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This was the general comment of pleased patrons yesterday

Directed by Frank Lloyd cA 313w. notional ThcturP

Her latest-a great American stage play by Bayard Veiller

“Within the Law“ leaves few chords untouched within the hearts.

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Pattie RevieivJlopics of the Day

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PRINCE EDWARD WEI). 8; THUR. MARCH 26-21 The Finest Dumbell Show Ever Brought to the Iliaritime Provinces.

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“I Suffearriaysli. errihly With Sore, Aching Back”

Mrs. Roland Fcqqt. on, I94 Lake St., Petal-bore, OnL, writes:

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'I'u.~ over two years l suflered lvrribly with sore back. l was almost mad with the pain. and had doctorcd with it until l was dis- couraged. Then my lather, who is a imn believer in Dr. Chase's Medi- cines, advised me to try Dr. Chase's , Kidney-Liver Pm. I followed hi.

M,‘ advice, and am glad to say l was completely relieved of that tortur- ing pain in my back. lt is over a year since l uicd these pills, and

l have had no return of the trouble,

but always keep them in the

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THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

Central Guardian’ i

SHOP from Holman’: Catalog WARNING TO POTATO GROW-

ERS.—It is against the liiw for any

one to use the word certified when

‘offering or advertising potatoes ‘for sale unless said potatoes have

been Government certiﬁed at time of shipment.

HAMPTON CONGREGATION — Rev. .\i. J. McPherson, M. A., 13. D. Mlni5t8r.—Pl'8ﬂ.Chlllg services for March 23, Bonshaw at 1t, DeSubIe (Methodist) at 3, and Hampton at 7. Rev, Mr. Somers will preach in North Tryon (Presbyterian) (‘hurch at 3 p.- m,

WEST AND CLYDE RIVER. — Services Sunday, March 23rd. West River 11 a. ni.; lCliyde River, 3 p. m. Subject "Casting Anchors." Swhbuth iSchool in Clyde _River at 2 p. m. Evening service ‘in West River nlso at ‘I, Subject. “impotent Mun healed at Bethesda on the Sabbath Day.

CADET INSPECTOR. —-Captaln Logan, District Cadet Officer, yes- terday inspected the Cadets at the Agricultural College. lie also visited West Kent and Queen Square Schools and addressed the Physical Training class in Prince of \Vales College.

YOU CANNOT JUDGE BY APPE_ARANCE.--lt is impossible l0 tell the tiuality of ten by the appearance of the leaf. A rough, coarse, unevenly rolled tea niuy taste much better in the cup than a closely rolled, well-tipped ten that appears: much finer. The only way to he sure of getting teu of reliable quality is to buy n

guaranteed blend like “SAI.ADA,“ have Iieon proved by time.

Convent. At l

most to capacity. was excellently

Joseph's Sodality Choir. evening there was Pontifical Berle diction followed by

rendered by St

by Rev. Gavin Monnghun.

INAS MHlTll 'I, the feast of St. Thonin Aquinas, great philosopher of ih thirteenth tieutury, was celebrate with the USllill sulcmnity by tli students of St. DUIISILIIYS Fnlve city. The outstanding feuturc of tli

or of their patron sulut. At tli close oi‘ the banquet very islaborui

ispeeclies were ileliveretl by Rev, I).

!I’_ Croken (Rector), (i. K. .\lcliic

ney, Albaii IPIirm-er, Edmund Donn- lioe, J. .\i. McMillan, Thomas Hen- derson, Aubin (laIlant, and Thom- ns ilamnilll. iSpe-clal mention must be made to the very capable mun- dealt ..,,-(,,,,e,,-,_, ,,,,,,,_ that she felt the warm syunpntlrv»

m, ,9 are! that friendly presence, and maxi

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.nr.'r in which .\Ir. Ilziiniiiill \\'l'tll his subject.

once in Public Affairs."

ivory clever orator at any. time. ‘but. ivheii he has the right subject to lirent. lie feels right at home on tihe

lorntoricnl. platform.

