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is algo put up in I

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n welcome gift to some one,

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hotographer

Carlottetown

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Photographs of all sizes, films tc all size amateur cameras are re

lived fresh every week.

Moderate Prices

Personal attention to Amateur Photography

i Artistic Photographs

Charlottetown, P. E. i.

Complete Optical

5 Service

Our export system of eye~

examination, coupled with

*our ‘

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offers a complete service, eq- uul to the best procurable.

That this service is apprec-

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Optometrist and Optleian

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George Street

Opposite K¢nnedy's Garage . Meir-V6§l6¢R§ié°E¥°‘5ii€9R§¥9.i3ié¢§'5&»‘!

6022-1-3ME1!li0Dd. p__________h*‘*’"**‘"‘*““ KI. D. Stewart, K.C.

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nm", 3°||¢|¢°,. and Nnary a rare musical treat. Among 'the , ° ' 0

oiqfledzsom -B|°cIiiie?:i;t:tvd3v'n vborhood, were Mr. and Mrs. Allan . - Fi i E t t . iiay Fortune, Mr. und Mrs. Geo. E

°n°y N Loan on ea . a e Saville, Annandale, Juo. Allred Mc

' Donald. Hermanvillc, Edgar Fran- '

° I cis, i<‘ortune Br1i;lg0. iiilisezrwiildnrloxi

Summcrside, r. C ui ey ( 1'5-

cLeaI\ & MCKIHHOH, l’atton's father): Mr. George Camp ' .

ince.

nd "Soothe-Sake".

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..'iT PAYS to buy in this prov

..’TWO OENT8 PER WORD

_ouch insertion for advertising in this noiuiun (rush must accompany

Miuizuum charge thirty iiraiiiying ilasuiis ..».,.....;_.:.....~.._....

Ronald lW.Mcltlnnou, Aunn.ndaie,is Wi-\VI<I\`i‘€ on u contract from tin Portland Ptlclilng l.‘o., Charlotte town, for 85.000 lobster trap Ibows

..*‘*DA,|RV ' MEET|NG.- The

annual meeting ot the. Emerald Dairying Assotlutlon will be held' on Wednesday. Jan. 21st ut l o'ciock p. m. 1'. F. Hughes, See'y

~ 6828.

...BRlDE’S RECEPTION. -- Mrs

Hector Vickerson received lus Wednesday for the first time sinci her marriage, when a large num bor of friends uvniled themselves

oi'Tt`he opportunity to call upon ner

.MMARRIAGE ANNOUNCE

MEHT8.-Not less than four mar rlage .announcements have beer made in the St. Coiumbs parish, East Point, ceremonies to t__alu_ place within the fortnight.

I ..‘*LAND PURCHASE.-,-Mr. Let S. Mctformuck. liig Pond, bus sold to Mr. Pi-for A. McDonald, Rook- barra, (returned soldier.) a block of his fine hardxvood land on Keilyk Roud ,und ui u price for woodland ncvor beiorc obtained in ihis sec tion. llnrdivuori land, of good growth, is a reul mise of wealth

‘those times. '

.,.SACRAMENT S£RVICE.~Sun

liuy the~l1lh was Sucrument Day at the Presbyterian Church, Mon- tague. There was n iine attend unce when thc pastor, Rev. Mr. Mc' Kenzie presided for the first limi :tt the communion lable in thi: churcii. Tiiere wus u short Sun tiny school session hei'ore the reuul ur morning scr\'§l:e 'l‘.

