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y D y_ he moum Wm :gg B oxostufy the first chapter of

1 _ I Daniel. lt was after the

As Well As Batteries .;_§;;»_»_;»__,;_1__-;_»g»»» ff M- . .. .. ......... .. ..

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ln addition to the regular equipment of batteries the Renfrew lw I;‘hp"°|°”g°d Seam" °f Wet' m“33Y da

~ ~ V li meats. are certain to

Standard gasoline engine is now equipped with a high tension mag- imxd ‘,3r"hi‘;“: _di f d __ King of Babylon' beseiged Je,-u,a|em_ neto. This means that the Renfrew Standard now has two complete - ' ° "5 ° “me mea can

ignition systems, each one entirely independent of the other. With th some of the treasures oi' the Temple, this dual ignition equipment the ' mEg;ighmgffglgéziuggtlffngliaigglggg and some Jewish captives. There he

smoke house a smudge built every

k d i taught the languages and learning of

It starts without cranking/ wee ur ng the damp weather helps

basement. lf the smoke house is tight enough to keep out the skipper ny so f the eunuclta to take the Jewish that _the meat is lan hanging in me youths of noble blood who were espec-

w’ lally lair and 'bright, and ,have theml

keep down the mold. Sucking of E

~ | meats does not stop the molding. If -

_ f . of these b D I l, H nani h,

is a duuhly reliable- engine-one that comes as near to giving an ab- :meals are WFHDPBG tight 10 KGBP Ollt oys were an e 8' a

solutely perfect service day in and day out as it is possible for an ‘U10 5kiDl`|ef'9 the WPBDIHDES Sh0\ll¢l he g

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A Mmun housewife recently wrote

3 the _“gage oft.A_gric_\:_ltu;'_:__at_golum- -ama_k` theo_ow g u : ,_ "l would apprxlate vary. much any advice you can g e me oawhat is the best thing 1 can do to keep our Sum- mer hams. We 'kept themin salt until throughtly salted then hung them up to dry and smoked. Now they are moulding." . Y. F. Towbridge of the Department ' of Agricultural Cbemlstrey, in replying said: "It should be emphatized that . mould does not 'spoil cured meats. Some persons in purchasing' country _ cured hams insist that the mould shall be left on as a proof that the meat is

0 ° M t ,genuine country cured meat. Some How Dune .

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A 0 lrecommend dipping the meat in bon' our World'a T agglaiiee Silnkaillly Legi-

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ing water to stop the moulding. This is onl tem orar as t

be checked by hanging the meat where

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oitnisi. in -ri-is i<me's cdunr.

(World’s Temperance Sunday) `

quit You like men. be strong.”-

_ 1, Corinthians 16.13.

Lesson-Daniel 1: verse 8-16, 19, 200

printed. Memorise verse 15.

3' a he reign of Jeholaklm, King of Ju- h (606 B. C.) that Nebuchadnezzar,

and carried back ,with him to`Babylon

directed one of his oflicers, the prince c

he Chaldeans for three years, and hus educated for his service. Four

Michael and Azacriah, to whom were iven the Chaldais names of Beiteshaz

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_ __ _ ' A»resl estate buyer had been out in ` S

GQLDEN -|-Ex-r Junction the farmer put the dog off _

“Watch ve. stand fast in the iaith. ‘-'“l`°h*°°‘* 11"” *WW-

' ‘ marked the property buyer. “Does he

know his' way home?"

"Why, Mister, l’ve sold the deg four times.” »

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the“.c'ountry to look at a piece of pro- »_ party, and the old farmer accompaai- _-_ ed him back to town to close the

dulhtfter travelling several miles al; _ _mer was much surprised to see '

dogcrawl from under the sest, for "

he had no idea that it had followed, him. As the train slowed up at the

“That's too nice s dog to lose," rs- _

"Does he?" echoed the old farmer,

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We are now in a position to._handle all kinds

of Job Printing at short notice. Give us a call with your next order and be convinced.

engine to do_ ,done first with cloth and then with

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Do not confuse this high tension magneto equipment with the low Pape* lf DHD" iS “Sell mit it Wm If B me es ac] an

tension magneto or dynamo yo u can procure with some engines. | 'awk badly t° the meat “ft” it minds' With the low tension inagiieto unlike the high tension. you cannot I V9 "mi it 8' Very g°0d Practice to _ t H -tort the engine without batt aries But with the high-tension mag- lencase the meat ln 5 Paper 119'" sack' al palace at Babylon' when his C y

neto .\'ou can 'both start and run ' ‘~ llionfrew Standard without the I tying the neck °f the Back very tight" 0

