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Money to Leer. ‘ ‘elrieren Block Gtr-riottgtown. P. E. ieiend

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A. 1a., M. n.

Quimonary Tuberculosis Specialist 2U Brighton Road, Charlottetown

es Treatment 1n Selected Cases "

Telephone 2C7

iiiaoLeoil 8t Bentley s‘

W. E. BENTLEY. K. 6. - ..I. A. BENTLEY ,, Barristers end Attorneys ., MONEY TO LOAN , _ Office-Bank of N. 8. Ohemhere p. ‘m. May. be consulted off hours et 116 Hllisboro 8t.

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PROF. HIRAM BALL. ENGLISH ooto PRIZE , .,...__,.mr.nALl.ls'r AWARDED 1o ooto mo 4 IILVER MEDAL! OROANIBT mo MUSICAL DIRECTOR BAPTIST CHURCH

, Students in the followlnfilllbiliﬂl‘ PIANO, VOCAL, ORGAN THEORY OF MUSIC “ugh; Baptist leheoi Room Hours-O to 12 end 2 to 6 Evenings by APMIMMDPWL

‘ oil. ii; c. HARRIS» svs snscistis-r.

Ofiiee Rebel Bank v Building; , iiioune

. mo to I 1.00 to s.

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(sieve Fe ovelene 10 eenl ete .‘ f" i ib-Jeol l-l. let.

’ Butler. oionsnrry, Lot 1

i‘ Archibald

._ .1. ,_ i Mark. R-MoﬁillsﬂruBA: , . eanmrren. soucrron. Brain! r011". Ireﬂlsr E. Alberwn n.- i

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w] glqi 3U: Ooiemen ililgan. k ‘ ‘Morrison, Northelu... lMtsoouche BiacirFox. Co, M9,‘, Fred DosRoches, ‘Miscouoho, Monkley, ‘ELI-L, Sunnmereide. Montrose Black k Bilver For Co., Ltd, Sec. John A..Hardy, Al. bell-Ito!!- h . 9N8. T time. Central Bedeque. Murphy, A.‘I.'B., ‘Pig-midi; Murphy. Thomas L.,_ Conway. Juliililrt. Troll. iSummerside. New Annan Black d: iSiIver ‘Flo: 90-. LiiL. ‘Soc. Tress, Tlioe, I), Cafﬂli-‘hﬂrﬂ. iSunrmerside. ' New Jersey 81B. Fox ‘Co. Ltd. Sec., John. iA. Lea, lsllmmergldq Niagara ‘Prince Edwarrlisin, mo; C0» Ltd.. ‘Sec. Treats, J. P. Duflus, 0’Leary. North Shore 8.8., ‘Fox Co, Ltd" 56¢» C-‘E- MlwNuu. Charlotte- town. Nﬂliﬂiilitﬂbériﬂlld S. B. ‘Fox Ltd.. Sec. Jas. h‘. Birch, Alibbr-ton, ‘OlBrien, Jas. E., ‘Laurette, got

‘Otl-lnlloran," Frank s; Manx-ids‘ om Island s.s. Fox '00., 1,51, Mgn, Thos. ‘Moyse. ‘Central Bed. equé. , 7 Oliver, Nelson s, Alborton. Ouiton, “ill. Alberton. " Palmer, James E., Iiosoville. Park ii-sland BIS. Foxes, Ltrl, 532-. J. Lolloy ‘Holman, Szimlllor-r

Pavilion 8.8. Fox Co.. Ltd.,Sec., 30F"! Grady. ‘Suinmersldc.

Peerless ‘BS. Fox ($0., 1.td.,‘soo, NW. Baker, iSunmmerside. ‘ rufeetors, Frederick W., ‘Suinmer-

Pickerlng, IJ.J..' RR. 1., Sum. rnerside.

Pioneer Fox Foaming C0,, Ltd., Sec-r E15. Burleigh, Elieri-liie.

Platte, -Robt. Aiiberton,

Prldhaim, Charis NZ, iMontrqgn, Priine Quality ‘S.B. ll-‘ox 00., Ltd", Sec, 'l‘l'eas., JiS. slngton, _

Prince. Edward s.s. Fox -co.. Ltd. Mgr. Norman McLeod, Box 5o, Summer-side. V

Proflit. Jolll1_'l‘., Allicrton.

