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‘*' X The Rev. Dr. James Toylor Dickinson J

A _ _A A ' _/ several years ago, as reported in tho

no blacking required. See the McClary dealer.

Sold by Rogers Hardware Co, Lid, Charlottetown, P. E. l. and R. T. Holman, Ltd, Summerside, P.E. l.

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Il. ii. ll. 0pens New [ra

in Cure oi Skin Disease

Mr. Corus' case of cczenia was sent for ti dollar bottle. also a cake

known to almost evei'_\' liospitzii antilof soap. That is all I used. and I physician of reputation tlirougiiout`aiii perfectly well. You are at liberty the city of Torotito. His letter is au- to use my nainc for I consider D. D. D. other interesting deiiioiistratioii of . the best remedy iii use." I. \\'. CORNS,

what is being acronipiislieil by the 151 Givens street, Toronto, (fan. famous specific D. D. Il., l’res<'ription. .~\sk any druggist today for D. D. ll

“l will coiisitit-r it ii favor ii` you will Prescriptioii. Ile'll tell _\'oii it ,ailays

a_llow me to add my testinioiiials to _ the itch instantly-and soon there are t e many liundrcds you no douht signs of cure.

ltavedinbpraisc of (Etc grf-i_\t cures of-I We have haiidicd the ronictly 1`or ectc y the li. I. D. ‘re:~;criptioii. years anti regard it as the specific for I was a sutTercr for two years with ! skin troubles of all kinds. Come in or errzeina on the li-gs and ankles. I tried _ ask us about I). D. D. Prescription,

three :ir hfourl dliffereiit doctors and also about D. D. D. soup especially for none o t eni i it ine any good. I got tender skins. tired of trying their rcniedies_ I thou \\'e offer the first full size bottle on

weii_t a sgkin specialist but he was _ thc guarantee that unless it stops the no e er t an t icy. itch at once, it costs you not 'i cent.

I secured ti trial bottle of D. li. I).l Central Drug Store, E. A. Foster,

and it did mc so much good that I Charlottetown.

ll. li. ll. Soap Keeps Your Skin lleaiihy

No increase in prices. Notwithstanding heavy increase in cost of

important ingredients, price remains the same.

I' F - i

'rf-<ff-<<==-f-f-f-ff =<f-f-ff -ff --f--f-< - ~ f ff <-A-ff-f ~-=- -f <--<<f,-

h GUARDIAN ctnssirisn Ass

Une uni per word lint inaertio i in thin eolum. hal! een! per wore ca h continuation. Cult moat accompany order. llinimum charge

Iron v-five cents.

B 'T' ' _

Aggpfs WANT; D Fon sAi.E-oNrAruo RANci-i rinse

_--_--i------- --»_--- --__ Cross fox pups. guaranteed to show POPE BEN EDICT XV. FIRST PIC- nil pei' cent. to 90 per cent. black and

tures out. Big money for any ngeiit in good condition. Two iiundrcd to samples 115 cunts Apply at once. eight hundred and fiftydoiiars pair Herman Lavandier, ii l’ett-rs St.. to quick buyers. Apply T. lil. Davis, St. John, N. B. 3630-9-18M14ipd Box 121, Wyoming, Ont.

NAMES AND AnnnEssEs or soo 5751-9-23M2\v1<n

Animal and Bird Dealers in l'. ' N

(typewritten) 'postpaid for $2.00. Address: W,Bivins, Eminence, Y, _ _ _ , __ _ *_* _ ____ __ __

,-309 WM LOST BLACK COAT BETWEEN

'M ` '"5 mud' Station and (‘liariottetown Hospital.

