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inflamation of the skin. It is soothing, softening,

_ , healing. It will save you ' -all skin discomfort this

.winter Price .........25c

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DRUGGIST

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G. H. TAYLOR Jeweler & Optlcian

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New time or-:ones nom. ff. Wm. HDNBOURQUETTE, Mgr. Priv sts Baths, Running Water and. on D tance 'ielephonas in nil rooms Zht Ram ie Rooms. sms ur~?axon|.i.|~:o

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HOME-MADE Bread-Ask your

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#el like borrowing another person's sp-

petite to go along with your own, etc-

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IDENTIFICATION

; is raging there is no dimenity in dis- uso. tht if the Uhriltiss church In

wears his country's reglmentals and `<lll°lt-i0l1 thi \\ll\l0l' Milli Iollllllt

the forces of evil and the forces of that the church does not. It carries

against the other, there are no dis- active duty. \l!lll|l7 °l\\! on B\l1\l’l8!-

colors. There is, it may be, a con- where the illicit rumshop carries on fused following of the respective flags its trade, where the white slave trsi- but the friends ol evil and of rights- tic flourishes, where the gambling oneness mingle freely with their re- hells src, the church walks unidenti- spective toes. The line of battle is tied. It expresses no abhorenm of the

not clearly indicated, nor are the evil, no disgust, no objection. The

A very large proportion of the peo-lnise it as sn enemy. and have lwtll-

ple of the civilized world are nomin- ling to fear. If on the breast of the ally Christians. The great majority church, as it walks abroad, were ol them are church goers. If asked pinned an emblem which would pro- nt any one of the church' services claim it the enemy ol these, an ene- which side they were enrolled on my ready to strike and s poltroon if they would unhesitatingly answer, it did not strike, how long would the "the side of righteousness, ot moral- rumshops and the dives exist? Not ity, of tcnrpcrnnce, oi purity. Only lor the week

allegiance to or even sympathy withworld are identified by their clean the opposite vices, immorality in lives, their outspoken denunciation of

Whnt if the professed followers ol swerving allegiance to the principles

ore? Suppose the professed friends oi ing epistles, known and read of all righteousness, of morality, of temper- men." And they are the salt oi the ance and of purity were known £0 the earth. . But there are others, well world by external and visible marks. meaning--many ol them, sincere and sny an .emblematic badge, a button honest-many of them who, if out or s bit of ribbon? and out believers in what they pro-

lilembers of the ditlerent fraternal less, if suniciently courageous even to

societies are thus identified. Their at- wear a badge, emblematic ol "the titude on questions relating to their white flower ol a blameless life," craft is known to the outside world, would constitute an army against and, this being known, they cannot which all the forces of evil could not ntiord to play fast and loose with` prevail. `.-ind these constitute the their professed principles. They are majority. What professing Christians therefore individually and collective- Head is 3 milfk Ol id°“¢m°au~°"» and

if the daily walk and conversation

ly' towers of strength to their orgaml are not such as will identify them l ¢ .

2'fU°"S then the next best thing would be the The statement was made in a Char- outward and visible emb1¢m_

FOR IMPROVEMENT Consul Frost is one oi the most

` -- '_ graceful of speakers. He comes to us d "what °““ Wep ‘I0 il"° ;mi"°:'l; °°‘;°ifrom a country which, in many re- itions in our _rov nee " ~ is s spectB_c,peci,1|y in its prog,-emive. the question to be discus!€d"a¢9'a‘ness_ is Wm-th 'B¢_udying,_ He has seen meeting of the Charlottetown Board‘om. pmvince with the eyes of ,_

of Trade on Thursday night. Tilefstmngcl. and he has doubtlens for-med

‘liscllssifm is f° be led 'W 1""'“.*",enncineinns which it will be interest- Mathisaon and Consul Frost-and noling and no doubt pl-gggable (or ug to “°"bl" ‘vm be participated in by|listen to. He has already interested "th" l"('mi"e“t °itiz°“5~ ihimsell in many ol our propositions The “"h-l°"t' the speakers “nd the and has, in his` consular reports and

cause, taken singly or together, shouldtotherwise' done our province many be enongli inducement to bring every kdudne5s,s_ It Wm pny to hear hm-,_ ,

able-bodied and mentally fit man in' Nom as to the question to be dis. C

hnrlottetown to the meeting. Pre- missed, what can we do to improve ruler lilathieson is in the midst oilcondiuons in our proving? We are

