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» THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 18 1899 ’
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If there .s any one store in Char-
lottetown where you can always de-
PPncl on gytiing the very best Value
for F-,ur mimi-5°, without _doubt that
store is
WEEKS il EU.
THE PEOPl.E’S STilllE~
WHlll.ESl.LE AIU RETAIL
Successors to W. A. Weeks & Co.
Since buying out the business of
the old firm of W. A. Weeks & Co.,
we have been ordering and receiving
large quantites of goods.
Gases and Baies
lleii Spring Goods.
llew Spring Prints,
Ladies’ New Blouses,
_ Table Napkins, & Linens,
Slieetings and Pillow
Buttons,
and other Staple Hoods,
One of the partners, Mr. Chas.
Leigh is now in the English Markets
making large purchases for the Spring
Trade.
1 Millinery, Mantles, Dress Goods
and other novelties, which we will
showin the course of a few weeks.
Remember we Want all of the old
hrm’s customers.
Buying large and paying cash will
us in a position to sell goods as
cheap, if not cheaper than our
predecessors, who always were looked
upon as the cheapest store in Char-
lottetownl
We want your trade.
'Hive us a trial. p
WEEKS 8100
The People's Store.
Wholesale and Retail.
We Will Serve #¥l'f§K@
#illfleliiiillliii
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Apple, Lemon and Mine
Pies,
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Telephone, 98.
D. S'l"EWART§
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Hakes Baslllraad- _ ,K
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nneil Heels
TIIIS WEEK ~
Brands Finest Goods
rn 3 Cans for 25c
Peas 3 °‘ “ 250
Beans 3 “ ' “ 25c
1 Tomatoes 9c each or $1.00 per d0=-
Apples 20c per can. _
Peaches 2 lb Can for l6c
Pine Apples 2 lb Can for l8c
avisgigg. Ce.
4. vs_.
you promptly. Sell you
nothing but goods. Try*
.uf SILVER CAKE to-s;,=1{e
ss-
aanaahaaaa
of Great George and Kent Sf.
  BAND at the Rink this aiiei-noon.
 4 Tun Stanley did not leave Picton yes-
terday. owing the thick weather.
-°"*" THE mother’s study class will meet
. ith ' K' d t rooms this afternoon
_ -_ I The Latest News ol the 01ty,3i4“»»Ji`3»ci'.ga' °° .
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E MUNEY illlll Pf0l||l09- 0.. .§‘,‘i.i’FelL’f°‘“T.?l'i1?.f`.“S..§'.§.i 2222
  | U by the Executive vesterday afternoon.
Salhered Bv Guardian iiepiflers and Ger-
respendenls Everywhere-
(See also on naze 7.)
DoN'T make :ny engagements for
next Thursday night. Remember that
is the night of the concert in Heartz’s
Hall. and you can’t afford 'to miss it,
considerering the drive, etc.
I. 0. G. T._Po\vnal District Lodge.
No. 3, l. O. G. T., will meet in annual
session in Campbell’s Hall, Pownal, on
March 25 h. Business session will
open at 1.30 p. m, All lodges in the
District are requested to send a full ro-
presention. There will be a public
meeting at night in the Pownal Hall to
to which everyone is invited. _
'l`H1e Boston correspondent of the St.
John Sun notes the death at' Dorchester
district, on March 8'h, of Mrs. Jennie
Stailing, widow of Richard Stailing,
aged 90 years. 10 months, formerly of
St. John and P. E. I., and in Somer-
ville, on March 5th, Mary McKenna,
wife of James McKenna and daughter
of the late John Farrell, of P. E. I.
NEXT Friday night, March 2nd,in the
Skating Rink, there will be a night of
Junior Hockey. Admission only 10c.
The Anchors will play the Y. M. C. A.
club and the West Kent will play the
Junior Abegweiis. There will be_ no
fooling and these youngsters, they al-
ways play the game for all it is worth.
These are the coming hockeyists of our
city and it will be worth while to see
them play.
THE Loyal Crusaders had 9. royal
time last evening with Orient Division
of the Sons of Temperance. The
Division room never was so crowded.
The programme consisted of temperance
songs, recitations and a first class
dialogue. At the close short compli-
mentary addresscs were given by Messrs
Mellish, Crabbe. Ross and Hodgson,
after Which the 95 children present re-
newed their pledge of total abstinence
and the meeting closed in due form.
Miss Annie Elliott made an excellent
organist.
A LARGE and fashionable audience
assembled at the Opera House last even-
ing to witness the thrilling four aet
drama,A Celebrated Case, presented by
the B. l. S., under the distinguished
patronage of the Lieut. Governor. The
scene of the prologue of this play took
place in the village of Montague, sup-
nosed to be the day after the battle of
Foiitenoy. The scene of the remain-
ing four acts was laid near Toulon.
France and the different actors took
their paris admirably. Mr. William
Brown, who was the hero of the even-
ing; Mr. P. J. Trainer who perssnaled
Count D. Aubeterre and ~ Miss Ida
Doyle each acted with exceedingly good
effect. Mr. Patrick McQui1lan kept
the audience in continuous laughter
during his every appearance.
