Hl
nit
Draperies.
Pretty, serviceable and inexpen-
sive.
trican Striped Sc
In white, cream and fancies--a 'D
We
mulls
fd?
.n-
splendid assortment just received, 
'1""'*<
$1.50. We have but a. few pairs left and must sell them. "E
ll
buy a pair of Ladies’ fine Slippers-patent tip and plain ones ‘ig
-sizes 2% to 4-worth much more money but we must sell ' I
those broken sizes.
it will
go a. long way in buying Boots or shoes at our store.
Our constant aim is to give you “More for your dollar than
you can get elsewhere." 1
ogg*
I
will buy a pair of La.dios’~Chocolate Strap Slippers worth B
STAMPER’
it
e most durable and effective low 
a _/.
~."/"11
d window draperiesiin the world 
_.Think of prices like these; allowing 
7yaids to the window
_ i '
56c per pair
70c per pair
7 7c per pair
840 per pair
_$1.12 per pair
aiilev B ts. 
If you see it in our ad, It’s so.
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_ _ _ _ H- ' charming bride “bon voyage,’? oii*
l.'='i'_‘<  llil_‘~»'»lfl»’Wilt»v.'_l»il»ll'i=l,lilii.i»~’1l1 their wedding tour. THE GUARDIAN.
THE GUARDIAN,
‘-.
The Cand
ends whe
washing p
ROYAL O
throwing a
the nione
5'
OAK saves.
work the
rubbinc t
_ ` ,, h
is ali clue
extravagance when'
Royal Oak Soap is
used.
Ask your dealer. Sold
everywhere
"_ itiiiti
le at ` both
n ou use
owders with  '
.ix SOAP--§ il
way some of E ll
that ROYAL 
The easy 
absence of; ;__ f_
e quickness é "
to ROYAL  1
OAK So_».P. Royal  l
Oak does all that/‘ ' f
-vashing powders are
inert to do or can del; ,
8-Bd more 1 besides, 
lVashing powdersdoii’t  5
help and are not neces- ;
Sflry, they are sim?-WE'
White
snowflake °
Chocolates ssisieaieaaseaiieieir
Can be had at the following
first-class stores.
W.A.Hutchinson.
Stewart & Gates.
W. Pickard 8; Go.
Sanderson 8; Go.
J.D.McLeod &iCo.
W. F. Carter.
These gentlemen are willing
to pay the price necessary
to procure a good article -
Quality is to them of more
importance _ than big
profits.
respindenls Everywhere.
I (Seo alsoon page 5.)
THE choir of the 'First Methodist
Church will meet for practice at 8.30
in the basement this evening.
‘ EDITOR Mclizms, of the Regina
Standard, airived in the city yesterday
to purchase a new plant, to replace the
one which was destroyed by fire Satur-
day last.-Winnipeg Free Press, March
20th.
MR. Mnnnocir MoLi;oi> of Riverdale.
hrving purchased the old estate of Mr.
Alexander Robertson, Bonehaw, re-
moved to his new farm a few days ago.
This property consists of 175 acres,for
which Mr. McLeod paid-a handsome'
su`m. _ _
MR. S. IIJME has opened a tailor
shop at Kingston Lot 31 and is prepar-
ed to do everything in his line. Mr;
Home has recently returned from Bos-
ton where he spent three years and he
will guarantee the latest styles and best
of satisfaction. '
Mus. J. T. FOUND, of Newton, Iowa,
died on the morning of March 11th,
1899. at the home of Mrs. Slocum on
Garrison Avenue. Carthage. Mo.,where
she had been stopping for a few days
previous with her husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Pound were on their way to the
South in the hope that the southern
climate would stay the progress of the
dread disease, consumption. Upon
reaching Carthage, they were unable
to continue their journey owing to Mrs.
Pound’s weak condition. The remains
were cmbalmed by M. E. Knoll and
were forwarded to Iowa for interment.
Mr. Pound, who has the sympathy of
'all his friends and acquaintances in hi-
loss, is the son of Mr. William Pound.
