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_;wihl_ - ._ ._ _ ._ _ "THE I-{"1"‘1§_f1`___Nj*?!S _ _ _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAYLJULY 22, }_9_I_I. F1_iua:r;or ALL" _ {§§i£_i°_ nv Mantis suvmggli

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llllillllll WEEKLY

sHilisi=iiii siiiiiiiiii

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(iiopr. 1909 by Bradley-Garretson

Co., Ltd.)

Mine honor is my life; both grow in

one;

'puke lionor from mc, and my life is

done.,

-Richard II., Act., Sc.I.

.'l‘|iei‘u is no word that appears with greater frequency on the pages of l-lliiikespeure than the word "honor.” 'l‘herc is nothing that appealed with .iieiiter force to the men of the time Ig; -‘oi-eiit Eiizubetir' than ou-. ia"- contaiiied in the word. It was an nge of- chivalry and daring. soc.. ni... as i-lir Philip Sidney had honor in L-xfess, if such a thine: were possible. 'i‘liey would recklessly throw away their lives rather tbuui have disoon- ,ir in the faintest degree tarnish their iisuutclieon. A man like Drake sailei arountl the world not for his own gpiiyy, but for the -honor. of his na- tion. To show the white feather in the presence of an -overwhelming force would have iueullt dishouor 'to the lui _Ilidi name, and those high- ideals

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prising, llbly Directed and Highly Successful Company.

these columns with it view to i~:l.ini\i- riuick (‘»i»iii|>iiiiics Act, dated Fcbrii-:` l"AllM l\’l(J'l‘(ilfh‘ l‘.llMlNG. l late enterprises and iiivt-stnieiits in nry l~, llllii with an iiiitlioidseii ciipil. 'I It is thc intention of the Company that line, hilt niaiiy things have liiu- iii of $l25,000, ilividcd into i250 _to undertake the construction of ldercd such <lcvciopin~ent. The very i~ilinrcs ol $100 each. lfarni and stiitioiiary niotors in the !fel'tilil;y of thc Island soil has licrii ii 'l‘lll‘l ('lll\’ll'/\N\’. illuf iliiltlillt fUt\ll'0. 'NIB lllllmillll f0l` lhiuilrunce by eoiicentrntini; iiiiiirly all 'l‘hc l_lii'e<-,tiii|_q llniii-il of the ('.o|n- :iiiecliiiiiical power on the _Turin is ra-

the encrgics of thc pcoplc upon iigri paiiy is us follows: ‘pidly lil"-’\V`l\lK llllil LU llliml- Ullli UU’ _

__, _ _l__l:_e t_tlu»i._ii_i.¢. o_l gi_i_._.tl_ wi_il.i.i_- __y»i¢_s:i_lt_iil.__l_liiit_t httwiiit, M.ti.hin Xiiiiiil l£1i__st,:leii§____tl\i5l_iit idt._i:_________ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _|_.__,__||_v _hw ___ “___ __,_.___,,H_ ___ “___ _____ i-.f l)i'akii's inado liiin dart: and do_ _ » . L o coin aiu usi i|_ ninii-,i- n..__ .i.ti_io..ito\\ii. _ _ _ ii_ cup, c o_ _n_oi_t.i.i.<. iovvii wi s pots ii siow tie ineiits of this u.ini__ p_iovidi.il and with the i,_iowini_ . ___________ _________ ________ ___ ___

. __ r______(ul odds ,ilu iliid iiictiils has i~il,i»in| iii flii~ \’ici:_ l’les. !\ii<li'c\\' McN:iii‘ l'iiip;iii» tliicsli tliii ginlii, chop oi giiii_i| tlic_

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Ml‘iiiiixi>i‘ do dciir toilic A“g|0,,Sux0__lwiiy, Anil thu isolntioii of tho l'i-ii' i-er, i.lini'|ol.l.nl,iiwii. 'feed for stock, snw up ii years lire- ______,_.eve_f (mmd has g\m.m_m|y wunlviiicc, especially in the winter seinion, Hoe. "I‘i~e:is.--ll. li. lMnc.l(ny, Ai--_wooil in :i _lirief i-1111100 of tiiiue. _l`¢' ______ ___ hh, buté|e___ The h_,_m___ t_|.__itilH1H Uhorntcd adversely. Iliit_too eoiintaiil., l¥li:ti‘lol.ti=,l.riwii. |vo|ve a itrinilstoiic for slinrpeiiing

