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~'°--1-1 D-"1 F-----1-éa” cHARnof1'rE'rowN, CANADA, SATURDAY, oeroiseiz 13, 1917
NEW UNION CABINET THE BRITISH STEAM ROLLER IA
HAS BEEN SWORN IN NOW DRIVING DOWN HILI.
Five Additional Liberals have Entered Another Big Drive Started Alter 0nIy Three Days Preparation.
the Cabinet. ' °
_ (Associated Press)
OTTAWA, (ict. l2lhf'I`iic dcfiiillc
entry of five ailiiltlonul llibcrals into the cabinet followed ii morning o|` protracted ncgoti-ations. Tiiei'e was a continual passing to and i`ro of ine'mbers of the old and the new ad-` ministratiou. At a quite early hour, Frank Carvell, the Liberal member
and wont into consultation with the
,'... Sifton. President of the Privy-
for Carleton, N. B., was in evidence 1_(Zouiicil, Mr. N. W. Rowell. Itallways
_find Canals, Holi. J. I). Iteid. Minister
Prime Minister. Within n few_of
sworn in as follows: Premier ami
Secretary of State for External Af-
fairs, Sli llobeit Boldeli Minister o Militln, Major General Ne\vburn. Minister of Overseas Services, Sir l1}d\vard Kemp. immigration und Colonization, Hon. J A, Calder. In- terior, lion. Artiiur Melghen. Agriciil- tilre, 'l`. A. (`rei'ur. Ciistoins., lloil. A.
Miner; nnrl Secretary of State, lion.
British Advancing Along Six Mile Front llave Already Penetrated German Deiences to Depth oi 0ver 800 Yards. Prisoners _Streaming Back to British Cages; Remainder ol Ridge Iloiiiinat- ing Flanders Plain Now the llritish Obieciive.
(Canadian Press Despatch.) 'liritish wal' Office. y' ENEMY ATTACKS REPULSED.
lilll’I`rlSll l<`It()N'l` IN I<`RAN(‘.I<l' 'I`iie truth oi' this assertion wus.
ANII IBIGLGIIIM, October 12.--British driven home less than twenty i'our1 (Canadian Pres; Despatch.)
troops which began an attack in Flair- hours after'-it was made by the bo-
lnny-5 torlny had peiietraicrl sever-ni giiiniirg this morning of another lirl-_ |’AItl'S. Oct. 12.-Tho night was liundred yards into tho enen1y’s ter- 11511 11112161( 111, I"111111lGl‘f1. 011Iy thl`<‘-o_iiiai'ked by great activity of the ar- _ ,-|¢0,~_\. on 3 six mpc |'|~f,m_ from “Gm-1 days had olfipserl since tho last attack,| tllicry and hy a series ol' Gerliiian of-
$2.50 Per Year (Mailed) in
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Advance ‘In Canada and \8.00 '
$3-50 Per Year (Delivered) in Advance for U. 8- Q7’°Q_5
oiivwiiiiii
1,135 McLaughlin First Prize, $400 Prize,$l75 Pathep
$
Sleigh and Robe Prize. 'l`hreeDiam and Three Beauti
Here is the chance you have been
looking for. How would you like to have an $1135 McLaughlin automo-
UTUMUBILF XM
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AS( PRIZE _
Pius Niniinii
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1918 Model Auto Willis Piano Second hone with $15 worth
Records Third Prize, Set Harness,
Value $135 Fourth ond RingsValue $225 ful Wrist Watches.
lyou will receive the necessary infor- ‘inntion and supplies.
Starting with yesterday’s GUAR-
rti-n Burrell
iiiiliutrs. he was- i`ollowe'd by Premier' M George il. Murray of Nova Scotil:i,_1
A. K, MacLean, liirberal, M. P., t'or_(iaiizidian Northern as ciialrlnnn oi' llnllfax nnd the western Liberals. the Board of Directors und Sir George
About noon thc' eastern men left the-_Periey becomes Canadian High Com- conference strictly none coinmunlca- inisslone'_i' in London.
tive as to their attitude.
