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' Six pages of this _fonarrvative Journal of Sept l

° i

` last ware devoted to the report of a series of,

seientifierxperiments made to test the food value

nf Bovrilt

The experiments demonstrated that Bovril is at

valuable food in itself and that at the same time

it is a great aid to digestion. ‘ _

oivrzirr ' A i~‘AsH1oNAni.i~: -Palais.

with approach of spriiis the -jose

for nov;-1ty~liiis ilescenvdeil .on faslnon~ _,bp Paris. (in all .sides new forms of entcrtaiiiment of guests and new ways of di-ing _things are hcinl: suli- jected to i-xperiment. _ _ _

gnc of thi' most citrioiis of thc new

fashions is the ants _nest crazze. who lingtesa iliiiiks n drawing iooni tom- .plete iinli~.=s it contains a glass case iuslile pl ulucli are a few iioiiiiils of earth and n large number of ants. Guests nrt- i-ipiippi-_il with magnifyini: glasses and nre iii\'1ted to watch the indiistriinis insects carrying on their domestic and civil _duties_ mitch as if titill in it i-ountry field. ~

To vm-V ilu- program the ants are ,Milo to cii.-:are in a pitched battle as one s\\'iu'iii is introduced into thc nest of iuiotlier. invaders and invad- ed loi-k iii licrce i‘ombiit_ and a has- tily impi-o\‘i.<eil liosliit_nl mid ambit- laneo si-i'vii'i- fur the iiiilired,is or;:;un- ized hy the iion-ciriiibatniits. This ide-ii \\'ns iiitroiliiceil into Paris soci- ety by ii wi-ll-known singer. _ Anotlu-i' iiinoviitiiiii which is having

an iniiiii-iisc _siircess is li dog‘s train- ing colli-si-_ which was opened in thc most fnsliioiialile quarter of Paris. Here n so<~ii-ty \\'omnn's dunili friend is loilgi-il, fed and educated in all that hi- should and should not do at the trifling; fi-e of about $30 ii month, tliouieli day pupils are admitted. at a lower rate. lilaiiy urzii'i-.fill ncconiplislinients are imliiirii-il in the coiirse_ which is di- vided into school and college grades, and ilipliinins are awtirileil on ii ccr- tain standard of proficiency being nt- taineil. li is jokingly said that the time lionori-il Freiirli polish is going to the ilo::>'.

Real floivcrs are no li>nger-t‘onsid-

ercil in tlic bi-st taste for table and rooin iii-i'oi';ii_i<-ii, their place bcinl: taken by liliionis exiluisitely _moilelled in Ilresrleu ehina. They are iiiailc` with li-ng lli-xililc stalks, on which they sway gi‘aci‘l’iilly, nnd when plac- cil in \‘usi-s thi-_v proilui'e _ii cliarmiin; effect. `

Tliey :ire ul.~;o uiui-li usi-il for gui' liiiiils, beini: pliiiii-il logi-tin-i' in large ll\m“fUl“~*`- lf is rviiil for tliem that they lriiri- noni- of the viilgnriiv Wlliifh i.'f‘-iii'i'ii|l_\' iiifiu-lii-ii to aitiiiciiil n0W*`-"‘*_ iii* i-llifv uri- artistic \‘roat.ions rather tlinu uicri- copies of iititiiri‘. Asocii-ty worniin's inorniiig innil

fservice, wliicli was never of rlw l,@St_| ‘is in danger of still further ilisorgnh- ization. 'l‘lie authorities threaten to »le\'y special rutcs for the delivery ul what is oriicially cnllcil "i`uiiey cm-_ i~espoiidcnee."

Hl’Rl.\l(l i\'I"l‘liAi"l‘li;N,c;

,\'l‘ 't`lll\l l<.‘lil<IN l\<lllSl¢}p;_

/\ Special cifort is made nt the

Eden Musee of New York Vit,-_ to make the eittertainnients gnitlililn to the scasoii. l<`or a number of weeks the artists have been ai'l‘unging Slifllli fli.tl`=1eiioiis. 'l`hese iiicluilc ii nunihcr of new fi_i.:ures and gro\ip,q_ ns well :is ri i'e-ai'i';uigcmcnt. of ex. lstiiig groiilis. ’l`hc group of "Pen, Plc Talked .-\bi-ut.” has ii number of new nilditions nnd saiuller groups re- pi'eseiitiiig iiiterestini; phases of clinr- actei' linve been placed in 'different parts of the Musee. ln the Crylit are ii number of i'e|>i'odiict.ioiis of fnnioiis paintings. 'l`lii-sc liavi\.` been carefully \'emi>;lclli‘.il. ’l`hi-_ entire wax collec- tion has never been so roiiililctc as it \\'ill he duriiig the spring s@ag,n_,_ A large collcciioii of exclusive mov- ing pictures will be siiowu hourly uf- terrjiioii and i-_\'i-uiiiiz, iii the Wiiiter (iurilcn. 'l`lii'se pirturi-s show the lat- est iiil\':i.nccs made iii motion pic- t\iri.‘..~i and are far siilierior to ordin- ary moving pictiires. Antoni; the new liictiircs are winter scenes in foreign parts of the worlil, ranging from the arctic reizions to thc African deserts. \'iSiCDi'S Cali sec us many different pictures as they desire.. Afternoon :ind evciiin;: i-oiiizi-.rt.s will have spe- cial lmogrniiis wliii'h will he unusu- ally interesting.

