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One Carload (2100 Bushels) '

Imported from the PROV- ‘INCEV of ALBERTA.

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We have also in stock, choice imported "BANNER" and "VICTORY" SEED OATS Imported from Ontario.

Aieo ISLAND BANNER (reeieaned and graded) and some ISLAND BLACKS, all selling at lowest possible prices. Ask for samples and prices.

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. , I . _ _ p £L:::l:"°o?lfsglggaxizagf the man from tlic far west. When my transmitted l0 Ottawa I ‘vlgliliczired- in 5t. John ilild had been mg Pwaiuzd me at m: hmde spoxr; informed thorn sound threaten. Cd, but 1 should not be go “U17. flllBilllSltla Llicval- had escape i-oon, I was hurriedly com let}. " le {Onowmg day’ m the fow- mmn ‘namand was alone if: “"18 cltcr to he sent out by the me on [he tame as admmm Vic “Filliig room, IﬂydV-‘lliﬁl bcssidc writing against liiiic l ll(:'ll'(t)lr)l ‘of the Speeding mmmci Thus vancing b-chind my Lhair- Al ILdlEOT vino and a heavy step all. 1Q‘; new arrival was Bnnélui ‘lllilit l ‘mental process decided that (mm. ‘was to Mo‘) U" “Tam r. nut liatuhoul the bcsl thing to ht. completed and might Ycl bikii hIm-ilh-l)’ {he letter was vol-y ‘math, mm not Pro“. Suriuu‘ gut“ lilh it iii time should llic mlcrruh, behind and wilhum Qnull-lin .\' liilciicinyi would iiol zillziclt from lctlcr-‘vrilillg ‘vein 0n - Th? fUi Iiarlcyvof sonic sort. bu the behind mo. h m“ a HUM. PUOlTKPb Lllillt‘ lo 1i sluirl) lilill QlUSQ tinm writing and z-“Wli; hmh ‘tlialdiilltiiilclll, but I decided lo coil. and scvcrul liiics ivcrc 'i(l(lC lull Llﬁop-nlcnls. h 50mm‘! an age. Occurred. .1116“ a nngiivc o! irinigc hcforr zuiylhiiig more!‘ shoulder, and gfiﬁllllhviil’ ianfl “flh ‘Slum!’ extended. Owl: my “use of ‘he groicsl‘ ‘invi will i. llcmovcd il out of ‘sight’. Sonic the monlcnt ralhérlrclic-vkjdi liipt ‘i liuiiioi‘ ol tlic allililhlml, for ‘broke 0m. "D06 this‘ ‘wnclllCgtiiisl0ll. lll€ll zi Eruft VOICC - _ ~ - . i llL. l rcplicd czilnily: “It keeps

V“)? E004 ""19. ~\li'- lltliislcr." Zlil(l continued lo write. Hollie-Id illC/\V'allCll in his liziiid for _l)L‘l'llii[)S 1i iiiiiililc l0llgcr, then laid it (l0\\'ii oii tlic lilhll- ligziiii Zlilll milked out of lllc room iviiliout zill- ollicr word. I caught the mgiil, Th“ gllllﬁl’ llllll l" llio vlirly dzrvs, from linic to time, se-

lcclcd one from (lllltlllg llic 181 iiiciiilicrs of tlic llousc, to whom W115 ilwvfilﬁil ll)‘ liiiiiiiiiiiliiis coiisciil llic lJlitl ciiiinciicc ziiid also llic lillo of llic Ilirlcrllixi"! .lliiii iii '/f!l' ['f()iI.\'t'. ll might hc liiorc difficult lo nizikl- ii scll-clioii for such u throiic of slate ‘in these ilziys, hilt zit tlic time licrl- rclcrrcd l0, which ivzis sonic yours after llic episode lzisl licrcivilli rclzilcd. llic choice had fallcii upoii an Ontario iiicuilicr wlio. for tlic pilrplisc of this history, may hc lrzillcd lllugdoii. 'l‘li:il \\'.'lS iioi his rczil iiziiiic, of course. and very probably he was ilol iiiorc wickcd lliuii sonic of lilS lclloiv-iiicili- bcrs, wlio cliccrfullv accorded liiiii zi precedence in lraiiiigrcssioii. Be that as it iiizi_v. lic ivzis ‘.'!l(l0\VC(l with .'i raspiiig, coarse voice, which distinguished Iiiiii from most" other speakers. Tlic tele- phone: was 1i iicw iiivciilitiii lil lllZil liiiic ziiid llic first instruments were being lilSlZlllUil iii llllliWil. .\ room was filled up in llic Pal‘- liaincllt Buildings mill tlic llltfil of llic reporters’ gallery were not‘.-

nected with tlic Dominion hlcthodist Church, so as l0 give an opportunity lo listen to llic $Ci‘\'lt‘t‘ ou tlic following Stindziy‘.

