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I  S.W€€f, clean. hygienic. Nickel
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oven with less fuel. Ask the McClary dealer
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September 20,
THE J UDGMI-INT OF THE NATIONS
LESSON. Matthew xxv. _S1-46,
'l‘IIE NARRATINE.
~'l`he lesson for today is the last
section ot the Olivet prophecy, and
it is by, no means an easy one to
dral with. There have been many in-
f@I‘ilretations,_-and s.s,these notes are
written for teachers, I cannot refrain
»--ye did it not unto one ot these'
L£$'snle.'   
WZIKIIIIWFFO-li.ml»;»l~a.»-.. ' ’ ‘I el ° ° ° lmm saying' that I thine it very un-` L, , ,
children. -However,» it is necessary
Wiie T-o`taks" 8, lesson like 'this among I '"_'
described. It is |irst`tha*. of gather-`
L- ""‘°"'. ~°" ` " J _*LL -' "-_.,,__,""  `,_,,,‘ _ that “fe du' '59 ith! f;0Z8ther the nations. The em-
Tlie Strength of 'a Will
»- Depends Upon its being correctly 'drawn and second! f
Y
_ '  to a Strong Executor. _ » `
 Eastem Trust Company will advise with your
Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your
Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the
best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks. ‘
_ . .`
_The names of its Directors and Oflicers, and its large
$813521. are a guarantee .ot its Strength, Ability and Good
ai . 1
Its charge l ted b La d
than those of dnalddlisiiidugl. y w` an are no greater
Consultation orcorrespondence invited.
The Eastern Trust Co.
W. S. Stewart, Manager
Charlottetown
Capital $1,000,000.
Total Assets $15,000,000.
1487-3-5MtSttf
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1915, and guaranteed against any reduction
during that time. All cars equipped f. o. b.
Ford, Ont.
Runabout. . .. .......$580 .
Touring Car ....... ......._........$630
Town Car......... ...... ............$880
Delivered in Charlottetown.
Buyers to Share in Profits
` All retail buyers of new Ford cars from
August lst, 1914, to August lst, 1915, will
share in the profits of the Company to the ex-
tent of S40 to $60 per car, on each car they
buy, PROVIDED: we sell and_ deliver 30,000
new Ford cars during that period.
Ask for particulars.
_ Bruce Stewart _& Co., Ltd.
» Steam Navigation Wharf.
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A Standard the world over, Made in sizes from  '
-3t'o 36. H. P. 1, 2&3 Cylinders for boats of all
Types and sizes. < _ _ .
Write for free Catalogue giving P11993 and fu"
information _
* _ i-‘on SALE gov
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1, , ` _ Sole Agents for P. E. I.
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Effective August lst, 1914, to August ls
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~-'n..vr.:..:°"’ l  ..-';’...~ l i‘_.;:'.:i=i:c=:_l
first -words are, “When the Son ot
man shall come in I-Iis__` lory,-- 'I`he
Son-ot niun is p'eculii'arIy the title
which refers to oLL!"I.lord in His
earthly relationships and administra-
tion.‘ A ‘glance back at -the previous
-section of the prophecy/" will show
that the title is notlollnd' there at
ull. Still speaking-=to_.liis disciples
our Lord was looking beyond the
darliness nf the passion which He
wan- approaching, to the light of the
ultimate fulfilment ol His purpose,
so lar as this world is concernedl It
is -important, therefore; that we
should _observe the events exactly' as
they are described for us here, and
in order to the greater olenrncss it
_is important that we should recogi
nize that there is no reference here
to that final nssizc associated \\ith
the grentiwhite throne which is des-
cribed in _tho Apolculypse. In that
hour earth and heaven will be fled n.
way. 'l'he dead _will he raised for
judgment. Here there is no passing
uwny of the earth, and the dead ure
not seen.
The Son of mzm is enthroned ns
King ol the world. Ile assumes the
-reiiuis ol' actual nnd ininiedintn nd-
rninistrutinii, in which He is to be
assisted hy the angels that have nc-
crimpnnied Him. The process ol that
beginning of administration is then
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” For severe wounds, _. 1
» cuts. skin diseases.. f
eczema and all skin :
‘ » troubles-for adultsor -
fos children, there is". _.
