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Y ' ` " Offices in Monlagu€, Capt. W. A. Johnstone, 'Y
Manager, and in Souris, M. B. Acorn, Manager. r T i
Y‘TTlie latest news first of all." | _ Q
_j_:_‘h;i‘ death of John Ladner of
mnyoi- which occurred cu oct. icui removes from our midst; n, well known and highly respected citizen. Mr. 1,¢.,dn1:r was in his seventy fifth ycal' “-hm lzc died, and was born at Nine Mile Creek. In the autunm of 1879 he i‘cniovc~d with his family to the new settlement: of Bangor. Kings Cnunty. i-ic-re he succeeded hy honest in.lustry- in building up one of the finest home- stead; in this p-art of tllieprovince-. Hi; rh-.ierful hospitality ia well kri_9wn to an who have had the pleasure of .meetiiig him in his home, while hiu “pr-i,,'lit and consistent life through- out has \von for him a large number of friends. Mr. Ladner had always en- joyed very good -health until last, winter when be was laid aside by what proved to be fi serious illness. }-ie knew he would not recover and submitted without a murmer to the will of Him who ruleth all things ,,-@n_ This pntient resignation which wus of a dearly devotional nature, ¢¢,nf_inucd throughout the 1nni:_months of ,iieirness until on the morning ol the dny mentioned above he DHSSG11 pwoeliilly away. Besides a large num'ner of friends and relatives' he ienvcs to mourn n surroivini; widow and ci-_ ht sons and daughters, There me Mury and John at home-, Ed- ,»-,»_ir_il, iJi.=.:nar<~l¢, l\/(rs. S. Lingley and ,f-_..._ \ county in the United Siites. and Alexander and Mrs. D‘. inuinns or iirrrzer. to all vi Whom we “tend Oni- sincerest sympathy.- Ccin. _
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' $l5,0`l0 COLT DEAD.
l '\1CINNA'I‘I, Nov. 3-Dick Roller,
vnrr. I 1., J. B. Itespess, died recently Mu, rc..-.ilt of lung lever, contracted “»}_i\,. ;,,inft shipped here from New f- ir. ' Ypra.---< “filler was considered one of luis se-n.=on’s bestwvcstcrn youngsters. Ili- ons successful in the Knickerbocle- cr and Frivolity stakes, run at Em- pire "ity during the summer period ul racing, and also' performed impres- _,,,,.,.1y while opposed to some of the lnxst youngsters in the east.
'|‘_ Il. Williams sought to purclnise
lim- recently, but negotiations if-It tlnmugli on account oi the colt ander- iuc fioni a mild form of skin disiase. Hr:-pcss is said to have vnluei tnc colt at $15300-
UVEHFLUW UlIiiN_S
EUUNIY LUEILS
Tir. \\`;\l.-:h Mt. Stewart, was in the City yesterday. »
1 llcv. <2. H. Mcfliiiixzin, Tracadic, was in the (`2ty yrutcl‘diiy.
Slii;>piun was very dull at the city
\\'utci' front yentcrrlziy. ..
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Nov, Mr. Sinclair, Montague, was
in the city yesterday.
Arthur J. B. Mellish B.A
f_nARvAiip) '
Ilarrisfsr and Afforncv-af-Law
9- .ir Qin-r ii mul l:llr‘lwr1nn1l5~lfs.(`1li ’l`0\\'|i `
_-ini. M1?»|.o<rn, `lC(`l, ` ` Dmalll Mekiiiiirili |'lCl-E/AN & HCKININON
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Barri ters, Aitorncys.at.Law in. ~-.‘-.lunar 1-i»u»i¢»mu-n P. ici.
Li "> -`_'»'_=”'-""""‘”*‘F_"*”"“"""" _N (-..» CSO* 'f -'-.]1II'l.l.1.JI1 I i\l\llIS'I`Hl't AND A'l"I`fllt.\'[\l\' Sulieior tnrfliutkinndfaii Bunk of Couunerco Maintains.
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BARRISTI".R, ATTONEY
PUBLIC Etc
Officciu Cameron lllock Carloltetowsi
P. E. Island.
A. B,Wnrburton B. A. L. D. Edgar Shaw
I5. C.l\Icl.eorl, \\'. IC. llcnlley.