The gallery W115 ivcll rcprcscnlcd in llic room when tlic time canic round. Six of us sat down, cacli with two receivers, one at each car. ZIS was llic cquipniciit first in vogue. \\'c waited. Soon the organ pczilcrl forlli ziii overture. Strangely solemn it was thus to hear for tlic llYSY. liiiic sweet strains coming as it lvcrc from tlic lnisccii world. .~\Il lull llic solcliiiiily of il, and a hush that was almost llllCIiMflCll upon our lilllc company. We miilcd ' for tlic clear, rcvcrl-iil voicl: of tlic IIZISlOI’, Willi wliosc tones most of us were familiar, lo lit-gill tlic tipciiiiig invocation. liislczlll we heard a harsh, cozirsc voice of zi stranger and it was not uiilikc the voice of tlic ll-’ickl"dl‘.vi Jluii. This was loo lliiiCll. livery on‘: was at once seized with llic same impression. Onl- oi the listen- crs blurted out, ‘fllzidcs! it's Illzigdoii l" and ii roar of uncontroll-

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chudvs Paul“ 5llPP¢F8i sizes s to 7y, . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .. $1.511 Child's Patent Slippers, gig" 3 l" 1W: ' $1.75 ; Misses, sizes 11 to 2 . . . . .. $2.10 1 Women's. sizsa 2y, to 7 .. 53,25 Child's Brown Oxfords, size; 5

to 101/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00 Misses sizes 11 to 2 . . . . .. $2.50 Boys. sizee 11 to 13 . . . . .. $2.50 Boys, sizes 1 to 6% . . . . ., 33,50

56y: and Girls in Black Leather, same prices. RUBBER SOLED SNEAKERS Brown Beets. Child's, e to 1o 90¢ Brown Boots. Boya and elm, 11 to 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.00 Brown Boots Boys 1 to 5 .. $1.15 Brown Boots, Men's. 6 to 11 $1.25 White Boots, Child’; 6 go 1o 59° White Boots. Boys’. sizes 11 to 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.15 White Beets. Boys’, sizes 1 to $1.25 Ten~ . , $1.10 White Oxforde, Mllseee $1.00 White Oxlorde, Men's $1.25 Bathing Shoes, all colour; . , 75¢

5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. White Oxlorde, Women’; ( nl .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..

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W. E. Bentley, K. 1O. - Barrister and Atterney-at-Lew ‘Office: 180 Riohmond Street ‘ MONEY TO LOAN Charlottetown, P. i. I.

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lied tel. ‘ e. a -N ‘Mala ar, eee l" llliiillying Glaeeee

Mven to be the beet in the ‘mitld for the treatment o Q

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‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ i -. . .1 ~ N GI ow. ‘d I this port about ovary

l“ Shem on their MERITS. ‘ J. A. MoDONALO ' ‘H. I. idePtill ‘mwﬂﬂootuk gtgglllltegltiééfzt: zfgiiiegitmdave. ' > l . . = ' lord perform eoere o . , I ‘i . Berrietere A ‘ .5 i1 ienrw unattended. We" "l

~~ old l. Worthy "$13?" i“ rzrzliilzliliirnlrutrris

i - 1 » . " ‘ or ii rel 0s and

y PHONI pm A , Mark R- Mﬁlliﬁﬂn féllwlitl-tfiq vallle‘: e-leuioiir- w“

‘Strop Utility Knife given true wllli

Lﬂilig’ Creek 7:30 p. in. Sunday‘

able laughter broke forlli. Tllcft: was no more solcmnily in tlic service for the gallery iiicn altcr llizit, and all may bc pardoned if they have since retained some prejudice against tlic plan. sincc more in. vogue, of lisll-niiig lo religious scrvlccs liy ‘plioiic.

THE BENTRA. GUARDIAN

it. 85 LADIES SILK Dresses worth

OFFICE CLOSED — Iii‘. I".

DOIIKBIV-S office will b0 closed lllllll from e15 w $22 rm Mile Fildiw May “up _ morning at $9.98.——S. A. MnﬁDon- 5139-542, iii. iiliils. 54335 1-131

SUBSORI-BERS sriilliiii: Iu liicll‘ renewal are entitled to lllt) vzilrl AutoStrop iRuzor or tho Valet Allin

POWNAL CIRCUIT -— ‘Services 11m.» Lords lmy will lit‘. as itiliow-i -—l.\lllll'l0\\', IS. School at 10 H.111“ Service ail i1 11.111. ‘POWIJBI 5- JSClIOOl iti 11 II. ni. ‘Service at 7 p. III. Plvlisc lioio changes Ql hours til .\IlIlvIt-\v.

every new or roiiowui yuiiriy ziulr scription.

