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relieves coughs, and if taken when
the first symptoms appear it breaks
up colds before they become serious
or troublesome
It s a good thing to keep always
on hand in the Medicine Cabinet.
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your Druggist s
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A cal-load ofihese
instruments due to
arrive here about the
18th inet, will be sold
at"`the closest mar-
gin. You ca n n ot
make a mi atake in
buying a KAR N-
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ment. Sold on their
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Every modern convenienze .
'l`c‘c-phone in every room-
Wlien in Halifax
Register at The Halifax
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We are hcadquzi rlcrs for thc above
, 'i_ Guns,
Rifles,
Hockey Skates,
f _ Hockey Sticks,
- Hockey Puclzs.
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free gift of God is eternal lils in
Christ Jesus our Lord." Bom. 6: 38.
ronvrmn suoonsrlohs.
By Rev. D. W. Snider.
"Theres seems to be no substantial
reason for douhtinfthac in the flood
of Noah we have an actual historical
occurrence, of which traditions ap~
pear to have survived in most re-
gions of _the world. ~` .
_ “The flood was aajjhistorieal fact,
and the preservation 'ol Noah and his
family is one of the best and most
widely attested of human traditions.'
-Prof. James Orr, D. D.
"Wa believe that our first parents,
being tempted, chossgsvilm and so
fell away from Godand came under
the power of sin, the penalty of
which in eternal death."-Article V.
of the Sin oi Man, in the proposed
Basis ol Union. ..
But man's sin ls' God's sorrow.
What n picture the context gives of
the grief of God! “It repenteth the
Lord, that He had made man upon
the earth, and it grieved 1-lim at Hia
heart." .
Do men ever get as far away from
God nowadays as those who lived be-
fore the flood? Are there those who
live contrary to moral rectitude, and
to the divins ‘will and to the image
of God in which they were created?
Are there those who live (do wo?)
contrary to justice, mercy and truth
with “every inclination, affection,
passion. appetite; eiery temper de-
sign, thought" twisted, distorted,
corrupted by the fabrications of an
evil imagination?
There is no such sticky filthiness
upon the soul, clogging all its mo-
tions towards purity, righteousness
and God than what the evil pictures
of the imagination can paint and
print upon the memory. This writer
feels that dangerous ground is being
trodden by those who, in the interest
of purity and reform itself, do little
more than merely recite the devilish
forms which sin takes to murder
uian‘s soul.
But the teaching that a godly rem-
nant-~tho just man and perfect-‘was
spared is as glorious as that the
teaching of the _destruction of the
wicked is emphatic. There is as much
of the grace of God as of the wrath
of God to be learned from the story
of the flood and as much of the glory
to come as of the wrath to come.
Think of the long period of _faithful
and reiterated warning the people
had from God through Noah, _ whom,
Peter tells us, was a preacher of
righteousness. He preachqd by_ word
and deed, warning every man by the
space of one hundred and twenty
years
It is evident through the whole
narrative. with all its implications,
how earnest the purpose of God in
that holiness should prevail. Nothing
is plalner than that, and the working
out oi that purpose is not to fall. In
is to be wrought out both by de-
struction and by deliverance. Read
the Golden Text.
Those in the ark were saved by wa-
ter ns truly as those outside its
shelter perished by water. Bee what
Paul says in 2 Cor. 2: 14-16 about
the saving gospel which he preached,
and upon which F. W. Robertson
makes the comment: "An awiul
truth! The gospel preached in fidelity
ruins human souls."
Bc it known, therefore, that Noah's
advantage over his fellows was sim-
ply one of attitude, one of disposi-
tion towards -the truth. "By faith
Noah. being warned of God concern-
ing things not seen as yet, moved
with godly fear, prepared an ark,”
etc. Heb. 11: 7.
It is the saddest of sad things that,
as the builders of the ark perished
through unbelief, there are so many
whose skill is serviceable to the af-
fairs of Godfs Kingdom on earth whfl
nll the time are outside oi it and
shall perish because of their unbelief.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FEB. 9.
GODB CONVENANT WITH NOAH.
" GOLDEN TEXT. '
I do act my bow in the clouds and
it shall be for a token of a coven-
ant between me and the earth. Gen.
ix., 1". _
Goilo remembered Noah. and his
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Motor
'llie Imperial Mar-
ine Motor is now the
` universal favorite.
