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In 1 conversation with the Family Doctor not so very long ago,

thh queer fact was developed.

Ot. It sounded queer to us hearing it for the first time. ,if-

Thh is what he said: .

"Do you know, if you were forced to eat without appetite, no, matter hov/ nourishing the food, y,ou‘cl simply be a candidate tor that demon Indigestion with every chance in favor of your

dectlon. "

Maybe you've noticed it yourself, Madam.

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The French evidently understood this, md quickly found a remedy in the inevitable “ apénllf" (appe- tizer). Of cmrie. they sit down hturgyy to every meal.

Hunger be/an the meal banislzes in- digestion q/ur.

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The woman who knows how to use FIVE ROSESflour. Mistress House vile, finds in its savoury/Inuora mes: effective appetizer for finicky folks.

The amber gluten in FIVE ROSES imputs to the body of the

watering sensation is the .rurrsl sign of ready diges- tibility. _ ~`\

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with your Five Roses Cooking'

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loaf, and the rolls and the t~ _ 1 -it at it tr

goodiesalladelicatearoma, _ _ I #Ch "\1Uik° l35l¢ 1° \h¢ \¢\ltW1 There is no regret in FIVE ` crustcalculatedto ticklethe ;Atp;~'f4,\ ROSES M;d_am_ exccp, palate in its tenderest and _ ,he “gmt of no, having

stimulate the appetite of -1,.,-[.;\;|`z knOw,,,,50o,,",_

even the most confirmed ‘E267 M b _d ___< b

dy3p¢P5¢_ "' ay e you \ e to uy

mf a small “ try-out " sack-

And. you know. that mouth-

You don't have to /arc: your folks to cat ifYOU use good flour. though you may compel them to slap. Just think, Madam, the very same qualities that give FIVE ROSES its app¢t1'z1'ng whalrsomeness and lin-

/ gering taste likewise give it excep- Iional/ood value. `

There is no wuste-every speck of FIVE ROSES ioodstufls has nutri- tive value.

Where elsc can you get this ideal combination consistent with tru: /.our economy .7

yes ?

It's never loo soon to buy HEALTH, Madam.

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IN CANADA

Pure-Wholesornefliconomllcal " ‘

»: It is used by all the large Bakers and Caterers, as _

_ well as by the best home bakers and cooks. Food pro- `

ducts that are produced in clean factories arc best. n

Es We GILI.ETT Cou LTD; _

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muy of the huqiau systeiii, uccils to he lirokcn up. 'l`eii<lerni1.-:it fall apart readily when it comes in contract with the Let-th anrl thus is uasily

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EVERYBUDY

Who

Eats Bread 1

Should avoid danger oi lnipuritics in delivery from thc oven to thc lioiuc. Insist on your Baker

wrapping his Bread in

Eddy’s Bread Wrappers

We are the original manufacturers of Bread

wrappers now used by Leading Bakers

Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, and other Cities,

E. IB. Eddy Coy,

Hull, Canada

Getting The Most 0ut 0i Meat

.\'Icat, either cookcil or nncookurl, in ortlcr to llc of uso in thc cc‘n

ictetlupou by the cligcstive fluifls.

llsc a Shirrett Meat Cutter and be convinced.

.£15 VV. Grabbe

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Hickey ` & Nicholson Tobacco Co., Ltd. I

Hlnufacturerl _ Phone _-545 Charlottetown

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Sllllllll Sllllllll LISSIIII

FEBRUARY 20.

Matt. 7:1-12.

GOLDEN TEXT.

THE GOLDEN RULE.-TEMP~EIb ANCE.

“Therefore all things whatsoever ye

would that men should do to yuu,do ye even so to them, for this is thc law and the prophets.” (A. V.) - Matt. 7:12. '

POINTED SUGGESTIONS.

By Rev. D. W. Snider.

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No one can study the Sermon on

the Mount without. being conscious ot the sword~like character ot the words of the Master, as they cut directly to the central sources ot man's sin and lay mare his prejudice or hypo- crisy or wor_ldincss,' or un1~Jelief:“L1ay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth." “Ye cannot serve God and Mammon, Take no thought for the morrow, Enter ye in at the straight gale."

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But, as in the case of such clear-

cut statements tor the guidance ut men, Jesus is not handing out petty rules and regulations or minor laws and by-laws to tit the possibilities of any and every situation that may present itsell in the contact of man with man, in like manner thc isnerp opening ot' our lesson is the state- mrnt of it directing and underlying prirxziplc rather than s, word to hc followed without any discrintinating 1,ua.lilication.