SANG Hil\lSl~Il.}<` iili’|? fil<` JAH..

HI('_l-HVIOND, Ky., M'areh 12--Isaac

llakes sunl: himself ii-it of jail here when' he rendered “Un .lorilnn’s Stor- my Banks i Stand," before a jury in thc- (‘lreutt Court room.

He wail? iiiilictcii for ilisiiirliing ri

puhlii: by slnuini; too loudly. Several coiitiniirmccs luiil been srrantcd on tic- eiiunt of the n.l»s<‘iiei-_ of the witnesses, so the indigo siiggr-sli~i`l that in liciiof testiiiioiiy, thi- jury ln- nllowcil to pass juiluini-ut on thi-_ prisoiier’s voice. 'I‘lii- pi-i.~'iuii-r nciliiieizesi-il,iinil stuniling iii the \\'il.i\i-ss stand lic sung with nll his mi-"lit.. 'l‘hi- iury ri-tireil and iiiiinniliately iimiiiitioil thi- iivfeu- deiut.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

fl0Wi1<l=1Y>` liirseiiis more lilies than' the rainbow can boast, (_inc of the latest fails is the use of colored n0lc_ Dapernnileolori-il ink, This is favoi._ ed lini°ticiili1rly by the yoiini.-gui' set, wmv of ivlioui correspond with their

_....-

"*No one slioiilil forget. the iiiiction

sale of stoi-k_ crop and iiiipleiniiiits' Monday, tliii llith lust., on the prem- ises of James (Truw_v’s:_ Ki|il_gston._

llnsigned news item;-i have been re- ceived from St. Peters which await the sendcr’s name.

_.o

Capt. 'l". G. Taylor, Agent Marine

Dellt-. (fhllrliittetoivii, was in Eldon yesterday.

gives the mileage of Prince bldward Island at 2ii‘J miles,

Fred tiny, Amherst, who uns

Slilififliiiir some time visiting ~vii.h "“|ii1i\'i‘S :it his former home in -_li=\i'- lfit.lcl.o\\'ii, luis rc-tiirni'd.

Any young 'lady stenogrnpher, de-

siring n. position :is general ofllce helper, should write G.A.C., care of Guiirdinii. Cliarlottetown, at once.

No one should miss the Vitig-ralih

Montlily, nt the Peolile’s Theatre, (flinrlottetown, tonight. Things one reads iihout. This is ii. good chance ro sec thi-ni. A

:t-_-i popular horse medicine. Mac-

l{innoii's Condition Powder is one of the most popular horse medicines sold licri-_ We honestly recommend it as n superior all round medicine for liorses. It cleans the blood, strength- ens the stomach and improves the coat. 250, __ large tin. The MacKin- non lirug Vo., corner Great George and Kent Streets. titl-

"I\lAYl<`l.li\\'I~`.Ii illuniiiintiiig Oil is

the sni_isi;ic:oi‘_v ri-sult of scientific expi-rinicnt with liigli grade Crude P€ti‘0li-iirri. The Imperial Oil i‘o, Lltil.

l 3-7il1i-.-

BORN

iliiy’s issui-_

\\'Hl'l‘L.fi('K~-~lii this city, on Febru-

ilfy 25th, to J, Nelson rind Mrs. Whitlock, “_ son. ' ` I.lN(l---At. New Glasgow, March 21,

1912, to Horace H. and Mrs. Linn, a sou. (‘ongrni'iilatious.

S(‘Hl'ltZ\lAN At Central Beileriue_ on

Miircli the Sth to Robert L. und Mrs. Scluirn'inti, a son.

Qlilk M.

_ MARRlED

flllf*-. on March 13th hy Rev. E. J. Rattce, B. A., John 'l‘. Cole of Vliftiiii, _nnd i‘orn i\l. Burt, second

-\\. liurt of Sea View.

Wlelillild DAY AWAY

BY NEW INVENTION.

uow's ruisz

cured by nall‘s Catarrli Ours. _

F. J. UHIGNIGY 3%. U0.. 'l‘oledo, ().

We the und:-rsittni'-il have known F. J

A recent government ` blue book-

Firat Methodist (‘liurrli at ll ii. m. and 7 p. ni.

Rev. S. H. i`ornwall, for|nerl_v of

this Province, has iesigned the Lew- isville, N.B., pastorate.

