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SEPTEMBER 8. 1914- "f"""”""““"‘°"‘""'"°"”*""-"-"”“ THE cHARI,0'1"1‘E'I'owN GUARDIAN ‘“" i ""'“~“““`*"*. PAGE SEVEN "“

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N if are a ve cnticism

f most critical ins ection

And the 'higll value' we place upon your atron-

age regardless of the amount of your expencliture.

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~ _ , Contentment

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ment in the possession of Diamond or . H* » °tl10I'JeW¢1l’Y can exist onlv w ~' ‘

I E has £i;sitive_lgn_owl_edge that tllleellevgélg

~ That satisfaction in jewel buying will l "‘ ‘

be found here for the very reason that our wel] known reputation as Jewelers and Watchmakers has b€€_l\ 8811165 Only through Dorsistent adherence to the ._policy of offering only such gems as will bear the

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go to tlie E

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New DesBrisay Block

T is only a short time that you

can cali her Mother's baby- soon she will he a school girl

and then a young lady. _

But a photograph of Mother and

baby keeps for all time the mem- ory of those happy days-and lat- e_r pictures will show the transi- tion from childhood to girlhood.

Make the appointment to-day. BAYER Photo Studio

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Anthracite

Coal M

Now landing ex Sclir. Bayard

Barnes 1800 Tons Best 'American Scranton Coal, also due to arrive. per Schr. “Sinah C. Klmmski” 50 tons of the releliratcd Lack- awana Coal in Egg, Stove and Chestnut sizes.

~This Coal is all of the best

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Fall Styles in Queen Quality

The newest styles in the

famous Queen Quality boots

..THE MORNING Guardian can

be obtained in Souris at M. A. Pac-

"0ur stock of toilet soaps is one

ayed in the city. Here you will find

the best products of fears, Proctor and Gamble, Fairbanks, Jerkins, Col- gates. Woodbury, Packard, Williams and Johnsoiis,a.ll from the world’s famous soup makers, ranging in price from 5c. a package upwards. The

Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.

ME .

EllH All WE HAVE lllll lHE

(Ily Rudyard Kipling)

For all we havo and are,

For all our children"s fate. Stand up and meet the war, The Hun is at the gate.

Our world has passed away, E In wanton overthrow.

'I`here's nothing left today But steel and fire and woe.

Tho all we know depart,

The old commandments stand; ln courage keep your heart, in strength lift up your hand.

Once more we hear the word. That sickened earth of old,

No law except the sword

Unshcathed and uncontrolled.

Once more lt knits mankind, Once more the nations go To meet and break _and bind A crazed and driven toe.

Comfort, content, delight, The ages slow bought gain, They shriveilcd in a night, Only ourselves remain.

To face the naked days,

' in silent fortitude -

Thru perils and dlsmays Renewed and re~renewed.

Tho all we made depart. The old commandments si.and,

for women are now display- ed in patent and gun metal.

The line is made up most-

ly of buttoned models, with t e new pointed toes and | heels. Some excellent val- | ues in perfect fitting, com- fortable and flexible _boots at $4.00 and $6.00 a pair. |

Alley & Co y

‘Sill STEPHEN EHHNESS

135 Queen St.

quality and parties requiring the

best are requested to book their orders at once, and delivery w_ill be made from vessels while dis- charging at lowest prices.

Buntain Bell & Co

Phone 404. Selling Agents Dom inion Coal Co. §Ltd.

A ents Black Diamond Line. CE'town.]uly 23rd. 1914.

Hard Coal

To arrive for here

in a few days per Schooner “A n n i e Marcia.”

500 Tons best,

quality of Hard Coal: in Stove and Chest-5 nut sizes. _ E

Customers W 1 l_l_

please book their orders so as the Coal can be delivered Whilst Vessel is dis- charging. ‘

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Charlottetown Steam Navigatioi_i__Co., Ltd.

Commenting Monlay the lat of uno. the

STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND eaves Charlottetown for Picton, N. ., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20 'clock a. m., leaving Picton on re- rn about 4.00 p. na. Connection! ads at Picton for all points in ova Scotia.

