‘npnsonidcation of all the higher and |051" attributes of inan’s nature, the umiidate for knighthood had to prove himsif worthy of acceptance by those ,|,° valued friendship, bravery. honor, jgtice and loyal!!- Tiw Order of Knights of Pythlas-was funded in Friendship, Charity and Bene- ,°|,n¢e, which it proclaims as its cardinal

Fineiples.

“der known as Empire Lodge,was in- ¢;g,qt,ed in Charlottetown but up oo the

"asm have been hampered for the “gt of a suitable hall.

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A. the ideal Knight of olden times was

in December, 1899 a lodge of the above

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l les of the order,-a hall that would adorn ` a eity of much largpr size.

-ing beauty, at the and of which is a. re- ception room furnished with chairs cfs uniform design. On the right is the en- trance to the main hall. To the right after entering is the regalia room. The main hall is certainly beautiful.On raised platforms are placed elaborate settees, delicately stained and finished in leather.

the furnishings are also uniform and of solid wood and give an impressive tone to the apartment. The large canopy over , the presiding ofT`icer`s chair and 0 ie over l 1 the vice chancellor's have been construct- ed from the most modern designs and the ‘

The entrance to hall or lobby is of strik-

MORE SALOON WRECKS

'l`he pedestals in oak and marble and

Awful Explosion Kills 87- Railway Accident Fatal to 5 Persons

dimlcs Hall was taken over :and the old pi-roundiags have been transformed and -.Ae into a typical court for the inyster

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curtaining of the south end of the hall and the rich carpets tinting of ceilingnind

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The terror~ and evils of Constipation are easily overcome when \Vills English Pillsara used \o other remedy in the world has proved so satisfactory l.lic~ druggists of Canada give you a guarantee that one box will rel ere, a further gnarant°e is made that four bones will cure the inost obstinate Constipation.

Honey refunded if pills fail Xt all drug _ _ stores for .£5 cents, orhnailed on receipt of ‘ bt' Pa“ls°_M°"“'ng Priya* ll 9- 1"- price. The Wells & Richardson C

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irxihalr man; eggtenon hylss“aJggon to Holy Communion 8 a. m. and ll a. m

keep the boys from riding on b°liind ' I Mnms 101°' Evening ' p' m'

Church Services

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Prince Street.-~-Prayer and Praise

iice at 10.1.1. Rev. G. M Young atill and 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive ushers

Grace Church.-Rev.J. W. McConnell at Il and i. SundaySchool 2.la E L. and C. E. at close of Sunday School. I Strangers always welcome and seats provided.

PRESBYT BRIAN.

Zion.---Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. D. B.

,McLeod at ll and T. Sunday School and ‘Bible class at eric. -

`~ St. Juanes.-~-Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. pi T. F. Fullerton at I1 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30.

FHURCH OF E.\`GLA.\'D.

_ Evening prayer 7 p. m.fHoly Communion. ` lst Sunday of the months after morning 1 prayer, 2nd Sunday of the month 8.30 a. 3 m. 3rd. Sunday of the month after g evening Prayer. All welcome. Seats

n ' free and unappropriated.

BAPTIST.

To B Prepargd Memorial services by lRev. G

___ 1 P. Raymond atll and Rev A. F. Browne

For mir is the surest way for this nation 5 at 7- Sllflfllly SUh00l and P8Sl50l"S Bible tomfiintam peace Thatis the opinion of |Cl35§ at All “`9lO0mel lllld VISIIDI* the viiaest statesmen It is equally ti ue ;Dl'0Vld€d Wlffh S8615-‘4 IJY COUNCOUS \1-'|l€1‘S-

that to be prepared for spring is the best CENTRAL CHMSTUN CHURCH way to avoid the peculiar dangers of the ' ` ‘ '

lol This is a lesson mnltifuies are I Preaching by Rev. R. F. Whiston at' 11

leaning and at this time, when' the ,and 7. Sunday school at 2.30. Praye.r meet

is sure to be loaded with impurities ‘ing Wednesday night at 8o`clock. All

and to be weak and sluggish the millions ; seats free.

begin to take Hood s Sirsaparilla, which _

piiriflei, enriches and vitiilizes the bloo'i, CHURCH °" CHRIST' Qi Y _ _ ‘point

“WS 611 d\SP»8='»¢ Berlin. ¢l`°8l~eS 8 8004 The Church of Christ will meet for the '°"e“e_“° 5"” °f the h°"”h R“'°" Bndge ‘° The my owm.,-,_|,;p of ,.|,.cu.;c iight

appetite gives strength and energy and I public worship of God on Lo,-(fs (hy, Jam \ P01115 Hell' the ¢DU`=ll\C€ Of Bl`l8h¥°n plant was also iiiscusseil.