__;____ ___ ___g___,____t_ _____t_ee___ by __,_e___ whullniieli has bccii in:ul~i~, of tlwsi- ililliriil ini‘ecliii--l<‘riink lt. H<iiii‘t7,, T`l:iulici', _larin tools, purnp vi'ai.i»r, und niny __ |,.__ mm _,pew|_ in |_0“m._ “_ _miles in the past. llcrie :ind tin-i~i» wlieri- ifliiii~lutt<>l.o\vi|. servo thc piiicticiil piir|iosc of it hrc "“" .‘ K _ _ _ I “I l liiluck, skill and ciitei'|u'isc liiivi- bcvii' llirni-ioi'».li»lin Mifliiean, Mrirnliaiit_ ioiiifiiie when nttiii-liiiil in the pump ‘I V"“l9 to (’m“_l"‘t' '“c"i"° '§_‘}(fdii'ei.it.cil to iinloiii' 'iii<lusti'_v iii this Hoiiris. |:ind hose. its uses :ire niniiy, conrliiii- h“""‘l ‘" "hut "‘t'“"g°_ly _"“¥“d "l““'icity iinil :iliout tho l‘rovini:|~, thi-, ru _ 'l‘huse are :ill well kuowii niiiiii-ii ing its it docs all tho limit fentiires Um" |"'°‘l"‘:”_d the gwm’ ‘ll“'""t'B.t"‘§slili.s have pri»\'cd iiiiuit 4-iiiioiiiuiygiiii-_ t|ii'~»\iylioi|t tin- i’i'oviiii:i-. iiiiil fnr be- ol \viil.i-.i', wind and sl.i-iiiiipowci‘ with- “I Mmdlmm' m uni" nge uf he“r_b"“" uiiil such its sliolllil iiiiipiri- iil.|i‘<-i':i1,i» volid, and ivhiiili iii::piri- roiiliilciicl: _out their <li':iwliiil'lis. 'l`lie imsiilciiii

ki U F t' ul' ' ' -- -- V - ~ -' ‘iiii"iiiil 'is l' `~: - -i1't

ini! and coc -lgli ug, o pagcnii. a i chivalry. I-loiior uiilmiitcs even thc

like cllolt. Anil it hits iu.\,ii|ii-il to The fliiariliiui tlnil. pi-i'|i:ti»s in no any

piilitieiiiiis in lliinglaiid in tlirii°stl'\l|;° niiuid licl.tei~ iii<:oiii'ngi-iiiviil, be given

ples for place and power; honor lil- iipiiwrs the soldiers in tlicir battles; honor rules the hearts of thc boys in

_to iiiilllstriiil ciil.ei-pi-ii-ic in this l’ro- _viiice tliat hy tl'iiciiip,{ in olltlini: thi- growtli and devclopiiieiit of ii lni'i_f_v

their sl*01‘tH’*"l‘l“Y fllil” 59 I1 Hil!l\l'.aii<l slicce.~i'sfiil iiidin;ti'y in pirsi-iii. np.

brunt word.

l.ii.ei'ntiii~e has a profound influence

on national life. Sluikespenrc found nu eiitliiisinsiii for honor»iu the inen of his tinie. I-le so enipliiisivicil thu bviiiity of it, no cxigltcd it, us it wcre, set up so inany iiltars til it iii his iliwiiiiano, that it has bcconic an ini- pmslinlilc llcritiige of the race. ()l;hci‘ writers hnvc touched on honor, but noiii- with so forcible it pen as Sliakc- spoiiro. 'ilie \voi'ds of Riclliird Lovclncc,

who livcd in the eiirly part of the uevi-iil.eeiitli century, have pointed out to iiiiiiiy the wttll to illlty; "I could not love tbcc dear so much

liiiviid l not honor inure." lint lifter all, the idea contained in

thoiir ivords appcurs ii lilliidreil times rin .~iliiikespeni'e's pages.'ln “'l‘roilus siiil l‘riissitla" it ls stated thus: “I.ili- every iunn holds dear; lint the

dear ninu

Ilolils hoiior fur

l.l1:in life."~

more precious dear

_ln “Julius Caesar" llrutus rcmnrk-

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For let thu gods

lovc

Thi* iuiinc of honor nmru than I fcnr

ilvzitll."

A careful reiuliiig of Sliiillesponre's

llluys will convince `nnyone that the poi-l held that ` “'l`|le purest trcnsurc mortal times

afford,

Is spotless reputation."

Wealth, power, honors in the nar-

row siiiise of the world, were as noth- Hu: compared with a good name. ___lt is sometimes contended that iiliakcspcnre has no hero. This is lini-diy correct. He has most decided- ly created a national hero in Henry \., and the prcdomlnatlng trait in U"‘P_ illlfllli YOUHII warrior's charac- fvr is his high sense of honor. A' ‘“_’"‘e 0F B»bI'0Mi. in his rude mirth with Falstalf and his comrades, in th” "‘“*¢¢‘-F6 Presence of the lords tem- lwrul and spiritual. or on the tuit- tle-lleld amid the clash of weapons null the savage impulses born of the lli:ht. honor sways his action. Could

2 nz

so spccil me

uuvthiuz be nobler than his words f‘_"f""B U16 Bnttl ,of Alilncnurtt HY l0\’B. I am not covetous for

sold. _ ‘ _

Nor care I who doth feed upon. my

cost;

lt yearns me not if iuen my mum. ents wcnr; ` Fliicli outward things dwcll not in my

desires.

lint if it be a sin to_covet honor,

_i_i;u the most offending soul alive.” ______:_\:";_\““='{t _ever he it battle hu- _____ W gum; i_n the narrow sense of wnrd ‘;" __““ \0ll0l': between the ln» _ 06 ng and the outward show. '"9" 01 llonor usually comes about by desire to shine in the eye; 010th. lignslw. of the drums Macbeth, V W ert man of the typo of Henry _"___ “°b°__h nuzeested to him that he _______ a__se emo on foot. that would ,____§ _°"°\° iv Banque ii he would _ ' ~" “._ h'"l*\\.V- honor meaninr: pro- “°U0n and newer. 'ru Miieiietn the' ;‘_‘_'_'_`_*_;_0__“l0d._ f-Pllly honorable Banquo

"So I lose none -

"' ‘*°f_‘;';_lr in nuzmm it. but sun My bosom francliird ima iiiisgiance

clear,

l'd ’

I ulmll be counsel .'

