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(Continued from page two)

seen before them, that is going ohm.; 0|' ¢h_°'l}._a1;j plone. _ _Thsy,_ at 8 dis- tf1l1¢°»»'“’__¢f_° still following, but in

~.»_§ll11l»§e§l'¢li1ff"an'fl in fear. It is a gm. _§§’_l\|l_l`l~¥"=,P°1'l1`41Y8l of the mental mood

o!'ThM£__'sp1emn days. Tho mee of .Jesus was steadfastly set toward the "Hal things in His e-.lrthliy mission These men, loving Him, were deslroué 0l~l?\!il\§ ; loyal to Him; and yet were strangely perplexed by me things lio was doing. and gayii-,g_ They were nmasedl. _

Again' He Simms to have halt tl, and

cpllud the twelve to Hinnand then dc. llberately He told them agai'n,in most clear language, what the program -llllead must llc. Ho spoke of llis ccn_ demlIlati0D, His deliverance to the Gentiles, His persecution, His death ending all with the elesr 0-selmtlml of His resurrection.

1`t was at this time.t1mt James and John Preferred their request. Mnttn. ew tells _us thatlthcy did so through their mother. _

In considering this it is important to notice first of all the inspiration of thai? request. for to do so is to save us from much ln-lsappre-hension, H0. as we have seen, had cpokin with absolute clearnsss as to the pathway Of Sullefing and dzuth that He was alwut to tread. They immediately asked that they might occupy cer- tain positions 'in His glory. This in itself is a. revelation of their faith in Him. "Hd of their couvict‘on.th~1t Ile must. come into the place of ou- thor ty. It may he that they were ignoring what lie said about suffer- ing. It may he thatthey were al'l”lr.lli- ing their confidence that even if this wel'e~so, He must somehow be trium- Phanlt. The central fact, however, cannot be lost sight of, that they be- lieved that He nlust come to the hour of His glory.

What they sought was association

with Him in that hour in power and out-hority. lt is possible that there was __ li‘.ixture in their r0_|liest of sel- tlshness, but it is necessary to point out that if so. our Lord ignored it, for nlothing llrl said to those two men rehllkcd such un nttitll-lc. There clln he no dnlltt (halt they llzld no true aplprrllcllsioil of ull thlllt w-as in- volvcd of thc rfltllwlly of sullering, and thin tho Lord clearly decllnired ns He szlid, "'Yc kliow` not what ye ask. .\i‘c yc u`ii'1c to dr.'l\`. the cup tlivt I drink? uskcdlillt tll 'y wrre prepared to give Lli-cirliclvcs up or to 'he lmplilcd with the hlllltism that I nm lmptiscd wilh?" This diliml not alter the fact of the hcl'ois‘m of their answer ns. they said, "W0 are aide." Tl was lnllfillllzc l‘eVU‘-llllil U10 vary mttitllde of' n~‘nd that made it Possilllle for (lhrlst to l‘3Cciv0- lncn in- into fcllo-\"shill uilh llilllsl-lf ill.. scr- vicc. Thfr/ did not know what they wi-ro pl-snared' to pivn tlllllllselvcs up to lluythinir, in orrlzlr to tlii-s asso- ciutlcn with Himself ill nllthorlty

'A Full Passeng 1' I

List _

'l`l'l0 "4, S l"i;;lly"rm hm' lust

trip froln ll.llif.l.\, .ll1lu\‘.’.“|h, cur- ricll n. full pals!-lllliger lil-t. lhis is Ll. 1-triklngevi-len 4- of the popularity ol’ this splendid new passenger

ship.

The “D'ghy’s" next millng

from I-lsnilux is July 18th._and any person anticipating s trip to Europe this sumluer should make reservations for this next sailing. $00.00 Saloon to Liverpool. $13.00 . si-n.lnd~clnss. I

Phone. writo or wire. -

Furness,Withy 8. Co. Ltd Halifax

_r I

Navigation C0., ltd.

