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Iiy the Ili~\'. ll. I.. .lacksiin. it

iinenvered what. had been izonciinli-it

for centuries from thi- e on of men

he first ieailiu' of this aiiiiuunie

l's Ili-riiirn mei-ts innn'»: desire. Tue ill* tj.':; dt--.ri-e is 1icc.»riliii to nuninii- ill*

i~ri~ i~\i-r \-.iiiiliiig unil iini' l'ii<iii‘t_si"l

\ ltev It. I.. Jai'~ksiin, pn.~:tnr of the'n..nii-ly., the true izeniiis lof religion: :-Hanover Pri-.~iliyti-rian t'huri~h, Wil~l\~:i_it'h is an inner spiriuial life; a life -mmgmn, |),,|__ prmcywd r¢_,.(__m|). 0nl\\':.ich deals with things external and I-.The New |“,‘u|.n\at,,,|L». Tm. tuttsrzieuous as si.»\'ereign iiuil not as ser- wau from Ri-i-i»ii.iii.ii ui: r.. “Ann ni-i"-"'\l=4~ 'l`l1= vmvhm-is which reliisiim thai .-iroih ni. in.~ tnri.ii.- _<aiii_ il.».il"'~‘H\'@_fl al '-he lmiiil-1 iii the Fatlier hU|,|_ 1 map., hu ,bmw m,,_'»- ML a.~. an inner iipiritual life, inili-peiiileiit Jackson saiil, in the course ofhis ser- Ul exlferllal ffallllls ln'-l'0d\l'~'9‘l H110 `u,0,,_ burnan lifii thought a principle of far-

;_ _ . _ rf-.icliing influence. It is a nilstnki- to

mm; 5,; |,1¢a,,-u|~h|,|,,_ --H,y,,,1d_ | mag” .°ui,>poi~:r that this mfivi-inf-nt, as ino- ;5|| (ping, mtv;-5" i‘.,u|.} g_|,:,. I.-;~.,,-13.!iii<-iitiiiis-as it in, is a tlnality_ Weri-

im, |,,. m,,,.,. a,.,.,.,,m|,|,. (nm, t|,,_.,'_/,I.iithi-r living today he would bi- the

~t Iii say so. li-i there iiiirh a thing

a new IZ:-formation toiiayi’ l.i-L us

pn,<_»-..."_ _\'i-w things iiri- i.vliat.'l>1"". Luther uncr>vi~rcil thi- true nature

religion. He i-ihiiwi-il if li. bi. priin-

hi-in will .si-ciiiiil time iiiiil ri-ail it uilh ilisifiin- ina ing. "Belii'»lil, l make all things iii~‘\‘J" All lt

thing from invisible electrons to lin-l Y piiuderable ivorlllu. from aniiiiafvilae l\Xl‘>m* ‘ll Z€0lI\€U`Y 9-le £0 Ill" C|"1l to ‘ ll

tiom-i and no i-xemptiiinsi. -

ii wi- icud the uiiiiiiiinci-iiii-iit the

ng einphasis it is siiiigily nppiiil-

things new! What iioi-ii it iiii-nn? l me-uns what it .-says, all thiii.;s,

arrhangels. There are no ctr:-p

Wi-_ hold oiir bif-atb. It is iii..ic llmii

Vit* evi-

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ambition.

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some-things; and heri- we have the Al- I' mighty oderinig and purpising to C

make ull things nif\\‘. 'l`bi:~i tx"c>"i is mul/ I`ffDlY. lil' WJ mliflnfl” Ul U\"fln”-

sire

goo | r . _ . , religion a bit of hard-earned, we!l~di:~ I l

llri.-in priii-i>,~;ses of change either do I liiiit

i Kel ,ging for the better taking its history I

lntrgttlneil lor. We iliil not xunl W

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ytning mad., pep.; Wil wnnii-il iuly of the Lliristian religion? lloes it not

g who can give them to us. llutillli-e was “nl l`ll'° l‘ll' l'l"` "l“‘*`5 l°

-gent-i'ally prevail. '