This afternoon ten members of the_and Mr. Carvell of N. B. are not iii-
F u
new Union Administration were cl
'W““”“"'"'riirfrir““*rr
U.S. SPFFUINU
IHFIR SHIPBUIIUINU;
(Canadian Press Despatch.) I
\VASHlNG'1'ON, Oct. 12.-Secretary turned Soldiers was held last night ill
Daniels luis awarded contracts to five the office of His Worship tho lVI11.\'01` shipbuilding companies for the con- which was kindly placed at their dis- siriictlon ot $350,000,000 worth of des- posal, There were about 40 soldiers
troyers, the biggest contract for vcs-_ present, including several ,from the se-hr' oi this type ever awarded by any Dalton Saiiiitoriunl. Ilis Worship
goveririneiil. With this award ther M war coiistru<‘t'ion prograiiiiiio. was 111 brought to atotal of 78'( vessels ot' 111 all typos, from super-droudnauglits to 111 submarine chrts`ers. Sonic vessels in
have been ilnislroi in rho inet ix-,w club r-horn lic i»1‘1'>1ul\11lly and as weeks and are now in service. The 1\`I11.\'111` "1 11111 1'11.\' would H1\"‘ 11111111 rest of the progi'anime is -being push- 0V111`_v l10SS111111 111‘¢~'1S'11111<'11~ 111 11111
ed to completion as rzipidly as pos- iii
sible. The total cost is csiiiiiiiiorl at 1111-I would hc iii their 1111111011111 for :ini-
iriectiirg they might wish to hold. illi ,
$l,l50,'if)0,000.
'!°'|"l"|"l"l"l'1l"l°~I-'|"l°'l°'l~'l"I°~I"l"l
viiig coilcliiticd his adilross thc lVi_1iyoi"
Mlnnrdln Llnlmont cure; toothaeho i'eiir-cd leaving thc soldiers to coiidlii-I
---_-_--_ the urn.-etiiig.
a _ _ lion. Frank Cochraiie goes- to the
Note-Premier Murray ot' N. S.
ded in the cabinet.
itimnn
A largely attondr.-il ‘meeting of itc-
ayor lirown at thc beginning of the cetliig extended it hearty welcome
‘.';.';.i"';i;';::'i;!.1'i.i.;;‘:;:.;':i:;:';;;',i`UFRIViiiN iVlUI|NY'S IURUINURIHUIIFFF UAII FUR IVIFN ..
FFFFUT UN SUB WAR IIIFENIJS |V|R_ HANNA WM |33U[ 10|]/lY si ist'.';i."::'..fSl';"i';....§';;'5:11: 2;:
are in keeping with the big undertak-
tlie iuiiintcliaiice 0i` thcli' pi‘oposc'|
ciintime his otlirt- iii llic (lily build-
.\l1ijoi' J. Wollh 'Stanley was ap-
of thc grouinl.
on which todays as-iault is being de
though slowly owllig to the coilditl'oil1 de" P13111' I BELGIUMI
Appiirdiitly the objective is the ro-
BRITISH STEAM ROLLER NOW liriaiiidei of the Ridge coliilnanding (CHHHUI-in P1185 Uvspaich.)
GOING DOWN HILL. the ir|_md______ P______ m.,._,- rpg ,|(§m|mm; l,()NllON_ Oct. 12.--- Another air liiteiwxstcri in these magnificent prizes NARY VALUE of votes. Aside from
' é points oi' which rin- ilririgh haw, ni. raid over Ilelgiuni was reported oili- that tlleilo will bo no losers the GUAR- this offer. there will be no change in l.()Nl)0N, Oct. l2.-- The l1i'ilish_ r-ciirly passed :ind are driving down- cially today. The stateniciit follows: U1/\N 112111 110C11111<1 10 VGDHY @V01‘y HC- 1119 V010 80011111110 Hs &nl10\1nCed 111
rStei\ni-Roller goes uphill very slowly \'\'zirrl_ Another notable fact iii con- Naval aircraft dropped many boiiihs. tivo contender to the finish for the this issue.
