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The Future Railway - A A Centre

HY are the three Transcon-

tinental Railways now con-

structing no less than 300 locomo- tives and 23,000 cars for use in the Canadian West? N OT on the strength of a boom ? On the con- trary they are but endeavoring to keep abreast of the tremendous cur- rent of solid progress that is making the VV est fairly hum with prosperity.

CARMANGAY, the heart of the hnest spring wheat section in South- em Alberta, is going to capture a big share of the railway development in Alberta. J -

CARMANGAY is situated at the strategic point on the Little Bow River where all rail- ways attracted to this fertile district must cross, thus giving the town a tremendous advantage as a shipping point. '

CARMANGAY will handle more wheat than any other point in Southern Alberta. A mil- lion bushels from the 1911 crop went through Carmangay. Half as much again is a conserv- ative estimate for 1912. _ _ .

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CARMANGAY is the objective point of no less than four railway surveys to-day. Her four mammoth elevators are already unable to cope with the tremendous traffic of the dis- trict. Three new elevators are planned.

CARMANGAY will not only be a great wheat centre, but is going to ship the immense out- put of first-class coal which underlies the entire district.

Railway Development would alone en- sure the success of your invest- ment in C armangay.

But Carmangay does not depend upon rail- ways alone for her expansion :

three places of business to-day.

To-day Carmangay is a thriving, bustling, in- lorporated municipal- ity, building for the fu- ture in brick and stone, of which they have

_ _ Western Canada.

their own materials. _

Carmangay has a pure

natural water supply.

Carmangay has one of the finest brick and stone schoolhouses in

Carmangay has fifty-

The finest residential lots in Csrmsngay are in

glrevista

Not a suburb, but inside property, but one block from Post-office and City Hull. Lots pre guaranteed high, dry and level.

If you stop to realize the situation at Carman- gay to-day it would be simply a matter of how. many lots you would buy _at once. Our hand- somely illustrated booklet tells the story of Oarmangay, with facts, maps and figures.

Out out this coupon and send it to us to-day.

Westem Canada Real Estate Co.

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Western Canada Real Estate Co. ,, noe Kun Building, Tennee, Onsale.

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IOBBB CALLED T0 DELIVER

IBREAL. _/

Exodus I: 114. ~

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Blessed are the pure » in heart, for they shall see God."-Hutt, SJ 8

POINTED SUGGESTIONS

By Rev. D. W. Binder.

The faithful performance of the wok

which is st hand, however humble it may be, is the best commendstion and most likely to be the open way for the higher service and duty which is calling for its men of destiny. The lives of the great leaders of history give ample illustration of this and give witness to these axiomatic statementsi _He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much"; “whosoever hath, to him shall be given."

Solitude is the most. effective school

for the development of the character of those whose service is to be sign- ally. public. impressive, humbling, enriching solitude, where God is felt. The serrated, grooved and rugged grandeur of the hrlls of I-loreb, with their red, rocky peaks and epire-like summits, became to Moses the School of the infinite. Noble natures come into tune with God in such surround- ings.

None are fitted to be the leaders of

the people of_God who are not rever- ential with the consciousness of the uearness of God. The first and last and most important qualification for Christian leadership is reversed. Pos- sibly there is nothing our age needs more than that preachers and people, teachers and scholars should act under "the hush of God."

An interesting and profitable Bib-

lical study is the tracing of the rev- ealing of the presence of God in the Sheklnah light, the light that dwelt. between the charubim. Trace it from

way to the tree of life to the clov- en tongues like as of fire which sat upon the heads of the partnkers 0 f Pentecost. It was, doubtless, the ure which hurnedbut did not consume the bush which Moses turned aside to

God is the witnesser of sorrow, of

the unjust amiction and damnable op- pressions of manluind. Make no mis- take about it. The agitator who fro- ths at the mouth telling of the woes of his fellows, as though God had resigned His seat and gone out of the world, i”~piously forgets this. It is not for the Christian man to for- get it. As surely as the Lord knew the cause, instrument, purpose and result of the sorrows of Isrcal in Eg- ypt, in like manner He fully knows from A to Z the wrongs, social pol- itical, industrial and religious of to- day and has His Moses in training.

