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' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE THIRTEEN.

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f, your content- and satisfaction r tour will be if you install a

e of dependable

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SCHOOLS

Re open on Tues day, Sept 7th

t ARTER S BOOKSTORE n always HEADQUARTERS

School Books

SchoolSupp ie

Here you will find the but values. We have made

my. eooxsroue open all

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them is

allowing yourself enough for leis- ure A wise plan will ‘help you

M & C0 save time and give you more than

tho tantalizing “spare moments." lished in New Zealand. Tlley are

PAOLI S WHARVE8 '~ ___ much like the juvenile courts of the

_ Clothes United States. They are to be

+0-oo-+0-¢-co-0-o-*cocoa _ ____ held in a room separate from any

994i Clothes are a very necessary other court, and \vhen possible, to

part of life. They not only pro. have separate justices ofthe peace,

N0 tect us from the weather, but they enlwvlnliy for these courts. and as-

add or-detract from our beauty SGSSOYS L0 lielp llle .i\l-‘ll*lf10S- ll lil and grace, They oven do inure, probable that the assessors, who they set the stugefor our accom- are usually women. will serve us plisliineni_ The hiislnesig woman do probation officers ill the United lil dlnphanous frills and the honor- Slillefb lllillllllif l>l"€llllllll“l`¥ lllV9Sll' ed guest at the bull in o. business fiflll0lls lilllllll- llle 0888. and sullel” suit are nil out of tune. visiug the children aiterwnrd_ be-

To fool ein- hen; spii-iihniiy, we ing nlwayo the friend oi' thc hll-_

Illllrit have becoming and appropri~ 'll`6ll»

ate clothes. One can talk better, »--- feel more confidence in lhimself, Fleurs.-

meet .strangers wlitli assilrnnce,

clsc your unique fancy if you know

W sell all BCH Ol- the general' principles' of line and BOOKS at prices made by ¢l\° color. The woman who ig iihn 5' ,,

3i`.HO0L BOARD, and we Ire greatest devlsor of dress Wm have ers who dread meal time. Hungry.

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*ig ~ _ L '* " , * ' " ' " ' Germans are making. imitation ,_ \ - -=?'_ _ wicker furniture from pnplr_fib_;‘_e. _ 5;, W _ _. " Tweezers _have been upecia ly G- .’_5y_5‘__,_4_._____ __ __ __ __ ___ ___;_.________ _ _ Af .signed for untying knots 'in twine. ' “ " _ ' “ " " " " " " " " “""‘ " " An Englishman has iuvenieid it to-

Leisure Time _dish which holds(-the flowers. The

e |basket vase seems a natural set-

EVBYY llllllsewlfe Bl10\llll plan her ting for flowers. llow many gen-

tan Work B0 us to have some leisure eratious ago wus it that our earli-

Y°u 5 Lillie daily. We used leisure td est ancestors hied them forth with

grow intellectually and spiritually baskets of their own weaving io and to keep our spirite sweet and- bring home berries, fruits or flow-

and our thoughts on ers.

of housework is that ' Slip Covers.

.ns she works. 'i‘h`ls _ _-_

manual labor, but it Slip covers for the furniture

of farm work and serve several practical uses. 'l‘liey

the person who 'niuke the heavy over-stuffed pieces

owil boss nlld can louk lighter and .ulrer for but

f99l free and llillll-ly in spirit, and weutbcr; save wear on thu uphol- because the ‘work is varied. Man-~stery, nnd so postpone the day of ual work_ done under the lash or renphnistering, keep the more ex- spnr_oi' anot'her's driving, dogg not pensive upholstery clean for grand give so greut a chalice for mediia- occasions; and furnioli_ a no-te of

lion. -Neither does work which to sinnriness in the modern room.

monotonous, which rather tend.; to The materials most favored for lull the senses und pnrnlyze the slip covers are: glazed cliintzee, thinker. Have you ever noticed cretonuea, popiins_ mohair, sateens,

i- how' -genially your spirits flow which may be piped with a con- nnd your thoughts likewise, when ll‘8-Sling C0l0i‘. rnercerized fabrics, you wash or iron or get o. bit ex- and canvass, duck or awning ninth

E __ _cited wit_ii__iiousr_;¢_'li_eaiiii1g_ or any_ L/liich is _very dignified and rich in

re ionsewor ob w c i arouses oue'." road nil' pcs.

