THE GUARDIAN, CHABLO'1".l‘ETOW`N, MARCH 2’ £890. ,

would do well to look into the values offered in our

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are a lot of excellent goods in Plaids, ‘Checks and Plains, that would make up splendidly for School Dressesi- worth 6o to 98c. per yard. A

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Revo. D. McLean will preach (D.V.) at Lot 48 on Sabbath toe 5th instat 10.30. A. M. N. R 2.30: Wheatley River 6.30. P. M.

Mitsslts. J. M. Clark. H.C.R.. and

L. U. Fowler. H.S. of the I.O.B`., were in the city yesterday returning from a trip to the eastern part of the Island.

A suissciuiznn in Providence R. I..

writes :-Mr. A.A. Gillis of Providenre is doctoring horses with good success. . He performed several operation this winter despite the severe cold weather.

Tin; Stanley arrived at Georgetown

yesterday morning with 80 passengers and 15 bags of mail. The passengers arrived in the city bv special train at 4 o’clock. The Stanley leaves George- town at 7 o’clock'this morning for Pic- ton. .

THE Piince Edward Island Club cf.

Boston, at the meeting heldat the residence of Misses Etta and Alice Sinnott last Thursday night. voted to limit the membership, as applications were beingreoeived too rapidly. The quarterly meeting and dinner is to be held April 6 at the United States hotel there.

CAPT. A. R. LlCDoNaLD, of Souris,

P. E. I., in a letter to the Halifax Chronicle, expresses his deep gratitude to Capt. Campbell. Mr. Blakeney. chief officer, Mr. Ferguson, chief engineer, , and Mr. Hutchins,light house inspector, tor their great kindness toward his son, Capt. James McDonald, ofthe schooner T. W. Holder. It will be rome mbered, the T_.W. Holder was picked up by the steer* Aberdeen off Country Harbor. She was then in a disabled condition, badly iced up, rolling in the trough of 1 the sea and the crew badly frozen. ' To _ add to their ruisfottune. Uapt. McDon- ald was struck by a sea. and had a. leg broken. The Aberdeen bore down on the schooner and rescued the crew from a sure death. They were brought to Halifax and sent to hospital, were Capt. _t McDonald still remains, although great-` ly improved. Capt. A. R. McDonald, father of the injured capfain, in his let# ter to the Chronicle, expzesses grati_ tude for the timely rescue of his son and the subsequent kind treatment which he and his crew received at the hands of the officers of the Aberdeen and Mr. Hutchins. who was on board at the time. Capt. McDonald says he . feels sure that had the Aberdeen not borne down on the disabled vessel at that particular time, no would have been spared to tell the talc. He feels that through the noble efforts of the Aber~ deen’s crew the lives of his son and five t seamen, as well as the vessel and cargo were saved.

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, I5, 29, 25 per cent discount, “all boots iii plain figures.” _

tn 2_5o 3 pair for ]adieS’~Men’s Laced Boots from 1.25 a pair

hd with 20 per cent discount. _t uP- . Yours at 20 Del' Cent

les light Shoes 65c a pair. t discount'

for ladies’ -Hue Men’s Congress Boots, big discounts, laced and buttoned, ‘lo to in an 1;neS_

goper cent diSC0unt" Children’s Boots at greatly reduced

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our ladies’ Slippers. If you want to save money on your

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gans that bear the burdens of maternity, the chances are that her child will be W¢_'23l¢» puny and sickly, with the seeds of serious disease already implanted in its little body at birth. If the mother, during the interest- ing period, suffers from the abnormal men: tal states which recur periodically with woj men who are weak in a womanly way, 1111650 conditions will impress themselves upq the mind of the child.

