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THE CI-l ARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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SEPTEMBER I9, 1908
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.ii i$§l_. I best Manitoba wheat
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during "hard times,” what may be expected now that
‘ |,, g, . conhdence has been restored and ‘ "good times" are rc-.turning ?
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HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO. Ont. `
J. O. ARSE
NAULT, Mgr. for Psi., Charlottetown.
lisa- - - -~-~ mr" "’:“"°"" _""`_ "TA
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Nothing
purer or
more healthful in the
candy line than Moir‘s
Chocolate Chips.
/my pure mg)/, with a taste “mul as
honey,” coated with pure, :month chacolata.
You can have confidence in the purity and
quality of our confections. Moir’s name guaran-
tees their goodness. Look for it when you buy.
Moms, Limited, Hhnipsx, N.s.
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P.E.I. Re'pre>.cntati'.'c, llorarc ll,l_i1:1=r, Summerslde, P. E. I. ` ymlr C°fn\79"|50fl9 if U18! did not '
fi ;._._______ ---_____.~vf.-_;:~ :-_.;-_ :_-_r_» - - f ~-.-gr:-_f~__;
ll' 11/iiiiniiis Liifimeiit co., Limited. '
_ n  Gt-iitiemen,-I was badly kicked by ‘ |
_ _ _  my horse last May and after using _ _
'_  The illustration :everal preparations on my leg no- Qpen to the Marltlme P
T0
_ ling would do My leg was nlnck _
shows difference as ict. I was laid up in bed for vinces. i
between Hewson
covered seams
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end bv our new patented
machines, installed for this
'al rpose. So comfort-
;i),?;`lv0guwouldn’t know there
were':m_v seams, And secured
so firmly the fabric willt rip
before the seams V111 P3 -_
For better saBs£sction in-
sist on Hewsoa lhderwear
Why experience underwear
discomfort another day when
you can get Hewson Under-
wear, which is the embodi-
ment of ease and comfort?
No ordinary rough. raw
seams, which are also so apt
to part under a strain. to
ifritlte you. Hewson scams _
flfeinestly and smoothly cov- next time;
lswsoia woouzu mu.s. Limited. Annie if. S-
M ulcers of Hewscm Pure W00l T154?-
Phil. 1:7-"what things were gain
to mo, those I counted lose for
Christ." I
Life, as we have seen, ii 0_l\1Y 1”98°|l‘{
cd in the centres of other-being Bel-,
hshness is death. And the only F0-
demption from the penalty of selfish-
ness is otfher selfishness. How much
are you inspired by what other P00-
ple are doing ? How much interest do!
you take in the lives of those about'
you 'I Are you quickaned at the face,
ofa child in the street, all ag1_o'w1
with its wonders, its visions, its high
adventures? The beginning of the ro~l
ligious line is :that moment when we -bel
look out on our world and* my. "h0W , uf
wonderful, how lofvely, how good." its
And what myrlads of other selvell
there are. Here is the past. Are youl
uninterestedin what men have done
lbefore you _came into the world? Oil
course not. Who does not know some-
thing a.b1out the world’s1 'great bat-
ltles 'I A life is very poor indeedlthnb
lie ignorant of those events tihat lead
lto the important problems of* the mo-
lment. This interest in tihe past is the
-basis of our present progeess. No ur
ltion could exist without its annals.
- Then there is the interest that the
ipresenlt holds for us. Do you ku-ow
anybody who is living without an
interest in the aiiairs of tio-day!