Nts the whole system in a healthy,20¢,h at 11 3,, m, and7p_m_

condition preventing pneumonia, fevers

and other dangerous diseases which are SALVATION ARMY liable to attack a \\ eakened system Sunday Services at7,l1,3, and at 7.30 p.m r ._ T- ` " _ 1 THE OPPOSITION LEADERSHIP-

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‘ Wills' English Pills, convenient, safe, sure and a guaranteed cure for Constipa- tion and Indigestion are sold by all drug- gists at Z5 cents, or mailed to any address b The YVeils 8.: Richardson Co,, Limited,

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Mr. Bell is Manager of the Sailors Institute in Montreal and spends the winter

eason in evangelistic work He has been ve f I bo h Tom Creel with abig hatchet wrecked a

ry success u , L as a s peaker and

singer, and at a service held recently in this city created a very favorable impression

A meeting of the Council of the Board

if Trade was held i'n the Board of Trade rooms yesterday afternoon at four o`clock with nie rresideni, Mr. iv. il. iiitkeii iii

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.he chair.

Among those present were Geo. H. Auld. S. VV. Cmbhe. T. H inlmh-iii. .\' Ratteubury, G. I). Longworth, F.H. Beer

Aftercalling the meeting _to order the oresident and vice-president took the iaith of office. The' proposed bridge across the North River was then discussed and the following resolution, which was adopted, was moved by Mr.W. H. Aitkemseconded my Mr. G. D. Longworthz Resolved, That this Council having liiscusscd the proposed change from the

COUNCIL MEETING

BOARD OE TRADE

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Road do stronszly recommend the desirability of the change.

A committee was appointed to wait

upon Sir Louis 1-1. Davies, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, consisting of President \V. H. Aitken, Vice President Auld, and Mr.’G. D. Longworth, to im- press upon the Minister the following :

That owinsz to the wonderhilly increas-

ed winter tmflic, the service as at present established between Pict-oii and George- town by the steamer-s Minto and Stanley, they being inadequate at times to carry the freight as fast as it offers, this Council would strongly 'urge the Minister of Marine and Fisheries not to allow it to be impaired by the wit-lidruwnl of one of

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nn Hanoi-:, Feb 8-(Special)-Queen

Wilhemina by her marrlaize contract

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Y RILHARD BELL bound herself to recognize her husband

of MOMIYSI.-f¢»1owl.e`.per of the late -D L Moody, vi. ho has been engaged by the 'a

loung Men s Christian Association to conduct special service for young men for trio

weeks, commencing Sunday, March li' h. S

the head ofthe matrimonial union, but Queen he wil' still be her subject.

'rim 'rim narcnnr is Annolin

Atnutx, I\n Feb 8-(Special l-Mrs

big saloon

Slie had first warned the dealer not tp

sell to her husband

5 IRL EXPLOSION HILLS ls.I(rIl I`\ SEVEN

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CiiinUAHc.ii,MExico Feb.S-(Special.)- ` An explosion in a mine in Slerre Madres

caused the death of87 men, women and children.

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Gnn:i~:Nvn.Li~:, PA., Feb. 8.-A New York hicago (limited) train was wrecked near

here yesterday. I-‘ive passengers were

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esbyteriaii Minister Gone - Another Liberal Elected

By Acclamation.

O1°i‘AwA, Feb. 8.-(Special.l-R. L. orden, of Halifax, was chosen Opposition leader, and F. D. Monk, of Montreal first lieutenant.

Sir Hihbert Topper gave up his old seat

_ to the latter.

AN ADDRESS To 'IHE Ki.\'ii.

The only business before Parliament to-

day was the consideration of the Address

tothe King _touching the death of the Queen.

A Liiinitsi. iii' _si::'L.\MA'i‘iJ.\’.

ltloxcros, Feb. 8.-(Special)-Richard

"Porrier,Liberzil,was elected by acclamation

today for the Kent County local seat. . if/iT.ii. i'ii<i:-'rwo ni'aNsn 'ro Dnarii.

Two lives wire lost in a fire i i ahe home

; of James Dulmage at Hockston.

i>iinsiiYri;mA_\' mxisrnn nnrs/isrzn. 7 H/ii.ii‘Ax_ Feb. F.-(Special.‘-News is ` received of tl e death in Scotl ind, of Rev.

A Addr;-wT‘.~1¢`.l urch here.

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ddrcss to the King Being

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2 John Campbell, at one time pastor of St.

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Family Circle

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METHUEN AND Fill

Kings Speech Pre|ai'&- Dulie of Cornwall GQ to Australia

nnrrisn carrimns-nnwrr llkrollk

Lennox, Feb a-(Bondi)-l Kitchener rqnru the Bmlah i supplea at Petrlaliacg, all Ili Q SAD h\e&en4 uhh. “VNU llllltlil alibi d l mnlngeais

uirrinmt an Inman nal! I1.

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Phlllpopolla. Lord Methuen reports he QMAMQ X enemy and captured twelve V11 cattle east of W ryburg

Gen.F1encli ls near Erlolo. _

ranraniso rn: imto's srllel.

Loxnos, Feb. '8`.~-(3ll\ll~)»-i met to-day tosattle on the Kllfe i for the opening of Parliament..

aovu. ran-rv coma to Aniltatam

'nie niiiieiiaii Danica at 01:04 leave for Aultnlla ln till. li Kit. orient Line. wiiieii will in uavgad mi ton :wal wiht ‘ml assi-no hills

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