Rev. Mr. Sutherland of Kensington

will occupy the pulpit of Zion church, Charlottetown, tomorrow morning and evening.

The popular play “The Golden

Rule" will be presented in the opera, House, (‘harlotteto\wn, by the Prince l<Jilwaril Drnrniitii' (‘luli on March lliitli and ltlth.

; Any young: man with ,qt least a fair education, who desires perman- ent! employment with chnnce of rapid promotion, should writc "Q", iluarili

The members of the coiigreigatloii cf

the First. Methodist Church \vho were not present on account. of the storin last Sunday, will have an opportun- ity tomorrow of contributing io the 'China Famine b‘unil.

I.. Wood, Mt. Herbert; lfl, R.

Mailer Truro; James Lnrriliec_ lill-

lan, Alberton, régistered nt. the Queen Hotel, (`harlottcto\vn between I0 o’- clock lust night and 10 o'cloclf. the previous night. -

H. A. Hiltz, Halifax; J. S. Neill,

Slicrhrook; W. li, Arthur, .\lontreal; T, IC, Geomnii, St. John; A, li. Mc- Donald, St. `-Ioliu; 'l`. H. McKay, l’etei'borougli; i‘_ S. l’oi»lcy, l-liilifiix; T. Hartwick, 'l‘oroiito; and W. H.

Last cvéuiiig in thc t‘linrlotti:town

A1-em; the P. \\'. (`_ Hiirkcy teiini went down to dcfeiit before the S. D. i‘._ seven, the score being St. IJ_un- staus Prince of Wales U. 'fhere ivns no score at half time. The gami- wns ii good one despite the heavy ice and was most/ efficiently liaudlcil by James Mchlillnii .-uid Llordoii Hughes

']‘he many fricnils of Mfr-'_ Mlnlile

Kiiiglit, ’l‘ryoii, will regret to learn that she is tinderlroiiig treatment at

(`mJE'BH“`~At the Mamie' Mmm' thc P. E. Island Hospital, i`.harlott-

etown, its thc ret-.ult of ii collapsi- on Thursilny niglit. Sonic days ago Nlrs Knight liroiiglii. licr eight your

ilniiglitci' of .\lr. and lilrs. Jnculi Am _,On Marston m (_harl0ttet_,,wn M,

nmlr-i-gn nn operation for iippcndicit- lc, The little chap went througli thi iilici‘at.ioi\ successfully but the strain affected his mother to such an ex-

. _l t t tl t mcilical skill was taxed ti

l‘/\RIS March 12-A paper read °" m _,nd "ftp, _,___ __.,u,_,B_.

` ‘ . " " her uro . ' ‘ ‘ l

before the Academy of Science yzsri-r- mmf f _ _ _ _ _ dny iliscloi-:i-il tlii- fart that M. l<‘ui:- illml ,!`h(:,1i,l,S;) I-]_l,',L.d[_E;.]_|l::,. r'T,‘._),\./,(¢(,‘,,,.,,tL( ict of Lyons luis inv(~_nt.cd n special ,‘,:?,|_H:_`,',;_'__i,,. _,ml __,;,,_ _,__,,._', ,f_.|',,,_-___.,_i wi|.eli-ss ,~r-_i-_orile|- of g|'ent sensitive- _,__ _`_,i"_, '“.__]\ \,(,,___‘_,,._|,_v_

ni-ss able to register the ii.l>proncb of " " ________‘__._ ___ __`__. storms 300 iniles distant. M. lelago- (___, n_,x__]|_ If you m_,uir(\_ ,_ _,£000 lot iisserts with the apiinrutiis,stoi‘ins m_;,___,’ly fm. ,,,._i,,mry ,lineages ggi 3 cnii hi- detected t.\vcnt;y-four hours hc- ,(L_x__,l‘ m_,,.,(,_|y_ Om. f_,,. muh human f""" """’V“l~ lll_ 'rhdy are rglirible and iioii-secret.

Wi: rcconiineiid and guarniitea them. The Mucliiniion Drug Co., The Rex- nll S-ltore corner Great George and

Wooffer() H d .l Il ll ~ . " foruny ciisengf tlfiitaletlirllitlitlllrii Kent ‘E’l‘r‘""tS' d H'

zzliiintnhtwn, Bell di Col, tor best coal

Lowest prices. 1-230!!

iflieivyforthi- lust 1"- vi-ura. nnd bi-lit-ve __ ___

lt pays to buy in this Province. " Rev. J. Heaney will preach in thei F°“"" °f cub." Uh'

Among the many interesting things

to riiiruist the attention of the tourist in Cuba are the traveling stores, cun- slstlng of all sorts of queer vehicles which traverse the cliy and rural dis- irlcts.

Tliese porti1ble,shops are constructed

ln on ingenious ninnncr so as to dis- play their wares to the best adwiniage. Every article used in ii household und wearing apparel ot all kinds are on sale, and the owner of the wagon, which resembles u department store. boasts that be can supply dry goods and notions of till kinds, from u paper of needles to a ready made gown. The sides of ti shop on wheels nro inude of glass and so arranged as to give them the appearance of ii shop winiloiv.

