B .=F==1 . 'ri ~ 1 Q cottage rerviceswere greatly heuentted
  _  _ lioiiorters and Correspondents
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Anim thét ,wilt_.be..a.sou&e of satisfaction to _/1.--»._ --5, ,_ Gnuqnlcs for skatirg this siternnon
ltsuowiiorr-I-#then buy a “Wel1ner" Watch."  H -` "   "°“' 19° °°5’w' Rl"
 gqg by _ ._ W'-w°"°°f Joan L. Prowss, Royalty, nifers by
' " l' " I" "` Q private sale his farm situated next to
. _ _ , ., i SherwnolStation-containing 53 acres of “use 0fG_,,<|_ gfwis ,_,h|_“-an if, mry be
my  - W E    E R \`-Q : '  g"  \lY¢_-‘P505 d'°u||1F .Um 9'” b““°l“|!' In said “This and that man was born there."
-f_ -1' "` ' - , . \  K J;/' _ - goodrepalr. For further particulars see
‘ . - _ yewden \   -Y ad in another column.'
-. _ . - _  , - Dunrno interruption of te‘egrapb com- °
_T L ing
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.thepinssi Elnisnsd .__
Phono ‘Work Oems tothe
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If you have had trouble
with your truss co|j|_'ie to us,
A” °’P°'i°””” °f"“”7 79”" .   wool lined rubbers.
f ,75c.
with most dlfiricu1t"<cases.'en;
ables us to iit any figure per-
fectly. Yo-u will forget that
you are wearing a truss.
Comfortable truss in every
instance. No charge for our
services in iitting.
Y
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9 Druggist.
Apolhecsries Hall, Churlotier own
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_ __ 3. 1) _ v -  ‘  _ ,Hal-fax; and eeatit to Sydney; frornthere
».- ~ i _,` I it was -iorwarded by Atlantic cable to
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wolne'n’s, misses/
bugs." or childs’
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BEAUTY IN COLLARS
The beautiful Gnish nn our laundry work
makes it n pleasure for the wearer, and the ad-
miration of the observer.
Yourlady friends will admire this beauty,
and vcur good judemenl. if you have your
laundry work done up nt the
S'l`AR_ STEAM LAl_lNDRY,
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Valentines--,
Comic and Fancy
Our large stock is now
ready for you to select
from. Prices from x cent
up almost as high as
you wish to go. In the
comics we have them to
suit every trade and oc-
cupation. Come in and
make your selection
early. We have a big
stock but they are sell-
ing fast.
    seiged Ladysmith would we think have
Sl1l1l1ySldE. ' pains with hissrholars to prepare them
BE 0 for the occasion is deserving el’ much
praise and the success achieved wlllno
"___ _____ _ ,__ ihe part of teacher and pupils.
 $1-00
if   gives you the pick
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gives you the
choice of a lot of
women’s, n1isses’,
and children's
boots and shoes-
some of them high
priced goods, but
out of style.
of won1en’s boots,
shoes and slippers
in another lot-
grand value.
Alleyiiliu.
UPi0N’S
We have a few 7 lb. pails of
U ton’s Marmalade that we are
~,  1I10I1tl1 l)i.1yS " agar McKee was already on his way to
g Mlliolchretnrhod the senie roots. The
j message and reply went over 10,000 miles
Z*  Belle Montgomery, Maisy Brown, Annie
Colin Ramsay, Port Hill with Miss Mary
' Brown, accompanist, deserves more
thanriparslng notice. A novel feature
in counirycoucerts was the slack wire
P for the county were present. H. T.