BAPTiIST SERVICES. Nijllll River Field Sitiuiay May 5: lull" view 11 a. m.. North River 3 p. iii..

iPOwNAiLi-Iizlblialli School 1i ‘A, IM. Special ‘ltally ‘Day. A special missionary iiaik will iio given by tlic ‘Missionary ‘Sllptifilileliitlﬂlll. There is l). class for every one. ‘Regular service ai. 7 p. m. ‘Plaewr Rev. i1‘. H. Littlejohus. A cordial

School North River 2 p. in. W. It. l‘ Macwaiker. minister.

ﬁcd that half a (lozcii lIISITIIIiiCIIIS wouldlic placed tlicrc and con- l

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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The improved uniform

Lional Sunday School Lessons. Meson - VI

iSecond Quarter:

Sunday School Lesson

I Intel Tia-l

Ins I, ior nilnclng words lie then deacrlliedisemi-conscious ot‘ the words they

l-iAzEuanooK-inev. i‘. ii- ‘W-

woicomc to all.

z Acts iII: 12-14: 32-41: Muy 15. 1927-

Prelentiizg f, The ‘Foursome’ Set. "ﬁg? _ Complete .9 ', J with Tray

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. . . After tennis, after golf, when two times two makes a. heavenly dinner party, here's silverware to serve four: the new Foursome set, inﬁve charming patterns including the new ‘Paul Revere‘ . . . The velvet container lifts outancl reveals, at the hostess’ service, a bright, painted tray—-sea-blue,-sun-gold—— ready to carry tea out under the beech-tree, or coffee to the verandah, or froéled drinks . . . that tinkle . . . anywherc—— .

' The To/zriome’ set——22 [zines and i/ze lmy—romer

to ‘Z8. Wilb DeLuxe Stain/err Kniz/ei. Arid a! very ilig/at extra mi‘! you can add to the rel as Ib/eﬁmxa/i/y ‘

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in whom they all believer]. llo then on from lielivon pi oduced an ecstaw passed to the latest messeng o! lic- eifrct unnii llie apostles. They God- Jestis oi’ Nazareth. affirming? [iosslllly broke out. in an improvis- Iiim to he as truly tiliplovell 0i Uﬂllled anthem ill rapturous and elevat- Joel himself. Wltli no eqliivocal:cll strains niid were possibly hilt Jehovah's last uttered, This eifeitl is in perfect harmony with the lawe of psycho-

ihe traigic fate oi’ and greatest herald. iHe fearlessly

tiolohn will preach lil fll-uzelbrook

ALLEY ~ =- -» "Mn" noon next at 3 p. in. All are cordl-

Unlted Church 0i ‘Canada. On Syll- day May 16, the Church at Viln- eiiow North which ‘hue been cioseil ior repairs will be reoliﬁilﬁil an“

l1 a. rn.. the Pastor. Rev. W. H. iPaimer will he the preacher. Bl 3 u. m.,-ltev. York will preach; and ih the even- ing at 7.30 Rev. E1. M. Aitkon 0i Cornwall will _ There will be no serviced other appointments on that d8?-

getoolt place ouTueedoy eveiiiﬁii. Aiprii 20th. at six o'clock at Th0 Church o! the ‘rraustiaurwtion in New York City. ot MW - ery. only daushtor o! v semi Doﬂlitiihiodliilifo and of M"- ueeiiieyi-e qr iseoiieeaue. Prince W‘ were Island. to or. horde» 81W eon ﬂees, son or ‘Mr. and‘ -Mi'ii-

Baptist Church on iSuiidar “"1"” . —-—-— _ OHIRISTLAN CHURCH SERVIC- EiS-llrradalbantxlirederloton, New Glasgow. diev. C. 1E Armstrong will preach in the Christian Church at [ti-mlalbiine ISundayI-ﬁlh at l1_ a. m. iAi IFITKIOFiCLOII Hall at 3 p. m. and New Glasgow ‘Church at 7.30. A cordial invitation; is extended to ail 1o attend these services.

ally invited. u

-aA.PTisT CHURCH-JIM’. A. ('- Baiiiyard will preach al Weslmore- land at 1'1 a. m. "Tryoii 3 D- iii-l Albany 7.30 p. 1n.

WINSLOE SERVICES. -—Tll9

‘PROGRESSIVE — The ‘Boston ‘Produce lBulietin oi May 7 aays:— ‘Jae. -S. ‘Wedlock. of Wedlock d: iwinkeiler, is on a 10 daya trip to lPrlnce iEdward ‘island. For a new lioiiea they are going some, espec- ially in potatoes.

