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lorical Drawings For Framing Purposes

The Guardian has pleasure in announc- ng that it has procured a few complete sets of rthe Canadian Historical Drawings (recently jpublished in its columns) printed on high- toned art paper suitable for framing. These "pictures by Mr. C. W. Jefferys, the Disting- iuished Toronto Artist, are worthy of being framed not only for their historic interest but ' because of their artistic merit.

The nominal

price is $1.00 for the set of 12 pictures.

Apply early to avoid disappointment.

CHARLOTTETOWN

GUARDIAN

Strawberries and Ice Cream

1e. fectlon Ice Cream?

Government Ilouse for

mittees in charge of

plies. ‘ cluding cones, etc.

What more delightful dish especially if you have

was served at the Governor's residence and the Ball at

VICE REGAL PARTY

This is another compliment to the manufacturers

of this delicious confectlo . people because conditions under which it is manufac- tured are known to. bc absolutely sanitary.

PICNIC-S AND ICE CREAM SOCIALS“

should write in at once and arrange. for their sup- We can give you everything you require, in-

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Perfection as you will see is used in the best families. So well known is Perfection that people always ask flir it and will take no other. Unl- form quality, pure cream and sanitary surroundings help to make our product popular.

CEDAR SI-IINGLES

, We have on hand:

Two Million Dry Cedar . Shingles

Consisting of

Extras Clears

_ Second Clears Clear Walls ExtraNo. 1’s.

1 Quality and Price right. l.. M.‘ POOLE 8i (20. ‘ PAOLTPS WHARVES

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Central Guardian f. Attention

HEAR ’WALTER BURDETTE a Afton Hall July 13th.

HORSE RACES AND PICNIC ltiverside Park tomorrow. 7747

l ‘HISTORIC PICTURES

iFRAMlNG.-—~Sce aiivt, about 1 bor c iiclurcs suitable for framing.

DAIRY MARKET. - Yesterdaysl

ilairy report from Montreal rend: Butter 33th:, Cheese time, FOUR OLD WALNUT CHAIRS, flfhesierflelil tluiilf and choir ziui-ilon [Arena lilnk, 'l‘uesday. 7749

BEST HORSE RACES and day's filmrt ni season at Riveiside Park, Vernon tounorrmv, 7747

AUTO STROP RAZOR in case DOBt paid to any address in Cannon "ll Twfilili 0f a new or renewal ‘ilifurly subscription to The Guar-

an.

THE MT. IIERBERT MILLING C0.. is grinding Saturday's only in July and closing until new crop August 1. 7755-7-12-31.

AUCTION ARENA Rink Tues- duy. Old Walnut Parlor Chairs, (lllflillftflltfltl desk andeliuli‘. 774i]

S. S. MAGNA due Charlottetown. July 15th for Newfoundland. — J. Bragg, Agent, Bruce Stewart wharf.

7720 7 ‘ll-Iii

IIOGS.—.The Mt. Herbert Ship- ping Club will hold lts annual meeting Thursday, July 14th B p. m. in the Mt; Herbert School. All inter- ested please attend. 7754-7-12-31.

TEACHER APPOINTED. —The Dunstafiiinge School trustees are ioriiiiinte in having engaged the services o!‘ Mir-is Gertrude Villett of Millvicw as iezichci for the coin. ing year.

YOUR SUBSCRIPTION may have expired, renew now and gei your choice oi n Valet Auto Strop Razor, blade and strnp free. or Val- flt Utility Kuiio free. Elehtr one makes a rfilfiflflilllilg premium.

ATTENTION IS DIRECTED tn thc Animal Reunion oi’ the 2nd (liinadian Overseas Selge Battery in this issue. It is hoped that as large. n number impossible will attend. A good time in assured.

7752-7-l2-3i

FREE RED CROSS Chest Clin- ics will bc lie-id in‘ the doctor's oi“ flees iii lfcusington, July 12th, Mul~ peqiio July 13th morning only, and lleileque July 13th iiltcirnoon only. 1130 at Hm not] Cross Office Chur- {ot-iotimwn, July l-i and I5. Only "IP05 referred by physicians will he examined by the specialist.

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PERSONALS

'l‘lic Misses Aileen and Enid Cnntwoll left yesterday for a few “leeks visit in Aiitlgniiiuh and Syd- ney. ‘While away they will be the guests oi‘ their aunts, Mrs. Eilwnril Haley. Antigonlsh, and Mrs. Urban iiican, Sydney, (l. B.