BEDFORD AND V|ClNlTY.—

Th,» genial ninil courier. J. J. .\IcI

lyre Is _- ving excellent service this of tho youth Illlll b-euuw oi‘ SLIIHIIODE uud passed through llt’.]'tl recently ut. u great rate of <peed nu u pleasure trip to Fort .\ugustus.—~Whlle hewlng a stick sciuie days ago Mr. Elmer McQuald gave his hand n bad cut which kept

number

wiiueia- Quito u

Grand ‘Frncadie

nlm confined to his home for se

Mrs, J. A. Burge ‘ fort recently-wiles

sane (teacher) spent the wee

.e Cross recently». .\Ir.

lluglius VlSliHHL- l)Ullill(lt~ill)ll iveclt.~~Mr. and Mrs. ley spent Sunday In Idort Auguslu

.1. lu I). J .MCNil‘hl) TPCPIltl)"—.'\lI Itotivrt (iallnnt and Mr. J. C. Mt

Fenton lCourt visited Suffolk, tli guest. of Mr. Ilughes, Kelly's

~Messrs Frederick and

wish these gentlemen every suc cuss In their new undertaking.

PERSONALS

Mr. Everett Hashim. Spring

week attending the Horse Show. Mr. Joseph McCabe, Merchant city Tuesday on business.

Dr. Boyle, Pres. of Kings College. Halifax, is the guest of Judge and Mrs. Wnrhurton.

Mr. Wilfred Vesley, Falrvlew Iii in the city this week attending the B. I. S. concert. while In the city he I, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. V0380)’, Spring St.

EBTIIODII.

tend their sincere thanks to friends, for kindness and sympsth

.. ‘bereavement.

3i result of this evening's meeting. I

FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH. —Yes- ierilay the feast of St. Joseph ivzis duly commemorated at St. Joseph's a. m. Muss ivus celebrated by His Lordship Bishop OLeury, the chapel being filled al- Speclnl music

In the

(l SPTIHOIl Oll "The Life of St. Joseph“ preached

FEAST OF 8T. THOMAS AQU- CELEBRATED, -- Friday,

(lays program was the siuiipiunus banquet served in the college diu~ ing hall to the philosophers In lion-

vrul days. His genial presence was greatly missed by the young t'olk.- visited Scotch-

Hauiizih Mc-

end nt lier home in Trncailli: Cross. "Mr. Joseph Court visited Trueiid- llnnlel lust Intuit-l Ilruil-

.\ir. Ernest Court paid u flying vls~

Itonuld uro busily engaged In so curing their firewood for the sum‘ Iu>er.-- dlr. Fonec Mcliilyre has piir- chased u new driving Slﬁlilllwﬁll‘.

David l10Vﬁl‘.~—MI‘.

Cross. is visiting bis daughter. Mrs. Peter McQiuiitl. James lluglves have erected a lox much on the farmer's farm. Their friends

field was a visitor to the city this

of ‘Iona, was R passenger to the.

Mr. Murdock. Deiorey and family who have been spending the winter In Plctou. Nova Scotla, arrived In the city Tuesday and left for their home In Georgetown, yesterday nf-

CARD 0F THANKS

Mrs. Belderstoa and flmlly ex- all

shown to them during their recent

Lenten Lectures

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May we take just another look at that nnmr-The Comforter-as , we close our talk together? l wish with my whole heart, and I pray, that a vivid sense of the moaning of that name muy be one

was traveling alone In Germany one hot July day on a. train going down to the city of Worms. It was quite hot and l was very tired, and my head aching, I distinctly remem- ber. The conductor came along and objected to my ticket. Before leav- ing this country, I thought I knew a little of (lerinan, enough to worry through on. My ideas on that sub- ject changed u trifle over there, however. That day my tired curs refused to recognize any fumiliiir sound, on the conductors lips, and my tired tongue refused to utter anything satisfactory to him. And there I was, It complete stranger in u. strange laud too tired tu think or huve any mental resources. not knowing but I might be put. off at the next station. In fact just tired enough for fine worrying. It looked blue for a few moments. But not. for long. A young man by by side, a Jewfspoke to nie In ex- cellent English. \Vas any sound over so welcome! He. straightened the conductor out, and then we fell to talking together. He proved to be u very intelligent, agreeable

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tiutel, and ivhlle I was dinner, went and got his brother

leaving time enuie, tie insisted on accompanying me to the station, and making sure I had n good seat. and then bade me u gracious good- b