Anchestral worship has no defence.

but the worship of the God of onc's ancestors has splendid justification in the appeal of the Almighty to Moses to trust him as the God of his fahher, and of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob. Did your par- ents worship God? Every man must show cause when he abandons the worship of the God of his fathers.

Those who are best fitted to be-

come the leaders of others and not of- ten, if ever, those who recognise in themselves the qualities for such leadership. The chief qualifications for leadership is the vr-illlngness to be led.

Wonderful and awe-inspiring is the

revelation which God mains of Him- self to Moses by way of telling him who he is, "I am that I am." “I am hath sent you." Over such a statement and under the lizht which admits of no shadow, of such a name let your spirit ponder and adore. Bot. ter still, trust and love,

What ever burns and is never des-

troyed? What cannot bc consumed

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flag? SPIII lt,

wherever have us go,

would have ul Pharaoh, forthe wrong, let ns go doubt. would be would be sin

'rms suunsv sonlooi. Lnseou.

July 27. .

- . Exodus_ 5: 1-14.

GOLDEN TEXT.

POINTED SUGGESTIONS

By Rev D W Snider

Pharaoh what they had been instruct-

demands of the great. moment which come to them. “They wont, in and

of greatness in that. Very many fail at the point of the simplicity of obe dience because they fear the one to whom they are sent more than they honor the One who sends them.

Whether Pharaoh knew the Lord

gave ho Moses and Aaron was bint- ant- and arrogant without excuse. It.

spect _should be paid to the faiths of

“pooh-hooh" are neither courtesy nor argument.

The words and conduct of Pharaoh

reveal the despot whose authority and power are "assumed and exercised as by divine right. I-Ie was god to the people. Doubtlees, therefore, the

r h of M d A t hi

s . u no man can e perm e to remain on that pedestal. Pharaoh had to come down-a forerunner ol the fail of all srro ance and pride whose words and dgeds spell tyran- ny.

It _has always been the view of the

taskmaster that religion is sn inter- ference. And the spirit of the old- time slavedriver manifrsts itpelf in many a present-day business manager or "hoss.” "Get to your burdens," is his cry. "Get there on Sunday- what a foolish thing is the stoppage of money-making for religion! Grind out the product and make sure the dividend." " Such Pharaohs-the grind- ers of the faces of the poor-are not all dead yet. But their graves are be- ing dug. V ' I

The disc-ernment of Pharaoh was not far astray in this, that the idler and the agitator verv often wear the same ' smock. There is no doubt about it; 'much of the unwarranted trouble in the industrial world is the srawn of idleness. If labor unions, etc.. could kick themselves free from the brizandage of idlers umm their rifrhtn, their rights would not suffer blockage so often or so long. The

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Foxes For Sale

Just arrived an extra fine lot ci

black and patched foxes which will be sold at lowest possible prhxs. The above are mostly females. Dofit miss this snap. Write ox Ph_f5l1¢ - _

'THE 'rvNs VALLEY Fox ` _` EXCHANGE, _

- Tyne Valley, P. E.~I.

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If so you will find what you

want 'in our beaiitifult line of finest quality Iapanese hand painted China. 'Our stock con- tains many useful articles and the designs are graceful and

leasing to the e e. We will

, lf _ ._ - f _ he pieced to sliow you the ,its la _V _ _ MIIB »_»v»»1§z: line' . _ _ _ _ .

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MOSES' R@UEST REFUSED.

they shall be comforted."-_|latt. 5: No

It was a great moment. when Moses he

and Aaron, in the fulfilment of their ,

_ . e high commission, went in and told 07 body md the prqanauon of me

limb

told Pharaoh There is A measure

God of Israel or not, the answer he

was the language of the bully. Re-

othcr men, simply because they are

ed' to say. But they were equal to the

other men's faiths. The bluii and the

she

app oac oses an aron o rn was taken as an interference and in- b uit B t b its a “

-Do you want to give a pres-

ent tliat is dainty, ornamental, and _useful to a Bride or to a

ll a body so, whence

lion drill? -All !‘0m hymn-singing church pews.