All men reeopfulne that honor ""°“1¢l ummm ueir iiaau ii every ""1" WGN sul-mated bv this principle Pwnnhara and teachers of- this would he put out -of business-B th: '“"l°'U\l0 would have arrived ' put "“'°'*“\\»*°|! :hem lionurfwogicii “nd V°‘f'|°“» too often win the vic- *-Dfv over true honor 'png .uhm in sacrificed for the 'shadow Lis: WWW! a mum may sound ."all the gf_';“"'__2_':_d shim; honors" wim-

U fl

__ __°’_____ K___:_e has on, hut, with

lim.

___ __ _ no_la’d and allegiance b’°n;_.. he lc content, though poverty

mtv £59581! dclth threstenal '“ _"ded and it wa. ,mwfdmgiy

cl‘ii.tioii, and knonn to the vvorld :iii ‘}.li~ucc l~ltcwiii't at (fo, l.iiuitcd. i _ 'FHM i~‘liis'i‘ i»/iii'i'Ni~:iis.

t was in the spriii|; of l.‘4‘,lZ lhzil

ithis enterprise 'wits stiirtoil, the piirl-

_ucix being llrucc Sl.cw.ii'l. and iinilri-ir Mc air' bot_li now wiiiicly :uid liivin'~ iuhly kii'owii to l’i'iiicc llid\\‘:ii‘i| liiliiiid

‘:xiiilililillliliiifylldtiiiiiliil ii|ii‘l'yll|ili.'lyl \\'\:\lil‘i‘ liiiiduwcil with iiiiotliiii’ kind oi' cii|\il.:i| lwhlcli is cvuii niorc iiiipiwtniit, <-ii lcrgy, skill, iiidoinitalilo iiidii.~‘tr_v and ,pliick, coiipli-,il with ii ilcl,1:|'iiiiii:il.iiiii lto supply a public \\'iint and to sur.- icecd in \vliiii: tlicy uiitlertiiok. 'l`lii-y ;were in the vigor and prinic of unin-

The uumher of men eiuploycd :it

first was but four, but the business steadily grew. It was soon foiiiidrtliat the iirm .was resoiircefnl and capable beyond others. Nothing wus too hard for tliein to ilndcrtatkc, and in emer- gent cases no eilort was spars_d to complete the job with the utmost dc- spatch, So morn nieu had to be add- ed from time to time until today

amounting to some $36,000 u YGHF. 0|' approximately $3,000 per month.

Huw much this has meant for this man (-_ity in years past and lio\v iuucli it means today is in part t\lll’\1l`ellt to all. But how much more it would mean ll Charlottetown hail, as it ought to havc, a scorc ol such in- dustrial enterprises in active work within the city limits. And there might well be n score 0l’lnCt0Fi€B here in dllfereut lines as la\‘l!¢. 39 pmgpgi-Orig, as useful nnd as beuello- ial as that of.Bru¢e Stewart & C0 Ulmlted. Mention of the present llrm “mg recalls the writer to the deve- lopment of the original firm into thc present colnvlmy-

The firm wus, an wo have said, oongtungly enlarging its opcrntlons and with each new line of work tak- en on came increased demands from an ¢v¢r widening field. When n short time ago the munuifnctiire of gasoline motors was begun, and the excellence gf this product became known n-_ broad n demand arose which could only he met by rin euhirgemcnt of th, pint. 'ra uni-et this more mult-

ivln-ii-vi-i they .tio known. 'i`lie ti

i.oi tie one idiiil, upto .i ii

piiiiy is it iil.l'on;{ uiiie iii its_pii|`s<»ii' i|io\-.'i»i‘ Toi' thc liiriii, which will ilu nrl, liiisiiii-iiii eiiuriqy, iiliiwiictei' :iii_il[inoi'c to siivc the iiiiisizlilzti' cxiii‘tiou iliill f\s it ri-iuill' of this ui';:aiiiv.u- of both nicn and horses than any

l . _ . , . linii into it voiiipaiiv thi- business has

nicclianical puwcr that is known 'l‘lic

Bruce Sttwalt (fiiinpany l.iiniited has

A Foremost Manufacturing lndustfy of This Province. Something of lts llistory: Steady _Growth From u Small Beginning. The Original Partners and Their Work. The Organization of the Company, its Officers and Directors. The Manufacture of _Marine Motors. The Celebrated imperial Motor, Now Sold iii Nine Provinces- The Prizes it Has Won in Com- petition. Farm and Stationary Motors to be Built Hereafter Why Not Motors Cars? The Plant Splend- idly Located For Shipment by Rall or Steamer. Being Enlarged From Year to Year. New Building Now

Under Contract. More Industries Needed For This Province. ll Noble Example Set by This Enter

A i.’,l‘€n.t Wuut ol iYlini~lol:loto\\'ii :ind ,dei-idcil~ lo i'i‘oi‘gi\uise thc business us Cl\i:ill0. Allll it ill ¥\'-iflllll Hillll-*i0 in, This leads up to thc fact tlint the ful one ailiipted to supply prei-lent ini-