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...THE wEeK`6F PRAYER a

.liontuguc wus wt-ll uttcnded. ,Thi

nfrvirrcs were held in the differen: churches us usual, commencing or AMrin<luy night in the Clirisiiur -church and closing on Friday even ing' in the Prcsbylerizin. The offer inns, whicli were good, were diviii cd equuily between the Bible Soc‘ cty and l’rotesl.inf ()rpiu1nz\1.:cs. 7

i ...THE ANNUAQ. Business meeting of the Christian church Montague, was held in the ubovi building on .\ionduy nfiernoun, .lun 5th,.\vith rt good attendance. Ev cry Licpartrncnl oi` this uciivi church work showed marked ilu provement unrfutlvnncenient. The nlztrt lllc new your without u. Cen oi' tiebi. Qn qliy phase ol' the worl; After ull the extensive improve ments that have been mude in thi lu9t two years, this is very cncoui ugiing und shows in-'nrtv cu-opera tion of puslor und people. Tir “Every Member C:tn\‘uss" recenll introduced' met with the upprova of the people, und even the smal est tot attending church has his o her envelope und ure ihus_ bein trained in the very important les _son ol' giving systematically to th work oi' the Master. ’,

~~*wEoo|Nc asus.-A very

vrotly wedding took place 'in sf

I\'lary’s Church, Souirs. on Wedncs day, 7th inst. when Mr. Michael (` M¢Plicv. or -mg Pom;-, leo to uni aita.r, Miss Cecilia Rita Henncssey. ‘laughter of Mr. A. Henuessey, blacksmith, Sf. Cuthe-rine's. The groom was supported by Mr. Ron- nid A. McDonaid', Rockbarra and the hridesmuidi was Miss Philmuena McPhee, sister of the groom. The ceremony was performed lby Rev. Mgr. McLean, of St. Mary‘s, atter which a. wedding ‘breakfast was par- tnkeu of at the home of the bride, whence the happy couple accom- panied fby the supporting parties took the train at Souris for Chan ioitctown, returning to their home at Big Pond on Tuesday evening. The duy was glorious noi. Only the sun was shining on the wedding morn, 'but the moon and the morn- ing star, also shone, li, good omel surely for a .blissful wedded life.

..*AT HOME.-Mr. and Mrs.

Andre-\v Patton, Iloliobay West, who arf- new corners from Boston, occupying the old "Knight farm-, stead," were at home to their friends und acquaintances, on Mon dny evening, nnrl a most delightfu. vvi-ning was spent consisting most ly or a musical character. lllis= Waldron, ol Summerside, a plan ist of wonderful technique and al so a vocalist of no mean order, de lighted the guests while Mr. Edgar l-‘runcis sung in his own inimitable style Mrs Allan also rendered several appreciative solos, in nil

guests outside the immediate neigh

Barrister-|, Attorneys-at-Law |boll, Mr. Charles Townsend, Mr. Uffice Royal Bank Building. ~nnd Miss Dixon. ilollo Buy. Dain-

r|otte'town - - P- E- |lIi"d

ty reileslnnents were served by

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The earliest settlers in Canada were roused by the Call of the Church to develop a noble and useful citizenship. Young and_old were invited

_ to turn their eyes from material things, and to

"regard the splendor of unseen realities. Knowing that Religion is the only true safeguard of stability in the State, they built Churches, Schools and Colleges, to train men for the Christian Ministry, and to spread abroad in the land the benefits of education. This they did in their poverty, and thus directed the course of history in Canada to

_~ Th T . Becauseof such sacrifices, there arose in Canada ‘ C _ estlng a public spirit hostile towards all injustice, dis- ‘ ' of Canada honesty and cruelty. The War tested the moral

fibre of the Canadians of a later day. Would

, they choose material ease and wealth, or would they risk all in de- . fence of freedom and the rights of the weak?

Over 400,000 men voluntarily offered their lives, and endured hard-

' ness as good soldiers for the defence of equity and fair dealing in _ii all human relationships, and for the vindication of public right. 'Nor

were the people at home less steadfast. Besides bearing the national cost of 'the War, they gave voluntarily for the help of the soldiers more than $90,000,000. Canada nobly stood the great trial.

it is the Root of Personal Rights-ousness, the Mainstay of Social

Order, the Buiwarir of international Peace C

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That conflict is ended. Now comes another test. Not only in Canada, but all over the world, sectional and

The Menace of To-day

we' fought and conquered in more than four years of war. ' '

I How can we retain the

-realization of the brotherhood of all mankind, and the reign of the Prince of Peace.