Oommoncing Monday the lst 0'

TJune, the

STEAMER NOIl'l‘HUMBER\LAND saves Charlottetown for Pictou, N. __ Dolly, (except Sunday) at 8.20 'clock a. m., leaving Picton on rc rn about 4.00 p. ml. Connections ads at Plctou for all points ln ova Scotia.

` BTEAMER. EMPRESB .

Leaves Bummsrsldo for Point-dw hong, N. B., Daily (except Sunday) about 10 c/clock a. m., leaving Point- u-Ohsna on return about 4.30 p.m., aanoctlng with express trains lor llarlottetown and Tignish. Connec- tions made at Point-du-Ghens for all points in Canada and the United

States.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

hnrlottotown, May 29th, 1014.

8£'l\l3-5-30llllt!.

Eastern S.S. Corporation ' International _ Lina?

Clluge in S¢lle|lule,` Increased

‘ ' Service. _ I |.¢m¢s¢.1n is amwsinsalm mi rflaiym e.00:."m. 1::1.ul»¢. sawn. Pon and and Bums. Retumlnmlesves Cmlfll Wlllff mm. 9.00 1. m. msann. Wednvdm IM rfluvusf i»°f¢ima.lewx»f\-_` MMM Sl lofts, DIRECT SERVICE between St. John and Boston' ` .` _ _ _ usmsrxsusnlrlmn __ » "___ nlncnnvln suwmmiimme uv _ uivu lmnxun mmf. minima rmam num an mmlm u¢¢~»°v-fe MN" yor” my mgglgqvlng Ponlmdlt IGI A.M fo-len vm. Lum si. 150.41 i>. M.Ail»s0¢ um on T"-;.y|_ Fridays and Sstsrdlil for smondinst. '

0-. xdm.'rin¢oms».41Klsll\-- _

L flu||lll\¥."r.I.lP.'A 5

lasscngcrs leaving_ 'l\:ll'lnlt¢to_wn pn Mun-

days, _lllulwdnys and .~_u\llrzIuys vla Plctou con- nscl with ste-amsrs leaving llallfax lor Huston.

£1 _nu . __ - /K-"`\' Aw

‘rom Ilnlifax . ~_.»{, \

S. S. l' v:lll|<=llnc Salilrrlnys. _ `

S_. S. Iiallfnx Mondays :uid 1 hursdays. _ __________ .

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Ifur iulthcl lliIorlll‘.iliu_|l :lpply in J

ins 4 simaoilsll, _, i,._,?

('h;lrloiiclo\vil, E.-I. Agent _, in

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5 S, 3 Tlme Table

tharlollelown can . ./

S. S. Hillsboro `

Leave (lh"l‘own. I.euve_Rocky Pt.

I """' ° ` us satisfying tflovor 0

delicio

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slilllll slzlllllil lissul ° _ e notice its rich avnetizing

-ip; n li gn

llsl lill l Rawls illlnl

und power. There was n0t~a touch

'ol rebuke in His rellly, He declared that they should do that \\hich they were able to do lle knew perfectly Well that thtly were unable in their own strenpth but He also knew that where th no ‘such b.mdonlno1t t llilllself 'l“¥e"`¥I1?’. able ‘to enable them

they would occupy was left an open question, .

It is evident that the 'ten under-

stood the request as bulng one for personal aggrnlidiscment, and tin-y were moved with indignation concern- ing James and -mlm. Au time foi- 10W*=d~W»1s an answer to tile indigna- tion of the tm, and not to the re- quest of the two, The two were in eluded in the general teaching. In this reply the Lord first of all ues- cribed the Gentile method in a <1oe1_,,~_ ation of singulnr accuracy.

Even llntil this time it applies to

the methods of the world ag to great- ness. The people are undrr the rule Of thflse who lord it over them. These in their turn are under thc author- ity Of others; so that thc gradations of greatness more llpn-ard, aooonlpng t0 DOSif2ion3 of l:illthority. The meth- od of the Kingdom of God is entlrc. ly different. 'Vherein the gradations of greatness move downward, until the lowest, and the one who serves most perfectly, is found to be the greatest..