ARRIVED m nolrr - The as. Iiarnhan Captain Goodrlok. and Mrs. Goodrick which ieit Montreal on Sunday morning nit one o'clock arrived in this lwrt Wednesday ll one o'clock in the ohernoon. The B. S. Fannham la chartered by the Intercontinental ‘Transport Service (30,. Montreal. her tonneze bells! 2500 dead weight and carries twenty-one o! a crew. The 8.8. Fariiiiam alter discharslill I lull cargo leit last night for St. John's Nirid. with a large cargo, this splendid boat will make sailings to

hreo services will be held. M

11-, 111., Bootliroyd 0f

the preacher.

b e e1, the

oaieeiwiaioiurvne-rile mar"-

IMontIl-lm’ 1M lite Di‘ .

fore and be baptized everyone ol‘ you in the name of

and‘ ye shall receive the gilt of the. Holy ‘Spiiit. Acts 11-38.

St. Peter has been called. had never spoken after the sermon on Pentecost the unique title "would have been ab-l undantiy justified. That utterance» was complete. courageous. convlnc~ ins. i

wdrld was in Jerusalem that dill’. Seventeen nations or countiiies are enumerated. The joyous Feast of Pentecost tailing as lt did at ‘the most convenient time tor leisure and travel bed made that Zlthering possible.‘ When bile ibenodietluii was _ pronounced over that congregation apostles iu tarrylngoat {wisdom in the substance‘ oii the sermon was obedience to the I carried to the tour quarters ortiie ‘is admirable. They were iilte aheeplnot. - among wolves and their ‘shepherdgroot in ambition. its fruit may be , The ﬁsherman spoke like a coi-Iwali gone. Their native Galilee was_ pride. Were it not better to strlvo 130w doog a young ‘people's soc- loge graduate. lie created a middle sate and attractive, but still therior an all-around character which ioty train one in loaders ground at once between. himself and remained. That le some gauge oil will tit into any sphere in which hla auditory by quoting the prophet their moral progress . .

Bioibe. ‘

60km“ Text: new!“ ye there. placed ‘the responsibility (or the

Josue Christ itragoldy oilthe cross. exactly witeio . .1 t eon et.

“m the remission or you‘ smsd "Ye ltifllcd liim but God raised Iliim." ‘Could any language be more lexplicit? gain the apostle strengthens he argument by quot- ing the familiar language of Israel's greatest king. ‘David could not he reterrlng to himselr when he said: ‘Thou wilt show me the ways of lite‘. I-le is still in his grave. No lie was referring to him whose grave in tihe garden near to ‘Calvary is ‘empty today. This riaen and exalt- ed Christ’ has produced what you isep and hear.‘ -

This sermon produced the his- Th-e toric eileot or every spirit-attended sermon eince that. day. There was plontr-ldon, confession“ taieb, aiad- iribsa and praise.

PETER AT PENTEcosT (The Story)

"Mouth o! the Apostles" is what! It he

another word‘

"He bad an Ideal audience.

urinal: "l-ii-i-E s-ruov ‘LAMP

The courageous obedience o! the

law's SIIGGOWr-SHBRQBDBETO,

logy. hul iras attributed to lllllllk'_ enness by the unsympathetic and inhiiinllerstniidiiip witnesses . . .

This descent oi tho Holy iSpirll Iii

the strongest proof oi’ the ascension

0i‘ Jesus. _).s the Hebrew high priest

inst Io view of the people as he iii-f illlated behind the veil was yet in‘ evidence by the llnhilng ol’ the gollI-‘ en bells which fringed Ills robe sol the silccesaful mediation 0i‘ Jesus as high priest o.i' all souls was prov- en by the shedding forth ol‘ what all saw and heard Lliat (lay . . . lie had prayed the‘ Father as he assur- ed them he would. As an answer they were baptized with the Holy Spirit and with lire.

YOUNG PEOPLE’! DEVOTIONAL ‘ §ERVICE May 1'5. i927. 2 Timothy iii 1-7. Motto: Ambition la iiiut. a shad-

HOW TO BECOME A LEADER

rd'a, command .

it is an open question whether one should aspire‘ to be a leader or Such a desire may have its

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PAILY READING

Monday-imam from a areal leatiei. ‘Exodus 24: 12-18.

Tuesday-istirve falihluliy- Genea- ie 41: 1-43. ‘

Wedneeiiay~<Fiollow your vision. (lerlesla l2: 1-5.

Thuredayw-Coucentrate. 1 Obiinv ihiaria 2:2.

Miller-Study. 2 Timothy 2:15.

iSalurday-‘Be original. hiatthew 7: 28-29.

TO THlNK ABOUT! What kind o! persons make the best leaders’!

am , Wlhat ere some rewards ot leader- _.i_ ‘

Glee their lioneyag:

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