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l u. Lanelllfl m; l» nun-l or thousands of others, l-lo found per- fmmgnt relief from constipation in Kqlloggh Bran because it is ALI. 1,11... Nothing but ALL bran can be

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and my bowels more regularly morn- ing and evening. ¥our sincerely, Frank Lancing. (Address on Request.)

For permanent relief, est Kellogg's Bran regularly. Two tablespooniuls dull -in chronic cases, witll every mes. It is guaranteed to bring rc- sults, or your grocer will return your money.

You will like the delicious nut-like flavor of Kellogg's Bran-so dillcrent from ordinary llrllns, which are un- palatable. Eat Kellogg's Bran with milk or cream. Sprinkle it over otller cereals. Cook it with hot cereals. Try it in the recipes given on the package.

Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum- llled, is served by leading hotels and clubs in individual packages. K Made in Toronto, Canada. Sold by all grocers.

peogsim‘ . j ‘ l have been sfltieted with collation- glon for the past lit your!» and during

' "that thno I llavs been I I hogpitflll and subruitt live differ- c-gnl operations that-yore the result of "constipation. 1 was getting so bod that "ery meal I ate soured on my stomach. Two montlls ago I was ad- vised to eat your Kellogg's Krurnhled Bran. I tried It, or l was trying every- thing [could hear of. From that day on I have never tnkqn a |lll ale. My stomach docs‘ not sour any ro

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A DRESSED HUGS

We note that there are altogether too many small, thin, unfinished ~Hogs being marketed at the ‘present time, that is, Hogs weighing 120 pounds and under. There has been an outlet for some of these Hogs for Butcher- Shop Trade, but the season for this is about over. in the inter- est of all concerned, we want to urge the farmers not to kill their Hogs until they reach the weight, at least 120 pounds, and they must be well finished, thick and fat at any weight. In future We must refuse to.. receive" thin I Hogs even at a reduction In price l

Regarding market we rather look for it to be firmer. i

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REXALL DYBPEPBIA TABLETS, 25c. 50o and [L00 mlko digestion easy and the stomach healthy.

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REXALL CATARRH JELLY, 35o relieves oat-arrh and cold In tho head.

REXALL LIVER SALTS 35c, 85c, $1.26 restore the liver telnormul lotion.

REXALL CHERRY BARK. 96o and 80c, the largo sale proves thlo pleasant tasting cough syrup gives satisfaction.

REXALL SYRUP OF’ HYPOPHOSPHITEO ‘L00. Nlrvo and tissue builder. Puts snap Into you.

REXALL PILE CURE 50o, easily applied, causes no drrltation, gave almost Immediate relief.

REXALL KIDNEY PILLS 50o, 8 for $1.26. Correct kidney dloordera and eliminates urio acid from the system.

REXALL ORDERLIEI 25o, Me and 01.00. The Ideal laxative medicine.

IOLD UNDER POSITIVE GUARANTEE TO lilVE SATIS- FACTION OR MONEY HEFUNDED

THE MACKINNON DRUG C0.

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Lenten- Lectures

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snow from HOl-IXIHIVS Catalog

toriu. is postponed until Monday 17th 2025-3-14,2i

HATOHE-RYF-Baby cilicks 20c each, custom hatching $5.00 per IOOVeggs. ‘Early ciliokeas mean winter eggs. Write (or further pal-ticaiars.——Comlnvaity Iiatcllery Charlottetown, Box Iititi. 12-61.

BRADALBANE.+Servicl-2s next Sunday are in Granville at. 11 a. rn.—Rose Valley at 3 p. ln. and in llradaiballe at 7 p. Ill. Service lll Inkerlllutl on Satlirday evening at 7.30.

TICKETS FOR PIANO RECIT- AL to be given by Ml‘. Fred Mor- ris and Mr. Charles Earle are on sale at tile Maritime Stallion-era, Reddin_Bros., Hughes Drug C0., and Purdie & Ferguson. Only lim- itcd number i'or sale, nlake sure

you get one promptly. 1969~3-12-3l _ .

CHURCH .OF SCOTLAND: —

. There will be no sc-rvice at Nine ' Mile Creek on Friday, llillrl-h 14th,

on account of the funeral of the late Mr. Mc-Kenlrio, of Rose Valley.

Rev. D.~M. Lamont will preach at , Stancbel on , at 7-30 p. nl.