-But even with this time for -_-_

thought-enjoyment, one needs perl- ' Caring for Floors.

ods of relnxing_ wi_ien one can goth- ____ e tl-en irt , e ruisiiei o

zrypfonjigi cn_i_f_n%igirJ;ulier lli§i‘L¥l]i‘l5ell:sq ni-nl; beveyasllid Eivltifilwahilll 'in C°]‘"“m“ "ow I" pmducmg

e er ess o pi-eport 0ii_ Liiile soapy wa er, u L niilst be w poi

Windsor, Omni-in things then look petty and noi 50 dry lmmedliately. lt should then

harassing, and big things-such onthe gone over wluh the following

the joy of housekeeping and the:lnixture: equal parts of sweet oil, delight of having husband und chil- turpeutine and vinegar, well shak-

R0gers]_:E_I(a;rd“»are dren to do for-assume their right- -en together. Rub this ill with cot-

ful position and make us grateful. lllll WllSl€ OF il W001 Cl0lll.

D_(§__(_)R’_BUTt°R8 ’i`he housewife who is always on lf u varuished floor is worn un-

the run does not see the sunshine ill bare spots appear. first wash or the blue sky or the flowers or the the spot to remove the dirt, then

-o-o+o+'+o-0+ glories of family life and she in sheiiuc these spots. The wihole

likely to become iretful and small floor should then be revarnished. minded, if, for any reason, one cannot re-

s Every housewife can so plan her varnisih the whole t`loor, he should

work to have leisure if she earn- be l~`;1l"3flll 10 llfl llw Sllellllc lie

if eetly tries to. Some things can llellil 95'- Oll lllv llllfe Sll0lll llflll

sCh°°';|‘eEri‘eetr¢|3:~‘na l’°'°Ul- Olll. some delegated io oih. grade it off evenly on surrounding

ers and it may even be ecunoniy_illHC95- lll 11 VBFY l'6W llflyrl lllv to hny Sami, things ready choked sliellaced spot cannot be disting-

or sewed and to put out some work lllS\ll0<l l`F0ll1 U10 will 01' llie sill"

rather than to have no leisure. Bud- 0100- __

7-8-9 and 12 feet long get your time and see if you are

New Zealand's Children.

Children'o courts are being estab-

and do business or' social duties llf1l‘llWllllll1fl0lll°ll1\fi illwflyil ll0€n better, ii' rigged out ill the proper rei'oi.;niv.cti ns the ideal for bread, garments, There. lg nothing mom but the more expensive hard wheat embarrassing [han io he clad iii iii. can be stretched out by using Thalt' :appropriate clothes. Yes, clothes Ur two-tiiirlls of Sill. wheat i’lour. Dil make the inan_ and woinnip in Soft wheat i`loiir is best for quicki an extent, breads, biscuits, and cnkes to which

it is it wise mother who studies sugar or fat ure added. lt should

Eracoful clothing for ber slnallll1lS0 l19llSP‘l l0l` Bl`f1\'Y illlll *Will* clrildren. Tile awkward, self- l'lllCllBlllllS=i- conscious ndult is often the per- M0='=l- lJ*f0lll0 ll0 not iiskc brend ai. son who, in childhood, wore cloih- home these days. but ihcre is hurli- lhg which was not becoming ond ly any treat so delicious as 50011 drew the iin-fnvornlylo cpiimiéni 0| ialil-fashloneii home made bread. his schoolmates. like Motlhcr used to make. Wily not

it -is iuteresi|ng_ if ii woman has buy :i sack oi' flour and give your

natural. or acquired taste, to glvn fiunily n surprise?

vent to' her ingenuity ill dressing _`*- -herself and her chihi,-eh_ Bu; Sedentary work lessens endur- one should bo sure hm- whims are alice. The more one sits, the less artistic and not merely freaklsli. .000 fllulldi

’l‘he reason the ‘French woman is _

so chic is said to be that sho- docs Are You Afrald

not try to dress like every other _

ltudy of the nupplylflil U' W0lllllll: but io the general style, Y()u\_' Meals ?

everything require<lc___l:)¥LA¢__l_l; iidds litile_i_n:ividuaal touches of _

STUDENT and S ier own wi c makes her distlng- ~ inthe PUBLIC SCHOOLS ulshed. Do not be afraid to excr- Prod Th°tNih;B S-|`-omiach U" weak

and ee on ng p.