What the Church A"‘h°-P"ig’°°-sf’f

i livedduring the War. Now there is

great danger that they may fade from view, giving place to selfishness and the love of ease.

» The great non-Christian peoples of.

the world comprise two-thirds‘of the human race. They are mastering our - modern scientii-lc knowledge, and -if they remain Pagan may yet turn it to

-‘ our destruction. Paganism stands for

the supremacy of Might, the very ideal

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vinced that the time has come to rouse all Christians to a clearer

-'I understanding of their calling and

; stewardship in Christ, their King.

They believe- that the Church should be equipped adequately with men and money to enable it to meet the needs and opportuni- it ties of the New Day.

These five separate Commun-

ions are of one mind as to their be-

Victory only heavenly vision? How

i _,_cIaSs__struggleL for material rewards and for l mastery threaten the present basis of Society.

The vision of spiritual values gained in the War is in peril of being forgotten. The supremacy of sacrifice, the nobility of service, the reality and glory of the Unseen and Eternal, the promises of Christ; these were the things by which we

' thfgugh Christ can the world be HHS DOHC . '

` guarded against an-»

other attempt to establish the Pagan ideal? Only through the Church of jesus Christ. There is no other agency or society that has

any possibility or hope of bringing about a full

~ A- V V - A Victory places upon

' the shoulders of the

Allied Nations the re- sponsibility for direct- ing new conditions to right ends. Canada

_material will follow. The wounds of the world are bleeding, and material The church must

needs of the new day. with old habits of thinking and of giving will | X be wholly inadequate. We must do in our day what our fathers did in theirs. The hope of the world is bound up with the strengthening' K. 1..

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The Worid’s Need is Spiritual _

I speak as one standing upon the watch-tower, and know what the need

of the land is. It is not material, it is spiritual. Get the spiritual, and the

things will never heal them. And that is why I hail any movement which brings the great spirit of brotherhood. The one need of England and France today is the healing and the brotherhood of the Cross of Christ. '

-Rt. Hon. David Lloyd-George.

Before the Brotherhood Convention. London, September. 1919.

. and extension of the Church of jesus Christ.

. The Forward Movements

IVE Christian Comrnunions, Angli- lief in God, the Father Almighty, Maker declare to their respective constituen- can, Baptist, Congregational, Meth- of Heaven and Earth, and in jesus cies, and also unitedly, to the Canadian _

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odist, and Presbyterian, are con- Christ, His Son, Our Lord. They now people, that the only effective method of

making good citizens is by urging

EACH of the Communions named is in the midst of a Forward

Movement. Each is seeking by prayer and by earnest edort

to accept all its responsibilities. Each is striving to extend its activities in Canada and in Foreign Lands.

Your Church needs your help, but, far more, you need the help

of your Church to learn the difficult art of living wisely and well.

personal faith

dependable way

1ife.> They call

Consult your Clergyman. He serves you and your children.

Ask him how and when you can serve in this day of national

emergency. Give yourself to the task. Say: “Here am I, send me."

the World.”

been inspired, directly or indirectly, .by the i

Gospel of jesus Christ. It has ended slavery,

. protected life, ennobled women, educated the 'chil-

dren and safeguarded their lives, sanctified the home, established schools, missions and charities.

. men to a more faithful practice

of Christianity, by iriculcating They insist that there is no other l, `i'

tendencies in individual and national

pentance. To all Christians their

message is, “Awake, Arise. Fight the Good Fight, For Canada and For

humanity in Civil-

ization for the last i.

2000 years has

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must do her share.

prepare to meet the Old standards of life

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of correcting evil

the people to re-

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Morson & Duffy '___..~___ _ ‘I Baptist, Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian Communions in Canada

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PERSONALS

MONES/a'2FgaLOAN ...Mrs West, of York. is visitln'

._-_--X-- relatives und friends in Montagur

H+e++o-e+¢e+»++o-¢++O-¢- land Umon Ruud. 'l'

Solicitor, Notary

Money to Loan

Cameron Block,

Charlettetown, P. E. i.