Mr. Eugene ZVlclver,. Kinkorn, was a recent vlaltor to Buyslde and we were glad io note that he has almost completely recovered from the injuries that he sustained in Boston some months ago, when lie‘ fell from a building on which he was working. -N—

Mr. and Mrs. John Mclntyre. Ma- dison, llle., are visiting iii Grand River where they formerly resided. Mr. McIntyre is the son of the late Laughlin Mclntyre of the Big Marsh. They are accompanied by their niece Miss Mary Mclntyre. anil-an adopted son, John Mlflllll/TG.

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If you want your brain to

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STEWARTS WHOLE WHEAT BREAD

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Following is the sermon to Loyal Orange Assoclatlon:—

Subject: “Charity Begins at Home."

Text: “And now abideth faith, hope, charity; these three; but thc great of these is charity."

The following Ls a brief summary of the sermon:

Love! that is the real word. "Love," instead of "charity"—and you have the key that unlocks every mystery, the solution of every prob- lem, the cure for every disease, the balm for every heart, the calm for every storm or tempest that sweeps human life, in any climate, or under any sky.

“Charity begins at home." That is what the ancient philosopher said. "ind the saying is as true today as it was a thousand years ago. We are always making the tragic mistake in supposing that love should begin with the other fellow; love should start some place other than our own home; love should burn in some con- cern, outside of our own place of business; If lovc is not blazing on vour altar, you will not likely find it on any other altar in nll the world. If charity does not begin in your home, you had better make up your mind that the doors of other homes will be closed against you. We have not to start right or end wrong. We cannot, double-cross love and escape without scars. We cannot play loose and fast-with thc ‘hing in the world. and get away with the goods.

Love Begins With thc individual

I am speaking to men whose an- cstors fought and bled and died. Nhy did they light and why did .hey lay down their lives? Why? i‘hey laid themselves upon the altar if sacrifice in order that the individ- ial might be free. They fought for‘ ;oul liberty. They bled for the eni- incipation of the soul from cvcry. whain, from every fetter, from every‘

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN‘

CHARITY BEGINS Al HUME’ l SAYS REV NEIL lIEIlllAN

F35 Preacher Pleads for Protestants to RGIYIGIII- ber the Orphanage and Hospital, and make them Amon g the Brightest, Hap- piest and Most Efficient of their kind,

greatest) 7 Orphanage and hospital are strug- _ {gling with meagre revenues, cramp-c '

Ilnvc You Made o Will?

Looking into the faces of you ‘strong and healthy men-many 0i you heads of famiiies—I wonder if you all have made wills. Or, is it possible that if in the midst of life you should be called up higher you leave behind you your business your property, or your holdings of what- ever kind they are, insucli a shape as to worry your loved ones, and cause them to suiier serious loss. Let tlic message of this morning be a practical one to you. See that you make out a will. And may I, lov- K181i‘. urge upon you that when making out your will you will re- member the orphans and the sick in your midst. ‘

Remember the Orphanage and the ' Hospital.

Brethren! Let me call attentionto tuo great institutions in our midst. I rcfcr t0 our Protestant Orphanage and our Protestant Hospital. There they stand monuments of mercy and ‘healing. There they stand as beacon ‘lights, pointing the way out of storm |and stress and need. Both orphan- age and hospital are struggling in- stitutions. Struggling! I would like to write that word in capital letters, and I would. if I could. burirthat word into every heart present.

cd quarters, and inadequate means ‘of accomplishing the best results. ‘_Wc need bigger and more efilcient lIIIStHlIINZYILS oi power to take care 70f our helpless children; our sick. and those who have fallen by the wayside.

‘. More room! More progress! More mfllciency! More money! They will inll comc when love klndles agreat flame in the heart, and the fire leaps from heart to home, and from home to our community life. All that we need to make our orphanage and our

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FLXES and mosq - snnce in camp Kill ihem at once,

breed, destroying their eggs.