Are ou one of the many suffer-

by all medicine dealers or will be

at 50 cents

ree

box by

is niude of a band of flexible steel.

A single motion opens or closes

n new fold-Ing ironing board and its stand. _

An international radio station

for European service is planned for Warsaw. » _

'i‘o pi-otectf ‘itscontents a mnil

bag has been invented wiill Ineltll reinforced sides, `

Practically every town in Austra-

lia has 'its own electric plant or i5 building one.

A scissors guiding guage hull

been rpatelried to enable persons’ hair to be bobbed ut home.

bacco pipe made of compressed paper that absorbs nicotine. )

A rubber bumper has been in-

vented to be plneeii around H broom to prevent it damaging fur- uituie.

A clock to switch a radio set on

or off at predetermined times -has been invented by u Japanese.

For deodoi-lizing kitchens a por-

ous vase into which a perfumed llqulil is poured has been invented.

fiermany'i¢i planning to deepen

the oder river to enable large een going vessels to reaoii Stciltin.

With l-ts output steadily increas-

s. _ -

about one half of the world's suv' ply of platinum.

.An electrically operated ruacliine

has been developed to luy l-ll`lCl<‘=l at for greater speed than can he done by hand.

A new long distance telcphonc

service in Canada has been open- ed between Font William, Port Arthur and Winnipeg-

A waterproof cigarette case, in-

cluding a match box_ that can be attached to a belt. .has been invent- ed for bathers.

The Finnish Ministry of Agricul-

ture' maintains 4 department for testing machinery imported for the use Ui' farmers.

llaving it reservoir for water in

its handle, it new electric flat ii;_on sprays and s-teams garments as it presses. them.

The world’ largest glass statue,

it figure of Shakespeare 24 fee-t tall, -has been cast in England for ti. London park.

A bow strung with cotton that

is easily renewed has been invent- ed by a Philadelphia. woman for polls-bling finger nails.

Of English invention is a box in

which hotel dishes are cleaned in it niixtute of damp sund ami salt. to avoid breakage.

Chicago has figured that tho world is good for nearly it quadnlilion

Involving u total excavation of

more years of life. 40,000,000 cubic feet, the largest dock in the world-is under construc- tion wt Calcutta.

with a new sealing wax that is sold in metal tubes and .soon hardens on exposure -to the air.

Tile fastest known l-Iving creat-

ure_ a South African fly, has a speed that could take it around the_ world in about 17 hours.

Turning u new gas range valve

even slightly lights the burner that it- serves automatically, pro- ventlng danger from leaking gnu.

An _American sclentist’__~; experi-

ments ill Switzerland seem lo have supported the theory that strong sunlight lessens soil acidity.

For signalling an electric -hand

lan-tern has been invented that sheds either white or red light as the proper button is touched.

it has been estimated that 500.-

000 horsepower couid be obtained by harnessing the water coilrses of ’i‘n.=uuania -hydroeiectricaily.

'I‘wo Boston physicians have de-

veloped a method for accurately measuring the speed at which blood flows through it person's veins.

’i‘he government ot' Iceland -has

granted a 60 year concession for the development of hydroelectric power from five large waterfalls.