M.argate,and left this province for Iowa
about twelve years ago,
AQUIET weddingtoek place at the
residence of Mr. Donald Corbett, South
Granville. on Wednesday evening
March 15th, the happy event being
the uniting in the holy bonds of _ matri-
mony, his second daughter, Miss Mar-4
garet Jane and Mr. Pt-ter Davison
Morrison of the same place. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr
Sterling, in the presence ofa large
number of friends ofthe happy pair.
The groom was supported by Mr. H. R
F. Corbett. brother of the bride, 'while
the bride was attended by Miss Chris-
tina Corbett, sister of the bride. The
bride wore a beautifully designed cos-
tume oi white silk with trimmings of
Dewey braid. The bridesmaid wore
black suitably trimmed. Among the
beautiful presents were a Morris chair
by Mr. C. E. McKenzie; a piano, Mr.
H. R. F. Corbett; a piano lamp, Mr. A.
D. Corbett; dinner set, Angus McMil-
lan; table cloth, and tea set. Hughey
Corbett; carving set, Mrs. W. M.
Cobb; cheque on the brink Mr. W. M
Cobb. Both Mr. and Mrs. 'Morrison
are prominent in social circles where
they are general favorites. Their
many friends wish Mr. Morrison `and1his
extends its congratulations.-Com.
iiiimuiis 1 1 _._
The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocaine
"'0b8_Ȣ00.Cig-arettes can be cured at the Keeley
Institute in Portland.Maine. So can Neuras-
r._heni.a, Nerve Exhaus tion and that always
, l»\1'9¢1f6€1ing. seldom at ease condition. and
the _Syst/em restored to its normal condition
Write for particulars -‘
tm 4.
33
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riiirnrrt
re
is ,
g=Coming
§Ol._ll° Way
_ Snrimj trade is all right at the
Bee Hive. Our Stock WAS larger
then ever before.
1
It s _
l ° 0
Diminishi ii g
DPUY, the shrewd buyer know
yvbere to come
-*_up°i:ior ‘Tt -ck at "inferio
-Q QCR ’ Di’ic's is doing its work.
“~"I>*“C`=1i" Cedar Shingles sawn
exnres ‘
AL 
i in cry
iiéiftasafedrtésitaittétifrsttas
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ahaaaaaaaa
.Press
Foundry 8izo`3‘of1bed 26-'86
at GUARDIAN Odice, 'Charloneto
R1-:Mi~:MRi:n the concert in the Y. M
C. A. Hall next Tuesday evening,given
by the students ot l’. W. C. There is
BU 0XC€‘.1l6Dl programme prepared in
which there is to he a spelling match.
* Proceeds in aid of the Y. M. C. A.
_ THE Rev. Marcell Couran will ho-ld
special services in Su Peter’s Cathedral
during Holy Week. He will give a
spiritual instruction daily at 7.25 ii. m.
An address to girls and young women
every afternoon at 4 o’cloek, and a ser-,
mon nightly at 7.80. _
A Doncnnsrmi. N. B.. writer saysi
A narry, consisting of Capt. L eurge
SWRVUO. Mrs. Swsyue,James Corcoran,
gf Dorchestenfand L. D. Connor, of P. ‘
E. Island. left here by the C.P.R. train
\Vednesday for British Columbia. Capt.
Swayne expects to locate in the vicinity
of Nelson,  where he will conduct a
retail grocery business. Corcoran is 9,
son ot John Corcoran, of the pentitenti-
ary staff and a stone cutter by trade.
Connor is a joiner by trade and has been `
in' the west before.
THE open session of Graco church
Sundav school tomorrow afternoon will
he of unusual interest. A programme
of some choice music. two or three short
crisp addresses and blackboard exer-
cises will make a most enjoyable ` audi
intellectual afternoon. The exercises 1
will begin at 2.30 sharp. If you have
nowhere else to spend tomorrow after-
noon we would certainly advise you to
go there. The school will make a
special offering towards quarterly 1
debt -All will be heartily welcomed..