Little Rosa 'Ryan showed good
talent in the part taken by her,a_nd
in fact all performed very creditably.
Prof. Vinnicombe’s orchestra rendered
several sweet Irish melodies and the
League of the Cross Band also _furnished
some appropriate music during one of
the scenes. The nianagement are de-
serving of congratulations for the man-
ner in which this play was presented
and no doubt a lull house would greet
them on another appearance.
YESTERDAY morning at 9.30 a large
number of the B. I. S. and the A. O. H.,
preceded by Galbraith’s and the League
of the Cross Band, left the B. I. S. hall
on Kent Street, paraded down Queen
and along Richmond to Great George,
thence to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral,where
solemn High Mass was sung by Rev.
A. P. McLellan, ol St. Dunstau’s Col-
lege, assisted by Rev. Dr. Monaghan as
Deacon, and ttev. Dr. Curran, as -Sub
Deacon. Rev. Dr. Morrison was Mas-
ter of Ceremonies. His Lordship Bishop
McDonald occupied a seat on the throne
assisted by Father -Clarke, of Boston,
and Rev. J. C. Macmillan of Cardigan.-
At the close of miss the Papal benedic-
tion was given to all present. The
sermon of the day was 'preached
by Rev`. P. D. McGuigan. who took for
his text Esther. VI-7 : “Honor is he
worthy of _whom the king (or kings)
hath . a mind to honor.” After
service the procession, in charge
of Chief Marshal Connolly, of the Beu-
evolent Irish Society, who was mount-
ed on horseback, refdrmed and paraded
the following streets: Up Great George
to. Ricdmond,along Richmond to Queen,
up Queen to Kent.aloug Kent to Prince,
down Prince to Water. along Water to
en u neon to A 0 H hall
yesterday. “What a change has taken
, Q _ . . .
Shire thgt society separateilthe B- 1-S-
MR A. DOWN. who has been slider-
ing withla grippe for some days, is im-
proving slowly. but is still confined to
his house.
MR. J. K. Mclirsis, mayor of Regina,
and editor of the Standard, is in the
city, a guest at the Leland.-Mant
toba Free Press, Mir. 10th.
ABOUT one hundred of the P. W. C.
students celebrated St. Patrick’s yester-
day by taking in the sights, attending
the services in the Cathedral and filling
the ai: with their college yells.
Tun ice boats left Cape Tormentine
at 11.20 o’clock yesterday morning and
arrived on this side at about 5 p. m.,
bringing 43 bags of mail and leaving'11 i
behind. There was no crossing from
this side as all the boats were at Tox-
mentine. The mail arrived in this city
about 10 o’clock last night.
_ ON Monday evening the young En-
deavorers of the First Methodist church
invite their friends tc an old time social
in the schoolroom of the church. '1‘he
names of the performers have already
been announced. The program is an
excellent one; and ice cream and cake,
and home-made candy will be on sale
during the evening.
THE Provincia1'Government is having
two new_ vaults placed in the Land
Oiiice in the Provincial Building. which
are to be used in connection with the 1
Department of Agriculture, which de-
partment will take the place ofthe Land
Odice, about to go out of existence.
The steel doors for the vaults have been
ordered from foronto and the work
will he completed in about three months
time.
3 lots of manufacturers. samples of
Blouses “ no two alike” marked to
sell quick at Sentner, McLeod & Co’s.
Everyone talking about the pretty
new Spring Goods at Sentner, Mc-
Leod & Co’s store, and no wonder for
we can safely say that never before in
the history of Charlottetownihas there
been such a; handsome display of
spring novelties at this season of the
year. Orders for Easter Hats a.nd‘
Bonnets are coming in rapidly and
“Miss Murnyan who has just returned
‘with her head brim full of new ideas”
from visiting some of the most fashion-
able millinery resorts is now prepared
to fill all orders in first-class style. All
work guaranteed. Sentner, McLeod
& Co.
Fashions form -- Charlnttetown’s
We invite every lady to visit our
st-ore, walk through, examine the new
things in every department and our
stead' will be pleased to show you
whether you buy or not-Sentner,
McLeod dr Co. '
Cha.rlottetown’s beauty spot is the
name given to Sentner,McLeod & Co’s
Dry Goods Store by a. St. John lady
who recently spent a fe iv weeks in our
city.' ~ '
This week is no exception to the
rule as the artistic arrangements of
new Spring goods of all kinds remind
one of the balmy days of June 'rather
than the bleak winds cf March.
Complexion. This is the worst
month of the year on _complexi0D.
Sentner, McLeod dz Co. have received
the new things in veilings for Spring.
“The handsomest goods I ever saw
in Charlottetown” is what a lady said
to her companion while walking
through Sentner,McLeod & Co’e store.
place, she remarked.” Only a few
weeks ago everything in this _depart-
ment was furs, but nov' you see such
lovely Blouses, Wrappers and Skirts
and the Milliiiery Department is now
filled with handsome new Straw Hats.” "
Miss Murnyan who has just return-
edfrom abroad where she has been
attending the Millinery openings and
taking instruction from Mile Belanger
is now prepared to take orders for
1 proceeding to their hull on Kent street.
