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_ ____ _ _ THE GUARDIA_N,,CHAR`L0,TTETOWN, MARCH 1 i899
B” noewa] and ppened their new
trams smut
ORSETS
dren s, Misses and Ladies
range of Sizes In
and Short Waists
we buy all Corsets
from Leading Manufacturers,
can rely on the very best value
Spring Wants
h Household Bonds.
predecessors,W A Weeks dz Co
themselves highly and were re
as the very best house in the
when it came to best values in
Talile Linens,
Table Napkins,
and Tewellngs.
We have received our full Spring
of these ood direct from Bel-
The value cannot be
under the present low rate
thev are without doubt, ex-
Tahle Linens,
Table Linens,
Full Variety
Taple Napkins.,
3 Special Lines.
1 50 and 7 00 dozen
c to 7 5c dozen more
Goods, Shooting, Pillow Cot-
Ladies Under
etc Our counters are full
goods at very low prices
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The latest News at the tity
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Gathered Brttuardlan ttapartars and Gor-
rispontlents Everywhere-
(See also oupage 1'.)
SEN.i'roR D. Fsiicuson, Charlotte-
town. will give an address and J. A.
McDonald, Hermanville, will read a
paper at to-n:orrow’s session of the Mari-
time Breeder’s second annual meeting,
which begins at Sussex, N. B., to-day.
THE ics boats yesterday left Cape
Traverse at 2.30 p. m. and arrived at
Cape Tormentine ‘ at 5.50 o’clock.
Those on the other side left Tormentine
at 11.35 a. m. and arrived at Traverse
at 3.50 p. m. The special mail train
arrived in this city at 5 55 o’clock-
A correspondent sends a report of a
basket social which was held at New
Dominion on Feb. 20th at which Mr.
Dougald Currie acted as chairman and
Mrs. Davidson of Charlottetown pre-
sided at the organ. Others who took
part w_ere»Mesars John McMillan and
Davidson,Misses Dickieson, Flo McKen-
zie, Edith Stewart. Messrs Wm Mc-
Neil aud James McLean auctioned the
baskets and the sum of $83 was realized
The report. coming so late is too long
for publication.
Haziimaook Dairying Co.-The Di-
rectors of the Hazelbrook Dairying Co.,
have asked me to forward the following
items to the press: 1. That they receiv-
100s. for the butter sent to Liverpool,
England, last December, which netted
the patrons $19.54. 2. That they paid
72 09 fo; Nov. and Dec. milk on a 3.9
test and parties drawing their own sup-
ply of milk received Bc more,or 78.09
per 100 lbs of milk. 3. That they paid
a dividend of 8 per cent on all paid up
shares. -ROBERT JENKINS, Sec’y., Feb
23rd, ’99.
THE first of the meetings advertised
to be held by Professors Robertson and
Macoun was opened in Rustico Bank,
Rustico at 3 o’clock. Monday afternoon
with Rev Father McDonald as chairman.
There was a. large number of farmers
present. Prof. Robertson and Macoun
made practical addresses which were
listened to with much interest.After this
meeting Professors Robertson and Ma-
coun started for Bradalbane,in the midst
of a heavy downpour of rain. By some
mischance their driver took the wrong
turn, and soon they found themselves
in the vicinity of Stanley Bridge, having
driven against a barbed wire fence and
encountered sundry other obstacles on
the way. At Stanley Mr. James Brown
ndl undertook to 'lot them
very ki y P1
The Pe°P]e S Store over the roadto Bradalbane, and they
Wholesale and Recall arrived at the HotelMa.cdonald, shortly
to W A Weeks & C0- gigrepriiivénE?a¥}1(:]L£;a_rs;?_tl;:h‘?]T,aa':§ vanced very much in price this last  t
Always   come by way of Hunter Rive;-_ M1- week. Sentner, McLeod & Co. who _  Exim
_John Moore and Mr. Best of Ciapand, 'are ever watchful of the markets
and a number of the farmers of the placed their orders before the rise.
neighbourhood assembled at_the Hall. A; Sgntner, McLeod & Co have re-
buy good baking at our meeting was organized by $18 ‘*PP°‘m'
We bake everv day- _ .
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lot of eipeneuiel In meeting was opened at which Messrs
emp oy 5 UU .Mooie,Hon.D. l*`arquhaison,Geo. Has-
Our prices reasonable, l1em_C,,memn_ M¢1{ay_Riebard Elliott,
F0111 bl delivered mon and W. L. Cotton took part.
Wheat Bisou
ment of James Elliot, Esq . ,
La t. _
discussing chiefly tne_quest_ion of hold-
ing provincial _exhibitions The Prof
meetings at O’Lear_y and Atherton. The
train will stop at O’Leary until the
.meeting there in the afternoon is over,
then proceed to Alberton and leave on
return after the close of the meeting
tonight. Fare to Alberton $1.50, good
to return by same train only. Tomorrow
a special train will leave Charlottetown
at 12 o’c1ock (noon) for St. Peter’s and
Souris, to carry those wishing to attend
the meetings there. This train will be
due at St. Peter’s at about 2 p. m., and
will leave for Souris at 4.30. Returning
she will leave Souris about 11 o’clock
the same night.