What are the leaders doing and ssy~
ing in thc spheres of politics, science,
l religion T You may not he interested
in them all, but somewhere your at-
tention ls, won in amoment at the
mentioning of the name of the leader
ofa party whose aims and ideals are
in a measure yours. May Iask why
every one of you isa. reader of at
least some paper Y Just because you
cnncroit get away from the fascination
and power of the other self. Without
doubt life is large as we respond to
tim pull of the greatest other selves
So wo are face to face with another
of lifc's problems,-thc problems of
other self. Since life is in the response
of the individuals tio other ln divid-
uals, than it becomes a. matter of
paramount importance for each of us
to settle with himself what shall be
the manner of that response. The frec-
dom of choice is our greatebt stxofpnof-
individuality. We may respond to
that our early education aims at
_training the sense for the best other
‘selves so that we may know how and
iwhat to choose; but at bottom the
lchoice is our own and we are reepon
_P what over forces we wil). No one can
‘ I force uh to make our choice. It is true
r H
~ New insurance in 1907 .- . . lhl -
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, selves is the measure of one's,
peihonal stature. Can we argue
further from this to the conclusion
that the fullast, highest life is the'
_knlowledge of t.he most ultimate,
and perfect other self? That is`
The secret of truly great souls lies in the power of§33°I_°fm=@;;f“f,;;§*°‘;§1(§°;,g;fS§_g;‘}_';
elimination Sermon by Rev. R. W. Norwood S ring-'"‘“" °°”’" ‘”“’ "‘° "“" °' ""’ “""“’
student To feel that one ,ls growing
into harmony with lofty minds, shar-
,lng their rich experiences, touching
1 P who has not shined his neck upon au
false prophets. One can almost amy-
pgthjng with the over 8eBthet.i¢ POP!
iwho refused to read the Greek Epist-
` _iles for fear that their loose style
' éh :Euripcdfes Are you rsaqdty and sage:
craving after. If you find HL for the larger life? en ¢0\1n
their ‘mug-` man away §_ from ievsrytlzing loss for its sake, _
me mths” ttudwd of livin" than would spoil his taste for that alt of
begin “tough by eliminating them But once mor;i__htl;e_pro_l)l:mt_hac__¢;_
from your experiences, the pull of the "YO" B0\\‘*10“~ “_ W t 8 °t° "__
greatest other selves The larger, that is, _:hc leash ser
Probably the "cnt of an truly centred. To you an me, w o a e
~-i   1- --1-  °f is“Liz?"§l;“':..'“:;“;'.:':.l"i.":,.z“°...§':.°:;
instion. It was what the Mas- 9
F was thinking of when He saggy that there is only one othersell vgilo
u_thy‘r1zht hand ,mend thee, cu; ittperfectly fills in the out ines of s
og and cage if, from thee; for it is,ideal_ figure, which we have been
promable for th” that one of the drawing foil-_ ourselvest If l;fe tion-
_ nd not tha; sists_ in t e apprecia ion o o er-
;T_l1m3::`g1e8h;:l:yD;II;?1d abe mst gntolselves, then Christ stands out among
1.. To cut away this undo;-growth ithem all as the most true to such
iam" othemalves is not Em eagyiconditlons, and He has indicated the
skit yet it is what everyone in called lway to himself as that of self nega-
tion: "If any man will come after
me, let his disown himself."
_ Let us take him today at his word.
Y - We want life, and He came, not only
   that we might have it, but that we
I might have it more sbund~antly.0lsar
_ _ , . the obstacles out of the way to Him.
DI' wliilaml’ Pink PINS RC' The road that we tread is full of
.sion 5 Despandent Suffergf waiting diiilcultiies. Why has His face
.  been but as a lace in a dream to us
_I0 H93* - these many years 7 Why has such
K
m
te
“Although it is now some years im
since I found it necmsary £0 _\»8k° “W” in
ilicine of lsny kin<l,lathr1.bute my fa
present good health entirely to Dr. th
v1'ii1iiniii-i'Pin1¢ Pius." 'rniiii writes ui
Mr. Wm. E. Ferguson, St. John c
potent lives without shaping us
to mighty spirits? Why are wo.
iling to live on the higher plane
at wc see, that we y":irn to reach,
at we see others possessing? Bo-
uss this road that leads to Him is
t
as I grew older I seemed to §1'0Wi
B.
West, N. B. Mr. Ferguson continues" on
-“For years I was 8 BUUGTSF from of
chronic bronchitis and general deolllf- to
y. I had always been delicate, but C
hrist."