Invented by a .Chicago man, a

coupling for spring belts consists

of a ball to be inserted in the ts-plr-I

giving bigger values thlil the least columon multiple of_ 'md yet mmm "° em' ‘because _ i i t .| i 1

e\_er_in WORK Bgg_l_(8,8_aJ|;,d gowhs._ _She _will dei'-lse uncom~ 3_1; P31;_;mg_edi:f_?;_':_§(;'__t5_;h:_‘_&t“:_1_. a%,s:?,e';.i]:,e,gl:§ lxvrfihgr ,l_);e_:_' have fpossible future use. Some days

ei limi, af .sci-| lnon ra iuent wi ch will make folks ' - '. _

P|_|§3 not only look up to her but around 9l`d"l` the Wh°l° System ’“me"' “nd bgenogo blggwssfilil mhaththetlgenerzx

in he;-_ as the blood becomes thin and gi A l;l_l;___;` Yll_ll _CTBC 05 l_l'_0llE-_-

A nice 9 inch GLOBE of Timm in iiiil ii i gh watery it becomes increasingly lllf‘ “ " “ S 'e g °°“5‘e’°" "‘° WORLD l°r $100 5°" sarinenls of todiy-r "ling Siem oo: ilcllll l° C°\°f°.”l “le ‘"ge“""° dis' ashlilifflorhoigolgcrléun limi- dirltve" Filling FOUNTAIN PENS 50 flappers has said. "They are aw- 0-l‘dnl‘- There is no tonic for the ____ a* ____ 8 the ______?_l:_c _£555 9;; cents each. Great Vll|\l° l” flllli' Simple." ami some of t-hem stomach that is not a. tonic for the have gong __ ___ had __o__°__e____“'_;’_:;__ SCHOOL BAGS are so stern and munuish they are whole body; thus a. b=ood~builg_ili§ pen I

' “sinlpl if l." t i li a Dr. Wil ams' n '

_,Send aionil the children y M U _L onlsy relieves indigestion, d0':;°_;`“:_i_;’_:'§___S_:_lff__°; i_l:_I:f_;i_i:_t;ori___I_._i_>_n; romp! attention to every- Boqunl but adds to the gen_er_al str:_r_igtIh. g_,o______ rrmght “nes _O connect ____

Mr. D- J- `5lll\W- Sekfk R0 ' 'its principal railway terminals.

da till 8 OCLOOK and all i i Dr

My WEDN sth A flower is beautiful in itself, E- I-. lin? p\'0‘/Bd U10 VH \l° 0 A pox oi pgicnh in -can-ied inside y ESDAV ,but to be appreciated to the fullest Wllllllmli Plllll ‘Plll5 ill ll 5°Ve'_ it new shoe shining brush so made

it must be in a benutful settinZ- cn” of mdlg°Bu°“ “"5 fell"-99 hs in two parts that lifting one part

& The old fashioned boquet was made experience for the benefit of other removes me im from the ponsh

7 up of u bunch of flowers of differ- sufferers. He sai'B7""I Buffered box.

ent kinds and colors cruelly Jilin- l`l‘0i\l llllll80Btl0l1 i’0i‘ n number Of French psychologists have deslign- med together without room or plan, years. My case was so had that ed a typewriter keyboard of differ- iind crowded into ii wuterpitcber, a words fail to describe it. My nil' ent arrangement from the stami- irnlt can, or it pail, -petite was gone, constipation was ard on the theory that more speed

| The ne-wer idea-imported from present. and my nerves were fl" will f°l“ll'l~

Japan-is a singlo,_f|ower, a single on edge. I could not sleep well at A shield for policemen that has \

: spray or a few flowers held Bllllfl night, and t-he world. was a dark l1ee_n_patentsd is féarmed of sheet

cf; ga ' ' f t l flo er . 1 t i ii a. number of ine a so corruznte that any bull- ' ¢ ' i

R M ul n ~li,¢,;id2lg, Eidoggteii- agpliiln butwnf- iyirgliglmiieut wltliout any benefit. Gln Blrilrlng it are deflected to the

tistfc receptacle. *Then Dr. Williams Pinfk d’ills were Eround, - _Q/Mk?)

