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models ln straw The trimming consis _ ‘ ”

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with a draped twist of the same ribbon ’ _

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truck ofwniee linen, trimmed with bands ~ ‘

of plain green linen, machine stitched Tilt- feature ofthe frock was the use of

small white crochet rings, through which `

white wash cord was laced, as shown in

the skotcn tllelacing being used in the ~ =

middle of the front and across the _` _ shoulders and down the open can sleeves U .'° "° I

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The frock was lnude in guiulpe style the‘ ,

gullnpe being of washable embroidered “ i

llallste, marie with a Dutch neck The f

bodice and skirt was plilited, a vs ide box '

plnit. being arranged in the middle of the front and inverted pluits ut the slflcs and

The 5mm,” mam mr “Hana 8 form." lu] wit-hanernbroldsred devlcein the middle BY BEATICE CAREY

below theblouse, and there was also a u one' an wnmquenuv much ex son’ nth" dnk green' with very 3°°d °

bd” which ‘upped through “mpg In the lJ°Uf:g»\l|‘9 ml the fittings of the house effect. a flowered paper ou a white ground choice

_ .mea of an bum” and bummed In :frm “:¢!:i: °3U'°Vl8lnce which could being most suitable when this treatment

may s o e is used The idea ol’ painting the wood H

f ORB". too the unfurulshed room may work green ls also excellent for a kitchen 5

A |°W if\U'l\d°Wl1 Bi-05 00118! linda large mt' be 8° lmp°"ibl° in men' bm' me The curtains were of white Swiss rut

eolorings are impossible with the f i

black silk tie was worn as a neck Dniah “m lied and shirred on rods, and narrow side

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work white, or else to stain the wood to Mak rows to match the Dapen B

The second figure in the drawing shows harmonize in color with the furnishings The qwsuon of Pspedng a mom is not

a smart model for a street suit for a lf the woodwork to be done over is so Elmo), as the "Punting of one

schoolgirl, the costume was of black and dark and the room is to be repainted in For instance' fm, “NM” mom pa an i white check serge, with a shawl collar ell white, about three or four coats of with a rather iarlre design over the Eur- hardwood It one can “nord lt’ or el" and turnup cuffs of plain red cloth The Plain White inside paint will be needed, (we M., most successful “nd anime placing uw “"5 °° i-hi’ 5¢*|“¢d 50°F-

buttons were of gray bone, the coat being with the last coat of white enamel, which i whue In 0 '

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made quite loose and double breasted, the em B "nn pap" of "rlklng

eslgn would be rulnous For the living- room, drawing room, dining room et etera. a plain ground paper, or one with self toned figure, is always a safe

For the nursery hiezes or panels repre- enting Mother Goose or Kate Greensway haructers may be purchased as well as

many cf the designs of like character, and

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galloping over the hunting field and such canes.

Whenever possible rugs should he need

n ploce ofa carpevcovered floor, having

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ings, by Beatrice Carey. Poseibnllties of Spring Fruits, by Sara ,Qialxford

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NEXT WEEK S FEATURES: The Sailor‘s Wife, a Song, the Art of Smart Gownxnd at a Small Expexise Lhev D9;-gshy D519, 5umm°, p,_,,ch 1,-‘uhhh

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DR WOOD S NURWAY PINE SYRUP

is rid in the lung healing virtum of the Norwa pine tree, lkllfull eombnled with

Wild Bark and t o°;hoot.hing toning xpeoto t rtles of er pee herbs, sliduhaxihopolt 1| a pleasant, safe and edoctuai medicine for Cough: and Colds,

Hoarsenel, Sore Throat Pain invtéilo Obi*-» Asthma, Brcnohltia, Cronp ooplag 0011811. Qsinlyandsil it-onbhnaft-he hroot and Lim Boilers and o not accept a substitute

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WITH WITNESSES

CONTINUED 1-‘EEE PAGE Two

no he encumbered in the r ace The reason ahieness of this goes without saying In everv effort made today where men struggle for prizes they lay aside every thing that would impede their progress nrlmperil their success The foot hail player, as vsellas the man ln the raco course, riils himself of every superfluous ounce of flesh and clothing so that he may in no wise he impeded in the struggle Thus the Christian has to lay aside everything that would weigh him dcvlnorlnlperil his reaching the goal Let us rcmem ber that these weights are not necessarily wrong in themselves They may be perfectly right, yet if they impede ourprogress, they must be laid aside You may be able to carry and run succeslfuily, that nhioh would ruin me I do not know but you may press it farthcl and say you maybe able to carry that. which assists you in the race which if attempted by another would ruin him. So you see we have to be our own judges as Lo what ought to be laid aside but we can easily test them in our own personal experience. That which makes li: hard to pray, hard to trust God and ills promises, must be laid aside. that wlilclidanlps our zeal for Gods glory and renders llis service in any way distasteful or liksome must be laid aside. It may be social position, some social relations, some form of business, all perfectly rlghtin themselves but for us their influence is leading us from God In such a case, though they be as dear to us as a right. hand or a right eye they must be laid aside, they are costing us too

thing that is hindering us from fully ` dedicating ourselves tothe service cf God, let us lay them aside. as we value heaven. But it is not only weights that are to be liild stifle, but we are to lay aside the sin which doth so easily beset us. I suppcse none of these Hebrews, to whom the Epistle wlls written were what would be called great. sinners men and women who were practising the whole catalogue of sin. The same is true of us st the present day. Few of us profess to run the whole round of sin, but if we examine ourselves closely we may disco- ver that each of us has his or her beset-

been practised ao long, ol' sclanetloned by

n heoomeiunconscious of its effectlnR \ll- ` ‘ , ` ’

much they are imperilllng our noulr, __\` / Letus then look into our own hearts - ourown lives and if we discover any ; /

tlnizsln. Tnatistosay thesln that has ` ' ' _,_ _ _ _

handed down tn us through the ages by the law of heredity, and thus become a part of our being lt may be some temper or disposition of the soul, a haughty or covetons spirit, or some relation that we sustain to our fellow men Whatever it ls, it must be laid aside, for any sin par- ticipated ln with the consent of the will will ruin the character, destroy faith and bar the viay of holiness ‘I et us there fore lay aside every weight und the sin which doth so easily beset us and run with patience the race that is set before