Fashion Bureau- “MY STORE" il
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The subject under discussion last
night at the P. W. C. Debating Club
was “Which power is the more useful
at the present time. steam or electric-
ity ?” The debate was opened by Mr.
W. Tanton taking the side of electricity.
Mr. O. Horne replied taking the side
of steam. A large number of speakers
took part on each sid:-, and their §peecti-
es suowed considerable cloculionary
and reasoning talent. There will only
be one more debate before the Easter
holidays. - `
MR. Micuiiai. McManus of New
Haven, met with a very serious accident
on \iVednesday last. While at mud-
digging he was holding his horse by
the head when the animal became fright.
ened atsomething and started to run
away. Jumping upon him and tramp-
ing on his head and body, the beast so
injured Mr. McManus that he now lies
in bed in a critical condition. Drs. Con-
roy of Charlottetown, and Murchison of
New Haven. are attending the wounded
man. At latest reports yesterday he was
doing fairly well 1
f Tun special train from Cape Trav-
erse, left there at 3.25 p. m. yesterday
and was detained by snow on the track.
only reaching Emerald at 8 o’clock
last evening and arrived in this citv at
10 p. m. -She left on return shortly
afterwards with the A mail tor the
Capes. -The train from the west which
only got as far as Albertou on the pre-I
vious day, reached Tignish yesterday
at 1 80 p. m. She left`Tign1sh at 2.35
and owing to snow'-drifts in the cuttings
between Tignish and Bloomfield did not
_reach here until about midnight. The
train from Charlottetown was two and
a ball hours late in arriving at Tignish.
All the other trains on the P. E. I rail-
way had no dilliculty. The track is
new all clear.
i?_31..M_
SEE the new line of caps just opened.
They are the nicest in the city. All
sizes for men and boysi-R. H. Rami
say & Co. _ 17 3_
EXTRA RoLLs for all styles of
‘clothes wringers at Le Page’s °_Old
stand, Queen Street.-28 tff _
New shirt Waists. new mus-
lins, oigandies, giughams,
new gloves-_-here ~ today.-'
Moore §‘McLeod -18 li
We are goingto use every
inliueuce of price, style, and
quality to make a. record in
our gents’ hat room -James
Paton Q* Co., Hatters.
DIED. ‘
AT Caledonia South on the 7-lh' of
Feb. 1899, Lauchlin Mathesoinaged 56
years. leaving a sorrowing widow and
a very large circle of friends to mourn
their loss. He was a man of sterling
integrity. His genial disposition endear-
ed him to all who knew him. He was
born in the Isle of Skye, Scotland, and
emigrated to this country with his par-
ents in the year 1862.
At Glen William, Lot 63, on the 9th,
of March 1899, John Cameron. the
dearly beloved child of Alexander W.
and 17 days _
Suffer little children to come unto me
and forbid them not: for of such is the
Kingdom of God.”
Cn Thursday. March 9th, 1899, after
a lingering illness of three months,
Flora Margaret Bears, aged 5 months,
died of conjestion of the lungs. beloved
daughter of Margaret Jane and Wm.
H. Bears. of Peterfs Road, Lot 68-
Suffer little children to come unto me
and forbid them net, for of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven.
WM?
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Everybody’s Pills 1
are very mild in their action,
do notigripe, and are suitable
for alisorts and conditions of
persons. -'
' A box of them should be in
every home. 1
For 'Biliousness, Constipa-
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frill; Afew prices are: ' * 75° $1 to
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"  y  best makesi
we know of. The fabrics are
as dainty, the styles as choice
the workmanship as careful as
if you yourself did it all
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2 Sees. $2.25. si-45. $2- it _,geXi>°<=¢~
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Our Regular
Every Day Prices
are as low aothers ask at special sales.
e I-lave"nt Reduced
 Our $65.00 Parlor Suite to $45 00
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 any FORMER PRICE $65 00 SUITE in city
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Easter Millinery We have just open- Liver Tmubles 85°, 51195' are in'  ' A
ed six cases of Millinery including the Valuable- y ' ~
new things for Trimmings in Ameri* _ 25° 3 box- y
can, English and F P61105 N0V61f'i0S~ » I P _ 5- - The Standard fcr quality. Is used by all large Transportation
Sentner, McLeod&Co. _ j `\ , \ \  _`\ \_ _panies and Livery Stables. It has no equal, and is sold by e time
If you want style value and assert- J U T  -dealers' Manufactured only by `
.mens visit salient.-, Mclean & Cds 1 » .. ‘0"?”5`0/sr; ' Tne IIn_per1a.1
3 Blouse Department. ` p ' Bt-.I<>In3l..
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of this morning Some I
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loves
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have been#
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mired. ' i _ just received
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Some of the price are Eswuwr beauties m
- fancy Ginghsms,
` 50| 856: ssc:   * lggeu and Crgnkles
Hard to give you price
Very choice dainty thin gs a # among gg manv Rest
- _ _  the prices are less than
mm If it’s lIewson’s its Good.