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A VALUABLI-; I

PRIZE

CONTEST

The Charlottetown Guardian has secured the sight to use the Interns-l tional Newspaper Bible Study Club Lessons each week lor the term 01 one year, commencing with the lesson lor August 23rd, 1908. But sn. paper in each town can use these. The Guar- dian takes nleasure in being ble to present to its readers such a vgluable help along the lines ni Bible study. They will he published each week in the Mornina Daily and the Rural Da.- ily. Only pa/id-in-ndvnnce subscribers to either paper are eligible to join this club. There is no fee ior entran- ce, and no conditions other than those stated below. Everybody stands the same chance and has the same opportunity to get the valuable priz- es without the investment of a ccnt. There is one condition that must in

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Strength

lFrom Food l

E But it must be well digested.

~' The power to think wcll, work well, 'Sleep well, and enjoy lifc depends main- ly upon the ability of your digestive ,prguns to extract strength and nourish- _ment from food. \\'hcii digestion fails, _as in dyspepsia and indigcstion, the ibody is starved, no matter how much food is eaten. It also becomes poisoned. Food remainingin the stomach fcniients, - producing poisonous gases, which, being `ubsorbed into the blood, shatter the lrierves, dull the brain, create disease, land give rise to headaches, Iainguor, loss iof appetite, palpitution, flntuleuce, and l other disorders of the blood :uid nerves. l Vvhen the stomach, liver and kidneys

‘every casa be complied with and that ll, that every one entering the con- test must be a regular subscriber as above.

GOLD AND SILVER

MEDALS, BIBLES, BOOKS.

Persons may join the club at any

time during the year, but must, oi rourse, answer the 52 questions here- inafter explained, to quality lor the prizes. It is however, desirable .that the questions be answered as the les- sons are studied. -

The International Newspaper Bible

Study Club is lor the purpose oi pro- moting, in an unfettered way among the malsses, a wider study ol the Bi- ble. the basal truths of Christianity, and the problems which enter i11t0 every man‘s life. It is composed of all those who join aLocal Club, and

ltake up the siniule course herein out- l

lined barring City ordained clergy-

imen. Although with 'their sympathe-

tic co-operation, it is not considered' fair to have them compete for the prizes. It is however desirable that ble Class scholars, and church goers generally, maybelong to this news- paper Club also non-churchgocrs, of

have not joined are warmly invited to do so and compete for the prizes,

to publish the International Sunday School Lesson questions by Rev. llr. Linscott, D.D.. which have aroused so much interest elsewhere, and they

in writing, and upon these answers the prizes are to be awarded.

The Guardian is authorized to form

3 Local Newspaper Bible Study Club lfor its readers, and guarantees- to all

[that everything here promised shall

-family, must be a paid in advance suhsciioer to The Guardian, during ‘the continuance oi the contest, ln order to qualify for membership in

fail to perform their fuiiciimis perfectly, there is no rciut-dy that will so soon restore them to health and vigour as Mother Seigel's Syrup. As a digestive tonic and stom; hic remedy it has no equal. This is the! 1: iimo':y of thousands.

Mrs. Peter Brcnirin, Pcierville, l’.E.I.,

writing on August 16th., i908, says :-

Our little duughicr, Annie May, suffe-

red from stomach malady and liczulaclies for nearly thrcc years. \\`r_~ tried uninc- rous rcmedics but nothing seemed to do hcr any good until wc give her zi faiir trial of Mother Scigcl’s Syrup, She has now taken thc contents of two bottles and to-day she is iu perfect health.

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Prlceoo cents ai bottle. Sold everywhere.

` A. J. White tk Co., Ltd., Montreal,

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Look foi°---~» ---the Name

To make sure of a triumphant

success with your bread and pastry, just see that the flour you use bears the name “Royal Gold."

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Dou`t nctzcpt :i substitute.

"Royal Gold" is the best and most economical. Once you try it, you'il allways buy it.

At the better class of dealers.

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advertisi _gyt irtduiig you to te '.'fo" r goo Will you 'nsiti on Haw* son Und r in ear next time? P re ool ?’rd

perfect. £tAt.i118'- Hewson ' 1” Woolen `\““ mehr: ol i 1v1.'11s,L¢d. He vw Amlrefsf . PUR wwf

Tweeds.

tion at 'sta e If e- _ gait:-nents pro 'e uns i_s- ` .YD|AE¢P|NK|'|AM’$ f-C'-Dry. the ublic M11 vsesrssu: comrounn

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iStudy Club and th1s Local Club. i 2. Each contestant in this Liocal _Club must. answer each of the writ- _tcn questions for 52 consecutive iwceks, commencing for Sunday,