BTEAMER EMPRESS '

Leaves Suinmsrside for Paint-dw hene, N. B., Daily (except Sunday; bout 10 o’clock a. m., leaving Point- u-Chene on return about 4.30 p.m., :mnecting with express trains for liarlottetown and Tignish. Connec- ons made at Point-du-Chens for all olnts in Canaria and the United tutes.

G. W. WAKEFORI),

Mniingor.

turlottatown, May 2i|r.h. l‘-'l4-

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In patience keep your heart, In strength 'lift up your hand.

No easy hopes ‘or lics,

Shall bring us to our goal,

But iron sacrifice

Of body, will anil soul.

’i`hcre's but one task for all; For each one life to give, Who_ stands ii' freedom tall? \‘.'ho dies li’ England live?

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LONDON. Sept. 7.-Sir Stephen

F‘ui'ness. wcll known in the shipping world died today. He was born in 18715.

'Constipation ' , ~ Vanishes Forever ‘ Prompt

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TORONTO ` EXHIBITION 0

EK C URSION FARES

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This week's Wesleyan says:

do good neither will lic do evil.”

of their deep sympathy for thc fering and longing desire that would save the stricken world

ing oi the univcrsc.

with distinctions beuvecn right

iind doing.

tions and careless about good evil. They would telgn believe

or judgment.

piously claimed by their “Me

ed havcn.

or in the evil to dcvclop good.

can bring good out ni' evil, iind

purer life.

thc pride and wrath of man

the race.

ized that ho carcth inurli inorc

watch uhove His own."

AUTUMN EXCURGIONS

In Effect September 11th.

in 30 days froin date of issue.

Boston every Friday at noon.

l THE FURNESS.

LINERS

ertlon tor advertising in this col-!

.°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian u

agent in Montague. I M

mn. Cash must accompany order.i inimum charge twenty-five cents.

..°MUSlC .LESSON8.-Professor atkil` will resume his music classes Georgetown and Montague, on Mon- ay and Tuesday. September 7th and h, respectively. intending pupils are equested to notify Professor Watkis by mail this week, to insure inclusion. |

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THE UllHEEllllll§ Bill]

This is a title oi' it book of sermons

hy Rev. Thomas G. Selby because the text of one of the discourses reads: "And it shall come to pass at that time that I will search Jerusalem with candles, and I will punish the nien who are settled upon their less, that say in their hearts, Tho Lord will not

We will not follow the sermon but

use the text for our purpose. There are many, in this day of gloom, who are asking, "Why does God allow all this carnage? Does God care? Mnny are like the disciples who exclnimcil, when the boat was in danger of being engulfed by the raging writers. “Mus- tcr, carest thou not that wc perish ‘!"

Some make these inquiries because

some because ot' ii practical iitheisiii which has no plnco for God in thc rul-

'l‘here are those who believe in ii

great first cause as iin lnscrutablc inid ever persisting for(-0, possessed of iii- tcliifgenco but devoid of any moral af- fections or siisifiqitiliillticii, whose laws are so inexorable that thori- is no room for niiy moral lnti-rpositioiis. There are others who whilst believing in ii. personal, conscious, and lntclli- gcnt God, think of llini us one \vho is oi’ such it languid, iiaodiceaii disposi- tion that he does not trouhlc liiiiiseif

wrong, or with what men are tiiliilring

This latter conception ol' Deity coni-

nionds itself to those who arc thcni- selves iiiililicrent about nioinl distinc-

God is such an one as tlieinsolvcs who will not bring their livcs into scrutiny

But God resents; such a libel upon

his cliaractcr. He \vill search out all such iieglcctors nnd violators oi' his holy laws and call them to sevcrcst account. There can bc no hiding froin his search or refuge from his judg- ments. Some 01' the monsters oi' tho present day, regardless oi' treaties and '_-ovciiauts into which they wllling'l_v en- tered, witiiout rcgiiriling the distinc- tions betwcon good and evil have ini-

God,"’ ‘to lic in purtncrsliip with .Ic- hovnh inthe most linrriblc atrocities perpetrated uponthc lininzin race. but God \vlll search them out, and they will stand aghast at his judgments.