I‘erfumci'_v is one of the leading ar-

ticles sold ln this wily. for. however

ian 05100. nf- 01100- f _poor the natives may be, they always

'have money enough to purchase co-

lognes and generally the most expen- sive \'nrleilcs. -

During carnival season ti plentiful

supply of masks. cups nnd grotesilue suits is added to ilic stock. Men with puslicurts laden with linens and laces or cooking utensils go about the streets of Havniin, offering their goods to the

den. McC0,_,,eH SL frlmmas; Miss women who cautiously peer out from (-_0,,i,an ML _qteiwfrt and ifrpll p,,ugl,_lbebli1il barred wiuilows. These curis

have the nppcnrzince of a street organ und are pushed uuiong the splendid smooth uveniii-s of the city with ease. Often men will carry their stock, dis- playing it on ti pole -to which cross- wlse sticks liave been fasteiicil, like the old fashioned clotlieshorse. Toys also form ii pai't ot the stock of thc-so nuiiinii delivery wagons. - Lcsliu's \\'cek|y.

__._... -_______é_________l lvl- tg ery, New lliclimonil, regis ` -

tnifgtilxntiic \u¢r<>ri.~_ iici.-i, i'h.n-into SPEED lN BASEBALL-

LEARU' S'“"`i"° 3“""' lz- 1912- t°‘et:iwn lictwecn 10.15 Inst niglit and _ ' -*-'-

W. ll. nnil i\lr.~:. l.ei\ril a son, not N. _(L15 the ,,,._,\_i,,_,S ,,igh__ ' Wing an lnfigld Unnblq Play Mun; In li. lieiiril as aplii-ui'cd in Weilneii- wi. Tim, and Anglo",

In un article on liiiscbnll~ in Every-

boil_r's liluguzlne thc writer shows the wiiiiilerl‘ul spci-d that is used in ninking sonic of the plays. llc says:

llltiklui; first liaise, ilioi|_'.;'h more dra-

matic to \\-:iii-li, is un uiicvciilful ex~ pcdltioii (_-oiiip:ir¢-il with tlic trip to sec- ond. 'lt takes ii rust innn to iiegvtliito the joiiriioy in2\::-5 secoiids. No tln-own bull goes o\'i~r 3100 feet. und if ii lmlteil bull travels licyoiiil tliigsnfo lliiiils of it single throw it must be rclnycil by the liclders. While you are wiiicliing the outfieldcr scunipi.-r after the bull the relay line is being swiftly formed in the iniielil. '.l`lii_-rc could he no such qulr-lc 'und :icciirnte tlclding of deep ouillcld hits it' the outtleliler tnkiiig the hull did not know tlint lieliiiid him wus ruiugeil his line of ri,-lnys renily to tiiko the bull the instant he could turn nnd throw it. The relay line lii u profes- sional team forms nlniost nutoinatlcttl-_ ly.

To make n double play in the lntlelr]

the shortstop, for example, iuust ileld ri hull ilint has been batted about 135 feet. lie pusscs the ball from ten to t\vciity-tive feel: to the second buse- mnn. who must then thi-nw~tt ninety feet to first. _ All this wlillc the butter lg running ninety feet. ti tricl: that, ns we have seen. it takes u snappy run- ner to turn ln 3 3-5 seconds. It’s ii :lose cull and a ctise of utilizing the fraction of n second. but with sliiirp flclifiiig the iniirglii is'all` on the side of the llcldcrs. The double pluy is the

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SAYS RE\f.Nl.J.NlllCLEOD

I Thi- followiiig sernioii 'is ;"oni the -Neiv \`orli lleriilil auil \‘-as |~reaclicil by Rcv. Mr. l\l¢‘[.eoil, at 'votliei' of l\1rs_ iliixi I-l, ll. .Ioliiisoii, l’li:irlott_r_~- |towii, .\lr. .\lel.eod was iiivited to ipi'i*:ii'li hy l\.‘r>'. lliissel .\`:ii.:i-_ wliiisi- name. is familinr to iliinriliiui ri-nil

ers. A plioto of Mr. Mi-l.i=i-il :ii=i‘i-ni

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puuiis thi- i.. '---

limiiclies of the (`ollei:int.i- i‘hurcli of Ni-w York, the olilest i-.liiii'i~li origani- v..'ition in Maiiliattaii, is the (‘olle_i.:i- iitii i‘liurch of St. .\liclioliis_ nt. Fifth .»\veiiuc and Forty-liliglitli Street. Within and without the edifice was prououni°i-il one of the finest nx- aiiioles of ilotliic arcliitei-ture in this rnnn1_i-y liy lic-:ui h‘taiiley ou his visit