Do,not take these words lightly. It
ly won by the elimination process
St Paul,- What things were gain
ms, those I counted loss for
iimn I commenced to cough and had g
to remain in the house all Wil1f»P»f- t
Withthe coming of summer I always ,_
get yiittle better, only to be laid B
low again when the flue weather was
over. During my last and most sev- in
ere attack my cough became more dis- t
cressing and I raised considerable I
phlegm, while at night I would bs f
bathed in a cold, clarnmy sweat. The h
doctors medicine relieved my cough I
power touched us on all sides of our
ma
no easy matter to count. your
ains_ as losses; it is the hardest
hing fn the world to do tt; it means
he taking of an inventory of our
ouls to learn what things therein are
rked with the private mark that
dicates dedication to self; iii means
urning over some of your rarest
reasures, things that you have stor~
d up for years-dreams, phantom
opes-hall-formed' wishes. Can you
a moment count these as lost 7 Ah,
fi utui dui-ing the any time. bus “
it is a hard task, and because lt is
ther’ wh' "0 other Unpmvement as I so hard is the reason wh th 1
had no appetite, the night sweats fe
F§ _ "` .
v ° iw-    '
ssion of Jesus tries the best of us " " '
_ d renders us so many lrresolute io »-' _ ' _
.- . n ti ii -1 :ii iii- “"  _- .
,fgggnimisc bf1';g§vith;°O?x1:pr0K;f;n0:`t accept the offer of life through His 1. .i,V_.-. ., ,. ,A   _
Tis I be” n to take cod liver oil but 'mme' ‘ And yet there is °° "U"  ' V '
1 D “E ayf No royal road to learning,und ' _ '
hat we see 1 ‘
my stomach had grown so weak?
that it refused bo retain it.. It was W
sweats continued and I was growing
at this time when I was trying t
_reconcile myself tomy fats tlhab bs. 2*
isime iorlt. °‘”“’h.1°? ’°’f“i“g °‘§‘f?” ‘"°“g ° 5519,,
Now let us consider what this factlDr` williams Pézk 1:18 was lin-i at ,iJ
of the other self means. We havofmy door' A.l Dug H my drum 1'lwoy with the high resolve: "Wnut
reached the conclusi-on that to be n-:thought me 1? T. 6; “ei an 'E 't
the doings of others, Also it hasfthougih é was ee Lugppfe “Zfmy” ' Wd 10” for Christ
live is to have a keen interest in I doc de to try t e U 8' wr us'
'been shown that intimacy with our-l
ing several boxes, though I still con-
tinued t'o cough, I felt betlter 'in other
respects, and my appetite was gradu-
ally returning. I was not only surpris- l
ed, out pleased to find this improve-
mcnt,anil I gladly continued their uso.
By the time I had taken ten boxes
the night sweats and the cough had
hings were pain to' me, 'those I coun-
.1
what Jesus thou ht when in 5 ~ ~
prayer He siiiii,-g-and this is iiisl-°"t",°’Ytd1S?“’p°“"d’1 “£“dkItw”'° tee”
eternal that they may know Thealmx qui edvflgxrgssi th 00 wo more
the only true God, and Jesus Doniian 6 B are was no ne*
Christ whom Thou hast sent” _cess y to continue the tres ment as
that we yearn to reach
ay. No roya, rnntl to learning, imh
o royal road -to Christ. Only the wny
hat begins with self-forgetting can
d_in the “victory through i-tr l.f_~i'll
esus Christ." Bet your fee: in the
-mmm
H. HHEIVIEN
UIVIIJE HUNUHS
IEI
. in th _____culty_ in discover.
l But it is at this point tiiat one oi
the greatest difficulties ofthe hu-i
miin mind faces us. How can we
come to the knowledge of this*
=illl>I`0m€. all powerful other self?
_I have tin answer ready for you
which I h0D€ Will help you through
your difficulty. The process of
elimination is the only way.
Cfwnt every thing loss than fails to
l Wing You into touch with this larg-
est self. That means that you are
to begin first of all with the most
immediate and inferior selves. Now
`what do I mean by the inferior
otherselvos? In reply I say that
all other selves are to be regarded i-is'
inferior that seek their own, whos,
existence is wrapped up in the 1-1|,-_
suit of merely personal ends. You
will have no diih
Z at: the maJority of other
selves are touched with the Llight
sons whom St. Paul describes s
- The problem
of other self can never be solved
Un'-il YOU have come to aes that,
first you must begin by counting
,loss all things that bear the hall
mark of personal, sslfooeking gain
n hhem. Who are your com
They miiid ii ai
Glllrem' ii iime way what you are
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St Jomph Lervis, July 14 1903
n fortnight. and could not walk.