1 ff I M:-Kendrick auctioned the baskets some
C eating 0 at the OW rate of of which realised an amount which the
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REDDIN BROS
All orders delivered free in town
iONE 86
and country. Pl
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“W” 47' "Y "4 tempernnce meeting in the Hall of Burns
Scott Ao: in Prince Oomiii be oestsidnsd;
' ' 'ras nn. s.1:. chasm- D. vY. P. vm
If you want H group Of presiso.-sm. Ju. rr. no was im ima
absent two weeks visiting friends in
single photo of yourself Of _ wssiroinsau rsi.urass_io hor imma in
1 _ N Poitllliil.-lliss Lillian MeAusline,trained
f` 51 ; » L Z .-‘ 1 Childrens Call at nares in Twekesbury llosnltal Bostonis
4' /é' ` sponding the winter with her parents in
1 Tyne Valley. Kiss linsrvn KeNevia io!
the firm ei J. W. Brown, is visiting
  & C09. friends in the eastern part ohthe province.
-Rev. llr. Webber, 0`Lsary will oscnpy
Photographers. nr. pulpit in we Bidsrara Methodist
,, _, shui-ol next Sunday' norniniz.
‘ We will be pleased \° or s inns or me ami. wins biooopoimig-
inn results from the injury.‘.all dnnperof
have you csll and see our into may be avoided, however, by prompt. _
ly applying Chambetlairfs Pain Balm It
display of PHOTOS is an antiseptic and unequaiied as s quick
healing llniment for cuts, bruises and
luiit iliiitsi
Evervwhere
dent to (L P. R. express, Mr. D iwson, W.
U. Superintendent at St. John, anxious
to #eta message with the instrument to
_ Manager Mrlioe, he addressed it tu
_ lrflsnd, and transmitted from there io
Halifax. A reply to tbesilect that :Mane-
<`l|it`eii'mln,ute_s. '
` Mt. A. Oontsax, Ssoxvnmn-Rev. A.C.'
"0r‘ews, who was here in the interest of
,Sunday School ”and Epworth League
r work, completed his series of lectures last
' Friday.-Mr. Stewart, Ch'ef|b`uperintenfl-
__ent oi Forestry for the Dominion, visit-
ed Mt. Allison last week, and, torrether
with his secretary, gave is very inierest-
ing and valuable lecture on Forestry.
They had a great many oi’ the surround-
ing farmers and lumber men In their
audience, whoseintsrest in the subject,
was cveu greater than that of the stud-
ents.~Rev. B C. Borden D. D. had
charge of the union service in College
Chapel last Sunday. He aprke on “Wis-
dom its slirnliicance and religious ac-
quisition"-'l‘hs lr.-ter-class hockey
mate-hcs are almost ull played. The
Seniors are heading the League.-The
Seniors At Home will bo held Feb. 20. Al-
though the graduating class have decid-
ed to give a scholarship, instead oi lavish-
ing the usual amount of money on the At
Home, yet it will not be behind other
years in its social significance.
TYNE VALLEY AND VlCiNlTY.
Port Hill School Concert and Social-
Thc scholars of Port Hill School kindly
assisted by a few friends gave a concert
on Friday creniniz 12 -h inst., followed by
n basket social which was one ofthe most
successful financially and Otherwise ever
held within the walls of Hasonio Hall
Senator Yeo in his usual pleasing manner'
preside i, lndrel the scene before him
would have made ri man les-1 suserpible
to the beautiful look pleasant -rx bright
group of children with expectant faces
anxiously waiting till their nairre would
he culled nil' thc program. We would like
to mention the names of all those who
took part butlr. would he trsspussing too
ruuch upouyour valuable space as it would
necessitate u reprccinction of the Port
Hill School roll, but the following young
ladies Misses Eilth Mclntosh, Gertle and
O'Connor, Laura Kiloride, Libby Boyle
and Malvina Dennis under the direction of
Miss Mabel Taylor, organist,deserve men-
t\on,not only for the Une selection of music
rendered but for the eseriflse made in
a tending practice in the hifll so many
nights with the thermometer ranging be-
tween 25 and 30 below nero. The vl.lin
selections of Jos. McLellan, Grand River;
prriormance of Willie Boyle one of the
school children. It was also unique in an»
other respect neither of the candidates
Commander of the British foroesin bs-
hesitated about giving. J. B.|lirown,
teacher, who took so much trouble and
doubt be an incentive to greater efl`ori. on
District Division Nc 5 will hsld a pnblie
Division S. of T. Tyne Valley on Wsdner-
day evening Feb. 84. The repeal sf the c
The scratch ofa pin may cause the loss
._._..Z_.Z_-é=-1--- burn. For ul. h’ lu dm“¥““_
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Th ons demand for White’s High Class Caramels justifies the
claim :hate iiiiynire the best in Canada. - 1 = As there are none JUST 'AS good
Get the Habit
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strongest. endorsement."
