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S1X1‘£lN PAGES -im i.n~nfn me THE’ CIIARLOTTETUWN GUARDIAN ` “““~'” °' *’~’“"

"Thu harvest indeed is Dlentwns' ice the significance of the utterance,

but the laborers are tow. Prny yo therefore. the iioni oi on hiiiwni'

mat he sem] lord, ]ah0,.,,,.B into h." C V _ _ _U t t _ S , . mode, the plate was llliiced in tile 11 h&rvcst__Matt. 9: 37' 38. \“'§thfél;a,§ \;§;:.o'I‘lhi;lli;i‘tii;`i;allés;tswharée.Z§°~MTy °;_,th"°';"613?` middle nf the troupe. as tlicy nil.

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POINTED sUoGEs'rioNs_ 9,'hove the enveriisuirni from the do- vh=S°11 the falls they entered Lake “"‘°‘ "°“" ‘ s'“g'"“ 8 er `

vants and the most devout and fully ,f convenanted appear to receive the t worst treatment ami to e _

But such was his life that Jesus( Christ could take things up where hai! left off and bear a testimony to liisf fidelity and courage and prophetic Rrcatness that the ages can never forget. His name increases in glory‘ as it is passed down from generation l to generation through all the ringing! grooves of change. That is God's Way with his heroes. It'is enough.: They get their ray- Never mins nie heroes. "Be thou faithful until death

i lolrrd I Will give thee the crown of . le ., ,

Jesus came with a message Time \

makes His coming important and the

But that becomes so only as men

rcpent in view of what they co|vipre~- hcnd of it, and believe what they can 816311. because it is given to them that their reach shall exceed their' grasp- The kingdom otiheaven is nf ` hand. That is a present glory of righteousness and peace and joy to he realized, and also an river unfold- ilrg apocalypse upon which with re- pentance and belief to wait. Nothing transcends or supplonts the message

When God calls a man from one

occupation to another, He ofir-rs hini | 1

Prciilméntitiinhin his own line). tFishers of _ _ Q, A _ _P

is oisersofmen-ta'saro» .. ` .` ."" ,

,notion the like U, which “O ,,,§,m_ i New Doiniuion Organ, six stops five octavcs, i knee .~;v<c.l, ixo top _

' trial synsdiente of wiiieh the worm i Ilrihy Grand Piano, very beautiful walnut case, .=c\'en<cl= res, very fair tone

knows can offer to any man. But if i Wrii. Kuabe & Co, large size square piano, Rosewocd c:i.~i~_ 7 i-3 octavc~=, ri Jesus had _called jcwcllers or ac- `

countants or law 'ers or err 'necrs oi' _ _ - , _ _ ,. ' minors to be ap0;t,es_ He-Wfum have i john ll Berry, Boston, square piano, round coiiers. cnri cd lc .~., full iron ndapted His language to mean it pro-l

motion. Serving God as He calls you 1

to serve Him is for you the highest l

possible type of business.

Blessed are those who are ready to

obey the call of God to service. Ilnd consequences _follow thc refusal to ohey. The saddest experiences which; the tongues of men ever relate are _’ those which tell of the povci-tv oil soul and of circllinstances wliicii hav:-l crowded the years of their lives nf-‘

None are leit without excuse when

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piirrot-like way repeat what tradi- Canada in the year 1613' In his 0""

hrist speaks with authority. Sec a" India" °°“’m°"y Performed to the

Mark iz 14-28; Luke 5:1-1i_

by elactitude of statement, and not- ans'

leave of the Indian chief, after mah-

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asus is the teacher. The scribe may bamuel de Champlain visited the ing him presents and promising oie

_ _ _ A turn during the next year to assist

THE CALL OF THE FIRST DISCL tell what uns been written, and in a site “OW °°°“pi°d by th” ‘mpitnl °f

in the war. (lontiiiuing his courts,

_ - ~ Cliuinplain again approached 1 '-‘

_PLES. _ gon has hanged down' but Jesus writings, still preserved, he tells of Uhmldiere fans' where the Eavagesit