After iii-ling three bottles of your
MINARIVS LINIMENT I was or
P ‘ Prizes
and ordinary raw foctly cured, so that I could start
on the road. Three flayS }I0l'S¢ RRCIII
seams' Yours truly, g
w_ A_ v_ R_ ‘ three classes each day
ith Glace Bay for Best
Dressed Brigrde Chat-
ham Tournament.
I was in better health than I had ever
been before. When Icomplcted the
twelfth box I weighed myself and
found that I had gained 32 pounds.
As I said before it is epme years
since my cure was effected, and I
have not had a cough in any season
since, and have always enioyed the
best of health. I believe, therefore,
that it is entirely due to the agency
of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills that I am
alive and well today, and' I trust
that others will benefit by my per- ii
snnal experience." _'t
You can get these pills from .
your medicine dealer or by mai) h _ _ ' ~ or th” mlm
at 50 cents 8 but or dx boxes offered for the nest dressed parade..
for $2.50 from 'rlis nr. williams' Th” Pri” “’“”. my “°“‘"“- A “"5”
Medicine C0_ Bmckvme_ ohh number of the fire -laddlos took part in
’ parade and the fine appearance made
by the I. (l. li. de itntion ex
m
pi cited
uch favorable criticism along the
  rouge of the pm-g_(]e_ '
weaker, and at the aDPl”0“°h of “'“l~` is
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CI-IATHAM, N. B., Sept. 17-In the
remen's tournament parade today
ho Moncton I. C. li. tiremen divided
onors with Glnce Hav f
of self seeking. These are the pei- I
Sale of Farm of Late
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Exhlhlllon  ;,',,,,‘;§’.;“ S a*
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giggling? D0 4410? voice your _ _
Before the Vice Chancello
NO. B. 727
Pursiiant to and by virinc ofa dur-rec hind
by thu Vino Ulinm-cllol' in this riiusc mi th
fifteenth tiny ofdilly A. ll. lllfl8 tliui-u will b
"myruoiic Aucnou
on the Premises on
Saturday the 26th day of Sept
nnxt A. D. llIl8lnt the h our of one o'cIock in th
afternoon.
All thnt pluco of Innd sltliate lying and vim;
on Inf Twoiily tlirvu i|iQi|€e|»'s Vnlinty afore-
uiill h'>\i1illt‘d und rlouerllwd nn follows haf is
lo any lloumleii on tho tioutili by Iiind if Wil-
l‘»|~n lto1liI;ou the f-1i~l h ' lwuiitv-clizlil. iu:|-os
Gharlullelown,
Over $60oo,Oo in Exhibition
VY  , _
___. I _“_ _a
}4, ,'4’, and }§ Printed Sacks.
can -. e aiemund for t ini-ronses dav h_\' :lay
lt~ eniisliiernil at our wholesale price |`|is best
valui- on the market.
For Loaf Bread, (Julio and l'nnt|'J' Tllin-i-, in
nonu hotter.
lfyou src not selling It why not begin now.
Mone In it for . ‘latinfn . fo
:of the Grand Stand.