'l`lie adherents uf. the new -refi»i‘nin-

ui: A _ yi. out in strains of gratitiiile to tlieglil-ll’ h ll-"UK f'l UH* Slllfll. lllll- lll"

tii.n are men of the Spirit priilnin- i-iiily. They believe in the inner spir-

tual life an the highest expres.~.ii»u of

cosmic reality, an the onf- in\‘int:ible

iilisputabl real to them nu tue

fini-er To them the life of tiii piiir in life indeed bmw, it may priipe:-ly he nsteil, lint iloes the new i~i-formatiiln make

“mph bl-.ing ,,,1,erI,r,.¢,,q_ m.-a,,,,~ ...~`-ry.. i-it-rtaiiity, as something which is as

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.iilve it into Q thinly disguised spe- es- of ethical culturei’ To this we

,,,_rm_e;§ing‘ rpms ],r0[,,-,_<,m,,,, L.; ¢.,,,‘iinf~ iii (?b'rintianity'a bnsii: tenets in

' ' llt

swf-ifpiiig. How can wr accept it' We Y- must have some thing.-i lieft old. H

Among the things many people dr- ll

unchanged is icligion. How - r.".,/ In d ,noun funn- are who begrnilye thi- Spirit.. That which is born of

- ni<w birth. "Ye 'must his born guiii," said the Ubrist to Nirode- ms. This is the necessity evi-ry man

under who would live the life of

hi- flesh is flesh and tlint which in

ved newness. They will li»t ever; boiii of the Spirit. is !~lpii'it.. The ng else have all the reiie'.v.iii; itliieuer spiritual life is the result ofa

nts. Industry. invention, irlenci-, f'

t, can be new and ultra-nr~w, l.ut.n

ri-1"' ~ ~ ld. 'l`l . st t _ ‘ani overcoiiiing may liave flrastic nr-

ition must stay n ie a im

oii*l1ftt and an overcoming unit not

niece "evolution," This riiiiitint

better becomes it. They turn a <`UIlll't\Yllm@‘l'\lf* _ "lf ll'\"Y mul’ llilfll f ear to its prayer for only a them. The point ia, they must needs

small share of the going modernity

e before the spiritual lite becomes a

. li

must not entertain such it wivfldly roali't!"~ i

knou or foiget. that they viant it l give up thc habit of a lifetiiue.

Ai.;ain it may be aski-il, How is

him., wb.; want, (.0 pyfmpg 1-i=l1gi(,n Jesus (`lirist i'e,arileil'_' liiirs it not

i>.-.live Him into mcri-ly 8 great spir- tu.il geiiiiis, _with thi- lsiiialis niiil auls and .niigiistiiies :mil Luthers

igionis used to changing and chan~ l0\` lll-‘i ~\`l»‘il`ll»‘lHl l<lI\>`m“n'~` Atllifll l

'epl_\', by no manner of means. The

3. You'll soon reverse your opinion about “all these cereal foods being just about alike”-once you’ve tasted the crisp, wholesomesavor of that different

' cereal called Kellogg’s

Tonsrrn CORN FLA

vga sf -v lil?

(Look for the name on the package.)

It’s the delicate white hearts of the sweetest-_ 4» sugar-corn, rolled paper-thin and crisped a , golden-brown. Nothing like it for a pure nourishment. zo p

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t’unada’s Leading Machinery House

has opened ii six storey warehouse

ily l.-ad as these ancient opposers, but

tn the large. It has beconii- thorough- ly accustomed to growing and nntnr- 'ally wants to r‘ontinui\ til giwiw. I`ur- -tliermoro it has artipiired i|ui1.~ ii 'no-l Iiiieiituni in the |iriic4~s_~a--siiiiinf-linel !,i\'l|irh it will lie difllcult to iltur i'-r \iivei'coiiie. And if it is bi-nt on irri'.w» ing better and better, \\'liy iliuiilil itbf-rf- be any inhibiting ciiiispirni-li-s 'lun its traili’ What if the restrainim: 'i~iIorts of three or four tlioiisand yi'-ans ago hail been siiriressfuli’ Wi- ;.hiiul<l he burning iiireiise to all sorts: of strange gods today. We should be ri-lcbrating all manner of socerics. We sliiiulil he multiplying the most monstroiif: imniortalities. We are in a vastly different cane from the immed- iati-ly foregoing and all because reli- gion insisted on growing nnil nobody could sto it Whv should we waut