‘; nothing to equal the, _
'j great herbal healer.” _-
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AUTUMN EXCIIRSIONS
In Effect September 11th.
Clinrlottetown to Boston and return
$13.00. Tickets good for return with-
in 30 days from date of issue.
The new twin screw steamer "Evan-
geline" sails from Charlottetown for
Boston every Friday at noon. For
folders and lull information apply to
` Jas. cannaonian,
Charlottetown, P. E. I. Agent.
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Going Sept. l7tl|, l8tli, l9il|
g 'Good until October 5th,
‘, _ , Going October lst, 2nd, 3rd
| Good until October 19th; _
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,_’ Goo. Weller, local nllfntlbominien
` lxpuu Co. Building, Queen St.
 -0
Bonshaw Ferry
_ ' Time Table?
`Ldunch Dalpliin will leaveBon
shew for Ch'town calling at Mc
<iArthur’s, _West R. Bridge and
McEwen's- Wharf.
Leave Return
tri. sept. inn 5.30 am. 3.30 p. m
Tues. " 15 7. 5.30 _
Fri. “ _
Tues. 22 5.30
gri. " 25 5.
ues. “ 29 _7.
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'S Let-it be u0s&I`V2d. then. thut. the pbasis here is upon this thought of
the gathering ol theni,'_ which means
the changing of all the old condit-
ions. 'i`he language is patiently ng.
urntive, and it is not at all necess-
ary to conjure up before the imag-
il’la.‘lZi0l§ 5 picture of ull the p()pul3,t_-
ion of the world assembled in Qne
place. The nations as such are gath-
ered togethcr when their representa-
tives nre gathered together.
The second process is that of e.
new. division, separating' between
goats and sheep, to use the still Hg
urntive language of the parable it-
self. The separating test is that ol
the attitude of these nations toward
the brcthcrn of the Lord. This again
must 'be interpreted hy Himself and
llis mission, and the things He had
said in the earlier part of His'min-
istry. In thc course-ol that ministry
He had cleurly declared that those
who do the will of God constituted
His next. of kin. The nations, then,
are to be divided according to the
reception they hnvc given to their
ministry und nicssnge. We muy rdit
ns.-lured that novflnui iiiitionnl verdict
will be found on this husls until the
nations have all had i'ull op}>ortunit_\'
of Standing in the presence of the
test suggested.
This finding ol 11 verdict is follow-
ed by the passing of a sentence.
That sentence must be interpreted
only by the whole scene and its re-
lationships. '|`iie blessed are to go a-
way into n4;e,ubiding fire, which, is
nge-abiding punishment. The lite in.
to which the hlesscd go is life on
this earth. The punishment into
which the cursed go is punishment
on this earth, Beyond these, things
wc hnve no right to go in nny inte:»
prctatikin of this parable.
THE TlCACHl.\`G. _
Again,” as we' turn from -the things
'whnn are admittedly nimcnn nf in-
t9i`Di-ctntion to the centrnl value of
our' lesson, we find *it in the picture
presented of the Lord-1-limself. Sit-
tim; on the mount of Olives in the
midst of his disciples, Ile ki1'e\\" per-
fectly well all that was ,waiting for
|Iin\'in the immediate future. Judg-
ed hy all the common human stand-
ards, I-lc was defcntcll, kind His oe-
fent, so llis enemies thought, was B..
bout to lic ensured and_i.natle irre-
vocable by llis death/ - Yet in the
midst of such circumstances, He is
seen, calmly surveying the coming
centuries iiiirlerstanding nil their re-
lationships and n.l facts concerning
them, und looking thrmlgh to the
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cauanian Govsrzum sur-n-ii Lwavs
INTERCOLON IAL
rn-ziNci~: r-:owAriD_ isuino nv
SINGLE FARE TO MONTREAL.
From ell Stations Campbellton and
East.