IBBRU .WN
PowNA|.*,'n!tji§IS._T:cHuiiCii‘
    
About ninetf years Inc' religions ser~
.niags r _e d .ln,,ths home of
We _ ':i'_,rq:i2t;°¢r~Lot0.Iu»s
m_ " s',__;¢i?ing so west
ilniliir tho bianca; Go developed into
the Pownal Methodist Church. Those
.by the labonrs of devoted layman from
Charlottetown, Particular mention may
be made of Col. Evans, Messrs Matthew
Smith (now Rev). Welsh and Boyle, in
connection with whoselabora a glorious
revival took place. About 1820, the ilrst
Pownal Church was built, whidh at the
time for-mei a part ol the Charlottetown
circuit. With the new oburoh, there was
an increase of interest and zeal in the
In 18-I6 Pownal became is separate circuit.
About twenty years later lt was found
hat the first church was too small for the
numbers who wished to worship there,
so that steps were taken toward the
erection of a new and larger church. In
1870, tba present iles and commodlous
church was nedloated to the worship ol
Grd. The church is beautifully situated In
the pretty village ofsPorvnal, sua with its
symmetrical proportions,-substantial
tower, and tall splro, presents a due ap-
pearance. `
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This nhnreh __ was kindly remembered
at thi Iran of the present year by Dr.
Mellish, formerly of Pownal (which is his
nstivs place) but now of Cuarlotteto wn.
who presented the church with a beauti-
ful and costly silver communion service.
The following ministers have been sta-
tioned on the Pownal circuit, from tire
time it became a separate circuit to the
present, vial
Bev. John Rriaoe 18-L8 to 1848.
“ William McCar.y IBLS io 1850.
“ Henry Pope D. D. 1860 to 1852.
“ Herbert Starr 1852 io 1858,
“ Alexandvr Black 1853 to 1856.
“ Mr. Albrlghton 1856 to 1857.
“ Alexander DeaBilsay1857 to 1850.
“ Roland Morton 1859 to l&l1.
" Robert Duncan 1861 tc1883.
“ F. W. Moore 1863 to 1565. -
“ William R/au 1863 ru 1567.
“ Dr. Milligan 1867 to 1868.
“ James Barn-i1808tr 1870.
" Mr. \Vlnterhotlmui 1870 to 1871.
“ W. W. Colpltts 1871 to 1874.
“ John T. Allan lo74 to1t577.
" William Manga 1877 lo1Bl'l0.
“ Geo. M. Campbvll1880 Lu 1882,
“ W. 1V. Colpltts 1882 to 1883.
“ George Harrison 1883 to 1885.
“ John J.Cotver ll8ltol887.
" George Steel 1837 to 1890.
" Geo. W. Fisher 1800 to 1803.
“ E. C. Turner 1893 to 1807.
" William J. Howard B. D. 1807 Io
1900
lisv. Richard ()pie1ili)0 to 10114.
liiuliaim Orin.
Pownal l’. E. Island
Develop Their Strength With Fer- _
rozone Which Makes Rich Blood .
their chnbirv checks and healthful ap-
pearance. .Mothers find it an indispens
nblc tonic and body bu'l‘er, and in thou-
sands of lirrrnes no otrirr reriiedy is used.
