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._*MR_ HAROLD P- GORDON ia bile-s have arrived in Montague and

UW GBOFKGF-OW!-\ G\H1»NliBl1 R0i>l`0B9l1lB~ there is a movement. on hand to open tive. I up more rpads. it is felt that it would

-- be a good move to open all the lsland

-_'C0Fii"iECTi0N-- S- S- WS D. m. say on three days per week for auto-

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CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATLVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown. P_. E. I.. Canada-

HOURS, 12 t0 3 daily. HOME Appspss- Purdy station.

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Women’s Low Shoe any leather-sizes 2 t 1-2-worth up to $3.5

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Says the “Philadelphia Inquirer."

In the public schools of Baitimllrs e eyes of 53067 pupiils were official-'l examined. The results showed _53

\ p.c. of the children did not enjoy n°r- "" ` \ normal vision, while 20 p.c. were

und to be in no condition to do

s ho0i work at all. T‘his is a timely warning to parents.

ignorance ceases to excuse.

Neglect is criminal.

We employ the most scientific met-

‘¢“¢g_ hods for tha detection and correction

Eye Errors.

Druggist ami Opticlan

M°ntague

H. J. Mahon

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Kodaks

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We also develop your films

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The Fits-U Eyeglasses are made for the man or woman who car about personal appearance and

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_ _ Pi THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN JULY 26 1917

Anthem The semiannual meeting ` will be held next winter in thi. Chris tian Church at Murray Harbor, and

U. Baptist Church, Sturgeon on July B, 29th. Rev. F. O. Hubley, Montague.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Potatoes, busli. ...1.00 Ti I-lay. ton ._ 18.00-20.00 U

Oats (white) )bus_h. .. .85 g_h,. Strawberries. qt . . . ... _.12 sat Ducks, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.65-70

SUMMERS|DE MARKETSL '|1210'

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Buckwheat ...$1.00 to $1.25 Buttor (dairy) ... ....32 to .33 Butter (creamery) ....37 to .39 of Calfskins ...22 Eggs ....26 to .27 liay (loose) . _.$15 for

Oats .. ...75 to .77

Straw (pressed) ..$10 cal ‘.’ork........._..' .. ...l6to.19‘/Q Wool (waslieil) .. ....72 tool (unwaslied) . .hh

pzirl.

KEEPS THAT DARK. the

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“A man may be vcry conceited but

there‘s om; thing lie'll seldom boasi._an

_ *SUNDAV SCHOOL c0NvEN_ and secretary for the coming year. _

Tl0N.- The South Kings District

1 Sunday School Convention was held

Dairy butter .. .30 in th.; Caiedgnia pregbgvte,-mn (yh“,_,.h Butter (prints) .35 on Friday. the zoih. and was attended Eggs..... ._ h. ...32 by an |musua||y iarge'numbe, of del,

bowl. lb. . . . . . ... ...15-18 egaies, almost all the Sunday Schools _

Chickens, lb. .. .... .16-20 in me district being ,.eD,e.emed_ som.,- BCBY. lb. (retail) -20--23 driving many nillcs to be present.

ie morning ffession' was strictly of iisliiess izati ' l h ' 1

Sii'_a\V. £011 .. 10.00-712.00 fruiili the dlfferialriat asiglioolsegaxfpiizlvii OH'-S (NECK) illlflil- - - - - --- -35 dence that the educational work of

iehurifh is being faithfully' and ,,M, ._ _ ~ _ iHfi1t:t0l'lly lIlii"i‘i‘8d Oil by 0ll`lce'rS guest of hui' pi1rg¢n(g_ Mr, und M|~g,l \ " "1 . _( iihionlef “_ _ bi' ~

G @;::'“;f;:...'S ;';f;::‘;.=.::: 'za °" " ~ BLACKBAND

teachers. The afternoon session K R gu of his

*T* pa cnts_ l\ir. and Mrs. Charles De-

_and

Chickens' (Deir) -_L00-1.25 twill with the consideration of many

practical problems., encouraging and discouraging. daily niet with in Sun-

Si-hool work. At this meeting _ , - _ G,»n,_,m1 Sm.,.mar5_ Rev_ “L A_ ..*I\ir. h_ ls. Hessian, liarristei-iit~

