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gnnlii ncoiitniiical of all, t‘li'illl.

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agave enough money to pay your My 111.,» first semester, and then ‘U u, pgilgge," is the advice given w, “,1,” (educational authorities. In 133 t~t-fii'0fi0lllilllV6 colleges in the I'uil11d Slates, fifty-five per cent of [lip fin-n and twenty-two percent of the women are working their way

u, “nigh college.

To work ones way through coll- are rf-ttuircs good heallih and ener- ' it interferes somewhat with “ma; studies and campus activities, but lflllLly n1‘ the strongest students It sort of steudies n student, and gives him a whole-

HY-

Mp doing il-

somc viewpoint.

|n collelie g0; accustomed work to college

n; take what they can got. Most ‘Cimk green’? 1'1!’ flll kllldfl lli II ,.,,|1.-,;v-1 have omploytnetit bureaus Very Blllflll 11111011111. 0f water and do “Jma, "n1 students in [ouch with not conk them too long. Ten min-

tbosu who have work to give.

'l‘bo boys mow lawns, collect laun- dry 11-1111 furnaces, shovel snow, uash windows, run clothing agen- ‘lips, and do housework. (iirlsrscw, m... roi- children, do kitchen work, tnlor, Willl on table at student eat- jug plant's, do typcwritlng, or cleri. Boys also 1lo kitchen wgfk. washing dishes and waiting Rarely are collcgg stu- drills fitted for any special line oi’ work and all have to take odd jabs. '|‘i11~ older students initially get the

cal work.

on iabiv.

best jobs and now students have ‘__‘—<*>‘—— _ l 1d iaki- what ts left. The work re- T . l _ ' f3 111111-1-11 for board and room in homes l

is 11<ally four hours a day. Wages r a s Indlgestlon -

aivi-rago about. 110 ceilts an hour. 0111- fortunatc thing about work- p”; 11111.13; way through college, it any difference in 1inws social standing in tho college.

rarhly nutltos Sumo of lhe nio-l respected nu tho tiampus

8, 1926

:'..l_'

Working One’: Wly in Coiled»

towns, the residents to giving much students. “my is not always to the liking of lbs students, but they are willing

bunt fllullllnlg and stand tho digestive system 11s to and popular peopiujlruili. it like a are those who are it until

mn-hiug their way by Inauual iab- irritating ill".

The Refrigerator

1e to chfld them ilillllil. 091101111051] llfi‘,

‘MKIC 'l‘\'.'() WOMAN READEIL.

.\ largo refrigerator costs more 1., the first place, b11t is more econ- "a-l to opcraic, as the lCe chum- la-rbol1ls 111111-11 ice. 11f iw- will kccp the int; box oulfitilfhisslmilate cuoiugb Illlll llllf 10c Will llfll 11111 l 11° T1111! l the needs ol‘ the blood. Remember, i.-. 11.\'li‘11Vl1K€lfll to let the ' innit down to a small piece. nails not‘ tho refrigerator then b rofnedcss colvl and it fillies llllwll

A large chunk l

box to run

HLOBENCI-Jmnnrcrcnoars

The

ByAJohn Jamel Bidey, M.A., o Pastor of the Central Bedeque Baptist Church.

'~’4 epoch-making times. Dowllllfl- lt is frequent openings of she door which melts the ice as it lets the cold air out and the wa-rm air in. To reduce the num- ber of times yflll open the ice-box saves ice. Of course one should "B"? Dill warm food into the ice- box. Wait until it it thoroughly cold flpst.

The ice-box. as a piece o; gums. lure. is hound to be a trifle colder than the air in the room and 1t therefore condenses-the moisture which Jouches ll. becoming slight. ly damp On the surface. If this continues, the wood will swell and warp and crack the walls. T0 prevent this. revarnish or paint the ice-box once a year. Paint or var- nish will fill the pores of the wood and prevent harm to it.

ujoridfis history. lug of this history, every phase o

these various agencies, the work 0

cenble.

of Canada.

Chard and Beet Greene.

utcs of boiling is enough. 'l‘hcy may l be flavored with bacon tiripplngs,‘ or other fat. Garnish with hard llfilllrd 11211-8‘, or grated cheese. Cat-j sup over greens makes 1:1 pleasing variety,

Smiles

"An1i a woman "Tell us of Pain". Anti he sold, “Your pain is the breaking 0f the shell that encloses your understanding." ‘

fliloke. saying.

/’

Errors About This Trouble

into‘ 1 - Which People Fall. 1 '

John James Sidey, M.A., D.D., Author of tho Pageant "The Ovcrconiers."

