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to my mind. one ,of the most import- ant iss/ues which the men of the na- tion ever faced, and one of the most hopeful. Peace treaties, the foreign immigration problem, the govern- ment of our cities bv commission, all important, all living questions, noi one of them is fundamental in our national or our municipal’ welfare,

_ but the man who stands worthily at

the head of the nation today, the, commander-in-chief of our armies ani navies, sends forth this word to ever\ true man among us, that “Christian ity and the spread of Christianity are the only basis of hope for our] inoder_n civilization.” That is to say, our religion is the fundamental issui for the men and the women of oui land. That 'comes before all otheil questions. That underlies all othei welfare, and because it is the su' ireme concern, the appeal, I say, lr to the men to rise up in the loyalty of a mighty conviction, until dui t.‘hristianity is established, or re-es 5 titblished, in the full control of tht individual, the family, the social, the business and the political life of oui cities, our states and our nation. _ And this is u. man's work. because

ol the vastness of it. Of course, it is iirst of nil individual, and 90,000,00t ol souls are to be persuaded to fol- low the faith and the life of _thi- tllii-istinn religion. Think of it, 00, t|fi(l,lltl0. lilvery true man should hc

-upon the throne of his life, to speal i.»i‘l.li ii. in.w which is never to In' qiientioiintl, but implicitly obeyed, tin tiupre-_inn (lonrt oi' the soul fron_ \-.ibiirii their is no nppeiil. But the re-i iigioiis tleinuntls and interests run out” ln :every direction and permeate the whole life of the state and the nn tion, and every age and class of its people and along all the lilies of life

_ ’i‘uke one problem-tlie foreigners ii

our cities, Less than one-third of th. population of our couiitry is forelgii by birth. 'I‘wo-thirds, sometimei tliree-foiii'tlii~i, in our large cities', have come to us from other lands, ond mitny of them are aliens yet. Take the whole aggregate of tlies_ foreigiieis throughout the land, ant what ,L gigantic task is here, to clvi lize, to Aincricnnizef to (lhristiuniza tluese people, often huddled togethei in the smallest areas, speaking their own lungiinges, retaining their owr customs, even sometimes worship

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ping their own idols. Here are men of every race and language and cus tom ond training and religion, mer

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Howl Is _Your Home Heated ?

Is the temperature of your limiie in zero or highwind

weather, so cold and drafty as to make the hai'<Ie_ned Arctic explorer shiver and long for the north- The extreme cold is not as trying as the dampiiess of the averagelionie This con- dition can forever be corrected by putting in our Hot-Air _hating system. ' _

This system gives you just the degree of temperature

you want ‘no matter what the weather condition is. It is easy to iustal, cuts doivii your coal bill and is very satis factory infresults- Write, call or phone 393~_I for full iiifor- mation. '-'_ _ - »

_- Fred H. .Trainor --

8o Grafton Street.

,ii to whom law means tyranny, tc

whom religion means superstition men unappreciative of our laws and institutions, man caring nothing foi our traditions and absolutely ignor nut of our history. What shall wt do with them, coming to us at tht rate of 9 million a year? The cast stands as the Scotch general put it to his regiment when they were al: drawn up ready for battle. Poiutin, to the opposing forces, he said. "Men, there they are; if you don’t kill them, they will kill you." lf wt do not do something with these for- eigners, they will do something with

A good aomach . il, i and A merry soul are

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` J. K. ROSS, Looa.l_Avent O. [’. I ` Opera House Building, Uh'tow i.

Intl to piit his religious convictioni-il

ua. The question is seriously asked n some quarters: "Wlll America re-

_tlllll WB BPS d0lllg must pe d(»[|g ir the answer to this great ques- -.ion will be in the negative. ln a certain well-defined section in