Mrs. E. Monigoninwry, ol Pivtsburg,
writes: “A little neiiee r-:imc io visit me,
and nnticiniz hor pale and hangar-l 1uoks,l
started ber on ri course o' Ferrczone. The
cliaupe that izirl uucsrwcnt in a few weeks
was marvellous. Her appetite chirpcd
.. ..._..........._.up,shs|rud more spirit
fEV€l'y Child; uuld s.rei»|rth iindu rosy
. -co or came nto her
:Improves On? cheeks ihatl never naw
 Ferrozone f there before. I weigh-
__ed my neice about Lbe
time she started to pick up, and in seven
weeks she gained almost eight pounds,
and just looked the picture of healfh. 1
think this should he an example to many
mothers, and l hope that others will try
Ferrozone for their little boys and izlrls.
I am tliuroughly convlncrd that lt`n the
most srrenrzihenlng tonic. lt has my
The reason Ferrozonc works no heneiic-
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Healthy Children. ,
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Hardy Muscle, Steady Nerves  I
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GOOD ASSORTMENT
GOOD COLORS
GOOD QUALITIES
THOSE
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DRESS
GOODS
STANLEY BROS..
WORTH UP
TO 65°
AND 75°
NOW
39C ers...
STANLEY BROS.
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We have received from one ofthe best lish packers on' the Is-
and a quantity of dried and boneless Codlish which we are sell-
ng at Eine prices by pound, quintnl_ '_- quinlal, or box.
Also in stock a full line of canned fish to select from at
reasonable prices.
,_ SANDERSON &. CO..
O\‘ E' GYOCCYS biiimyside
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ially with children is that it uct-1 directly
on their blood, frecinu it of all unhealth
matter, at the same time giving it an ml-
nivlonai supply of iron. This nt once rc-
sults in more strenglfh, new spirit. and re-
newed vlialiiiv. Just one tablet at meal
time works wonders.
You must. he sure to Ret Fvrrnz'>ne.
Refuse to accept any article the ririinuist
may say is juiras good. Get what you
ask for. Fc-i~ro7.or~ e, and the result we
guarantee will be satisfactory. Price 50|:
per box or six boxes for $2 50 By mail
from N. C. Pol-inn & C0.. Kingston, Ont.
and Hartford, Conn., U. S. A..
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THAT Sl`iiNll
There are any
number of pianos
that look well and
sound fairly well at
the start, You can
buy cheap pianos
that will do that-
but a piano should
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liiEW UAB SERVICE
lhave decided to begin in the
city and suburbs an up-t0~dai@
cab service. Passengers, baggage,
etc., will be conveyed to boats,
trains or a1iywlit~1'i- cl<c desired,
Orders left at .iicljonald & Mc-
Kinnon's Drug Store or at the
stables. Sydney Street, near
Stevenso1i‘s Corner will receive
prompt attention.
J. M. NICHOLSON.
Telephone No. 253.
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New lieat Eiish Market
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Fish, Salmon, Halibut,
Cod, Haddock, Finnnn Hnddies.
etc,
Also all kinds of Beef, Pork,
Lamb, and a choice variety of
sausages.
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200 pairs. See them at Weeks & Co.
Try a box. zo d ii
if
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Sea the bargain Weeks & CJ., cii`or in
ursets -650 quality selling at 491:. Only
` ` 20d ll
Driernsr chocolates are rich and creamy
 'Q  
Not merely tx new spring or
er pb*-BHP. but a form of eye.
giann mounting wholly new.
adhlied In a new way: takes
'hoH and holds on in a new
way.
Nofblrlj ja .r 1/Jem
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be made to last a
lifetime. If it only
Give us a call;
Vi’e`ll treat you right,
;f;‘;“;‘;§,;€iSd”f =“ Haddlesey & Trainor,
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, Queen Street opp. R. B. Norton’s
 Z M A N Hardware Store, near Sydney Street.
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PIllNilS Wi”
Are the kind that .
‘ stand. They arcr _ ____ f
safelinstrunients to l ‘ _f - if `
buy. Soll only by
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right tlrar- is. That is if you do noi have our
clocks and watches repaired by uv. Allwork
guaranteed.
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