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,the Sermon 0,, the M,,,,,,,__ which ,B spirits of fihaudiere Falls, and l:o_.~. Ylfglrn ‘$335 iS“t;‘;";'EZ;1c5;_i£§§_ fr doubtless related to the sermon in he had to portage at the falls on his '

_ . , “After carrying their canoes to _to

ooi.DisN TEXT. 'the °°“1°‘f by eleee i>°"1“'~"°‘ A "°° way up to vim the Algonquin Ind" nie loot of the ions, they ossemoied in

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In N. E. Dionne's Life of Chain- U' 0"” Spot! “here om of t' A

_ __ - ~ - ~ . __ up collection in 'oodeu plhllfh 111` ll “But I say “-nt” y°“‘ ‘lp~1am' In descnhiling this tri” up .UL to ,wliicii cnch oneulffaced a picie oi"l1 Besides the minisery or Jesus is river. he says: 'lhe i>hr-tr. e0heISt~ ,__-_,MTD The w,,ec,,0,, ,,,,,.,,,g been ti onfirmed by miracle. Do not stagger .mg 0' 'D111' F1`e11Uh1Y1¢11 and 0110 F81" `

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voges that they considered n favor He tipped the chair car porter and

ble journey impossible without this

ncoutli ceremony. It was at thiolln I

ortage that their enemies were wont'

giirpi-ise them." He tipped the old hack driver wh

Tlierc is a note to the edect that]

ernian found on his land, lot 12.|

ngs of Jesus while he dealt with me SL Lu,,is_ On the last day of May style. Then one of tiieiii made u I1

By Rev. D. W. Snider. h

ow often the best of God's ser- t

he Father. "

h t k _ 1 _ 1 pin e and tlireu the tobaccointo i

was no help for lt? for him them “'55 that like mliililytlidkmiwsi ziffdiiieuuffrifistlullf gfllllzsefifffetlisrfgnflfe Inrflliw aclfffslfnttttelif; midst of thi* C1'1l<ll`0u, whereupoii they _ the dungeon and death. _ it ' point and fnr in 82,0 M3 Wm, ull raised a loud cry. FQIXTI VVlIl'l ` ' 0 m g R C mp Suih was the superstition of these

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portnncc of the message whicii Jesus brought to men has not been fullv es- timated to this day. Gospel is a i:ii= Her W0rd now than it was ten yenrs_ ago. It spells, ii bigger, grander mgarllng with the glow of every sun- _ sc

in this ariverlisciiiciit

couplers, knee swell in food hi e

parliciilaily good bargain for anyone having n large room

plnic, 7 i-3 octavcs. rosewood case, in relil good shrine,

lluiihnm, square piano, walnut case, six octaves, square corners _

'MILLER BROS. |25 Kent Street, _ Charlottetown

sicknesses and diseases of nien nn-l they Passed the lake of Deux Mon~ h"'"mg.“°' setting mrth that 422,03 SL

eiiled them. Let science find wliat 1115199. \VhiCh Cllamlllain 651196 Llike lung “me they hm-I beer accu`,,B` 'of

V H explanations it can, and succeed in de Soissons. Some days after they itf;.“;ake tms_ °_nerl"g’ 3' mel; tim,

` nring away old terminology, if it came in sight of the river Gatineau, ,“ “f they, “me fnsure pm ec ,_

ray; the lnct remains thnt the Hoo- the river Rideau and its fall, and the Aglffnst Wm" enemies' and rllllfittlo H llc

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t the U i er wrought evidtntial works if Iiis Ciiaudiere falls, whore they were5[£35lb5,,,Tli§,(;r,?u1‘f?e:f`fil:imiiihf.liis siiliilir 11* i11` <‘ ' ’ 0 V- doctur and the nurse ic

out pay' John the Baptfilst for P 1165 glessialisliili to wliicii both Himself forced to land They also Passed the

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D-Hin takin d t' d l lt '"1 the hgeh make appeal: "Though Rabid des Chats, Lakes des Chats- lsltmon Es mfmlmylothersl Tins-dotnhei ‘nl else fiififiuliilldly“bent ( Wm" h" had “ached “fe "her 511°” dl“°“5°5- 50°- 110! all stores. n

S g evo ion an o a t - . _ - t - ~ ti iiiranguc ook 1' J Y f ___-_ _ ,_ .__ _ _W

conscience was .idcuvered up¥,_ ,¥,,m_‘; ye believe not me. believe the works.` Ma-dawsska rivcr,, Muskrat lake anti, letma ei o ve _ 4 tl ‘I ___ 2.. _

J"""'f'f '1""f'f ==== fd' 3 * H ` 1 `i<-:rtilizers a. I _ I

Wonderful Bargains in Second WUIYO'-1H11V¢'Th1S Year?

