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lugs along the llarbul' lu0ked
012° 'gloollly and l'orbldtiing. The wat-
Evgfy deli¢iou. cup tells the story. _lr_llun washed tile pulp was slate.
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lallnlifl ill 'l l'~-twlllt re- mis,
pl are L’tlll:ltla'<l lualiiliig 1-it-A lm _ ,W I
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ii avert ul llnpnlll-tl llnm l ll .llillll ll l \|ll lillit ll In f 1
the Iiallll ma t llltlllllolln l‘ nl lil llpl oils ol ll; llltell lil-w he
ave tleell made in lilulll \.lll»lll » lui ‘JG
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Orts li '  '   lltllll 'I i 'ing-_ |.l'. are
atefnew anti better wlliotlt-is ol al All lied
at acre./..,~   » ~~ at 
at 83. Cumberland. St., oil Friilily.
October 7th, at 1.30 o’t'lot~k sharp at
residence of the late Mrs. I~‘. A. lloli,
all her furniture as follows;
table, 1 card table, 1 round mahog-
any table and several otlit-r llooll
tables. ,
CHAIRS-1-2 dozen iiiaiitlgariy ‘-The modern mama's boy is as- ini
dining room i-hairs, 2 msy t-haii;s_
(mahogany). 3 old fasliltmed ma-1
41-2 ft. by 31-2 ft., llvtlroom fur- -
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Fare from St. John $10, from . _
Eastport or Lubec, Me., $‘)._ ‘
Every \Vednesday steamcrf .-he.
leaves St. John 9.00 A. M. __ _,Le `,
Atlantic Time, Eastport 1.30 l-ln:
P. M., Lubec 2.30 P.M. East- :-10 "1
gn Time. arriving Boston ...,
.rom St. John to Boston.
Leaving St. John 7.00 P. M., Atlantic'
_ iurstiay 0.00 A. ii. Elisa-rn 'rlmc .l.l_f"
Every Saturday steamer sails direct 
Time, due Boston Sunday 1.00 P. M. ` gal
Connection: at Boston with , _ -
direct steafher to Nrw Yarll ¢ " `° ' """
Eastern Time.
O-0+<0¢e
Graduatelof N. Y. Post Graduate
Practice limited to Eye, Eur, Nose VHS 0
orrlcc riclns---0 to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00  f ‘ '
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SARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. ` "
MANY 01- Ol R lil-.I’RL.\h\I \'l -
IYEH EARN .\IUl¢I~1
A flue lim- of pcrsuilul l‘lll-lsllll l.-
t-urdli ilntl folders, l.r~n~ll»l_v ,lin--»l|
-with your t~llstr»im-r.-' ll:lll.l».~
‘YORK ALL OR I’i\li'I‘ 'l`l\ll-`.--\l
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hL~fort\ _vllur frivlllis l»ll_\ l-l--\\l|.l.
lllviristlint- siiiilpics ire'-_
\‘rilc today.
MANAGER, L`IIRl.\"l`.\lA!a` (.\Hll-4.
Dept. 0_ 601 Reefer Bldg.
SIONTRE.-\l.
AUCTIUN SME,
Auction Salt- of t-lion-e furniture
TABLES-1 extension tlinjngrooin
er chairs. I
1 Lounge, old iasliioiicd side- . ‘_ 1
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board and hall rack, I large Wil-_  __
ton square, pictures 1 large mirror  `i
niture, kitchen utensils, etc.,  
Terms cash.  __
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J. S. TAYLOR
Registered Optometrists
1-12. Richmond Street
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- _ _ I .l fl-\ in apr 'l Slfl 95-" "lie" ill" ~“lllll’ Pill 10 S““» orks . . . . Pitiiul must have beenlall is necessary. The “stillness” of
lmgany ha" chmrs and §"°'“l """ l W 0 n K w propliet's strivings iii thatfeducation is the mightiest force in
untain cave. He had lost his clew,the social evolution . , . The
7 L ‘ell lllil llllllflflef Of U19 Slllp Us She to Providence. All his calculationghumanness of Elijah has marked il-
e ut fault. I-ie had expected to lustration. Wonder is lie was over
d a penitant nation to Jeh0vn.h's_taken for an agel. As St. .lcwlus says
ar, but at that very moment he he was a man of our nature. _ His
st himself become 0. fugitive and reply to the Divine rfiialleil-,tc indi-
bitter cup of defect was pressed,cn.tes dispair over .;xisting condi-
liis lips. But even so he must_tions and a carnal zeal which would
ds know he had come to the call down the upon opposers. I-Ie
y Mountain of the Burning Bush.ftacitly reprovcs Jehovah as if he
this spot God had once before_had been looking on too ltrilg with-
lten to one who under trying cir- out intervention.