Yes, God cares. I-le is not like an

artiflccr who builds ii house and then leaves it, and is gone; brit like it pilot who with ti constant care steers on the ship of the whole creation. He does not snvc her from storms or tciiipe-sts but through them all he ke:-ps hor on hor course until she rcaclics the desir-

All things ure not for the best in

tlieniscives. There is no inherent pow-

PLANTEIIN

Cliarlottetoivii to Boston and rcturi $13.00. Tickets good for rcturn with-

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must over gritvitiite towards an in- crease oi' itself bu_t by the virtue ofaii ovcrruling wlsiloin thc Oinnipotent One

con-

vert thc evil itself into an instrument for good. This he docs even in the na- tural world whore storins, destructivi: of lil'c and property, fill the atmos- plierc with the sources of a largeriinil

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M 92 Shaker Coat

The Haberdasliery

For Stylish

Sweater Coats

Our stock of new up-to-the

minute Sweater Coats is now

complete. _ g

The new roll or shawl collar

as illustrated is shown on mos: all the better Sweater Coats. For comfort, fit and natty ap- pearance it is the one best yet.

We show this particular line

in the new rope or shake stitch in medium, heavy and extra heavy weights. The colors are Creim, Royal, Scarlet, Dark Red, Havana, Fawn, Grey and 'l`an. Prices $5.00, $5.50. $6.00, $6.50 and $8.00. Other makes with Convertible and Military Collars in many colorings $1.25 up to $3.50. -

Pull Overs E

In Cream Grey, Taos, Plain Navy, Red, Cimbination Cillars, such as Black and Yellow,Havana and Fawn, Blue and Fawn, etc, etc. $1.25 up to $5.00.

See our Ladies’ Sweater Coats, they have class.

Henderson &E Cudmore

Phone 502 Sunnyside

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that

brought about the crucifixion of the Christ through all the sordid aii`d trag- ic history oi’ the race the God oi' nil ‘ justice and mercy has made the wratli oi' man to p'rnlse liiin and hun ovcr- riilcil thc greatest tragedies of thehu- nian liislory so as to rebound to his own glory und tha ultimate benefit of

This Ho will continue to do. Let not

fearful hearts give away to ilcspalr. “The Lord God Omnipotent rci|.:iibtli." Tliougli so high “He seeth the spur- row when it frills." ()nc ol' old risk- cd “Dotl\ God take care for oxen?

was answered that he did and eiiiplni

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The past history of the world is

one long illustration of this truth. From

l'i ii'

nian. Let us not forget that God f‘i1i°i‘s.

"Behind the dim unknown. Stainl-

cth God within thc sliualow, lci~<‘pi|i_i:

The new twin scrcw steamer "Evan-

geline" snlls from (fhiirlottctown for

For

folders and full information apply to

JAS. CARRAGPIERE

Charlottetown. P- E- l- A8601.

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A Great World Industry

is Yet in Its Infancy

FOX FARMING is one of the most lucrative business enterprises in the

world today.

“It is fortiinate that Prince Edward Island has boldly entered this field

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YET NEW and while the rewards are so great and ilic proipecis so briiglit as they are at the present time".

(R-eport of l)<\paitrrient of Agriaulture March 1914)

The .lolin_ R. Dinnis Perligreeil Foxes Limited

offers you a (`.Oi.lf>l2l\l Ol‘POR'l`L`NIl`Y. lt is a well established Company, seeking Capital for Ertcnsion.

Prospective Dividend for 191/'L S5 p. c.

“Experts in fox breeding in charge of ranches emore best results”

Prcinicr Mniliicsoii, August 26, 1913.

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The .lolin R. Dinnis Pedigreed foxes Limled

“One of the most successful ranchers is JOHN R. DINN IS of Charlotteto

This year he raised and paid taxes on forty-eight pups at 7 p. c. of the world’s supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the world. He raised sixteen pups from three young pairs and had four litters of six each".-The Golden Pelt, by

R. Barr, December, 1913.

is personally cared for by JOHN R. DINNIS “The Wizard R: nf; ier".

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giving “performance-records" of ancestors.

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