Jutv 18. 1908
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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When you require anything
in`|frr»c»_:rie~' you may know we
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upon for using it-i. 1-., juicy,
.ind fine fl-ivnrnil. Try it once
and you will want it nlwnys.
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LIGHTDRAUGHT 
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tydney Coal Co., Ltd.,
HUGH G. cAMi>nr:Lr.,
_ `- General Mnuiigc
North Sydney P. 'O.
Phone Sydney Miucs 24
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Business Stand at
Auction
l nm iusttrurted hy A llornt- SL Co. tt
|8t.h.ul iz o'cloct: noon, their Iarui; .furo-
hnnse situated on Fitzroy hirctl, 'li-e`
building is 65 x 7o, three story \\.\h .ti "`
crllurnnilertinc part. The land is 75
feet front, running brick nhout go ft-ct
The building is in good repair.
ALSO
The three story double tcuemt-ut brick
building trontiug on Queen Street.
This house istiited with all modern
cmivcniences
Tcrnis unulc known at sale. '
B. CARTER
7-1 idttstf Auctions-cr‘
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 2.-Large, sectional, heavy,
straight lire-pot 'th fins
for heat radiatiolmwl
 3.-Four heavy “three-lives,”
easily-placed grates with no
bolts. Any section can
readily be removed through
ash-pit door.
.-Large and heavy rolled steel
plate dome and radiator.
.-Double feed doors for use
when burning large chunks
of wood.
cups for cement.
-Sure - catching, right - fitting
ssh-pan, with ple n t y of
room above same for air
circulation below gram.
- 6.---All inints made with deep
Loaded Without Delay  '
I.-l-:ge dust-pipe connecting
V pit to dome, preventing
dleuladon d dass inullar
C’ lib
-dorrectly phased, dl)-Diff!
water-pan.
.-Quiclr - cleaning flues a nd
durable brush.
CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND
Mi-\|l.
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11.-Automatic Gas_ Damper,-
saves heat-energy, reieets
gaseous fumes.
12.-Nickel-plated chain shield
with easy-working, non-
rusting chain pulleys.
13.-Bottom easing ring solid to
ash-pit, making furnace
easy to set.
14.-Height relfinlation adapted
to all ce an. Pipes given
due elevation.
.l5.~All parts interchangeable.
16.--Economical and safe.
17. -Easy to operate.
18.-Twenty to twenty-five per
cent. more weight than any
other furnace made in
Canada.
19.-Made from Canadian pat-
terns as Well as made ln
Canada.
‘ 20.-Manufactured hy the ut
and most experienoedhgur-
nace Builders in the British
Empire.
To voun NEARHST BRANCH N
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.sell l»_y puhlit: auction on S.it\u'dav luly
M‘?CLARY`S ~
Iam interested in the “ St'.\'sn1NE " Furnace and would like
to discuss installation with one of your furn
ace: experts.
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an the country
- for ` week end outings - for hot:
evenings in town-whenever you
long for a cooling, refreshing drink
that really qucnclles thirst-try
“MONTSERRAT”
Lime Fruit Juice
A few drops of “Montserrat”
make a _:glass of water both satisfying
and healthful. It is the juice of
Csnsdtnn Agents: 10
NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. ofCnnldn Llmltid.
nosal and goes and does as hc lu
hidden. Did not Samuel~'s readiness
rl with that power in pmver lor
which he become famous (1 John 3:-
22)?
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Beef quarter 5 to 3
Beef smull 10 to 14
Oatmeal 3 £0 5
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being reduced '
convenient.
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Rluclc outs
White oats
Green Peas quart
‘Lettuce
Cauliflower
Strawberries tame ‘
Putntoew ner bus. 25
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Protcssional
Examinations
nncllwlll conduct the Professional
nmlnatlons at Charlottetown. July
h. and 30th, 1908. '
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S. S. Lesson.
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LEBSON V. AUGUSP 2.
1 Bam., 16.: I-13.
Commit verses 11, 12.
Read chapter 16.
DAVID ANOINTED AT BETH
LE!-IEM.
GOLDEN TEXT.
pearance, but the Lord louketli on
the heart 1 Sam, 16 7
EXPOHITION
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1'. - ' 1. The Lora hath not ciitnfn. \ \ `~. ,~
‘ 'n\ those, 1-10. it speaks wen for uni ` . ‘-.4  up
Q47’ generosity of Samuel ,that he mourn-, ‘ " `~.~‘;3-"§,",> “J
'§._.j» sd over the fall of Saul (v. 1;. lt, R '.:._.;.' 0
_~  he had been like the majority ol men* ~_ 1-5° /Ov(
‘,._:_ ~ 1 , he would have taken n secret if not "
 Y      an outspoken delight in the fact thuti ' ~ ' ` ` `
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the man for whom they had in some-
measure t least 1 ` l
a 'eiected himself
turned out so poorly. "'l‘he're I tfilull
you so," hc would have said. But!
Samueil was of n nobler mold. und;
'grief, not exultation, filled his heart.
_at the folly and ruln of his rival.
'But while it was commendable thut
he should be gri-eved at the sin :ind
.consequence rejection ol Saul, it was
not right that he spend his time in
idle mourning. God had "rejected
him from being over Isrnel;" anoth-
er King must be sought out and cou-
=sccrated to flll his place. Little by
llittle God discloses His purposes to
II-Iis servant. Samuel. In chapter 13:-
|14 He shiows him that He hus sou_v.'ht.
out and appointed this king. In tho
first verse of this chapter He tells
Samuel that this king ls- a son of 
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_ , . watches, je vclry, clc, etc, suilnlilt: for
"Ch In the  _'wedding presents, that I uni offering ut
_. the very lowest prices.