11111-11111011' 1101111-Z down hill aint lizrtilcs ilcctioii with the present series of on the Siirtrappolhoek airdronic yes- tlwarrls in a. financial way in the are following each other more ond drives is that each is now apparently ic.r1la_v riftcrlioon despite heavy clouds U1/0111 Of 111011' 1101 W11111111g 0110 Of more l'apidl_v, said l\‘lirjor Geiiel'1il hoilig marie i'eg1trdlcl-is of weather con- and ruin. All our machines return-11110111- 10 1-he OX'-e111 01 10 I-101 C0111-~
Mliullce director of operations at thc dilious. g¢|_ of
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1C“'““11“" 1°"°‘5 °°‘1"“1°1"1 oioN'i‘iii~iAi. oc'i‘_ li.---.\ssr~r-11111; (canadian Press Despatch-> N1""“' 110111" 11"" "“"""""11“"` 1"’1' that rin-. rrnnnrr irrrrisronm-, or All-ir-1,; 0'l'1'A\v'A, om. iz.-'rho i11'oc1=1rna
lioutholst, Wood to a point be-low the 111111111 011 T\1€111111.V- '1`110f~11111Y-“1 l1U1*11 forts at various points on the front, bile? Something everybody wants, DI \'pres~ltouiors Railway iiiid were but- “'33 1111111011011 after a four :lays 1131180- H2l_\'S 1011Hl"H 0111131111 1113191110111- W1“»1'1l 11111 F111 01511 not afford. Il’ you want ta 'tliiig along the l‘1isscl\onrlneir_- Iririgo 1110 11151 D1'0V1011S 011110 1111111111! 110011]ot` Cerny we repulsed an enemy at- this auto, then turn to our announce- th I within one thousniiri yards ol' the ceii-_°a1`1'1@11 0111 1119 D1'¢C0°11111K '1`11111`1“111.\`- rtack, while a detail operation carrie-d ment in this issue oi’ the Guardian th
rye nf the vrpmye of [rags-C|,endae1L._ P1'0v10L1S1.V1I11€1\'1ils ofa week or more out byusnorth of Noisy Farm enabler] and let us tell you an easy way to Every paid-in-advance subscription At noon reports were received thatI11‘1‘1' 8111118911 be1wee11 me Brmsh atb us to bring back prisoners. An ene- become an owner of one of the big se everything was going well with to- 11‘~`1"“' G°°d 1110151015” ""a11, 1”e11°119‘1 my surprise attack west oi’ Maisons prize-s offered in the next few weeks. for votes toward the winning of the 1iay’s British attack in Flaliilers. The 811115' by F1e1‘1 1111113111111 H3115- 1110113 de Camapagne and three Gorman ef-
AN each copy of the paper will con- ln a coupon good for one vote, and is vote coupon wi-ll be printed up to e last two weeks of the campaign.
cured to the GUARDIAN will count
There are ten prizes' in all, which many prizes-both old and new_sub-
troops along a wide front had pushe-.i 111" S111 111111’ 1r°11111°1"111‘V°"101`Y1’1`°5 forts in the region of Aubcrive and amount to the sum of $2,100. Pick sc
riptlons-THE FIRST SUBSCRIP-
forwarrl to a depth averngiiig eightl _ _ “ ‘ ' Soiiain came to nothing. out the one that you most prefer and TION WILL COUNT'FOR THREE liuiidreii yards or irloro. l"risouers] 11V01cd_ _ tho Guardian will help you to win lt. TI
are begiiiiiiilg to coiiie iii eiirlv al-]Ob1e°t've 'S mdge c°mmand1"9 Han' ANOTHER BRITISH Al1R RAID ON
MES THE REGULAR VOTE and
the next FIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
A PRIZE FOR ALL. 11 TURNED IN WITHIN TEN DAYS
lil order to zissiiife those who are wi
the amounts which they turn iii.
'"""" ""`"`"` "' ‘ ''' Wollld more than repay you to devote 10
your spare tirmo to this campaign. th
e votes and award the prizes. This
from the date oi’ the candidates entry
ll count for TWICE THE ORDI-
A SHORT CAMPAIGN.
The campaign starts to-day and
This in itself means a great deal and wi
ll close Saturday night, Dec. 8t'h at p. m., when the judges will count
Think it over. Then name your-' campaign will be more interesting
d lar reaching than any other ever
HOW T0 WIN. _ing The division of the territory
1 covered makes tho prize winning easy
1111"' 111`~“1' 111111' 1111` 111111111-V 11* 111 111" States. \viirml_\' tl‘ol`olirlc<I l<‘ood (‘oil- slim] tomorrow.