_of this lsln_nil |'i_'oviiici-,_is the ivitiil. of_:i _ioiiiifsfiuzk <-oiupuiiy. 'l`his w'iiu cl- 1-oiistriictioii, with few parts, cilB)’ tUl1mpe,.i,,1 M,,,_U,._ ,,,__,_,,m,_t__,_._,d hy the poi'l.niit witiits in Prince lildwnrd ls- _nian|lTactiirii_i;,; iiiiliistries. This l:t<:l,il°<‘i'ti:ii hy obl:iiniin_-,' ,letters piilpyit learn to operate :ind very powerful '_ _ _ _ _ _ |u,,,| w|,;i,._ ,,,,,_,,,-i,,,_: cxL,.|,,,-ivoly L,,,|U_ ,has many tinics biwiii sol. forth iniiiiiili-r the l’rini-,i_» lililiviwil lsliind Joint rn iiiztioii. i

iuainls iioin .thionil and iaioblc of

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been tried in coiiipetition with tliiiselvwy ,_,,~,.,_|_ ,,,__,_m__,i_____ 1|-he ,_,.t,vc U".

made hy other firms and cuiiipuiiiesi and has inadc it capitol sliowini.; cv~{ Hy Y-illle. The Imperial won the Mi--| K_clvie _Trophy two years in succcs-_ uioii, also a gold int-dai for two ycarsi

ut the Halifax lilxhibition and it dip- per cent. ’l‘liiere is every iiidicationl

loiuu froni the St John exhibition.

ergics und skill thiil. have built up a liiisiiiess of over $ll0,000 u. year are still at thi- lielin. 'l‘lic increusir of last yenr’s biisiiicss over that of the preceeding ycair was $22,000, or 25

that with the iin~rcnsed facilities now

TEWI-\RT & COMPANY LIMITED OF CHARLOTTETOWN P.E.l,

.iiiiiiiisi

issiiciiiiui siiiiiai

_('l‘he Associated Sermon preached by 'the Rev. Z. L. Fush at North River,

_' P. E. I.. July 2, 1011, and published int the request of thc Association.)

_ 'PHE IVNCHANGING (Ji-{RIS'l‘

'I‘cxt:-Jesus Christ, the same yes-

I terday, and to-day and forever. Heb. ‘ L3: 8.

‘ 'l‘he most reiniirkahle and distin- `y,qiiii-liiiig icatiirc of thu religioufl tllollzlit of today is what may be citllcd ii new lei-ling for (lhrist. ltis ‘not too niui°h to say that Jesus _l`lirii-it is more stiiiliisl and lu».tl.ei' known than nl. :thy pi-rioil in the his- _ tory of his cliiii-eli. lt is true tnzit lie i was studied iii the light of his persoii- iii liistory and thc past that lay lin- liiiiil it when he was in the flcsli. lint. nl>art frlini this iicci-ssiii'y diilsri--i.»i, we fcel his pci'i»u»iiiil |ii'iisclico iiiore than they did iii the Almsl.oli¢: nyc,

'l‘liis iwiiiiiifi-|'y of the l`lirii»il. is »i'i.i~

liiiuoiis motor and the fiiiini it iii i'epiii.ntioi| nnd di~|uiiiiii for the i‘.oni-1 , _ _ - iii.-_ M, _-_,,,,,,._

rapidly gniuiiig abroad.

A noon i.oo,i'rio's.

The (?oiiipaiiy's biiildiuigs and plnnti

iLl'ii.oxi:elleiif.ly liiciitcd to fiicilitiiti- thc ti':iiisportatioii of its prodiiizts a

nut shipping fitcilil.li>s nrc vcry pre-if

_ _ ._ .__ _`.

` “za- _

V(-'

As ii. i‘esulf» thc sninll liusiii-css griiiv I iviiliii- lii-ld. its opiei‘:itiiiiii~; include tim

from the vary start und has eoutiii-[\uu1Illf=1<'l-1\{'v ul i:=1»u»lll\l‘ lu01ui'_=i. "ed tl, uxpami from yi,-up tl, your m|__stcniii ciigines and lioilcrs, saw _niill der the some capable iiiaiiiigeineiit. _#Hui flll`llI llflll_Ul1ll\0l'y. WON Ul \’l1ljl0\lH I<‘roni thc lieiziiiiiiiig they ci-ititlilislicd:H0l`f»H. l'¢'-lHlll`ll\i§ Ul dll ll¢S<Il\l)l1l0ll>i. a reputation for proiiiptiicss in doinglpluinbiiig, steam iiiiil liot~\\'u.tcr lieut- uie work erin-usicii to i.iii»,i.i .rua tin-line. shin cluuulivry. nuil-nuikiuiz. &¢.