Friday, ltiarcb 14th,

FREDERICTON NOTES. —Mrs. Garnet Ford and Mrs. Msyus Ford

3‘ of the Glasgow Road returned to - their homes after

visiting their sister Mrs. Rnckllalil of Frederic- Bert McKay and Mr. Clark Harding of Norborougb at- tended the social held lll Fredl-ric- ton Hail on itiarcb 11th.——Mr. Aubrey Cuiliffe drove to New Glas- izow last Sunday evening reports tile roads have some very ball pitched and ball places. ——Quil.o a number of’ our young people drove to iiunter Rivor inst Sunday oven- illg to bear tile evanrzclisi, Mr. Foster who is conducting meetings tilore.

RICE POINT AND VlClNlTY.-- l\lI‘. and ltirs. Lee Darrllch of Clyde ltivr-r were visitors to llico Point the guests of liilw-l. G. Lo'\vtllol'.—~ Itiiss Mary Driscoll, teacher" of South Shove is spending tho wcok, visiting friends ill llieo Point. »— Tllo many friends ' 0f bliss Catherine Mac-Neill are plvllscd 10' lollrn lllat silo is l‘Cl,'()V(?l’lllJ!,' zlftv-r

brnkon. Silo was uttlelldcd by Doctor ltiurcllisou of (‘lyric Rivl-l l -~'l‘ill~ young [i'.‘()l)ll,' (Ir itilel- l'lilll and Nillo Mile (‘reek think lllltl. till-y are having lllltll‘ rights lll- frillgod upon by sollll: of tho nnilrll- liourinl: fllrnlers livivillt: on lilo L'(llll‘1~lt‘ they have ciezllll-d off (lll Nina Mile (in-bit loo, and ask that it will llnt llo rllpclllud.—liiills itiiiliruli Wight, llftltllltrll‘ at Rico Point paid a flying visit to llii‘ city: WPllitLSllilyr-Jbll‘. N. J. lilac-Neill of‘ Fnirvieyv is visiting friends lll Rico Poillt.—-Many' of the fuvlncrs of Rico Point. nwniug traitors, are illl- plllilllliiy waiting for the ice to

‘oil-ar off to silow the plllllie wllllt

lllvy have got ill the line of speed. —l\ir. Wallace ltizll-Laille was e visitor tn lhn city Tllcsdzly.—.\'iil-ls one of Rico Point's most popular younl: indies llrrlvl-d llnnlo this week aficl" lilk- illg ‘l short course llt the city.—I\il‘. fh-urrzo liilluDonaid of Nina Milo (‘rock paid a visit to the city Tucs- da_v.—-itir. Albert ltillcDnllald, one

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"l Nil" Mil“ Ciffl“ “WM FM" Site enters upon her duties about KlVllll-I tilem us. she imvo the lwy

(‘I'll is working now in Clyde River. ~liii=ls lillnrlruerlte Currie, oi’ P. \V (T accnlnpallied by her friend, Misg Mall (lardnor attended the calm-rt in Afton ilail on Feb. 25th and was greatly pleased with tile entertain- mcnL-lilr. Laurille Taylor of ilice Point was ill the city today and ve- perts lilo travelling very llenvy.——l( -_-—<ao>————

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ltlotllors want it. fnr it quickly ctr-are away the choking phiorrlll, stun tho hoarse cough, gives re- stflll sloop. safe nnd rcliallic.

‘ CHAMBERLAIN’S COUGH REMEDY

N Narcotic-ll

Try us for your next order for Coal. We have Sydney Screen- ed, Albion Nut or st o v e. Inverness, Springhill, Hard Nut, also Besco Coke and wood. Phone 176.

W. '1). GILLIS & c0.

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Mapleleaf Flour

Any dealer is authorized to - “f” mtllrn price paid by custom er on return of unused por-

lion ‘of b if the flour is nut as repress ted. We guaran- tee absolute satisfaction.

Order a lhag from your re- tailer next time and give it ll trial _

DeBloi-s Bros, Ltd.

Wholesale Distributors l

W. L. CA8ELEY'8 SALE at Vic- 1

BEAN SUPPER AND EN. TERTAINMENT in Springfield Hall, Lot ti7_ on Tuesday, Mar. 8th. 2037-3-14-11.