t‘i~. cii' In it-' bi-‘fry liniiri-i the

-to it 5- f - -- i bell wliii-li was rust. in 1721-i, in Am-

isterilam for thi: (iid iliurcli in the

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lo-W _"kj “wmv Immrs llllefmutrn wym, »»lif-niriiilii-_F the gi-aud_ social and {i'i:|\\'i‘3-gtiyigilizlrfiAi“%::1l¥y;\IW_:ié:pli'u°~énu;+.- WF RFPORT meiincc eici threnteniiig, the runner on _,_,m_t_ um, in its lc__,______ ___mm _,mms with silri-r on ii _ict black ,-.i|l~|’m.c e"U‘|f-Illliiiieiit iii. lilni‘sl_if_i’i»_lil ou Weil- ,,uL,,n_\-nbiig`nl.ion.~niailoliyh'sfl'rmi`r y _.,._*,; A____..' MSL _ e iortrn.it,< of the ministers who The l0>`-\` rillilm-inllg (wntmlt the' m`_"ldi,\y' Mfxrch 10' ul' ""0 l’~ 'll' A‘l` I \\’,\l.l>lN(i}{i_\-_\',\_},' & _\l,\|¢yIN_ ,., _ . . -_ , __l_____` `

M,” __ _ f Z in migsirili will lin li) rl\iiiS_ ;;__|5(|3i_ _ `who|e_,_,_|o|,__.,,,,,Eis_s_.\_0|ed0'(__ _ ilic i.\\nrdi:in ‘did not rrcciie any wh.r° me Fruit Grow; _

minion Ink _Wu cmvbinuthm uf dark\ V l I ___ I’gymLs'_ti.li:tgar;ii`;'::|nlo;|setgE£'n‘izitggnalli_ iCo_ icliort. YC:4texilf15f. A politician in sau Francisco who

pine _"___ __,_,l_,_ ' “Y oica Slieeialist, Prof. H. A.'[‘an- ...it .“,f,,¢,,,., ,',r _he ,,y,,t_.m_ »|-e,,_t|,,',';',‘:,‘i_ _ _ F, _ W \_ F`TAI

0“~,,,,, L_, ,hp dimmlt _ gJ1i(i1.(;caclii-rvoi’ Vfzicot Culture, Plano =_;lys_i;=_i;iBtt\:Ei;.ml;i-ice Tac per bottle. Sold l'l“A M -‘ ”IN‘,\ BARBER SHOP. _-up for mfmy 5-(___,-5 was addressing n

L, J( (,mSse` “Httm on nv ]i;;;cr}_'t-ii;Hi:i(i"eg0 iétspecial- _,rake H__|,,_, F_____,,y.,,,|,s ,ur c__nS,im_| ____ meeting of his fellow citizens. It was

ijlwh leairfiil lilies, the ]i‘re|ii:h Postal! *_ i I -i_4`_“_i_Rt_,,»w_;l,_ U""‘ _ _ ` _ "Yo:i`re next! Now, don't shove l1ll\U0l‘U100fiU§- '

friends on lilooil red liaier 'th 1

P* “"l‘ l’"|l‘ ilienn liapei and ver-

. i f cxic' m _lwinhprin I I ,V irenced

has been in oilicc und on the city pay

1- - __ _____ __ _ _ _ _________________*__,~___,______ _ and c,._,“._| thc,-e_ WP have plenty of ion nu-ii must Lnow,' sponted the

soap and the ru'/.ors -are lioneil to ri oriilor. "that you ure the great body

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`_ barbecue finish.” politic in this city. You are the roots

This iS the i\<lm0I\iti0" Zh/0” €\’0l`v nnd trunk ot' our great municipal trec.

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G d H I it it h hour or so to the customer of_ thu “.|,||C, We who ,.0,,,_esc,,t you in of-H08

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I_-if - __ . ' ~ »‘~ir_='-;2.-;-.;_ ‘

Red Blood _Tablets

If you feel tircil, listleis or dcspondent---oitt of sorts, blue or vl/ezilc,

if iuiligcstion or la grippe is tlircatciiiiig to lay hold of your system--in

short, if you are not enjoying thc good health you should there is only one

W-‘Y t0 get back to that state and that is by the aid of a good reliable blood

llllil lie] Vg ionic.

To build up your _body to n proper degree of liealtli and strength,

lo make your mind fccl more alert, your body strong and vigorous, io

iiiake every nerve and-cell in your body' tlirob with the keen joy

of real living tlicre is nothing than can surpass the 'marvelous qualities of - Nllllfii (Red Blood Tablets. _

_ lt is at this time of the year that Nulife convincingly shows

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snpcriorcurative qualities. Now when diseases :ircinore prevalent :md liardto combat, wliciiilie cliaiigcablc weather retarcls recoveries, Nulife

proves that itisilie only prcpsiraiion that will bring yoti back on the

right road io health.

