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Give us a share of your patronage and we will do as we advertise.

All F111’ COBf-S All Wiki!! UDd€l'W881’ All Ulster C0g{3_ All Rainproof Coats All Fur Collars White Shirts All Overcoats All Canadian Tweedsi All Fur C11# colored shim A11 seems Ali oxford 'rw¢¢<i= .

All Winter Cloth CBPS A special lot at less thar half All imported Ready-made Over iooo yds. to choose from

All Winter Gloves price. Suits All Ladies. Suitings' in

All Mumera All Ulster Coats All our own make read

Y' Freizes Tweeds

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Pri0.stly's Black Goods.

Opposite Post Oihce, Morris Block, Victoria Row.

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marital partners. It is high time for us ministers' to band together and rouse public sentiment upon this question. . _

I once heard of a young lady who

used to boast that she was engaged to three diileront young men at the same time. She had in her posses- sion three ditlercnt engagement rings. After awile she dismissed all three suitors and married o, fourth. Do you wonder that after such 'por- ildies her married life was unhalllly? Untrue to her fiance, of course she was untrue to her husband. A divorce scandal a few years later was the result. Her father, a noble Christian man of the west, as o result felt him- self disgraced and rc-signed-his pulpit for ho was a minister. His life was to some extent. wrecked, as well as hers. You say such a course as that is an extreme case? Of course. But all evils should not be despised bo- cause they are not monstrous evils. The little, Seemingly harmless flirta.~ tions during summer vacations or ut 5 church picnic or in the street cnr or concert hall are all divorce seed plantings. You cannot trifle with hu- man aiiections in,youth without bc- ing in danger, as an iconoclast, of smashing the marriage shrine when you are middle-aged. Let parents be careful with whom their children as- sociate. Let them beware of what they are allowed to say to others and what others arc allowed to suv to them. It is all well enough to talk about the vaunted freedom of the American boy and girl; but, for my own part, espvcinllv in reference to the promiscuous association oi'

young people and thc careless pro- mises they are n.llo\\'i-il to make. I

think they have niioizciner too much freedom.

Another divorce preventive: `F`inu.n-

cial expenses in the great majority oi homes should he curtailed and greatly diminished. The income should not be marie to meet the outgo. The outgo should bc ron- tracted until there is n sufficient mar- gin left for unexpected expenses, such as sickness or loss of work or financial reverses. The proverb says, "When poverty comes in at the door love flies out of the window." That is not true when all members are systemntlcullv trying to do their best. But when husband and wife go upon the supposition that marri- ages are made in heaven and then, with blinded eyes, run needlessly in- to debt. there is nearly always mari- tal friction. The wife blames the husband, the husband the wife. Per- `petual friction, then, on account of the money question ignites the dl- vorce fires. Then the family altar goes up in o Satanic blaze.

Another divorce preventive: The

purification of tho American press. both in book form and in periodical and in the morning newspaper. 'Tho pcstiferous trash which every day and every week and every month. like o, winter bllmard, is irlung into our faces. by the snowstorm of the print- ing press is enough to destroy the healthy heart tlirobs of any young person who is allowed to read it. I am, of course, not speaking against good publications, but biid publica- tions. Go to almost any bookstand that you see and open some of tho books at random and read. There wo tlnd the authors inojce their heroes out of had men and their heroines out of bad women, with hare and there a redeeming white spot to ol!-

eet those black characters. Broken marriage vows, "Childs Harold" in- decencies, deceitful wives, deceiving mei-these m as an ever changing

lknieidoscope l»e\’orr~ the fasclnatcd eyes of the young renders. Tharo the boy and the girl learn to call crime respectable and a ninn's dishonor a “free lance of gold," A bad book worms its way into the moral vitnls and Dnolly poisons the hcnrt. The way for good pi-ople to keep pure and to pri-pero themselves for o Chi-istiun ino_ri'ingo, which will never be liroken this sitio or on the other side of the irravi-_ is lor them to live with good ;_»nopl1-. They must1work to :nuke liwli good

But some one asks me, in closing:

"Are divorces always wrong? Should a husband und wiic bo compelled to live together under all conditions?" Oh, no. The violation of the marri- ugs vow justifies divorce. Christ's own words imply that. There are other conditions which justify separa- tion, even when there has been no , violation of that vow. It would be a ‘grievous injustice to enforce constant 'companionship when one of the par- ties to a marriage has contracted V habits which render thc continued re- ilation an intolerable misery to the , other. I have known such cases and _have rejoiced that the law permits | the innocent party to be relieved of |

tho burden and atlords protection I from molestation. But I protest : against the diversity of the divorce ilaws of the diilerent `stntes, which jtends to confusion and uncertainty | in tho relation so vital as this to the ;mora1ity and stability of society. i My bellcf in reference to divorce

:can be summed up in the words of -Sir Waiter Scott in tho case of Ec- land versus Evans, "Though in par- iticular cases the repugfnzuico of the ‘law to dissolve the obligations of ,matrimonial cohabitation may oper- iate with great severity upon indi- Ividunls, yet it must be carefully rr,- imembcrcd that tho general happiness of the married life is secured by its

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up in the thought that the more people realize when they marry that they must marry for life the more future generations will be euigful how they mu-ry and the more the sanctity of the homo will be pro- Berved. Therefore, my friends. puller almost every injustice for your chil- dren’s sake, for the communlt:y's sake, for God's sake, rather than break the nuptial bonds.