Every woman 'wants children who ai! both physically and mentally healthy. Every woman may have that kind of chil- dren if she will take proper care of hersqlf in a womanly way. Dr. Pierce’s_Ij`aV0l"1t¢ Prescription is the best of _all medic1I1€S f0¥' pros ective mothers. It acts dircctlY 0° the clelicate and important organs that bear the brunt -of maternity. _It_ makes tl1e_m strong, healthy, vigorous, virile and elastic. It allays inflammation, heals _ulcerahont soothes aiu and tones _and builds up Q2 shattered) nerves. lt_ba.nishe_s the usual 515-_ eomfofts of nie critical Penod. and Mk* baby’s introduction t_o the world _C853 md almost painless. It insures _the littlé IH' comer’s .health and a bountiful SUPP” °f nourishment _

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visor. For paper-covered ¢0P!S¢“ 31 _ S’ eeiit stamps to cover customs and mailing

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rs n t V wh |»e_ » MR. L. H. BEER, Kensington, left

E pu dans E an e ycsterda afternoon for Goor etown to ‘ 4

cross in ythe S.S. Stanley _éioday ,for Montreal._ Mr. Beer will represent Messrs. S.'Grcenshie1d&Co. in this province with headquarters in Char- _ottetown. and expects to return in about a month’s time.

THE warehouse in connection with

Nicholson’s tobacca factory, on lower Queen Street, was entered before day. light yesterday morning, by some persons unknown. An entrance was ef- tecled by breaking a pane of glass in the window through which the bolt on the door was reached and removed. After getting inside the visitors stirred up the fire, ate some canned lobsters which they brought with them and took away a twenty pound borof tobacco.

A QUIET brit interesting event took

place atHightiel~l on February the 20th ult. when John T. _ Chowen Esq.. and Charlotte A. Stewart, daughter of Dun-

can Stewart 1-Isq.. Kinlock, were united

in the holy bonds of matrimony by Revd D. MacLean. The bridogroom was supported by Robt Middleton Esq., of British Columbia and the bride by

February, Mrs. Robert Gritiitli of

age of near four score years. She was

succumbed to an attack of la grippe.

leavesahiisband and one son. Sha was a member of the Presbyterian Church and favorabl esteemed in the

. AMBNG THE SPORTS.

the chain onship hockey series at the

by 10 goals to 6. The Victorias were

staying power than their opponents.

will be prtfs-ented to the winning team at the close of-the game by His Worship the M-iyor. O-_i the same evening the West Kent and Y. M. C. A. hockey clubs will cross sticks.

to 4 in the second halfwith tive and a'

u u s was r _ Doufrlass previous to this, and. having

tinued six men to tive, and the six who were Amherstonlans, scored two more goals and won the game. There was not much combination play, but the in- dividual work on both sides was excel. lent.

Hanviinn BALL Pnaruits.

BostroN,Feb.28.-The candidates for

the Harvard varsity nine began H1051' work this season with a strong nucleus of old players. The team loses Rand, left field ;Ha5 es,pit;cher ; Robinsomthird base, and Burgess, right field, ot last year"s varsity. The men who were on the varsity squad last year and are ek- pccted to come out this year are Davis. catcher; Fitz,-Morse and McCormack, pitchers; Lewis, first base; Captain Houghton, second base;Laughlin.short- sto - Clark who lavedtliird base part of the time, and Sears and Lynch. Out-

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late Neil McDougall of Belfast, and

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Miss Elizabeth At. Chowen. The Guar~*

dian extends its congratulations to ' '

Mr & Mrs Chowen.

omU.titY._.on satibitii the 26th of Smooth rich dark grey(twi_lled),pure _wool-=,

Montague passed away at the the ripe OXf0I'(l l3WBBd, GPIHDS P61' iS b€Sf» in usual health nu recently and quiettiy ever; saw in tweeds for fresh go0dS__frOlI_l, the ‘ '

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hcrst hockey team, ' on which played ,msg in Spittal and Young of0ttaWa, last night 5° mkve;-y pet-son should have their defeated the Mutuals of -Dartmouth by § Silverware marked. _ a score oi 6 to 4. The score stood 4 -|-h,¢”¢|, "na",

halt minutes more to tlnislli,dw_liien (apt. L W Douglass of Amherst,_co i e wi a_ 5 _ _T ,, - . -

goal-box with such force that he wag. s A c“'|musE._ ._ 5 ]12S8a(§urii‘ay,._uH."chb°:§.°u_h|gdon“_zH';l0l at