1_"1_1' 1111' fa'111""°" 111111181' °_11_ 11i1va1 111' food control was not yet ulirlcrstood 11011 111111111! 0111 111l'111`S11f111SS 01" 1111111 mlm' MYR H111 tml Sm'\|1‘m1" 1111111' in t';rii:id:i_ liorri Noi'liii~lll`t`c_ hcitd oi' 11Il1l1‘|‘ lI11‘- 111111111111' S°`1"’10‘~' A01 111 iilmui the iiill|lii_\' oi thc trcririirri tlcr-I._|“, |;|.m__|, Wm. ;p|i%im_ |,, HH, |~nm"| ,.m_|__, .fur _mbHl,mi,,u _md-will he ig.
fleet iilid'ilot iii thc iirmy, and iicxt Unllm. \\»_ _I llimnu in HW __m|_._`,(,_ nf-
111111 11 1111111 111"""' 5111 W""1111' 11111” 11- an lui'ili'ess in the t'aii:ulluii (lub this BAgy-S DEATH 0CCA5|ONED
poiiitcrl t'liiilriilali of the iiiectiiig.
NWWMUWMHi
' In this column advts. are Inserted \ at two cents per word net. ans of Prince lidwiird llslaud should
11-0 LE17. A seein vvTr”lTAi_i_"ivio'i§-
ern conveniences iii private faiiiiIy._ orgnni'/.e ii branch of llie (l_W.\-'_A fdr Apply at this ol`l`lce. 490-lt)-5i\itl`. this province and lilo foliowiiig olll-
i‘i'ol‘. lloy lieitcii then l'car1 lilo coil titiitioii of thc Grunt War Veterans' Association ol` t"-aliada und oxpiuilii'-'I vliy it was desirable that the vetci'-
nfliiiiite with this lliody. On liiotioii
lliiaiiiinoiisly cai'i'ie|l it w_iis dccidcrl lr.
--- cers were zippnilitcd: I’i'esldclit. ('apt.
ROOMS T0 LET, APPLY 139 A. I-llllshorougli Ht. (£42-I0-lilin Ill. pd. r
~`EK€A`EWm"K<§+`r”§E_+B"rE+`E§
week or inoiith. Apply to 224 l~Iu.-i- _
Ion street. 600-10-lL’l\itI D
»r$§éE§§£>}"`nI(»§¢ou Has RE.
ll.ll. lluck ot' Iflizirlottctowii; Sucre- iii'y-’l`i'i~asiirci‘, Scrgt. N. W. l.owilier I' Kciisiiigtoii; lixecutivo tloiiiliiittce. irc iihovc officers with S1.-rgt. (‘liiirlos line. Mr. IG. I". Acorn and Ml'. William ougaii.
.A meeting ol' tho Associatioii will
What is tire coiiilt-ctioii, if airy, be-_uri stump |.~,,(,,| r-Ulllmiyu,-“_
‘V115 °"1111"'111`1111~1 1"” 1111111 S111 “"11‘1111 at`tcriioou. ills l.ol'd::lrip said tliiit By FUMES FROM A BOMB with your name, adtlre-ss, etc. li’ you a 111111 111111 11101"` U<"`111'1""1 11 111111 111 111" Mr. llalina hiui lwcii =11l11j1'1‘11'1| lo thc __ desire to nominate some one of yourifully, thoroughly, send or ‘bring in 111111 111 111" f~'1111111111'11111 W111`- 111111 1-`1'sillnc series of :ttliicks that iverei |_()ND()N_ ()m_ 7__ An inquest has friends, use thc nomination blank y 1111111"-1111111'-1_v 1'11<‘Ul1 \\'11l1 1111* 1111011111111- siioivcrcrl upon the llritlsli and Uiiit-1,H5(.h,3(,(lUw|_ thodeamofalmhy was Ile vcry careful to write very plainly delay, gather the vote coupons and
caused hy bomb fiiiiics. Bombs' foil 50 111111 1111110 C11" 11” 11° 11051111119' "1`1`01`~1 9'
i.\\'cr~u the mutiily and the deciilic ini "’l‘hc i~‘ood ('onti'olloi' iii ii lioliio- "em, lhe_pa__mlLS of um Child on Mow Then send or brim: it to me Umm of e