80LiClTOR| ETC The Bllllpn of l-he vlllle ls ‘lml’°"' recommended: but without much _ R"/1911 ll_l 210 ll0l‘B6p0Wer. the _ _ ‘jf/f~' Mon” go L," aut. lf it is too highly decorated _mlm uiini- no many failures. 1 de- lll'809_: e_selDelectric locomotive _ . _;

Bi kOi\ I tt t wnPE.l. with painted flowers. these detract ddel to ny mem-_ Au" taking ever n n _enmark has been * _' _

oc . ar o o o ' ii-oni the real flowers inside _it. '1`her__mi_ box” i noticed it change fori{’_'_';€9<Llo_l_I_:___s_ervito on n railway in & -;. 'J_

single flower. Or the few 8 V0 OD- th i, ii ,-_ Than i got three boxes '

d portunity for each to bo'admlred. ____?m awe' found Und B sgnuinh A Cvnlplnle studio .has been f ‘/

(1 (J 'Ntere-fin -beauty in the whole flow- re_____dy I commued me uentmenh 3i_:>_l:_h;e_ii 3;:°i;og_p\g;_or truck by___a of N Y on Groiuatl er ithe stem the ieaf_ the bloom._ ‘__ _ ard" couid 'miie ll 81' 0 Gnh G

Medical School and i-loopltli Ono of the'newest types of vases .'_:;§:§,"::,’0f;ra,:.,i3,’:,“_ __'uue_____g as him to __-isit t_he homes of patrons

tice limited to EY07 Ear. N010 is the basket v-asc. it may be tall _____________y _md moved “mt mage ° do “ °f 'll 9 W0l‘ll-

-nd Thu” and B-|Bnde_._ or mund_ or n mam. »__ ood _mmd and that Auniverslty professor in Georgia ye. ma raniylno emu, mol-il ll°°l‘ "*‘““°‘ "° '° """' "“` hulls rmiehtgm will restore the h” '""°““{}’ """“‘ 5""-‘°"‘ ‘° °""‘

yn 5. r f d 0od_ imimn lil _ Wt l-llfilen ne from pine trees

Bayer Building __en_ sn a_y_:a___o______:>zw_m_____ll Thefstomnoh and nerves. Anyone auf_ wmm“,_ _appmg _them desply

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George Street err as pr R D ii fering from stomach or nerve trou enough to mjure _hem 2-"if,

H°""'-9 *° 12 3°' 13° *° 5 °°l°r °' Mak" "ses is beet lm W tiles will make no mistake ln KlVl“5 On the principle that a heated

l l t t l th t it lo s , ;o;)';_l‘;°.he:_?_u1:'°:|h;°c___”£__ 0'; the( bf, _Ui-, Williams Plllk 'Plllll B fllll' abject cools more slowly in than ln

" e se . _

& McPhee uni

°“°" nr. williams' pink rule are sold

basketry. reeds are

or 'lille

plan vase is shall nerve as con-

n air a Frenchman has invent

electrical device io measure

An Englisblnan bus iuv`entedntn-

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A SMALL POULTRY HOUSE.

l Makeshift buildings url seldom Profitable for poultry as tihe birds cannot be expected to produce eggs unless they have warm and com- fortable house. Fortunately the outlay is comparatively small and a decent building need not cost much for materials. Naturally the rest will valy in different local- ities and with the size oi' the hoii.~ie_ bill something on tile' lines shown ln l~`li:. l lncasnring any ii 1-2 feet feet long and 4 fcet high ai. the front and 2 1-2 root -high at the back should bc a cheap proposi- tion.

'i'he bc-.st niuicrinl is good quill-

i in allli . .iii lnlll

‘ ic.i

.i Fio.2 f'ic.5

T $,§\`: -sf C C; T-32?

r ‘ : 5-1;;-_ _l ?f°é`f1

»e.4‘iil__ __

ity mntchhoar at lcnst 3-8 tliiizk, and iirci`crui»ly in widths of about 6 ins.

