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CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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I havea nice line of silverwear, clocks,

watches, je.velry, etc, etc, suitable for wedding presents, that I ani offering :tt the very lowest prices.

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_The best part 'of breakfast, to

most people, is their cup~ of Chase 6; Sanborn’s Coffee.

Perfect berries, careful selection,

expert blending, insure dm rid, color and delightful flavor of this best coffee.

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oesloNnRs_ / ENGRAVFRJ.

- ELECT ROTYVERS

Bl. .lulln.\'. ll.

Cleanliness

is Next to Godlincss

If you want your home tlloroiigb-

ly clean und healthy. have it do c scielllliicallv. Ordinary tli~iilft\‘.- ants give only a false sense of security. Microbes and bactrris link beyond the reach of the lilo-t particular housewife. I use only the latest approved llietllld which is a or-rfect gelilrcide and elltioriccf by n l Boards of Health anu l-leailili it Officers

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PITI/LIIZED AIR for Painless Extraction Sale and Sure and Pleasant. “as no after effects.

'llll this lnctlnul wi-. l-nn 1-xtnwrolln or ‘Wooly lwnli und nnl hurt you any ut ull.

Ask your |'|-iinnls nnll they will lull vnu lhlll this il lx' uct. _

BERLIN DENTAL rliitrolts, c. ll. Bi-:».it, D. u \Vorl¢ Guzn-nnleeil Over Prowse Block _ l‘lop \

is a. railroad shine,

that lasts like patent leather. Saves and feeds the

` leather too, and makes the shoes last longer. Do not

let your boot-black ruin your shoes With any old polish. Insist on getting “ 2 in I "

and get satisfaction

10c. and 2

Shoe Polish 1

At all dealers

quick as Wink. Puts a. polish on

5c. tin

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“Montserrat” Punch- .H Delicious Cooling Drink

¥Vliellcver you want something cool to drink, try “Montserrat” Punch. Its

made iii a minute-no trouble or in_iiss-- and is cheaper than lemonade. Recipe:

}5 pint “MoN'rsr.lzlzA'r”

6 pints Water 4 'l`abIe`spoonfuls Sugar (or more)

Of course, be sure tllat you have

"l~ioNrsritRAr"

Lime Fruit Juice

Cracked Ice. ~

LEBg0§.vIS. LESSON

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THE .GREATEST FAMILY

5 MEDICINE OF THE AGE

l"In the Lord put I my trust." P . 11:1.

EXPOSITION :

I. Gollathis Boasting, 38-44. The

challenge of Goliath hadfilled- the -hearts of the whole army with dis-

|may (vs. 11,24, 32), but young David ‘had no fear. The eyes of all the ‘rest of the Israel’ were upon theml selves. The eyes of David were upon lGod ¢(v. 37). This \;a;s the one ,secret of David"s courage, assurance yand victory. It is the secret of all ,true courage and victory. Saul also ;had been at one time a man of dauntless courage, but the Spirit of

34 ‘God had now departed from him and

.he was as big a coward as any in ‘Israel (cf ch. 16:14). David, relying upon Jehovah, proposed to go and fight the ,mighty giant single-handed. ,To cool common sense his proposi- Ition seemed the height of absurdity. There was much about Goliath to fill David with fears (vs. 4-8). David ,had taken all these things into ac- count, but he was not ~afraid; , for §Jehovah was his salvation and his lstrength (cf. Ps. 27421-3). If we truly Itrust in the LORD we will never be :afraid no matter .though the odds against us seem to be overwhelming (Isa. 12:2; Ro. 8:31). Even Saul sought to- dissuade him (v'. 33). When God calls, any one of' us to light