*August 23rd and the answers must all be in possession of this paper with- lir two weeks of the close oi this lpuriod, which allows two weeks lgrace altar the close ol the con-

)tcst. _ 3. Each question must he answer- ‘ed ‘-separately, and the paper wiit- ten on one side on-ly. No answer uuist contain more than two hund- red words and may he less. It will lbe a convenience if students vill

about 8; inches by 11 inqn.-,g_

Students should (1 ,

mderstand the questionocbelizieu “to (mlden _ I`e_xt-Blessed is he wlio__-e_ -

lwiite their answers on letter paper,

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THE SAFE UNDERWEAR INVESTMENT

Every dollar invested in Pen»Angle garments buys the largest amount of underwear-

satisfaction obtainable. _

Pen-Angle underwear is made of high-class materials exclusively. Under the fine soft pleasant l’

4| n . _ ' ' _ ‘ feel of the garments is concealed at remarkable strength-a long-wearing quality that

astonishes first-time wearers.

Pen-Angle trade-mark guaran_tees_ the safety of your investment. Money refunded for any

Pen-Angle garment defective in material or making. .

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must he read and especially the verse ,or verses, upon which the question is

L/BSL(

6. The answers from this Local Club must be delivered to The Guar- dian oillce, and they will be col

ent examiners. The prizes will then he awarded according to the high- est number oi murks, won hy mem- bers oi The International Newspaper

may be awarded to members ol

First Series-A gold medal to each

of the first ,live contestants.

Second Series--A silver medal

each of the next flvs contestants

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contestants.

Heart oi Christarlty," price $1.50

Fifth Series-A developed mind. an

ence and more profound knowledge ol

Wm appear Weekly) On” of the” lectcd at the close of the contest and -_ . - { l\ questions each week is to bc answerrt ggrwardtd 150 headquarueri for m_ '_ _:_

dependent examination by compet~i i ‘u

expanded imagination a richer experi- ‘ ' _ ' _ ',y»f'l_L"1~"if','f/,'_’

all shades bf opinion. All such who ‘~\\'I'lflsI~ T0 do tllii the 1685011 text

The Guardian has secured the iight __ W1 _ _,Egfr I

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lb” f“l‘h'““Y °“"f°‘1 °“‘~ this iscsi club win be given out ` 'raesesreuie kind ef nie-min _ _ CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST~ from this ofthe, A . Qiilleaver Flouriiiakc-Is-light, _'

1. Each contestant, or his or her THE PRIZEs_ i ¢,ky_us¢y,i_n,,if_gng_gPp¢u,J',,z_

.¢»».s’ sues-_4u-f

Ontario flour with the strength .ij

to each of the next thirty-five con-l °fMnni1ob¢wb¢sv_H0ur_ 74 ..-.__ “stents” _" Ill your groan' lor 'loner' l

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the Iiible and ol life, tc all who take this course whether winning ani" _ A r$,,E__ _

_ other prize or not, ' ' "

lunch medal will be suitably en-l ~__5_ .._;,-14,," pm, ma, i/5_1., ._

vcd ivin the name ol the win- " 't

e a 5` t|‘:in.s'rcssion is forgiven \\l.o,-e sis is

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ve-rs.. 1--what is in.p'n.i in the for- .| ’ - '-

Is u man who is forgncn as good a ,,

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the International Ne/wS'PaDer Bible Third Se,,\ee___\ Teacher.; éible' ~ B .many good for Brad md

Prim $5.50, to each oi the next tive .V ' §,c,,i¢_, __ Cake and pie, __ 5

because it combines the famous '_J';;:.’

Fourth Series-The nook "The ‘_ pastry-making qualities of *"

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| All who can write. and have ldeasg =, . 'm';'c,,' .m.a.ca,Zm;,1,;2g 'lj ' vi

_ ,_ _ -are urged to take up these studies _~I¥~ U- "'°"" I _ _ _ _

ynmuc und\_ audi-ess ol the write-r tilt "°“‘mu°Ss_ or "M degree . of their °d"` l' ll “mai 5'.`t_I l IS a blend of rich l\/'lanitoba and pure wir.'..»:i" wlic. L. . _ ., _ .. imc Ummm 0, the answer to ether cation, as the papers nie not valued -. . ~ » :-5 ) som H rth t m k S th td _l- - 1 t, _ na v U V, h __ H _ - ' g _ lrom an educational or literar tu d- " ""* . -1- e ou 3 a e a L lclobs nu [I -\‘~"'0~‘r<-- '~<-#U 01° t OSC Lit---YT1

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_with the date label of a current is- y n l TI! kind of silver plate YU" -_ I . _ , “ ,,

“U” °f TIN Guardian S0 it can be “fmt” Mft fm” th” pm". °' T an pmudisreceive ofgive. __.j biscuits. It is an all purposes Hour.

ldentiiied, giving a number, l‘€giS“ i\iliiWi<l;)lstm cogency of their leasom -` new uv trauma nratsna IVI'\nU‘7a”It;v' V’ solvl” "J llffffd. and then the name will b~ C I `. hi . " ` " "' " "‘““ ` ' 7 ` ' an on so ti... examiner may une.; °““““`°`“"° Q“°“-'°"°' | ‘ f.‘.f.,’Z.‘f{.lf§fl,"..'£`.'.l§3..“."i>’§ - ‘ }7,”,.£.,m, /M, The CAMpBg?__;_§_ ry, 1; 3'_§:~,]f-; -.~~."