In 19io the sales
were mostly local-
only a few lniperials were in use outside the Mari-
time Provinces. But 191 i saw Impcrials in use on
the Pacific Coast and in Iglz Imperials were in use
in every corner of the globe.
In all tests the Imperial wins out -~it’s sold on
its merits. . i ‘ -
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Barrister, Sollcitorn N°'~"l°"°*°'
,f _._ MONEY TO LOAN
Oicesi-Cameron Block, Charlottetown
A MAUKIVNOV K C L.B
-l‘lMlmnd
Richmbnd Street,opposite St.Psu Church
Hours out lo o‘clock to 3p.m.
Barrisiers, Attorney si law
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root house ands complete water 
tam on taps ultiilllli Gulf!!! the 
desirable- properties  dairying; or
mixed farming in  ' f
Also that farm known as the 
farm within a mile 0!»Vlctoria Harbor.
consisting of 55 acres. This isone of the
MY _ __  _  ~ ~ ' " oiaaranirynrmnin ihe~vicinlty,i»ni
235 gv- '51-I ei ~ 1-fm wttburton (gl Shaw high state of cultivation, buildlngsarg
_ ingood repair and include all necess-
l ' ‘ outbuildings with silo and mot
I B"mAe"bA"°"_"y 3101:; 'i;LE,\::Lc,'°5: house. The balance of the Dawson farm
' g ,_/_...f _a_.--\_,,¢¢_'C";la~ Umm '° °'“;_'“§_ m,,,,‘¢|_ comprising 45 acrescau bo purchased
,   li- 5 `, _ ~ .», ,_ ~----~- also, makings total of 100 acres. This
C13/ r""~///" _ -~ "if -,_  ,_ ~v I T far... im one of the me mm in nf.
| /\2' , ;‘f_x,` ` HR,  Province where plenty of sscwped in
g ‘ o a 1 ° . ,
E F _ 'el “ _ always at hand __
/ /if" 'V sV\°;I'):{hE;tS-Ch|:'irr:iid:.>wn,DlVicto|€i: Apply wFnED'_'.*C' CLARK' -
ZQ'  _l Hom. victoria P. 0.,»Lot sa.
_  .» ‘ . _A _ Victoria, .Lol~¥29.._
.  -- j sa. mi... i<.c. umm Mcinnim
, _ _- _ n. » The gndersigned offer-_s lgynpridcté me
;___/‘ ~~  " . -. M¢L”n Q M¢Kim|on his shore farm si_tuatedm‘ we_r_aTi-yon,
 @Ci‘lllliillll.TES if on *Joan i.i;i>wsi.|..  Farms A_i1ol*i
/  s.-_PLEASE tvrlon-;;;;;~.' 'l l
one mile from Victoria, contain! *180
acres with dwelliuz and on
G J H t @ Ss ° " ',Brown Block, Chsrlcttbtcwn. all iiigood repair. In 
this e a block of land containing 45
\ ~ ii. 0_.u°i.son. x.'o. w. ii. usiwnny ?)3~;»h;vé1;(li1!:l;<;;;1;\gntt)r;¢;le.°gss1!;5iu`:lsiesbe
,__ _, -- ____J__T _T_, _ S. _  Q  For full particularsa l to _
y Howailb blank, `»
_ Bdrristers sing Att
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This is the J 'e f "
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-at-law
mbcrs
and
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ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
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Phone 3i5L r i65 Prince Sf
M5m»~snd 7-21
STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS.
_ 
Universal Os" 5-351 f;,»fg;»;,e>__f_»»' 1 ALL' nfs- wAY~|n_' wana
Eastern S. S. Corporation
 Bruce Stewart Es? Co.. Ltd.|
 FEED
600 Bags Oil Cake Meal
(old process)
8oo Bags Bran
300 Bags Molascuit
(origii'1a1Molasses feed)
'4oo Bags Cotton Seed
Meal.
loo bags Schuinache
feed (Rich feed for Milch
Cows.)
CARVELL BROS. U
l-Sclitstll
Forty ycarsin use, 20 years the stand .
` srd, prescribed and recommended by
physicians. For Womcn's Ailments Dr.
Mciiel‘s Female Pills, si your druggisi
, _r
Bordeaux '
t is surely a. winner.
M apelme
the finest thing in Maple.
Butter Scotch
,..i.