'some Goliath some kindly intention- ,ed Saul is sure to say, '-‘l’l‘hou art inot able" (cl. Phil. 4:13). It was n :good argument that David brought lforward to answer the argument ol ,unbelief (vs. 34-37). We may wise- .ly trust the God who has delivered yus in tlhe past to also de- 'liver us in the present and the

liver us in the present and the future

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furthermore, that Goliath was doom- ed to defeat because he had defied the iliving God ,(ve. 26,36). Soul sought to help David by clothing hilm with his- own apparel and armor. But the intended help proved a real hind- .rance. It is impossible to light thc battles und win the victories of faith lwith. Sllul’s armor (2 Cor. 10:4). When David tried Suul’s armor hr-

- was forced to say, “I cannot go with

these." l II. David's Victory, 45-49. All Is- ;rnel had been friiglltened by Goli 'ntll’s boasts. Many a professed Christian in these days is terribly frightened by the blatant boasts of infidelity, but the true mon of faith is not nl all disturbed by all this lblllster. David was not frightened simply because his whole trust wus "tin the name of the LORD of hosts." D»lvid's answer is well worth study- ling. Our answer to the boasts of un- lhelief to-day ought to he the same. To the eye of sense “a sword" and “li spear”and "n javelin” seemed like a better equipment than ‘-‘the nnnio of the' Lord ot`hosts,j” but when any man can truly say that he goes into battle in the name of the Lord of hosts" his victory is sure. Jehovah is "the God of the armies of Israel.” David made a great deal of the fact that Goliath had datled the Lord (v. 45; cf. vs. 26, 36). Cnlmly but fenrlcssly David declared to Goli ‘nth the sure outcome of the battle. He took no credit to himself. He said “the Lord will deliver thee intl my hand." David knew that by faith alone. There was nothing for sense to `nui1d upon (cf. Heb.11:1). David would smite Goliath not because of luny strength of his own, but only be icnnse God had delivered him into his

Ihand. David would do to Goliath and "the host of the Philistines" just what Goliath had boasted that .he would do to David iv. 46; cf. v. l-44). God’s purpose in giving this 'great victory to David was not mere ly to magnify David, hilt "thot al irhe earth may know that there is is lGod in Israel." David was not aim ‘inn nt his own honor _hut at Jeho

'vnll’s. but he got great honor for lhimsr-,lf (ch. 18:6, 7). Israel needed lto learn n lesson ns well as thc lworld v, 47, ll.V.). The church need lto lnnrn that lesson to-day. The but ytlo is the Lol'tl's, it is in His hands lilo will give it into the hands o' flhose who trust in und obey Him }'i‘llcre is nlwuys nn open place some

'wllrrc ln the intidel's armor, and thi ,mnn who trusts God to guide his nirr Iis anne to find it. How easily th: nnollfics wc most fear come rlowr when wc face them in God'i»

strength.

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CHA RLOTTETOWN MA RKETB

Correct for every Wednesday and

Rmtnrday issues. llcef qnnrfer _ 5 $0 9 llc-ef small 10 to 14 Flour 2.80 to 2.90 Oatmeal 3 D0 5

3 to 5

fleets per hunch 5 to F New onions per hunch 1' flutter fresh per pound 19 tn 21 Lamb pgr lb B to 9 Chickens per pnir 65 to 1.00 Fltrnw per cwt 3° I-lily per cwt

Black Oats White Oats 4*' Green Peas quart 18 to 20 Lettuce f~ Cauliflower

Strawberries tame Strawberries wild 2" Potatoes per bus. 3"

15 to 16

Eggs

Digby, N. B.

Minnrd's Liniment Co., Limited,

Gentlemen,-Last August my horse

was lmdly cut in eleven places by n 'narbed wlre fence. Three ol the cuts, (small ones) henlnrl soon, hilt tho oth- ern hecnmc- 'foul and rotten, and though I tried many kinds of medl- cinr they had no beneficial result. At lasl' a doctor advised me to uso MINARIYS LINIMENT and in fntlr weelts' time every sore was healed and the halr has grown over each one ln line condition. The lllnllment ls certainly wonderful in its work-

I . ng JOHN ll.. HOLDEN. Wftliels. Perry Baker.

