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_ MIRACULUUS
  suit utlsitmi
Salim! Tcrtilily for 15 Years Until lit
Trial "Full-a-tives"
D. A. WHITE, [ll
ax WALLACE Ave., Toaoxro,
Dec. 22nd. 1913.
"Having been a great stziierer from
Asthma iur a period of Sftcen years
(sometimes having to sit np at night
for weeks at a time) I began the use
of “Fruitia-tives". These wottderful
tablets relieved me of Indigestion, and
through the continued use of same, I
em no longer distressed with that
terrible disease, Asthma, thanks fo
“Fruit-a~ti\'es" which are worth their
weight in gold to anyone suffering as
I did. I would heartily recommend
them to all snifcrers from Asthma,
which  believe is caused or aggravated
by Indigestion". D_ A_ WH]-[3
For "Asthma, for Hay `Fever, for any
tronblecaused byexcessive nervousness
due to Impure Blood, faulty Digestion
or Constipation, fake ‘Fmit-a~tives "
5oc. abox,6 for$2_5o, trial size, 25e.
At all dealers or from I*`ruit~e-tivel
Limited. Ottawa
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
- MAY 22, 19159 1 I
;= _
ll THE Powiiit os SENTIMENT- l
THE REV. DR. CHARLES R. BRQWN. |
The Rev. Charles R. Brown of Yale
U 4 -By- I ’ _li __ *(0 
l
Vniversity preached in the Church of
lthe Pilgrims on “The Power of Senti-
ment." The text was from li Samuel
xxlli:i6: “The three mighty men
broke through the host of the Philis-
tines and drew water from the well
in Bethlehem by the gate. and brou-
ght it to David. But he would not
drink it-ho poured it out unto the
Lord." Dr. Brown said.
I ilere was a man who was home-
sick! lie was lionieslck for the joys
of his youth. lic was n man of affairs
.-he had written thc word success
ovcr against his name in capital let-
ters. He wus thc- king of his country.
and thc greatest king that Israel ever
had.
l But in this hour al thc close ot' a
:1oiig. hurii tiay hc was thirsty, and he
liound himself longing for a drink from
I ine um wun un his rutiiers funn. "ou
ffor a drink of water from the well in
'Bethlehem by the gate." He had'
who did not turn out very well after-
ward, were offended on that occasion'
He said "lt might have been sold" at
a certain figure which he named, "and
used to buy things for the poor." lt
might have been sold, but man does
not live by cash alone. He lives by all
those great words which proceed out
of the mouth of God, love. devotion.
sentiment and by all the great enthu-
siasm, which flll men's hearts with
103'-
Here in this broad land of _Ours
we once had a Civil War. A million
of men here lu the North went down
and fought. against another million of
men. more or less. in the South until
the Northern men won a notable vic-
tory. What made them do it? \Vhat.
kept them at it for four terrible years'_’|
lt did not seem a very sensible thingl
to do. They left their farms and
their factories, their mills and their
mines, their homes and their families,
and went down South to be shot at.
_‘s
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Embieslunnéeepern
and olherl io produce the hired
quality of Homemade Bread
wiiiiout trouble Baal nude with
Myal Yeast wil keep huh and U
moist longer than that made
‘ with any other.
MADE IN CANADA ‘\
[W.Gl|.l.[ll “WMI llllllfll
_s ronomo om _
"M W -f
mental growth of the underpaid mi-
ners toiling in the bowels of tlie earth _
or the underpaid breaker boys work-|
ing ln grime and dust at the mouth ofl
the pit. The souls of the prosperous;
would rise in revolt. “Far he it from*
_ . i" -_ I t’
played around that well as a child_He [They only received $14 a month and _:ls °h L°‘°d they W°“ld cn B "° ‘
_had drunk from its cool depths o_n»
<n1any a sultry afternoon. Now in hisl
_ninture years he craves a drink of down cheerily to hardship and danger,
hardtack. yet they turned their backs.