Ti-in annual meeting of the oiiicers of
the 82 Battalion was held yesterday
afternoon in the oiiice of Leiut. J. A.
McDonald. The attendance was large.
Leuit. Col. McLeod presided. Reports
of regimental and band committees
were received and adopted. The
following committees were elected for
the ensuing year, viz:-Regimental
committees, Lieut, and Adjt., J. A.-
McDonald,president,Major Crockett and
Capt Allan; baud committee. Surgeon
Mayor Warburton, president; Surgeon
Captain Johnson.and Major D. Stewart,
sec’y, trees. Several matters in conec-
.ion with the eiiiciency~ and annual
drills and camp were discussed at some
length and left in the hands of the com-
manding nicer.
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STORE NEWS
“MY STORE”
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Very narrow Ribbons in Chiffon
and gauzy efccts in the most delicate
colorings is one of the striking
changes in trimmings this Spring.
Nearly all ribbons have a draw string
in them to be puffed and plaitod,
duted, etc. Some are fringed and
will be very much used for Dress and
Hat Trimmings. » _
A big sensation 'at our Dress Goods
counter yesterday, especially the 39c
counter, and no wonder when _lovely
new goods imported by us this season
are selling at half price. -
Why' do we lose money on these
Dress Goods? They are a. _ little
heavier than what is wanted for
Spring and we always think the _ first
loss is the best loss for us, whilst our
customers get N ow Goods and we get
the room for our new Spring Goods.
You’ll see a. swarm of B’s in our
Blanket department. Biggest Bar-
gain _Bed Blankets ever brought be-
fore buyers.
The Dry Goods Review says:
Dress Goods and Silks have ad
ceived their first instalment of Silks
direct from the 'manufacturer in Eng-
land. They are very handsome and
cheap.
Miss Murnyan, head Milliner for
Sentner, McLeod & Co, starts this
morning for the grand Millinery
openings in New York and will come
back by way of Montreal and attend
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5;]-_§$;oa__C<;‘;':_*Ph1;i;_ie_V yi g%ol§:)B_:` W;*:_'t the Grant; Easter openii_ijgs in Mon Sold by .
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to Kensington where in the afternoon a ;°?;l__:h_ SS;n?_;§:°t1&c]Zod gl gaagave ‘  _ v _ ,\ _\ t _f _ _ \
hyllrgely atleniiliad m€en§§l;lastgek;u£J envaged six milliners to assist Miss "A 5" \ ,is  
t e evening ey proc_ _ - o _ .
merside where thev again gave address- Murnyan this season, and the ladies I _ URUG5/5).?
es a report of which appears in another of Charlottetown may expect the _, - f " _
latest things in English, American
and Canadian Millinery this Spring.
A small Scotch boy was summoned
t t to 3 Head-,er Mlxtures trut an et us ear ye e
_ Goods oi wo __ _pun this a_Eai_____ _ _ pnceS_ _
--FOR-- are the correc g- _ _ __ _ U , no, 1_0()
peared to the eastward Up to a lute
THE concert which was to have
taken place at Long Creek, on Mon
This promise; to be one of the best
_concerts ever given round those parts
and will include some of Charlotte-
_town’s best 'alent. Doors opan. at
7 o’clock. Concert begins at 7 o’clock.
Admission 15 cents.
THE mission service was attended by
a large congregation last night. 'The
3rd sermon of the series was preached
on Gen. III. 1-"The temptation of
Eve.” Adam and Eve were inthem-
selves good, no evil passions within
tempting them to sin, and would have
been perfectly happy but for _ sin with-
out. But Satan ,determiml to spoil
this. He had himself  cast* out
from God’s Heaven-_for sinning wilfully
of his own evil inéntion. Man wants:
to be good, but he-fails often ln his at-
tempts. Men can overcome hard
things in business, in acquiring know-
ledge. but when it is a thing like keep-
ing himself pure, being honest. being
temperate, he is often as weak as a
child. He fails because there is a great
power against him. Satan is a real
being, whether men believe it ' or no.
The Bible says Satan is l‘the god of
this world ;” he deceives people., Men
fail because they fail to realize that
there is ‘°a man of sin” working against
them. Satan tempts us as he tempted
Eve. Men grow heartless and wearied
in trying todo good and give up and
think themselves very evil. But no
matter what the sin. God will cleanse
from it and make us clean from sin and
will wash us white though we do fall
while fighting against sin. After the
ser_mon an instruction was given on
self-examination. We must examine
ourselves and not wait until the day of
judgment when wehaveso much made
-known to us. Every sin fiom child-
hood' which is put aside and is unre-
pented of is uuforgiveu and is against
us iu‘God’s sight. The services today
are; Holy Communion, 6.50 a. m.;
Holy_ Communion. 7.45 a. m. ; Spiritual
Instruction. 7.25 a. in.; Matins, 9 a..