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The Master suggests such qualitictr

tion Himself. “Give not that which is holy untt- the dvi:-\`." etc. Iiow can that be managed wittioiit the exercise of judgnient? Huw Shall men classify prophets by the fruit oi their doc- trines and doings without the nec- essity of forming mental estimates of character and oringing things un- der judgment 'Z

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Nevertheless, thc teaching if Jt.~n.;

reminds us, with an emphasis \\l ici. His divine judgment, tloutitless, snw to"l»e necessary, that as ct.-on its men licpin to sit in judgment, ipcn the the motives and aims and :_1bje:1:!.s of one another and to form estlimatcs ot thcir relative merits hy reason of the thtlusantl and one factors of race an-d relitcion which ntrtke up character we are playing with edged tools. They cut both ways. They never make n single tvound. 'l`hc striker \\‘ill sufli-r its surely as thc st.rickt~it. =k 3 ¥

Anil its thc cnvt»t.11t1s and wi1t'l1lly

tnan'i.\‘<lisco\.'eretl hy the principle ol Christian conduct, which exhorts men to lay not up treasures upon enrtlt, su Uhc inconsitlerate, uttichur- itnhlc, unhrving jutlgntcnts ul thc censorious and ftitilttimlitig spirit are exposed, atstl such a charactnr is brought under hlistering condem- nation by the decisive warning, of the Master when He says, “Judge not, th-at ye ne not judged," Such an one invites to himself the inevitable workiulgs of a just retriilution while he fosters a spirit which is more ilumaging and damnahle than any other fault or crimc cr sin.

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1 This conclusion is reachltl by the comiiarison Jesus makes as between thc beam and the inotc or sliver, or hetwcerr. tin: eye which ltns it speck in it oir the one which is filmed and blind with cuwrnct.

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'Verse six is suggestive, also, just licre. Does not Jesus more than hint t.ha_t the dogs ahtl swine oi scfciety are those who, in their fancied and hypocritical superiority and censor- iousness, make it their husiness to pillnry all and sundry with the l>1'on,;7s_ of inucndo nnlrl gossip and un- charitai/le criticism.

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The judgment which God mates- out

to 'His disciples is that of a. father to a son. And as n tatlher will not turn away the plea ot a son for necessi- ties or make any cruel rnistakq in the answer he gives, neither- will the Father which is in Heaven fail to give the regenerating and Holy Spir- it to His i/clicviug child, who, rath- er than possess a proud or tletiant nr t-cnssrions spirit, asks and knocks that he may have victory over such n licsetment.

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Reliable and Popular Route

Between Si. John and Boston

PARKS

UHARLO'l'I`|i.'l`|JWN TO BOSTON

ire( Clue. ...........,.....$9.45 Second Clnu. ...$1.95 Stntekoorna.................... $l.00

SINGLE--'I RIP--SERVICE

Commencing December oth, the

stcamsliip “Calvin Austin" will cave St John every Thursday at 8 a. nt for Eastport, Luhec. Port- land and Boston

Returning leaves Union Wharf Fostoli

Mondays ut 1; on a. m. nail Portland at 51111 p ni, for I.ul1¢_-c. Enstpvrt, and St. john,

Thmuuh Tlokeui at proportionately low nbos on sale at ull Railway Btntions,u11<l 11 tggege rho-rlred through to destination.

lull. Thompson. T. F. tl’ A.

WM G. LEE,

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Et. John_

Boston Fish Ad

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E. A. RICH élompany,

Wholesale ` and Comm

om", LAKE AND RIVER FKESII Goods. ' Consignments Solicited ,_,'gg2"§;',‘g f';:,f;,?;3_f:g&a,m°°¢,'§,f wa W," hem fr” any .h°_eu,,,g3

N0 4 T Whllff. B0St0H~ MJ-*5~ Dany R°“"”"~ low cotton etc-hemmod free. --pillow cotton;-towelllngs that

S M d E 1 - CM, _ |75 Atlantic Avenue 2--lodtr you may buy at the greet whine

,|_,”“m,,,,,| me an e S B we y 10- 27<li1-.-1-1111.,»t| 503105 1 sale.-~Moore Q McLeod. 2-ddtt.

iuion dealers in |"l€ll

AUSTIN IIALEY 4|. Co.

‘iuomsstus ttrli. B. JOYUl€& CU Commrnron Merchant: Fresh and Salt Fish and Canned

thc lady-in

Household. _

-Young housewives

attention to my litt

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PANTRY

I am the (Liteon of the Flour Bin,

-chief of the Royal

. Pantry, the oracle of the Royal

I want the attention of Big Folks and

Little Folks, of Experienced housc\vi\'cs)and

< Ingxperienced-of Rich housewives and loor

and Old.

i _ For I have .rtorftar to tell.