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wheat.
5 Job Lot olBoots H
l Sent by mistake will cicnr tha-ni
lout at the following' rcdnccd pritws.
30 Fairs Mcn's Dongoln Bals $2.25
_ for $1 75.
*_ ¢, 30 Pairs Mens Dougola B'il.~: $1.90
for $1.45.
30 Pairs B _ys`l)ongola liuls 1.75
Milled by the Tillanm
at Tllhonlsmg.
Jesse, but not until t‘he.twelft'h‘ verse' _V
does He point lout which son of Jesse
ll-Iundreds of years before it had been
prophesied that 'the Sceptre should
fall to Judah (Gen. 49:10,. Sn/mnel
for all h-is excellencies of character,
was human and l-allible. Like so
many others in the Bible .(Ex. 3:11 4: .
1-110; Jer. 1-:5, 6) and out of the]
Bible, to who'mGod has sa1`d‘ “Go,"'
he hesitated to undertake the work!
for which God has commissioned him 1
for fear of the consequences (v. 2).
When God says, "Go," we ought not
to rep1‘y, “How can I?" but to start
and go, and leave God to settle the
"h0w." "Il Saul hear it, he Will'
kill me.” "The fear of man” hrouvht`
“a snare" to Samuel in this ln-
ntance (Prov. 29:25). And how fool- f
_f_~}"f;f5 "Jilvar Plate that Wears"
oons ol Quality
shed, made to withstand
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_ H ' ‘ Boots 75c for45c.
¢ P'°“d '° '"°'" °' U ' °  n & l2r Pairs Infants' Dongvla lace-tl
our nv Lupino nlsl-Ili
IIIERIDEN BRITA C0.
. . __; .;. . _.u-"_ -*”"»""‘= lfor $1-25'
“' - -'  “  ' ` 12 Pairs Yotitlis’ Dongola Bala $1.50
for $1.10.
  I-‘-_ G L_] 1 '30 Pairs \Vmnen’s Dongoln llals
$1.75 for $1.25.
30 l’:1irsWmncn`s Dongola Bluchcr
Oxford $|.85‘for $1 35.
3o1’airs Wcmcn’s Dongolu Oxford
$1.75 for $r .25.
24 Pairs Infants’ Dongola Button
uislte designs, brilliantly "nn chwrs _ yn" nm
ang wear. are marked ingbrlgtgg
The fnmnus
boots 6oc for 38c.
All sixes in each line.
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Get this t/rund from your grocer
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A I d sin for lu rrlr
yfimygliitltzrs. ele. . usda by
ish that fear was. How could Snul
or anyone else kill a man who had' n
work to do for God? Did the Lord
'bid Samuel tell a lie to secure his'
Psnfetyr (vs. 2, 3). Not at au; th.-|
iliord is never put to such straits :ist
that, and it auizurs n lack of f-l h
lin God when we resort to tulsa-
hood or indiroction to secure our
ends. God simply refused to argue]
with Samuel the question of his ro-
ing, and again bids him go,-and tells I
him what 'to say and that at the
ed out by the phrase “the Lord,
snid"‘ (verses 1, 2, 7, 12). Arc we
also taking ench step according to
the word of the Lord? It is blcsstd
tio wallk t-his way. We, too, can no
on knowing that the Lord will' show
us what we shall do day by day. '
hour hy hour, and moment by mom-
ent. Samuel was allowed fno discre-
tion whatever in the matter .(v. 3).
He was simply to listen to the voice
of the Lord and anoint the one he
named. David was wholly Giod‘s
choice. Note the ditlerence in the
lunrzunge about the anointing from
that about the anoiotinf! ‘of Saul
ich. 9:16). "Anofnt unto Me," God
snvs about David. “Anoint to bf- n.
prince over My pi-\ople,f’ he save
nrlnut. Raul. Samuels hesitation
about doing the Lord's will was not
of long duration. I-Ie lays aside his
cms and his regrets over Saul’s de-
o obey God, so often exhibited
comp. verse 13), hnve something to
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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
Correct for every Wednesday and
mturday lssuol.
10131' 2.80 130 2.90
abtage 3 to 5
eete cr hu h 5 to 8
5
18 to 20
65 to 1,00
30
40 to 50
45 to 47
45 to 47
25 to 30
5
5120 10
2
Shoe   Polish
Is what I asked for. "2 in 1" is what I
want. N o substitutes for me, thank you.
i No dealer who honestly desires
V to give you the best for your
money Will offer you anything
else when you ask for ‘ ‘2 in 1 ' ’
At all dealers
Oc. and 251:. tins
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Organ and Choir Director
Sl. _lniiics-‘ Church
SUMMER TERM
On Church 0rgnn_ Piano
or Voice
or torius vtc, address or cull Mrs
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nder the provisions of the Medi- '
Act of this Provlnoethe Medical
r particulars write or apply at
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Did 5ou use Famous Soap last week. Are
you usingFan1tus Soap this week, If not,
why not E’
Famous Soap is hontsiiy the bes`t wrapped
bar of five cent laundry soap sold on Prince
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brought across the strait. Use Famous Soap
and keep your money in circulation at home.
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