Progressive ‘Fox (20,, 'i‘rc‘:is. H R, side. .3.

LtlL, Secﬂ

Pure ‘Canadian S.B. Fox ‘Co, ‘Ltd. W- TPQB-‘L. P.G. Clark, ‘Sunrlncr-

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Quigloy. lvlichaizl, Alborton,

lia-uisay, Austin A.. ‘Conway, |

711111151131. Ervin, Alberion, I Rum-ﬁll)’. GrW" ‘Malpequo. ,Ra.vncr, A.H., Tignish, RR, Rliyncr. B.l., Aiiberton. Bilﬂiel‘, E31!" ‘Summcrsido. Rayner. James, Tignlsh. Rayner, RJ-L. Casvuni-pec. ‘Rayner. lSilad, 'i'ignlsh, , Ray-Tier,- international Fur ‘Co.

Litiié. Mgr, 'B.'i. Raynor. ‘Summer-

‘Reedy. Joe; Tlgliish. _ , Ready. Michael P., Psi-mer Roar‘ Lot 1. ‘ " _ ‘Reeves. Calvin,‘ .17., a. Roderick MOKﬂY- ‘Lower Freetown.

(Regal Iilack and ‘Silver ‘Fox (‘F Lid-r 568-. W-K. McGougan, Sum, merside.

Riverside Warming 00,, Ltd S60. T.H. ‘Smith, Victoria,

Matthews. l(€l.‘."luaﬂgng

i MONTREAIIJ, Oct,

Crockett, lSlillimer» i

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, t January or wry. ‘LO. sloe southeset ofderlteeiom. Jesse was thirty veers o! eee left Ills Neeereth home" ‘end came to be baptised of John. who was then pseeehioe end tench.

with‘. ins. or the‘ region of Jordan. After

comers as " " ‘ sun: sun sans: saw/whoa: “My soul. welt thoutoniy upon God; for my expetrtationls from him. He only is my rook ‘um y salvation; ills is my defence; I s ll not be moved-Psalm 62:5. B. ".

OCTOBER 26 YIE WOULD lNOT:—-0' that thou hadet beurkened to my command- ments! then had thy peace been as lamriver. and thy righteousness as

. the waves the SOEr-‘Bll-‘iﬂh 48:18.

OCTOBER_ 21

LUSTS 011‘ THE ELES-l-l:—-Walk in the Spirit. and ye shell not fulﬁl the lust of the ﬂesh. For the ﬂesh iusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh: and ithese are contrary the one of the other. —Galatians 5: 16. 17.

OCTOBER 28 »

YE Sl-lA-LL BE SA'I\lSF‘lED:——Ye shall eat in plenty. and be satisﬁed. and praiése the name 0i the Lord yourﬁou. that hath dealt won- drousiy with you: and my people shall never .be ashsmedl-doei 2:26.

THE AMERICAN DOLLAR

JMONTREAiL, Oct. lih-‘Various reasons are quoted for- the ‘fact that the American dollar has been at a discount in Canada. but the ‘Obi! which iiehuostiy attributable. according to banking officials and financiers, is general prosperity in iCsinada. lit ‘was thought ‘that the market had ‘been engineered and

the American dollar forced below

par, but this is refuted ‘by ex- change brokers sis being nu im- posibillty, c-wing to the ‘strength of ‘the American banksnlt is also said that the new American tariff might have had something ‘to do with the exchange. ‘Ijhe present grain movements and. huge tourist traffic have a bearing on the fluc- oi‘ the American ex-

borrcwirlgls in New, York.

GRAIN RECORD ESTABLISHED

19.—A new high record in grain» carrying was established by the ‘Laolllne Calm!

1w iin September, according ‘to theotr "fSoptembér. From the" first to ‘the, ‘thirtieth inclusive, over four mill-f lion bus-hols c‘! all varitios. repres-l lentlng an increase “of ‘H1029 tfgn, - us

finial returns for ‘the month. of

million over the total for September. 21 vrcre shipped down the c ‘al. Wheat. accounted fol‘ 9.08_ a1 burholsm-nts 909,510bushels. iryc. 1,714,679 bushels barley 545.490 bushels, corn 1,733,168 bushels, llnxseed 24660 bushels.

