing of the Natural History and
a masterly presentation of 'the almost
universally accepted opinion as to how
this world was created, and should at-
tract not only the geologist but all stu-
dents of important questions.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Plebiscile association of St. John
was held Monday evening. J. R.
Woodman presided and there was quite
a. gathering of temperance pesple. The
present position of the prohibition
question wasfully discussed and a com-
mittee appcinted to prepare resolutions
to be submitted to parliament.
rooms in the May building where
future meetings will be held. -f
“mv stunt.”
been waiting for has ai rived. _Twenty
colors to select from including all the
newest shades. ‘
Mii. Liiairunn DONALD who has been
stir in our Kid Glove department this
spring if qualityand price count,500
  D. STEWARTE
spending the winter with his family at
Alma, left Monday morning for Wor-
cester accompanied by Mr. Beaton
Riley,Alma, who leaves for a few
The People's Store.
Wholesale and Retail.
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Friday, Better leave;
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Telephone, 98. E
§ ECLIPSEHAKERY,
 llakos Best Bread-
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Canned liuuus
TIIIS WEEK A
Best Brands Finest Goods
Corn 3 Cans for 25c
Peas 3 .4 tc 256
Beans 3 “ “ 25c
Tomatoes 9c each or $1.00 per doz.
Apples 20c per can.
Peaches 2 lb Can for l6c
Pine Apples 2 lb Can for lSc.
,denly at Montrose on Saturday, the
525th inst. The deceased who was in
int- -29th year was greatly beloved by
months sojourn ie the land of Uncle
Sam. We wish them both “bon voyage”
and await their safe return in the near
future. Com. _ ,
ONE of the finest Easter deceratiohs
yet noticed is to be observed in Jas.
Paton & Co’s eastern window. The
design represents “No Cross No
Crown.” Ribbons aregsuspended over
the centre, beneath which hang flower-
baskets. A small child is being drawn
by birds from the cross' to the crown.
This lirm has had in the past particul-l
arly line dressings, and the present is
at least fully up to the standard. It is
well Worthy an inspection.
Tiiiam-: will be a service of carols on
Tuesday evening ne‘Xt. in the First
Methodist church. The program in-
cludes five Easter carols, vocal solos,
and the following choruses, the Radi-
ant Mern, by Woodward; She1ley’s‘
magnificent hymn anthem, Hark, hark
my soul. The al'o solo in this is taken
by Mrs. Watts, the soprano solo and
obligiitoby Mies Temple. The Gloria'
from the 12th mass. Organ selections
will include oftertoire in D. St. Cecilia.
Andante, Pilgrims’ Song of Hope, Bat-
iste;Intermezzo by Mascagni and Hal-
lelujah Chorus from the Messiah. Sil-
ver collection in aid of the choir fund.
Service commences et. 7.30 p. m.
Oai'rUAiir.- It is with deep regret
we chronicle today the death of Hrs.
Geo. Duggan, which took place sud-
ail woo knew her and leaves a husband
and five small children. the youngest
but three weeks old, to mourn their
irreparable loss. Much sympathy is felt
in the community for tho bereaved-a
sympathy attested by the large number
who who followed the remains to the
boat on Sunday afternoon. and who as-
sembled in the Presbj terian church
Poole presided, resulted in the follow-
ing organisation; Dr. S. R. Jenkins,
Honorary President; A; Douglas Mc-
Donald, President; G. O. McLeod,Vice
President; Harry Lord. Secretary-'l'rea-
surer; R. E. Lord., Edward McKie,
Howard McDonald and Joseph Merry
Executive Committee. There was a
large attendance. The club will be
known as Charlottetown Bicyc‘e and
Athletic Club, The colors adppted are
white and green. A code of bylaws was
agreed upon. V They have excellent
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-That line of 25c _china Silk you’ve
A BIG STIB.-There will bea. big
pairs “La Charause,”usual price $1.35; _
our price $1.25. See our “Lily” Glove
@ 85c and 95c. Every pair fully
guaranteed. You’ve paid $1.25 for a
'much inferior article. Our Daphne
Glove at $1.35 has no equal in the
market all the new shades are here.
Sentner, McLeod & Co’s Glove de-
partment is complete.
Metallic Printed Italian Cloth for
underskirts.7 patterns to choose from.
Beauties every one of them and guar-
anteed to wash. The same goods made
up,if you’d rather have it, extra full
with deep fi-ill only $2.25. -
It'.’s a long time since the Ladies
of Charlottetown saw so prottyarange
of Satins as that now shown by
Sentner, McLeod & Co.