'lille framework for a house of

the sim- mentioned may bc .l by 1

r:_~

slate bulteu, and should bc purchas- ed ready prepared and ulncliine

small nulount more than lillo rough

rough iuatcriui has to be purchas- ed then it will be necessary to

make at set of frames for the front,

shojvn in Figs- 2 and 3 the former

W The "andy Maws c°mer _ 'rnefcnEAMv`n|criNE:ss»oF

| _ 4 ' ’ 1

ifranies be made in proportion of __ f '

the willt-h of the mntchboarlis. .'-' ,'

When- planning the frnnies the ‘ “ - _ _ l

lnatchbonrd will have to overlap ut ‘ ' " '

eatili end by an amount equal to ___ _ _ _ _ _

the thickness of the end frames .4

and tile covering---in this casa _ 0 . about 1 1-4 ins. us thc actual tiiiick- _ ' ' ‘

ness of the material when planed * 0

is isii htl ies ilnll lilo sli~cii"icti g ‘ "

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/ ` ' "i‘~‘-\- __

I _

V ,-|Fic..E

t ill l

. g y .s t .i _- _ or normal hiiirkliess, The arrange-

be hulvcil or simply buttcd and

of the u in-.r onli lower members

s o ic l i uni hu ltiuies,

tho itrlps dit- best piauui-d out

lfui uifconilllgiy, llnillg this often

icriul. (icnerally three pieces for the front and one for thc back can

floor is used this should next be _prepared and set up in its plnco. l_'i`hc covered .frztnles ure thcu erect- c,d and screvved together at the corners ns shown in Fig 5.

'lille roof is nrnde with lengths of

lnatchbonrd strci.plling ,front the t`rollt ln the back and nailed t

front und the but-k. This is then lilnccd on lilo top of thc build’ini.¢

L-o\‘i‘l‘cil with turrcd felt or one ol

liousc is completed by covering the window openings with 1 in.

sidered necessui'y, 'i‘lie door is

as shown ill Fig 1 and constructed

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'l‘llc author oi' this favorite ro-

vivui liylnn wus J~llizubetli (‘lspii~ ane. iluiigliter of :L sherriff of Fife. Sl-otiund. She wa-i born in 1830. and died of iiiberculosis in is-05|. Nui n great dent is known about her, lil fact she had born dead sev- ernl years before her pooni was first used ns a hynln. it is quitol certain that neither she. nur thc edltor of the Christian Age, the paper in which tile pooin first nil- peurcd, ln1<l the fulntcst idea ul' the popularity to which the poem was destined to nttniu.

The lnost authentic account of

how the poem first culnc io bc uscd ns it hymn seems to be nel follows. Mr. Snnkey first suw the li00lll lll the Christian Age in 1874 wbell he and Mr. Mooday were in Scotland holding evangelistic meetings. Ho clipped it out and laid it aside for`

later, after a.u address by Mr. Moody on "The Lost Sheep", he turned to Sankey ami quietly ask- ed hun if he could sins svnicliilns which would suit the occiisioll. it was nn impressive meeting and Sankey was exceedingly anxious to follow the sermon with a suit- able solo. He knew that precisal ly what was wanted was in his vest pocket but could the hymn bc sling without a tulle.

With u silent prayer for help the

musician took out the slip on which was Mrs. Clephan’s poem, laid It on the little reed organ und

, AND HEIR WRITERS

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“There Were N-inety And Nine" thu uufiunllinr words and :lt ilu- Ii ",‘-‘='.,_f - *

____. siuliie time ulztkc lip the lnuisic. 'i`ilo - ` ._ __-I "-" Q `i

iuln- cultic and glow us he we-ut

Records Hi_oiouie_nio.iie_

und

Where’d You Get Those Eyes?

F0x'l`rots (icorgc (list-il & liis Music 20112

Baby Face Fox Trot Jun (larbcr und liis Orcliestra 20105

along until lli1.i'i|\i>iilcii tile first \'oi's¢-. 'l‘l|ere wus less di|'t`it‘uliy with lilo seminl verse and ;|i‘turl ibut it wus easy. Au extraordin- ary thing had llnppcned. A new melody was born in the pmsciics oi' it thousand people, it wus it lnurvcllou.~i fest ot' nieniory and of coni~olitrutioil. It is qtleulioliniilc wliethcr ever bcforc or since a melody which was destined to gain uuivcrsul npi>rucinlio|i_ was ever composed uudcr such circulnsiau-

(IOS.