tl..~ " ' ? ‘r" :' .' - ‘- lr- siibiii-liliie successes 1i_.rtir 1ouliti_\, -laid l.old North day __|Kh__ _“__ nwhm to um f__________
critic, “li1~cd~i thc courrigc ol` ii lion
____ ___ "“"‘ '_ _Bi'ituili, lhcre must be a cutting ‘ 11 ‘1101‘11/1' 011 11»‘"`111“ 1111111' down ol' the mlioiis ot' the soldiers at
111'-" ""1’11"1"1‘111111 111 V111<11'Pr 11111* I11111-'tho front, 'l`hf-ro inust not only' ho
llslicd H wnilillig to ull Itiissiiiii f`1|111 an elimination ol' all \vi1.-ltc, hilt the ____
illc.°ilil"'ilin|t I- r .; ~ __ _ _ - ,
_ _H 1 1 If 11"' 1111- ‘f’111_11"~V- iuiiiltis must In. stiiilul.i_tod to in- |mpfes_5|ye Eyqnggnst services
'ho held on l~‘riday Zliith lust. which
moved i'roin King Square to ll Rich- mond street. G33pd
*WANTED AT ONCE , MAN FOR
farm work. (lood wages o|'t`ei'od_ Apply to I-‘rod llyde, ('oriiwall, I’ l~}. ish-iiid_ 609-10-12M2lipd,
monssslosn wAN'riso-AN sf(
porienccd liorseshoer one with 2 oi 3 years’ experience-_ Apply at E. Gal-
lantls' Forge, Euston St. 569-10-10_lVl6l
*WILL THE PERSON WHO FOUND
u suit cnso on ilie eastern train
Moiiday' night, please return suliie to “J.D". lluiiiei- ltivcr. 1536
*LOST THE SIDE CURTAIN OF
automobile. Finder will he reward- ed by leavlng at Revere Hotel. . ~- _..- G15-I0-l2M1li.
George street., oval shaped gold brooch, initials A.M.Ii., please leave
with E. Toombs. grocer. _
032-10-13M2lpd
THIRTV FIGS, FROM 1 TO 2t monthii old, 4 mllch cows, and 2 horses. P. A_ Farqulinrson. 269 Qnunn sr, 542-I0-8M3lpd_
*FOR SALE-SEVEN HEIFERS .2V,'
and 3 years old. Tom Horgan, Stanhope. 606-10-12M5lpd.
*WANTED MARRIED MAN TO
work on a farm. Free house, fuel vegetables and nillk and $0011 WHRUH rn the right mnn. Walter M. Lon., vrgmrig p_ E, I, ‘ 612-10~l2Mrii
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surance of substantial support and synipnthy frovm the citizens generally.
IAIFSI WURU
ault cabled Sir George l’e'rloy. (`.ani1da's Illgh Commissioner in lion- fioii, roquestiiig that a strict enquiry
*1-°5T'_oN OR NEAR GREAT he made immediately regarding 'the
fate of l.lcut Frcrl M. Nash, or the Royal Flying Corps, reporte`r| missinlt on October 3rd Inst. _
A. E. Arscnaull,
headquarters stated that i/ieut. Nash
was last seen flying _east over Yprcs. Will enquire again shortly.
neon. Premier Arsensult has stated
secure full information regarding the gallant soldier.
:ill retiil'lied soldiers', the public and the press are luvltt;~d to attend.
The soldiers are eiitliiislzistlc over
the very pi'oinii-ling beginning niiidc aint it is iiliderstoori that steps' will he taken at once to secure a club
room. Towarrls the carrying out of this worthy project they have the as
igndihi
On Worluosday last l’i°ciuioi° Arsen-
i
This morning the Premier recelfvei ho following cnhio in reply:
London, Oct. tl.
Charlottetown.
Informed latest report from s1‘1\0f1\1
(Sgd.) Perley.