on all the comforts of home to go
his nie lite blood ur time men wno`
we are burning up in careless lndiffer 1
. _ _ their unhappy lives? if the
water which would taste like that. to disease and death. ence as 1° ,
i nut Duviirs longing went deeper it was just a bit ot sentiment on 1’°°1"° md °’°° 1° 5°” ‘md "°“"° '°‘
than the contents of the well. The
istaction which seemed also to be far
in the basl. He longed for the innoc- the nag which is only at bit ut hunting ‘gi 1"“"°l' 1”, “Q “E ‘(*}“’§“{‘lf"t 21 ‘ff l
it-nee. the radiance and the severity to the man without sentiment, and in, a“é“aB§c°'thi;“=u`ur(:, has ubeeln
of that uniroubled youth which was they were intent on keeping all its made possible bv 'mdmy produced
cure. the radiance and the serenity stars togeiher in one Common field of °
himself sitting again on the hillside
ttf;-ping vintth over his flock, and
- ' ' ' '_n ead und lead p o _ _ - _
_singinizz "'i`lii- Lord is 111)' Sl19Pll8l'd Aliraham Lincoln and Ulysses Grant!;€l::g:i§::‘gesllfrggulgczge_:::dm;:_‘gke§'
ii shall not want." lic wished he 000111 until they had written some of the bodies in factories or in __\‘“_eat shops
lit-cl again tht- joy of striking down nu;-si papers in the moral history of m_in`huge de armhnem hfmres when;
ltliv Philletine oncniy and hearing a- this count;-y_ a, is ke t dawn mm moms ina be
=caln the piaudits ofthe soldiers over we may go even further-here is :Zeit up liler face would be nigga”
ifhe prowess Of 11 >'0\-H18 111311- ~H€ the cardinal fact. the-final force in p ‘
fwtshed be might see himself coming
(again from the sbeepfold to be an
 - g'eH onybegot
=nolntei‘l king Over 1811191- that whosoever believeth in him shall and meagre m purchase mr her that
| His lift- then was all unstuined by
=\\'l'0!\8d01ll?!S-ll Sallg HS 1119 b11”_<lS 01' lie did it while we were still sinners The would bale the mme of her Emery'
_ _ the air Sins. NOW 119 1130 511111911 His own infinite common sense may
grevouslv against. God and man. You
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their part. They believed in the in-1 _ _
water was only an outward and visible wg;-ity of this dear country of ours fscgg fsgkig :l:1;§2e;°uld not re" un
.symbol of an inward and spiritual sat- and they could not hear the thought '
eel there would come a passion forl
Here is the woman who rustles into
of having it rent in twain. They loved
bluc. Moved by that sentiment theyt
me t ali or the ershl f
the universe: "God so loved the world
that He av is I t en Son
not perish, but have everlasting life."
have told Him that we did not deserve .
i
according to methods Jeiius Christ
would approve! In countless cases it
with shame. if she could know how
many lives have been made narrow
ostly and oftentimes perilous luxury.
s not this the very tissue of those'
worn-out lives that wc are wearing?
lean feel 'the heartacbes and the heart- it His own absolute wisdom may have ` Be it far [mm us' Oh Lum! 0'"
i _ break in mcse words which fell from Suggested that thousands of sinful souls must not rest until in chivalrous
this HDS. "0l1. f01‘ 3 dflllk 0f 9XDe1”|' men would refuse this 'ert `
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ins. Char.otietown_
is by the gate."
i. The three niigiity men did ti
brave deed on the strength of the
feeling they had for their king. They
stole out that night through the lines
of the enemy. They took their lives in
their hands. for the Philistines would |
have snuffetl out tlicir lives as if they'
had been flies could they have gotten
their liatitls on them. They went a-
head through the ent-niy's country uti-
til they reached the well in Bethlehem.
They tlrew it jug of water and brought
it buck by the same perilous path un-_
til they ilollvorwi it into tho hands of
the king.
lt was not a very sensible thing to
do. They might have been killed `antl‘
tim lives of tlircc good men are worth
niticli more than a jug of water from
any well. it may be that some prac-
tical, hard-hearted man is saying just
that. But man does not live by com~|
mon sense alone. If he tries. he dies.