Finder please leave at 45 Dorches_

ter St. 5825-10-1M3i.

l"lI-Mull! IIELP WANTED __

in-/TrFE"t`>Z\_|viATbTFo`r¥"G|§N'€R`A'iI Ml CILLLANLOUY

housework. Apply ut this office. ].|'b§`§E"B'6'ARD'ED F`6§“=rf.|'g’VV|'|¢

_ _5867'10'2'M3l- ter very reasoiiztbly. Apply to Box

A eo65“E'>'<iI'»ER|ENcED"`NuRsE 172, t-ity. 5831-io-imsi

would like position. Apply at 222 F*-"-""-'*1'-'@----:_-3

Ken” ____ _ §8'“"“"““3‘- MALL Hr LP WANl`rD

E _ l

WANiTE'° "””"E°'A'T'E'-5’ ’*"°'“'T sov‘w'An*rEoi1A"sa "..i..s.ff'i's""'fi.T

for general liriiisework. Good wnixcs. fn with ood refgmnc is winb

Apply Mrs. A. J. nifiin, an iiivii- ° ge' 5 °~

d B, ee, ,-62 9 WMU, ed to learn a good trade. Address

lnon l' . ui ' ' I .

_-E _ E P. o, n 116, 'ii i tt i ,

Gini. wAN'rEn Fon GENERAL °x (g5§§_§_1fn§°,`;'“

ii i< t U ' ii t»i, ~-----~---~----l-_-- ousewor R mon 0 (9_26Mmpd_ WANTED.-A young man to act as

.-.»~_~- ._ » news agent on express train be- WAN H59'-A GENERAL SERVANT- tween Charlottetown and Summer-

Apply, Mrs Abel, 49 Loiigwortli sm0_ Apply at Once to News Aga), AlFl_“_‘e_;_ __ __ __ __ "‘311'9'303l, cy, P. E. I. Ry., Clinrlottetowii.

WANTED AT ONCE Ah EXPER- 5824-i9-131

ienccd girl. Good wages. No wash- I '

ing. Apply to 12 Brighton Itoail. '|EA` WA

5701-9-23l\lti. _...___ E.__E...___._________i

-~~- ---- f . - TEACHER WANTED--Bunbury school, 'ANTED AT FALCOCWOOD HOB' for two months. Apply to Ham-

plcai young women for ward work. - , _ _

3,_,30_7_z8mu_ v niond kelly. Ilunhury. 5862102mi<ii_

“LADIES WANTED TO DO EASV.

pleasant, coloring work at home. _ , _ _ __ _ . _ U5” make $15 to $20 wmtkly, Ex. WANTED.- Second hand kitchen pm-tense unn,;iwgSm»y_ no (_-anvugs. range; also second hand piano. Ilotli |ng_ Nattmml D0.-,0rat|,,,; (‘¢,,, Davy must. be of a reliable manufacture N. 69 Adelaide St. i-isstfrnrmiio, and in snort condition. Write “A 0n¢_ 50g9.g.g2M5gi_ S" care oi’ Guardian Office.

f»815~10'1m3ii>d

y MINK WANTED.--ii ieniaie. Island

_________!.I"R _, _ _ ~ trapped. No other kind will fill the

bill. Will only tio business with the man who actually traps the mink. llave for sale 3 pure Island ratich-raised males. Nelson Wal- dron, Tyne Vulley, I‘. E. Island.

5783-9~.”.9niiii

iWANTED.-ABOUT TEN ACRES OF

good land with first class Dwelling llouso and outbuildings witiiln three miles of Cliarlotetown. Address, I.. A. AULD, 36 Queen St., Charlotte- town.

FOR SALE.-A SAUSAGE STEAM

plant. Five h.p_ holler mid engine. One buffalo stuiier, capacity R0 lbs. One draw-cut 1-liopper. cut 75 ills. in 20 minutes. Cheap for cash. I.. Strickland. 29 Stcwrtrl Strom.

5832-I0-ltiiiii.

FOR SALE-A BABY CARRIAGE,

nearly new. Apply to 83 llppvr Prince St. 5748-9-znhiiii.

:TOR SALE: ONE QIIEIIELJ S`ll.Vl'Jlt

black female pup. Also two pairs Holt-Renfrew sliver blacks." Box 454 Amherst. N. S. 5549-9-iiMff.

FOR SALE AT ONCE TWO PAIRS

interior Alaska Silver Blacks and 3 pairs dark patched foxes. also __ __ _ __ , §6f43_ilf_1,8 "PLL mink and fisher. Prices right forkWANTED.--»~Nf=wly calved cows. Write cash. Come and see them. T. G. stating prices to Robert A. Bagnall, Ives. Montague. 5676-9-17l\il~Jti'_ ilazel Grove. 5803-9-30m4l

I-ala- _g _._ _ _ _.|

. _ __ 5775-9-28M6l.

