CWD £001'

railed one

and twenty-ilve per thou-

'l'hia means consumers

have to pay high prices for build-

ing materials during the coming year.

A BENTENCE.-Jamu Jones. seventeen year old lad who was sr- rasted at Painsec Monday, charged with breaking into an I. C. R. box car and stealing one pail oi candy, consigned to Tignish, P. E, I., and a quantity of men's collars, consigned to s Charlottetown firm. was brought before Magistrate Bteeves, Moncton Tuesday morning and pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to two months in jail, and will likely be taken to Dor- chester Tuesday everlng.-Ssckville exchange.

VALUABLE GIFT.-On Thursday

last the Session and Board of Mau- agcrs of Veiieyiield congregation, en- gaged in the pleasing duty of accept' ing the present . I an organ for their comfortable and omerwise well equip- ped church. The presentation is being mania by Mrs, Peter Anderson oi New Westminster, B. G., a former and much esteemed rvlernber ui the congregation. Mrs. Anderson is a sis- ter oi Mr. lvl. U. '¢'.cLeod, Val- leyfield and Mrs. D. Mclleod of Van- couver. lt is needless to remark that this token of affection for her old home congregation, while Mrs. An- derson served ior many years us a leading member of the choir, is warm- ly appreciated by all her friends. The organ will be installed in the near future.

MR. D. SULLIVAN Di-EAD.-His many friends, will learn with regret ni’ the death oi Mr. Daniel Sullivan which occurred Saturday morning. nt. his hom) in Charlottetown. The i ni _ §

l5ealliyPlll'ity and Health

Of Skin and Hair

. K,”/5% -

/f-1'\_ evil; they console or torture, exalt or,

I 5 (1 '

_Nf _ 4' 1.' t

No’ --.

The

Mrs. Luees,

1! in Lucas,

family who were Bsckville, except 'Ag-nee

who teaches in schools. wry has moved west, and on the "N°"°P ml! n-uit nm in the mason but lu drink

West, Ont., her hus-

India trip, expects to his iam- ily on Monday next.

sid and Captain Belyea. Miss -McCa|be

replied in suitable terms.

(Delivered yesterday morning by

Rev. Dr. Fullerton)-

“Josc-pli brought unto his father

their evil report." Gen. 37:2.

It was perhaps brave in Joseph to

tell his father oi the ribald talk of his brothers but one cannot eliminate the thought that the narrative car- ries with it the suggestion of unbro- therliness. These disclosures may have been the result of his moral een- sitiveness but they created in his brethren un envious hate. They `ielt his suprriority. If they had not felt this they would have despised him as other favorites have been desptsed._ They hated him with a hatred almost inexplicable.

The incident shows the power and,

at the same time, the possibility of the good or evil ot speech. This is our theme and it has been emphasised in all ages. Think much, write lit-, tie. Be as silent as you can, wasf the only rule of a club of literary men in France. Bt. .James extolled the gift of silence,f"Be slow _to speak." Our words do not die. They produce their fruits for good or for

egrade, solcmmze or make frivolous he lives of men. All loose tongues

band, the Rev. who Qi 91° having returned from West Bhd

...__ - their

uns Liars Mesaba or the "Hotel Wm'

Davies," who has resigned her posi- l“9""Y °“" Pf°|°“i0“

tion to become one of the principals tm!! §°“¢‘°“- _

in an interesting event, receivod;_“a, ` _ MTUBBDAY. ~ tin shower" from the hotel guests FUNERAL y'|gS»IERDAY___»L-he mm Friday afternoon. As a pleasant fore- em; of tha hte ML Damn Sullivan- runner oi the shower, there came n wok plug yesterday morning "om complimentary ahdress in which np- his late wsgdenca to th, P,.°_UB'_h°_- preeiation was expressed of Miss llc- drsf, when-5 gequim Hi h Ma” C-abe's valuable services towards was celebrated by Father J, John- making "The Davies" with its superb gum, .lngel-ment wa. mad, at tm' menus one oi the most popular .snd.C3f,n01i¢ ,gemetgfy and um “Nice wal homelike hotels in the Maritime Pro- ¢0ndu¢g_e,1 by D,-_ Mcbeuam The |01. vinces. The address was read by lowing were the pall-bearers: Messrs, Mr. R. Macdonald, and the senti- Robert N350", Thomas E_ Fiynnvi ments therein endorsed in speeches by ' Michael .Bl-°wn_ patrick Mcquaim | Messrs Il. Edgar Shaw, F. D. McDon- Daniel 3¢,5e|¢ and William Dmkm ` 3',

furniture,

dwelling

is loft to his

gina Beer

is willed to

trude Mercy Walsh, brother celves S100 in

the estate is divided

alike. . . '

~ ~,¢-sq--

beautiful wedding . Trinity Episcopal ‘Robert E. Lee yesterday aftc riage Miss Mabel daughter of the

M. A., of

a three

Richmond and all

Church, for the poor of gatlon $150 is leit. The

and three daughters, share

Scottie

share . .

. . . :aid tof.-fort-iffy th

| wsnnrne aunts.-A quit: nuz

lolemnisad at

“wflyv

//’ 2

-:£1 sc the best. an idle,

'Nr

' I -'cant and plausibilities, who

the approving witness ol his own con cience to that which he says, but

QL ingless talk makes an id

w s ` _ merely looks for thc plaudits oi men,

_ -- soon grows unreal and false oi soul.