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'_ f ~3‘~.*i' ,>L.__ _,T/fa

Every ten cent packet will

kill more flies than $8.00 worth of anysticky fly killer. Refuse substitutes, which are most unsatisfactory.

S.S. Evangeline from Vllzlrloltciown Fridays t on

ROCKY POINT FERRY

7.00 7.30 3.00 /4.10. ' 8.30 A.»M. 0.30 " 10.00 -- 11.00 -- 11.30 ~ 1.30 r.ll4. 2.00 P.M.‘ 2.30 ~ 3.00 ~ 0.30 -- 4.00 --

4.30 " 5.00 "' '

4| ID

5.30

SUNDAY. °

10'00 A.M. 1.00 P.M.

2.30 "

-P°s~=§:° 5.2233 e, .

:-W? = `-as

15 :=. @

lil. MURPHY, Manager.

4;-nouns-n_q» .-__.._.._--¢ -0--'p-1- _

"ANADl_AN

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I.v.I'l4nllrni, Ar.‘l`oronto.

-_‘- W_pohl_ock,<

" London, “ Dllicll, . . Arr.Chie\jo, .

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ADVENTURES OF KITHLYH

<conunuea_rrom_lmzs 01120

And Umllallah?'

Shall go with us as hostfgc But Umhallah did not go w

them as hostage. On the contra

,to do and to bear the otherwise im-'the moment they le1't him ulone ‘Possible things. The onlycorrcction'quickly undid his-bonds. He tlptocd was that of their request for certain past the leopard which llew at him Particular lllaces. 'lhflilc He duulared savagely, ripping the post from

it was not llis to give except to`sockl~t and' iwreckrng the bunistc those for whom it was repared Umbullah, unprepared for this stro

' P .|

Thus the particular position that

llhl. .' l -.l=_. »; 51.' .lli.l. 5 A ' _

D Al I .Y ,W-

u ’ _ ll. I _"

esca e hruu h the window followed

lll

p t g .

by the hampered leopard. It wo

then had not( some keepers rushed

,the leopard. In tile ensuing confusion

Uillballah escaped.

c - .4 l ~ -

med send a runner to warn Rllma to head for ully camp! Quick! l

him some minutes to vced round his men. Some!"

’l'he_v waited at B1'uce'.~l camp hour. *A l-itttr was `seen swayillg and fro, Iwitll coolics on the r Ahmed. tall forward und ilailcil it.

wcrc reunited.

"In God’s name, Ill-lice let us

out of this dalnllublc coull-tr_\-; I dying for want of' light, air, foolll

duh and started south, urging elevllants nt top speed. No soo

heel. left beliilld in thc rush.

"Ollr trolllulcs are over. futhclr." ".Pcrlla!ls! So long us I remain

india. thcl-0 is that curse. Ah,

5.00 ~ 'l

New AIN ssnvrcsl ~

Montre'al» Toronto I

llc reasoned liicklv 'lllc trail

have gone ill ,with Ulrlballllh even

"'lle is onel" cried Bruce “ih-

tlle eiephlant ready! Come, liathiyll; come, Pundltal" He hast/encd them towards the elephants. ` "Umbulluh

made his escape east; it Wm tnkc Following are the fares and train arrangements

tn 1**

Special trains will leave Richmond at 5.20 a. in. and Charlotte-

H" town, 8.10 a. m., and run in the following schedule:

nlonlzlrolater Kathl_\u and her father

. The lifted thc coolics into il hc‘\v-

hud they left thc river thlllrsome nu- _ _ tive llfrats landed nt the Hrolrcn camp Fredericton gleefully picking up things which had

once lalllzlled at it; hilt not now!"

_,_ __ _ ____ ___ __ Umhallllh ut length found his top-

."'_»_~f/;>// 'k-(at/.»/_' taln. I

‘ 1"( ’ //" ~“-“‘%;\~ “Follow mel” he cried info fury.