WANTED "r'o'riEN'r ' "`"A"' `sMAL`|.`

house for family of three. Apply at this office.

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The Silver Blank FOX Q

5 4 E

_gm The next issue of this magazine will be out October

It will contain a number of bright up to date articles

on the Fox_ Industry which shoul be read by everyone interest_ed in Foxes._ _ _

1`his magazine is going into the hands of investors

throughout the United States and Canada._ Our October will be read by them at a time when they will have money

to invest. _

stock for sale and wish to reach the In-

Black Fox will gut you in touch with him. Advertisers lnda It Pays Them

liaspressed heavily upon ailthouht- ful souls -throughout the ages, the 1»'ciifc;.i of :i1`ft;'i:'g for thc good man. Why should one who earnestly seeks goodness and truth be ground between the upper'and low-millstones of tribulation? Why sliouid a just and merciful God permit such suf- fering? This two-fold question is the burden of Job’s iamentations 'His three friends cannot help him, but Elihu declares that suffering is a teacher and that when a little time has elapsed and the wixids have pass- ed over the clouds. a new glory of brightness will come. This is true of an individual and of a nation. It is true of a great world-crisis like this colossal European war, the hor- rors of which reverberate in every land. We need not pause to con- sider here the monstrous wickedness

and devastation of this conflict. All

war is terrible, revealing undreamed of depths of evil in humanity and set- ting loose the passions and fires of

hell among nien.. When we think

of the financial losses, entailing heavy burdens of taxation for years to come; when we consider the enorm-

ous destruction oi human life and the

breaking up oi’ happy homes and suc- cesful buisnesses and the misery and desolation for uiicouiited inuitiiudesi when we think of the revelation and stimulation of the brutal inhuman na- ture by this war, our souls fall in

the very dust. In our humiliation and

horror we remember that column in the Place Vendonie, Paris, in honor of Napoleon, and the fact that when it was erected there was found written on it by ti bereaved parent: “Mons- ter, if all the blood that thou has shed could be collected in this square thou mightest drink without stoop- ing." Who will write thc just epitaph of those responsible for this most destructive of wars?

In the midst of the devastation and

niystery of these unparalleled events our first impulse is io retire to some valley of silence and to say, with David. “"i was dumb with silence, I held my peace, evcn from good; and my sorrow was stirred." Lint to the eye of faith already there are some gleams of iight and the breath of the Divine Splrit__is_,beginning to cleanse the war clouds. Humboldt describes his deep emotion at finding an exqui- site flower on the edge of the crater of Vesuvius. There, amid the lava,a little rich soil had gathered, anti to it the wind had borne a seed, and there, amid, awful desolation had sprung up the sweet hower. Nansen declares that he found ncar the North Pole, amid the icebergs'of--the--Arctic Sea. in an abyss of wintry darkness, the warm, life-giving movement and pulse of the Gulf Stream. Already from the horror of this conflict we seem to sec near to us the abolition oi’ militarism and unbridled autocrat-

lieve we shall escape from war. A ne_w era of democracy is close at hand, in

_men be sent forth to be slaughtered

navies.

every nation anti every individual. There is the teaching of peacefulness and of love. Selfishness, vengeance. war-these are thc three great forces back of thc Europcaii desolation, while love, forgiveness. peace, are the tlirec grant. teachings of--our holy

hecles throughout the Bible to vis- ions of the Book of Revelation, thc supreme figure is Christ as the Lamb of God and the supreme lesson is the victory of self-sacrificing love. "Tho Lamb shall overcome the beaet."this is the message oft repeated by Christ and by apostles and by singing saints in heaven. Seliishness. greed. VOD- geance carry within themselves the seeds of death. Peacefuincss. love. kindness are from the heart of God

and cannot fail. Napoleon, in __ St.