The consideration of prudence, un-l
touched by any sentiment, may point
to conclusions as solid and verifiable
as the statement-3 of the multiplication
table-and as devoid of any real pow-
or to minister to life. The hand of iti-
judgmeiit as clear and definite as the
of' the feelings. may point to some
judgment as cletir and delnite as the
North Star, and as remote from hu-
miin interest. We are hearts as well
as heads-we are hearts oven more
than we are heads. in the last analy-
sis out of the heart. are the issues of
lifc for with tho heart man believeth
unto rigliteousne.-is and unto pretty
uiucli everything else which makes life
worth living.
when James was born lu Bethlehem
ot' Judea wise men came from the east
to see Him. When they found Him
they opened their treasures and pre-
sented Him with gifts, gold, frankin-
cense and myrrii. The gold could
have been used to buy something for
that family so poor that they were
com oiled to slee in the ma er oi' a
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stable. But the franklncense and
myrrli had no such practical' value;
they belonged to the poetry rather
than thc prose of life. for, they
t-.-orc tho out-rings of moral imaginin-
tiou and of noble _‘sc-titltnctit.
' ' ‘ I
oi' things. lt belongs in the same listl
with that nlubastcr box of perfume
vrhiuli the woman poured out upon
_thc head of t‘lit-ist in his maturity.
The coninicrclal instincts of a man.
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N?
 Lux is some- 
The lint-st essence of soap 
in ilnkcs. It makes tho~ 
richest. creamiest. lat_her 5
you ever saw. It means
........in.......».-».
5 cause it.'s such a clothes. _
S saver. Absolutely prevents
 loosely woven garments '
5 ing in the wash. Try LUX
 All pecan, l0c. in
ttiilo of His toward all the crriiig and
guilty of earth has become the basisl
of our hope.
lie loved us not because we deserv-
ed it. but because ui: needed it. Htl
loicd until He gate-I-le loved rin-1
tlnrcfore He must give. The dr‘tlng
It-tic behind this wiioic proiess of rc-
ric-~i;ptiot1 is to ht- fmin-;l _-ti the ii..-
stznlied and itntl-1.-t-rv»=d all--.ctioti
which a father feels for his children.
The driving force behind all the hu-l
man and charitable efforts of earth C
is to be found so that feeling of kind- K,
liness which cornea to possess tho '
hearts of tliosc who arc rcsponi-iiblo.»l~
_for this action.
The tlircc niiglity incii brokc
through the host of thc Philistines
and brought David u drink of water
have hired them to do it. They would'
not have imperiled their lives in that;
fashion for a bit of money. They didf
it because of the great love they bore
him.
The choicest things iu life, a wom-
an's kiss of affection. the generous’
friendship of an uncalculating heart.l
the mother’s devoted self-sacrifice for
her children, the lifeblood of a pa-
triot given for his country-these=
cannot be bought anti sold as if they
were meat and potatoes. They arc
always the gifts Of sentiment and feel- |
ing. We cannot even allow our min-1
istry to the poor to become solely
practical and utilitarian. The poor
people are not mere backs and bellies'
to be clothed and filled. They, too,are`
minds. hearts and souls. They liave‘
imagination, sensibility and aspira-'
The charity expert who has never
senaedthe fragrance of Mary's ala-
baster box is grossly incompetent.
The poor, like the rich, do not live by
bread alone.
li. When the three mighty men
brought the jug of water to David he
would not drink it. Here it was.water
from the well of Bethlehem, clear and
cold as in the-days when he saw the
dripping bucket come up from tlie
bottom of thc well licre were thc
thrcc mon who had br
i ‘7 1 ‘ ' had iinperlled their lives ln bringing  1/' . V Ind I could not do
ii, why .tin he not iv ‘
/"’ 1' ?   l
' it ue ti-t  A
the satisfaction of liegimi llilinli flsafk /  I Eilllgelrolxnqildthgx
, 1*? 11 “’°111<1 1101 11° 1110 L°1’d any good mm advised moto try~LydlsE. Pink-
to have it poured out _as an offering hunt, Vsgenbi, Cgmpumdmd [got-
befor, li _ -
Dutp tlltiiic are things which becovifé ?°ttnun;'thI felt bdur an nanmmmm I
Invested with that higher value which '°° m°r° b°m“°f “md 3°*
1 wi. t' ~ °  -
 B ls lt. _ “mud in physical gratification, dvi." hope evarywomunwhomfferallkeldid
renders them too precious to be con- '°" '° I °°“|d w°'k ‘U th’ mm- I
 2 though the desire bo as innocent as an ""1 *U 141115 E- Pillkillflfl v°K°|1lb|0
_ _honest thirst for pure water. in that C0fflPOIlnd."-Mrs. P. W.‘LAN8l:N0,
‘__...- thing new and good _ Eogglctiigbgeglhisof the man rises su- Ronin N0. 1, Florence, South Dakota.
physical needs. His
sentiments of devotion crave their whymu '°m°“°°”um"°°'“E°1'dl¥
satisfaction in those Worshipful acts 111301160? °\1t°1'dPl801|¢l|1°k|{»11l1f' view-<1 ut me .
