FEBRUARY 1e, 1925.

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THE cnsnwrrnrowh GUARDIAN ,

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Now is the Time to Build‘, Up the System A i with

VINOL l

istart ‘taking this body build. er now and in a short time your health will be benefited to an extent that will surprise , you. _

Don’t think that itls dim. cult to take VINOL" it isn't t

If you need new vigor, if your system need“ toning up, by all int-ans try this splendid tissue-builder. 'l‘liere's noth- ing better that we can recom- mend~100 bottles. Guarante- Bd to do roulsood orcost you nothing.

E. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGBTORE

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mo vmn iili§li_liiil8li iililll llii Ttill “Fidi-a-iim" lift Fiiill imam .

“F R. B: Ne. 1. uqs, o", wnfiogdover three yen-s, I wn I 11 to bed with Emmi...

doctors. and trial "W11 "WWII: Without benefit

1511113."! lrisd “Fniit-a-tivcs". ytfw‘ It“ u‘d 541/ fl 60x Inna "”'°"17""‘<'.§h° Pain was easier ma thQ iwflnlhfl Blfl-flfid t0 g0 down

‘I continued taking this fruit mo» “wim- imvrovirz all dis time, “m: "°"_I "l! Willi Ibout two miles xiii-l 11° baht chores about the place",

ALEXANDER MUNIKQL ‘mm “ “*1 6 7°‘ 32-50. iris-i size 25c.

i dealers or sent postpajd by

Fnut-a-tives Limited. mum,

NOX A COLD TABLETS

A “t” "id IFBBQY cure tor Lalcfl Coughs. Colds. u d u 1"?“ Flu o. mild laxstglfiretrc gfBNflfigflralllflnil

cold in s few hours. Get the enu-

ino. at all drug t , 5 Bold st ir¢-¢Bs3:°iir?i§-§§§c.°‘

m CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE

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Advsgtitrligments under this holding. 2c. per word for each iii-

when Collies conic to our car

s to be forwarded. flve cums

must be odd d t t t Contractiones Clgllfg-EB §o§°§$r£°‘i§§§°h3s°'iigurss (es $1,000)

are allowed as one word. Cash remittances

mentl. 1n no

to cover cost. must c i . cuss can this rule be 0V:l'§:;?(ggflyA§VlBl‘al?:9eI‘l-'ig:l€l

received without remittance cannot be acknowledged.

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‘WANTED

AGENTS, EALABY AND COMMIS- mlssion. to sell Bed Tag Stock. Com late stock including exclus-

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AGENTS

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treal. MISC FILLANEOUS

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INO- Amrnrzn illiicllllN/l "ln-iiinioipd

Survcyor, Smurfs, R.

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. TRY Ollll JUI! PRINTING DEPT. for your ncxt order for billhoads. letterhendu. cnvciopos. v ltlng cords. posters. All kinds of pam- lilot work done. Special grices on . rge quantities. The Jo Print- ing Department of The Island Guardian Publishing 00.. Ken! Bl... Charlottetown.

‘EXCHANGE -1 L Illi-

A ly Department f Airiculturs. sgarlottetown. o - GZlVI-I-YI-MEN’

, WANTED

-__..,_____c_________________ \VANTED—~IIOUSR IlY FIRST 0F lllny. lionso or self-contained flat. with llluflffll convonicncés. Apply co. iluardlan.

(SSQS-il-lilllllfitf

___..____ NLHY IIIHDGN ‘via ' for 1lii~ i ccivcd by ' ' to

up lfiiiipd

ATS-—l HAVE PAID lllGIl for muskrat. fox and mink skins. For the balance of the season I will advance my prices. 1t will pay you to send your ship- ments t0 mo or brin€ them in. zis-is-iiis

IIUSK ll

.. an PER pin’.