I: Y: it a k '8 i: \ x picks a nice camping place ‘A uitoes-a nui- which eat holes. [twill save your or at home! clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and with Flii. easy to use. Will not stain. t’, Flitspray clears the house in afew H“ is ‘he rem“ of exhausfive minutes of disease-bearing flies, |“b°'a‘°'Y ‘Fseflch; I‘ has m‘ ' mosquitoes, bed bugs’ ronchus‘ placed old ineffective methods. ants and fleas. It searches out the PM“ ‘o “sects b“ hannle” i” l cracks where insects hide and mankmd‘ Recmnmemded b)’ . Health Oflicials. Buy Flit and Flit 1' sprayer today. For sale every- Flit kills moths and their larvae where. A Dinribulrd in Canada byFrrd]. Whillor 0th., Limited, Toronto 1 """ ' ‘i’ l‘ X. DESTROYS Flies Mosquitoes Moths Ants Bed Bugs Roaches ',‘,,T,$;',;,;'t'-,g;-,,-,,,.

one national anthem, and that an-i

‘orm of slavery that would endanger, h

ospital among the best, the bright-

he birth-right of the individual. Why rivers of blood for such an ibject us this? Because the soul is ill we have. Kill the soul and you kill all. Because everything worth viiilc, on earth, or in heaven, begins with you. Under God, you are the aptnin of your own soul. You sail

I01‘ the increasing ‘light of Gods kics, or you will sink your craft iii he deepest sea and in the darkest iight that ever settled upon a hu- nan soul.

Love begins with you. Charity nust burn in your own soul. If no ire glows on your own altar, you ire deader than Julius Caesar.

Ye must be born again. Believe )1] the Lord Jesus Christ and thou halt be saved. .

We have come to a. time in his- ory when the soul must be born mew. We ‘need soul liberty, soul ‘est, soul power. We need to pass Jrom death unto life, and pass we ;hall when, by the grace of God, we ‘cave our chains behind us, and be- vome yoke-fellows with the one free nan in all the ages-the man Jesus Christ. .

Charity Begins at IIome.

Love begins in the soul but love ioes not end there. You can dam .he sea, but you cannot dam love in he hearts of men and women. Love Nlll overflow all the banks, all the Malls, and all the fortresses which .ve build to hold that holy passion from its onward sweep. The love hat begins in the heart begins also n the home. Nothing is truer in all he world than the adage-Charity iegins at home.

What does love in the home mean? it means a free home! A home free

zouls that must always be the main- ;pring of true national greatness.

begins at home, you have a Chris- llan home. Christian home, you have a. happy ‘iomc. And when you have a happy, Christian home, you do notvneed to worry about unhappy marriages or ‘ompasslondtc marriages or trial marriages, and the many other kinds if modern marriages. that make up >he tragedies and the comedies and he anomalies of this clay and gen- eratlon. '

I am speaking today to Orange- inen. I am speaking to an organ- ization founded upon home liberty. The Orange Order stands forever; pledged against cvcry invasion upon; he sanctity oi marriage, and! the‘ sacred foundations of the home. We‘ must, at any cost, preserve the lib- erty of the home. The honor of the Canadian fireside must not be en- dangered, must riot be soiled, must not be wrecked, by any power that dares to infringe upon the liberty of citizens of o. free, Christian land.

Keep the Home Fires Burning! And we shall keep those fires burn- ing the more brightly when those tires are fed from the altar flames oi the good. old-fashioned. Christian, Canadian home.

Making Glad the City of God.

Dam your rivers, and you dry thcm. Wall up the rivers of your soul, and your home and soul and heart become as dry as the Sahara Desert. The love tifat begins in your own liie, and flows out into

to hold back the river of love.

and empty past.

/O\ll‘ own shipwand you will sail un-J

from every domination that hinderslGreat Britain‘ )1‘ checks that free action of humani Assucirmon does no,‘ object m the when ‘OW-the “We M chnstTlthat floats, providing such a flag is

And when you have s'cond,t,ons_

your home. must have no dyke walls

The passion of your heart must flow into your community life, or your soul becomes the abode of bats and owls and the echoes of a mean

‘est and the happiest in our Dom- inlon, is a little more of the Master's compassion, embodied in those chan- lnels of blessing and power known as =lnst wills ‘and testaments. Lawyers/and Ministers Play Your Part 1 Wlint n wonderful part could our lawyers and ministers play in this; ,i‘me' program of health uplift and re- storation to thc highest and the ‘best! These two mew-the minis- ters oi the Gospel, and the servant of the law-those two men who so frequently have the ears and the iliearts of men oi substance. could perform "a service of great blessing ‘by turning the thoughts of will- imakers to our hospital and orphan- } age. l Blessings upon the heads of all ‘such, who minister to little children, and those who flnd a hospital neces- sary to recover health and strength} a Never Let the Old Flag Fall. ‘ There are those within the bounds ‘lof the British Empire, who find ‘themselves restive, irritated and an- igry, under the folds of the Union, lJack. They want to haul down the, lOlfl flag. They are crying out: Haul‘ it down! Haul it clown in old Eng- iland! Haul it down in Egypt! Haul. lit down in Africa! Haul it down inn India! Haul it down in Australia!‘ ‘Haul it down in Canada! Yes, they ‘will pull down that old piece of jbuntlng. But there are those who iwantto know what they would haul up in the place of the old flag. There are some who would haul up the Red flag of revolution. But they will never raise the Red ensign in the presence of Orangemen. l Orangism stands for the flag of The Loyal Orange