_ and attitudes which the materialist h°l1’¢°\`l°Xil1»°|\¢¢.U1l“|11¥u1"°*' °‘11‘U1l HOTEL 7 .
_  knows not of. The man who drinks of thd I0! Uf UVM? 'hm 91911311 Und ‘
 --|.,x,,,y -' in t-_-...ning he.  this water will inn-at again, but the hsalthln LydinE. 'a Voguuhiu
‘ gina wiho takes the satisfaction which Compound)
.~ od gves. finds it n well of water F
 wooucnpi “anne” and an . _ fipglnglng up within liim everlaatlngx “d¢`»;t_11lIly
How mighty would be the power of "°1'°1|"1°n°*m\°fu1°W“1‘5°fW°\'|I€l\
from the old well. You could notl:
tion which crave their meat in due 1| ti h
season at the hands of kindly interest. tbebirtifezyleligd Oiliis puns, liiulifgtn .313
‘IN SllllH-fl’MN
asliion We are doing something to se-
ot ure ot _ -, ~ -
 _:nw from ,hm we" of boyhood which Im_r___}__ Yet He dm il' and that am_ cure a more democratic spirit in the
control of all these industries and a
more equitable distribution of thc
good things of life. I
Let ine apply that same principal
to another moral interest. \Vl\at
keeps thousands ol' strong men
straight and clean in their relations
with thc other sex? The considera-
tions of prudence are weak \vlit=n‘
measured against the urging pas-
sions of youth. The fear of pliysical
coutagion or the dread of social dis-
grace is not sufficient to keep the de-
ent man decent. He is simply too
liivalrous to find any pleasure in the
banishment of a daughter frotn her
utlic-r`s liotnc, or in tlio iufaniy ot`
lone who ought to be a' happy wife and
'mother in hcr own liouie.
How splendid it would be ii' that
uoral imagination could be exercised
oucliing ull tlicsc high privileges we
are enjoying. Here are institutions
intiumcratc into which nien in other
days have poured their hearts' blood.=
llere are our free political institutions
for which English speakzng men
fought at Marston oor an tion th
at Gettysburg. What' a scoundrel any
man is who accepts this outlay of sac-
rifice and devotion merely for the pro-
tection of his own person and the
selfish guarding of his own property.
with never a thought of rendering
back his due sliaro of public service
as an intelligent and conscientious cit-
izon. His own political sliirking
drinks up in insolent fashion the life-|
hood of those patriots.
Here are colleges and churches.
here are libraries of books and gal-1
leries of paintings into which men of
in heart that these instruments of`
growth and culture might be ours.
What a rascal any man is who accepts
all these in the spirit of an exploiter.
availing himself of these advantages
_ _ _ I ' ought it at thc .
15111 111| 111111 11115 115 P1800. and u _hazard of their lives! They stood byte-   B|;`axl:i2`v'nY(i:.1Kii:tliTSll. 
ldfllc P1411' in tlic Christian scheme witness the satisfaction ofthe king. . Exél-U31V1‘3|fY BACE BU R .
their faces uushed with the joy on 0 . U%gnvenenttoEveryrhing. The reiittdatr
their success and with the honest af  g “Nice l1¢fA€ll`ll|ia&ib'i’E
- R DAY
faction they felt for their muster. “°i,edt°H°aml‘ by Lydi. _ iggggfry; :ii:{‘\!:§m¢;1ei\{)amS}-Q
But David could not drink a drop ' ~ -.
it '_'  °i.i“.‘1.“ ri.  11  v».»=- 
sat.“sno tste o o ose “C HH
mme men who went in jeopardy of ble ° d. Reoturantala crate Club Breakfasts.