I-‘Je lcd them back to the <‘ols.‘llcl's Fit. AINIYCWH 80

camp, hut those he sought h-ld ilown. Dollglllss 75

th YY,

its rs. k.e,

for

hui let

15th, 1914

'to

“X s'r.4'r1oN

lilchnlond

Wellington

L Misclluchc _.

Sllmnll-rside New Annan Kensillgtnn

Frectown

Emerald Junction

Bradalbune

.-.-it-,_._.._,_..,_,,..__..i.4._.,,1._ c>a~=:---»-'.-i-I-tele-:.:&.;&,; =a°c::aooc-l-_»\ccc.'l¢\:.-l

gli um ..

thi ici'

Hunter River V North Wiltshire

Milton

in llllytllty Junction

1 Charlottetown

York Bedford 1.00 Trncnldic 00 Mount St:-wlirt . 80

lcd Lot 40 T0

ri _ ..

toward thc ciilllp of Bruce Sallih, and Morcll I3’ ulrniz t _'s he lcd 'ihis nlell, arriving lllillgcll nu in tiino find the native Iioutlllen .__ .\`r,_ l‘ct_nl~'u 5|)

leaving kpr their bouts.

Fivo Hnllsvs 45

A hur lcd question or two e`llc.il.csl Selkirk 45

the direction tlilieil hy the fllygitiv llmblillllll collllnalldcred .thc lion

There wus smile protest, but llmhul-

cr. Sr.. Uhllrlr-s 3."- ts. Hear River 30

New Zelllllild

lf.

lah ihreatcucll llntivns surrelldorcd. l~lnrlll<»ny 20

'l‘hc soldiers piled into the boats il

hcl,-'s.n poliilg down strclllll rapidly.

A lnilc or two below tllc-rc \v:ls

ford and to go south 1 the pursued

inrst cross it.

liiltcr, pllrsllci' :lnd llursucd mct.

mill ii real lwarlnre hegliil, with death toll llll lloth sides._ Bruce ll

in thc lllirlllle of flllc ford ll llnl

struck Katlilyn. 'null she tunllllclll

llclld'lni1g into the water.

Tile cllrsc had not yct lifteil

evil hand.

(Vontinllcll next Saturday.)

his

ull Sollris

Lflllvc Soul'i.4 for Tlicllmnllll

1'- lwllve Souris for flh’t0\\'u llwuwll

2' morning trains Thursday. July 16th.

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Souris Tea

The parishioners of St Mary’s Church, Souris, will hold

» their Annual Tea in aid of the New Church on the beautiful

arrive

Secretary.

FAKE 'l`liA1N l)l'll'AIi'l`S 1.35 5.20

_ _¢_'¢Q==_°°x:i¢:anx:~I~l`i~1~:.e.=_¢»t1¢=s-1 2»’Z¢`53`£&‘S255§.$&.Z-‘§'z2i'5=-'3‘=`§E

'l !l_:i2 li ll '\..'.ii u_.'.0 lu.l-l l|l_2u 10.27 l0.1l4 10.42 li_li0

Ulf' '-to $5;-1

Passengers from stations _between Georgetown and l\/loun

Stewart can go by regular morning trains oil returning by rcglllzlr

ull ‘ ~

Alirnrd inept the elcpllllnt goillg, but A' NICCORNIACK’

Qi- u_ -~

_ _ __

1 Miss D. Rudge ' 171 Great George Street

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Manufacturer of all kinds fl

` ~ V " <1 ' id' 1 '

Pr.5.NngI._1_Ns ~ i‘.<l.;f.g.°;’..i0.°;i

P g

for sale. mZm0s609~Mlw f8l-

Ile

Direct Route to Boston I; ' in

llolql Marlinlque

Broadway at 32d _S_t.!' ~ Ni-:w voRK._

' 600 Rooms 400 Baths.

Splendid boom, with adjoining bath, $2.00.] Nvith private bath,_ from $2.50. Special weekly rates.