, Montague. was a visitor in nrgetowii on Sati|i'»E'ay. (i

vitalizing competition _for points ""Mr' J°s"pi‘ Fay' Ne“'D°"(~ P-E'

was u vi.~iltoi‘ in Georgetmvn on

Ross. "measured" the schools of the district, thus inaugurating a system

iiidiclitive of nerl - - _ ` _ _ _ . _ ‘-- __wL_rMm_y ol. ifqeundgy pr§{_il:g:)';'“yw'2f§ staff of the Acadia Ltiilies Seminary, Saunday MSL G

the Baptist (‘hui't~h in the Marl-

liides . _,.19 time Proviiiices. ltcv. l. W. William-

e'-oii._roiiilui-led ii round lable ionfer- riirc. and dealt iii a careful. piacti-

iinil satisfactory manner with

ilobiitiible questions and illlticult sitiii-tioiis piupnuiiiieii by delegates.

V The ltcv. E. S. We_eks,_ of Mui°i'u_v Lamb Pclts . . . . . . ... ....60 to .8|2 liarbor Methodist circuit spoke

_bi'iei'l_\'. assuriiig the ronveiitioii ol his ileteriiiinntion to take an activf:

in Siiiiiliiy School work, both i.n_ ey have returned to their home iii

congregation to which he had

st como. and in the district as-so»

ciutioii. The evening session was of

addresses were delivered to ii large

M = Q-I r 'M -4 _.yi ld u l- - WJ [-

tha annual next summer at iiittii Sands. Suitable devotional exercise.. wi..e conducted at each meeting by tho president. assisted by Rev. Mr.» Mizlrod, of (ialedunii, and Rev. Mr. Armstrong, of Montague. a part of whose congregation lies in this district. Mr. Charles Scncaiiaugh. of Murray River, and itev. Al Suthcr land, of Murray llurbor North. were rc-elected to the offices ot' president

ElSi'Ellll PERSONALS

..’Mr_ Frank Marchand, Brudenell

South, paid a visit to Georgetown

last. week. G ._ -

..*'l‘he Rev. A. S. Slewarbocoiipi Y qw

‘eff tilt’ pulplbdf St, Andrew"s`T‘hurch.

o Defend

epsrauoo

$25.00 Ales I8 t

men. Cooks and

Nearest

G. H.

Newson Block,

Office

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Montague, Subbuth, 22nd July. H'

..*Mrs. William Wellner, Toronto, in

is vitfiting iii Lower Montague, the

..*Miss Rose Maciimiuld, George- Lofie

town, has returned home ai`ter_a veiy ' pleasant. visit to Head ot' tfardlgaii.

the guest of he-r friend, Miss' Jennie hm. Mustard. G GQ

..*Miss Elizabeth Mm-Plice of the

Wolfville. .\'.S., is spending hor va- cation in Georgetowii, tho guest of he-r lutlier, Mr. .l_ W. Mat-Plicc. G p

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__'°‘Mrs. (_‘r1i\vt`oi°d~* and ilauirlitci' old

time. ‘

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..*Mlsses Ruth and Edwiiin l{il<~liJ

Georgetown. alter spending some

. g sts uf

Mrs. (Major) li. li. Canipbtil. G ip

the county capital recently, rencw- No

..*l\li'. Samuel Machcorl. iiilniuir. iiiaiiu a very plcasiint visit

Gcoigrrtowii last. \\'eok_ i‘viii-'_viiig iiicquuintiiiircs. Mr. Muclicod has

Doniililii. Moiitiiglle. went to S0uriS iiiiiny lrlcnils in the viistcrii i-iipil:il_ )’9Sif?i'<-‘Ply 011 l'0Ul0 l0 U10 Mtlfilliliilllv cspcviiilly among tht gentler sox who lrliinds where they will spend siviiie are nlwayi-; iileaserl to suv suvli un'

d frieiiil

..*Mi=ssl‘.<_ ltlicliael Koeniiii. Il, i\l~.