Mcitecd Qi Bentley
Ilurrlalcru and Attorneys-nt. luw
Huliriiurs for the nk of Nova Scotia
Money fo Loan
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Brirrisier Solicitors. Nofary Puplic ()lfl"lL` E;--
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The regular annual meeting of
the King's Co.,. Temperance Alliance will be held in Mcl{innon's bull, Mon- _tagu'c, on Tuesday, Nov. 10th, at 2.30 |p.rn. All churches, Temperance socie- _iies, and all ineercstcd are urged to isend delegates. William McLeod, Pre- isidcnt, Marlin l\icKinn ';\, Secretary.
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Saturday‘s issue. , Herring per Dbl. ll 0f\fr\ 0.00 lricur, Roller Process per 196 lbs. $5 lfiod. per quintet 64.00 to 5.00
,Egi;s, per doz. 17 I0atmeal, per ewt. $3.25 !Butter per lb. (creamery) 22 to 24 |I-Iides, per lb. 4 Barley, per bun. .60 Hay, per ton, loose $6 to $8 Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 to li Lamb, psr lb. (carcul) ¢ 1,0 1 .Calfskiu|, por lb. I to 6
(larro tu, par bun. Ae ' Turnipa 15
A McMillan, Itollo Bay, was in the
Allie Webster, Morell, was in the
City yesteidby
Russel Clark Mt Stewart, was
the City yesterday
Rev William Harrison, City, was
a passenger east yesterday.
I There were noienses before the City Police Court yesterday.
-disposed ‘of a number of cases.
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Dr. McIntyre, Souris, was in ' the
City yesterday.
Dr. James Walsh, Mt. Stewart,
from this City yesterday.
KUlHK Ulllilll
EUMFANY
I‘n`J'ish l*:iest,"_ "The Edison _Bank Robbery," ~'1‘hc'B1;ick Hana," ‘-An-
play will ‘ue presented with all spec-
int~ d id M' . M U cil ' Son_'s and Dances, Frnnkliii nnd
Miinipulntor, Klark and Urban, Coun-
Movlng Pictures. Seats nn sale nt usual places.
"Travelling from the Atlantic to
remedy for dandrud and itchin scalp-So said 9, commercial traveller -Try Macs' Hair Food. Price Z5 and 50 cents. The Two Mics' Dl‘\1EZ1»'l¢5-
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mcuns baking satisfac- :ion.\'»/liczher ii’s Bread, Rolls or Iiiscuiis--Calr.es,
Pies or Fancy Pastry- yon can always depend ou Beaver Flour for the
best resiiils every lime. 1'
Try it.
Ai your (lzuce
‘ Dealer: - vvriie fur
prlccsou lllkindin- f i~'u:d».Coar»:e Ginml
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and Cen » . . Taylor l.\».l.ln\ifrd, UCI \i
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P. Nolena. Quinpool Roud ‘
Halifax. merchant, says hi ‘ horse was bsdlv cnnlked, and was cured by two applications _
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EMPIRE LINIMENT. _
The Chnliottetown Guardian has
secured the .ight to use the Interna- tioxd Newspaper Bible Study Club Lessons ann) week for the term of ons year, commencing wltn tue lesson
MQNTAGUE MARK;.;Tg_ Ifor August 23rd, 190!-1. But one paper
(lorrcowl roi wary wednesday and 'in cocb town can use thus. The Guar-
dian takes liloasure in bln: able to present to itl readme unch 5, vnlndils ,help along the linen of Bible ltndy. ‘They will be published alzh week in
‘Oats per bus. 40-the Mnrniiu Daily and the Rural Dr PUURNCS. Der bus. 20lily. Only paid-in-advance submrlbera
to either paper sro eligible bo join this club. There is no be for entran- ec. and no conditions other than those stated below. Everybody Sl58\1dB the same chance and has the same bpportunity to get the valuable DPU' uv without the investment of acent. Thtre M one condition that must in every ease be complied with and that
l th con-
°°t“' D" bu' 4° test must be a regular subscriber as
lbove. ~ GOLD AND SILVER
MEDALS, BIBLES, BOOKS.
