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REVOLUTION IN NEWFOUN DLLND

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REV. Mr. Fullertou’s lecture on Aus-

tralia to-night.

Warrrian 500 people to attend the Phil-

harmonic concert on Tuesday next.

REv.Edwiu Smith will preach at Clifton

next Sabbath evening at 6.80 o’cloclr.

THE people of Fredericton are to be

_ granted a daily mail service togo into ef- fect the drst of March.

' The ice boats crossed both ways at ithe 4011>” yesterday and the mails arrived s iortly after two o’clock.

Anvascsn normal class meets to-night

in the parlor of the Y.M.U.A. at 8 o‘clock. All membersare requested to be present.

SPECIAL music is beingarranged for the

men’a meeting at Y. M. C. A. Sundry _afte!'n0on, and a male quai-tette wi_1 ling. A

Timlast of the series of special meet-

ings at the Central Christian Church ‘willbe held to-night. All are cordially

iinvited.

Com: to the Rink tonight to see the

_fastest game of the season. Get there early, the game starts on time. Admis- sim 2.5 c ir ts.

Parnnanuomc Rehearsal ata p. m.

Orchestra and Chorus. Every member member willkindly attend. Tickets for sale will be distributed to members.

I Srnciiii. trains will leave Souris this morning at 10a. m. and Summerside at 3.3) p. m. with passengers to attend tie hockey matches in the rink tonight.

U Goto the Philharmonic Society Con *cert next Tuesday in the Kindergarten Hall and hear the great chorus, Hail

Bright Abode, from “Izanuha.user”. _

THE postponed lecture on Australia ly

Rev. T.F. :Fullerton will be given tofnight in St.James’ Hall.The lecture is illustrated by about forty of the finest views iver _ shown in the city. The lecture will be well Worth hearing and seeing. _

,;

{ Since the introduction into Newfound-

land of the new Ixaaler Remedy, “Cat- arrhozone," the tment of cstarrhal

diseases has revolutionized. The old time snu A d 'internal medicine has been cast aside and everyone is inhal-

ing Catarrhozone it clears the head and throat in two minutes, and is vdryaggrea-

ari-li, Asthma, Bronchit LungTroubies land Deafness It rel quickly and cures permanently We advise our readers to try Catarrhonone. Price $100 trial size 25c Druggists, or Poison 8: to , Kingston, Ont.

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Da. HainL'roN's Mmnaaxl AND Bt'1;__° P' _ _ _ _ l

IEBNUT PII-Ll.

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" Tosionr the gréatest game yet. You never saw better hockey and you must see it sure Vice vs Crvstale So

Pnrnnauuonic Socnrrr.-'Ali members are urgently requested to be at the Kindergarten Hall at8 o’clock sharp to- night, as this is the last regular rehearsal before the concert. `

Tun Canadian footballers team which

lsailled for home on board the steamer

_ Y matches in'

the United Kingdom, winning ten and drawing two. ‘

Pizoizinirioiv cases against Duncan McMillan, Rose Connolly,' George 0ii’er and Peter Paul Gillis, all on the prose- cution of Robert Jenkins come up at the Police Court today. ,

Tm: preparations for the Paardeberg

dinner to be held on the anniversary are progressing rapidly. The dinner will be held at the Revere Hotel which ii a

guarantee that it will be an excellent one.

Aarons late deaths reported in Mass achusetts are the following:-in Wor- chester Februai-y 12, John H. King, aged 32, memb& of the Newton Fire Brigade, and Miss Annie Mahoncy. Nod 55. Both were tate residents of P. E Island.

It i`s probable that there will be several changes in the Victorias team wliichlwill meet Summer-side at the Hillsboro Rink tonight. Drake is mentioned for Cover Point and Frank Gaudet formerly of the Intermediates will take Drake’s place at _ point. _ I

His Worship Mayor Warburton is mak-._

ing arrangements for the distribution of a supply of coal and .wood which' will be dealt out at cost price -to the needy pocrl of the city. The matter will be fully ar- ranged at a special meeting of the council next Monday evening. E

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No chan ge was reported in the positions

oi the St?nl.ey and Minto yesterday. The Stanley s sl ill ln the ice about 5 miles,

_oiT shore, between Arisaig and Blg`Is-

laud, Merigomisb. The Minto is still in the ice between Big Island and the east tend of Picton Island,_and is about 6 miles

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Tm: Halifax Crescents have decided to

try again forthe Stanley cup, and the challenge will be forwarded at once to the trustees at Ottawa, with the hope they will stand next in order to the W lli

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ionship, have been given the iirst chance iz

to playifor the cup. The Creseeata hope tohave their challenge in ‘before the.

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W' peg Rowing Club, who-'also want to play if they win the Manitoba champion

i rim Historian tsswuieii is tn _bs “ iles in St. Pau1’s fschoclroom Monday' after-

, F b. ill be of th ost

The flavor of Red Rose tea is delle-“noon e 23"' one 8* me

ious

GENUINE BARGAINS

T icatérer, Wallace Stewart a number of

\ 5 toasts were proposed and responded to.