,,663 w0fld’S |B¢3f’ _ If ydu have not received the
CAR LOTS MILL PRICES ,Prize List 01' Race Piogram
Packed in Dust Proof Lined Barrels and write the Secretary'
l~. Hold on merit. One of the hast ffsiisdlnn and Stea111i)()atS_
Stai;dl\r.|l|_;|l .ll In nl near lierfert as any Flour
D(
$2100 in Race Purses v_f_l:_|||-Il _|_\_:|_r:il1n.~ii::’f'_‘ll_li'_“abort Wyiinvl from llio
_ _ _ . . ei- _ ioi is; on the .\'nrlh by
SPHHH1 9UfaCU°“S H1 fm" ii>’l’.§i"'i. “iiI§""i’f...~.,'i1`.i’1'l». iifiliii ~II.'}..1iii.'I.‘i’
twotiiyiyhrco acres of hind n llltlc morn or lens,
Secondly--Alnolill Llintothcr tmr-t of lmul und
prenillsoi-1 nftéialw iinbggt tvieaty-tlirianforoqnld
b i n . o ws- uni on
f.|i'cll\loci-t.|i‘iiy  of Anlzxsndor Toomimtr on
trio izinii by tho viii-iiiiiiiiii 1to1ifi;o»iui».- (vm
by Itlin '|'Aor;»'r_ito l_ton{l and lon  by] lnlml
.on -, ' o. ncmm
Zn tllii Ca\l'c|ilii.shl`.\‘||ii'il"f‘1roi.iti‘t`>-i-.lt ads contain-
1.-\‘ont,\'~two ncres of land ix little more or
Lowe'st Rates on Railways
|`lif- prenilneu wfllho sold free from encum-
FOY full Particulars Wfit°- ‘ v'i’.7'.,"<‘ii`.’I.'F.'¢'§ii`.§'i'.'li‘ii5.“’ ii'i".f’..iii".1¥{`1§l§"',.ii"il.1.'i'I.‘.’i
l mme vilinll bepnld si' thc time of thc sale,
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C. R- SMALLWOOD .'11:i.ii.:.l;1le2::.:r_°1.:i1:.u.°°.;2'c.#....:.s
Secy Treas sur-hconilmistlonahallbc fren of ox me to
I y _
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upon to do who sets out with the _ V
  light of some high onterpriseon hil 
face. 'Take gn example. Knowledge I I
or orurn srtrl-0' ri  ° 1 ' '
I l-nal-1 caan;
' With its to az like 
clearness fad aromatic fragrance-a cup
of Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee holds
out a promise of deliciousness that__-
is more than fulfilled in the T
drinking. `
' For unqualified perfection in
coffee, be sure to order -Chase &
Sa.nborn's. ' 92
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Money Back ll You Want ll
Every Fit-Reform Suit and
Overcoat is sold with this distinct
understanding-that it must give
complete satisfaction or you may
` ` retum it and get your money.
This is what the Fil-Reform trademark means
to you, so you can realize the importance of getting
Suits and Overcoats bearing the little wreath
shown above.
‘ FIT-
REEURM
"Satisfaction or money back"-that is the
slogan of "Fit-Refonn." `
Suits and Overcoats, $ | 5 to $35.
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PRO'\7l/SE BROS. I.,IlVll`l`ED
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` f combines all the delicate
I ___  ‘Q flavor of pure white winter wheat with the body
  _ building qualities of the best, hard Manitoba
 ‘  ,_ spring wheat, This blending, always exact,
iv:  insures uniformity of qualify and dilutes "
_-Q R53;  the strength to the precise degree suitable `
  lor exquisite pastry, biscuits or bread.
  some GRoc_r:R_ sr:l.Ls rr.
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Just in  
  STANFIELD
Tnslirinkzilile. Iliiderwezir for men in fall :md winter weightli
wear longer :md give better satisfaction than any other mnke.
WATSON ’S
nsliriuknlile Viiderwezir for woman and children in fall and win
eiglifs from I1ii.c-fine stock. Smoothly knit, well put togeth
good fitting our price; fo: the above are such as will be for the mut
benefit of both ourselves and our customers
Come and sec us. Get our prices and biiy our goods if you thi!-il!
them good value.
W. (LTURNER Qi CO
The low rice store 4
G-Fdtt5rm\vf‘tfL _` Nl; Sl&lIl_}_;lHO,Ch’l’o£|_§
. ; ' '  These are the bust goods for the cold weather that-‘s made. They aft
_ "evil communications" that "t-or- n r- r lllilnliffictllrufl from pure woolofllie best quality and will ther6f0l’0
' “IDU good manners"
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Mmfwfvfl' l\l\lH\"Y0lh1-1'ki'id ufplaic knownto dcnt|str.\'fqrll¥- f d sur'
VITILIZED AIR for Painless Extraction Sl ¢ In
' P’ and Pleasant ll ft ff t I
y _ N 0" r ynurtndt hu |mr<1hll-Mr. ° al |10 I Cf Q Cc 'a _
Hs; We Quollduyou our mill Prices T  arlottetown P E I llntud this 29th day of August A U lim mn ,mghod \y,, ,,,,,, I"
- r ~ cxtruci. one or .wnuty foctlimul not hurl y0\\ Ill! 5*'
Aslo|‘t»di:|irn} I n H H ' \. Q ° ' ' .I A LON(l\VORTH Alk YO I' fl'|0l\i|" Mid lillvy will toll on th Is lu |\ it
|f requirpd Address M17. 4 nu . .
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