uikcrlate tie value of all desc dia- l
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|'ve reduced twenty pounds .I
VERY WEN(
MONEY To LOAN etter Tells of Wlonderful
CURSE O LOVE
ORIENT-BOUND
Philip lit-llllall dt-slzelltled from
.l taxi ui tilt- t-lllruilt-e to ii Hlelllll'
ship pier at Sail l-‘i'ailtfist~o.
ll was at gray, misty day. A
fine rain was fullillg. llllll lllff l’Ull‘l~
ured. The ~.-ihining Golden’
9 was conlpletely obscured llyl
'nailing of his llli<i<al=!P. fell that
lilli
~ the
.cross King Carson. Bur. appai'-_I ._  Elijah God was SQ mugh more in
 L a s &Q__h ntly, that ilisouciant and tiebonair_ meh. benmciem immence that in
7|-ntiolnatl was alreatly on his way| ' com
.ilsl. Kendall was forced to ac- ' an
lt the dictum of Fate. 'lie nlllS_§ --------~_--~---- --  --~ --- - me
from the Orient alone, wit
:one to hid liitii (iotlspced when    ' UNDER THE gTU|)y LAMP
left behind hiui all that he had ____
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' - ~ ‘ ess
X 9-18. October 9,_ 1927. n
ollecl his bags He as-will G
lirough the narrow gtiteiviiy and Be
- - ilto the dark, gloomy shed oi the
apanese llnel s pier. llnifornled
I.
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t ' .
A porter i'lom the .pier cuiile to X1
is passport, made u cursory sul"
y of his luggage
' `\ asl hor cables and crept slowly wer
~fJ\_ way _froln the dock. Then he lea
~ vvllt on deck, but the waving. surg- an
_ , __/_/. ng mass on the pier, the flutter- mu
_ _  _ _ _ l“///_;` ug llalltiktfrulliefs, and the cries me
J' ‘\‘ M‘“`D03_"ALD_ 1'.-A.. .  ,.§~.,,‘ lf "lion Voyage" that drifted across to
-'\ll*`lfl"“e°l' " " _‘ \ he widening expanse of water had nee
io appeal for him. ver
llu went forward and, leaning oil on
P . - -_ _ ~ ~
h rail. stalell into the ominous, SP0
owcriug fog that hid the Golden cumstances had stood forth 9,5 the
  ~*-- `~=ll*‘- ll@¥<\‘"<l- lay the Orient- representative ci israel. on such li YOUNG. raori.i~:'s nEvo'rioNAL
AN UNNECESSARY EXERTION "llf're H0 malty so lo forget what gpm, Elijah might also expect to SERVICE
AND ict Burglar: Gee, but dis is a lltfl’ ll“"*’ l‘*fl llelllllll ‘hem Ol lllfi- hear the Divine voice. The harp of l
I H . ._ lcu until, cc. Dom t’lnk l kin 'ml lf1"l‘~ allll llollf'-l 'l`ll" 0fl<‘lll- the human soul was strung for the October 9, 1927. John XXI 15-17.
G asses H ed by s°'enm"' Sllell Wllll lllmfi ll\0»‘l<* Wll0 “V0 breath of heaven. As ever prepared Motto: A child is a man in small
.lands .md gems. ‘l~‘lil'°fifi‘"fll lll llllfly 01* Slllfll. llllllllff message came to prepared ear . . . letter. Bishop Erie.
E    Quo Burglar: Yer uon't hafta, llenl into iorgelflllness-niore ol* Jehgvayfg challenge came fu-gt, It is ~
- - J sill. Pe mornin’ papers 'll give yer ‘en, leading them to tlcslrlictloltl not n rebuke as if God had said;
AND .tc rx-ict amount.
was Stokes whom she loved, \\'ll_v
i`.
