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MOORE 6 I"-I°LEOD
. PROWSE
& SON’S
BIG CASH SALE
Greatest discount sales ever held in
King’s County.
All roads lead to Prowse & Son’s
from March 7th to
11th.
Ladies’ Boots . ._ _ _ . _ _ _ _.$1.00
Lumberman’s Rubbers . . . . . . _ _ $2.00
Men’s Caps _ _ _
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._ 100
$12.00 Raincoats for ._  $8.00
95 6.00 Raincoats for _ . . . . .
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Soap...._.... . . . .
....$3.75perBox
Corsets
Men’sShirts........_...__._...75c
'These are only some of the great
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How Alive Are We?
(|Continued from page 4
to exchange poverty for wealth.
it is the life within that can alone
enrich personality. "A mall's life
<-oltslsteth not in the abundance of
the t'hinp;l-l wihich he possesses."
.What Jesus tau-gilt was 'the reni-
ity or l-he life of lthe spirit. -Lt is
not a myth: lt is not an illusion:
it is not ll dream: it its not only
as real a life as the physical ex-
istence, it is more intense. ‘We
ln-nat divest spirituality ol' sancti-
Roosnvstr l
SAID:
“My first pair of epectaclee
literally opened up e new
world to me." ~ -
Like Rooeevelt you too may
need gleeeee. Only an exem-
inetlon will tell you..
HAVE YOUR' EYES
EXAMINED AT ONCE!
F
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vmolllona rpllrases that have lost
t;..eir hlttillg power, and come
back 'lo tlte (fulfilling words nf
-lesus. who .nimneli lived- the lite
'll the -spirit. 'nn-e. .bent tuning -tnnt
CHD ‘liilllpen ‘lo a ma-ll or a. woman
15 10 B‘l'0\V. to develop; after physi_
cal lmaiturlty .is reached, this
5"°'“"“f1 GH-H D5 0l\lY through it-he
m"\'d` “_-'ld Spirit. it cannot be alt-
iained by doing some |,_-ememlous
deed, or can it come ithrougll
Bimsms of sudden effort.
‘A plant grows all the time. So'
wit-h :the -life of 'tihe spirit, We
cannot grow merely by going to
church on lS1|ndu.y, clr .by -feeling re-
lliridus only when we are in dan-
ger, or when some member of the
family -dies.
The ‘body imterests more fpeople
than the linings or the mind. Men-,
tal pleasures inteirssvt-more .people
than the things of the soul. .in
living who spiritual life. however,
one does not lose either mental or
bodi.-ly capwclty. Jeans came to
give us abu-ndalnce of -life--thait we
might live with bodily gusto, willh
intellectual curiosity. witlhi spirit-
ual fervor. in other words,
that we \migllit have person-
al vltalit' that we m ht in a
Y: . is ‘
month live longer than many live
ln a year., So long as daily life is
;ror:.;.llultly interesting. one cannot
M its altogether unhappy-.
, Aitilllc-ugh -lfhe body glows worse,
OPTOMETRIST .the life of the soul. may yet remain
fresh and beaulltlil. We must
Mvvflavlf P- E- l- in-f»a'pi.nn connection .between our
:hears and the Divine ideal 'fn
Nfl" c°'"‘°°“d Wm' Dr" ` his wa and in this we ltlonel
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. <°*°'° innn one live ills spiritual life. rim.
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-,if »»’.‘?li'i 7'-.-= . -
lite or the spirit can be nourished ,
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Order your fdbtllilerinow ual reo-
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-PROPERTY TRANSFER --Ml*
W. E. Gillespie hu disposed of his
property at Carleton to Mr. John
Smith and 'has purchased from Mr'
Donald Baker what is known as
the Richard Clark property about
one mile"from Summerside. _
-WILL BE buying live hogs
nt Albany Wednesday. Merch lltll.
Highest market prices paid. Sgd.
A. H. Affleck, Albany.
4199353
--JUST ARRIVED 1 car of Bran!