Person; may join the club at any
.gal>bags, per don. 50 vs_ that awry one enter ug 9 I I
course, answer the 52 £1093*-1055 h°1`°' limiter explained to qualify for the prizes It is however, ddrable tint
sons urs studied
The International Newspaper Bible
Study Club is for the purpose of pro- moting in an unfettered way among the masses, a wider study of thc_B1- ble. the basal truths ol Christianity, and the problems which ents" into ovary man’a llfl. It is composed of
--- .all tliooo who join 1 Local Club, and
I _ . City yesterday. time during the year, but must, of
i ‘ ' , l ' in .
'The City court met yesterday audi tofu up the sinlnle course herein out-
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lined barring City ordained clergy- man. Although with their sympatho~ tic co-operation, it is not considered fair to have than compete for the rrimon It is however decira.`ul.o that
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John G. Scrimgeour, Cardigan,wa:-'.l.le Clans scholars, and church goers
in the C ty yesterday. lgcnevally, may belong to this news-
---- Lpgper Club, also non-churchgotru, of
All shades of opinion. All ouch who
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was in the City yesterday. .have not joined are warmly invited
i- ito do no and compete for thu prizes.
Dr. Francis McGrath, Bl0omlicld,l The Guardian has insured the iight
was in the City yesterday. lto publish the International Sunday
fr- lSchool Lesson questions by Ilsv. Dr.
J. J. Hornby was a passenger east‘Liuscott, D.I).. which have aroused
no much interest' elsewhere, and they will appear weakly. Ons of than questions each week is to ho answern in writing, and upon these answer: the prizes are to be awarded.
The Guardian is authorized to form
5 Local Newspaper Bible Study Club for it; readers, and guarantees to all who join and ruldl the conditions, that everything hare promilod shall
you faithfull carried out
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F, "__ _ CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST. ‘he K1“rk“L"'”"~“ Compfmyi with 1. Each contestant, or his or har
its brilliant repertoire of New York family, must be A paid in advance successes, its galaxy of metropolitan subscriber to The Guardian, during ,artists,_ both from the dramatic andrtbe continuance of the contest, in vaudeville world, its handsome seen-(order to qualify for membership in try.. elabosatc .cllcctsh .and superbluhe International Newspaper Bibli- mfnintings has long ago lapped all re-itltudy Club and thu Local Club; vnls and now leads the vnngunrd of, 2. Each contestant in this Local 'popular priced attractions. The com- Club must answer ouch of thc writ- pauy will Open a six night an-(1 Sm. tan question: for 52 oonmcutivs urdny matinee engagement at thelwosks, commending for Sunday, Opem House next Monday evcning,l Allillt "Fd ind U10 AMWIU llliilt all presenting' for the first time in this UG U1 Polloallon 0! thh paper wi" city, Justin Adams great comedy sue-,U "V0 "CDU Of U11 61060 ui L "ccos‘_"“T-he College Girl” with “TheiDvfi0d, Which ullvvl *SWG woo.
grace ,altar the dlolp of the cou- tout.
,tant ...Phe Singing Girl," -.Bachep 5. Each questidn mnllt be nuiwar Goldstein," “The circus Girl" .maid Wveflwr, Ind U10 inner writ nuip Vin winkle.. to follow Eachiton on one nfde only. No answer
must contain more than two hund-
lalscenery, electrical effects the same, rd wma' am? m"T'°° 3:1" It as the original productions. The f_nl», mt: tsgnvm mc' 1 <91; Um" V’ lowing high class specialties will i.c."’ F “”‘"'"° 0” W I‘°1‘°f»
stout 8; inches by 11 incurs.
I0 UCL . lSS £11516 C , 1ll` 1' E I ar nmat hav. thi
. ~t’ ,h _ _tl A t- t' Th , t=nnme and address of the writer .if i.I.§f;';,ny'Lf. aléiflrféldy Izhllzjler aid kéfshlthe bottom of thc answer, together.
with the date label ot A current is-
cdv Musical Artists and the 1utcstr"“° °° Th’ G"““"“‘“ '° “ ‘“ 1”
ldantiuod, giving a number, rugfo tered, and than the name will be lit od so the axcminc may know lt by number only.