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Thnt day lingers In my memory, as one of tho green spots of that trip. It. touched me to think that my Master graciously sent One of His own despised race to be my friend. Do you not think that ‘that mun, experienced where I ivas Ignorant, and so sympathetic, was u. living Illustration to inc of Jesus‘ name for the Holy Spirit- ono culled along-side to help? One day recently, riding on u Lake Shore train In Ohio, I chanc- ed to notice the conductor stopping to speak to a little girl sitting be~ hind me. Then I noticed thut shi- was alone and crying zr little, quietly. Slic did not aiisiver his question, but he must have been u father, I thought, because he sceni- ed to understand so ivell. Speaking to n kiiul-fzicud niotherly looking ivcnnin In the next sent lie haul‘ the mut- girl go back and sit lie-l isldo her, next the window. They} Idltl not talk much, if any, I uotlc-i wd. But the girl was snuggled up; close, and I knew from lior fact-Z

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or. But Jesus Himself hns n \'1>l‘_\'

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The answer of moat fat people is thut It Is too hard, too troublesome and top dangerous to force tho weight. down. Itlormola Prescription Publcts overcome all these dllflcul. ties. They-are nbmIuti-ly liuriii no dieting or QXP] g niid have the ndded ndvnntnue of PIIQHLDIIPHS. A box ltl sold at one dol- lul‘ ' gnnd druuizists the \\'lll‘ltl over, or semi IIH‘ Ilrlci- direct to the Illnrinoln ('0, i612 Woodward Ave" Detroit, ,\ll(‘ll_ Now thut you know this you tiny,- m) ext-use fo: Iieiiig fui, hut run l‘"— duct: stctidlly and can‘ v without.

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iuiortii." Ami more! Tluii

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l0 and better until the day dawn and W‘- lllt‘ shudoivs flee way.

‘Vacdtes Opposition

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r word with that new name thc punitive more. either spoken iii-hum, ,_|,,.. $10,, ,,.,,,,.,, |,,.,_._,,,gﬁ

I‘(‘, because I go unto the l<‘iitli- ,.,. yumm,“ h, "m, ,0 ho Chang“,

who had been In America, und H , q , n , _ .. , _ _ l , ,,., , ‘ _ _ _ \ ‘ 1

Then he took m0 to his father's Um won,‘ ,3 ‘mm is by John m“ nthmnuqflhc “my Svim mu}, choose. l‘ in e lii Hitguii ha S S

home’ u large "l" nmnskm‘ over’ inihls first epistle and is trnn- lie could in person on the ‘on-u.Iliiiilthtii (lliiillnlhgni||liﬁlllllll“llllldiilltfll ' 0 looking the famous Luther moiiu- ‘ " ,, , , H b,‘ _ , ,‘ , " _ J "

menit, where I rested a while. And is: Iggmlvoaitszgviiuicib113,, §I]:::;;‘,n3£"':)?' d151,“ hlirltnuufllml‘"rim: with III..- [llﬁls-(‘llylﬂiki dllllzll you uni

then a quick run to u few iii- Says, "You know “ma, , have been fmﬁuxu, to yo“ m“, m“. mv frimdsl in gin to kuoii. ll n ycu un sing.

“reﬁmg "°l“'*°" “m! mm" “me” to you these months D1131.’ And tti-lllitlli is simply‘ this: ll i..- the] imam“ git-Mei, l8,——-<Fnr ,1“.

“"11" "*4 "llml-il‘ "l" "m" '""‘“5 "m1 “I have n wonderful guest, first time lu the history of lllu

hey would think through the closo "tillil"? ""1"" "M" "PM" "ll" 5")" Who speeds my fret. who moves ,-Suskuiehewan Legislative J'\§F0lllb'

ntlmncy of nearly two years. Iioiv

He "u" Woke“ "h" unmismkubleihn" “h” “n m y°“"""lli""““l “"“"'*i my hands. ii)‘ u member of the Opposition cros Itlillﬂﬂesﬁ W11"! the?’ “'9'” i" we] "l" l “"'""" W" -""“ m" "Wm" \‘-'lio strengthens, comforts, vied the llonr of the Jlouse nn-I wrong, but also how loving with hing of flint ivoiiilerful llilllll‘. Norl ,,,,,,,,_._,_ ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,__,' ',,,,,,, i, Sh“, m, ",0 run“ O,,,,,,S,,,,,, strong love lie liiid been. h0\\",yri llu’ \\'\"lIll'""-5 "mill" m‘ l""‘>,\\'liiisi- ])I'\‘.\'i‘Il('I‘ ulvi-s me rest. Iver us n ﬁllilllflfiﬂl‘ of the govern intieiit, and gentle, and resource-nvlio, for nur 5.11.08, Plllllfllllﬂg il | " l,,,,,,,,A w_ H_ MHCK,,,,,O,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,_,l_

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