gm'crn|nen`t movements on the sue-'not going to discuss it hm-E, but we cess of which his reputation as a Wish to impress upon our readers

lender of the people very largely de-‘both in city and com"-y the vital ponds and in which, as a Prince Ed-impm-tang, 0( taking the question ward Islander anxious for the devel-Iserlonsli #ad studying it under every opment. of his country's resources, he\]ight th” can be th;-own upon it, is ‘lecply interested- He has the h“9`|To tell our readers, either in city or py facility of being able to interest country' that than is an answer to hi” “"‘“‘?"""`“ ln -“’h°°°"°‘” he 51°" the question, that a country possess- r:\in:<v»:_ His treatment ot this very ing such natural advaumga, as om-5 iinpfwtnut question should he heardlcan be imp,-Dyna, wauld bawrgpeat

hy cv`<\rvl~ody interested in the wel-:what they ah-eady know, There is f“"*` 'fi ""0 City Hilti 0! U10 llr0Vil\°°- not a render of this article who will

not admit readily that we have, to

Black Foxes

I Farm wanted sto :l-:ed'\viih from bio 5 mated pairs Silver Black Foxes for interested party' Write

:ull particulars to

, W. B. Punm, Agent,

i 45 Pleasant Street,

l Dorchester, Mass

a greater-degree than any one of our

Binou Sn es S sister provinces; the natural condi-

On the llsld oi battle while the war lottetown church. Dot ll-ly Sundays

tinguishlng friend from foe. Each , ed as it professed on the ill\Pcl‘ll\°l

follows his country's flag. Ml*-*U 0°* lu * '°*k- *lil 3' °1“m On the world‘s battlefield, where,was not unreasonable. 'l'|is oubleis

righteousness _are pitted the one its distinctive badge only when on

tinctive regimentais, no wearing of On the street, amid the slums, down'

combatants. And the tight goes on. rumshop and the dive do not recog- _

is certainly one of the most disagree- sblc ailments which flesh is hcir to, Coated tonguc-bitter taste in the mouth-nausea - dizziness - these combine to mnkc liic :i burden. The cause is a disordered liver-the cure Dr. Mofsc's indian Root Pills. They go straight to the root of thc trouble, put the liver right, cleanse thc stom- ach and bowels, clear the tongue and take away the bitter taste from the mouth. At the hrst sign ot biiious-

Dr. M orse’s ‘°

ness take -

- 2-22Meipdi Indian Root Pills

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prnd cn at all tin'.cs,u"di r all

1 in me :i'¢‘sll men from Y°U\h _d

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tion to be discussed on Thursday

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tions that make for prosperity. NYU have a soil the possibilities of_which have not ,yet been fathomed; we are bathed "day and night, summer and winter in the ozone laden air of the ocean; we have the purest of water, the healthiest er einnstes. 'tour iseluf tion, of which ws have complained. is one oi our greatest assets for it enables us, as a compact and con- trollable garden, to exclude the un- desirable, to guard and control our products and so build up for our- selves s reputation which will ensure for lm a place in the world's best markets.

These things we know. And we

know, too, that there is room for im-t movement, room for greater develop- ment of our natural resources. Alle this we know but, so lar, we have. not acted upon it. We have been con-M

____- ‘tout tn let matters slide along, each `;1_00 and 31,35 qui; for 35”e,

-”i’:\fdoing his best for himself, and all Ladies’ tailor made suits at $4.98.

forgetting that th g Legg .1 to Ladies' skirts $2.10.-_ ' l,,,d,.,,,,.,,,,, mm' ,,,,;,°: throizi me A rnnx mn ni ieeies' skim. neu

greatest good to all. The general up- ‘ uit or the wneie province. the inn- .provernent nl those means in which all have a common interest, and from' which all must derive individual sg- sistsnee,- is the answer to the qnss-

` new ere' time utters to in ~w¢.~ev.»»en~\»v-v»e~.¢-.».,v..

PIL!! OUBED IN GTUMIIAYB

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tempemnug impurity. I evil in all its terms, by their un-

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in the vcriest dens of inlamy and vice There should he some means oi A I L L c would there he an open acknowledg~ identification. It is true that many 0 i H '-'

ment, hy any considerable number, of thousands throughout the civilized ~ nl- 1 I _ “ I "_"-'_'

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about? Only by concerted action. Concerted action can be taken only through systematic organization in which every interest in the province will be represented. The Board of Trade has done well to take up the matter. It is probably the only or- ganization that can deal with it ef- fectively and it is another sign ofthe awakening in our midst that it has done so. Let the people show their

sympathy, show even their selfishness, -'for it is in their own interest after all-by being present, ready to put their shoulder to the wheel in what- ever way seems to be the immediate duty. »

_ N01-sis.