llelcna exile, spoke the truth: Cae- sar, Charlemagne, I have founded em- pires. They were founded on force

ami have perished. Jesus Christ has founded an empire on iovo, and to this day there are millions ready to die for Him."

ll. Preyerfulness. We arc told that

in these last six weeks the churches and cathedrals of Europe and England have been filled with praying people as they have not been before for

wont c-are or more Frivoity has,

t _ Y Y f ~ vanished. and there has been a great awakening of the sense of God. Wash- ington at Valley Forge and Lincoln in thc dark hours of the Civil War cried to God with an urgency born in their

Good ‘Farm for Sale

land with

all in

fox sell

mother

will

. ‘ _ In thb Sixth Avenue Baptist overwhvelininlgneedi So today men all

' Church, Toronto, the pastor, the Rev.Iover the world are beseecblng God's

James Taylor Dickinson. preached help, and are |-ggltzing um; prayer ig

- ,gn "lg-igbanefsuin th8ht_3i;>_\ids,r <;‘r|th_e moat natural and reasonable in-

. ew mp aes pon ra on eac - st nct of the 'soul.. With this univer-

illgf Front' tgie Eu_i_'opfan V§aré" Thezslal and aitgute sense of need and with ex was o xxxv :' : " n now s. wor -w do spirit of prayer, \ve

.ll ¢ . h men see not the brishl light Whichlmay already be on the threshold of

I an e W1 fetaln Its an®me`aP is gn thai cloudtsl. l;t_i‘t theDwliiid)_D_¥:_BB€lhls\lich ahspiritual awakening and reviv-

. _ . an ceanse ein" r. c nson a as as never been known before.

gg peafance With vel y .llttle Care* saildzb bl th hi hlfrayerfulneas is the essence of relig-

o ‘s pro em was e one w c on and likewise the essence of man's

truest, highest life. In great emergen- cies all men-even professed infidels

I-pray.

been chasing bubbles, has been living in dreams. has been cheating itself with shadows. The last month has given it a rude awakening. Bubbles have vanished; dreams have gone;

III. Permanence. The world has

Y Y -

God is left; Christ is still here; the hope of heaven is left; the peace of duty done and the joy of unsoifish ser- vice aiid the rapture of holy aspira- tion are still here. Not one spiritual .treasure has been destroyed by the flames of the European conflagratlon. Said Socrates: "No evil can befall a good man, in life or death." Said a greater one: “The things which are seen are temporal, but the things which are not seen are etern- al." Said the greatest ot' all:: “Lay up for yourselves treasures in heav- en." When all the empires builded by war and force shall have crumbled in the dust, the treasures of spirltualac- hievement shall still be fresh in eter- nal youth.

This-that the world needs the Gos- pel of Christ, and more preaching of that Gospel more keenly today than ever before. Statesmanship and |armies and navies have failed. We see _as never before how fooiisli and futile are our rulers and lawmakers. Legis-

shadows have fled. Treasures of gen- erations have been burned up. Un- counted millions of dollars have been

lost or wantonl deatro ed Bu

IV. Peacefnlness. What do lmean?

ic government. By this war we be-

which never again shall multitudes of

to satisfy the grasping ambition of the war lords. Already in Russia have new privileges and opportunit- ies been granted to Jews and to Bap- tists. and in that mighty empire we believe that it day golden with hope for humanity is dawning. Appareittly a new confederation of all nations of the world may emerge from the pres- ent strife and an international court take the place of great armies and

In the war clouds we are reading,

with a new emphasis, certain glori- ous teachings of our Christian relig-, ion, which everybody believes but nobody practices very closely. These divine immortal truths had become so familiar that they had largely lost their compelling force with us. Now, under the lurid light of a fresh cata- clysm, they leap forth in fresh grand- eur as the suprcino laws of life for

religion. From Old Testament prop-

_lowers out as lambs in the midst of

Iwolves, to testify concerning God. The apostle Paul, in the midst ofa season when the world seemed about to break to pieses, went everywhere preaching the cross oi’ Christ. More preaching. more witnessing to God`s holiness and ilove on the part of all believers-this iwns the cry of the great apostle's

|lieart. General Grant said that Amer- _ica needed Sunday Schools far more ithan it did army fortresscs, and Gen- ,erni Andrew Jackson declared that the country was one only so long as 'it wus loyal tothe teachings of ithe Bible. The greatest need oi’ ,Germany anti Russia and France and .England and America is more preach- ling, more witnessing in public and in private to the mercy and rigliteous- ness of Goti and to the powers of the world to come.