New York City there are thirty- me Protestant churches. In that ~nme section, there are 3,018 saloons, ind while the churches are open for i few hours a week, the aaloons are ipen and doing their deadly work ighteen hours a day .I do not need o delay to tell you\ what the results if such conditions will be. The men f the city the men of the country, rust' be aroused to see and apprec- ate the danger, and put their shoul- icrs to this wheel, ck the country is loomed. This is only one phase of he vast work ol Christianity and the pread of Christianity in this land, ibich is the "only basis of hope for .ur American civilization," and it is -. work for the men because of its ery magnitude. And the appeal is especially to the :ren because of tho obstacles in thi: 'ay. The shrewdness of iniquity, the iard-heartedness and deceit, the urn-_ ity and hate of evil-doers must, by he sterner sex, if at‘all, be ,met nuil anquished. There are ruliians in ioral and spiritual realms, as well na ii physical, with whom all our gen- le persuasion and our kindly entreat- es have absolutely no influence, un- :ss it be to intiame their passions ind increase their fury. Such need to e seized by the throat and choked iito submission. They are fiends in ” unian form, and some of them ridi- n automobiles, and sit in otiicinl hairs. ’I‘hey should be niet with thi- _ntngonism and the icontenipt w.hicli hey deserve, and the ti-ne and tin- ure and the iiprigiit nniii of the _nn ion are the ones to do it. 'Phi- _iliristian religion furnishes the wni” ant und the motive power for .the reatment. Sometimes our religion iii ipoken of as a soft and stickly anti ileminate thing It is not true. It is he very essence of the Christian re- igion to bringout the mnnliest tru- ts in men, and the most lorcefiil liaracter. Go backi to old Jerusuleiii, _nd hear the words of righteous iii- ignation and scathing contempt hur- ed against the Scribes and Plinris- es-_"Hypocrita”»by the (lhrlst ol iod and learn how to regard and to reat the same kind of men today .` Oh, the days of conflict are not oil rust yet. There is as loutl a Call ilu' thristinn soldiers to light the good ight of faith as ever there was. Some ire saying that the last greatiwar hat ever will be seen in this world ins been seen. Nations- will learn war io imore, and the implements of des- ruction, as the great prophet pre~ iic?s, will be turned -into the instru- nents of peace and good will, but xhe .bravest deeds the world has ever ieen are being wrought today, and vill be, more and more, by men loy- il to their high convictions. The call ind need for heroes was never great- ir than at this hour. The valor de- nanded is of the highestquality, and zo I say the appeal comes peculiary _o the men, "Quit you like men; be itrong." There is another reason why this indispensable work must be done by the men, and that is because of its costliness.

But. somebody will say, “salva- t:ion's free." “Why this urgent. and repeated call for fund?" Yes, salva- tion is free. Sio is water free, but it iosts to bring water to the Deople. Ask the city of Philadelphia whether water works are costly or not. The answer will be. Yes, it is costly, but pure water is absolutely necessary for the health. of the people. Salvation is free, btit to get it to the people, so that they all shall partake of it, that involves expense, always has, and al- ways must, but the pure water ul life is absolutely necessary for the moral health of the people, and the men are the ones, the men of the en- tire community, are the ones to meet the heavy expense of providing it for all. I say the men of the entire com- munity. I believe the whole commun- ity should be engaged in -this work. No other institution, no other organ- ization, is so absolutely indispensab- le to the general welfare and of so supreme importance to the whole people na ii, living church. Should not every one who respects Iiimself, or cares for the respect of others, have some proportionate shave in the maintenance of the churcii, the hope of our Christian civilization, some part in the one institution which stands with open doors of invitation and with arms outstretciied in bone-‘ diction for the whole population.

You see, then, that the call is for

thc'imen'to come now to the help of the Lord against the mighty, for the srike of nil that is most worthy iii the whole life and character of the land, and of the world. Oh, let the cowards go and hide; let the human niiimnls go and gorge tliemselves with costly food and drink, and iii- dulgo their lusts and pride. Let those who will ride upon the high places, and tread under foot the lives and the hearts of their fellowmen,»but let those who are loval to God and 'to truth, let those who~love their coun-

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try, let hoose who would serve the cause of righteousness, let those who would promote the welfare of their brothers and sisters throughout all our land and around the world, let them stand forth, a splendid company of heroic souls, and dare to follow the lead of the world‘s one ideal man, their Saviour and Lord, and give themselves and their means to the noblest enterprise which ever riervcfl a human soul for a Godlike miss- ion.

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To the Electors of Walid 'I'wo:

I heiewith present myself as a

candidate for Councillor hi the coming Civic Elections to repre- sent Ward Two.

I ask your favorable support and

promise if elected to give my best attention to the needs of the Word as well as to further the best in teretit of the citizens. »

Res etfull Yours,

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'l`o the Electors of Ward Three

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Having been waited on by a deputation

of citizens and presented wilh A numer- ously signed requisition asking me to be come a. candidate for the City Counei . I feel ii my duty to comply with the re lt.