Man-is perpetually changing. He is

on evolution's path, urged ever on- `ward to new experiences, and, through them, ever developing new powers. The universe without chang- ing, becomes a new universe to us ns our perceptions ol it widen. The stari are as of old, but man revises his astronomy. There is no more in it than ten thousand years ago, but we see more, and our kesner sight se- cures us a new map oi its contents.

As spring approaches the prospect

of enjoying the privilege ot a wade, without leaving the sidewalks, grows steadily. Many of the sidewalks are walled on both sides with snowdrifts from a foot to three or four fest in depth. Already this snow is flowing, some inches deep, along the sidewalks and the rest is coming. Beiore these accumulations are converted into ice or water is the time to remove them and it in not yet too inte. why not do it now and at the same time open up the runways for some at least of the WMM' .to find its way to the har- bor? ’ .

<-____ :-:!l‘he varying temperatures the

skin is-subjected to during the winter give rise to chapped. burning and roughensd skin. For this there is nothing better than Rexall Face Cream. It is easy to apply, doesn’t contain excessive grease or oils and as a skin food is in a class all its own. Large jar Zlic. The McKinnon

Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Ste. Mtl.

"EVERY LOVER LOVES A

'LOVER AND EVERY WOMAN

LOVES A BARGAIN

Here is s short' ' 'reviewer of Pa-

ton's bargains. Read on, then come on" and profit. . -Hundreds of pairs ol stockings and overstockfngs. Your choice not at 25 per cent., but stf Bde. s pair. Silks at 89c. and 49c. p Dress goods 65c. and 95c. Fiannullette Bic. and 20c. lor 16 and 20c. _ _

50 bed quilts $1.85 value at $1.15.

25° oil the 81.

white nn

dt 15s

at 50° worth $1.50

$500 and $37! lor-

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Buds. Children must have sweets. Their little naturel~

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crave for _dainty sweet things. Bad for them? '.-`-5'---_-K Not Cowan’s Maple Buds. Pure ‘milk ure su

. p zur. nit

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Shopping is only hall done if you forget the Maple I ,fL_"»_?l;/Q

pure chocolate. What could be more nourishing _U

and wholesome? What else could made them O M O"

MAPLE BUDS

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~ » UNLESS THEY’RE

The COWAN CO., Limited Nm. ess coin mutans

11 TORONTO, `~ .

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Pio \lilkCLoeshh' ; i i '|10 “Iii

such favorites with intelligent mothers? Make the children happy. Give ,them sweets you know sregood.

Put Maple Buds on your llioppinl list.

'l'HEY’RE NOT MAPLE BUDS

H i T , ' _i ’ _ ' -1.' ' V .

& Weeks, Furniture Headquarters.

' Menlits 10c packs e mcnds ll

eron’s Hardware Store, 162 Queen. next to H. H, Brown's. 2-Zlilvltf.

"MIRRORS REBILVERED.- It "About eighteen heavy wool swe t-

costs little to have defectiivs mirrors ers in pull over and coat styles in "All you want is a complete pre- r silv d d d .

e ere an 1118 B 800 BB MW black, navy and grey combination psration for repairing harness shoes We are Preparing to send a shipment regularly $1.25 to $1.65 now going and all kinds ot leather at Uanier0n'a away and will bc glad t0 l1°°\‘ fmm at Sl each. Men's Store. Moore & Hardware Store, 162 Queen St. any body wishing mirrors resilvered. M¢L,0d_ 3_5M3i_ _ z_25Mu_‘ Rlease phono or call st. once. Beer _V ~

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2-25Mtf. ¢ ¥

for Young Men

leaiks in tin andhonamelgware at Gain- .A I

Cnr Ferry

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Canals

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isa twenty-year payment or endowment policy with' the

A Canada Life Policy will enable you to set np a :nest

egg that willibe inuch needed in future years-the' younger ' you are the better are your chances. ,

#During 1912 the Canada Life again broke the record-

the surplus exceeding the records of 191 r by $231000, V-

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