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aid of batteries should the latt or lieconle weak or exhausted. ly around the string in whlch the me” C

_ hangs. The meat is tlfen hung so

With the Renfrew Standard gasoline engine you now get dualign t- t

ion,fly ballgovern_oi‘s,bearings running inbest babbitiiiost economical glgggrfpe pieces d° mn much each c carburetor built, semi-steel cylinders, and an engine that is con- ' in the twentieth century after Christ siderably larger in size than ordinary engines of siiiue rating. . C _ More higligrade features, more metal, more strength, more service. Dgniei walked seven centuries before more value for your money--th at is what you get with the Renfrew THE ART OF LACING A CORSET

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Staiitlard. We include a lever type friction clutch pulley without Not one woman in 20 wears her cor

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charge on eiigiiies of 6 h. p. and up. lv r ve d it i la s to a depth

Grain grinders. saw frames and B. Bell & Son ensilage cutters getshzgrgesglymaaqmdy t2gltl1ga3:€sr§%sU(:|l; lil' gftyfnleelftill Gtlknlancirchaeologists

furiiished at very reasonable prices. thei c

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Engine catalog, describing sizes fro_ni1% li. p. to 60 li. p. Free T129 ,fscfg 8:0, is to lace them up tions oi' the ancient city. Each brick

on request.

THE RENFREW MA(j|.||NERy C0 |_'|~|) 223lf§.$.“2‘&l,“;i’.#.2“i.Z’;“l.§.';‘.iL,"l‘.Z¥

_ 9 ’ _ ' the proper way is to adjust it each l

I Head Office and Works, Renfrew, Ontario time of wearing. I H

A encies almost everywhere in Canada ¥0\;_m:1st have a very Ions lace- Ee “lm°Sl bewildering- I" H gre” P 9 H0 B I’ l'

I Office gor the Maritime Province, Sussex, N. B. I you cag,t°get";§_';*;;gl1_§n;"1;g;=0;>‘¥;_:f ,mmd_ among ,hem ,ms m,emen,_ ..,

yards may be tied together. Start at l

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MVRTLE HAHN sixvs o. D. D. Pnescnirfrion is woRTH Rocks- $3,e_.°e°'fh2“;‘;d;“§§§;”§e‘g;_§‘_°ho °"’ he continued me ,O that purpose, 1-its

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b_elow on the same side. Then con

urse Proclaims Skin Cure -e

to the required size once and for all, l

band which marks the waist line. 'rites " make a. loop at each side by passing S each end back throu h th xt hole l

tinue lacing until half way between D the waist line and the bottom of the corset. Make two loops as before. t

FELLEWS MILLIONS To HER Before you put on the corsets, see S

“Ten years I suffered with eczema

-three years of that time I could not appear in public. My entire body was covered with the disease. l could not eat. I could not sleep. I could not live. I have at last found the great Prescriptioii D. I). I). My body is clean, smooth. If there were one bottle only of VJ. I). I). iii the worlltl :ind I had it Mr. Rovkefellers mil- lions could not buy the golden fluid_‘

Nurse Mrytle Hahn, address oii ap-

plication.

ll' you have any skin bblemisli or a

little rash, do not let it develop into something more serious. D. D. 1). Prescription, li conipouiitl oi. oil ot'

D.D.D. Soap Keeps

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wintergreen and other soothing ele- ments, has been recognized for fifteen years as a standard skin remedy. It alway:_s helps. and if uscd according to directions, it shouldl cure in a short while.

.-\lI tiruggists sell this standard

remedy, 25c, and $1 a bottle but if you coiiie to tis, we will offer you the first full size bottle with the guaran- tee that unless it stops the itch at once we will refund the purchase price.

F1- A~ FOSIGF. Central Drugstore,

Cliarlottetown.

D. D. D. is madc in Canada,

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of “Oraiige Lil ‘ home treatment. unendursble d

“Orange Lily”-the transform your life!

and agonizing pains caused by obstinate and l0illzTt‘t(lli‘dliIimliiszsi:il'dtlr\; .?Her'um°ld dune” ict me make you this fi-ce und cucii proiiiisc--"Orange Lily" will ‘;rsi;'sf't)>lli1|inyt'l:ik'il-lllfrétllure'

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now t ic symptoms as well as Kourself. for I toosuficred for ycars before thedlscuvery

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former years. I am only too glad to help others. "Orange Lily" is a local treatment that you apply yourself. without help. in your own home. A few days will wor wonders and. like hundredsolothers. you ll thank mc for making known the good news to you.