If you will try these you will come again.
Do You `Want Something Good? /_ -
We have it in Island Chocolates -' A “emma Systen-‘N
Here are three I Leaders T
nothing just like it. `
l
that gives entire satisfaction j
is a luxury' - `
Eiiher my Patent Pressurv
Valve or jacket systems of
home healing will give satis-
factory results. They hast
every room in the house to a
suminery temperature at the
expense oi' keeping only one
stove Boing.
-For full _partizulars and
testimorials, call, write or ‘
i>h°\1° 394--L ~
______~_, “ 7 - r . ~ L Jas. A. Mcliachern l -,-1  ' "
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- * _ i-\ ..  __ -. i2-24thfsmlf Sunnyside . .l ~ _) ‘ ~  ‘£1 *
ramona
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§_ Because th
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  General Commission
y are Safe, Sure :ind Trouble-proo".
Merchants ,
.    'Con lg-niTi,e'»:i\s.:ii’i:i»iiT.producc
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:L-_‘ii Lighting easily at the first st okc, they burn
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Q( 'diljsnd evenly without the lieaddiopping off. _ , ’ .'§__ '\ _
 Them For Quantity
2/iE_,#an1iI`1`1e Them For Quality _
l'lcCoulirey Q Bulm an
Farmers having first-class dairy
butter for sale should write us
stating prices. ~
-sdstirs6mpd.
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You are sure of ii safe, lnx~
uricus and swift journey if
you-take the I. C- R. Route.
Secure your ticket `at the
_ City Ticket Agency and you
willbe free from all worry,
l your baggage will be checkei
sleeper booked and all con-
nectloizssrranged. o
Call or write to
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i  Writeldeas For MovingPicllIre Vials! ii' SAILINGSL *
publication. '_ - < ‘  '
_  E scsi: vous asus annsonizsssar
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wsu  acc learn just vim
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city Tlemasaai. L_ '
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If you have ideas-if you can think-we will show von the secrets of this fascinating new pmiession. Posltivr
ly no experience orliierary excellence necessary. N0 "flowery language' is wanted.
The demand for photcplaysis practically unlimited. “The big lim maaulactu ers are "mom-.g heaven and I
earth" in their attempts to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing dsméid. They are _offering SIOO and
more. for single scenarios, or written ideas. _ .,__ < _ Lu'  .
We have received many leltare from thc film manufacturers, such ll' VITAGRAPH EEISON. ESSANAY,
LUBIN, SOLAX, IMP, REX, RELIANCE. CHAMPION. COMET, UFLIES, ETC.. urging us 1o"sbnd photoplsys
to them. We want more writers and we’l| gladly teach you the secrets ofsuccsss. = _
_ We me selling phoioplays written hy peoplewllo “never 'before wrote” 5"' line for
_,,,_,,,_, _; ~ Y 0 U can wsirs rnoro ri.srs*sNn ‘°“"‘“'°’°"
rails szs. on nous wzsiltr '
Perhaps we can do the same for ou. lfyou can think of only one good idea ev_ery week, ann twill write it
out as directed by us. and it sells for oulvy $25. a low igura- ‘
YQU WILL EARN _$|00 MONTHLY _ FOR SPAR# IIME WORK
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- From London
INTERNATIONAI. LINE
WINTER FAREB
St. John to Boston  ....54-50
St. John to Portland.. ..... l 00
Sfsie Rooms  .....a.,$l00
Leave Bt. John at il 00 s. m. Thur for
Easiport Lubsc,Portland and Bangs*
Returning leave Central Wharf Boston
Mondays at ils.m. and Partlsrii 5p.m.
lor Lu ec bsstport and Bt .o 
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Direct service between- Port and and
New York. Leave Franklin Whsrf'1‘ues
ghliire. and Sat. at Sp. m Farsl,l!.00
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For tickets, literature and information
sgpli to focal ticket agents. Baggage
c ec ed through to dssti ation. f
L. R. 'rsomrsns 'ii-. ii. is na.
W. M. G. LEE. Agent.
. St. John. N._B. _
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The only independent line between
New England Q New York, 050” an -
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WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
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of a puticul r ' le M56 Yiqulre'
. a clean cut :ervili;°Pwiih' tidy stato-
‘rooms and modern appoiofinenis
Ticket Office.
_ 256 Washington St. Boston.
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