Going Sept. 17, 18, 10.
netnnnng' oct. 5, 1914.
Going Oct. 1, 2, 3.
Returning Oct. 19, 1914.
Tickets must bo Validated nt Montreal
Before Starting on Return
Journey. _
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Boston Excursions
Commence September l0lli-
Dates of issue, Sept. 10th to Oct.
7th inclusive, good for return 30
days from date of issue $14.50
from Charlottetown via Eastem
Steamship Co’a ` steamer: from
St. John, $18.00 from Charlotte-
town via All-Rail from St. Jolin.
Corresponilingly low rates 'from
other coupon stations oh Prince
Edward Island Railwayém_0_10M“
THE FURNESS I
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_ssnings'fnnn Hsnfax to
London.
 
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Durango   ict 3
Halifax to- Liverpool
directv
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Tifdcbuve diitcs are suhieot to change
without notice.
Furno¢s~,Withy `& Co. Ltd.
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end so tar 3 this earth is concerned
claiming the victory, He ip heard
speaking without ' the sllghtiut - hesit-
ation ot that ultimate hour hrwbich
He will come and sit upon the throne
ot glory and with aliaoluteauthor-
ity and almighty power administer
the atI8.lrs<oI the Kingdom 'qi God.
His view-point of the ,nations
should be ours. In this lust stage of
the great prophecy He looked tar be-
yond xhe ancient people! oI_ God, and
beyon the Church itself, taking in
all the nations- So should we see the
nations of the world today.no long-
er separated by the dividing lines of
race and language and locality, but
by the spiritual lines of their relat-
ionship to the Son of inan. ns for
the present I-le is- manifested through
His nretliern, who are his messenger.
We should see theni also as niesseng-
er. We should ~se'e them also as all
culled into the Kingdom of God-So
lar ua His counsel and will nre con-
cerned; nnd therefore as nll yet to
he judged by the answer they give to
that call.
Standing thus in the presence ot
our Lord, and listening to Him, we
rest assured of the certainty of the
issue oi everything which sonictimes
Hllllffnrs to be full of uncertainty und
diiliculty.
' 
DUGTURS [Ill]
NUT HELP HER
But Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound Restored
n Mrs. Bradley’s Health-
Her Own Statement.
Winnipeg, Canada. ~- “Eleven years
ago I went to the Victoria Hospital,
Montreal, suffering with ii growth. The
_doctors said it was a tumor and could
not be removed as it would cause instant
death. _ They found that my orguns were
effected, and said I could not live more
than six months in the condition I was in.
‘ ‘After I came home I snw your adver-
tisement in the paper, and commenced
taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound. I took it constantly for two
years, and still take it at times, and
beth my husband and myself claim that
it was the means of saving my life. I
highly re c o mm end it to suffering.
women."-Mrs. Oiv.n.i.A BRADLEY, 284
Johnson Ave. ,W innipeg, Manitoba, Can.
Why will women take chances or drag'
outaslckly,half-hearted existence,miss-
ing three-fourths of the joy of living,
when they can find health in Lydia E.
r’inkham’s Vegeta- Q
ble Compound? I) ., vp-_od
For thirty years it . 
has been the stan- . “.3”
dard remedy for fe- 3,? ‘A
maleills,and has re- `-.. _ `
stored the health of f ,_ ,, '
thousands of-women -,f‘L",' “ics
who have been trou- E05 " l`.\\°
bled with such all- Lv A S mu
ments as displacements, inflammation,
“l`¢§1`l\il°\1- tumors, irregularities, etc.
If you want s peclal advice
write to Lydia. E. Pinkham Med-
ldino Co. (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
i-cad and answered by a. woman,
and hold in strict confidence.
tiiarloltctown Steam
Navigation Co. Lid.
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Oommeneing Mania; the llt ot
uno. the
BTEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND
eaves Charlottetown tor Picton, N.
., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8-20
'efoek a. in., leaving Picton on re-
m about 4.00 p. rn. Connections
ada' at Plctou for all points in
ova Scotia.