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"Fruit-li.-tives" ls now a household

Word throughout Cullada.. From ocean to ocean these \von<lerl‘ul fruit liver tablets are used and praised ln thousands of homes.

No other medlcllle, of late years,

hu made such an unqualified success with the whole Canadian people as “Fruit-a-tives," and in the compara- tively short tr-rm of four years. As an indication of the wily they are selling it may be mentioned that several of the large wholesale drug houses are ordering ln 100 gross lots. That means 14,400 boxes of “Fruit-a.-tives" to be retulled at 50c a box, amount- ing to $7,200.00.

No doubt there ure thousands of

people who have felt that they could

Based upon the Juices of Fruit-“Fruit-a-tives " .

Has Made a Name For Itself In Every Part of Canada at 50c. a box

ALSO PUT UP IN 25c. TRIAL SIZE

I not afford to risk 50c Just to try “Fruit-a-tives." To meet them half way "Fruit-a-tives" are now put up in 8. special trial size which sells for 25c.

child may find out the benefit of these splendid tablets.

Whatever your trouble may be-

Constipation. Biliousness, Liver and Kidney Trouble, Skin Diseases, Rheu- nlatlsln, Sclatlca, Neuralglll. Head- az-hes, Indlgestlun, Dyspepsla,-"Frulb a-tives" will surcly help you.

Remember the new 25c trial size, ln

addition to the regular 50c boxes. Let. us know if your dealer cannot supply both sizes. I"l‘ult-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

Brazilian ‘

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This wall known Sim. l~ n llon_l»le Grunt L-rlnnl son of llnlnbletoniun lll, he is tllcl~cfor»-

one ofthe bull. bl-ell llol-~t:~__in l\nn.~rl|_-lt. ‘ _

llrllzilillll lsn snr-:: hilt: nl’ _~`lNl;‘1| lillll l'1'lZU l'illL: Winners ns luis ltll-eluly been tlunllllll-'l

ruled. Ho has to his orc lit "Lottie l . it ll l-l l.ln'\ liello 2. _Ill I-2 \'il'l_'inin .l. 2.2.1 l-'.5 lirnzilinn .lr 2.251 2 Isl-noi 'l`a|'te (Ill '.!.§lll l-4. n ll (Mon D (Ill 2.27. l’nt-|n‘: Kiln! ofthe East. llw lnsl lun

the Mui-ililne. l’rn\'i||eos .\'o fllrthul' ivolnllnunln-

on need be given as this lloi-suis llnll-dog t'ni:ln;: enrucl' and sllcell sire lcplltlllioll is known lo

nl: ‘ ol' <i'n~on. HU Of llUl‘fUct slvle trait, color. and confornlllli in

]linn»r:olL ‘-’lllullpl'lns, ull;l ho hns nlilny more fats! \'l\~|'||~

lrnluiz- cl-ins cle nmrly to

T. GORDON IVES

Montague Owner

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Lawn Rakes

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awn Shears

Garden Tools

bber ills

FENNELL &

The Ackllzrwlctlgcd

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Scasonablc Suggestions

Y Ice Cream ' F rcczers

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N, Refrigerator

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~,4c~ ‘ -l _ ‘_ \ if Saleen lloors il'-;.,;._ _ Screen VVin-

‘-'*’ dows.

Wllolcsalc and Retail

C H A N DLER

lI:trd\\':\re Leaders.

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good order for the spring work. We

its without lo~s ol time

Give us a cnlli

Nowis tlle time Wllcnnllcarls. trick wagons, etc. need to he in

can supply wheels mid make rr-n

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Also fine iineuf lluggies, ronll wngolls etc, ill stock.

John LdIoLean @ Son

dsrtuftf Montague

EJ!! Bd. OVAL

Nomrcm 5

ln order that every man, woman audi

Wanted Men

and horses and carts to work at Surry branch on the Mur- ray Harbor Railway. Apply at the work, or to

Trios, _cs MPBELL.

Charlottetown.