listcr Macdonald. E. B. Min-i.:\rcii_

lime ill Ci18I'i0ll€i0Wl1 lil€ U0 .loliii A. Gordon, George Kveiiiiii, l’hll_

Morrison, John Dolorio, i)ougla~;

lnspii‘ati0llHl <'hiH‘Hl‘l€I‘. Sterling M. Gordon, uiiii ('apl. llugli lilai-l’hee.

_ _ _ ..*Messrs_ Arthur Poole. Welling- all of Georgetown ltoviiltv, were in 11506,,.,M “I

‘wvhayg that Q" _ iiiidienv.-Q by the two secretaries men-_ ton Mcllisli and Charles' fMa|'Lui'e. the county capital on, the 18th inht, ` `“" mw

“That his wife has money in her' tioneii, anil‘ the meeting brought to a: all oi’ Montague, were visitors to jatioiiiriiig the Public M'uo'l.iiig ami M-

own nanie.’- Detroit Free Press. Iclose by the singing of the National, i niiniitloii. G I

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SENSATION

l’ure Bred Clyde, weight 1800 lbs in Stud Season

-- AND ALSO-

Commodore Ledyarci

The Sirs of all the best Racing Stock

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1 the Bible as his model in thoiight, word. and deed. He builded his greatness upon it as

upon a rock. l-ie knew it by heart. There is no book like it in the world as a founda-

tion for mental and moral power.

The Charlottetown Guardian _

Calls attention tothe fact that nothing before in Bible distribution has ever

equalled the tremendous tide of coupon-holders now asking for the _

BIG PRINT RED LETTER BIBLE!

_ i _ __ __._,,,_. . _

~ The _ V g Of thu Bible

It ttok the Bible two thousand years to grow. As

it is the greatest work known to man-so it took im- measurably the longest time to build. It is rooted in many bibles-lost~forgotien-long-buried in the dust of the ages. A whole sacred literature went before it. The old Semitic legends; the ballads and the folk-songs; the recital of tribal deeds that ran from lip to lip and from father toson; the codes of ancient laws; the Bibles of Southern Judah and of Northern Israel; the Book of Deuteronomy; the Book of the Priests: these were a part` of the beginnings of the Book of Books.

Saint John taught and preached and prayed and

meditated fully fifty years before he wrote the Fourth Gospel. And so with all the Apostles. They

taught and prayed and preached for years before they gave the world the written Word. First, then, came the oral gospel, published through the church, not in writing, " but on the fleshy tablets of the heart.” The Epistles were the first written p rt of the New Testament. beginning about the year 50 A. D. Then came the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.

The whole Bible has been likened to a great

Temple ; the Old Testament as the nave, with its side aisles ot psalm and prophecy; the Gospels as the choir, the last Gospel perhaps the very sanctuary; while around and behind are the Epistles and the Apocalypse, each a gem of beauty, and each supply- ing an indispensable feature of the majestic whole.

l The publishers of the famous RED LETTER EDITION of the Bible iiiform us _that only bv i means of a vast newspaper co-operation throughout the United States a_nd Canada _could this magnificent Bible be had for the nominal price asked. 'l`hev state they are arranging to distribute at least two mil- lion copies, and that the RED LETTER BIBLE represents a value of from three to lour dollars in the

usual channels of trade,

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A Genuine Gallory Of Religious Art

Beautiful Colored Plates Nazareth, Holy Sepulchre, Garden of Gethsemane, Visitation of Virgin Mary, Jerusalem After the

Reproductions in Half-tones Many of the Sacred Scenes of Biblical History are here shown bv photograph complemented by a com-

Criiciiixion, Damascus, Gate of Jerusalem: etc. \ plete series of colored Maps.

_ , ' Special Fasaturos

ALL THE WORDS AND SAVINGS

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