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FEMALE HELP

\V)AIN'I‘EI)—A (mu. iron oi-nviaii/u. fllwewvrk- Auoiy m 1m Kent st. 69l3-2-l3-liiE3lpd

\\'AN'I‘ED.—A MAID F0!) GENER-

al housework in family of two. C. W. Rogers, Ilrlirht-

Apply Mrs. _ on. iisio-z-io-iiticui

\\‘AN_TI-}l) - AN I-IXPEIIIIGNCFEII maid. Apply ilirs. l\l'.-J\\l(~_, ti: Prince st asisi-e-ia-iii-Jir

\\'AN‘l‘ED-—A (illll. l5 YEAR!‘ (Ill

over. to assist with gclieriil huuso- work, Mrs. llort it. lirowii. York. Tiliiil-il-l i-liiblilipil

\\'Al\"l‘El)—-A MIDDLE AGED \\‘0- innii. as housekeeper for two men. near Churinttctoiirn. Apply giving references, to 1'. O. Box lSQLCiiur- lottctowii. 70lld-2-li-lllEfliiid

000D \VAGES FOR HOME “YORK- e need you to make

a i . . tanco Pmi=$l§¥is‘i.““°°°'{i'"y

ticuiars, 8 0.. Auto Knitter 00.. onto. ' , 6333-1-19lMtiApin30.

luau: HELP

MEN SEND, ME your address and I will start you in business of‘ your own, oariilm: $5 to $10 daily thc your around.

~Siimplo cnuo and plans from Ad- dress H. Y. hlurtln. Windsor. gall.

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Isuusiiirriii-ilo Tab N.li., for n-pzilr and

' nc r horse r-ihoo shop. Also sot black-

J’. D. Jenkins. MUSKRAT AND MINK ADVAN El) again. 1 am paying unheur -o!_

prices tor the above furs. No lot o0 small or too large to recoivo1 my personal attention. Will guar-f lntoe satisfaction as to p or~

furs will be returned free of. cliiargr. [AIL]. Mad-can. Summer- rw, ' '1 _

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TEA CI] ERS lVANTED ,

_________._______._ \\'Al\"l‘l'il)-—'l‘l~lAVIIIEII FOR HEN- nli-‘s liond school, No. ill. Apply to \\'lll.'ird hli-(iropor. Soc-rotary. dl-hliiiilpd _________.

6943-2

plv . . S11 roturi’ 'i‘ruste1~.~1. . ililfifi-ii-lfi-biliiipd,

son SALE - i

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llll OI“ 50 Aflllfiivi llaiunri‘ Uliflfil“

liirn lind .ri\vvll-‘ lra Aiild. King-

ilTH-il-H-hiliiiipd‘ .___.___.

In HUI.- weoks old. ,\' l’ l1}. I

FUR HA|.l'1——l1'/\ i0 non-s i-lvnr. pond vl"lll'fl\\'tlllll, illi: liousv. Apply stun.

FOII §.\l.I<1-—-lIl1l(il.'i' strln bull rail‘, two Douglas lirosm. ii7iijni> r

I'm-t I l, uil dock, ill li. p. impv il l uinr. limit only two yi-iiis oili. \\‘ill soil chi-up. Apply

i\lui‘i‘n\\' and 130.. Aimnmlaio. Tlliifp-fl-lii-hllfllpd ----<.-0c>————— ‘ KAISER DISAPPROVES OF Hi5 SOWS ACTION

THE iiAGlilG, Feb. l4.——lt is de- clared in reliable quarters that for- iiicr ("rown Prince Frederick NVii- iiniu WilH serious in iiiakiiiz his of- fer m t1iir1 ldniciiic novel-muscle w surreiuivr hiziiscif in llllliff‘ 0i U19 Germans on the extradition list and that ho i1- im-lineii in bclieve that 1hr Allies 1\vlli i|f‘(‘l‘]\i hi“ ilifiil- it is lozfriioii hrrv that former Emper- or Williauii ls strong iii his disap-