In this discussion I have presented,

for the most part, only the temporal side of the divorce question. If I had spoken from tho spiritual side the result would have been self evident. Gospel lova never gave birth to lesel hate. May the Christ who ut- tered the protest of the text against Dromlncuous divorce bless the earnest words of one whom God has greatly blwiod with a happy homo.

BAD KIDNEYS BLAMED

V For Numerous Deaths- Qui ive Man l Gives Fuller 'Proof l Dr~dd`s Kidney I Pills is the Cure.

VA" RACINE Qllfi. JUN "lb-(Spec lsl.

1 Like nn fcho from nearly every fuooml romes the words “Death was due to K'<lrr‘y D'Hfns°." and for that reason the i arxperlence of Emellgn C10\-mu-,,_ of this plnrc, ls ff 1-special Iniervst. It In further 1-videnve that Dori1i’s Kidney pm., cure Klrlnev Disvase of any and every liln,1_

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clean everything cleanable, and hnrt nothing.

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Jenkins & Son

HA- TANTUN & G0.

Dealers in Fancy Goods, China

N0Velfi€S. TOYS, Dolls, Handsome Sl-9tl011@fY- Sheet Music, Music Books and all kinds of musical in~ striiments.

Don’t forget thc place

H. A. IANloN & co.,

Great George Street.

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_ __ . .. getting laigei and lm_g»i-_ .-alufga ~. th _~t ,--_ ., ._. ,, ,- _ ; , , 4 , _ lilCy WCl‘€ lil lllé Right Sll0D./\nd no wcgiiflcr, wlicii they can sr-ciirc lierc stylisll new dress goods piii'cliaiif~§`l?;ltn§iitifniiio ,S M_h..{lL1 ~‘5h“`l_l l”“)"Cl'~*` “'1l"’ LfV1d@Ull.V li’-1C\'~‘ Silks, Colored Silk vclv.t and vclvetceii, hcsifics fzific velvets for ciisliioii; cl f. » 1] -Y i' - M 'i ._ . ' ' i ( ff ]Ulm""4;lm\i' ‘\I]‘\I""“‘“'_ MMI* m“f`.‘~`~“ U5" “il

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days before the sale began are selling al 67 CIS Oil lllC d0llai‘. Bcsi los :ill our Qkirllz ' -] l f _ , . ' '~ ~. ` ' ‘ ' ‘ . ~ 1'* <1 1! iw

skirts ever shown here, and a decidvd Bnr2_ain_ ,I hcse ako g() at 1_3 Eff. A'sO An l5ltl()l\l}l{C\‘h}]lli§pi)l.§'f§l3'ltfStTiill]'ii_f> iiriiiniiplilw. l.:1\<i;». .< f::i_V llftyv fir-Q .Ilw rlr‘f_,s: fwfii All Tlllllllltd lliillllléfy Half PilCC. And still .1 nice lot of those Flll'S in Collars lvliiils and cic which we ivill c"-iii* -it ll lfHP "\‘j-lit! 51/1%. “Sz WH] clvimi at I-MJ Price' of the maily Barilains we are offeiinil- ' y .1 A" I ' G' ru'c` Umm I' “I” V3 Ulf- 'I llC5C TUC UUl_V H l<.'\V

_ ill 'tile lVlen'5 C 0llli!:g.DCparlm€Ill, prices liavo also taken ai liiinble, 3 great many MUGS goirg at Half Price m;m.S . 3 off Cmm in m U t (1 h 1

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Read the following list ' ' °

Half Price

1500 yds Dress Goods 500 yds Ulster Cloth

450 yds Silk Volvét .

300 5ds Velveteen, Q `

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265 yds Fancy Blouse 25 Fur Musa " ' 30 For Collars

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All 'l*fimm<».;1 rim

Chilclren’s Glovrs Lot of Men's Gloves -

Lot of Dress Trirnmings Flannelotto Underwear

Laces, Embroidery

Wings, Breasts, Cord

Ladies’ 1"a.oinsti»ra

Lot of Meds Ready Mule Clothing ` '

Wrappers

Silk Shirt Waishs

Lot of Jai lets

.Gloves , '

Ribbons

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Whitewosr "

Men’s Clothing

\'Ion’s lllats and (laps

Men’s Fur Co its

Vlen’s Fur (lips

Men’s Fur Mitts

Laclivs’ Fur Mitts l

Ladies' Fur Caps

Ladies' Fnr Rolls

dir-igli 'liohcs

\V~' 7 Slmuls

Will l Rugs

Wool Tams

Lfidif, s’ Skirts

Watrriirorifs

Blnlzkefs

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