' Nulife is easy lo take, not ilispleasing to the taste,-aiicl_is put upviu

small tablets that are very convenient and available for ready use. Every tablet nicaiis that much more and better blood. Price 5oc a box, 6 boxes for

_$2.50 and sold by all dealers in standard drugs.

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he only two wonion harliers today.

_a reason. ' When the shop was opcncil a beau- tiful bruncttc, whose eyes sniipliril fire us she strolilieil her razor and whose fiii:o beamed forth a smile _that liglit-ed thi: entiic plaife, criiiseil ‘ii com.-,'cst_ioii of "uexts.” l<lvnryl»oil~.' wnitcfl for her. (ine of the iillr wo- iiuiii harbors, who was intercsieil iii

,thc sntcrprise to the extent. of own- iuu it., ifnvu the eonicly girl hor first lil:iy`s psy and leading her to the lilooi' biil hor giioilliy and wished her luck. _ 'l'o say that the woninn-'s barber shop luis crcntcil -ii furorc nniong the tenants of the alinrtnient houses ln the vicinity is putting it mildly. Al- ready this staiil old shops of the

their windows which rcail:~-

"'l"he feuitilc barber is more deadly

than the inn.l_c."

The wo.naii hnrhers in the new

sliops are ~ not conversntioniilists 'Phcy seldom speak iiiileiss spoken to. They any tlint while eng-n5.;ed in shnv- iii, they must keep their minds on the work. lt goes ngaiiist the grnin with them, they say. bitt tliey're out for trnile and want to hive sutiis- fitction.

They lost their first prospective

customer, they said. A midillc aged ninn came in and witliotit lonklnfz uround took oil his cont. When he saw that women barliers were eni- ployi-_il the-rc he hurriedly left.

The shop is owned by Miss Dorn

lllrich. She luis been ix lmrlier nine years, shi- said lenruini: the trade in Russia. The woman on the aecoirl

hun been fifteen years in the liupiniins and never cnt an upper lip. They sniil yesterday tlicv are lonkini: for miotlier girl of “oven hfnuty," as business is very good. '

...____..__-_-- WHl'l‘E SWAN Yl'l»\S'l` (`/\Kl~}t-l.

urn always in grent ilriraiiil for lircnil-mnkiiiix. ns they are frcah and

_active until rs-d. Your rri-cer Hilli-

iieigliborliooil are putting signs in --

chair is Miss from Moi-goiillnc. who n

t \\0“ lim lf*U`|'?F Slut’ vt mst nie mcicly branches on that ningnin

on the uppci west side., which was wut t_,__e__. opened yesterilayvneur l0lst street .True for your piped a ,mm in the and Broadway, New York. There will ,mek of the ,mn _,But md ye ever

tl all the fruit rows on the

Yesterday there were three. There le mf ce _

bi niiches."-Sutu ril.iy Ei citing Post.

As Far as Ho Got.

One dny when Williuin M. Evrirts,

secretary of siiiie unilcr President lIn_vcs. \v.'is ii college student be was 'culled on to rcnd \'eri_'ll in class.

llc siurtcil out brzivcly: “'l`lircc times

l .strove io cast my nrnis nroiiud her iioi-li. :ind - nnd" - aiiilliig ‘lziniely - “tlniL's us fur ns I got. professor."

"Well, ;\lr. Evans," said the profes-

sor, “l tlilnlr that was quite tar enough.” `

Too Good to Lon.

"Will you lic my wife?" nskcd tho

star lionrder.

Let nic seo." mused the landlady.

"Yin: have hoiirded with inc four yi-urs. You have ni-vcr gruuibled ut the food. You have nlwnys pnld promptly. No; l i-nn't nceclit you. You ure too good n bonrilcr to he put on the free list."- London Tclcgrnpli.

_l___..___.

Depreesing.

“Were there laughter und cheers

during your iipeet-li'1”

"Well," answered the youthful states-

man, "tliefo wcrcn't many cheers, but now nnd then people in the audience looked at one another and laughed."- Washlngton Star.

Also Sharp.

"Miss l"olly's futher is a man who

is blunt." -

"Yea: he wanted to know the other ight it l were coming to the point."- Baltlmore American.

Hard to Anewar.

Cllnton-I suppose your little one!

nsk you many embarrassing questions! Clulilelgli-Yes; they are just like thlt’ mother.-Boston Transcript.