5 Std t h ld
the P‘“`“m° I have had ‘W °`1’p°rt““¥'7lunderstnhd°nth= q'u:tianmbe:>\r:ml$
of trying various preparations o | - _ T d tm th be t uni hair but 1 must award the praisc|,;'f,;’f",,e ,ng ‘gd _;.d:uly°'u,'°.”v‘; to Macs’ Hair Food" as the best or "mn, up” 'mah um qu.uan h
tasod.
6. Tho nmwsrs from this Local
Club must be delivered to The Guar- dian oflca, md they will be col- lmtal at the clown of die <xmhd‘. and fvrllrdvd to headquarters for in dspimt examination by compat- ent uxnminun. The prion will then lm awarded according to the high- est number of marks, won by man- bers of The International Newspaper Bible Study Club, and prices which :nay be awarded to mumbon of this local Club will be given out from this office.
THE PBIZXIIH.
First Si-A gold medal £00549'
of the hut Ive eontosmntl.
Second Serin-A rllvlt modal to
each of the next uve ooatostnnfz.
Third Stine-A 'I`oache.r’s Bible,
price $5.50, to each of the nut tive contestants.
lrmirtb Series-The sank “The
Heart of Ch\‘lwt¢nlty," price $1.50 to #Adi of the usxt thirty-flvo con- hastontn.
Fifth Series--A developed mind, an
oxpnmled imagination 5 richer experi- enve mil mom profound knowledge of the Bible and of lite, to all who take this course whether winning any other prize or not.
Flacb' merhl will be suitably on-
gravvd, giving the nuns of the win-
inu- ma ur what in u»»~~-req, .mi
C*\~°="=»°"* *H #1 B / gin: iiiuin uimiucr can Bien and
f- ` oo w be nscribod.
All who can write, and have ideas,
are urged to take up thou studies regardless d the dqreo of their edu- mtion. as the papers are not valued from an educational or literary stand- point, but from the point of view of the cogency of their reason- ing ideas.
Suggstive Questions.
November Sth.
David grieves for Absalom 2 Sam-
uel 18.
Cho questions be amwred al the lel-T
, and thorough ofrginzubion? lbw mluch of the succus of this country do- pends upon our national leaders.
Verses 3-4»-Should a general in war,
or n leader of any cause, personally expose himself in the danger line.
lf a. man courts martyrdom for the
truth, il it ri-8‘ht or in the interest; ol truth 'P
Was David rignt in personally want
ing to conduct the war, or were tho leaders right in persuading him not to do so ?
vi-_me 5.-was it right and according
to the mlind of God, for David to ‘command that no 'harm be done to such an unch traitor as Absalom Y
When people syrnpathiss with cri-
minals and try to shield them from justice, in it a maudlln sympathy or true Christian love 'f
Verses 6-8,-Hes war, upon tho whole, been a blessing or a curm to mankind 'I
1| war over right except as g no-
cessary moans for obtaining pews l*
Was David to be praised or blmm.
ed for this war P
Describe the horrors of the war, uid
compare them with thc unspeakable horrors of the possible wars of the future, and then saylf fu'uurs_ wars will, or will not, brand their auda- orn as worse criminals than the trait- orous Absalom 'P _
Verse ‘J-Was it accidental or pro-
vidential for Absalom to bn caught in the hegd by this oak tree 'I
Are there: any accidents in cha life
of I. true Christian 'I Is there any reasonable expectation that the wicked will not, iinnl.ly,`orln¢' destruction upon thmisewes 7
Verses 10-13-What can you lay for
or against the reasoning of this man, who found Absalom hanging on tho tree and refused to kill him 'I
As between our souls and God, should we obey, or disobey, those in authority, when we know that their commands are against. the will of God, as in the present case?
Should we obey God, rather than
mr-.n, even at the risk of our lives ?
Is it noble, or ignoble, to let per-
sonal profit influence ns in the mot. ter of right and wrong.
Verses 14-17-Notwithstzmrding the
command of the King, to the contrary was Jcab right in slaying Absalom 'I
When the leaader in abad cause is
destroyed, doel it generally stop the rebellion, as in this ease ? ‘ll iii possible for an ignonls lifn to have an-lgnoble ending ? W-hat is the human ignoble ending ‘I What is the re_co_rd of history ?