' _-(_, lecteil. .lie had not aDp"1lN‘<l ill lpurest element of nature is not th-cl °
'/. _ 'f llle flffalr Ill llll~ 'l`llUllgll lllEl‘l* ultimate revelation. So every forccl T0 THINK ABOUT
'. _ (' “'0lll<l be -‘l0Ul0 £!0SSlD and agrcnt | which could indicate the Div-
A  A 'ical of speculation, no our- was in
A VOOL FASWON 'loslscssloil of a single fact from
Rz'1!i¢cerl rates for auiomo/>ilt'.v I w.,,<,,, no gum; ,Sm ,¢ mdim.  'i‘_’ avefvgl“.v§l;Ir‘:.‘:f_,"°ai“l;'lQ
,_ .  _ __ _ __ _ _ ‘ ‘  'a.' ‘. . 'l ' e_ :nt l
accompanied by passenger.. ~ lcll.. ici Ml... <..ncrn»ll_r to wear .fl ,md ‘,m\.,_n his ,,u,,,wm.,mm,,_____
 __!_'_:rF°3' "l me m'd“'|e °' Nw ‘""" ------__ M--.__ a]ized_ In comparison to the nlllggy *it-O3----
__ ______.._____.____ (To Be Continued)
v-~-- ------- --- - JUS
It
are cleared up. He has caught again]
L the clew to Providence. He will
- l _ never drop that thead until it leads
__ 3 ,ILL _ nun to nic chariot ci me. 'rue par-
___._~`_,_ .  ,_ i able ha; a meaning for him person-
i ,_ ally. I-Ie is to be like that in his ;i_vl_;n
~ l  ;::.“;.:::'..“..‘° ta.: ..;
 ' blissful communion, n deepening ex-l
  ° ne bm ‘
` '_' WHS
lttd if best”
or cleanliness
Don't ull thu :lumbar
when the link rain ntl
choked. A little G|||ett'l
Lye will problhly clear it
in l few minutes. Stahl
ul other ous lronnd the
` unitary home.
tlay was like his liiooll-gi'iiil.l ° __ mo e susceptible to the "whisper"
appy, witllotl-t hope. _  I S ` li
ntll the last, he ilad ullerishetll _fn-um Wy-,id was to breath through
thought that iw might lun'   1
silencing" . . . Elijah’s diiiicultles
r e of the Divine within him-
izeli. The t-ulniinatioii of his career
reached. In the cave or I-loreb
the old Elijah was buried, . . .
Again the parable has its meaning
as related to the national life.
Storm, earthquake and fire were
necessary as initial means of refor-
mation. But they were initial only.
Comparatlvely speaking God was
not in them at all. They were only
the means of making the nation
r
w ich was to follow. That was the
'still small volce" of justice and
prophets who were to follow
parlson he seemed to be not at
olden Text: Wait for Jehovah: upo
strong and let thy heart take sho
t-.oui-age. Psalm XXVII 14. all
iiclals took his ticket, extimined E|_U_\" "BARS Gonis v0|CE ever
:The Storyl und
ll" Ulllllll *lee ill" ’ll(""““" "“ Elijah the fugitive gave himself pro
r to the mystery of the desert. tur
'lllt-li lie was to sail, lying peace- Ove
lilly at her slip-a small white on
4 .out with two red smoke-stacks ten
V " hat sent up clouds oi’ black smoke mm
. , V. ~ J _ o mingle with the heavy fog. There of
'l Ll vas nlucll bustling and activity Lam Wm, its Sm.|-mg memories was do
__ rl" _ lolig the plel, trucks bearing bag- the
339 l“Ul"l’l""l Ui’ lwlllllll mm; phet’s vigil. He reviewed the past.|reformer may think that earth-
Teat cranes were lifting cargo and His
.winging it into the ships hold; bac
lfl“5€llg@l`9 9¢`ll’l‘l@‘l lllsuacledly this he had denied his countrymenlfeei
lore und there, searching for tha
loine lust-minlitc article; already the
ht- lrielids of the vo~yligei‘s were me
he sped until the thunder-smit-__tha
pile, Mount Sinai towered before yet
. There he had reached the goal In
his solitary journey. That moun- hell
fit environment for the pro-lkin
task was the recovery oi' alqua
k-slidden nation. To accomplishlpen
dea
vntlall went directly to his cab- the
'i ami l°t-niainetl there until he mo
allgcti tllcill with Knlldall llilli- must be Gnd! Yet the propliet` _
_quake is not an adequate revelation. $3721-4:18-20.
<   ` ' 'erly at tile thought. Well. lil’ Next came fire. All the mountainl Saturday--By loving care. Matt.
f`   \"" :lflll SP2l‘€d ll!-I‘l‘ the Svnildal. lie rl" was a living flame. But even thisl19:l3-15.
ine presence had passed before thc
prophet and "God was not in them."