most coiincientioiis wliitliiiity niul_&<`--

tliorouglincss in all that they uiider-I G.-\l~llJl.l'lNl<l l\lU'l‘0llS. tank to ,]0_ AB _L c,,,,Mi_,_||,i,,¢,. q_p,,yI The iiianulactiire of giisolciic mot- kcpt their ciisioincrs and were ul- Urs has hcconie il \'1'1`Y l_ml>Ul"f_l1l\'C ways adding new ones, until whut_i part of thc fnctoi'y's opcratioiis with- was at first a suiall mul purely locnl:lu the past two yi‘ars,_ and the dc- busiuess began to nssunic piuvinciniliiiaiiil for the company s motors has imp0,.mnCc_ lcxcceilcil the highest cxpcctations. l HANDS 1qMp[,r\Yl<}D. [The now cclr-bratcd imperial Motors

have attracted attention not only tlirou_-ghost this Proviiice, but thc sister Maritiiuc Provinces as well. l~`roni ln() to l7'5 of thcse_motors have been sold during the present year. 'l"hcy are installed in large numbers iii l‘i‘incc l4]il\vai‘d Tslnnil, Nova Scot- ia, and Neiv Bruiiswick, and have found a iuui'ke.t in Qiiebuc, tintario, llritisli (‘oluiul>ia and Ncwfoiliiilliiiiil,

there arc about G5 men eml>luycil,_\\'liilc iiiqiiiries have coins from frir- witli an n.lluun.l distl'ibutioii of \v£Ll!*5*‘ “H 1"`l"l`<‘- lllll’l‘l't

iiud from cvcry

2 Cylinder 4 Cycle Imperial Murine Motor, iuunufactured by ll.

Stcwiirt & Vu., litil., ifity. _

'rovincc in the big iloinluion.

As yet only the nnirlnc type _ol

motor has been inniuihtctiircil by thc (‘-_oinp:iuy, and thc dciiiniiil, as has been said, is great. lu the Pill* NW years motor bouts have multiplied amazingly on thc liarhors, lakes and rivers of North America and the world. Many of these are biillt for pleasure, or for sport, others for utility. There are racing motor boats, built for speed, there are motor launches in which small parties may make quick excursions, and house- boats driven by gnsoleue engines. llthor cruftfwilli the same propellllul power have been found most nm-ful ln the l_obstu`r fishery to attend upon the traps, mid so forth.

For all these purposes the gnsolune

motor has become ihdlnpeiisable. It is so compact that it occupies very lit- tle space, nnd'the same is trim of its fuel, which in small quantity contains an enormous aggregate of power. 'l’hc engine is alwnys ready for.work at a inomexit's notice, without loss of

time in lighting n llre and gi-.l.l.lng up Jiteam, as in the casa of the steam

well aware that but for the legisla-

l.o\vu and would thus have created!

ple can have motor boats by thel score on the harbors, rivers and. coastal waters, but cannot be permit-! ted to have motor cars or carriages‘ on land. This is a condition of 'things I that cannot always prevail. But this by the way. Anyway, stationary en gines are not forbidden by law, even in Prince Edward Island and the Im- perial motor as adapted alike for murine or stationary use.

‘ h`UPl’TiY1`NG PRESENT NEEDS.

'Po liil the present needs of Island farmers in regard to farm engines and until they can be made here the <‘onipauy have secured the agency for lhe famous Ideal Gnsolenc Engine, manufactured by the celebrated lirni of (loold, Shapley and Muir, Limited of (hilt, Ontario, These engines have niadc a reputation for themselves tlirouglinut Cniindn, have been sold here and have given excellent satis- faction. The Company are nowi tink- ing orders for these motors and will be prepared to deliver them very

hisliiiv ihiiiiivli iiiu-liiin-_ |,iii ,,,,,\» we

ilcsirnlilc not only iii thc interest of , “""""' ““] hm "uh" ”"|“'l5"d lu 'HP ' 1 __ | _ ul fl' I ind iiii 'ii '

; i lmlriilul' liciu ii :ind ii'|ei' ,o`li "'"` ‘ mi" 9" W” ‘WI L'h"""“

the i'oiupiiny and llii-.ir iiiii`iici'i»iis

inori- in inn iiflihiiiiiii lliiiiipflil. iii-cniise

niilliloyiiusi Init iii the iiil.i-i'o:~\t aiiill\‘_" ""."“ lm" |"'H"" l" l|i“"'|`.\’- Ulf!

|".______| _"___ also “___ ______,___Vi__g t_|___i_._1_,, UH. ,._|»c,|i¢_ ,H H", City ___ (.|____.|__|__ llii;l.i.|~|i~:i| ii-iilily l_>:i:i lii'i»li|.,__ in "pm, cniil iiiiil raw ninl»ci'inl, 'l‘he sliii»|iinl7"“"""w" “ml l-llc l’i‘oviiii-,i» of l'l‘iI\i\":"H MM' "M" °‘"""""°" "f " ‘i"“""""Y- dock lion i|i,mui_ii,,1_,._|y _i,,` 1,-,,,,i_ ,,,,,| blilwnril lslniiil. It in by 'nut-.li inaliiii l H" |'=‘~”= l“'f"'1\|\‘ ‘ ' "fl ii H"\\’ und more the triicli of the lrrinec l<1iiwo_i-il lt; t|'ii~.s that iiimlierii cities niiil i-oiii-§1\"l-'|1|| Iiviiiig. liiir llieiilifiil' hi-il lin- lulld lfailwiiy passes close by i\,,i`iii|iniiics grow and :ire biiill. up l,i»:""l"" "|"'l"| "\-'\lli“|- doors. The :iilviiiituge of niicli nbiiiiil-_ |l“U‘Hll‘lf ill\l'Ul`l»=lI\l- LYUIIUWH \»l` lwllllllv 'Nw “M |""l"""*"` =‘.\“""" ‘lf "l1l\`~\l'