Red flag in its place. This great Order raises no protest to any flag Illflfllfled under right and proper

But the Orange Order claims that there is a place where the Union Jack should wave, and where the Union Jack shall wave, or Orange- men will know the reason why}

From the standpoint of human government, the Orange Order claims allegiance to one ting, over all other flags, and .that flag is the Union Jack. This Order recognizes . .,__.____

llllil ll] KEll lERRIBlE

Pimples Were Awfully _ Painful. Cuticura Heals.

" A small pimple appeared on my chin and l ‘ ‘ it causing more to come. The pimple! were hard and sore and l used to keep scratching. They festered and were awful painful, and my face looked terrible. l was discouraged because when l went out ii seemed as if everyone was looking at me.

" began using Curicurn Socpnrid Ointment and in a week's time l could sec they were helping me. i continued using them for a month and the piinplca disappeared. I was ‘n nled." iSigi-nnli Mrs Hurry Hefiel, ~

4 lnvll, l’. L. l.. Nuv. l9, 1926. _ ‘n: every purpose of the toilet ....u bniii, Cuucnra Soap, Ointment

Jul Tnlcurn are excellent. fiunpil loch Iron by MoiILnAd-irfn Oarildlln

them is "God Save Our Gracious“ r7

King." This Order pledges its loy- alty to one earthly king, and that is the King of England.

Upon British law, British freedom, and the essential features of the‘ British constitution, Orangemen, the world over, build their hopes and for‘ these priceless legacies are willing to' shed their blood. l

The Orange Order claims that, not“ only does love begin in the soul, but it must flow from the heart of the‘ individual out to the home he builds, out of his hearts blood; and then. onto the community in which he lives; on to the country in ivhicli he was born; and on to that Empire over which the flag of freedom floats: -tlic flag that for a thousand years did face “the battle and the breeze."

The Church and thc Grcnt Appeal.‘

Love is always beginning. Love be- gins in thc soul. Begins at home. Begins in the community. Begins‘ in the great Empire of which we‘ form a part. Love does not end in the heart of our national life, but ilows out and lives and moves in the very heart of the Infinite and re- joices in all that makes up the eter- nal temple of the soul. A real, love passion for the Church of Jesus Christ-this is Oranglsm, at its best and highest.

So far as the Church is concerned‘ the Orange Order declares its brief lII terms easy to be understood.

Jesus Christ is liead of thc Church.

And what is that belief? First of nib-Jesus Christ is the Great Head of the Church. Christ is the Head‘ ‘of the Body, which is the Church.

The Gospel the Only Rule of Faith and Practice.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is the only rule of faith and practice. The Bible is the one and all sufllcient creed. Through all the tortuous, streams of history, this Order has‘ built its entire structure upon the Book. The Bible is its only defence. The one apologetic of the Order ls the open Bible. Others have a right to believe what they will. Orangism zlnims the right of the private in-' terpretationpf the Scriptures, and to live a life built upon the plan of the Gospel of Christ, as it is made plain by the indwelling Spirit of God.

The Great Gospel

The appeal of the Orange Order rests upon the word of God, as re- lated to cvcry phase of human life. The supreme motive of life and liv- ing is the law of Christ in love, sac- rifice and righteousness. The great zourt of appeal is not force; it is an address to the free soul of mun, with all the consequences attending the acceptance or rejection of God's eternal love in Christ Jesus.

The Separation of Church and Statc

The Orange Order takes its stand upon the separation of Church and State. In this position, the Order has a distinct and telling message for our day and generation. And what is that outstanding message to our times? It is this: Let the fihurch attend to the great business to which it was called, and for which irwas born. The great business of redemption by the Cross and by the Spirit. The supreme business of saving men and women from hell. on earth, and hell beyond.

"Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's; and to God the things that are God's." This is the march- ing order of the Church, and Orang- lsm falls in line with this call to the :olors of our Supreme Head.