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‘ A corner of the Packing Floor at Queen City ll/lille., showing the pacl-:cfs `l at work filling the paper-lined barrels with “ Queen City ” Flour.

All “Queen City " barrels are paper-lined with a specially prcfszired. ster-

ilized paper which protects the flour from the eflccts of climatic conditions.

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giventss of a man’s sins ‘F ~ >_ ~ -' 2 _ -,;__. _ _

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J man, in all respects, as it he had nev- ,f -4/ .~___s§~_`i§_ ,,'il\»'_};,'l?-‘,_;.,_‘

cr sinned ° -"‘ f 5’ -'-"--' _ ~`-gl "“ "' ""-

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your doctor

the story about your private illness--you are too ruodcst. You need not be afraid to tell Mrs. Pink- ham, at Lynn, Mass., the things ou could not explain to the doctor. Ybur letter will be held in the strictest con- fidence. From her vast correspond- ence with sick women during the past thirty years she may have rained the very knowledge that will iclp yourcase. Such letters as the fol- `;owi_ng, from grateful women, es- mbhsh beyond a. doubt the powerof

`0 00I1<tuer all female diseases.

Mrs. Frank Endey, Lindsay,

()i1t:u'io, writes to Mrs. linkhamg

“ when I wi-oto_ to you sums tim,

ago, I ivan n very sick woman anifei-ing trom female troubles. I had inilamma. tion of the feminine orgtns and could not stuml or walk any digtnges. Ae lllt I \\':ts cf ziflned lo mybed and tho lloeim' .~-.uid 1. would have to f--. through In n|n°|:stion.Ivut this 1 refused todo.

“A l'i'ii‘|i1l:i<lvis0|II.yd.|l E. PIl\|(ham'i|

Vc;:<~l.:|.bl\-_ (Toinpou ml, After ming gm-99 l>ottl<~.s of it.. l feel like a new woman.

“ I moat heartily reoommnnd I. dia E.

Pinkhmn‘s \'cgetable Componndyto all cvomcn who sutferwith female troubles."

FACTS FOR SIGK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink-

hnm’s Vegeta le Compound, made

S ’ was -Absalom Rebels Against mvni

mind ol ii man who is always going contrary to his conscience. Compare two men. one who hushcn

the voice of God in his soul, and an- .-¢‘n»r who listens to that voice, ami .»....;~.: and say what, ii any, effect

i iinoits oi these men will have up-

.n~ len).-_th of their lives.

Vwlnu. is it in a mon which turns -

ins- “moisture into the drouth oi) summer," that is turns blessings in-_

Verse 5-What are invariably the|

results of n full confession and for- sakim; of sin? @

Does forgiveness always follow up-

on n real confession to God 7*

Verses 6-T.-Is it true or not, that =

Gnd may nc found more readily at. one time than another 7

Does true prayer ever go unanswer-

ed ?

DoesGod take any special care of

the man who obeys him, or is he just as lloble to all llle's calami-

ties as are sinners ?

Verso 8-_-I-low much practical de-

pendence may we place upon God in guiding us in all the affairs of life ‘?

All men in this community have

the Bible, the Church and their com- mon sense to guide them ; does God promise any other or surer guide,

which is available to all ?

Does God actually impart either knowledge or wisdom apart from the

usual and natural methods ?

Verse il-ls there any way of learn-

ing about lmrmiul things short oi ac-

tual experience ?

Anim-als lcarn how to avoid things

which hurt them and become obedi- ent to "the bit and bridle,” \ but what is the better way, possible to

all human beings ?

Verse 10-What sorrows do the

wicked stiffer, which "he that trust- eth in the 1iord"' is exempt from ?