new i'efiii'mal.iuu may decline todiiif- inatizo in metaphysical ti-rms as to His per:-'iii|; it may il;-clliie to riipvat, for iibviiius reasoiis, thi- formulas of the sclioiils; but such is its sense of thi- spiritiinl gzrentncss and original- ity of Jesus (Thrist that all the nir~

baizzareil to expii-as its r--nt_nt.. li was propliesii-il it i-intury neo that .Ii-.vis (`hri.-t woulil i~iimi- to hi-_ uni-

aliieli' Docs modern theology know it? If Christ is explicnble in ti-rms of mere humaiiity. why these many volumes on His pi-rsoii? As increas-

anil purri' spiritual l`fi- thry w li also

the process to ei-use with us? Yet ue <'vn1f‘i-H liave il i»r;»fi»\inili:r rcf:n'r<l for hav.. 5 pare how wp garter Um-sy.;-_-,.5 the incriniparahle divinity of Ji-sits into thinking that under or fostering (`lll`l5l. 8lNl Hifi lil"\\j0l`lK Will Slianll ,auspices it has exhausted its possibil- Hut. more and inure us the "int,er--

ities of growth. Remember how we

ea\'in|.:" nf the ilivinii and thc liu-

unctinngly reprgbntp (hong who y-egig. man, the reconciliation iif God and . m

:ted the edorts of the Hebrew pro

an. and nrt simply as that of n

Iphet.-i and of that greatest. nt nil prii- mural exe.-mplur. Wore' and morr will -“helm Jaws Ch;-is¢_ to ggvp gh.. Wm-yd the mechanical implications of the ‘ii truer ¢0n¢¢p;ifm 9( religion Nr, Gospel fade into the bncl-rgroiinil and ilnubt none of us can be as bcnighted- U10 5l`lll`llllBl lU1llli"l-ltioiis ndvanre to

the front. The Gospel is not set

it i.~i possible for tis to become candi- Mille. Itn izrf-at note is i-vpre:-:~i2d in

'datvs for nt li-ast n mild reprohation U19 mtflnfirable woi'il~.-p; "(ioil was in

ng the immig of the prophets of the Christ rc-conciling thi- wiirlil unto

I i __.A'|‘__

Sf. John N. B.

Forthe convenience of our Maritime

Custorncrs we are carrying a large well assorted stock of all kinds of new

-second” hand Machinery. Write for prices.

to thi- response of a son to tlir- a - l

iillt

’l_wf-nty-t`irst iv-ntury if We do not li,-1, lflinisi-lf." This nbiilcs .nnil will abide. ,i~iilii.gion keep on growing. y. t. . - | .\'i.\\~, in saying, what l hnvc, in rc- Blivn work in the prnccs:~i of actual fizniil to rcligioiii-i gfriiwth, l have been lift"-’ Wlltll F-fe itil lfllllsi l0l` bi' itil lihinking nf religion only in its man- fruits it is to br jllllgeil? In it not ward impact, of ri-liizioii ns the re- “Bl” '-0 “HY U18! Ulf* moat vital reli- _~.pi>n.~=i- of the finite to the infinite nn 150115 l‘\'0l:|‘0-==i which the world is hum1init.y's answer in terms of cere- making today is lrfnng made throiigli inriny, creed and conduct to the ap- lllff illlpact of ideas and forces which pi-als nf the Di'-it.y. I have had in "Print: friiini the conviction that in iniiiil nonietlfing which is analogous Ulf* l"l\f‘l' Nllifitllnl lift* wi- have ri-g\i~

Finall liiiw do's‘ the new reform

y`s topmost i-xprce-sion; we havi-

peal of his father. lhnve been thinltl- S0"l'il’\ll\i»¢ Nl Wllivh tht* PAW materi- ing of religion as humanity's behav- H iour toward his father roiistantly l\ i»|,m\g.>g fm- the b.»f_l,.»,r Wm, 8 Ciem-,ir the coarse ambitiouii of thi- men wbr. apprelienniun of his fathtr's demandg live on the I’Finl‘il>|9 l-llfil n mna`s 1.1.1.1 n growing capacity to appreciate lift' consists in the abundaiice o