Hand and Slightly Used

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Remember ihis Sale Closes the first day of March

Mort of the instrumciits offered in our first ad have been sold Vile :irc offc-rin n new lot

_1\iigi`ist_ 1867, 5 farmer called Ov ,He tipped the hotel porter each time

his tciiTo`r, it _,as gre” ~`,__

V . _ __ __*_ ' ~_ '___ FEBRUARY 24, ig”

_ tu- the conscious and winui i-ejection WHEN CHAMPLAIN was him to iieip the latter in iiiture \-.»=~i-=. ` n ` ` - ' ` ` ' ` "

of we mil of G,-,d_ ` ON SITE OF OTTAWA. "On June 10th Champlain took

thc ln.; that lugged his grip; ‘He had M wi" with wliicii

act, ti.-:re wasn't anyone whom uns men didirt tip. I

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Et. Peter at the gage L” ull

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501110 Peebles skin is

he touched the bell, that in winter they an, ns? Wlidlr

owuship of Ross, county of Ren- He tipped the 'bellboy handsomely _frec from cold sores, bliggf er l°"'l

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¢“~_ Oiitiii-io, an iistrolnhe suppossdl because he knew he must. `etc. For such Zam-Buk ' I' °'°‘°\*1.

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iinvi-_ bi-rii 1os_t'by Champlain dur-II-Ie knew that hs was up against the me P. Drummond, of Thyetfffrlif this expedition, because after tip receivers trust, \ nes, Que., writes' "F0, t

g _ ' 1 -' ii _ im., mn, uns, c-iinmplain ceased He tipped the cate waiter and he years. as soon as cold which "”

(ln July Sth, 1615, (fliainplain

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J make ,,,,,,e,.,.at,0,,s 0,- to stage in tipped the bus boy too, started, my little ii daughterls is ,,cco,,,,,,.' ~-I have taken the ini. The leader of the orchestra and sllliind hanlds have been c0\.e,.ed xx um.. It ,B of the type of mgtru. _ins nieary crew. dnt d h ,. ongldturned into nasty sores. These ‘cut used ,,,_ that dam He ti,_ped t e car con l - ora an e;\vou itch and smart terribly_ The

.tipped the coiner cop, _ .would remain on her face from I y

gm" mum, 1, tm, up me Qgtawa He’d got the tipping habit sn he real- until sprln and “H

vcr, ci-ossiulz U"°f' tu G18 "YF ian Bay H tily eilmtlliinifubtfiopcorcber wh r ‘ln

hort time ago I start d\i ~ , “

returned by Trent Rivci Buy of ‘° pl’ .° S _ ° "nie 9 Slhg dam.

uintc and l.ake Unturio_ ' 0"" mm. °n.e day' Buk‘ Now' “"5" Z“m`BUk treatm

8. wc could g _

g which did her any goodgeunlftflth

. __ They took him iii a basket to the the sores have entirely digappe Ent'

., _, ,_ . hospital stralghtway, leaving her skin as sm oth B M' HH' 'upPh‘R.` Before the operation he produced hialas possible." 0 and cle"

»trn\'eiicii 'i'o\'nll the _country and friendly purse' `

, ,in (1 \_,,e,e»,,, h wen, He thought he simply had to tip the cers, piles, abscesses, mapped hand

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Ham-Buk also cures eczema ui

old sores, and all skin injuries as‘

V\/ere you satisfied with last year’s crops? Would

you like to have a bigger and better one this year? Would you like/to have every square inch of your farm give

lorili its full value in

all that is sowu?.