_ _ __ tioii uiiil pi'ogi'i-ssivn iii~l.ivil.y. i"'|'.l‘ l"'l'~'|"ll'\l UH' "=||'|ll ini lin- fixed

to ii large and riiwin biiniiiess l ! Tl; is iiiost ilcsiiulile lo have fiii't.i»i'y i ~‘\'I\l.r~- of lin- iinivi-rin-_ uitli lin- nun

_é____.__-J-i- - - " ' ' - 'W' " ' r ‘ ' 'r ~- --T iinilustries estnblislied and bnili. iipiniuliii i=\.uI'r-' l'f‘\'f»lv|ui: iwoiiml it, 'i'iii

_ll’i'ince ldilivard Island. 'l‘lic»peo|»ln_l vviin thi- i.ln-ory iii' the world until l‘m

0|' U". |||-Uyimgu ,U-,_ y,,,,|-ly ,i¢i,,,li|,gi |u-|'iiii‘|ni ili.<|\l;|i'i»i| il uitli liiii riysli-in, to Uttiiwii, t¢llclii:i: iiiiil otlii-.r l’i'ii- l wliicli iniilivii flu- nun llii- coiill'c, whilq viiiues and ciiuiitriiis liuudreils ol‘ll.ll|~ »‘=il‘ll\, lhi- sliirs and the plant-is

ltluiiiiiiiiids uf dollars for iil'ticlei~l i.|i;il. l ri-\olvt» :iroiiiiil il.

of <iil.ics_i_ui<: towns \_iut_sii_l_c our l_i'o-_li_i~ i-.oiii_-i-i\'~-il tin- l(iii;,;ili»iii of tioil. :1_i_i_it.i-. __ it:_ _\vcw_iiit_i__i_:_ uc ._i___u_y__ ;li<_§l_i;-___ l:iit_,ii:lii;_ii|i_i _iiiny iilso lic l‘<ip¢-i-||it~;i||_ »li-B I U l U l .Y _ \ L _uiiiii thi. i~l_.iinlpiiiiil. of tho licliiivi-r peiiiiiiiiciit cmployiueiit tiiiuiigliiiiitiu.; L|,,, ,-,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,._.,,, U; un, _,,,_.,,_,___‘|_ Hui _v0=u. tlu_1s u~_iul\u_i=: tu_kcei» .»ui_ ty .ir .it-,.-ii.. <‘iii»isi. in is the uuu of lxllllle *lf ____lU";‘-_ _ /*_*-l%¥L__H\_"“_\'l_ _U_ ull our beliefs, iii.il fhcv Tiill into ur-

Ulliy “UU lb lilli \'_\l l_€|_lf Ul__il¢:i° siieli ns we niivi-r kin-w biiliirc,

, Will-Tl'N :lull xilllllllliffl. and in illl’\¢li*l“\*'_ivlii:ii we slairt with <`.lii'ist itiid koi-p

iiiinui-iiii ii, nit- iuiiiier ui nie iucxeivie <‘u1>. Siieed 25 miles nernuul'-T “’ “““"”“°"‘”"”~ “ll °f “*““h ‘fi ""‘-" . wiui i‘iu-ist. it it lun. at ii...i‘ .iieue

\-rut libro-id Anil thi- popiil-itriii of _-_ ~_` ,___ __ __ _

ihood not afraid 'ofnilllliciiltics audi - ~ _ -_ _ - . _ -- ~ ~ _, _ - _ ~ ~ _ ii'i:'. - ‘iii o yi-i'ti~riiiy, .nil I dn./» |1in|j|;;,¢_i(,n5 ml(-1, up miygm ||,,y(. die- siiii-ii bci-ii riipidlv ifiiliiriqiili: its opci'-~|tiiue is lleur when cvery consiileralilel During the past ticw y_'c:{s04.}llltl-___l_\_ work people which siicgi__inilistries _,_,,,|_f,,|.,,,.,_.,»_ ip, js the Uilicliiiiriilglng

‘ninycd incn of _less courage. I ‘ ill'-lillln "lid |'\f=\‘=l\illlI Ullt l-U Hullllll’ fl ffiii‘mei' iiiust have his giisolcne ciigiiiel2“`_ii_i)ai_?;relf:_? _€;e__ '$113,113 tg ,_,,¢cU,nf§“__’;ufl B"l'i,,lyt_w°?1‘£__gr:';?__,_{c£";":'u:iY

_ _ _ _ o _ _ 'li i inipro c ie io e 'i o'i

iiiid the dcintiud for iiiim l>iill10S,esim___________ ____e___ la,-ge trade and it ii_t|mt Island fm.me,.B have L0 Few l ___

will l"’ ‘I°“l’t K1`°’""~lY exile” thut fm' [their intention to erect iinother 1al‘gl‘_More trade for merchants :in-l ship-.

