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_THE Kindergarten Easter offering is in aid of the Indian Famine fund.

THE EC1iPSe Bakery is making special

preparations for the delivery of Hot Cross Buns to-morrow morning. As only alimited number will be baked, house- keepers should leave their orders early,

announcement appears elsewhere and-i will no doubt be read with interest.

MR. J. H. C. AcoRN,has purchased the

schooner Parthena from Capt. A. Seabean of Port Medway,N.S. She isa dne schooner being 99 tons register and a very fast sailer. Mr. Acorn is atlpresent in Halifax arranging a freight for ports in Cape Breton. Mr. Acorn is one of the largest buyers and shippers in Pownal.

The Toronto Globe says:-Re`v. Crossley _

and Hunter will oiliciate' at Elm Street

ing and evening. The labors of these dis»

and much good has been accomplished.i Great interest is being taken in the meet- 2

g o see e rs appearance

getting ready for the season's work.-Our

boot store last fall -Mr William S Mut-

for a large two story house which he is

shipping all kinds of meat to Sydney.~

road from end to end.-Our -school is pro-

attended by members and delegates from

this country. Among the delegates will be the famous missionary, Rev. John G. Paton, Dr. James Stewart, Ca.non_

Edmonds, ex-President Harrison, Dr. J. B An ll, Dr Hartzell, the missionary

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Whatever wrinkle fashion says is so, is here- Whatever worth thatfabric and workman- ship can give you/» is here, and whatever economy that a thorough knowledge of the business can oll`e”r is hei e. We Suite the most critical tastewe satisfy the most pract- ical sense with a ,Spring stock larger by far than our best past showings; in variety so large as to require more selling space; in sell- mg inducements so strong that whosoever Gomes to see rem9».iDS 190 b\1Y-

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bishop, and scores of others equally famous and eiiicient in mission work.

M. Whiton on this subject, illustrated by about twenty portraits of distinguished delegates. The paper will fumish the

mission ork. In the same number of The_,()utl. k will be found a. vivid sketch of Lord R sebery, who is just now the pre-emine figure in English politics. The article Written by Justin McCarthy, the author A History of Our Own Times, and i accompanied by a fine, full- page portrait the Earl of Rosebery. ($3 a year. The utlook Company, Ne`w York.) _

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‘md thus ‘mt be ‘li5“PP°int°d- The fi1‘l11'S ‘usual up-to-date style. Dancing was re-

Methodist Church on Sunday, both morn-_‘A and is buying some good drivers.-Miss'

niiignisiied evangelism dui-ing the piistibeen visiting MISS Bwtielieyi f°r&f°W_ threeweeks have been very successful, _lW°°k5~ Sh°1`°l5l1m°d h°m¢ Y¢3li0l'd5Y-'-‘

ings, which are held every evening, UWO lwdillg Hotels of Pownal. _$119 except Saturday. The church has ` Florida Hotel and Dominion Hous_6,.exf~ been well filled every evening, and some- iP¢¢if U0 5° 5 8004 b\lSiIl°SS this 9“mm°f~’” times crowded. The services will be con- V MP- Fred- Pmllkhti ‘V110 1198 bflell °°l1']

tinued next week. . fined to his house fora number of weeks, N _ ` '

_ we are glad to note, is out again.” l c

Csnmrron 1No'rr:s.-Tmc ice is about -' - - 1 l ' * ‘ -

all gone around the shore here and People A: e ` A ' V » V were deli hted t th B t . ° ‘

‘ Bank of Nova Scotia Charlottetown ac- knowledges receipt of the following' _con- tributions on account at the Canadian Patriotic Fund: ' Daniel Sutherland Stanley Bridge $2.(Il

PowN.».L Nome.--Tiie streets of Pownal

uey fever has 8-gain Struck here, and ini consequence Mr. Arthur Acorn and Mr.\

big hotel inSydney.--Mr.Fenwick Jenkins

in Pownal returned to the city to perform his duties as lticket agent at Southport Ferry. On the eve of his departure he was given a. party at the Florida Hotel. Dancing beganat 8 o'clock and at 10 0'- clock they repairedto the spacious dining hall where ice cream, Washington pie, and fruit cake were served in Mrs.Brown’s