DS ' _ The toasts included The King, The Day'

A and» All who Honor it, The Press,

\

Q ` recitations, solos and speeches made a

0 very happy aftermath to the feast. The

_ speakers were F. S. Jost, _W. H. Byers;

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interesting afairs of the kind ever held in Charlottetown. Among' the _waiters l-willbe found_ Countess De Frontenac,

_ _ _- ' _ ' _ I Madame La Tour, Lady __Brock,

m Evangelin Madam 'Bdurdon d ‘h

e, _ an er

four French wards who 'came out to this country husband hunting. Ad- ~_mission and teaticketa for sale at the door for 15 cents. K

Einnu: Lodge, Knights of; Pythks

_ celebrated -the 39th anniversary of the

| natal day' of that order at the close of the

‘ regular session _last night by a ban-

~ ° F *quet to which some friends were

~ ° ' also invited. Chancellor Commander,

' R. M. Johnston presided.. After an 'ex-

cellent repast prepared bythe

The Ladies and Sister Societies. Readings

_ J. E- B. Mecresaymeubin M¢nn'na1<i,or H. D. Johnson, W. H. Watts, Murdock

- g McLeod, Leonard McKay, A. G.

' Peake, E.H. D`uchemiu, and L. U. Fowler

Percy Barlow gave a whistling solo, W,

REMN AN TS E 0F

Silks. _

Ticking, Prints, _

Organdies _

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Ginghams,

a Linens,

etc., etc.

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_Dress Goods

H. Byers and L. U. Fowler gave readings

- Sync concluded a very choice and enjoy- able festal occasion. `

Among your Saturday' evening pur-

_'ohases remember Red Rose tea. Ia’ good tea. *

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nn. oiifaisté of P. E. 1. ami Nova

Scotia, has been called to Chulottetown

- - _ ; uris Stars vs*

the 2nd Abbier. _ Admission as cents. _

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Pretoria, played twent live ' F

_ from the Stanley. _ J

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makingof manhood given every Sunday

aim-sean at the Y. M. 0. A. nail. iss

men attended the first address, and s 235

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men were pre t last Sunday? 'Next Sunday th_e Fullerton will deliv- er the third address to men, the subject being, “The Search for _the Ideal.” ' '

111111.* annual anniversary banquet of A

Branch 26 C. M. B. A., was held at Souris on \Vedneaday night last at the Imperial Hemi. The dining iiaii was aanasemeiy decorated and the cuisine was such as -to do credit to the popular host and hostess, B. G, and Mrs. McLellan. Dr. _McLellan.;~_ President of the Branch occupied the chair and did the duties of ohairmanmoat creditabiy, while many of the most pro- i minent_ residents were present., The =

following was the toast list: _ The King- God save the King. 'Y _ Our Government Industries-J J. Huizhe,M.P. A _ A'

Trade Commerce and Transportation- ,1

Thomas Kickham, G, B. MeEachern, -H. I H. Acorn. ‘ _ ' _ ' _

Our Associations-R _F McDonald. ' l- Sister .Societies-C ='H Sterns. E Professions-aL'F¢mr, Dr. F s igei Doaald,`Dr. McLellan and John Kennedy.

Ladies-John E McDonald. » ' N

I!I8ll~*1\ l‘0J\Jl1lJh ’ - _ 0 Our Hostaud Hostess-B G McLellan. The toastsi were drunk inticold water and the speeches' _were excellent( This branch,`established about six years ago,is L now one of the foremost, and largest in

the Province. i

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A ~1_» f' _which taxeauie

full capacity of Kindergarten Hall hsa_rd_ Mr.Gardiner’s lecture last evening. _F.L._ Haszard presided. The lecturer with a brief description of the great ocean steamship Celtic in which 830 tourists in- cluding himself and Mrs. Gardiner sailed from New ' York about a year_i ago._ The first point touched on the _other side the Atlantic was Madeira, 2.741 miles from New York. This charming spot was described, audi next Gibraltar, the worid’s greatest fortress, 580 miles further on. Algiers _ famous in former times for pirates, and

scene of St. Pau1’s' shipwreck; Athens;

and statuary; Constantinople, ` » Dardanelles and Bosphorns, and aucleht’ Smyrna, the home of Pol1elrpe_and_

r, _ '

cessively passed in review with apt and

lecture' was of especial interest to Bible

mon, Carmel, Gilboa, I.aba_uon__a`ud other mountains, the river Jordan, the 'valley of' Esdraeiou, _ Jerusalem - Nazareth,

other historic spots with most _sacred associations were before the mind with's'§icl\ plain description as made them appear very real to the listener. And then o_ainethe_h'o_me_wa_rd trip from Jail’ 'to Aiexandria,‘tlie` land of the Pharaohsh whose wondrous' .pyramids and sphiux were inscribed. Naples, with vssnvlnf,

~11ie~nm1rn'eirrss`“sr' Peas' ' i ma "Herei-

isneam, Rome, tsentsrnsi city, Villa 'France in the' Riviera and Monaco, the

seat ofthe -wor1d»’s greatest gamblinj resort were also revisited in imagination' and the tour ended at Liverpool' 61 day hfter leaving New York. The lecture. was well phrased, full .of information and was so delivered that the large audience paid the closest attention from beginning to end. The vote of thanks was moved by D. A1" Mc- _Kinnon, M. P. seconded by~Horace Has-' zard was carried with hearty _ _enthus- iasm. Ur. Gardiner is somewhat new to the I-e are piatfrrin, but if he will yield to the popular desire he may be heard from more frequently hereafter. ‘

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Malta, another British stronghold' and;

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