When .Sankcy finished singing,

the congregniioli wus greatly mov- ed and Mr. Moodny was decply toucllcd unil .~'i|rill'iscd. In grcnt. .-lurprisc he asked Sunkey: “\\’hor- ever did you get thai; hymn?" “i got it in answer to prayer;" was the reply.

The hymn itself has had a hist-

tory uimost as impressive an its unique composition. it makes nn

ment of the frnnies and lnaitieii- '

buztrii cove-ring is stown clearly in`

l»‘ig 5 which represents ai corner \_ 1

section, When cutting tho joints ' 'E- _ __ ‘ ___

for the end fruine,- nuio that tile , -_ ` "') `»'~

top joints must be sawn oil the _gr - A _ ___-‘ -_- bevcl col-respolldlng wit.h this lnclin» /if _ /` ,_ - ' N ' ation of tin- roof, while the froni C-1 ._ -.' .(1, _-,-\,~' BY

llrlllllf iilillln ure ull .sliunre or ni, W; re-

/ , ~

right nnllles, 'l‘hc lulornii-dinls \ '_ . _-'

liiclliiinlwi on tho front frnulo may ‘ sv/ 'pu' __ __ _ A _

trailed ui- si-lciveil through the i»di:c` " _ S-T-_ "1 ` _

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When the frunio-s are nlndi-. lay r' -‘ r -.» l one oi' tihem fint oil the workbench _,»'. ,.__.i’_ ._`_' ;_1!_f'»' ,-'/_ `\_ i

and test the corln-rs io .soc thut nil _ »; "‘ ?,-,.'»,_‘_ff _ ">’_~y\_:_ 1 _‘__ _~_ l are square or c-orrel:t_ 'l‘llcn-nnii - '-‘ '/` _.i-J’-'Lf 'fi-,ff-,,_'_ ._ l fl’ A

ilieices of the lnutcliboard to them. -‘M _'~.‘"_‘,;.'\¥,' "_"'l',f`,_ "',l_`___z__i__§_:,.'l‘_'f‘.;* _I

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(fonllncnce nt one emi and grudn- _ 0 _"___ `_‘;_i_"',‘.'.`_- _ ,.\'_.y.j;___- 'l>,_`

iliiy work to bill. olllvr. in the j .`- ._ “ l "a'»(f‘>'-: ' W' '» 4, ffl fm 1 1' -k f~ _ i - _ii ‘.f_‘5-.~_..;»>~.if~_._ii__ _ i _- fu ._ f _ ' -' rg -_, '» _ .fre

i - _ fir.~it and thc lengths ol' nlalchlionrd

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_ .saves li considcrnllle uinouni oi' inn-' \(_l'i‘_ .

cilgcs sawn to the proiicr slope uf- O `_ __ ~ 1: F, . tor they ure fixed thus ensuring zi_ S f ` C_' _ ` good nent job. When at woodeni .--. \ "

in_ huiim, _t__0m(,timu5 hhowu hh battcns at the lower side at the '__.»J

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in-_ cut without vvnsle fi-uni a iengtlii I \` - ’,_-¥'_"~`_l-"34_3#'X70:-"57-‘l_'.g`;§filf,. ‘ ol' lnutcrinl. ' _ / f~_f»§,`l_ " 1' '.f\-,_1i,i_;"J__I J _ '

'i‘h<- cud frames can be covcrcll , ` i f " _ ,-l' _~.’ 'iv 0"' '

with iihc odd lengths and the lop *_ Ili. f' _Q5 ~ ;,` -;,,;:"~’."-.'f' » wil/ _ \

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and i’,_m,i,ie in hand piuhim¢_ ii' _ luuleriuls sold l'or the purpose. Tho _.L_ _

piano those faces _,mi eiigeg mosh galvanized iron wire netting. CANADA BISCUIT C0., LTD., OW