Shorts and Oil Cake now unloading
nt Alnnny. sga, A. H. Affleck. l
4199 3 6 2i
-CHALLENGE-We the Nation-
al Hockey Team hereby challenge
The Ai-bany St. Pats as played in
Senator MacArthur to be playedl
for annually by the various Curlingl
Clubs of the Island and la to bei
emblematic of the Island Champ-Q
lonship. The trophy is a iargel
and beautiful one and the curllngl
fraternity should be grateful to the-
genlal Senator for his splendid glit.l
-FATHER AND SON BANQUETl
--The annual Father and Sun ban-
uuet nt Kensington was held on
Thursday, Feb. 24th in the St.
lViark's Ilull, with about eighty
fathers and aona present. After
grace had been said nil enjoyed to
the full the bounteoua repuiit pl'e~
pared by the ladies and very taste-
fully served by the Canadian Girls
in Training. When all had done
ample justice to the good things
on the tables a hearty sing song
was carried out, and the Toast-
maalel' Mr. L. T. Lowther then
took charge of nffairs and called
propose and respond to the differ-
ent toasts as follows:-Toast, The
King, proposed by Toastmaster re-
sponded to by National Anthem;
Our Lada. proposed by Mr. John A
Thompson, responded to by James
Millman: Our Dads, proposed by
Geo. Sims, responded to by Mr.
Dan McKenzie; Church and Sun-
day School, proposed by Harry
McFarlane, responded to by Rev.
G. T. Sprlggs; School and Educa-
ponded to by Rev. J. R. Saint; C.
G. l. T. and Ladies. proposed by
Ray Stewart, responded to by
Miss Marlon Mlllman; Y. M. C. A.`
and our Co-operative Work, propos-
ed by Dave Murphy. responded to
.blil..Mr. H. ii. Simpson. Auld Lani!
Sync. _
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Coveliollsness ta-wells =1:l\e princi-
tion. proposed by Keir Duggan res-l
S I
pai to no purpose, and lessens :the
use to all pmlposes.-Jeremy Tay-i
lor. .
Rev. Mr. Herman
(Continued from page 8)
ol the contrast? And you must
choose one picture or the other as
being a. portrayal oil the truth
Which will you choose?
But don’t stop just here. There
is another picture hanging on the
every hamlet, village und town ofl
this island, assemble in Charlotte!
town to inform and deliberate in
it is time for every man and wo-,
man to sit up and listen. 1
What are their findings regarding
this much discussed script system?
in plain English-nnd we are talk-
ing to plain people-the Alliance
sale of liquors are being, annually.
provincial government. And pray!
.and .s'tim'ula'ted like any OUWI' W0-
Jesus lgave ea/rtlhly affairs their
propel' cullpllasla; but 'he put the
splllt-the only ‘thing that distla-
guishes ih-ulnanity from beasts-
first_ To he spiritually minded. Slllil
Paul, is life and peace.
Once having lived 'tho life of the
spirit, we do not mean io lose it,
for we know Ithat ._it is the only
tiling lillat .stands any chance to
survive lille final catastrophe ot'
death. The wclsldly 'things we set
our hearts upon are vperlsllable:
but if we une connected with some.
thing eternal. we may share its in-
dee-ltruciibility.
'Spiritual capacity gives direction
anti significance to every .form oi'
life. Those who honestly and
.~:.incorely experience it would no
more exchange it for anything else
than Beethoven would ha-ve isur-
rendered- music .for material pros-
perity. V
received into the coffers of our  -W
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°" ““’ “P““““’“ ““““’ ”"‘°‘" *" 0 FOR solid comfort in all weather, for the
comfort of luxuriously easy _riding-for
the very real comfort that security imparts
-BUY MCLAUGHLIN-BUICK. ‘
Summer or winter--heat or cold -_-rain or
shine-the seasons make little difference
to the owner of a McLaughlin-I_Buick closed
“ car with its Fisher-built body, its one-piece
VV ventilating windshield, its deep up-
holstery and the countless detailed refine-
~ ` ments of appointments and equipment.
Rubber Engine Mountings, an Engine
' Vibrationless Beyond Belief, Resilient
Cantilever Rear Springs, Low Pressure
Tires-are responsible for the sense _of
absolute ease and comfort that accompanies
a ride in McLaughlin-Buick.
- McLAUGHLIN SALES & SERVICE.
Charlottetown to a friendly game|
of hockey to be played at Borden* .
Rink, -Monday night, March 7th. lf " ` '
not fine following nne night. Signed '
Nationals. 4196-3-5-2|. _
-BEAUTIFUL TROPHV. - 4 '= ‘
There is on display in the shawl ‘ V
window of Messrs Brace, Mucka.y|
& Co., Ltd., the Senator MacArthur
Trophy which has been donated by ' ' ‘ ' I ' Z
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Add to these sources of motoring comfort
the feeling of security _inspired by the
dependable McLaughlin-Buick eng_ine
(protected by every concelvableprecautlon,
Oil Filter, Air Cleaner, Gas Strainer, Crank-
case Ventilator, Thermostatic Water Con-
trol), by the safe, sure McLau_'_'h1in-_Buick
Mechanical Four-Wheel Brakes, by the
convenience of the Adjustable Beam Head-
lights 'and by the know1_e_d_ge that
McLaughlin-Buick Service facilities cover
the continent.