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A NEW POTATO CAMPAIGN r n ICTOIN. Oct. 19.——ln all- dl-lidzflmtoailthedacilities which‘ are being provided ‘for marketing the surplus potato crop of the provin- co by steamer. services-to, the?" pen-ts. a campaign is‘ ‘being , duc- ted to cncou-MSB .i-h'e ‘fllfmitfﬂ 1° market ‘their potatoes‘ ‘in tnoliorm of pork. by feeding them ‘to the pigs. Newmllrunewdckvtiucs not raise enough pork ‘to meet h'er own

‘Riverside ‘S15 ‘Fox ‘Co, Ltd, Sear. Js W, lLockY. Buminei-slde,

Robinson, Geo. W., Box 71, suin- ‘merslde. .ilogers, B. Qmheim, Sumrmrr; Rogers. W. Russell, Coleman. Royal 18.13. Fox 00., LttL, iSec. WJF. ‘Moidsrlane, ‘Lower Bodequo,

Schurmnn, W1C, Box 1'65, Bum- morside. . .,

lsllazilaeli. K‘: and H, Portage. _

lSharp, G. ‘Shelton, East Bide- ford. . Shawinut Ranch, ‘Mgn, Duncan A. ‘Mcl*hee. Howlan.

Ghee, Angusiitr. Tigsisii.

Shea. F.J., Waterford.

‘Shoo-n, Joseph W., Konsingion.

ifsilvor 'i<‘oxes d ‘Cup Oysters or ‘Malpoquc, Ltdf. Sec. '11

.,_Simipson,,.W. George, Kensinl- ton. ‘ . Smith, P.J.. Newton, ‘Lot .20. Smith. William. Aliml- - t -. Sovereign BB. Fox ‘Goa. \Ltd.,

ches- .in?‘

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I played here today" between men picked from the Scottish and Iri league, ‘the ‘Scottish won ‘by three to ‘none. -

‘lair, we coiiibhin, st. Louie. Boer Trees" {W.K-‘_"M¢Qﬂ"8fﬂ1. 31ml‘

merside.’ “ Lookerby. ‘l-ialnliton. “ , rioj- SlBuAFox Co., Ltd" ‘silver Fox Ranching JMITH oznnqhqxi-Jlevid nsiuston. Fred L. ltosers. Alherton. mionsesyllmo, ec.

.'Ih ~- ~ nsTredenick, poroyt-o, weir: De-

’ " l‘ - e 5 51.39%?‘ E.JF'o‘r§’§.-"¥5‘h.i'§§.

requirements and ‘there is‘ n. biz espol-"t market whose Uemono cannot ‘be met. '

SCOTTISH W IN IN ' GLASGOW FOOTBALL. GLASGOW. iScotland, Oct. l9. -— n__1he dissociation foothsiil match

iSummel-siiie ‘Rnncitlng Co.. Ltd.,

Thom, on. Honey, Wellington. ‘ilho " n, JHIMR, o ‘ lltoii. Travers. Victor 'i‘., R. . 1., Tig-

von. ‘ -

Tuplln. or s‘. ~ Snmmewds- Union Vsie ‘ . Fox 00., Ltd. Mgr. HJ. Btets n. OlLeary.

ifvnt =19 . “ﬁcov, ‘td... Sec. ' "c or mien, erside.

'l‘rea.s., b. . Vincon Soniio St. _

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ilnomwon stool-ton. eeiq, fireiﬂt 0-. Aibiirton.

, Percy 0.. fi-R. 1.; ‘Bum;

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' . ‘ . . " < .I , f. Irene minel end elllsll d. Iurniehel en needed. . Williams. Hilbert. Iitnsoele. ‘ 'OMOI~ I7 rlﬁen ltreet -. Willow Hill,‘ 8.3. IPOIOO-kbtd"

500.. IILW.