' ' ence the importance of our subiect.

; . I Oi the unspoken word thou art mas-

` 'I ` ter, thy spoken word is master of

‘ Mil i

_ 1

|"li`}-,'\iiEiiT" lips of Solornon's successor. Friend-

ki ___4 ships closely interwoven have been l 1

cu‘ii‘i:i?5“§6an and Oinmlent

Cutlrurn Soap and Ointment are sold thmulzhont

the world. A llbernl sample of meh. with Ili!-page booklvuin uw r-.ire and treatment of the akin and sr‘n\'1.iu~nlpoel-(rec. Addrns Potter Drug 8: Chem. Curly., l.k.'pL 27|), Blllml, U. S. A.

if 7. VL/ Sliver Spoons F u' f ° o ,,.“.':.°I,~ .‘:'*:.::;'.:i'.I;'-:.ff ' ne designs, are stamped "

IM] ll0GEilS BRGS.

This brand is known as

i .' " 1 ,y "S|'IberPI4tstl|at Wren"

» ~,~.. and is made in iheheaviesc

'?. grade of plate. Salis- 'K sccion is guarsmesd,

' ` .= sail sy usalsp hmm

llsve ii Free

and

f and malicious disposition. "The poi-

_ son of asps is under their lips. Evil

$3-50 Mille Fm F01' ::.°.‘~;;“;:s;.r;‘::.“:::‘:.f.;.:‘.:‘::.‘;:.:;.slr.;

Men. oi gossip and is absolutely sntagon-‘

le , 1

_ieaningless character. It

ure akin to lying ones inslncere

force. I-Ie`who speaks the

thee.

A much needed warning today is to-

avoid rash and hasty speech. The ori- ginal J ewisb' nation was forever shat- tered by a. foolish speech from the

ruptured; families have been plunged. 'nto deadly feud, and nations have'

been hurled into war with all ter- ror and bloodshed by the oi rash and hasty wordé

many oi the quarrels,

ings and estrangements oi daily to their origin and you will l.'\nd.»_-that they are the result oi some thought- less remark, which in some cases are only spoken in jest.

Think deeply before you speak, as'

your words have a resiliency and come back either in blessing or in cursing. "Thoughts expressed may sometimes fall back dead, but God Himself cannot kill them when they're said." What n :essun is here for all 7 Have we not all uttered statements which 've would almost surrender our right haul fo recall 'I What oi those, who are _'ow beyond the reach of thc human mice, whose hearts we once sorely wounded by- our cruel, thoughtless, hasty words. 1

Another warning needed today 'is td

8~V0i<1 \1l1kiD<1ness` in speech. ~Never act on the principle oi being what the world calls "frank" when you know that your utterance must undoubted- lY create pain. There are many who NIKE Pleasure in this fraukness oi speech but it only proclaims a cruel

` _.ra\\

istic to the Christian spirit. There

are some who, vain of their detective

Adare" T° P0W¢\'B. 0“lY Bei the ugly, seamy side

oi human life because they look gm- it; they miss its mi-er, alvlnef sine. Such people are enemies of the peace and comfort and joy ol human lilo and consequently of the principles oi the Christian religion.

We are not however forbidden

tear aside everything that

veils wrong doing. There are

things that we in the

tenets of

isa

that is to be

only

Buch e

There

nfs Ili)- to be

Underwear

Particular men and women -choose their underwear with care because they V. know they cannot be corréct- ly dressed unless ""v'i'f`<ell-'c`i‘ré'ssed‘ from the skin out. Tha;t’s why men whoare known as correct dressers, and carefully

gowned women

,alwaysg insist on' Pen-Angle Under- wear-the, ,name is an __ absolutéi guar- antee of perfect fit.

Pen-Angle fits snugly- it cannot shrink-_it re- mains elastic and 'adds

W eregegxd 5,i§.§trss.tiQu ro.

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A ‘ Mthevlatest thihg in under-

yeear-fare the acme _

of comfort.

‘ -Hoisiery

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Pen-Angle Hose are faultless 'to begin`with. When laundered they are still_full fash*ioned-ai'- ways ~ stay in shape/ *In fact, they retain their shape and wear

longer ` than any

-other hose.

Let yo ur next hosiery purchase Pen-Aust-e §hd_.Y`6u’ll»"k'iib'w w~fh`a_t' ‘foot-eyase can d `c1o mi o r t

m e a n s-n o t a seam to hurt the

fO0t. 1'

t refreshes -the body by making

we .bIood'_fand_~ i's inatwre’s greatest

reduced.

IS the 4 to check this

e lungs and

makes

Sweater Coats

For a .score and*

more of outdoor sports and enjoy-V

ments you’ll' feel warm’and correct- ly clad in a Pen- Angle Sweater

___ ,..--c.

Knit by Pen-Angle special process, from selecte*fd‘

.. *,.-

Wools, these useful M

garments 'are

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Pen-An gle S W eager Q Goats are knit to form-» \ they retain their sllapelyf lines, conforming- curves of the body;-3 ,V ff;

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Almost any store show you. these. ful ,garments for women and'

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