C mpoun .
their lives? Far be it from me. oli Thebcstvslueinnew YnrkCity
Luni, tint 1 siiuuta no mu." 'nie wut- Florence. S°~D=k°tl---"I\isedwb¢ ,,,""'1‘ ";.;3°"‘,§?"°'°=1°“,'°"'-
er had become like blood-red wine very lick every month with bearing °"°' '-  mm' LC' ‘CGS
through the sentiment with which it` 'down nina and
WHS I10\\' chlrsod. Therefore. David  fiffp Lf  bockachle), and had   .
_could not drink it-he took it apart \__. '  .» good O
land poured it out in sacramental fasli- ' _ R _"-._ g;?:P5,';%;e and  H.  Grafton
I w 'i si. ° 1. 112:; .::."..'.':,_."'.f. .&.i'i'.~...   ., G » I "ff  -»»-ia i |_ I .
l _¢;.;._-:_-:;;;._ _ on rln tial gratification in slaking thirst. iff -15:; tgugsl we" 5°
,  0 oollens Here again the man of sense may ~"j_ i . 5 “sed V’
f<;_' _ be moved to scoff. Why did he not ‘- `__ ‘» _3 t?1¥|1¢d°Wl1°l'\ll\B
f  tirink it? After those men had taken ;~ »> . ’ 51101' Ind °r¥.~l_~ie-
,/ww Wm, _ /. all that trouble to get it after they ' ' HUM if hurt me lo
7 VT? -_..»- '
A ,__ _,_ it
_ ill
n
went in jeopardy of their lives that'
, . _
_ (7  that lip may utcrcly ioatiicr his own
.`\ . `r~f`--" ' n
est and give comfort to his own life.
ll human life that he is using up
this iusolent fashion for his own
arrow ends with no thought of mak-
ing return. l~‘ar be it from me. Oli
Lord. lo save myself in such fashion
EARTH'8 GREATEST CHARMS
God made the streams that gurgle
down the purple mountain side;
He made the gorgeous coloring with
which the sunaet.'s dyed.
He made the hills and covered them
with glory; and He made
The sparkle on the dewdrops and the
fiecks of light and shade.
Then, knowing all earth needed was
a climax for her charms.
He made a little woman \vitli n baby
in her arms.
.1 1 f '-  ‘
- /  659  LJ ~ as to lose myself ~ Let me. too, invest
1 ' ' #pri  my tire that 1 muy tina it.
He made the arching rainbow that is
thrown across the sky;
He made the blessed flowers that nod
and smile as we go by;
He made the gladsome beauty as she
bows with queenly grace;
But. sweetest of them all, lie made
the lovelight in the face
That bends above a baby. warding off
the world’g alarms-
That dainty little woman with her
baby in ber arms.
A soft pink wrap, embellished with ii
vine in silken thread;
A fllmy snow-white cap upon a downy
little head;
A dress, 'twould make the winter drift
look dusty by its side;
T\v0 cheeks. with pure rose-petal tint.
two blue eyes wonder-wide:
And, bending o‘gr, that mother face
imbued with liea.ven's own
charms-
God bless the little woman with hcl'
baby in her arms!
PRELATES APPEAL NOT
TO MAKE REPRISTLS.
LONDON, May 19.- The .»\rclibis-
hop of Canterbury in a letter to. Pre-
mier Aaquith, and the Bishop of Lon-
don, in a sermon have appealed to
the British Government not to make
reprisals against Germany for the use
of asphyxiating gases by autliorizeing
the army to adopt similar means of
attack. The letter of the Archbishop
of Canterbury said: “.\iost earnestly'
do I trust that we .shall never any-
where be induced. or drawn. to take
a course wliicli would lo\\'<~r its townrd
the level of those whom wc arc itl-
t;i<'kiiig_"
Tito anti-Grrtnau riots also wrrc
detiounceti by the Archbishop and Bis-
hop. The prelntes offered the full pow-
ivor of the chiircli to induce every per-
son in th Kingdom to do his share in
thc war now raging.