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£9u_tcn days' treatment of "Orange ily - absolutely free. lt may save Wu from foiul complications later.

hen you are free from present

tmuhlesdjiist lull others. that is all I ask. A tirisss in full confidence Mrs. Frances E. Curruh, Wintisoi-_ Om,

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en y suck ttF»¢d Co. of Cu. Limited \¢\\ 0 » < 7 I; i 'I' ` panionship and evil example, and

is cu.~.».m.»e. :oc Clin-unit.. Tsinie P°\\\ (fc _ _ I 1 T ’ -_ __ _ whsntnetemptatlon Zomes to you, as `

` SOLD BY . _ ,;_ _ _ 1 comes it will, to sin'a ainat God’s law,

F__|_ HCHAAN A CC_ LT,D_ E_ _ F _ __ _ ~_ g _ r-_ I __ _ _ belt in _matters of truthfulness, or of

GEORGE E_ HdGHEs_ A OSTETQ, KELLY, TA\_'LOR C0..LTD. _ » '__ -_ _ ( _._ \ lhonesty, or or purity, or ofiove and

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Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont.

that the lace is drawn as loosely as 0

he temple of Nebuchadnezzar has re-_

ed with his name and royal titles in c .

the top and lace through the holes know that the huge walls oi' the city

_ » ' si. _~ i from side to side until you reach the ‘Vere three hundred feet high, that'the_

hat the huge temple of Bel was grand ,_

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ego. The scene of our lesson is in the roy-

n the banks Of the Euphrates was at he height of its glory under Nebu- hadnezzar. Is it not wonderful that

ently been unearthed, and men living

an walk over the pavement on which

hrist? Alluvial soil thrown upon the te ol’ Babylon by the floods from the

arefully dug through to the founda-

n Nebuchadnezzar's palace isstaiiip-

uneiform script The throne hall is an mmense room. and the intricacy of he passages. rooms, courts .is said to

f debris many inscriptions have been

'bought to build up to Hesven.” W.

Hanging Gardens" were one of the even Wonders of the ancient world.

than any of the other ancient tem-

Daniel is thought to have been four- eeii years old when he made his iirni esolve. He purposed in his heart,snd

elf-mastery in youth was the keynote f his material life. The time to

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Law Blanks, 130119678. , Post Cards, Posters, r

Wedding Announcements, Blotters,

We carry a large stock of Writing and Print-

ing Papers all colors to select from, _ard Boards, _ Cover Papers and Tag Board.

Prompt deliveries and lowest prices. S I

charged sixpence for the cruet." “Nev- er mjnd lass," replied lie. "Just slip it in the bag.

one cheaper

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worms, colds' and simple fevers, atid all the other

Tablets through their action in regu-

_\\__\_ ` latiiig the .stomach and bowels. Con-

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tion and st

possible. _ Place the corsets round

the lowest hook. Next fasten the top hook, unfasten the bottom one, and fasten each in turn from the top to the bottom.

Fasten the front garters to the

the side garters to the side of the- stockinizs, and the back garters to the seam at the back. All this time the corsets will be quite loose round the figure. Now take hold of the upper part of the combinations and pull them up well.

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NEVER MIND.

An old couple went to a fashionable.

Summer resort for their holidays, andl on the last day the landlady brought in the bill. The old lady studied it keenly, and almost immediately notic- ed an item near the bottom. “See here, Iad,” she' excilaimed to her hus- band, “this greenly creature hast

I don't think we’ll get

anywhere else.”

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CHILDHOOD AILMENTS

Consti ation and ldingestion; colic

minor ills of little ones

erning them Mrs. H. H. Mills, Haldi-

writesa- "l have found Tablets of great service my little one of constipa- omach' trouble.” The Tab-

Gts are sold by medicine dealers or

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Fred H. Trainor, °°,‘i.,.’“§°°

"\\ , ,, , / wretchedness and ruin have been

- brought into the homes and hearts of

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5151 1_1 _ ' -_ 1 __ '_ take up the message and proclaim

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For Simple, Genial - Comfort--

Heat Your Home With Hot Air

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cant begin to _realize theocomlilt;l%:s‘t`;l>Ili\;;1il)ienlc.:at;i'i}i':)il.ll Dl¢lSlll'¢ Qf al-lnlf0l'mly_ heated home._ Until ou enjoy the btgggitigll _summer-like heat that issues dom your radix _ uriiig the cold, frosty days, you caring;

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25¢_ 5oc_$1_ sample _,ne f it _ ~-~.\_,.- / __-`v__ _ 5 rls. because they sa d n s a -

' _ . ; hearted way. so that it sounded very

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land Girls. Every one of you will at

R . I some time or other be called upon to

OUP Eablly C0|'l|1|"0lled F'l,»-»-gl--Q'-.L-ire-U-1lshow cou_i;age__and_ her_t_>ism, i_n having

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-W“,yW,m,,,u,,“_,” and LMP. _ but a mild and weakly form

‘of heroism? It is just what God

glirliihillinofl ¥v°r‘lft"'v`\lit2i|i"‘" ex_pects of you, because it is within the

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girls. because it

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‘heard of the and heroines.

what we can `do.