Secret:-Hour secrets--to ullfllld- And these secrets have come by E.\'j>L’f‘1'r'//ff-’

-by actual know/er/ge of flour, actual rtmfy of

different grades of flour.

` So I will ask your close and careful

le stories about flour and

bread and cakes and pies and things.

Royal Household E-`l<_>i_11_'__

amed bt-:gauge it was the flour sclcctcd for use in the Rovn misc tot -1

so n - ' ~ ‘ . '

B 't ' It is the one tlour in C'1ttdd'\ which <t'inil< out ltcatl :intl slioultlcrs uliuvc :ill

ri am ‘ ‘ ` ‘ `

th rest It ‘is made in Canada by the largest inillcrs in the liritisli liinpirc-'I`lic OCilvic'l"lour` Mills Co Limited l\fIontredl, und, bccitusc of its liitrli'qu:1Iitv and

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g ` ' has given thc greatest satisfuctioit both tor Bread and for I’:1str_v.

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And I will promise you Pr?/if HS WCM 35

P/rarure from them.

If I can tell you the secret of making

bgrter Bread and Cakes n d Pics and Pastry,

t/my will be irolittlble to_y0u

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And if I can tcll you why One ll0\1l' IS

more economical its well as more wholesome

than another, that, too, will

For I mean to go into

be protitable. the flour question

deeply giving \Vhys and Wliercfcires, Facts

and Figures

I hope to instruct and edify at the same time. -

So if you follow my little stories from

time to time, as they appear, you will learn ~ lots of things about lloui' that nobody has told you before. These 1’-.uitry Talks of mine will `

be chiefly itliout

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follows. =5 X 54 Inch. worth 3:0 mr zzceaoh---a dandy value-» Beer tt weeks-Furniture, Carpets and Linens. - z~l0dt.t.

Shooting s hemmod free--so

our values and save. Biggest as sortmentln town. a0o. 236. 256 ¢Bc up. Beer lc Weelts~Furn|ture carpets. Linens. 1-l0df~f-

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If,l.even.- whites

yolks of eggs, one tcztspoon cream of tartar, one and one-

half cups. sifted

sugar, one cup STAR flour,

one te:t~poon extract orange.

of eggs, sin

granuluted

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Breakfast 751: Luncheon 75c

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Dinner $l.00'f

I N E Direction connection nt Bonaven

ture Union Depot Withtlte Gran

Trunk trains for thc West

.q_t__.;g.~ , BAKE w. tt, Rogers,

City Ticket Agent

Charlottetown. P. E. l. \

Furness, _Withy & Col Ltd’

LONDON, ii.\i.tr~Ax sanvrcrf' I

liroiu London Front Halifax

Steamer an 22 Shenandoah Feb 15| Feby 5 Rappaliannock Marg Feb |9l\‘in.5t-lotto s) Kanawha I

E t,iv1ciu>ooi.,s'i‘ Joi-rN's,NFL D 3 _ ii.-\i.irAx sisuvice. ~

P rom Liverpool P rom Halifax

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deal of nlco whltewear om Us during the lest few ddyS~~W° thank you for the business--and ust want to tell you thatwehave another great. line to show you today. Moore at McLeod 2-4dtf -

Sale ends ln a few daysfsenure

it supply of linens now. when present s uppllos run out prices will be much higher,--Boer &

Weeks. Furniture. Carpets. Lin »

ns. z-l0dl.| .

zo peroentoll-and man s ect bougnr. nnos ar. sun tovyorpprtgydl Sale ends ln a few days. Boer 5, Weeks Fnrnlture. carpets and linens ;_,0du

Flnestllne of table linen dver

seen ln Ch'town here. Values are beyond competition. Price range |80 to Sl 90 series ot att. r

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deer Ac Weeks. Furnlt.ure.Gerper;, Mens. ` |0q¢, ;

"Boneless codtlsh in 1 and 2 pound

boxes, skinned codttsh and gl-1|-¢¢\de¢| cndtlsh at Beer ll Goll’s, 2-11¢\2|_

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I110f\6y~ 50° W-h0S° SP|°|1dld bltl y°“ MVB b°°" buying afrgrea ‘ household linens and cottonstl

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Funeral Director "and e '

hnlmer--Miss A. Fergu|on,Led\y Assistant-Personal Attention end Promplneu Gulrlllbod. - ‘

Ambnlenee alle answered ut

shortest notice. »~

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Fnrilituted: léddlrod nada*

u%l_rolQt;'ad. _

dent ennen mndetoorder.

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