This done it is next necessary to 5lllllllfl-" "lily lJ€ l>l`0\'liicd if cun- MARVE

hack., llnliiwo onus, on the lines lnnfie with at i‘i'anle\v<n'lt of batten -#_--------_

shovving thc end franfcg and the l5t>i_iel‘al_ly tis for the o_ther frunies, E'°°'|°"' U"a"'""°U5

te' tie front frame. The hack ' l0 UW'-*l` lllll'L nt' L19 door is _"_

|l`§2txml.\ simply rectangular aililil1o:il'ilciI with luutcilboard and the _Ul5§'E\'_A._ S0lll__ l0.f~i'lf-t_'lunn.y _ _ _ _ _ equal in height to the back part ofiwindow Ulleulug covered with wire ‘Vllll llllllli-‘aiilve un.1n1inlty w_-.is io- -.nw oi it i..>ruinn il\l-_igzition im phe end section. Tile joints at ihc nlcsli. Tile door is hinge-ii wli;h lilly clccLvd_ a_ lncxuiwr oi thc iii-nl-vu and by in-r :trot-iitiiilco com- gcorm-.rs are ln'ct`erubly halved, as butt or loc hinges as rlt-sired :ind 'l»f‘-illiilu Ui Mliiolis und wus ilius niiislu-i's<-li`i1» :-'uiinii.<sion ionll the

___how__ ___ “___ 4 0|. if w.e1~m._,U_\ may _},,»0v,(ii.,| “»|_ih _L hugh iin(i.l,hiii¢,hif bniiii_¢n io i_-llii-_r iln~_ portals nl _i;i»- |»|illi'_:ili<in:; und |'i-.spolisllilillius un-

A Slfieiltist ni Lilo Uillvcrslty oi`_be _mU|.|i(._,(| _md |(.|ium»(i_ or oillicr sultubli- fusiliiilllig. 'i‘|io ni-vns institution ni in-ll1‘¢'. \\'iil|

Wllcn tllc joints :irc lluivoil ilicyliiiicliur is iliieu filled wiili ilu- ii-_ nut ii iiissi-nilllif, viii.~ nisii iL.~rlu:iny\

may be .-ulwn io size and if done nal in-iclius and thc whole well \\'us il~-sigiiziioil “i'iu' :ill iinn»," ns ucntiy and accurately I-be rcsult trunted wiiill crcosote or any dcsir- i’resiilent Nlucliltrzli iiut ii, u nioui- wiil he giiod eiiniigii for ine por- od wnterin'oofilii.; stain. The re- her oi' ilu* l.rnguc (‘ouni-il, :ind will of tin- ordiu.-iry dnsivr when dust- ilosc. .\i:tiel‘iuls unil lnllour may sillt is it iiuuso sllituillll for six lil thus sit as illu f-quill ni' li‘r.in<'<~. bil .snveil ll' llllf l\’iIi“.llli~i Ui' illciicu birds. .tirvui lfriiiliu, italy and .i:ipali._ iliiil li:»~ |»;ll‘~'!i ran pci. into nil the

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ceirr-il li telegram from Gustav .*‘.ii~¢».~i\uii;ill. the (icrluun Forcigli .\linisl'~r, zxllliniiilciili: the dcpurt-

lli-r ilu- ri iiri-iiniii of lin- In-zigiic. wliirli uns. li'|-iililil in ouliillv wur. --o-Q¢>---i

'l`ry 1|.-'-ini; ;|. iinilii brush insicnd

in;-_ l-ni'\'r|| i'uruit|lr<_e. You will find

nui'i| iillll-|\i»~r llilin ii' you use Ii

lilruinlnoud, iii-t-i~f»in.'_v li. ui rail, rl- '|'l‘ " li

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extrnordlunrny appeal to the emo- tions. und lilo wuvc of spirltuuli

eluotion which swept over thc:

Scotch rollgrolzutioii that first heard it has been duplicated it thousand times. lt became n great favorite with Mr. Saukey himself' and from that day 'hc first sung it in 1874, until his death malty years lutcr_ there was no hyinll ho loved quite so well. Writ- ing of the hour when the tune was first composed he once said, “lt was the most. intense momcnt of

began to play. lie had to read

my life."

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