And if you could secure tliesc results at a siiinll outlay, and no additional

l:il>or_ would you inzike tlic attempt? _ _

'l`lic.~.'=: results arc iust what you will secure if you feed your land with our

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:it very low prices. Everything on hand that day .will he taken iii stock. 'i`liofc iirirrs incllhlv ' ». stool and book, freight prepaid to your nearest station. Iiiterc-st iidilcd nt 7c pcr onniini for time rcqnircd. We do not ask you to lake our word for tlic quality of flies: iiisiriiiiiviitei \‘./'i_~ will pr0\'c ilirit every inslruinent offered in this sale is better vnliif: ll-:in y ii criii get 1;-l.~'civlicri~ \Ve will pay freight and refund your money ifwery iiistriiiiieiit is not cx'=cliy as repi‘c.~:cii:i-il

r Doherty Organ, style 57, five octuvcs, 3 sets of rec-d=, couplers, large bcvci

glass mirror, wnliiiit case, iii use five inontlis_ is :is good ns in-w only $159.00

I '1`lioiuasOrgnu, sive 4|, four _.sc-i.-' of reeds, coiiplers, inet- snclls, liuigc

squziic bevel glziss niirror, in \_<c only :i very short iiinc ' 4 iily $55.00

of Je,,us_ r Dominion Organ, w.'ilnut case, fi-ui' sets of reeds, coiipliii, kizec :wlcils __

high top Oilly -$4 5 00 ~

_Iiimcs 8; Co. Organ, walnut case, high top, no mirror, fori' sets of rc(-tis,

tend ovc-r this list, and rememher,the very article that appeals to \ on u\;iy_:|ppeal to _

soiiicboily rise ns well- to diy is the day---right now. A card will bring full particulars.

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l"uqli.-sli Uniiiixcd Fertilizers--the best plant food _that scicncc has yct discovered. 'i`licsc plant fouls are not a stimulant, they are a food, pure and simple. They ford ilic land just tlic elements it is lacking in--just the right ele111€11l_S fOr pmiiipi, proper and profitable cultivation of your crops_. Tlicy n_iake_ every square incli of soil iiiorc fruitful, fertile and valuable, and besides making it so product-

. ivc this yczir, will innke it equally so for next year.

These Fertilizers are Co__nd_ensed Plant Foods---that. and Nothing More

~ Tlicsc }“`criiIiv.crs :ire plant foods pure and simple. They are unniixcd and can_ bcf_f;15nlHh~

wi in qu .niiiics and qnnliiies to suit any kind or class of soil. Your potato or turmp ie may

$4000 i --il on - cl--sw of fertilirer your wheat or oat field may want nnoiiic-r. y°l11' Omllafd °" Cm" 52000 - ‘ filcll niiglitliice d :inoiher but in every case you can find in these Uninixed Fertilizers just thc $"0'00 'I class of pliint food that your land needs and no other will give you such splendid results. $95 00 ~_ These fertilizers have been used arid eiidorscd by all leading go\'er\iinieiitn€i2:i;(>:eI$-B 81:;

~ pro pzrous farnicrs throughout the Doniiinon. I hey show thc iicw, rniiona . scie__ ` Y l fwrni cultlvntioii and only bv their use can your farm be as rich nrd profitable ns it :~lioi_1l_d bc.

$7233 l A posbcard aclilrcsscd fo us will liringyon illustrated booklets on farming and fertilizers. $4 ` 2 _:is wcll as the results of iiiicicsiiog experiments conducted along \ll€‘>‘¢ 1\1l¢‘S-

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Did you participate iii iliesc hugh profits or did yoii“pigcoii-liolc” the pi-opositioti siibniiiicd

lo you by your western friends for future consideration? Iii short, are you the inaii who iiiiidc ii profit or the iinf-iriiinatc one wlio had the chance but did not possess sufficient Juclgincnt to recog-

nize the opportunity or sufficient courage to close a deal? 'l`lic ngiu orhyvoinatiil entitled to syiup;iliy is tlic one who sa)-:<: “Five or ten years ago I had the chance to uy t is or t at property at ion or $500, :ind now it is worth $10,000." The average person snecrs :it the person who niakcs such a sliitciiiciit and sn) _st ‘ lwould have bought and iiiadc flint money." Arc you _qoliig to .-my five yczirs from now tlifit you had a cliruice t0 buy a lot at Poo, Alta., at froiii $50. lo $100, caicli, oi' :irc you _qoiiig to be ilu: iiiriii who will have from $1,000 io $lio,ooo in casli :is :i result of liaviiig li-iiiiglil pro- perty in this towii iii this year of grace. 1911?