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iii-oval of l soiiis notion. The “have “la m made by ‘ma i 1 '4‘ ""—""“’_ n» . “'1' '"' ‘ cure tho a ck and help the poor an: d I, y” " - l £155“ ‘g "'1?" gieogolnhrguigriaiizn: ‘éifibli’ $11;‘l§’,f1.‘l'.,‘11.?.'3‘},2'§.§“‘.§‘§?,'.§i§ Hoiydayl of Obligation. afflicted on tuefiabbaih 1W’- Civ" Commue o“ "a I ~ 1 , L‘.f""""mo--ai-i ture of Moi-muse hNTiBK fill-B "19 troubles since l69ii- corrects dis- “y la me mother and queen o‘ a‘! To Prawn‘ “ma”. ' ' Pu"- m‘ “""u 25"! d8? 0i sfiimmlmi‘ ‘AD-- 1911- orders’ stimulates ‘vital organs Mm" ("in m“ sllbbnlh ‘my’. "w vmues’ m“ and of a“ mw’ 9n“ Colds cause Grip and lnfiuanzs— u, n, mun.‘ oflfmiaflgflss-‘I, ibctweeu George Grotto. Lot or A" dydsglflib‘ so” a b“. . Jews Observed several other icsig- hence n‘? leglisllaiui-fia. lob}??? iiliitrtlicli MXATIVE BROMO qvmigg 35:: in“ 35r°I°§s§“‘lii“'iiJi.'i“i-§‘~°Li ',';°'"“"'c" mbier pflfiljff“ {.13 L°°k h" ‘M "m" 6°“ “m m iflisfiu$iigr ‘mamas? $53133...‘ (islllzg; ‘iicrvifeawzirk may also b: Tfiblelsereggaghasfrrizgdrama? ‘“fix-hiui-mmlrgxgix-mskliiriziaiii-iaadrid ._-.- . ' ' ' . " . . . '9, » _ i. miaégyglgl-Iw of‘: 3-213 ktfmufi lsiigful. farmer"? aygd Minnie Grotto. -- 2==E-g=-—* were the “Fascia; "iintzntilriiiogtfrlifé? geflormtsd 0(1):] 51111168)‘: fiifedflgiy, (gxllzllglllfd slgulture on box. 30c. gilyodhrrt “finial ‘ndkrhn. to: v fl ' h d 0 cl la 94 his W110. 0f lllS GISLDBH- llld Hi9 "Tsberiiaciesf ll l 6 H. e , : RYE 0 K8. 0h U 9 c) " . ' _. f ‘"1 p] jwui’ Mail ,l l"t.m»°'is‘si'15§5§:w3“ " ° undersigned of the second part. de- on. mvAn-e rune» m,“ 5g, the church of Christ iiiiseiiisa u?» ill: sssgcmgglstdtzmi PC Auction FilTsik-s f,‘,§“‘,‘,°°,§',‘,‘,",f,,,‘.‘... miinnilji; of’. haul‘, = “up having been mode in ply- Areiitble no ulstln: Pill for Wain misc! and placed on the so _ S 1' 8 Y years. P; ltlmiy-s pig‘ “IN “u111;|“u“- . e , . n, , | 3 mo“ u,‘ m, Q open. old at eli Drugstores. 1 a "w, giwdiiy, Holydays of 11b pornl reward or pecuniary gain. To _______ route Vie llmmm ethfln ' I 1 u e , "197" "l 9 i" “c p“ y 9|‘ mgilgd u. any midi-ops on reeei 1, “g “ u of ‘he ‘ . Rnuiu No. Ii. from t c l ostmastcr PR interest due thereon or secured 5g m‘. Ila Isobel] u; g. ligation in ciliiim°m°l'a ii“ , ' We beg to report the following Gonvfgv“ ,,|....,....~.~_ 1 > ' ~ Illlrrfibv. Dodges-boo. on e. r great. mysteries of our iloiy hfliili- rem," 0g m“ smog“ “is tnday; Printed nntim-ii cniitninifli: fiirlli- . -——— For Turin-r particular! surly l! ' in recent years. many. of thrive iP-B- Chmchma (MOM 10o per com or nlrrsimiiirstiirniri? rmwi1aiidllitiiigsn'i1fl Dlfiefent , , i 1 HOIPI-IONOL FOR N P" “"1 S” 0Q©§44*44‘*‘°““‘.""' " *'~~ nfllicc of J. I). Stflilrt. Qflllfil- n. we Wm m“ ‘nun!’ "at." tlViliii imve been luppreas‘ '. mi“ M“??? "m" s9Pi-9mb9"~ giaiiik forms of Tondr-‘r may lie oii- 1 » ....w.--. on. i. s. CROKIH 1...; 162 Richmond, Street. cim- ",3 Bu", (“emu "w" mnfjp‘. u.“ all“ remain to be obs€T‘\@‘l\‘n Russian slime isaoo.» i0 per inlnrd o tho Post out... "inn .11; VETERINARY sunrerw 1 w r-own rents-viii build ‘no u . u s box. this (lioness the live fol can: can, nuke, "m, gemmim.‘ pun. ililrioizarrrillistgikiféu ahgvelclhltti-u .- .. .. m). oiliu and Residence. m on» oii-on this mo. day of January. gfizggwi‘ sot: “its; figs. 3J5 roasts: Circumcision of our‘ m, m“ B,” & Co" mmauona, F," m _ w Mm . , D0070‘ ‘"'" A- - 1929' Kingfis- It 0n ennui. omens. Eviilhilflil- M1 55m“- Thceh Pa“ Exchange. Sale not completed. rim Olllreilunpeflor - . Opposite Kflinsdy’: Osage ALBERT P. PIOWOI. ma. A‘! IDITIB‘! unuo IIOBII ulsie Concoviwn and Tali "l Balance of Russian and Japanese P?‘ °|“"“‘":"‘:‘r§‘,‘f'}, a ‘fin & ltd .N0..,U4 IQNIUUW ,_ , i Day. Obviously. Vi!“ w“ ' ~ Sables will he sohl Manda-v, h“ ° ' ' g,\'|Q_‘l-a<\(flut\l\fll midis. ‘sazai-ioiiaiasinivii, _ MW I : 1 1 ‘ ‘Gwitbhilllwk. __ ,_ NA“ ‘ ‘l l .