With his natural courtesy and kind-
hor, he will exert every endeavour to
i11'f1Vl1~'i1‘l'[., the ilcpreciatioii roi' the ruhie and the political and ccoiioiii
ciiccse, butter and iiillk.
11011011115' “"1 1'11‘11 1111""“1111`C11~V 01 crease tho lli'o1li|1'iioir ol` bccr. Pork. in the A H 11C11mw1'1' 111131111” 1' 1'1"rt1C1111"°1-V uw
‘ ' 0 ' words. “Jesus Christ. the sanili yester- mon who come into the House of God
ical coiiriiiiolls existiiig irct\\'cr-ii lt|r_~;- (,"|y mm way fm. 3 Bom 10 he H-avud S 11111 1111111‘1111111111111cilliliollltltrrl bouild (lor old-line rcvlva ser cos re :ind that was through the blood of s
nnhnhi - ~ ~ --
111 11‘1_"°111"- W‘11`11"-» l111_1`111'111111‘l.Y if Fin lbs-ing coiifiiicteri by Arijutailt and Mrs. Jesus Christ. The same- way today c luurl in to he turned llito ii liattloficld. |(,~n,|a|| in He Salvation Ar _ Ha" ._
UISPIAY WFFK ' "1 ‘
' this week. Last night there was a t .'|l|‘I \\'I‘li\'l`|II‘lIf. ”'”"" large attendance and additional seat- else matters, Resolutions may be
' TEM |>|§ |¢A'|'U|{|.; 1 'I`nd:ry nnirks the close ol' internal-_ ing had ro ha provided The. gvange.
IIN" - " " 11' ' l’rowse Bros. (3 windows) ' t
T|I)E_ M()()N_ E-'|°()_ 11111111 1115111113' W1‘1‘-1<- ‘lists are ot’ the typo which made the
____ 'l`hls liltel'rl:itioliiil uewspiipor tent- Snivmron Army gm, power "_ was m
TORGNTQ oct 13__S___0____ wlmls ure was t.lioi'ouglli_\' doi-icrlhed in yes- me Wm-M in the 'eighties when gon.
______t 8 _I ______t|_ “nh _‘am tei'dny’s (`Iual'diiill and below will hi- ,.,-nl |;00|h [ho ph-S-'_ swept the two
and gales, ii . ' .j _ _ '
.mm mm will h__ mgh _hm _____r__|__g found a _full list of the local stores (,(,m_i"en¢_,, Wm] his simple evangey
nr sas imnm-row or 9,33 and iviomlrlv' "‘"1'1"`11’"11"“ 1" 111;’ '11“1‘1“~" 1111" “’”°1" served un red~h0t from an overflow-
' ' ' " Yesterday all t 0 window displays 1 I . . T] 1 1 at l0.22; ii. will be high tonight iii 0,110 _ _ _ _ _ “H 1"‘1‘1- my are 11151159 Y 51"' r,or1mrr~<>w or rr.-44 anti Monrlor at io.iii. :’_1 '1""‘_‘;_";1_""""‘ _‘;;’_:;‘__1_’1‘°1_‘;’_“;':_1‘1‘mm"E1 11021. 111111. especially Mrs. Kendall.
The sun _-lots this afternoon ut 5.38,1 lc IM 'ng 1’ __ W 1 11" 8 I‘111f1B1f1_111\1-013’ 01011110111- BDDGBIIIIR dl'
_0_n__rr0w ___ _“___ and M0______y_ ___ 5_3” ed in the annual is ndow-week book mmly to me hen" of their hea__em_
it risoii toiuorrow morning at 6.32, -Duhlmmd by, mo Anrorlcnn Ncwspapl /111111111111 K‘!1’1f11111 11W011 “D011 1110 -- °- -f
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I " 0" Y m°m1°r " 1° prov " 11' he said, "il. is the most beautiful thing
1'" M17 “ml Mmlday at 505' This booklct will he issued near'
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Sunday, Oct. 7th at 5.14 p. m. _ STORES PARTICIPATING course, that is not humility. but justl
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(. Mvnmmm I He wants us to be real. natural.