MAYFLOWER Oil is pure nnd wlilto

plies them-iii nc pm.-lolgcs ci-ntnlninig||n color, nnd free from nniolie or 6 cnkea. Heuil for free rnni-il'~. whii-f-.,iimell when burning in iiruinl liouso mi l~ti»o»f~¢ & i'__i»p,l;.-, in i _ ~lampa. The Imperlul iiil f‘o. ltd.

th | have pi'e;ii~lir-rl to ihi- coiuuretgntiiiii .since it. was fnuuilcd under the si-:il 'of Williaiii :ind E\lnr_v in liiflii. 1 After the ili-:ith of ihe ~.{i‘\'. Ilonalil

it-lnge Mackey, four _rears ago, the pulpit of Ht.. Nieliiilas l'huri-li was 'vacaiit_ for aliiiost two _veiiisn Then iMrs. lhissell .\`a,_-i-_ ivliile travi-lli_iig in -i`:ilifornia, niet :ui eloilueut. youu-_' ipreaizlier, who was invited to supply itlic pulpit., and soon thereafter the lliev. i\-‘lnlcolui J. .\li-l.i-oil vvos enlleil

|to the linstoiwitl-_ llorn in l’i~ini:i- Eil~ waril lsliuiil, Ilii- ilev. i\li'. .\li‘l.coil 'was gl-nilimri-_l from l’rluei‘l_o|i Theo- llo-_'ii'ul .\‘i-uiiiiur_\' anil later ti-ok post i,':i'niliiate i-oizrses in llc-iiloll-i-rg, iii-r many, und .\1i~i‘i»i-inzirk ’|`|ii-ologii-iii _i~leminary. His lirsi rliarui- was in iflii-si_ei‘_ |'n.; later hi- ifiu_ulii_ Hr:-1-k _iii lilncolii lililvi-i'sil._v, iiuil ilien for iten yours lii‘ lilli-il ii pulpit in <‘:ili if(»rllili_ iiiitii 1-1- went ii. St. .\'ii'liiilti.- ll‘liuri~li nluii-st tuo _\'i‘i‘.i~.-' ,lui-_

iiiii- of the stroiigcst of thi- fnuri

Scli'ol1»irl_v uuil \\'iih ;i lirisk, fi»ri-i--

_ful pulpit ii-niiiii-r, ilu- lii-i. .\li_ Mui

is iiiennr. prriniirily. lfiili-ss sciiiithing is worth having there can he no pro- iit iii having it.for ever. Jesus dlil not sn'_v 'This is eternal life to live forevr-r.’ You rcniember what. l’n\il soya, ‘l.iiy hold on i-li-riial lifc.'

"'l‘lii- (‘lirisl'iaii uiiui is now ii citl-

'/i-ii ill' lii-u\‘i-ii. Hi- luis ri vote ul- r.~nily in that i-oiriuioiiwealtli, But. sonii-one says ‘is not. heaven far :iway'!‘ The gn-at things of the king- dom are everywliei'e. The sky comes clear down to the ground. We hnvo heaven first in the heart and then in the sky. It begins when we let tho King of the kingiloni come in. A friend thought _to comfort a blind mnn hy saying, ‘Wi-ll, John, you will soon he in heavcn.' The blind man said ‘l've bei-ii there for ten years/ what is there in heaven that you cuzinot have now. ls there peace tlierief lt is here. ls there joy there? it is licre. Is there love there? We liuvc love here. Is the Master there? He is here, everywhere. Have eternal live, have it, have it now.

"Uelo\'cd let us hear the conclusion

of the whole matter. 'Eteriial life is ii present possession._ We are fnah- ioniiig our future ¢-_very day. We arn inal-iiiii; our own heaven or our own hi-ll. it is love that judges and if we uri- liaiiished from the face of the iiiiiu it is liceniise we are unlovi-ly, Plato. said of t~loi'rates that \~.'iien he was out in a lirison the i‘ri.'~;on lic- eanie ii palace. The narrow cell ex- l'1ll\<|f‘<l. Buiiyou iii fclon'.- jail liiid ii liitaviu :ill ahiiut liiiii. Hi* \-:is delec- tnlilc iiioiiiifuiris. A good mon iii hell "\\|i_\' hi-'rl miiki- ii lienvcu out of the lilari-. .-\nil ii liiiil miin in heaven- '-vrll tlii- opliositi- lyilils. To live is to l-e in iuni- with ilorl."

l*`lil<I_\`i`ll VIICW til”

lll<Il{.\'.»\ltl) SH.-\\\'.

.-*. li-i‘ti:ii- w:.< ili»li\'i-red rei~ciitlv in

ll.<.ii<l lius uplii-lil ilu- iruiliili-||_<ofliisii __,,,|__,, _,__ ..,,____.,___,._1 S,m“_ _‘S \.i_'_“_N| l‘l<‘i'lli‘l\\- l'l`l"l"l`f‘~`~="l` *"\‘] """"'-~"`l ‘lm in l"rniicr" to thi" i\ii_‘iiiliei'.~i of the inilucnre of ilu- .ui -iizi. i"-Y""‘-`l.V`-*` iii-uforil l’:irli l.1tci-sirv :uid Philoso-

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will-----_ il*-iii' '_-1 -f- I---i' f'l"_ ' piiicin _~'..<»ni.v -.V in-_ i. \ iiiusi- of

is.. lvl i.|ii. i-oiiiiiiiiiiioii si-i'\'ii~i-__ il-,Nw l.__i\._______,`\, _'___ ,,_,_,_h____,x Tho _“__

li-Stratos .\lr. .\lui-l.i»i..l'.< pulpit styli-_ ,__,___,r ,mm ,hm ,_,_,___`_L,,_ “___ ____m___,,-