I bounded and

socks on as: hot easily learned Auto‘ Knit-

‘Posl vely no

canvassing. Yarn supplied. Par-

cent stung; ‘Pent. 6d 0

Loved

seemed to int he

pointed’

“Oh, it wns

person they

I sold:

pity on inc."

"Kept might as sonn as we

v

you or iiotl’ "l was so

roscnting his

“Now, Rohei of Yourself?

he remarked 1

pointed if tlicy don't appear.’

low didn't you?"

difference it mu

are not." lie had‘ turn

away, and made no reply. But when . - , t tl c Decslolzue. lie luid hi5 book down an hour later, a‘ film ‘hunders m ML Sm“,- “w? ie ,v

i The Woman ‘Who

inflamed .

' iv anus run.» ‘ A Modern ltery of Home and

BAD NEWB

Chapter 53.

l had not mentioned that Gard- ner Kenyon had brought me home wheniftoiiert had failed to meet me, it was from no desire to hide any- thing. ‘but l had been so hurt by Robert's iailura to meet nic, that l hated to talk d: anything connected with my home-coming.

About a weak after my return, Gardner called. We were at home, and l told the maid to send hiiii right up. Robert greeted him pleas- uiitly, and we had a pleasant half- liour chatting about my visit to tiie mountains. and other things which

crest Robert. '

Just as Gardner was about to go

said: "You gilllllif] liavsnseen how disap- your wife was, Mr. Hepburn. when she had to accept iuycscort home the night we came down from the mountains. poor substitute/if one could judge by hen looks."

l was u. mfg

very kind of you,

Robert looked from one to

“Didn't i tell’ you Mr. Kenyon Wtlg kind enough to bring me home Saturday night?" l

“This is the first I have heard of it." Robert dryiy answered.