The last tiling I want to study this

morning is that the race has to he run on a counsel, not plcpared by ourselves. We cannot condition it in anywlse, this lies beyond ourpcwers The Hehrewshnd to run the race under conditions which they had no hand in forming So you and I have to run the Christian race today, not ln some ideal state, but hero in Charlottetown, and surrounded by influences over which we will have little control ho far as we ourselves are concerned, we cams into the world loaded with the weights and tendencies of heredity We were born into a society that we had no hand in forming We brought with ue a natulo as sensitive to sourroundings as the nitralo of sliver is to the sunlight.. And under these conditions we are called upon to run a rate on which hang eternal issues. Let us remember than that in the struggle, (md and angels are on our side and vie are watched by a cloud of witnesses who have won the goal for which we are running. To win the goal we niustiay aside every weight and the sin that doth so easily beset us. To reach the goal is to possess the personal good ness of JesusChris‘. and Hia passion for God s glory und the salvation of msn

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Most Enormous Cropper, Pelfeciy Blight Proof

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ed lf- ml-»»<1ln1§°§== ¢°i§§"$§.“II`i£’§ ’ ?i‘.'$.§'f.IZ.§l'$§ i`..'i‘$l‘§‘l‘l ‘i§i`.°'i.t ’.’f.§.’?§.§“.i enormous cro ping features caused the greatest sensation. resuitigg il; record Pfi°e5 ‘lf all t m¢» “S high 55 51250 PBI' lb being paid and $2 50 for one (uber

'Even so recently as September last, when Mr, G Massey sold 14 lbs' of

Elglsfaiiszggléigxt 21111033 l1_>§c0;[;l'¢; :ere game ze? and xncredulous; yet three mouitlis

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same vsriet "-Free Press, (Eug]and)e?;1:' fgrufriggg ($7000) or |4 lbs ofthe

"The y old of the Eldorado potato, me kind gmt Lough, the record 'me

gozelpgrlextqietvta $31?-¢}i:1nr5;>4¢oIg:;)>; lbs, from one lb, of seed tubers ”-Ruralpbiew:

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]Illlil'°dl;C€¢; here bv Us lu 1905 at $16 per lb Eldorszlole repeating on a

sms er sea e t e sensation it created in England, making the record prices of all time for the U S and Canada April 30 to S _I Connolly Fishers N Y 2 bbls (230 lbs)of Eldorados for $loo April 25th last to Mi: F S f3¢hernl1, JUVKB 5¢f¢¢f. T0r0l1i0. 40 iiJS» for $40 A great many sales of 30 to 60 lbs made '° ‘he l“di°E "CJ p0!af0 growers. Experimental Farms etc ln Laneda and the U S These are aware of the history of the trul wonderflxl potato wre§;1;°;:u l::g:¢dEg;»yv;§hll;l: tvyéldyears fvlll ylel enon b to Plant all the

ll seed io our friend an now 5 worth Sm' P 'mt now’ “ext year

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to 1321; ighlgtulexdaléye ui g;tll1l“£l'ne last, raised I4o lbs that year, Crops of 8oo

PWC SCH! id0rBd0S SI er lb Sold only by us in Canada. Send for list

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Lawn Rakes, Grass Shears, Grass Hooks, Rnbber,Hose.

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Desirable Building Lots in Cll’own for Sale

The undersigned oB'ers for sale tn

following valuable building lots

4 lots on the east side nf Tipnei

Hillsborough Street each having frontage on Street of go [egg md “- tending back 7; feet

2 lots on the west side of Orlebm-

Street each having s frontage on Street of 50 leet and extending' back 75 fed:

'lhe said six lots lie immediately

north of the residence of Dr Andes' son, late ly J D Reid

lot on the west aide of

Upper Hills borough St, havin; a fronts e on Street of 59 feet and extea ing back 75 feet This ict lice immediately opposite the reel dence of Dr Anderson

It is impossible to procure a more

de lirable locality for residences than these lots afford

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'lo Sira1_n_ihe Eyes

To strain the e es is to spoil the eye

sight sooner or acer. It may not be

avgay it nriiay not bl: till y 1:

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pay the penaltv How much better and

wiser its would have been to cue the stran yfhe use f i Y dislike them , buttif §<:\:8;::t ¢h:;rcm‘¥- kind and have them pro erly fit d you will not find them eh: bugabco youimegine TheE W Taylor Store has been famed for over go can for both good glasses and goo; dttiug.

Could you go anywhere else for glasses with Inch certainty of satisfaction?

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Dealers in stationery, fancy

goods. 0018. games. fancv china, music cocks. sheet music' and all

xiuds ofemualcal instruments.

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Musical Innruumtiu repaired.

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