nations of Europe prepared for war, and thus really hastened and inteiisi» fied the conflict. The Bible emphas- izes spiritual preparedness for tho crisis of the soul and of the world. _“Prepare to meet thy God" is one of

buy School Supplies, Stationery all kinds. We carry tbeL. E Waterman fountain pens which are guaranteed. Bring or mail your tiimsto bedeveloped and don’t forget that our photographic goods are always fresh; give ua a cali when in need of good goods

lation cannot save us. Only as men

and women and children as liidlvld-

uals are reached and redeemed by God`s holy Gospel, is the world safe.

'Christ lived in a time of wars and

rumors of wars, and lie sent His fol-

V. Preparedness. The great

Wiiiiii RASH |ii}HEii ANU BliiiNi§i]

On Arms. Would Tingie and itch., In One Great Mass. Looked Sealy. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Rash Disappeared.

So. Buxton. Ont..-"My skin troulilo

started about soven years ago. My arms began to tingle and itch. A wat/ory looking rash, very fino and close together. would brcal: out every summcr. it would itch and burn as thu trouble progressed and it became worso when I scratclind lt.. It looked asliy and scaly and in one great mass. My arms worn so rilsfigurcd I could not wonr short sloovm. I could not. linlp scratching it ull the tlmn and when I had taken it hath lt, would itch anti burn for about nn hour. My iiosh was soru from scratching.

"l used all kinds of soap and used sulphur

baths but notiilng would roliovo mo. At. last. I saw the advortlsomont. of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. in tho paper and I sont. for a sample. The samples helped mn so much I not a. cako of Cutlcura Soap and a box nf Cutlcura Ointment and began hath- lng with the Soap und water as hot as i could boar It. than I would tako a little of tho (llntnicnt and put. oi: tho skin. I did this ovcry night and morning. l usod only two ratios of Soap and ono box of Ointment. and in loss than six wooks tha rash had all disappeared and now my arms look natural again." (Signed) Mrs. Andrew Johnston. May 29. |014.

Samples Free by Mall’ A single cake of Cutlcura Soon and box

of (liitlcura Ointment. am ofwn sufficient when all else has failed. Bold throughout the world. Sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. skin Book. Address post-card "Cutlcura, Dept.. D, Boston. U. S. A."

Ellis Montague

Best place Zin Montague to

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indicate’ the apprnacli of our Lord’s second coming. The eminent Dr. Kalman of Edinburgh, ScotIand,told

British Weekly, of a conversation- with a distinguished scientist, who Try landD:"?',:'“h::|f|2"°,:°¢_ your was also a studesiiiztl of th; Bible, con-

cemiug the pres 3-pro tems of our ' times. The scientist was asked for Y°“" mi" b°°°m°' light' w‘?";'t' lim" his soultion of the problems. "An fy' “b““d“m ‘md “pear” “B 5° '_i‘1f" emperor!" be exclaimed. Dr. Kelmau.it\'°“9 “Ed beaumul “B 3 V°“"g,,|> " “ "_ “ish d said ---How mum ou nnd after a Danderine hair cleanse. .lust _

a o e . . y such a man, incapable of mistakes and; "Y thl°"m°me“ 3 ”l°";‘ lfnhdn llfufz

extraordinarily competent as a lead-‘3_’md°‘g"° ‘mg 1 “F313 y0ne"‘:_}na_l er?" "Precisely," was the reply; “nnd| t"°“g 5;°“"u 8 r' an gwm ch_a__s_| we know the Man-and we are wait- 5 mn a 3 me' s _ ' _ " mg for Him His name is Jesus mei the hair of dust, dirt and excess ve cin-ist." Di-_ xeiman added that nie 0” and 1" Just H few .m°I1}°_\\§~ >'9“. mrm of that reply of the sdenmt have doubled thc beauty of yo.ii hair. would never leave him. The as- __

-25 Bill i|iiiii_lH|iii.