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carried off the ice ipsznsi Saga; till" * THE W T - -, Q It is’ putmmlnly requested’ u

be d ' i hi h . _ ' ' . . . _ ii t .i'"°” °.. §.......ff f.. nipping gg ...two matt., t..<t..i..n ani

~ ' ' ‘ i ’ 'L 1 that all meetings shall be held on

Yale has offered Wisconsin Univer- ‘ ` * ‘ 1 _ A L

sity the date of Oct. 21 'for a. football ' _ ' game. 2' . A ` ~_ s

The Vi°t°’i“3 defeated M°“t""”'1 in The Standard fcr quality. - Ia usedlby-tnll€,i.;‘la.i*:gBiVi Transportation

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Arena rink, Montreal, Saturday night. 3:3113;an(;II;_::;3c‘E1t;\§e§;]1vI;yhas no equal’ and m ‘sold by an

without McLea and Macdougall, but - showed hem judgmm and more The I1:n.pes1;_15_?1 C0"

dV't ° d scents will :' . A . ,»._ .,_,- - tt’

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trophy on.Tuesday next. The trophy _ _ , , _ '

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A six-da c cle race for women will 0” F0111' S_P°°”5» F°“k' ‘md °t_h°"

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be held in Montreal during the Easter §v1£i’§n,’;’i°;°1e°’ "Wifi be _m°°’

week, one 22-lap track. The_cpndi- A nicely' engraved Mmmgram tions require only two hours riding a rot only add* beauty, to the article night. But in order to figure in the but isa meg" of iden1»,;fying'i|;, distribution of prize money a contestant ghguld my article get asbrayor be

will have to ride at least 200 miles stolen. Now is a egood time to during the 12 hours. 'Rite smaltness of have them GUSFSV - 0111' the track is likely to make the task a _ :L-u;-l`n;f§°u;*£_‘ ‘°am‘;*P°h‘:‘ gmt”

hard one’ e leased to sh 'w you samples of

Hoclfsy IN }nLIFAXj1,h A work, andowill submits

.HALii=Ax. l\.S., Feb. 26.-- e in- design, for your ,WMM ,f you

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And will hold meetings as tollowsz -

Monday, em rep.-iii amino Bdttki

at 12.30; Bradalbnne Hall at 7.

Tueoday,28tli Feb.-Kensington

at 2; Stimmereide at 7.

Wednesday, March 1-0'Leai'y

at Alborton at 7. .

"ff Thursday. March 2-St. Poter’| at 3 ;

;i' Friday, Maroh.,8_ Kindergarten Hallmt 2;nl_|oatn '~' ' ing of

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a =l undersigned and endorsed “Tenderl

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”“ii»¥°}’.§a“§?i'i.il’§§?aii2'§€t'2»‘§ iff -.3 = Om t’-1 0,, sissy have stppueri and You have _-O ce un 1 noon- ard’ ,” ssi.“;‘::.°2.:.t.s r.i:°.t.°i.‘.s;s 5 }‘h;t»_°§_fl,_er» ggorggic nd, _, igolé' Ii§gctg?xi;1ti1iiii\:Litiioii§'you and £5-)reuS&nd,ll;§bje¢¢ to ghg ippmvd necessary clean or-_repair it- 1' ‘

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f l.it7 the some place-some evening

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to drop another man on account of the . _ - ,

accident to Douglass, the game con- , l I i l "

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Sealed Tenders addressed to the

of the commissioners’ Euginwr- _

Tenders will be received for qulinh- tiesof100ormore yaidii “dw 5°; delivered at suclh_|Fi_l\les md Plwl _ll ma be ll .

y ‘greed H"&§NY SMITH

Charnan

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