‘ llaslallralll Prices Mndelale/

_ The most convenient _lccntlnn to

= theatres. department stores and nil ltrnnsit lines; baggage transferred

itlo nud from Pennsylvania Station .1 ree. ~ `

ities. l.__;|;a1lor___Pre:_ile|_\_=. _ _ -_ ' » l'l‘l » -1 -%'=aaf?Ull¢"=l'fl¢i.'§'0.. Gen. wwe.

of thoughtful investors.

I MaritlmeTelegrapli&Telepl1one Company, ' Limited COMMON

According to the last report of the Directors of the

Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company, Limitcd, the number of subscribers on December 31st., 1913, was 17,440, an increase of 2,379 during the year.

The nature of the business of the company affords a

stability of earnings which is bound to attract the attention

We have zi block of this stock to dispose of. Full par-

ticulars furnished on application.

F. B. McCurdy & C0

MEMBERS 0F HONTRIZAL STOCK EXCHANGE

lalihx. Oltuvo. Montreal, St. John. Sherbrooke, Kingston

Sydney, Charlottetown, Sl. John°| Nfld. London. LC. I

._ _ _ ___

if _ ____________'___'__2___________ Peters, P. E. I. _

WOOL

» We want 50,000 lbs. Wool by July 15th, Highest prices paid, cash or trade.

We have a very large stock of

Boy’s Clothing on hand on which We are offering liberal discounts. We bought' heavily and rather than hold

. . _ giemdoiigr wig give _20 c. disccéunt of.

_ . " ran ew uits area y price very f» 5 _ r@aSQnabl>z._-_

gl’-f" Fo, ,,,,,m,,, and Hgh dm; ` In the balance of our stock of Me11’s 1 4,; Laundry work sullen Clothing also we _will give the same

' $121 f 1 discounts. These discounts will be for' '

"`_ __ ._ cash ,only or Wool at Cash Price. _ _gk

Th” NW 1*“”j"‘l'”"““ » -.Remember though we pay the ` ` -I 1--__°¥"" » ’

~ _ §*i°f¢‘=‘>F'°l' liighesf cash price.. _ I 'f §_f_;‘ E * __

“'le‘§?»f C. Prim AUP I BR-05

_e_or_ I _ » - ._ . ` A V Liykfvaueeii Stf¢¢_if.l '

in ` 1' x I H.

£~

lie grounds » » Ds

On Wednesday, July 15th, 1914 _ "M

Every effort will be made to make this gathering one of pleasure. 7 10

comfort and amusement to all patrons. As Souris is one of the ,_`55 most charming summer resorts in the Maritime Province, a visit to 0.30

0 it at this season ol' the year will bc most enjoyable.

_ The Charlottetown Watchman describes the Souris Tea, as follows: "There is nothing that draws like a Souris Tea except, per-

_1_ haps_ the Exhibition. lt never tails. ’l`he way patrons have been

received at previous Teas is a great attraction. Then there is the natural charms of the place anda day's sport ahead. Eager pleasure

seekers will be counting the days till the Tea".

Remember the day and date and cancel all other engagements

and come one and all to the Great Souris Tea on Wednesday July

5.00 6.15 7.00

Daily Ex. Sun.

Silt. Sat.& Sun. Only Sun. l".M. IRM.

5.15 6.04 6.25 7.00

I)lllly Y D3. ilirwwm * -7** nwvwi *XY-_'__'--1)-_-O 1‘IX0@Dt Except ` ` Except Except

' I _

Canadian Government y __ _

P. 15.1. RA _s I]

Tixrctuhlc in ellcctJune‘ lst, 1910. *“*“‘ 3°*

Tl`B»lllB Outward Trghlg lqygfd,

licud Down ' 5. ,.~ Road U

. » . , _ p,

l.ly except Sunday Daily'¢xcspt Sunday l*.lll. P.M. A.M.

A.M. l".M. 1'.M.

1.35 Dep. t-llllrluttctowu _n-_ 11,30 10_15 2,45 8.30 Hunter River l0.30 9.16 1.15 0.02 l‘Imcrn»ld‘ Jet 9.56 8.45 12.20 9-27 Mnslullton 8.11 11.35 9.50 Ar. bumlnerli da 7_5() 11_00

3.30 4.42

’ 5.21

5.56 6.30

Q. 'P Web 25?

PM A.l.