material in a convenient way

ry reasonable safeguard for health

HER BABY wneomsnwml

DIARRHGA

mu 11|: nu: su: In mn D R FOWLE R’S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAWBERRY

CURED HER

Mus Tnorns Siuuanc, Schreiber

Ont , wnte My little girl, who is now nearly four years old, and is as healthy and strong as can be, was bothered with Diarrhcea'from the time she was bom until she was over two years old. The doctor in the hospital, where I was when

was born, did everything he could

ut did not get it stopped. Just as soon s I got out myself, I got a bottle of Du. Fow1.sn's Exnulc-r or Wino S'rn,ew~ annnv, and gave it to her, off and on. whenever she needed it, und I never had a doctor in the house once, for it would always check it without any had after effects, and in time cured her altogether. I always keep it in the house, as I have never found anything to compete with it for Diarrh'ra."

When you ask for "DL Fowl.BR's"

be sure you get it, as some of these no- name, no-reputation, so-called straw- berry preparstions are being sold on the reputation built up by "Dn. Fowl.sR’s."

To insure getting the genuine. see that

the name of The T. Milburn Co., Lim- ited, Toronto, Ont., appears on the yellow mapper. Price, _ 35 cents.

ll Day oi Pure Delight

W-iNl) TEA

_A'[__ Bear River Siaiion

ihui'sday,0NJniy _ 24th

in aid of St. Margaret’s Church Fund.

Every effort will be made to make

the 24th a day of enjoyment to all pa'rons. As usual the excellence of the bill of fare will bca source ol joy and comfort to the visitor Delicious fraglant tea "the cup that cheers but not in-.brlates,” ice cream of the finest flavor made on the sp lt from the richest of ere lm fresh from the separator, |.esh ripe strawberries, pure con- fectionery, cool refreshing drinks, the-e and many other daiuties, sup- plied by ob‘iglng waiters, will satisfy the taste of the meat fartid- laus. '

Choice music, games ani amuse-‘

ments for young and old, these and o'her pleasing diversions combined with the charms of hill and da‘e forest and field around will make a holiday that will linger long in the in ‘mory of the pleasure-seeker.

Come and spend a day of real en-

joyment lu one of the most beauli ful spots in this “land of pure lellght"

Train Arrangements »

Station.; Fares. Train Depart St. Peter's 35:: 8.45 a. m. Selkirk zoc 9,05 “ :lt Charles roc 9. to “ Bear River Arrive 9120 °‘ Elmira 45;: io.3o “ Baltic 3oc io.45 . “ :Harmony 11.00 “ Bear River Arrive n.i5 “ ' Returning special train will"leave Bzar River for. St. Peter’s at 6 15 p in. and ‘Souris and Elmira at 7.oo p. m.

Passengers from Ch’town end

Intermediate stations may travel‘by regular train for one first class fare good to return next day

By Order of Committee

60,7,4MJuly4,5,7,ll,l4,l9.22,28.

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Just srrived cargo cut slabs from N. s. will bs asia elmo from wharf. disc cer load Douglas Fir psnuell, doors, gutter end eenntei lumber, ,-

Mi P. HOGAN.

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that bricks ihonld he made in full

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more serious incident can be laid

°- against any employer o¢.iab¢n- It is

~ his first business to provide material

and arrange it conveniently and mah;

- - - - sure that ell the processes of the toil

demands can be accomplished with

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To All Dealers- '_

Who Handle BUTTER

We wish to point out briefly the advisability of

placing butter in COLD STORAGE during the season of plentiful supply, carrying it over to the time of usual scarcity. In this way supply and de- mand, with corresponding prices, are more evenly

balanced, resulting in benefit to all concerned.

The BUTTER is held in - our storerooms at an

even iempgrat,}_1,re, under the most up-to-date system of_ mechanical refrigeration, which actually improves

the quality. . _

Details of storage rites, with any other imfor-

matifln possible, will be furnished on application,

\Ve are open to purchase a limiled quantity of

Strictly First-Class DAIRY BUTTER, and would be pleased to heir from dealers having any of that .. grade to oder. i

The island told Storage Co.,l.id. ~

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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