Sumed until midnight when the happy party broke up,well pleased with the nigl=it’s f_un. Mr. Eugene W. Brown ably furnish- ed the music for the occasion.-The May- ilour Mills are in full blast under the skill- ful managment* of Mr. Seaforth Acorn.- Mr. Wm. Browh proprietor of the Florida Hotel is about to erect a wind mill to pump water to a reservoir to supply water ` to his Hotel, also for some spray fount-. ains on the lawn, which he is about to build.-Mr. Wlii; Carver intends starting 6 a livery stablein Pownal this summer,

Beatrice Hutch of Mount Herbert has

Mr. Philip Matheson and family [moved to their farm yesterday at Bellview.-The

At Belle River on the 24 day of March, Mary, the beloved wife of Donald o' R.

beloved wife of James Acorn aged 72.

God hath taken her away .

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going to build next Summel.__M,._ H_ God. forbids her longer stay; I 4 On a .lot of land overlooking Hill!- Crockett is doing a rushing business at God recalls the P‘_`°°‘°“S man? ‘ bomugb Squu»e_ Plans may be wen ag

Breaking roads was the order of the day Fmm my b°s°m °° gig °W“° the 0568 of W.C. Harris, architect Ol' an Sunday last, in this districrt, going' Surely what He Wm? isbesti'

thwugh the new, with occasionally ,,,,,S,,_ i ‘ H».Rgygiii~1-Iis win I rest. _ ‘__=- at the store of W. W. Wellnei-.

ing the main road was not Esatisfactory to ` Truro March 15th 'ISM i . _

our esteemed Overseer but _men had to Mr. 'r.~Bm»iis, the ,wen imowii Msniei"__d°"‘ t° b° "'°“t '“f"° th’

stay out on the road and open the main _I man, says “Kumfort Powders are the v noon of April lgth; '

-A LADIES-Our Hot Cruel Bunn are H _f conspicuous turiheir delicacy. Sure »_ » to please you. .A .

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-Any orders 'left lo-day will be de A livered steaming hor at your door to- morrow. Good 1-ri¢‘f~," ' ‘ Open Friday. 3-3560103) I.. DL and -

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`{’ITience to, Souris, where all freights

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P°S_t1P"‘Ste1` MT- Charles D0‘1_n 55 <¥0i118 3 __ Stewart and daughter of the late Donald ,I d ' _ , thriving business since opening his new McPhee of Bmwn.s Creek aged58 yeM_s_ ell ers are requested for building

gressing under the, management of our -' '1 " ' i l ,_ ._ The lowest of any Tender hot

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The Honorable._' the Minister of The Luge, of 35_ Jgmeg’ (Jim,-¢h

Marine and Fish i~ie=,has upon urgent will hold their Annual F,_n¢y -.Fw s“°i"~»“:°‘“f.? “i;°;i.i;‘: ani' “<1 Te 5..., ...e i‘ ianey’ .i e a ii 9 ' Q

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The Stanley will proceed to Pictouf ___ON_ _ i' ;_:_ 1Ng__ nlgtlkg

Tuesday, April 1 7th,

Doors open at 2.30 o’clock in the

A leave for Magdalen Islandsfcallinge afternoon. ` '

Tea from 5 to 8 o’cloclr

Admission 10 cents.

Ageggiekeis 25 cena. ~ i il

stand that the Department does not ' ' . _

guarantee delivering at Magdalen _ Is-' lends, as the conditions of ice may ` I

make it impossible to land, and the ship may have to return without. ac- complishing anything.

The customery summer rates of

freight will be charged on all goods.

All cargo will be deliverable from ship tackers and shippeq will b0 P6- , quired to provide means for landing T from steamer, _

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