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l-l'I`-llNi‘llAN(l ING iN ’l‘l llil

buildin at once In fact The Guard ers mme |,,,sm,_.as fm. the _,__|»_S_‘ l'| ’l`l¢lN.\`1\}(|l\‘llIi~l Ul<)lNi;

and has now become imperative for

agent of many others that follow in

tion enacted here against the use oflthlet bellll i{_1teresti_:___?l__§he___§_?l1;;l€_l;_Y_t_its htraiig. _§t__is_m§sE.__e€.rnestly io`

_ . _ _ '_ l mlly B men l U » ie ope an csirc n some may.

motor c.1ls_ou the loads and stieets_inc0__p0____t_On the Company p_“___has_ prove ____ ____ the case with ___________ of Pliiioe ludwaid Island, such cars,ied the rea] estate_ stock_m_h-Bde and_stewa__t & Co Limitem The (»_0m_ better adapted for home use than good will 0( tm ship chandlsry and_p,._ny Stands today n credit mid those nianufactured abroad, \voiild§S8il-milking business 00“d“°f°d bYlpride to our City and Province,

have been made here in Charlotte- the late Robert Mclmurm “nd” u?e,VHl“ahl9 1195972 £0 the C0mmUl\ll~Y “ll . ‘firm name Of A- Kennedy & C0- this about the best advertisement possi-

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_ ’ _ _ . _ business has added considerably to'b1e in 1;\\¢'“-ay of attracting other j§§f_i'°‘_,§‘°;”_}_.1‘1;§‘§s§"‘;.,_§’,§,‘;5f,‘f;f°_,;',l_lthe success of the company and T' lfifiudustries to locate hm. For nu h y . 1' d h L ~ _lZI`0Wl“E *ill the tim€~ _ lthese reasons thousands will joiu| “P” "“’ “"1 “fu” “ fl" F e eg”-` A Usr-:Fun INDUSTRY 'wirii The Guardian in winning nie- lature may change their minds, and, . ‘ ‘ _l _ _ _l tl I t . . f t _ h . It Wlll thus be Been that the ill \Compuny great and continued p oe , ul¥_'_‘ E__w":i?)__(; Igfasflyigaixatrite dustry conducted by the Company is pei-ity in the extensive oper.1ti~_m5i

ll 0 \ ~ i - - - .

It seems rather an auomnl that peo- a vuilgd' mterestmg “"_d mos? “S” th°Y_"l"‘ °°“‘ll1°*-‘"l§~_ _ _ __ _ __ » I

shortly asa large shlpuient is now 3 (‘.ylimle;-_ 4 (lyclo Imperial Motor, niniiiifactiircd by ll. Stewiirt on the way here. ‘ '"5 U(-'~. lflll-. lilly-

'l‘Hl1} RIG!-l'l‘i<l OF MAN.

' Moved by the dirc fate of a rail- road tlckct collector who hns just imcrificcd an eye on thc altar ol the feiuiniiie hatpin, the New York Evening Post is iuovcd to remons- trance ln an editorial nearly n column long. It wishes well to tl\c cause of suffrage, does the Post, but it be- lieves that onc hatpin has counter- scted the enects of u year's agitation. What,it asks, is the cfiect of that incident upon the ordinary man with

the ordinary newspaper. Does he not say, "And bose are the women who want to vote"? Certainly he does, and when one comes to think of it there arc such lots of ordinary men going nrouiul,und they have votes nl- rcndy. How can women complain that they labor under inequalities while they themselves walk the enrth clad in privilege. Just imagine what would happen to tho man who pen- nlstcd on going into crowds with four inches of point/cd steel prolectllllt

Modern niau, says the Post, has|

some rights against the modern wo-l man, and here they are :

i. To be immune from dnngcrous_

hiitpins in crowded railway carsi where the slightest jolt may iuean lncerntion and n sharp curve muy spell disaster. This right, lu fact,is more than a natural right; it ls u constitutional right implied in the provision that no man shall he do- prlvcd of life and limb without duc process of law. |

2. To be immune from enormous'

hats trimmed out with feathers that' tickle. While the long hs/tpln carrleii with it the possibility of death, thc

uckpng fmther indwes in gh.; vig- his work. Iminiinlty from enforced

time all the facial appearances of

‘mndness. i

__i__V__=__._.___._______.__,_._____________.____Y._._._.'__.v._.,_A_.__,__._»____,-_»_-_-,~_-,-_-_-_-_-,-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_»e-,-_-_-_-_-f_-_-_-_-_-_-,=-_~_-_»_»_-_-_~,____-,, _,___-___A_~_________-,___-___-_~_~,-_-_-,-,_.,., W.,,-___»_-___._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~,-

bling her ankles, or by tlirusting ini iiivi°|'tcd linskut over hcr (eyes and ears, or by tiikiiiig for its iumlel of physical perfection thc Wasliiiigtoii Miuiuiiicut niodlficd by n uiiggcstioii of the leaning tower of Pisa.

These, of course, arc only some of

thc chief counts, the mnin heads, so to speak, in thc charter of niale lib- erty. There nre other, lcsseiyclaiisei-i, and ninong theni may be mentioned the followilng :i Immunity from having loud conversation in lilglrpltchedfe- male voices on domestic topics forced upon him while going to and from

nttendmice at studio tens, charity

fmbecllit and n mental state which DH'-MIPS. V¢ll¥\Y\li8 l6Ct\ll‘€B. exhibi-

passes from simple irritation to acutel'-l0“"' 0' om wlillnr. and symbolic

dances from the Sudan and 'l‘imbuc-

3_ To he |mm,m,_ in ,\m|~¢_ from too. Immunity from the prohibition

the entire school of dressmnkers‘ las-inlrfllllnt Bmvllllllr ln l\¢\‘ll'00u_is. living- hlons which have lt for their object rooms. und f-PIB ll|\1ll\K F0001- immu- to-renfyer woman A mann(-_c ,mn ,Unity from giving up his seat hi street nulannca by (iepflving her 0( _par nn- cnrs whun he is tired to n lady who tural powers of locomotion, vision, is not nt all tired, but only lurleited

from his outlying portions. Just imagine itl ' `

audition, or respiration; as by bob- 'With lC°'¢l‘08l\‘\-

niariiie iuotors. '_ ` l ' E - 'll-l ._ ` ~- . ` ' _ ' ‘ iian is informed that the contract foidsiulmy c1a,.,ses_ greater ,lgtivgty limi. ,___ _ _ ___ _

MOTOR CAHS., _ _this building has been already let to _______e _______ey ___ c___c________0n w_______ ____ it piu_ii.i of Jes_iiu winch he olloi..