[land nn increanlng inclination and ab- l

Iism and the rriidc nat,ui'alium havi- ii answer; siimctliiiig which rebuke-s

g ‘V f the hingn which he possesses; something

y tn fulfil thi-ne demands, until “'lll"ll given ia. firm footing t0 thi-

and sonship becomes siniictliiiig more rnuu who has had his faith in ext.;-r.

than a phymral fart., to wit; a iuoral, "Bl &\l£h0l`iti¢’H Shaken? spiritual fact. So nia.n's bchaviiiur to- llus it not saved to’ the Clirii-itian

and wards Gnd or Ilia religion constant- Cllllllflli i-0 Cllrisfinniiy. orefanizeil

ly changes and changes for the better, finil llnnfflfliiized. multitudes of our

our with a clearer apprelieusion for (}uil'n l"l'~’ll€Ct-ual lrnilei‘s','

character and the ilvmnniln that grow HHS it not auswcrcil the insinua- out of it and n igrowing capacity to l~l0"B Ol lll0S*` Wll0 l‘Y0ll \lll0n l`»briu~ appreciate and an iiiciv-nsiiig ability l-lmlll-Y R9' Only auiitlier of the many to fulnl tlir-se di-manila until his son- NY*-l"mS ‘ll Ffllif-Tifill which have had inlilp of the pi~ifi-il man thi- man their ‘lily and have or-a~.eil to hi-" Ari-

Wood Working Machinery, lron Tools, Cement-.-...-..._ .1...§. ........f .. ... mi. wi. li; ........;~......-

that it. in uniler thi- auspices of (`hris- Umlity is by no means the nhuolnt-i ltianit that rellvlon hun niarle and Bhd lin-Bl I’¢‘liZi0n" Where Chris

‘shiiiiulilyiiinkc it\<i’glri‘ati'st striili-ili. l-Y l~‘l mad” th* l`9llEl0ii ‘nf ilogrnszilll

Safes, _

What other religion presents ninn "ll" "re l-lll‘Y not 1-'irrect in their gg#

with such an ideal of :~‘.i'in.~;hlp as the l"“l'll"l\-“l'~’ lilli. wheri- Uhristiaiiit. is t‘lii'istian reliiqinni' What other reli- mfiflll UN' "‘lliZlf'n fif spirit uri; giipy prion sets befiii'i» man such a long goal "Ol Wflllllll Bnil in this not what the as this religion? when its inconipar- new reformers are im-'ning to ilo, r able Founder -.food fiuth and salil nfimrly to show that in (`lu'iutianlty

0 o o ‘ _ I I ~y,. Sha" '|,,,` 'p,.,~f,.,.f, et-,in M your' iipiritiidl reality has frcf- courue to

_ Engines y

In those particular lines we can offer you values

as you probably never heard of before. ]ust imagine, a P.>Fu1ly Guaranteed Gasoline Engine for $125.00 and

and Secure an agency. _

A.W. JONAH, Charlottetown.

The A. lt. Williams Machinery Co. of St. .I

N. B. Limited. is nocit sr.

Father wliicli is in heaven ln perl:-ct," Ff'\'1‘nl in termu ol'lluiuPn pt-ruonallty av Hi- gave religion nn ideal wliicli will ll\0=»'€‘ ln4lt‘t~iti‘iictllile values which ` keep lt. buay for tineniliug ages. He Slltmv f<»"lll With such commanding

-issued lt to the charter fiir a million llfallfy and wit-lilod such transflgur-

reformations. A i‘i»foi'niatiuii in ii. ilero- inf! uiiwsr in the pernoimlity of .lgsiin

h gatorv term to ninuv |i¢‘1»|ilt\. lt aug- l'hrlut'_’

suc geuts conditions which ouglit not to lf# ll Wil lllf' I\P»“\lllHl‘ Elfify of our 4 H. have been. This is quite true and _vet "2" tu have si-;_n this now 889809- of

lit is not to be regarded as wholly de- thi* zruurn of t‘liriiztla|iity, to have Irimk Railway Syglem,

tl1€igati>ry, for it carril-i-i with it not Seru that it is the religion of the

hes ‘ - , ~ ~ lslmply the overrulling of untoward 9lll'|`ll1 Pai: f-xi-nllrnr-e and to havi-

_ t Engine ever osered ln Canada' Il' will Pay you to wnte 'conditions but the establishment of Kfallfrlit B vision of the tlentin which

i Y .

conditions which are an improvement "nfl" C041. it holds out to nvory

nn all the conditions which have ob- :mln horn into the world, namely, an

° » i . tglngd whgthgf gqnd nr bad, A refgr- lllier ElDlI'lt.llal llftf Ovel' Whltlll tlmtl P'

Kindly address all enqlllnea to our local representative mation spells real progress, genuine Gnd Benn!! have no untoward powers§

growth; a nearer approach to the ul- A life real with the reality of the “mate soap ` em,-na|_ Hn that its Pogues” can tickets on payment of nominfu charge.