Following these convulsions of nal- mn reach?
ure came a period of "stillness" ,
The very still silence sccmed - for the children'
demonstrations the gentle stilllng.
was like an articulate utterance?
thods that preceded.
knows that this awful scene is not Monday-By teaching. Deut. 6:6-7'
AllyWl1l'~ ll0l‘ WOFIIH. as ll" l*‘l`l ‘the best revelation of Jehovah. ltf Tuesday-By companionship. Prov.
__/__ been hem ic llunHl\l°“' '<3 get inetliral assist iis as is comparatively Goti was not l3:30.
HOW much is that in Amen irwe tor Slfllws. had colivlllvwl him in the wind at all. Next comes Wednesday-By example. Mutt.
amy, lint fill# loved the wollnfled mail. earthquake. Stable old earth sways! 5:13-16.
she liatl not wanted her ltusliallti Certainly I-Ie who laid the founda-l Thursday-By our experience. l '
AL.. _ .,_,__. _.___ _...__ 'uv Iv in _ l ~ "
W- » 0 ed the matter. not fm lm tions of the earth only could re- Sam. 3:1-10
u WU Sllkfh but for her own and Syd- move them. But.even the earth-3 Friday-Blad big brothers. Gen.
 _ _. dey Stokes'-s. Kendall smiled hit-
sort of ii pupil is she?
ug es is in charge
- 1'.; chill- F0' f°U* there for a definite purpose, to nt of the Hosiery Department which nlci:lCf1ll'\'Xlr=Clinl; germsalld poison-
= '  m°"ttl}5 IF”  some feet, and we ask to be allowedhas assumed lame Proportions and °“S l"‘P“'l¢l°S “nd !f0Wl"i~' "°W helllhl’
 mqg 1-an |¢ wi the opportunity of mmm and a|d_ is one of the most |me,.esMng to the skin. _Being prepared exclusively from
_ Aja. pains and suffer-
___ _ _ _ __ mguntiuthought ng you in R proper selecuom which female m|nd_ A" of the salespeople pure reined herbal essences. all highly
 -af 'iw  _f : . C
3, sure there could hould not only glve you the right haw. been u.a|m,d In UN, Art of oncelllrated, Ziun-Bak retalnuits medi-
' ' H. ih f t _`F|tti .
_ 1' ‘  Iallgdxlg loflllbller olea(llda;1g2'tl?:tt wllic°ill;t° Wggtrust the Dubllv Will S00 "Hr mncldmd tlmleslfhke ‘ally “lm and
_ _ __  ___ ' . . ml _ _b M d k _ ___ point of iw olniments 0. et, w st so much
cameron Block. cum-ictlcl°wn.P.E.i. -i.._-7*.    ,h,,¥,efv"“' Wm e er an ml tg realize thev§dva:§a;§l1Z°\f,':,?,2nb,E;': 'Z B., b
' ' " ' ereda on eve month One da and sell am l' mms n° m°"'° “y`
K Y fy - Y ‘ cr' F S lid .
McLeod & Bentley  was not able to get up m nr.GAitniNo Armoa 'r
begged me to tryyour medy A ION ABOUT NEW FALL
lLTE|lATI0llS 00MPl.ETED AT _
ALLEY & 003 SHDE STORE _l S  Worth
Relief After Taking Lydia Having had c successful stock rc- but ici- better service tc thc public.
_ ______ __ _ Pinkhaml, Vegetame iucing sale and completed our alter-I Mr. Howard Mclnnis, who has
_ , C d ations. this store presents an up-Ihad some years experience Httlng _
Dr. C. C. Archibald °mP°un to-date appearance, The tloor space,Ladies shoes particularly, in thc, I
M  ,S ,_ _,,    .   _....... _ .. :i..f.':;'.;‘y.;l.‘l.’.z:.”‘:.:"“..;';‘:. ”.':;l:sll;':.1f:“ .i°::;: 'lid  
E Ln C 0 a `p perhion and°a gh;-ee weeks’ 'irranged in the most modern wlille Mr. Diamond who has w°"d°"{"lh°"h“|Z“""n"k‘ W5 “l'“p|7
and Th,-out ..»..,~c_.   . .. stay in a hospital manner and fashioned after suc-lbecn with us for vears has charge of P'i°“l"’”!"5"7"°"°°""'“5l“5‘i° "‘°'l‘"~
Temng Eyes and sdpplylng Gmsses  l,,_i_;¢ I retumed home :essful shoe stores in, tile larger the Men's, Boy's and Youths side, 1"" l"l""l”S~ 7~“'“‘B\‘|‘ “lille l“‘l'SP¢l1-
0mce_ Bayer Building  ____  *Zn S0 Weill! i-ll8fIW88 tentres, each pair of shoes has it's beside fitting Dr. Scholl's feet ap- “bl” °V=f'f'=“fll’ |l*’“l=\`- Where lll°l’°
Great George Street ,,.. -rt   unable to m0V€ ~l own position on the shelves and are Dllances. Miss H h ‘ is any sltul or scalp disease. Zani-Bull is
Mc-ney to Loan. ' 
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say the least.