WE WILL TAKE POTATOES, any kinds at our cellar on Mild Days——at best prices—-Good stock wanted. M. Kennedy & Co. Bradai- bane.—1'l'l4-3-3 nlwf 1 ultb. POSTPON ED SOCIAL EVENING AT SPRINGFIELD HALL LOT 67 -The bean supper which was to have taken place in Springfield Hall tonight; has boon postponed ulltll 'i‘uoluluy, ltiarlrh 18th when Lilo Hlllllf.‘ prograln will be carried llllt. 201i8-3-14-1i. THE CORONER INVESTI- GATEsr-A casl- ot‘ illlogeld prlnna- tum childbirth and ill-l ooncl-llllnollt is engaging lllU llltolltioll of tllc coroner Ia Charlottetown. it is alleged tile mother, all unnlarrlcd girl, Wits taken to the hospital gill)- sequellt to the birth and llllf body of tile cilild was found woncoaled later. All inquest will probably be bold this morning. OVERSEAS MAlL—A i'ull lllnil for tile United Killgdolll will be dospatcbod to connect with tllc SlfiIlitlPI‘ ilielita sailing from St. John for Southampton on Wednes- day, tile 19th, instant and another fllll mail will be despzltched m con- nect- with Illa steamer Mont Laur- iev sailing frllln St. Jollll for Liver- pool nll Friday, tile 31st instant.

NOTICE T0 SHAREHOLDERS OF OHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL C0. LTD.—The annual meeting of the shareholders postponed from Feb. 4th iwilt be held in The Vic- toria Hotel dining room Thursday evening, lMarch 20th. The meeting will be preceded by a supper serv- ed at 8.15 sharp. Ai-l shareholders are asked to please reserve Thurs day night the 20th for this supper and meeting. Arrangements will be made to accommodate the one hun- dred shareholders. If you cannot possibly be present please notify the Secretary, Lt. Col, D. A. Mac- Kinnon a day or two in advance of meeting. 2022-3-13-7h

PERSONALS

Mr. Jniln (Talinlzilrln, Illlko Yordo, was a visitor in tllo cily ycster-

‘l.ll(‘ lllisfllrtllllu of llllvllll; her log lay‘

ltirs. llcilvt‘ “Woks, Fl'l"fl‘.‘l‘l(‘lf\lt < visilint! [ll this city the gar-st of Mrs. S. V. Acorn, Queen Strep-i.

Ml‘. J. A. liicue-zor\'o_y' loft yosihr- ll_V on a visit to 'l‘orunto» and 0t- waw.

(l t Mr. Aifrr-d lire-haul, Villrlirlli (ll-eon, has Yfllllflltitl homo after a piozwuut visit with firielllls ' ill Frcllf-rleton.

Tllc many fril-nds of lilies llossio Duffy both in city and country will be sorry to learn oi‘- her illness.

Mr. Wm. Tl. 'l‘a)'lor, Mill View. left this morning for Qucilec \\'ll0l‘i‘- a good position awaits him. iio \\'.'lS llcvollllizlllicd by JOSH)“ ltcdnlond, of Lake Verde.

Miss Joan ltlcimod. (‘lll-stunt Street. has act-opted a (‘lcricfll position, wltll one of the lartrest Packing Cnnlpanya in Ibis City-

tllo first of tho month.

Mr. T. W. Euwrigllt. Mot-ironic and Sales Agent for the International Harvester C0,. will" has been attl-lzrlllll: St. Dlliifilflflf‘ University and inter flit!‘ Illllvll Cnlnnmrolai (Yolivlfu, wllllc ‘Oil leave of ailscnce. loft; this mornluc tn reasunle ills Pfl-“llllm Wm‘ h‘? firm. llcfnl-c his: departure. Ml- Enwright made a tilnrnulrll lll- urlection of the local international Flrelalqlllpnlent. lVillle llerc M1‘- Envvrilzht made a 1011K "Fl ‘If friends with whom he will alwaYs find welcome. should he wish to visit our city.

LUMBAGO !

common use that give some sug- gestion of its character. There is the word selfish, that is, being absorbed in Ono's own self; in getting every stream to flow hy his owll door. That lg commonly re- garded, even ill absolutely worldly circles, as s. detestable trait. its opposite, self-forgetful, being full of forgetting line's self in thinking of others, is as commonly regard- ed ill all circles as a cilurnlillg, wimlolllo trait of character. The words self-centered, and willed, are as familiar and gestive.

Tile fact is, tilnrc is llll individual living inside oacll one of us whom Jesus refers to, by this word "ills solf." This individual takes ull the dotgrorl of intensity and other lolzai coloring of the person it ill- babits. ll. l zly be: polished, st-llolllr- ly, cultural; or, coarse, ignorant and iil-lllannerlzll. But "scratch ll Russian and you find a 'i‘artal‘." Scratch throuzil the VPIIHOTIIII; here ulld, yvlletlle-l‘ COZITSU or highly polished, you will find ille same in- dividllal-scif.