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l.ll.I.eckie. M.H.lI.V.S

Government Veterinary inspeclo _

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Soc our “Stock” pumps f`ltl<,-fl

with 2 infill gnlvnnize<1 Pipe and 4 inch llrzlss lined cylinder -- solno- tllillg to give you szltisfllctioll :intl at about the sallle price as otlit-rs charge for pumps of lc<s than llnlf the capacity. All ltillils of pumps, cylill<lcrs,alld pipe at lowest prices,

\Vllo1esnlc and Retail. R. E. MUTCH & C0.

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Hotel Dufferin

sr. JOHN, N. B. Foster Bond Co.

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Job L32 of il »;;

Sent by lnistake will cleat tln_~in

out at the following reduced prices. go Pairs Metl's Dollgolzi Bals $2.25 for $l.75. _io Pairs l\Icll’s Dollgoln linls $1.90 for $l.45. 30 Pairs Boys'Dollgol:i Bals 1.75 for $1.2 5. 12 Pairs Youths’ Dongola Bals $l.5o for $1. lo. 30 Pairs '\Voincll's Doilgolri llnl~. $:.75 for $1.25. _io Pairs\Volncn's'Doligoi:1 Blllclltr Oxford $l.S5‘for_ $1.35. _'40 Pairs \Vclllel1’s Dollgola Oxford $1.75 for $l .25. 24 Pairs Infzilils' Doligola lnitton lloots 750 for 45c. 21 Pairs Illfzlllts’ Dollgoln laced boots (loc for 381:.

All sixes in eacll line.

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Ten_elers

Heating and Plumbing, Provin-

cial Infirmary.

Department of Public Works.

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

july zoth, |908.

Sl'I\LPll) l`E.\`Dlil{§ will he rveeiwri

ut this olliec until noon

Friday, August 7th, |908 from any persoll or persons willing ln

cplltr;-pl for tllel llitfltiilg nnlrl ll‘lun.l|inp o l lt' l'0VlllCl:\ ll lrlilnr_\', -n collwofl , nccorrliliy to plans and spe\':f`lt:atiull to he semi at tllis offlre.

Pnrlies lenllering lnlisl toinlvr scpnrnlc-

ly for the llcllling nntl l’ll|nll\il\_‘.{. liltril lellilirr nlnst be .wcolllllzlllit-tl by n curli- fiui Clluqllo on :my rllnrlert-ll bnllk. pnyn- ll.tll- l‘-Il-C ~'f l)’li`i>l(i)c \)\$o(l“l».is` lfoili llliii sltllillln'iii"§;dT\i.<>ii, tilloqllc will be returned if tender he not accepted.

'l`l\c llepartnlcnl does not hind itself lo

:lcvopt the lowest or any lender.

Telltlers (0 bc xllldressoll to the llnllvr-

signin-ll und mnrkul, "Tender lor healing the Provincial Infirmary". :lull "Tender

the plumbing the] Prgvigpiallllnfic-Lnsry.

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7-slllttsiili Secretary Pllbllc \\'nrks.

W.l".ll. Carvell B. A

Barrister. Solicitors. Notary Pup li l ovl¢lt:l£:- ° ' l)‘Ilolloran Building

Corner Gt. George Street,

Next to ilnlilz of Nova Scotia

TEACHER WANTED

I-'rincipnl wanted for the Aibcrton High

School. Supplement Nillely lfcllars. Ap ply at once to, T. B. WOODMAN - 6-|6dttll|mw4i Isecreuifl'

Tenders

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Tenders will be received hy tho

u to Thurmln

- Y Clf, B ll l Btlltfd P Y Vt e have moved our office from \o.|9 ueeti Street to our factory of mmf! J‘:|l3°s0 for the erccuun U, Fm,

Sqn Escapes and making nccossnry nltcr-

'ipposite St_I’uui's church, where we will bepiensed to fill your tobacco ‘ations to the three City Schools orderi. Buildings, according to plans and

f‘||. Telephone °f w|»i{e_ ‘specifications to be seen nt the office

lot Mr. Chappelle Architect.

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