Buch was the Reformation nf rall-_ HI! with tha great apostle who, C [lon under Martin Luther. It was a l-llfllllnx to its trlumllhant Dulsa- C

0h" protest against gross, flagrant abuloo i-1008. Gxelalmeilz "0 death. wberais

which had mpc into the oiirmian thy suns? 0 gnvii, .where in thy Quinlan, D. P,A., Mann-ealdf _

Church. But it was more "tban`t.hlo. Vl¢¢0\'¥'I Tha sting of death la sin; It protested against proetloao which and the power ot :ln in the law, but had become an odenn to God and thanks he tn God, which giveth im God's people. But it went further. In the vletznry through our Lord Jung .itbe person of its great protagoaiotnhrut. A _ ,`

tnpliysical categories are hopelessly

vei‘.=itll_\‘ reaiiivli-il ns ii liien and fi mgiil only. llas this priipliccy lit-:eu fulfilli~il'.' Iloi-s thi- modern evangeli- cal church sliiiw that it has been re- V

da ' Wedneada s and Frida s, at io. 0

advance, available fur accnmmiiahation of passengers holding first or scenic class

mon 'rwo --in mm mi. 'rms cngiuornrrown GUARDIAN .mi in mv- - ,M§§°H ‘,_;19"_,_ A

This ls a hopeless, cold world to

|i'..i:;-‘.

"_»\ rule of tears" in very truth

sii‘line.~is. suderlng, sorrow.

Aint sickness la the cause ol’ most

of the misery.

.\'ow a good many people accept

siikness as something tliut has to be a visitation,

They may make ineffectual attempts

(ii mire tlieinse-Ives, but they d0n`l. get ui-ll.

Now we want such hopeless ones to

let us buy for them a 504'ent bottle of l'=yfflilni~ from their drugglst, which \\'e'll give thi-m free of charge to let thi-in know that there ls at least ons pi'~=paratl0n that ls hope for the h0pe- less. that will surely benefit them.

4*-If*

Wi-'ve been making and selling

'Psychlne for the third of a century.

We have sold many millions of

bottles in that time.

Psy(-hlne -has cured many hundred!

of thousands of hopeless cases.

\\'e have received hundreds of thou-

sands of unsolicited testimonials.

Psyrhlne has proven itself to be the

mos: remarkable preparation for the i-ure of disease. -

Now Psyclrlne‘a power comel from is ingredients. - Psycblne is made from berbr-

nntui-e’a own remedies.

And the herbs from which Psycllll"

ls made are benetlclal to the body lie- cause they lncrease the number and strength of the white corpusclea of the blood ,or tba phagocylel- “'l>l‘fl* devour every germ of disease that find! entrance to the body.

’I‘hat's why Psychliie cures where

other old time remedies fail. 'l`b=\l`B why Psychlne has stood the test of time for the third of a century. 'l‘bll'S why we can afford to buy and Sl\'9 away hundreds of thousands of 60-cent bottles.

Now Psycblne is Indicated lii the

following diseases.

Read this llst carefully and then ill

out and mall ul the Coupon_vi'llb0\1

"...

dell!-

Bronchlal Couilll

\Ve&k Lunli Weak volvo

Spring Vveaknens

Eu-ly Decline

(hurrbal Affectlonl Cafarrb of Stomach

Poor Appetite Night Sweats Cbillnand Favors Obstlnate Cough: .