' ' ll/Iessrs Lowe Brdthers. The new struc-_tm inevimme ____s__1t_ _ eifl to_ the eterii.1l_l4i\tli_ei~ on tho evo

lt is not the purpose of this writ-l UFC Will Serve the PUFDOHG Of 9-ll 0fll¢`-6.! It has proved true elsewhere tliatiffl _mb ugfmy' , U 1‘“th‘"" gl°"ll.\' ~ - t. r ,alla show room MMI H Bf»0I`€ l’00m- 'HW one succrssful industry »f_ivin_~: l.~.1gc§ I 1°" me Wt" U“"" "W," 80"- with U10 mg tf) sur _up ‘TW _w“_wve S `need of additional room for these employment to skilled `iaiior has i,,,,,,_i:loi'.‘l which I l_i_:id with thee \,,._f,,,.,, question, but 'llic (-iin_i-iliau is pi-1;-tty puppoggs has |,ee,,,fe1t for sometime any ____0vc__ the p___m_e__. _md _____V____ce_ti,_e Wm-|,| wuS_ ex_,_.eS__es “___ c______

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scioiisness that .Icsus had of himself ns lun incarnation, and of his eternnL pre-existence with the Father. He did flvf- Huy "thc glory that I received lf'-‘Ill limi' by' llfiiiiiise at iny comin into the world," but “The glory L had wit_h_tliine oi-an self, in the unity Of llaftmlliiition with the Godhead, |>0f0l‘e the world was." Christ always had thc glory, hc never began to have it. He made himself God in this ut_ ternnrei I-lc could not change then in Ewfllify bust before the incarnation,

Let us listen to Christ proclaiming

to his countrymen, If ii man keep mv inyinix, he shall never see death." The Jews at once exclaim that such an announcement makes him greater than _Ab_ruliiim and the prophets, and they iniliguiintly ask, "whom makes; tholl U\YS¥lf'."' Then Jesus made the 01'\Vf~mY ancestor of the Jewish riicc rebuke his misguided p¢,i»¢i»rity_ -f\ mi,- Tathcr Abraham ieioicerl to sec mv day, and hr- saw it and was gladf' TU lllstify their suspicions that this answer mount soiuctliing more than that Moses saw Jesus through pro- lllleify. they said iiuto him, "'l‘liou nrt not yet fifty yciirs old and lmni, thou scan Ahriiliuni'.".` The niiswi-r ol' Jesus justifies thi-ir suprciuc suspiv. iw!! -lvsus siiid unto them, “Verily-_ verily, l say unto you, licfnrc Ahi'ii~ liiliu \\'.'is, l uni." I-lc ci\llcd¢hinisell` "'l`hi~ brend which ciinic down from lii>:i\'i~ii." llc spoke iilmllt the Son 0|' liliin zisrviiiliiig lip \vliivrf= he was hc- fori-," Aimiii the ri-nlity of our lioi-il's pi‘oi‘.\isti‘iiri- liglils up lllidi~r slirli iiiystt-riiuis sii_\'iiii:s iis, “T know wlieiurc I i':iiii<- :ind iiliitlicl' T go" “I ziin friiiui iilmvi--~-I ani neil. uf this ivorhl --lf _ve lu'|ii-\'<- not (hill. I am ln- _vc sliiill ilii- in your sins." When the High l'i'i¢~st ndjiiroil hini by the Most High to siiy \\~||,-g_||,,|- He was tha* t‘lir|st, thu rlini of '|‘li¢~, Most llllrll. |l\‘ I'\'llli<‘¢lI "'l‘ho\i hast snld: Ni-\'ei'tlirli~ss l say unto you, Hsreaf- ter ahnll _ve sci' the Son of Mun sit-~ tini: on the riighl. liiiiiil of power and coniiiii.: in thu clouds of heaven." 'l‘licn thi- High l’rici-it rviil. his clothes saying, "He hntli spoken blasphemy." lliif. wi- lived not iiiultiply passages from the Word of God on this point. Jesus Uhrlnt was unchanging ni hier- nity past before lils incarnatioii.l

Let us listen to Clirlst proclaiming

to his countrymen, lf a man keep iuy snyiiig, he sluill never seo death." '|‘hi\. Jews nt once excliiim that such an nnnounceiueut nnlkcs him greater than Ahriiliniu and the prophets, and they iiidigiiautly ask, "whom inukesf; thou. thyself ?'_’ 'l‘hen Jenin; mails the enrthly ancestor' of the Jewllh race rebuke his niisguiirded posterity, "Your father Abraham rejoiced to sec my day, and he saw It and wall glad.” To justify their suspicions that this answer meant something more than that Moses saw Jesus

throuizh prophecy, they said un o

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