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rm such a purpose of being true to

Quit vvéu Like Msn, ee strong

Daniel’s Firm Stand, These boys.

Daniel and his companions, must have

time, but they certainly did quit them- selves like strong. true men. They remained true to'theli' convictions of right, steadfast iii their allegiance to Jehovah, under circumstances which might have seemed to excuse a con- trary course. How easily they might have argued that in that foreign court they must do as they were bid, -that it would be useless to refuse the king's food, that they could only yield to the inevitable!

The question which was to thesel

lads a matter of conscience was in re_-

gard to a ceremonial ru? They be- lieved it a sacred duty t keep this rule, and therefore not to have kept it would have been for them a slii. It is evil for that man who eateth with of- fence, said Paul. The principle at stake, too, was greater than the keep- ing oi' one law alone. The king had changed not only their food but their dress, their studies, their very names. Daniel meant “God is my judge;" his .new name, Beltshazzar, meant “May beltis" (a Babylinian goddess) de- fend the king.” Everything was done to make these youths forget their ns- iionallty and their religion. Had they yielded in the matter of eating meat sacrificed to idols, they would have been renouncing Jehovah their God

for the false gods of Babylon.

As regards the ceremonial deiile-

ment we in these days agree with Paul, who says, "I am persuaded in the Lord Jesus that nothing is unclean

the splendid example of fidelity to principle given by these lads.

The Heroism God Asks of All Boys

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WHAT CANADA PAYS! “

SOLDIERS PAY AND ALLOWANCES, CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT PROVISION FOR WIVES, MQTHERS AND CHILDREN

Canada is determined that her sons shall be as well paid and,thcir families as' well

cared for, as a grateful and wealthy country can afford. The scale of pay for Overseas Service, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and the Pensions, are on_a more liberal basis than those of any other country engagediii the war. _ - ' _ `

SCALE OF PAY

- Field Separation

, RANK Pay Allowance Allowance

per day _ por day per month

SsrgeaM.l...... .... ...... .. $1.95 $0.16 $25.00 Corporals........ 1.10 .10 20.00 Private, Buglers, Drummers etc.. . . . . .. . . . .. . .1.00 .10 20.00

The men are, of course, fed and clothed by the Government. ` The Separation Allowance is the sum paid by tlie_Governmeiit to the wife of each

enlisted man, or to the widowed mother if the son is unmarried and is her sole support. This is in addition to part of his pay which is reserved for her.

One-half of a solider’s pay is withheld by the Government and paid to his depend-

ents. This ensures that at least $35.00 per month is paid by the Government to the wife

` of each soldier. '

THE PATROTIC FUND _

__ The ' Patriotic Fund has been created to assist tliosc dependents of a soldier who"

need more help than the Government gives. From this Fund the following sums are paid

if tlie need exists :- ___ _ri _ ‘ ‘

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_ wives

Children of wldowers ._ F"°"‘ '5'°° ‘° ”°°°° 9°' '”°"_”‘ A Mothers of unmarried men..._. V

Qhlldrcn of married msn according to age and ` l number In i'smiIy...... "'50 `° "'00 °°°h 9" "‘°""'

' Ladies representing the Patriotic Fund pay regular visits to families of men on Over-

seas Service, and give friendly advice and practical help in case of need. l - 'V

_ Many employers have pledgedthemselves to give preference to returned soldiers

engaging men. _ ' ` - '

No." Does this seem to you

Do not under#

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_ The Can_adi_an scale of pensions rsnge_for_ private soldier, from $75-00 PH' YCM' f°l' C'¢f° tal" "W0" l"J“"¢S ¢° $254110 fOr totfglgiisability. In case of death $2200 a month is paid

t° tl" Wld$f“fl ‘md .$5-°° 3 m°l"ll A widowed inother whose ' son was her whole support receives $22.00 a month. ~ _ cj, I _ . . ` `

C0NDlT'0lii$.t-i0F ENLISTMENT A3°""8 l° 45 Y¢3\`°~ ._ »A_‘_-_ inches minimum ~

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