“Well he did i had looked all over for you and probably looked as l felt-ready to cry. So he took

“Really l must go." Kenyon broke in. And this time he got away.

y quiet about that

were alone.

liurtland disappointed i forgot, all about him!" l replied,

tone.

“He's the sort u. woman forgets, slick. well dressed, mid holds a good position. l expect he came out on top when you compared us." t, aren't you ashamed You should be. if rou ed petuiuntly

“That paragon of yours didn't Sabbmh Day:

and I uppreciiiteil it!" 1 hastened to say, “but when one expects to see a

Robert remarked “A lot of dc whether 1 met

LEiiT

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\ and Lsity _ Charlottetown. edlciion in the Lord.

pearly Beloved Brethren:

Our daily’ actions may ed into twofiinfiss.‘ late immediately to

ly‘ affairs. ‘Man, i

ly to God

pleasing to honor

ed in ii manner and for liis greater glory. Jlpari. sanctiflcatiun of worldly nieni.

certain times for" duties airhich pertain more

Heavenly Father, thanksgiving and sacrifice. hty be the salvation biaierial

our actions.

iiest duty to set ticiilzir time i'or l our eternal destiny and lions which bind

Creator. Redeemer

for refreshment and

fel-

valuable oue day to crumble to _ ‘ however. is the IIGFVGFSHY oi human heart. in ourselves. to determln

left would.

these tunes, we sutures. ni-kiect hence it has pleased

what portion of to be consecrated to l mediate service and worship.

thou keep holy

member that ’ (Ex. XX. 8v.)

seem to approve of the way we

“He acted = told‘ him we d

conscious had uscd:

well."

f can't see that it is any o ness." l returned, “Preloaded he thought a woman could not e mar- ried nnd attend to business.’ ' “But changed his uiiiid wired he met you!" There was a world of sarcasm in Robert's voice. l flushed as I recalled the exact words Gardner Kenyon

lived. When you left the room to set the ice water, he talked as if he were surprised that we lived in a boarding house."

astonished

id not keep house,

"i imagine you fill both positions

when

z his’ ousi.

I was

4 The Jewish 8abbath and the ' ' Christian Sunday.

l but

oly and be

worship. This

rest or-"repose." enth day God

work,sndit was in Divine repose that

of rest from material wvorks ~—~

manner to the common

Business Henry Joseph. by the Grade of :' God, and Favor of the Apostolic See, Bishop of Charlottetown. . . », s MORE

'_ To the‘ Cierizy, ‘dleiiizious Oiflors. of‘ the Diocese oi Health and Belr

be divid- t ose which rd ‘ he service of God and those which regard world» is true. by the title deeds oi‘ ore Lion. conserva- tion iind rGfIBDIDUOI-lbelonss whol- _ Izerefore, even his worldly actfdfii ould be perform- Hiiii and however. from the employ- the light oi‘ i'B‘rlSl)!\_l€iiCll8H us that we are obliged to set aside the practice oi‘ airefitry to the service and worship of our such as prayer. Our one. and only aim, iii- this iifeisliould of our souls and to this end should be directedvali affairs. however. engage the greater psi-t of our time and onei-gy~so niucli

arc naturally (iisap- 5Q iiini we are prone to neglect our

' spiritual welfare, and io forizei

n“ that. we are made for God, the. ‘ne-

other, in so puzzled a manner that ginning m“; ya“ 9N1 or all things. Thus, it becomes our man-

aport some por- he consideration Ol' those great truths which affect for the fulfilment. of those sacred obliga- us to God, our

and Sanciiiler. If it is the part oi‘ a well-ordered life to allot certain periods of time recreation. how much more reasonable i0 set apart definite times for iheYneeils of the soul which is infinitely inure than the body destined dust? Such, the such our attachment to the things of this world that ii‘

9.

in many in- fhom aliol-tothei" Ainii ghiy God to determine by express command time lie requlrcs lls oivn ini- This not b0 said that the flay He did in the third coiiimandmeilidioiyz

promulgated am-

’ When the ancient law was given- flod commanded that the seventh gsy of, each seven days. be kc t

day yvas called iiio "siillbfitlW-"ll word -Whl(1_l'l signifies

ii

day consecrated in a very Blifliliill Father o: the

EN PASTORAL LETTER av Bisvgr or 0H‘

ration is equally these i-loiytiays.