Another lot of Hair goods received
to-day,cannot be detected from the
real Hair.
Flow the snow hasdisappeared from
our streets the past few days, it’s not
disappearing one bit faster than the
pretty dress Goods at Sentner, Mc-
Leod & Co’s.`
Ladies when you want anything
new, fashionable and pretty you’re
almost sure to get what you want at
Sentner,McLeod & Co’e
This is going to be a big Jacket
season. Capes will also be worn but
Jackets will hold supremacy.
An immense assortment of Sailor
Hats to choose from. at Charlotte-
town’s greatest Millinery Sbere Sent-
ner,McLeod & Co's.
75 Boxes of flowers expected ina
few days at Sentner.McLeod & Co’s.
Leave your order to-day for your
“Easter Hat.” If you want a stylish
and becoming Hat, you’ll get it at
Sentner McLeod & Co’s.
“CHALLENGE” For Assoirr-
Miwr and VALUE. We challenge
competition in allkinds of Dry Goods.
Nawsv Nori-Es _
Sin,-A desire to lead is always a
good one. Even a fat ox should not be
blamed for showinga little pride in this
respect. After eating hard for seveial
months to make a good show for Easter
our efforts should not be discredited.
Two of the choicest of our _paternity
stood in this competition. One, consci-
ous of his superiority, boldly stepped
on the public scales to be weigli°d. The
other would not take the risk. He pro-
duced his reputation from the owner's
private figures. Is this a fair public
competitonj’
Yours,
Maniuiu Ox.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla never disap-
poiuts. lt may be taken for impure and
impoverished blood with perfect con-
fidence that it will cure.
Garters’ seeds grow.
Oh. say-did you see'
Piowse Bros.’ new hatsi,
They are beauties. 16 cases
Christy’s London hats and
caps and 13 cases American
hats and caps; all the very
latest styles. 28 3i
Garters’ for- 'Wall Paper.
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Liver
Pill...
.. For Liver troubles there :_
is no better pill made than
verybonyis Pius. s
They help the liver to
perform it’s proper func-
tions, and if taken in time
will prevent. many a. bil-
U1
32 pills in each box.
Price 25g, _ _
Sold by all druggists.
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“Stanley’ another fresh lot of ‘Shredd-
ed whole wheat Biscuits.
_ mended to anyone troubled with
poor digestion, weak stomach &c. 1
Yeast, Soda or Baking Powder .and y
are both Light and Short.
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. where an appropriate funeral service_ y I (_ _
|ltlll|S0il 8|. U0- Ai”~stuiutuiiuituuu.ui  T e
McDonald. We desire to convey an ex- , | A | _ - f A ` ,_
GROCERS i:n;'i.°‘..ii“:u:.z”f..;i ":.‘;.§’:;;".;';‘.._ in mi t..  .at  'BEER & GOFF_ ' i '      
Corner of Great George and Kent St diction.-Com. ‘the low price Store. » ~ ‘ Lo"
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How Delightfully
Comfortable
i Exam
patterns.
daliwey Of:
are = all lost.
to give
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&aSee our north window for'-Easter
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You can have things these long evenings if y0l1 get 0110
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The cut shows
wall frieze'and
Itll give you
idea of the design
But the richness
Now,-' _just for a
ent, xthink- of
from a. stock so
 have fevm'
shown in P. E. I
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.closely that it’s
‘cheap _to paper as
without.»_~ _ ‘
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Three Nice New Designs
fthose ' ° ° l for the sitting.
g,,,n0,_Florris Chairs ,,,g,,,,,,, _
Si %t%%%
with
lions headache. lmgk’
just recieved and marked awfully cheap. See them
JOHH HEWSO
URDIIN SIXTUS
u are Fully Equipped
fur thu Spring Tr
the finest line of English, Irish, Scotch and Canadian. Cloths in
Over-coatings, Trouserings, ever placed before the people of P E I
Order your Spring Outfit now before the rush commences, 13881499,
have first choice.
Gentlemelfs Furnishing 
White and Fancy Underwear, Sweaters, A $11* G0
dkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars, Cuds, N0f»10D!» 0°”
"`-__2.!?.';!°"i 3'- "'¢|-sl...
Slullulneullluzsuil We have just received via S. S
Those Biscuit are highly reccom
They are inado without the use of
New
Spring
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