Come. . 1
AND now a new branch of study is
being started in the Kindergarten. A
GUARDIAN representative called in yes-
terday and was shown some small rolls
of butter made by the teachers while
the-_ children watched _ with interest,
washed dishes and attended to other
minor bianches ofthe work. As this
province has of late years been going
extensively into the dairy business and
as present indications foretell much
dependence on this induetry.th`e teachers
of the Kindergarten thought it advisable
to introduce some practical lessons in
this line. Their first attempt proved
very successful by all appearances and
if the quality of the butter can be judg-
ed by the buttermilk and considering
that the churning was done with an
egg-beater and not for market sale,the
buiiemnakers of the Kindergarten un-
derstand how to make butter.
Pillows Made of Pino Noodles '
Are becoming popular, owing to their
medicinal effect upon catarrhal mala-
dies. Catarrhozone is like a breath
from the pine woods. and yet is a powf
erful inicrobs destroyer and germ killer.
It is a certain cure for catarrh, though
until recently catarrh _was considered
ioc irable. It penetrates wherever air
can go, and cleanses as by fire. You
simply breathe it in-it does the rest..
Send immediately for a free sample to
N. C. Poison & Co., Kingston,Ont.
Gorton-'s seeds grow.
.Ir you want Shoes don’t miss our Big
Cheap Sale. --W. H. Stewart & Co.-
25 Si. '
CIi1LDnnN’s and Misses’ laced and
buttoned boots at 49c-. 59c, 69, and 79c
-snaps. - W. H. Stewart & Co-25 3i.
GEN'.rLEiiIr.N in want of Spring Shoes
should a/tend our Big Cheap Sale-- W.
H. Stewart & Co.--25 3i. ,
LALiEs,have you seen those French
kid gloves that Weeks & Co are selling
at 8‘2c a pair? These goods are all drst
class and sell regular at  20 and
$1.35 per pair. Get ii pair be-_tore your
size is sold out. _\‘\’ec_ks & Co, The
Peoplels Store. 11.
GENTLEMEN. we have to *ay opened
our new Spring glov-.1s and caps. They
are very stylish and the correct thing
for Easter. See ‘our 850 and $1.15
glcvrs,_they are the hast values we
have ever seen._W. A. Weeks & C0.
The People’s Store. li.
Boi"s sweaters all size 'ust o ened
9 . 1* " _ S’ J P _
gaaranggcdnuilllg llfg iitilllililaarldd  at J. B. Macdonald  Co`s.-11124 4i V B I t
HONE 181' ig Mi~;N’s PANTS.-See our line of men’s  1 e
' _ t_ i . f ~ 1 d to
  pant. all pr ces rom S upwar s
9  $3.75 -best value to be found.-J. B.
_ C0nn0uy.S Whgrn  Macdonald & Co.-m24 41 1
 Fei: SALE.-Steamer Bessie, 40 feet.
ml
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. P- E- I- _ _ - L " For wyisngtt of it W- .1`i,i`,,d,,¢ 
   0 B  Local. Council..-The monthly °i°’» a°"°“" °"l'i"9lY llf:"°5' 52:15 1
1 meeting of the L C W takes place 105590” 59912 SUPPUOG with
  lr;exv§,Stg:pli'l<;i;_; a;tp1éug3né,0i3;i.insAt.}u|;p but only Siva it when asked for.
-_ attendsnce` is requested. All arein~ ‘  P°'°_k°t9 0l1lY' 30» 401 50. I-'ld 60
_tailored hi Guardian llepnrlars and tor- md- _ 28-Si
__l . ‘
ll ll IIOIQIII __
If you will take_the 'trouble toflook' 
you will find 'excellent values; the latest 
  _
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new
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I ' ‘ '72 ‘L ;_ ‘ "1 - ' ‘ _ i
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_ _ _ _ \ \ 
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Just opened a complete 'range' of _ ithesoffamcna
to their moving out. _ 11 1 
. _rg .»
Waterproofs. ' '  1 f ”
. ' :
R. MH.  1
GraftonSt. f 1 "'
ll lIlCllllI"' “"' °"" “
llllllll-Milli  I
e up the printed aiinouncements of makers and
made clothing, and when they strive to give einphasistu
of' their clothing they invarably tell how nearly they
Here are some quotations- '
“Elegantly tailored.” _ `
“Cut and finished equal to ordered ‘
work,” “Equal in quality, fit,
and finish to suits made to order, 1 ,
or similar statements.”