M|,,r_rd'g Llnlmgnf qurgg ¢p|d|, gtg Jéhngon 4& Johnson humble and to ring true through and
_ A_ E_ Toomhn through." "There are tour kinds of
"(1-11 IN" EVENTS Mmm. Bm” hearers," r-raid the Adjutant.” "First,
,\ .\`.\`0UNCElIENTs~ The Two Mlm* the snnriglnss hears-r through wliorm
HEETINGQ, ITU, George E_ "“g,,,,,, the word passed in at one ear and out
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"Ruin or shine. Serbian lecture. 1.1 _y_ H0|m,,,, g, on hearer who takes ull 1110 bid H1111 15116
dnnrcs. etc.. at Bonsliaw this evening. |=;_ A_ p~09r@,»_ H0011 \'1l110\11 11111111111111511 01' 111f1'°1'¢‘11‘ Oct. lfltli. Proceeds to patriotic pur-' rlntlon. 'I’hir<i_ the strainer honor
'i`lic first thing to do to cuter as ii
candidate is to cut out the applica- tiou bliiiik. which will be fouiirl lil the i`uIi-page iiiiiiolliiceuielif. ()i' else use
the noiniuzitloir -blank, also found in llic aniiounceiueilt. Fill in the hlaiik
the ('iiai'lotteto\vn Guardian, where tl
for those determined who ents/r. Energy and ambition are the requi- sltes for success. _
The prizes offered may be examined
at any time at the places mentioned in the announcement. Turn to the nnouncement now and read it care-
our application without a moment's
ubscriptions. The early, busy start-
r usually leads the procession at the irish. .
.ont that evening were of the Sieve Class and the blessing would be abun- dliiit.
Mrs. l(ciidall chose her tr/xt from
day. today, nnd forever.” There was c
s two thousand years ago. Wilen d ‘hrlst comes' into the heart nothing v
joining new organizations of no avall.[
hilt the- blood of Jesus' never fallod._ The word of God is the same, hls_ book the same, true from first to last,‘
as lr was from the beginning. In: that book they were told that thc poo-_ pie of God were a chosen people, a_ separate people, ii people ser 11111111, from the world. People said condi- tions were not the same today as they were in Bible times and that the same conditions were not expected of the people of God. They say "perhaps the Lord has changed with changing times' and that his demands are some- what relaxed." These were the al- urements of the devil to lure the God- ly to destruction. The Lord expects the sumo adherence to his command- ments today as he did in Bible times. I-le does not expect us' to he grurmhlers and taultflnders to he complaining about the S. A. Officer, the deacon or the parson not doing as he should. When God has full possession ol' ue we shall sing and pray as becomes followers of Emmanuel regardless of what other people think. say or do. When we get full of complaints and grumblings it in a-sign we are In low water spiritually. The reason why
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it was so difficult to get -people conl
'-"~il°~_-" `_ ' '_ ‘_ _ _ ' _ ' thc-y were forced to press handker-
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good. llc- hoped that all thou: pre- Christians. No child of God has any 'i
cried to-day was' because they see so
taste to go to a picture theatre. We have so many cold roligionists that we drive many from our Salvation Army services, from our chapels and from our churches. Mon and wo-
old iii their heart are too frequently erved with a cold coin-fortless mos- ago, and leave still chilled and un- omforted. When men are saved it rives' out the coldness from the sor- ice, and 11 glow of life and gladnoss e-rvades everything, The indiffer-
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Christians. found no place in salva- tion. “Becauso ye are lukewarm. neither hot nor cold. I will spue you out oi' my mouth." As soon as a. man
or woman gets converted they want to go to work. A Salvation Army. a chapel or a Church where the mem-
bers did not workwas not n living or- ganization, it was dead. A truly saved person will not he merely a Sunday Christian-he will attend the prayer meeting and every other meet- ing of his church or the Army. God'o true children are workers. Why was there so much dearth in Charlottetown in matters spiritual? After Pente- cost there were 3,000 conversions, then 5,000. Wlhyt- Was' it because solely of the preacher? No. hut be- cause thero were 119 workers as well. lit was the preaching and the working -that accomplished the result. and the some would be this of Cher- lottetown today if every Salvation Army and church member were s worker-s doo|-of the word--on well as 5 professing believer. Just more profession was A bad business. ‘lt was possession that counted in the Christ- ian life. _
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