'l‘ilere are some quite marked characteristics by which its pres- ence may be recognized. 'l‘lley may not all be noticeable together ill any one person. But one or more will bu found in every person whom it succeeds in influencing and dominating. Ono characteristic is this: it covets praise. it feeds and flattens on commendation. it eon- stalltly seeks to be highly esteem- ed, to have its worth properly ap- praised. it is lllllllGIiSUly impressed with its o\vn dlnportallce, its value to society, its kcolllless, wisdom or aptlless, and wishes others to bo so illlpresscll also. it is fond of a lllll'l‘(ll', especially one IllllllP to magnify. It seeks recognition. it presses forward, rudely or politely, according as its habitat. has been trained in rude or polite circles. 1t may put on the garb of humility, and use the language of deprecia- tion. Hut its cal" l3 none the lei-ll; ilcellly alert to hear tile agreeable things and to cherish tllelll.

Another Cliilflllfltifltillli, which re ally is silllply tile other side of this first named one. is this: it shrinks from criticism. How it writes and twists at the least touch of un- favorable criticism! It is_ always on the defensive. The cheek colors at tile suggestion of its being wrong, or having lliunllered, or of ileillr: peculiar.

Iluw quickly; it explains and lie- fond-l and brings evidence of its Ileilll: ill till: right. it is cxtrolnoiy

sug-

lll _voll._“ it lt~l chronically troubled with “tilc disease of Ioucllincss." it» footings are readily lllll‘l. It is easily siiglltnli. It relllcmlltzrsi grievances, It has an interrogrlltiull point. constantly on sentinel duty,| llllnluiy. What will tlluy think‘?

stunt foal‘, under the lash of that buy-jig, vague, uwflll tllvy.

[ rulllclllilol' knowing n Sunday school tnzlcilcr who hall H. mission class of rather rough boys from lion-christian homes. day llow shc was getting along witil

ropiiod. “is film so? 'i‘ll0y have all bot-onto (‘llPlSililIl N0. lloiln of tin-lll “win: cllvi llLR. and they iikud ll(‘l'. and said they would not 00ml- if silo guru till-lll up. but sill- fvlt lll:§(‘()lli‘l!Zt.‘tl, and anyway she liilfl llt"(‘lllt‘ll to give illolll up. Latv- yvlfl. lllld wolnellklzl not always give their l-onsnlls, very wisely. ventured to suggest that before S l-olne ll]).l0_l1I‘l‘ llolllc, one at. a Lillie, perhaps for lea; have a pleas-

ltinster llllt chatty tilllu at tea and after-

lwards. and l.lll ll before tile bny ll-ft

have a quiet friendly talk with ililll i

iii)’ ililuself about being a cilristiall. and, f! few \v<ll'<l_., of prayer with ilim. Wouldn't silo try that boforv giving tilelll up? And I rl-llllalnbol" distinctly that ilor face blushed as red as lrbrigbt red rose. its sin- rc- piiud, “Wily, Ml: Gordon. he'd laugh

at mo!" And silo could not ilcar l

tile possible ullallce of being laugh- od at for the other lllore possibility of winning a soul-a llllln-wl life. 'l‘hllt was "self" ill lltll‘, silriullillg back from a laugh;

tolupluous surprise that UOIIIQ.

certain lll society, and which he was

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Wilut will till-y say‘! It. lives ill (‘Oil-l l.

I asked one‘ -

lhonl. “Going to giro tllvlll up, silo-

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dl-l-adillg that look of possibly coll- nllgilt

Another person, speaking about recreations very common in

it; gnawing, passion-bitten hunger. The noblest gifts, [the purest emotions, the most sacred re-i latlonsllips, are dragged down to the slllny gutter to tempt and tem- l porariiy stay its jaded palate.

UNMASKED

That is gflllllilltlllg of a sagges-i tlon of the character of this other! master than Jesus, wilo seeks to

got. control of us, and front whose! relentless, vise-like grip Jesus . would fain free us. He. says there is‘ only one thing to do with it. No

half-way Ctllll])l‘()llllSl>-‘l.ll4.* great

Aluvrican cxpedient~ulill do here.