Then tailor-made clothes are different to imported factory-made,
wise there would be 'no need to make comparisons. ` If tailor made WON
the betterclothes they would not be held up as the ideal to which the
made strive to reach.
The fact is there is a great deal of difterenoe
between-a factory-made imported suit and”
a tailor-made in style and durability.
‘ The man that is different as to the appear-
ance of his clothes when he buys them and
when worn a month, may be satisfied with
a factory~made,but if he has regard to looks
_ and economy, he .. ill buy tai.or-made
garments.
F those who are not disposed to give the prices usually paid for clothut
made tlbr special order, and are not satisfied with _ the imported ready mid!
clothing, we have made, and are daily adding, Suits and Overcoats of oop-
erior workmanship that we are selling as low in price as imported makes of
inferior quality. - ' _ °
All Wool Oxford Tweed Suits, $9 15
A11 woot Serge suns, $9 50
All Wool Worsted Suits, $9 50
_ MORRIS BLOCK. VICTORIA ROW.
Nlllltlf.
I
i ‘__ g _ long. nearly three years old. In per- ° '  U_n;loubte_dly ‘phose bpptiug.
,  -_ _ 1~ feet m.dm._ J_ D_ puylgrton, Box _407, I wit i patriotic esigns, of
If you Want to be in the Swim this pictou N_ S_ . 21 cod 61 pd. _ I fully ename.led in a variety
_ ' _ Rcnnnii GooDs Mc-n’s rubber boots, r g colors, are the newest and
1 SPHUSB “def Your New :Slut from us' men’s, women and childzen’s -rubber ---- l
t o ular line of goods on
0 W _ Shoes, best quality. Another lot just l mos P P
ur new good., are selling fast. eeeweda ld C0,s_ W the watchman,-5 of Charlotte' the market
' 1’ ° I J. B M.8.Cd0D8  - I es _ ‘N  e. attached to 5 80°
Latest shades and patterns. m24 4i ° WWF, hf";'°;g1`e°d t°e‘3;:§n;)uE;t'°tr;; 1 qufagomof ,lik nbbon in
= _ _ 5 ever
In our Gents’ Furnishing Depart You will be sure of three things lf :egg gfcggt Satufday waging mm- 8SB0l`f°d °°1°"5
.1 1 'f is._A. 'z ` 1 I W have a fend than
"“e“°» “'° “WY 3 ‘“'€° '“”S° °f fm' iffnilalhiliurchih Zifgnidlhialio and “‘°”°”’g M“'°h mb’ 1899' befuarai beta siiiran ima.
ionable Neck Ties, Collars, Cufs, l°W Pflce- 23' 3i'
~ W W Wollnerv '
_ o I ` _
White and Fam, Shim, Groves, sus- The Prince Edward Island E W. Ta Im., A G. TF. Hutallesoni
Y . . 0 Y
_ Magazine is for sale at all 1 JEWELLE3 35°-
penders _Underwear Hosier etc etc ’
’ ’ y’ ’ ’ Bookstores and R. H. Ma.s~ G- H' Tayhr’ Q“°°“ 5°'
cents. `
W » ” ‘ 1 ' '   ' “Smnvc 1.' me ”-New is tliei `G' F' Hutchesan' ll
New Prowse Block, first I S A  time to 1g t'   W1’iI\£°1'¢ to# Lg we ¢00k»
_ _ _ -,_ _ eyonrco__ _ .1 .5
nght’uP8t`il_s_ _ ` I » _ _ V _ _.  _ __  __.~_._ __  :___   i '  _,as  plg  going  _ _ ,
 T LEADING FA_sH1oNABLE_.‘rAILon. i _ff§'_§;§f3‘?°’? °f‘l_Q‘°°” 
f
___,i.¢.~ .~,__,I,__. ,.
F
1 #yin 'ii*.w *
\
r
proof coats. In fact wehave some td 
the price considerable lower than 
Buckles
at f°°k l>°'=*°m Pfi°°S- 1 ons news stand. Price 5 W- CN-_ T3|\t0n» FL." '_