Vcrae ll-ls it the duty and

privilece of every body to “re-

to culaniities 7 I

good or that his sins. are “covered - ,M witn the lobe ol Clnist'== righteous* _i 7 1,,

ni-ss,” and although he is still a sin-._ f T' \ 'V}`7{‘ »)\ :gi--‘_y

ner, God does not impute sin to him? l\|:/.£lllh'

How would you describe a man "in 'L1 'T gi.;

whose spirit there is no guilt-_"T "' .,_.__ -;»;ff`,"'~ ' What blessings does n true Christ- , if (.71-'_;-_-,.f_.;"."/‘/" / '-

inn possess that are not enjoyed hy -l \

or.li\:i's, who are not ('hristians'.' _ _f \\

Verses 3-4-Describe the state of - l'

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For the newcomers to Canada _ who feel the intense cold - Staulield's heavy weight Underwear (BLACK label) means warmth and comfort.

Tliosc who are acclimutcd, find St:inlield's medium wcigllit U uderwear (BLUE label) just right. Many Canadians defy the cold with Stanfield's light weight U nderwear (RED label). Au examination will tell which “eight will suit you best. Your

dealer hr.; all weights and sizes, or on easily get them lor you. 143

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Halifax, N.S.-

Dear Cham:

I am enjoying my visit with

erandpaand grandma hugely.

esterday grandpa took me

down to the docks to see the ocean liners. Geel they`re whoppers " ' ' ' ° bought me my third box of Moir's Chocolates. They are the swells-st candies ever. The chocolateoutsidesarc awfully smooth and rich, and in the inside are cream, jsllies and nuts. Those called Moir's Chocolate Chips taste like honey dipped in chocolate. Another kind called Moir‘s Nougatines are so good that ' I teased grandma into prom- ising me another box to- morrow " ' " ‘ ° not a bit

homesick.

Your old chum,

Tommy.

M°il°°S

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llocolates

We will sell at Public Auction l“”""~ 5“mm°"ld°- P~ E~ I-

l ' " ` ' ' A---~ ‘ U53 __ _ ____ ~a__ _ , _.._. ----- ~-~-**'-°‘ """‘

Order your Coal and have it rlclivcrcd while the wczithc

is fiue aiicl dry. It will be to your iiitcrcst to leave your ordc as you can get better quality before the full rush is ou ut the Mines.

\Veliz1ve now in stock, and :irri\'iii_q tluily Old Svdiicv

and Reserve, Run of Mine, Aczulizi Round ;`\'ut find Rim of mine, Inverness Round,fAlbiou Nut and Iiitucolouial Nut und Round.

C. LYON§ d. C0.

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“The Crimp and the Lonsequence"

is th: Title of n i\lig_;hiy Iulc- rcstmg Little Booklet on Wash boards, that husjust licen Is-

sued

It tells the Value of the Crinio \\'a'.libonrd.=: the Features of the Ordinary Crimp, and the "

And it tolls the Kind of Ciiiiip

that is thc Iictlcr Griiiip -.‘\.\`l) \\'ll\"

If You :irc lull-r<~st~:|l_n Post

t‘:ii'1l \\'illln'iii_i;tliisliriglit l,ittlt‘ "Eye-()}iuiic\"` to vou At Oiitc.

Ask \'<uir<clf- -\\`hv m»t` let

us Send You :i tfoliv 'l`o<lu_\'?

The E. B. Eddy Co.

Hull, Canada.

Ili-rc since lsil.

Alwiiys, Every-\v|\ei~c iu Vuuada. w .r for lC~l<l.V`F Mn'-°`l‘°"

l"-W-L “°°'°B°°*°*“'°' “OPM ‘H~ -

ng Andrew Dollar and _lost-ph! |n°br|`t“_

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from roots and herbs, as been the i-, d h f ~ J- t Wise, esquires property. lfrnu 5 _ shmdnd refnedy for femda ms? l?"(\;B 'fm 8 om or my a an ng on Cross Road Must sell i ' ‘he fnmnu' andhaspositivelyouredthonsandso I what 'are the essential conditions ` ' ` °

mubledwi mr inn. isa and re emu an an 'lefmll 21 We

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`~ *“ Amiensr I# $1, i ~

riodio pains, backaehe, t bear- fvlllb-) '

l F1: -d0WnfeeIing,lI5t11lell¢ylUdh& Lesson lor Sunday. November lst, iAi\clioiie-urs) W, mi,$523-{:;i§Frl;)_.°(,,,r_

(lIBpIll06ment5,lnfIammBt.i0n,ul<_>er3- tim.. 'I (This question must. be an

tion, ilbroid tumors, irre larities, nwercd in writing by members ot the llenj Carter-.\'r U ._ 1

mlnsssprnsrvons roetn ' . 7_,

P II H v Q 1 ¢\{h52{_ no -.ubstitilleen , 0 _

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on Thursday, Oct. 22nd, 1908 ntl -1- |_|€ i' 'g _=

2 o’clock p. m. A lot ol land situ-

ntcd on the Malpeque Road adjoin lhag ¢h°¢|»¢-bu| not

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