Verse 18-Should a really good man
ever bo concerned as to wba|Jpot1ter» ity will say of him, or personally cause any monument to be rnectod to his memory? '
liarring expectations, is it generally
in disgrace, or otherwise, for a. man
to die, having no children?
what in generally the and of n no
ce~nl.ereri, proud lite?
Verses 19-32-Ahimau wan' g. price
should priests or preachers take Al active part in political affairs 7
W In carrying important tidings, sith
er good or bad, to miririenuls wha rules should govern ui? Is ii wis tn tell the whole blunt truth A
uncr?
Did Ahimlaz, the young priosl, to
the truth, and was ho blamed u praised 'I
If a f>`i7e'§`cd'ic'r' or a. priest defends creed which he knows to be untrue can his word be trusted in either main ters? (Thin question must. bl an svvered in writing by msmborl oi th club).
Veils; 33--What can you nay, ioctl
against, the pathetic grief of tbl heai't-iiroken father, at the death d his worse than worthless ann?
Lesson for Sunday Nov. 15th, 1908 "The Lord our Shepherd" Psalm B8: In it ovsr right, tor n mm, tn nook to obtdn aposldou ooaupiod by an» other ‘I
ln our ordinary gmotilg' of
friends, lbouid we ovq- onset m in- frared in thorn which wh do
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CARD OF' THANKS.
'l‘o the Electors of Prince County :
Gentlemen: - Allow me to thunk
you must heartily for the generous support you gave me at the Do- minion election on the 26th inst. Throughout the campaign, and in all my intercourse with the peo- ple of Prince County, I have at all times received' the most courte- ous and friendly treatment not only from my personal and political friends, but from my political op- ponents. For these courtesies as w‘el`l as for the hearty support ao- corded to me, I wish to express my sincere thanks. 'As your representative in Parlia- ment it shall be my constant aim to advance the interests of the County and the Province and by all means in my power to merit the con- fidence you reposed in me when you elected me to this ‘honorable position.
i wish also to express my hearty
appreciation of the work done by the Prince County Political Purity Lea.- gue. To the efforts put forth by the representatives of this organization, who so ably and impartl-ally pleaded for a clean and wholesome election, is entirely due the order, sobriety and creditable conduct of all classes of electors at the different polll throughout the riding.
Again thanking you and with best
wishes for the welfare of each of you, I have the honor to be,
Your obedient servant,
JAIMES W. RICHARDS.
Birleford, Oct. 28, 1908.
:Big shirts for big men. 'Fhay
confo in black and blue, extra big size. Regular $1.25 shirts, special price $1.00. Jas Paton & Co.
10-3ttsd&r3i.
A000, yards of dark flannelettes,
,me 7 _ . nuiifux, N. s., oomsn mt. A foolish mu is il '=\‘ifH'=»l° for wrniwern and children _L._'"‘"°"' \rlrfin=\rv -~=r»=f¢'| Feb. .ein .gas ’ ‘trier to his futher. Pi-uv. ima dresses, rust colors, piuni una ewnice
m‘"“~\` HUT ‘L 'I' LP. .mi -*\~"'~ W~' 4 . i ‘_ . x L 2 .
Ve;-neg 12_1, mm-B any hop, for son thlnf worth sewing Will outli
success in tabs ordinary alhirg of 1", wear any two Canadian flanneletbcqat gg wen 5; in Wu' wmmut |"b°m14c, 16c and 18. Jas. Paton & Co.