_ most.
cin.il virtues indefinitely. It never goes
“rore sfifer, purer and reliable, herbal
mm t aronl St., Montreal, Mrs.
Villiers, write: ~-" For healing, give me
in the terrific and sanguinary
lone! Alone! Alone! Tile lonli-
of Jesus has been discoursed
n. The solitariness of Elijah
uid not be forgotten. But after
the plaint of the prophet has
4 been that of many a gifted mind in
y age. Genius must needs be
solitary. It is its fate to be mis-
erstood by stupidity . . _ The
phet painted his times in noc-
n tlnts. When will men learn
t the cause of God has never
been left to perish anywhere?
the ilnal analysis the gates of
never prevail against the king-
m of heaven in ally form that
gdoni assumes . . . The ardent
ke, tempest and fire are indis-
sible. If these are not raging he
s that nothing is doing. But
t great boon oi' rain and hudlthe divinest Teacher has said that
n restored it. He had presided at the kingdom comes unobserved and
duel between Jehovah and Baal is as the leziven hid in lhc meal.
ll# lll-l lwlllllll U10 gill”-‘l *lf me and had pllt the false priests wilie said ironically 'Two sw0l'<!.1; are
th, No prophet had done greaterlenongh" indicating that no sword at
_ t as God was not comparativelyl __A I T
 " 'f, Q ,` in wind, earthquake or fire so rela-
~ _l  tively He was in that “sound of soft
ry ,| t" I’ t
KAYSER PRODUCTS SOLD BY MOORE AND
MacLEOI), LTD., FOR CHARLOTTETOWN
_HOW CAN WE HELP YOUNG
itcntlnll lungctl pole"-11lll.v for ~wnnt are you a prophet of sam-f I Boys AND oiitlcscf
\'ol'lua, tlli- wolnall he loved ltllow aria doing 1mm in Arabia?" It is in-:
"lll fflll" lil U10 W0l`lll- Ill* Wilt* tended ti: awaken him and lead him; Current social life shows the most
leavllllz llvr to iiilti the llulilliliess Lo express the thoughts of his liealtiintelligent and scientific helpfulness
that he was lllorolllzlily, and l‘l'l‘1lll- The reply is human and iiaturul. It toward youth. It takes the form of
l0llf~‘lY. l‘0ll\'ill<‘l‘d She 1|e:~'|l‘€‘d. 'l`ll<‘ is a protest of ,jealousy for Jehovah. Boy Scout and Campfire Girl and
'liilllt ul lllff lllllllllllllw- l<>l<Plll"l' No rival to God could be brookcd. the Summer Camp for botll. But
vllll hill rllullve zllilniisr uf llur will in a single dash he paints the dolo-. this is in large measure a mass
§\0l<<‘S ill lll'l‘ UHF lly the waysillv. rous nocturn of his titties-covenant movement and should never be al-
id lit-r <'ul~ious. rs-.~iel~vc<i atllllllh- forsaken. altrirs thrown down, pro- TAKE 2-SUNDAY SCHOOL 
. _fj_`_ 'atr»l oil, had ln.'ltl<2 him feel that pliers slain and now his own life*
sought by a cunning niurdcress _ . .llowed to take the place of personal
#lie had m1n‘l‘ir‘1l him. wllvll she In response to all this the proplietattentlon and effort for the indivi-
/_, - .-till <~;irl>tl for Stokes, lm mlllllllrt is called to me door of his 1-etrput dua1_ Nothing makes S0 quick and
. _ _ . :ness - lllllrrsw. lic told llinlsf-lf, il to witness a parable of nature. First large return as this.
INThRNATlONA`l- LINE ` l ~ -_\ Q vas llt>.r faillvi- who had ulrllnucll came the hurricane, a synonym oil . _
‘-*r”";~,l 'H' ` 'llalll-rs willl liar, just as ilu hull irresistable might. Certainly this! DAILY READING
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How can we reach children in the
community that the church does
How can we help fresh air work
Mr. Hillyuils--Stl you ure giving
lily wife painting lessolls? Whitt
Artist--I iliitl her very apt to
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