CHARLOTTETOWN -
PRINCE MOTORS
SUMMERSIDE _
DEALERS FOR PR|NCE EDWARD ISLAND
7he Greatest W
wall. This picture is drawn by the;
P. E. island Branch of the Domill-'
ion Alliance. When a body of men)
--representative men-drawn from _ _
matters pertaining to Probibltinlnf 
How do these excessive profits come . V Ai
finds thatexccasivcprofltstfromthc   R AUTOMOB I  ARE BUILT. M§LAUGHLIN_BUlcK 
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about? The Alliance tells you in
the aineat osslble lan ua e
them as not only incorrect butrldi-
cuiously wide of the mark. It is
D1 D g g .
They come about by the misuse andlup to you-you are the only jury
the abuse of the script in the hands
of certain physicians. Alld because
of this misuse and abuse of the
script system by certain doctors 'ou
this Island the Temperance Alli-
ance of Prince Edward Island finds
ll. necessary to urge the Prohibltloll
Commission to atop the unlawful
flow of scripts by getting at the
fountain head of trouble and mis-
ery. Do you mean to say that if|
0baerver's picture of the script,
business is a correct palntlngof the
situation that the Temperance Al-
liance of this island woulilhave
made this protest against the mls-
use and the abuse of the script sys-
tem? if the public accepts the llad~
ings and position of the Temper-
ance Alllance there is only one
thing to do with the statements of
that really matters-what verdict
your will render and what recom-
mendations will finally be brought
in. Ami lt is up to you to say, in
thc final analysis, whether a farce
will be continued or a farce brought
to a just und speedy end.
Rldlcule Will Eventually Lose Out.
lt is wall for each and all of us
to remember that ridicule and acorn
will eventually lose the battle. Just
a few months ago, in the big pro-
vince of Ontario, not a few people
laughed Premier Ferguson to scorn
because he dared to say the Prohi-
bition Act'of Ontario was a failure.
l simply believe Mr. Ferguson was
sincere. Had he been merely a pol-
itician Ile would have looked after
Observer regarding the issuing and
sale, of scripts and that ia relect
his own political skin and allowed
trol to take care of itself. Was there
any abuse that a certain crowd did
not heap upon the head of Fergu-
son? They said he would be snow-
ed under tell thollsnllil leagues on
election day. Election day camo.
lt certainly did snow on that day,
but the next day Mr. Ferguson was
foulld on the top of the pile.
l do not lulow the mind of Pre-
mier Stewart. nor the attitude oi
his Darty regarding the temper.
ance situation in this province. l
do not ltnow what the Liberal party
of this Island has in mind, nnd whng
-pronouncement they will make on
lthe liquor question of Prince Ed-
ward lsland. These matters are
none of my business. But I will
say there is-I believe-an increas-
ing rumbling of dissatisfaction with
llard and fast. iron-fastened Prohi-
bition that is as absolute as the
aws of the Medea and Persians that
nltereth not Men and wo
- men are
suchaquestlon aa Governmellt Con-turning from the iroll teeth of it
system that is growing teeth sharp- Mr. Herman an
or and harder as the days go by. subject for next
To nil appearances, Nova Scotia il!'wouid.be: “A NGW
on the march. Prince Edward for Prll.\ce_`_EdWBl`d
island is ‘prepnlrlug tai' a departure ---714°"
rom an roll-r voted lquor system
to a control of the liquor business 
that will put n responsibility upon - ' - ». .__..'
the people of this fair lend, and ___e3`°Um3_
'will Dut such a test upon them an tour acts' .Maron
.to determine whether they are nt 4 _
to govern themselves or are to be _ ____
mon weakness., “QM _1 Main,”
The religion of Jesus Christ. ie-pbaud 1% foul”
the Gospl f F d .i ly for-
those wht? dl(s)slrer€:-b°emfre‘:il.l- “lf  fm' ‘nd
Son shall make you free; ye. shail{ ' ' ____
bs free indeed.” But if men choose _ _,*tG-|‘1-:asp
Xozltlagtti gall( darkness tam grind- VE” Fox emwd,
iz an ar ness they I V 0. Mcuwd vnmynold
inot only in this world. but in :hat  is osx funn
lst nun tnlle ni tnn water of lite stanllal 'R°w\\‘¢ ° °"”
freely." f lil’ - ' `
which is in come, Whoaoever will fm" B d
forever the servlle followers of ¢BA“»-gn" AQEN1-
laws imposed becnllse of abject bil- w_ Mumwk ig now
Bringing lip Father
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