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change as ‘also has‘ the ‘Canadian,

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Ghost. returned from Jordon and

‘l. .was led by the spirit into the wil-

derness." Hank ii. ~12, says that Jesus was driven by ‘the Spirit into ‘the "wilderness, but it was an in. ward impulse, 4dr the Spirit was Within iHim. Mitt. ‘v.11, tells ug that. the Spirit led Llesus into the wilderness to be tempted. Now we are told Jls. 1.13, ‘that God "tempt. eth no man." Truly God ‘tempts no one to sin; but He certainly tests all men in ‘the rinterests if righte- ousness. lit is the purpose of God that every soul shell ltight its ‘way to heaven. Only tradition has ilx- ed upon a hill district bordering on the rohd which leads up from Jeri. cho to ‘Jerusalem as the scene of ‘the temptation. IThe hill ‘itself from being the supposed spoil where the Lord spent these forty days, is named flQusrantania. ‘The rocks in this néighborhood contain many caves. ,“Belng forty days tempted of the devil}? lThe whole period was dull of temptation. lit was a real temptation resisted with pain tq_'which_ Jesus, siniess as He was, ‘mighthave yielded. __Kf it were oth- erwise Jesus was not tempted as we are, and would be no example for us’, Temptation has its use in ‘the world; a world of moral do-

voiopment would not be possible w-ithout ‘temptation. “And in those days he did eat nothing." ‘Fasts oi’ forty days or longer have been ac- complished by various persons within recent years. Moses (Ex. XXMUVJZS) and Elijah (i. Kings NIX_.:'8) each fasted for forty days. IChrist was exalted by His religious meditation-s above the ‘need of food, and w-as t.oo absorbed ‘in H-ls great contest to" eat. "And _i.he devil said to ll-lim."_ ‘In what [form the temptor csnie to Him, whether to lI-lis inner or to His outer consciousness' we are not

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form of the narrative in of (zhiel im~ ;.portance. ‘lCommandnhis stone -that it be made ilread." "Literally \"a loaf." ‘Oriental ‘bread ‘is made

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"ind many. o! ‘the stones lying about} I'll‘. ‘the wilderness resembled them!

.in shape. ‘The sight of the stones hunger, but the chief force of the temptation was deeper than person- al "hunger. The Jews were looking lfor a Messiah who would perform ljust such a miracle as that i-turning stones ‘into bread. trees would beni- .l"ruil._,,the year round, and n single grape would loall a wagon ‘and from it men would draw winc as from a cask. -In effect it was a temptation to Christ ‘to place IHIS ministry on the low plane of the material sensrs. Tile Jews wanted a Messiah who would feed and clothe their bodies, conquer the IRomans and relieve ‘them of their taxes. Should ‘Christ be the iMessiah, they wanted, or on an iniﬂnitely higher plane, the Mes- siah ‘they needed? "And Jesus answered him." Now we discover what our Lord's educa- tion had ‘been during the thirt silent you're at Nazareth, no ‘ha become "a lMan of the ‘Book. He had instant.‘ command of the sword 0f the Spirit, the Word of G d. ‘lit is written, that man shall no live by bread alone." Jesus, hungry in the wilderness, remembers the les-

of ilirioses (lDout. ‘Vllllll.:3). “But t)’ ‘every ‘word of God." Christ said later than iHis meat. was to do God's w-iil (John XV.:32-34.) Com- pare Job Xxlilhzlz: Jer. XV.:_16.i -‘.‘Ail this power will ll ‘give Thee." ‘The suggestion of the second tem tation was that Christ

The land was seething with rebel-

werds begged Him to take tlrﬁ ‘They, too, saw ‘the power ,of_ s C em‘ in Him. llt csnnotibs doubt- ‘Qéﬁhlt hsd ‘He used His pub‘ t at direction liie could ‘have ed the tyrant of the Tiber frp throne and seated Himself place. ~But to play the Cue. a season would mean not li-lim who came ‘to be the all kingdoms forever. therefore wilt worship me." tﬂfﬂltlﬂi"! aim wee, as in the» rst- t mutation, to detach the will esue from the Father's witness to. induce ﬁi-lim to set up A 10ft 0f ‘ o hc "A-ll mu be Wiles." louse. the would 1m

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