12.10 Dep. Hummersldg '~ 3,45” 5:15 l 1.39 Port lliil 1.43 3.46 3.00 0'I»¢arv i' 2- 7.04' 2.30 5.00 A12 Tinlish Don. 5.45 15.20

» A.iu.

.7.10 Dcp. Emerald J¢L_ , Ar. '1.00 $-'#5 _.0 8.00 Ar. cops 'rrsversn Dsp.s_00 li.1&l'-.,_5»--

' """' ’”iiiy. Diy.

Ex. Ex. Sun: Sat.& Sat.

Sun. (lnly.

P.M. A.M. A.lu.»P.‘..l. rf.M. 3.00 0.50 pep. <"\inrlotte¢0wn nr. 0.05 5.45 4.10 3.3-5 Mt. stewart 7.05 5.15 4.30 9.12 iuoreli 6.33 4.36 4.51 9.41 st.1>etsr'| _ 0.11 4.05 0.00 11.10 Ar. Bonus _Dep. 5.10 2.35 Sat. OlllY. ___ __ '

8.00 8.58 9.47 11.00

8.55 9.30

|-‘Nw-r~_U‘ ns' Ln-» macog

Dep. 4.00 _ 1.00

7.10 12.40 Ar. Elmira

D'ly.°' llly. Y " Ex. Ex.

_ Dly.*Dl'y~. 1 `l".x. Ex. Bun. _Sot1& Sat.

“Sum Only.

A.M. Pill. P.M.

Dep. lllt. Stewart ‘Ar. 0.55 3.50 4.10

C»lr<lll:f~n 0.05 2.43 3.03 l\l0utsglls 5.44 2.15 2.35

.41-. tieorpetown nop, 5.10 1.25145

3 S

i-I

F9P@? QNL & casio;

4.15 5.04

N sn

Sun. Sun. Sun. Sun.

-ff*

7 -~

0-an

Eel: ~l-.1

9.20 4.25 Vnrnlin Ilivor 11.45 5.55 Al". Mllrruy llurllor lulll. '_‘.

A_M. l"'.l\l. `1\.`l\I.

5 3.10 Dept. Fllllrlclttiltoun Ar. 4* “'»

8.31 _ 7.00

The Strength of a Will

Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly entrusted to a Strong Executor. _

The Eastern Trust Company will advise, with your

Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and :ict as your Exccutor and Trustee, insuring all the advantagcsof the

best

individual T rustccs, with none of their drawbacks.

The names of its Directors :md Oiiiccrs, and its large

Crlpitrll, are ii guarantee of its Strength, Ability _and Good iaith. - f - * _

Its charges are regulated by L1w and are no greater

than those of an Individual. _

Consultatiolroi' correspondence invited.

The Eastern Trust Co.

W. S. Stewart, Manager

Charlottetown ' " _

Capital $1,000,000_;_._f

Total Assets $15,000,()_(lQ._‘{_.

1487-3-5Mtsttf _ ' ` '

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unmixed and _can be used to suit the vzlry- ing requirements of every plot, crop and section of your farm. You are sure of getting bumper returns, for these are the only fcrt~ ilizers t_hat_makc suc- cess scicntlfically cer- tain

How is Your Land This Year Y

lf your farm is not in 11 proper shapc ~for a

al big yil-ld-If you :lre not sure of gettinga bump- cr crop froln every field and cvcry plot-you need to tone up thc lzlnd with our unmixcd

English l"ci'liliz':i'.

. 'T

Your Farm Needs, Unmlxed F ert1l1z_c§_1?s»'ie

By mixing at home

you snvc 25 pcr cent of your expenses, whilc bein s re of get- ting a_ci:u_§atg *weight and proper ingredients.

We have a number

of vhluable booklets on facmuumnd fertilizers ;uid_a;c yours_ for the _l-.a ing. Write for

l`hese fertilizers arc

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