The Master says plaillly it so to be

denied, repressed, put dctcrlllinedly ; down, starved, strangled. To every

suggestion or dulllallli tlll-l-l- is to

bu at. prompt, positivo, jll\\'~l()(jkl,‘ll|

I10. ’i‘lll:rc is Will‘ to illi- llllifo, llnlil till: knlfll clout‘ up to lilo llill. ba-

tww-oll those twu claimants for lllH (rolltrul of out‘ ])t)\\'l'i‘.\ self and Jesus. Paul ulldul loud ililh alltugnnialn thoroughly. II. litjilltifi out. repeatedly ill but writings. Ilia nanle for this inllvr oncmy, by llll

accidental llIl‘ll ill English. in Jesus‘ word “slllf" spelled back- wards willl llli: iottvr “il" “(hind

-—f-l-(:-s-ll. ills rclllllrks lll llolllzllls. eiglllll chapter, liftfSt-‘S four to eight, ullll twvlvc to lilivtovll, are simply all UlllllFi-{OIIIPIII of filraw Wtlfllg ill tlm HlXlPPlllll of lilatlllcwha gospel. if one will road these verses, substituting Jrlslts’ word "self" for Paul's word be will be surprised to find ho\v strik- ingly Paul is expressing this thought of Jesus. A fret-v translation of part of HIPS!) verses would read like this: Verse five-—‘"I‘lley that ‘choose to walk after self (as a slave walked zlftvl", or behind, his nlaster) will show their (riloicr- by alloying the desires of self. and tllcy that (tlloosu to walk zlflor lite Spirit will alloy the dos-Ives of lilo Spirit!) Yo]. v pllvposew; of elf are opposed to God's pltrpor; s; for it docs not hold itself subject. to God's purposes; fol‘ it (loos not hold itself Subject

ploase (i0d." Verse t,lli1'tu0ll~“if by lilo Holy Snirll s illll yo, kill 0ft’ tho plans and doings of sl-lf, yo shall fllovoill find veal true life, and only so."

l’l ‘nly, lilo deep searching ox porisenueg nf Paul's grout soul, and

to (lows ivlsllos; indeed, ill its Emmy, very nature it cannot; and they 15mg“; that CllOliStl to obey self cannot 5,935 1pm,“,

‘The Hannah of Value

THE name Sunlight on Soap is the p Hall-Mark of Value. Sunlight‘ A means absolute purity, for it is all soap, through and through. This‘ means value for every ounce of it. Only the finest natural cleansing oils are used in the manufacture of» Sunlight Soap. . i

‘flu.- name Sunlight on soap means absolute value. livery particle of every tablet l5 pure soap. There is no waste. Beinri, all soap. if is economical. Buy Sunlight today.

Lever.

down ulldornollthe tile oiher—con- functions of the body. Ia Colos- qucrcd; or inside tile other~—-de- ‘stuns, third chapter, fifth ’ verse, y0,u-,.,|_ speaking of the “old luau : ‘And

lrl his other letter Paul sonle- covetousness, which is reckoning lilac-s uses still another nalllu, of highest worth that which is less “till.- old lulln," and IIZIIIIPS the chllr- Iwortily than God. Tllat is to say,

11L, widn oilsorvntiou of (ltllcrs. ill

ills ceaseless travels, confirm til», HllllPlllPlllS already’ lllililP, that,’ lbuvr- is illo llliPllFPSl lllllfflll. lilo; bltlovrwt zlllinrrollislll. ilohvcotl ‘ illouc two persnlluliiics l‘(‘.1‘ll‘t3$;l‘EllP(l 3 lily Jvslls’ words, "llilllsvlf" and‘

sollsitivc. “It is; that touchy thing umpx- Th0“, m“ m, no p,,l,.l,,.,r_,,p in

{Yul-o pure, Tilc only \v:l_v tllu linn ‘, and lilo lanlll can lle (town lugfillll‘: ol" lll this case ls lIlI‘ the ollu to lvl

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Daring Tests

you should make. before you_ bilY any roofing _ 'r TEST: l. luv-vie l lilifEculclftllc on ‘lib: rndi- v ator for i2 hours. Fir-e if it will melt or all’! "'1'-

2. ICE TEST: Ln)’ samlll! '"\ Ice for l2 hnura. Thl-n out"

hours. See if. l1)’ Wlltllllv It absorbs Ill! Vim’-

illl-ll-olltil verso: “Tile deeds ofifmivill Bllillil"? llIlYlY-Tlffii vorzso: qwif lll-l» . improper xuai :“l§ill.(‘.l‘ll(‘:i!-i, passion. angel, loud ‘ inlpllrity, sllllnlt-losa disputing, evil-speaking . . . loosen ." ll Will. Wlllili- ,—i '1‘ ”__'

h lll z.- on it. s” if aces itself. Resist fire an ‘" °:"::‘°:"°e‘ "mlmml" weather. Finished in green, blue-black or red crushed "m ll‘ slate - giving a beautiful tile-like appearance WhlCll

~ s. warren TEST: soak adds immensely to the attractiveness of your home. i‘, """"° l“ “"'" m n Made to withstand the six daring tests listed here.