RUSSIAN KILLED
I NEAR BATHURST. N. B.
i BATHLRST, .\.. B., .\iay 19.- A
Russian named l“. S. Laroquo was
accidently killed at Got'd_o_n }l_rQ_ok,__:\
short tlistaircc above thc Bathurst
mines on llionday, when it laiuling on
which he was working gave way
suddenly atid the logs struck thc uit-
fortunate man The victltn had been
employed there about a month by thc
Gloucester Lumber Company, and
leaves a widow and one child in Mont-
rea _
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gamut; and Chlldrpn-Experience against” Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
less substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
gg::;,dlgri>spd` dxrfdnboothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnroollo
substance. Its 03° 1-5 115 8111l1'°m°°° It destmys w°rm'
and alloys Feverlshncss. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant uso for the relief of Constipation,
Flntujcncy, Wind Colic, all Teething' Troubles and
Dm"-hma, It; regulates the Stomach and Bowt-la,
assimilates the Food. giving llefnthy ‘Pla n“°‘n’°l 'l°°P°
Tho Chlldren’s Panacea-The Mother s Friend.
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in Use For liver 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Trains Outward
Read Donin.
l".M. Noon
3.45 12.00
5.00 1.20
5.-i:'i 2.10
6.22 2.55
7.00 3.30
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Canadian Government Railways
Prince Edward Island Railway
Atlantic Stn ndaril Time Trains Inward,
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Dcp_ Fhnrlottctorvn Arr. 11.40
Hunter River 10.36
linicrnld Jet. 9.59
Kensington 9.27
Arr. Sumnierside Dep. 9.00
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P.M_ IRM. A.M.
10.50 10.20
9,52 9.03
9.21 5.45 8.10
8.55 5.02
8.30 4.30
P.M.
 12.10
1.-i2
3.10
4.22
5.20
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Dep. Sutnmerside Arr. 8.45
Port Hi-ll 7.48
O'Lenry 7.04
Afberton 0.10
Arr- Tlgniah Dep. 5.45
5.30
4.00
2.40
1.35
12.30
P.!ll.
6.00
7.00
9.25
10.00
A.M.
Dep. Emerald Jct. Arr.
Arr. Cnpe Traverse D99-
P.M.
9.15
8.40
8.00
7.00
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A.M.
0.50
8.40
9.17
9.46
11.15
Dep. (`harlotteto\vn Arr. 9.30
'» Mt. Stewart Arr. 8.27
Morcll 7.58
St. Peters 7.36
Arr. Souris Dep. 0.35
5.45
4.10
3.37
2.55
1.30
7.10
Arr. Iiltnira Dep. 5.25
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8.45
0.55
10.25
11.05
4.20
` 5.09
5.30
6.05
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Cardigan
Montague
Arr. Georgetown Dep.
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3.55
2.48
2.20
1.30
3.10 3.10
4.25 4.57
6.55 7.00
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& Suu. & Bun.
Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.00
Vernon River 8.28
Arr. Murray Harbor Dep. 6.30
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their open Into tires in peace and ‘Ham
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Why Inferior Plumbing Costs
More Than Our Sanitary System
t.oNtiAc1tt-:§,
Call us up today-Phone 393-J
Sat.
onb
9.45
8.31
7.00
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installing the system, plus the cost of material used. There-
fore_ you_can see that you must pay the same price per hour
for inferior workmen who take longer to do poor work, than
101' Our <~=_Xpertotialifi_ed plumbers. Thats why the cost of
our Sanitary Plumbmg_System installed in your home is
cheanenwhtle the work is better and the service far more
satisfactory. _
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The price you pay for plumbing is seldom; if ever based
on the quality of the work- ou a for the time cusun 
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“Royal insurance Compaiiy,Lfd."
` The leading Fire Insurance Corn- ii of the
W0l'l d. for many years rt;§i;esente¢l` in tllils51’rovince
by lh ¢ l8i¢_Mr, John _Mc chern. When renewing
YOU! next ,poltcy, or if requiring additional insur-
ance, remember our_ services are at your command.
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5 f'°"’ h°"d"”i"g “nd °h’i"k` 1 moral imagination could men see in who liavebom troubled with mmmm|l°0lT0°d|"is¢a . ' wat” Sweets Ch3|'|°tl¢t0W||»
Priucb Edward Island `
A tirs _wanted in unre resented districts:
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