BTEAMER EMPI?-ESB
Leaves Summersido lor Point-dw
hone, N. B., Daily (except_ Sunday)
bout -10 o'elock n. in.. leaving P0i11f»-
u-Cbene on return about 4.30 p.m.,
qnnectlng with express trains lor
iiarlottetown and Tignish. Connec-
ons made at Point-du~Chens for all
olnts in Cans da and tho United
tutes.
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Manager.
harlottotovm, May 29th, 1914. _
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Eastem S.S. Corporation
International Line
-Change in Schedule
Leaves St. Jenn Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at lim a. m. for ‘.ubec. Eamwrt, Pon
and and Bootomketuming. ‘eaves Central Wharf
Boston, 9.00 a. m. Monday.. Wednesdays ani
Frldnvs for Portland. |Eastport. Lubec and S .
lens. DIRECT ssizvics new-en. si. John and
Bolton twiceu week. I-eaves St. john_7.'l0 P. M
Atlantic time on Tuesdays and Saturdays for
lioston direct. Direct service suspended Sep( 26.
MAIN STRAMSHIP LIN'B_
Direct service between Portland and New York
Lava rniikiln Wharf. Portland Tuesdays
Thursdays mei Saturday: lt 6.30p. m..for New
York
St. John. Ticket OEM. 47 Klnl 9!
' I.. R. THOMPSON. T. F. 1 P.A
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Secretary, Treasurer, ond Directors of Fox, Mink, Skunk and
Karakulc Sheep Companies to the extent of nearly $40,000,000. __,
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We fully appreciate the fact thai' _
it is the 'people’s privilege to buy'
whatever Tea they wish
.f.... .‘
But ii their own interest is  for-
downright quality and value"-‘S?¢lodn"
must be the choice-_  
~ ~ if mzos
"SAME  
BLACK OR MIXED-SEALED PACKETS ONLY.
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Complete Fox
Directory
The only complet Directory of the Fox Eusiness of Prince Ed-
ward _Island ever published together withla detailed directory of
the City of Charlottetown prepaid to anyfaddress on receipt of $3.00.
G. BALINGALL, Publisher,
P. O. Box 61, ' .
_ _ _ _ Charlottetown, P. E. I.
This directory which will be ready for rlelivery in first week
n September will contain the names of President, Vice rPresident,
5176-8-29m10ismw
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1 For Sale ‘ 7
2 pairs Newfoundland
Silver Black Foxes, these
may be inspected at
Sales Ranch. _
A few pairs of Patch and Cross foxes. We also
handle Mink, Marten and Fisher. `
NOW is the time to buy your stock. Call and
see us betore buying. Full information re Ranch
building and Ranching given to customers.
Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK
FOX CO., LIMITED.
The Farm Stock €=:? Fox
Exchange of P. E. I.
Head Oiiice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown ,
Phone 485 P. O. Box 4
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Timetable in elect Juno lat, 1914. |
Trains Dutward Trains Inward
lima Down. Read Up.
Sunday Daily except Sunday
A.M. P.M. 1’.M.
11.80 10.15 2.45
10.50 9.16 1.15
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8.30 Hunter River
9_03 Emerald' Jst 9.56 8.45 12.20
9.27 heusingtol 9.27 8.17 11.85
9.50 Ar. bummersig, mp. 9.00 7.50 11.00
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5.45 5.15
7.48 3.46
P.M.
8.00 12.10 Dap. Buinn:-ersi¢¢ Ar,
8.58 1.39 Port liiil
0.47 8.00 0'Learv 7.04 2.30
11.00 5.00 Ar. Tlgiish Deli. 5.45 11.20
A.M.
|7.10 lisp. Emerald Jet. Ar. 7.00 B.-ti
8.00 Ar. Cape '|ra\.|-no Dov. 6.00 8.10
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Sun. Only-
A.M. P.`d. I'.M.
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7.05 4.10 5.15
6.33 3.20 4.85
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9.50 4.25 Vernon lllvor 4-01 5-31
11.45 5.55 Ar. Murray!-lnrbor Dept. 1.00 '1.00 __`
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