Serviie Works are

The precept of the

negative part or bids all unnecessary

three classes: common. SBYV which were formerly slaves, those which strength rather

ins, sowing, reaping Works demanding: t

body nro called

leiiigsnca such as re etc. Common ivorks formed lniliffereiilly inn, recreation. etc. are permitted on formed as a part oi' a instance. ilrivim: is Sunday, hut. it this ii

include ' transports! lo becomes port of an

On Sunday, loizitiuizii also permissible.

and that the clement

if by so doing, the

uf the day. This r even be laudable a

body require it. iiieless, ever

bath. and, therefore,

Serviie works are hidden under pain 0

iy performed by so

*_ men andlaborers for the nainlni: of their daily bread, (2)

works which, while

' also marketing,

urc itself demands

we read in the Old

write concerning the Sunday obli-

Sundays and Hoiyoays.

of the Lord's Day implies both negative and poslive instruction-- a prohibition and a command. The prohibition for-

For the sake of convenience. theo- logidhs have‘ divided labor serviio, liberal and ilo works are those

_ _ than the exercise oi iiieiiiui lnculiicis. such as plough-

llie mind rather than that o1‘

TllPY ic-iiilfip the cultivation of in-

liersons such as walking, travell-

Holydays nt‘ Obliiiilliflll. Works. so long as they are not per-

[Iillll are also permitted. Thus. for

is no longer a common work, but must rather ho classed as serviie.

Care must, how- ever. be taken that our Sunday re- creation be honest and ‘inoffensive

absent; thus it would be sinful to play noisy and boisterous games,

Lord's Day would be disturbed in any particular locality. recreations are aiiuvrnbln only asii refreshment fur tho mind after one has fully complied with the duties

able, should the stale 0i‘ mind m lVc must, never- reinemboi" that am- usement and recreation are not the proper means to sanctity the Sub

used wiili iuoilerziiinn. ii the great er part of tho Lord's lhiy is spent in idle amusement it surely can-

ile work we understand (l) All lunch bodily worksas are common

vile. belong to a profession Rain had enzross the iiiind, such as Courts of Justice. processes. trials; . fairs, bargaining, dedmned m Divine trading. carrying of loads by mim or bean. Thfs prohibition isfound For on me w“ on the fact that those works ills» .. .. ~ ms iact the. mind from its duties rested train C d n I! a V ‘mqwary of ‘his .0 on m. a3. "The Sabbath of

me Lord“ was Se, aside as a day of rest for the body and that

may not be untimely worn out b) excessive labor and ovcrivork. Tliiir

the seventh clay is the Sabbath of

She Came from C

FEW Sundays ago, a young unmarried girl, after vainly applying for admission elsewhere, stag- gered in a fainting condi- tion, into a maternity home.

HEIRS was the old, old story-trusting-betray- ed-outcast forsaken.

FORSAKEN? N0! The Sal- vation Army thanks God every hour for opportuni- ties given to show that the Love of Christ still beats in many hearts. THIS young girl is passing

throu h their h a n d s peaceful y, and will leave them with her self-respect restored.

HE Salvation A r m v serves those i n t h e shadow of distress.

308 Service Posts in this Territory. iliethemi

decorate the church for Divine worship. to [ireparo the altars for the Holy Sacrifice or to do any sini- iizir work immediately connected with Divine worship is permissible. We should, iiowvever, never forget the gi-eal principle that no one is Juiise of his own case. and that ii is always well, and when in doubt, necessary to consult our [iastors who will decide whether the reason itdvanced is sufiicient to justify the labor proposed.

TOWN

applicable to

Forbidden on

Sanotlflcation a

servile works. into

performed by require bodily

unii the like. he activity oi the liberal works.