R' M°GUmAN’ I ...Mr. and Mrs. (ieorl-‘ie Mllfiin-Of

New Perth, have the sympathy oi' the community in the loss oftheir baby, which occurred last week. T

...ilir. Clnrkson. manager of the

Bunk oi' Nova Scotia, Montague, is recovering from a severe attack of throat trouble. I-Iis many [riends will be delighted lo see him about nguin. T

...Mr. and liirs. William Nelson.

Manitoba. are being royaily 0l1l0I'- tained by their many friends on l

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home in Montague. They will re- |N ALLEGED sU|c|DE

ure accompanied by their little daughter Ruth.

this their first visit in Mr. Nelson's NEW BRUNSWICK COUPLE

return shortly to the west. They PAcT\.N BOSTON

BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 15.-- Mrs'

`l'° P"°V°'\* l'\"U°'\2° ""““ J°°"'I"‘ P'°“"“' “Wd 2°' ”““ h t cnudre . Tn un- quer- ro their nn. The \\~;»"-' 1 1. of r lu- 1-..i of mu, nen-

Colda wwe Grin ood lnmienle- “°’ *‘“"’“""- ""5 39~ "°"‘ °"i rgiieowureoneedriiy mfirnlngi after way " ` 0

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Harvey' New B"mswi°k' were which the parent and str-p-pareutiboth will recover. Mrs. Straw rl--lou business r'onuv<'t»'ri with l‘hoi1¢~

Talblets re‘n$nveth&<:ia\:sc.:I`p1ere“ls ',i:::n\f(;";':'1.;"z§)‘;‘|fv:3’Ist"\_I;‘(;i,‘ I removed io the chamber ulmvc. i mums _U up hm,_,,d,,_, mnqtmm,,-,,|,{pm|,.,, 3,, w,.|| ns tm. (ur mm. onyone ‘ romo unne.' . . ' fi f » ‘ ' " "

Gnovmfs Msnature on box 30C ‘S0uih Eild, early \N'€til1t“!dlly |1fi9i’~»

utter from as oisonm the re

9 .mg g p ' iz - stairs and discovered thu clrcum-[CAPITAL OF BIG FUR COMPANY suit of at unsuccessful suicide pact,

slnnccs us slated. I NEARLY ALL SUBSCRIBED

Mr. and Mrs. Pronlis rhino horn Qi"i~1lll-Ii`,' Jun. l4,-Scziutur

from Harvey two weeks ago and in-

tendctl to make their future home. _--

in Boston. Mr. Pri-nlis has been unable to secure employment ns Lorne (`. \\'1-b.=iti-r, pri-sidi~nl of the

hospital in the police ambulance. The daughter, Minnie M. Straw. was horn from Mr. Prcntls’ first marriage and although but eigh- teen yearn of nge, is married and yet, this perhaps accounlipg in u Qurixvc R"£":'iy Iiuupaz.-_.' and

authorities nrc of the bella" l" 1- 1./ and ("on\p:\n;»', '.1 :hc city

Tho daughter inter relentiug toriund is n(,m_h,`,n “Mme nf.Co,,“p€o"_tio|i sales, which is being organi.

,f N ,mn ` ' noon in°a semi-conscious condition, her harsh words to them went up-j ' Zvli- II" “hi thi' C-1lli\1\I of iii

The couple were rushed to the city _

now company has nearly all been subscribed .

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lio not suffer i.n- othvr day with i\\:I\Il\1»¥. lllcediug,

or Prntrudinq

i‘iIea. No surnicu npr-ration requir-

ed. Dr. Chnse'»\ Ointment will re- lieve you nt once and an certninly cure you. nov n box. nil d~\lv~r»=- ol' Edmansnn. lintcs & l`I1-. Limited. Tnrimto. Surnplo luix f\~-<- if ¥\"\l lnvvitlori this |u\|wr and cncluuu 30 ntalup to buy Dm¢tul°»

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