Besides heautifying tbelhair at once,

'Dauderine dissolves ev9!'v particle or

dandruff, cleanses. purifieaand invig- orates the scalp, _forever stopping itching and falling hair.

But what will please you moat win

be after a few weeks' use when von will actually see new iiair-- liuo and downv at first-yes-but really new hair growing all- over the scalp. if you care for pretty, soft hair and 1015 of it surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine fron any drug. gist or toilet counter, and just try "_

tounding events of the last ten years "T"

Sffm to sire glretstl; "gm ion Csrifts to new interest in the abiding spirit-, "1 emnicesthn G H ‘ew xg an e se°|t`iai realities and to prepare it for its. “lem n 9 ospe B' an ° summon immortal destiny. Thrice happy the! “B to preparations for some smpem nation and the indi"'.'1uais_who re-|

dons event near at hand. I , .

Ab any rate the day of our depnn__spond to Gods nrcut call! lfor them

u,e_ when we Shan meet Cm-istm-awsitbc future is bright with spiritual joys nearer. With reverence and humility “nfl Vlcmrlei-

w sa that the resent rent

Swlfter than arrows

The light of the truth ie,

Greater than anger

in love, and subdueth,

The dawn is not distant. Nor is the night starless;

Love is eternal?

God is still God, and I-lis faith shall not rail us,

9 may Y p g I I

world-tragedy _seems to be an effort 3U'°“€°l` ""1" N90 _ _ of the Almighty to wake up humanity I5 me 5W°l`d °f me “P"`"~- -

Clirlst is eternal.

l _ F' 1 F

A BIG MIST

Pacific Railway.

States,

by rail or passenger steamships.

lines and will guarantee our rates to be as low and those of any other agent. _-_ E ~ E .

YOU MAKE

AKE

IF you allow anyone to tell you that we do not sell tickets over the Canadian

We sell tickets over every line of Railway in Canada or the United

We can sell you your ticket from any point to any other point connected

We make a specialty of planning circuit trips which will allow our pas-

sengers to take in the greatest number of points of interest.

If you willffavor us with your businees we will promise you a service al-

ways the sa_me. We will secure your sleeping car berths for you on any line or

in some cases lower as

If you do not take advantage of this service which is offered by no other

agency in Prince Edward Island, you lose more than we do.

On Issue

ost. ist. zna. ara. Colonist

RETURN

Leave Monéigallgilgt later than Paclflc

'mf' "'“r“"' From-Charlottetown '

T0 M0nl£t‘€al sept. 24th, oct. sth. l

Excursion to. »- -

° ` Coast Via All

$1735 Direct Lines l ,

City Ticket Agent

W. K. ROGERS

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The Turn of

Tides

Fortune.

USMS 011 H large Scale to get our share of it.”

merchants to whom the ld

and their goods.

To take the tide of busine

the

,_ “There is a tide in the affairs of men

which taken at the flood, leads on to

Many Canadian business m ' ' _

ward to the “turn in the tide" inegladilgdi‘;1Zl1getri}al’dt)0kS[d§n§§f them _are Saying! _“Just wait until this war is over-the country will prosper, business will boom, and we will then start adver-

There is a wiser t f - ~ - - -

stead of talking -laying lhgeplanrsniirhvshg gg? ildlhgitlé of business” headed up-stream when tlie t`d t - ' ‘ no iv. because he kno delay until the liilrlliftigtiili/eel;-tlisgfrlg

. add a hundred-fold to the ‘f ° .. t‘,ie big business" must enctdldihttg'-lon hw plea for a share of

Public opinion' tt b “ _ - ..

Canadian public lets llorilse ils ?:a:svl?,n tiiieviiligdgilhicttdtyelxindgd

80 en stream will most freely flow

are those wh° are busy "OW Creating flood will for themselves

daYs, not weeks, b t th Ss at ;itS.H°°d "°fl"if°9» Mt . if you would later plrlospne? S ct preparatmm Prepare now"

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