m.; Intercession Service. 12 a. m.;
Biblelteading, 2 p. m.; Mission Ser-
vice, 7 p. _m. ' _
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by leading physicians to promote
sleep, strengthen the nerves, to
build up the system, to help
people recover quickly from wast-
ing diseases, and to invigorate ‘
the exhausted. It is
A FOOD
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“ku sagddldfs thgaihhlglartlllsa :dad The to give evidence against his father, --A'r- 7
‘ en better than who was accused of making disturb-
hgbdlgdirghes In Cuba much ances in the streets Said the bailiei  & ’S» D
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Abig change in Dress Goods, Plain _ <'_iome,_i1iy we; m:_1_1. ape; abzui C_______‘;_i‘;}°§0d;';_° _ge fouowing ,ow
In 0116 Of D118  Boston Stores; I ess street :pi , pgf dgz ~
where Hwy ¢l0S° 0” Sa'W1`d°Ys' 5 nvirgo, hddw gud the magistra e_ Corn (best brands,) 9 cents tin, °r “OW UN AT THE
S9-19S1ad7 Put' ”' Placud °" a hue of Weel, e an along it and tu 1 00 Pe' do”
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U  S goods to be C it .L into the square, and cross the T0 mes (beg 8,) ,   N H 0 U S E
read as follows: to be closed Satur Squa_re___» l_.00 per dozen. _ '
We have a. very large stock of day.” A C\1St0lI1er asked the SBJQS-__ .¢Yes_ yes,” replied the bailie, en-, String Beans (best urands,) 9 cents
ggods lady how do you know that line will c0m_a_ginly_ tin, or 1.00 per dozen. _  Dress G,@@ds, White
be closed Satufdar “We °1°S° every “And when ye sans across the Baked Beans <3 lbt1°»> 12° “‘”' °' ' Cottons
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the very lowesr; P,-,¢¢g_ Sentner, McLeod & Co. are selling keep  High street till ye come to a Pe;i;l_ie(;s0;;__pound tin,) l_8c tin,or 0 _ ggirtingss
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iuS=°Sm°“§'f“"." ”°"'“ “hey P _, _ _ ,. _ .1 _ at f 55. Ribbons etc
time this winter, Why? They Quite right, my lad pr0¢0€d, S8-ld Pewhes (3 Umm tm) ms °" 9 c
an V - , ' _ ' tins for ..5c.
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;Qst'n10;;y;;eb:;il;,;n§ow as nearly P “VPMeel” .said the boy, with the most ' F i _ J '
GROCERS allgfurs for next season have advanced infantile simplicity, “ye may gang  &  _ ' . .
of Great George and Kent Sts in Price' _ ,and Pump lt' for ye H no Pump me' , _ _ ~ ` _ I 4
uv leared out The card y g g ma t brand 9 cents tin or
_ she had been since early in the morn-
ing, aud about 5 p. m. she had disap-l
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A si>u`ciAL_train will leave this -city THE Stanley left Georgetown for Pic- -_ | __
AL   this morning at 9 o’cloek in connection ton yesterday morning at 7 ` o’clocli|
with Professors Robertson and Macoun’s About noon shewas' reported in the ice D _ `
between Cape Bear and Picton, where . 1 '_ -
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hour hour last night there was nofurlh- D
er word. 1 _ , ‘
day, 27th, had to be postponed owing   I . ,,
‘to the unfavorable weather, and will `  5-H I B 
come off on Thursday. March 2nd, in `
_W. E. Stretch’g l-lall, Long Creek. 1 -
Linen: ‘ '
' away. Here'S how. _
tional discount of  
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fair” goods. ° , y
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nbleached Cottons,
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Cottons.
IMWIIIWHMMI If i'l’s Ne\vson’s its Geollil
Our Regular  
Every Day Prices
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are as low a others ask at special sales
We Have’nt Reduced
Our $65.00 Parlor Suite to $45 00
We Don’t Have To.
But just see our $45.00 Suites They are equal to
any FORMER PRICE $65 00 SUITE in the city
at
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Of course there are some remainders
Welhavent sold every yard of Table
Or Shooting-or Pillow Cotton etc
_ Of course soineof these arent as fresh
appearing as the day-the “white fair’
opened. ,.5 . _ ‘
Some of 'em are atrilie crushed-‘-and
_ just a little wrinkled, May be some
lilpes are a bit soiled  It’s ‘amy dgbit
t o’- ' `
_ We don’t .want to putthem back into
stock. We’11 payyou to take them
'Until March, 7th; we’ll give an addi
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off ‘ the alrcadv close out prices of“white
Remember-this is a second discount
' +thespecial _sale disooiiiit lids been
. deducted' alrcady.;_ `~__;'f,  ' _
We cannot incliide in the offer
hite Unlauiidered Shirts,
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You can t. afford ' to miss this offer
` ' Thinkwhat a chance to _buy new Table
_ Linens, new Sheetings, new Towels
new Embroideries, new Pillow
MUURE & Mtllfllll
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