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'rho twenty fifth annlverau-y of cn, IV-’omen’| Auxiliary Missionary Socie- -ty of the First Metbodislt Church, was held ln the _basement lut evol- ln;;. The large auditorium was well filled. Papers and reports, short and well written were interspersed with musical numbers. The Rev. Henry and Mrs. Thomas luzgia very pretty duet. A sweet Mission song was sung by four ofthe Mission Band \»il.h Misa Davison at the piano. Miss Consta-neo Fitzserald sang with exquisite taste, Gounod‘s “There is a Green Hill." ln f°SP011se to an urgent request she sl- sa gave TopladY's “Sonnlder chu Lilies." Tha basement is all to small for her rich resonant voice. Im the larger auditorium ofthe main build- ing on Sunday last she found the caustic proplrties and space worthy of har voice. Liddel's @agnidcont "Abide with Ill." than received an interpretation- at her hands, which »was marked by its splendid contrast of prayer humblyf, raverontially made and its dramatic climax where Faith iroui_cal1y bids Death show its victory or the Grave its sting. In deference to the sad dsmises of the week all the
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The following resolution signed byi
John D. Macliontie, W. M.; Wm, Armstrenz. D- M.: and E. ii. strick- lalld. R. Sec.; of Trenton Lodge, L. 0- L_: Trenton. N. S., has been icr-
'warded to David Horton, 'l‘rencon,§
N~ S~. nn the recent death 'of his wife who was the* oldest dafughterl
has pleased Almighty God in his in-
that when siirirmonuu comic for nl. and when we have to cron tho river of Death, we may be found' with our lamps trimmed and burning, ae- eeptable to our blessed _Lord and Halter, and here his blessed verde, "Enter thou into the Joys of thy Lord," there to loin the loved ones who have ' ,gone .before ln c-f.uir.,,;,
ln: Mn.. /nina Hamm 0| inn ony ...ini ,,, ,, ` `
_ _ gain aah your acceptance cl our
E‘0mW1`1Y 01 SOU4\hP0f¢-“wuemas 1f'deop sympathy in your loss cf :i fond
and' loving wife
lucas wisdom to can to H15 imma ..___'_.__._.._.. F9” Y°“f below” Wife W- the °fH- :Tuner mashed can ur $10.00 is u
“rs and mmb°'s 0' Tmnwn- L- 0- popular price these days at Paton's. L~ N0- 1534- ‘l°°i"° U3 °°U"°Y I0 Y0\1|!f you want to see Lbs- best Coat in P" Kinwfe and heartfelt Svmimthyluus my at $10.00, siz.oo, ;i4.oo ur 1” Yf’“" b°’°°"°'”’°°¢~ Th” 99591 0",$1\i.00, just drop in to Pabon's and death keeps hovering around. alldlaee them. They are winners.
occasionally enters our homes and‘
takes from o\n~ mid'st a, loved one.i10’3ttBdm-al' ...___
In offering you our sympathy we do!
:A snap in wool good*-Fascinatnru
not do it in e, formal manner. bntland ghawh, at i pi-1ce_ Aim od,-} lm of " °°mi°g ‘mm th’ h°“"'5 'I °“f boys' Underwear at 50c. per pair.
in your trials. We trust yr .1 will
'¥“°"“’°"» “U 0' “'*‘0'“ f°°‘ ff” 5'0"? Jn. Patou a. cc. io-amaerai.
,gm °°"°“' 8° U10” "i‘=h°“' “Ove-l priusn Almond Pink the vidual"
elieving that God doeth all thingsiprepnrahm ,or cupped hands and
our feet and a 1 our
Il---4 d3ir|i
Ewell, we trust that you will look to roughened skin _ Nothing better
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music was of a zrnvn character, yet itrliliibltizld, tagid (Ee ggfnegtlgfwprg that irnggugddied Bslgngtgsc' a l;;M'51°d3';y
rather of the light that streams be- God, our Great Grand Master above ` ‘ e__._u’ youd the vault'» portals. lc \ will keep you. ‘ May he be a iight to
‘B. O. E. Eton Lodge regular Fed
,,__J_m,_n¢`_____ l£__¢Sm;_! amp in y path Rose degree tonight.
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If you are new an apprentice to any trade or profession you are starting on the bottom step, Enroll
br A course in the I. C. S. That is the best move-you can make. By A little study the attention of the Fore- man wil be called in your direction, Your advance will be to Helper. Trained men are in demand-There-- fore you will not be required to spend “full time", to become a mechanic. Knowledge and conscient- ious work is rewarded, and in time there is on opening for n compeleni foreman, and so on up tha steps you will climb. to Superintendent, then manager, nndihen in President of thai. or A new concern. The ezper-
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Over 300 studeiis, voluntarily report advances and increases of salary each month. Would YOU like to he one of the 3oo?, or are you content to stay in the “RUT". THE . COUNTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN-»'I`HEY ARE IN DEMAND El/ERYWHEHE» < THE BUSINESS OF TI-[E I. C. S' IS TO RAISE SALARIES. _
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