_His wrt. \i'ii.-' from i\l:iitlic\y_ 251-lti_ ‘“,,,.,m,._| _\-!,___,_ “__” _,_ __ ,,__,___|,,,.S_,,,,_,_

’l`lii'.<e .shrill go u\\';i_v into i\\'ei'lnst-inn _,___ __,_-_,____“_, ___ ,_._,_m_,_,_ ,Mg

‘llllf l“"‘l"l”’“""- lm' thi' l`l‘~m""‘“Si"` kiiowii tliitu if wut; in .-\iiii~iien. Alis-

l to l I "Wh:ii- liitv the nord 'l-\'ei'last-

l sh lstiiiii- woril in Iiotli rnsi-.<. Why then islioillil il. lu- tiniiislziti-il everlnstiiipr iii _one pnrt of the verse nnd eternal in lille otlier" 'l`liere is no rcusou. It is ii pi-or trmisliitiiui. Thnt is all. lt louglit to lm rcnilercd rteriiril in both eases. u

“'l`lie liilile writers speak of the

i-f.i-rnnl hills, the eternal stars. They meant hy that souicthini: whose enil is not in siglit. .\uv thiiii: whose end was not in siirlii \i-ns to them etern- nl. Anil thi-_ point. I uni trying to sharpen is this. .\`o\\'lici‘c in the scrilitures nrr we told thui eicrunl life is livinir ii long time. lt is ilu- iluality of our lifc that uinki-s it eternal, not its iiiuintity.

“Now tlint is ii :itntcmi-iii. nnd

statements are of no vnlue unless wr- can prove them. Ho lei. tis try to prove it. ln John, l7:2l, we read, ‘This is eternal llfe that they iniulit know Thee, the only true (lod nnd Jesus i‘lirisi_ wliom 'l‘liou didst scnd.' Now it was .Ii-sits who said tlint.

"Eternal life is not living ii long

timc. Eternal lifc is knowing Jesiis (lhrlst. Anil knowing Jesus (`hrii=tir ii condition of the soul. It is not sonieiliing that heizins nt death or nfter death. lt is something wr- linvr- now_ Tliiar 'is' eternal life. Of noni-5_- "l-‘"`““l me "my meuli. and to sonic extent must mean continuance of bn. -H2- "'11 if is a life in Christ that

llSw l. -i-it_ ._ _

*i'i‘oronti», iini. -Vlilliii.

pq, _.il-i~nnl," lli- .-.iiil in l\:irt_;--- ltr," _,,. H_,,___.,____ _,___ _____,.k___ .md |__,_,,_ _ " - i-xiiiiiilii-il with uri-ai tlioi~oiig.iiii'ss.

"li: “l""']‘l 1"' “`<"‘|' U" "h“H I my' l.u:~l iviiiicr no fi-wi-r than four >`linw what ii l'il.\' V"“" HW f"'M ."w"'ml'|vi`-<uirsi»< wi-re air.-ii to univi-rsity 'in

oulil li- u.~'i-il" ltr-ini-niiii-r ii is tlic-;,ii,.,,,._.< Wi ,Q ,,,._,._. _,my qi, _,MH

‘silica thi- t`-\`~`l _-»-~oi-l-ing 'irtii~le,

tlioinglitinl :ind n-.i»dernle, on Sliaiv

npm-iiri~il in n l-`ri-iirli review.

The man who had written and

spokeii iiu .\`li:i\\' wus Nl. Hnuicl, also a socialist. As ii liliilosniilier Slmw hnd been coniparcil to llnrwiii, Scho- penlinui-r nnd Hcrhert Spencer, bitt thc two iinines invariably broiiglit l`oi-wind with his in France were Ih- sen and Nietzsche. One critic who coinlinri-il l~‘lmw with Niettsche re- reiveil this letter from Mrs. Shaw: Mr. Slinw thinks you overestimate his iii-‘it to Nletzsrlie, hut adds that had Nieivsrlic been nn Irishman liv- inu in London rntlier than n Pole living in ileruinny lin _would lm" bi-en more \Ilci_'/.sclii-nn tlinnlie was." Thi* l"i`i‘I\L‘li. the li-rturi-_r continued,

were coiivinced that Shaw had an ex- e-llent iuibfi-ri in sntirlzing English life, and were quite sure that .what- i-ycr in hint wus rcinarlmblo was' |'_i'<‘iieli. und that Hier should recog- nive him ns one of themselves. An- other Frcneli critic liuil compared him f-fi Voltaire and Anatolc France: like tlii-m hr- indulged in lronv: which was ess(-ntlallv French. Tn think of Shaw "-"P" t"“U\¢iV°lY na an English Ann. tolc Frmiee had n certain attraction

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