I shall therefore be a ctndidnfl ‘for

Ward Thi-ee at the' i`orthcomin¢_"¢l'vlc Iileclioii. ` _

Ilolding aa I do strongly tu the convict-

ion that the righiaf electors to vote as they see fit, should not' be into with. I shall do no personal canvpl TJ may say I have rio personal end! to _ _ I have no promises to make. I beJl_ lfi

i-ivic improvement consisthnl’ Ulm i~i'onom_\'. I believe that t_axi\t|d_ tflqll lie ke-pl at :1 minimum coiisidlent 'Willa' IEE inertia of the city. I believe i`n' honest glyls lgoveriiinoiit. ' in short, ifyou Bile o-luct ine, I shall feel it my duty to u|_l_ niy `b-in-rgies in promoting the interest; oglhp kill , gnidml nlwa 's Iiy my best °\ Q _ andy when possible? bythe w_eil 'shes ot` those \Nl\6inI_repré|enl,_ _l, _ ' Sincerely yours,

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sciiool ciimiriiii

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from inipsrlect vision and ers cni|~ I-ti .intl in studies. Wa give care tal atueiitioii to the tittin|z_of child- rnn'~ study Hiaasoii, assuring good in-iiuita in a our-es. Our occurs- tion in optics only and we arena ng

' the bi-at inetlnnls Iur_exaiuInal.io

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ald’s Card

To the Iiiecloi of Charlottetown.

|.:n|ic.'- and (leniIemeii;- '

_~\t the solicitation of a large

number of citizens I have consented to bc- .-ome a candidate for Mayor at the forth coming lilections.

I am in favor of a progressive Civic

policy. \\`ith a car»ferry to the Mainland. and a_r¢-duction in our freight rates, the :hief obstacle to making Cliartlottetown a inaiiiifacturirig city is removed.

if elected, I will endeavor to get in-

iIn~;tric.~: located here, by making auch piiiessioiis, from liinc to time. as are oiictieiii and in the interests of our city. Situated, as wi-_ are, in close touch with

the coal fields of Nova Scotia. with ex- cellent shipping facilities by rail and water <,`hariottetown, the fifth largest city in the Maritime l’rovinces.will then have as mnpy indiicenienis to offer investors as any other city. Think uliat it will mean to our work- ing men.instend of going aliroafi they will remain at home and help to build a greater (.`.liarIolteto\\'n.

I am in favor of improved sanitary lawn

as well as all nieasures having for their object the adraiiceineni of our city and province.

I am opposed to any further increase in

civic taxation,

I take this opportunity of soliciting your

suipporl and ofliiaiiking tile electofl of Ward I"ivc, for electing me lo represent ilnit large .and represeiitnlive body ov; I-ilizciis, in ignli iooli and ioiu. and triisl that I may receive from them their hearty -support for the Mayornily. ‘

I Beg To Remain,

Yours Most Respectfiiily, I

S. A. MCDONALD

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CARD

To the Electors of Ward l"ive.

Lndiesf mid Gentienienz-

Ilaviiig been uoiiiiiiated by a

:irge number of voters as Coiincii- or for Ward Ii`ive, I ask your fav- orable support and if elected, I proiiiise to give riiy very best at- teiiiioii to the needs of the Ward and to fiirtliertlieln.-st interests of the City in general. _

W. W. WALKER.

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CARD

'|`o the Electors of Ward Four

Ladies /\Ni> Gentlemen: ~

At the request of u large number

of electors of Ward Four. I have consented to be a candidate for City Councillor at the forth coniiiig Civic Elections.

in thus publicly asking for your

support, I promise, ifelected, while paying due attention to the special needs of Ward I-` our to endeavor to promise the establishment of more industries in the city, to retain our capital and thus provide more work for our laborers and citizens; ioso f_ar_ as possible, reduce the cost of living, and to improve the condi- tions under which mauy of our people are housed: to inaugurate a better system for aiding those who only bein destitute circumstances, and a charge upon the City and its charities.

I shall also endeavor, so far as is

consisent with our present revenue toiinprove the sanitary and hygienic fonditioii of the city and to provide or the proper inspection of our fool sugply.

Yours Respectfully, i I). iilcl.AU(`l‘lAN.

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