POE A COMING CGMMERCIAL CENTRE.

Poo is locniiil on the main line of the Grand Truiik Pacific Railway bciwccn lidiiiiiiiliiii rind

.\`:isk:itomi. ll is locntcd iii one of the finest farming districts in Western Camilla. The siirroiiiiding coiiiitry is settled by a progressive type of farmers and consequently will bccoine the niarkct ccntrc for Northern Alberta.Poe district possesses rich coal mines, is close to river and lakes and large forests me cnsily accessible from this point. Tlicsc natural resources insure for the residents of ilic town, first, low cost of living, and second, great coinincicial activity, two essentials in ilic no lniildin~,g _of ii large town, thus creating valuable real estate.

POE AS A MANUFACTURING CENTRE I

This towiisite :ind contiguous territory has the requirements oiitlincd by large iiiaiiiif:icluring

cimccriis for ilic location of large factories or large enterprises of any kind employing lmgc unin- bcis uf people. The rivers and lakes furnish water, the coal fields and forest furnish fuel and clicfip building iiiziicrial, the fine farming lands furnish farm products, enabling the residents to live at :i low cost. _ _

The town is located on the main line of :i transcontintental railway, assiir1iig§tlie necessary

transportation facilities. These combined conditions will furnish cheap labor, one of the most im-

portant, features of a manufacturing centre. .

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Poo iowiisiic \v:i_~: i'i_i~ciiily pl:iccd on the iuiirkci and already ovcr2oo lots have been sold, and

iiiany of these lots liiiim- iilrczidy cbziugcfl liauds nt :i siibstziiitial increase in pricc. Most of these lots were piircliiiscrl by iw-prciiciitativc business iiicii flirougliout Cuiinda, who are now profiting by ilicir foresight. ~ i

'l`lic io\\'ii:;iic ‘iw liigli null dry and very suitable for biiildiiig purposes.

OPPORTUNITY »

is u.~:clcs:; uiilc.=::s you possess ilic coiiru_i;c to act. You niiglii possess great wisdom, you might road zi goof] dcnl or irnvcl niiicli :ind thus sec :ill kinds of opportunities lo make money, but unless' _y0l1 linvc ilic courage ioiict on your judgiiicnt and wisdom all of lliesc desirable qualities are cntircly useless. - ' ' _

Lots in Poc are :i good investment ul present prices. The town is bound to grow rapidll"

Owing to ilic czisy terms of pziyiucnt you have tbl: ability to buy iiiid if you do not bliy now it is bc- c:i_usc you :irc lzicliing iii courage, and the cliaiiccs are ou will iicvcr bc like the man ou now ad-

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uiirc inost, rich, conrugcoiis and wise.

TORRENS TITLE. _

Poe iowusiic is licld l>_y ns under the Torrciis syslcni of title. Under this system the lille is

giiariiiitccd by thc Govcrniucnt, ilievrcfore absolutely safc. '

PRICES AND TERMS.

Prices of lots range from $50 to flioo each, and they can be purchased .iii terms of one-iculh

cnsli, balance in ciglitccii equal monthly payment; or quarter cash, balance in six, twelve mid 1-M,-_liiccn months. - l ` `

INFDRMATION.

We have issued :in attractive circulargiving full inforiiiation pertaining to the town and lls

prospects, tog'etl_icr with map showing lots for sale. If your wish to receive this iitiriiciive circulflij cut out and fill in the attached coupon and mail it to us today. .

lumkmmu wU|,oN_ ' Poe is a good new town in which to engage, in business or' a proffession

Gentlemen--With ai view ifi buying prorertyln Poe, Alia.. please in-.nn me full information, with map and price list, ai d oblige. Ymirii iriily.

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