Sleeplossuess and larynilf-ll Intl ; Nervous Trouble: Dyupepala i Aftoroffoeu of Plenrlny. Pneumonia and I

La Grlppe. _

La G rlppo Bronchltll

Ht-Jnorrhalel Boro Throat

A uaemla Female \Voakn oil I ndlgoltlon

Novr, we don't ask you to take our

word for the tremendously b»ni~n_clal 5

i' in ‘ in in e .Casts -yn, pgghgpé ..,T.,._.,i pgyehine

t to ou free to prove

We'll buy a 50c. bottle from your druggist and givei Y

Bocent bottle ot Psycliluo to be ¢lvnl to you free of cost. ~ .

We will undoubtedly buy and dil-

trlbute in this manner hundréds of thousands of these 50-cent bottle: ‘of Psyclilne. '

And ive do that to show our enllro

confidence ln this wonderful prepara-

"Tronfldence that has been based on our 30 years' experience with this splendid preparation, with a full know- ledge of the hundreds of thousands of cures it has made.

COUPON No. I6

'ro ii.. Dr. r. A. si.ocuM. Lia.

. isa-|95 spin.. ._\v¢. Tuma

I aoca t our' offer in t A500. bot!-Ie

of Puyclhido (pmiiuunoey Bl~|¢een) ah

nur expense. I have not had a 501:.

ttla o Psychlne under lhll penn.

Kindly advise my druzzlst to do var this bottle bo mc.

MyName............-... ...... .. ...

'|‘ol\'n ...... ... .. .

Street and Xiiiiiber . . . . . . . . . . . ....... ..

.\l_\ Ili'i||.:gl.-f`~i Xanie . , , . . . . . . . . . . .

Street niiil .\`|ii||hcr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

'l'hi~i»nii|»niiiiii\nL|mo¢Ifnri\50<°.botl.la

nl P-_whine if \»|'e~i-iiii-il fu ihailriiggist

it n\u~t be »-en,| u~~ we will Llieli buy

iliu _-'nc liiiiiii- -.1 l’~_vi-hii:i- fiom your '

effect of Psycblne. Flll out the coupon ~

below, mall it to uii and well gli" your drugglst an order tfor _otiii-li uf- pay him the regular retail pruei for fi

ilruigyi-'t an-l dir-»-i him |i»dl~li\cl' il lo \i.i|, '|'h|»' url"--r may lu- \\~i|l|nri\\vii N.

- ini- liiiiii \-.i:!ii»-_ii |iuti~»i~_ .~.'i.-nil i-iiupon

ioil.ii.

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ing numbers attiin unto it liigher '

The new Silent Parlor Match

Best ln Name

Best In Quality

Best ln Price

Selling Agents john, N. B.

[fi 2”'

The Coronation Match i;iii>Y’s ruovnt oi-2011012”

Ask for Red, \\'hite and Blue l1ps.

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Sitting-on

summer evenings,

would please you.

delightful summer.

Io-26dtts3owks.

» u ¢

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¢ 1 _

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cal tn

Nelson, Vancniiver, Victoria 1

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. an Francisco, Los Angeles, l San Diego, Cal. ~ $|0.00 Mexico City, Mex; l

Low rates to many other points :md

also from other stations on the lfirand

Tourist Sleeping Cam

Leave Montreal for Chicagofii Mon- :-. if y s m. Ferths,wlurh maybe irqerved in

onnecfion made with trains carrying ara of similar style at Chicago;

For further information dpply to J

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84 Great Gaonp Strat, _ `

Grand Trunk Railway System

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Are Your _ Glasses Right

-Vision cliniiges as all things do with the years and the glasses that were just right a few years ago may be all wrong today. If they have outlived their usefulness, you are doing your eyes au injury liywear- ing them and bring on headaches land nervous disorders. Better let us tcst your eyes and see whether ‘your present glasses are suited to tlieni.

Optician South Side Queen Square

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miles" or upon what you once posse-lil:-d. ll youreyeii served you well for many yearn, an much more reason why you

should tiki- proper care of them now.

_ 'Poo late to irrlevn when siqht ii4_|;oae. ‘Now iii the tune or action. Liam- today und ne ua Hr your own bf-netlt. ‘

Silverston Q Epstein ous. or orrics

|68 Queen St. Clflqwn l

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very proud oi the wondorfu night that you uiied to have. 'Phat dues not

enable you to see is b t. bet.- ti-r toilainhovv- ever, You can- not live on "ru- ui ein be rod

G. ll. Wright

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Alsixtant-Personal xllldutlo: and Promptnesn Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered at

shortest notice.

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