Many people so far misunder~

lmachlnc; neglecting '. "Lil , then ‘ _ “it ‘liflltlkjvflllilhifgfillllyhy the United lChurvh, comprising tin- uw up ‘)"rgu.civu8' T)“, Sgomacnithrce great bodies. Presbyterian. Hump, ha“, at a" “ma,” but a Methodist 11nd Congrcgailoiiai,nnvi ‘flung, m: [he prom,“ or digesuuu [lulled on the Silliif! basis of doc- m .1 U1 rwuves conrtrino and (Jhurcb (lOVBPIIlIIPIIL w '?"'“’ m p“ b‘ ’ as lilgbtlv or wrongly, the “liaptisl “WHY taken‘ are seldom necessary(lfillfllllliillllilll has not joint-d ibis ‘mfl, one” harmful’ merger. Many Baptists look with 1° “wleguurd your ‘Hgesuon the strong favor upon the 111111111, alarg- diet must be controlled. Uver-eat-l

or number. however, do not consid- mg l3 always ‘harmmll but ‘me Inufltlfli‘ it wise for their particular work. mo“ 1° "11P1"Y|wna1 the next dccatle will do along

‘e l0 l-‘ill T111118 0t l-llB Dolly 11110 flllllnpt t0 change vcry rapidly those "‘ fuel for its energy. Hence when thonnyq

blood becomes weak and falls w 'i‘l1'1: diaptist Church

I has always

Plmllm“ do its work, iudigt-stitm arises.‘maintainmi the l|11lopeud11nce of ,ll’;fl“,'l‘l11-rcforc tho sure remedy for iu- tho local (Yhuri-h. 'l‘bc very earli- . h.

large 0111,- kcpt full of ice. moans that one should have a fresh . , . , l _ sepumm dmnocraciefl’ “mom any supply of ice daily, but a veryin you surf“ 1mm ‘my form of n

small piece will d0.

lmgesum, is m bum] up the 1,1004], cst ilaptist Churches were little

digestion choose your diet carefully connection whatsoever with other

. . . , _ - hu ches of the same faith and prac- The ‘cehoxm, Whmh open "om and take wholesome morumshment-c l‘

~11, ii’ ofln wants

b1: old fashioned With | today.

arm \vii 1.1111 onci

sotlil lli ll.

1pc top arc more economical with Above "'1' ivenuons ‘Vere mgnnmup the growth 11 4l11111ll91‘ box- wtiflglulzfyuzgii; Iguqcozgseen ztluailpf the last eighty or ninety years. ':'-~l.,"t is " '1,

HL;,,::‘|,,n-(;v:o thc influence of the new blood sup-find

the seamless refrigerator Dflnd ziaturally. your ililllel-llfi 1111a p ]_q m, lqnggr ugceggary prove and -yut1r food flPllld ilin loo-box or oven to use Kllfiil- 5'0 llvtllll l0 washing it, moreldigestion by starting to '1 month, at least. When :1 drop or food spills in tho i('1.- box. it should immodltittely be wiped 11p with a trlcan 1'lf)ih and cold water. ‘llv- lvo lmx should occasionally box-hu- C0,, lirockville, Ont. wished with cold water with bak- ' ’l‘i1is will keep it

ma“ building up your flees. Later, Associations and Con--

with many iluptists today. thI-sc are lUUl-(Gll 11111111 with some

ply your digestive system will res- dismwn in tho curly days of ti11- nine euili century. s11|111.-\vl1_1'i'11 about Ymlr lhc year i805, a liitlc ‘oup of p110- mlifi Dr- pic holding liapiisi. views chino to tl’riut:c Edward island. and settled

will do you U, improve

Williams’ l'lnk Pills now.

YOU 01111 i401 llli-‘Sb’ lllllfi [T9111 5'01"‘ iu tht- vicinity 111' ihu limb-duos. Bo- druggist or by mail at 50 cents u fore that pcritid. ii11-r1- bad been if box from Tho lJr. Williams‘ Medi- scattorml tow who held these views

i11-rn and there, ‘but about this fiatv tht-rc \\'1-rc enough Hlllllflfl in Bed-

u1|111- Lo form a small organization. - W; am] pl-pypnt mold. The Walls - 7 ‘Fhis would hardly be ('illli‘(l n uhonhl bu kopi dry. by wiping wlnUPOPtO S church. as ll11- uutuiu-rs \\'11r1-, ie-w. n ,|,-y ‘Ihnh |r 11".’, ind-OH“. ipmupl S C 11in), 11||1nii'li l.1~l1iv l1-1i111-iousl_v i1 Wash ih1- dtalu plpu wiih a brush l 0 these 1111-111-1, I11 uialu- possible quill- Iliill a strong’ solution o1‘ baiting‘ wa nps V a visor (slain-l \\'111'l1 111111111411

<1

ill

.. . . ' ' by com-l produced 0n swunrn land 110w ly- lll-ldalld“. plane capable of carrying 50 s0l- '1 "(m)" t" SM" a “mm 11 \\lll need, and do not be constantly l11i§ b51131" Bell 1°"! l" P0110 Rlvfl-llllv lllll" (‘4111-‘111 l'11¢'"l1'1f1l llllillllilllj iéllllflll. 111111 ll"! llllllllllllil “'11s Um“ fliers and tlhelr equipment. fill/lag WM] m‘ order m “use his I i" it“ “"3”? "i. “’.'."""."".;i" 1.11 ?:.""".".;2.":.':::.."".::&:'"..i.';::"".21 ;';'::::i...i.".“"astral. ..¥Y..'l'.3;’.i‘.Eili 1- 1-1-1 - “" 1 or milk. Dish out tic mlk or scovere y r. . , ensun; '11 11- . . ' 1 g v . - 1 vented by a New york s, v m n _ I v _ f l butler you will need to get the curator of tho New York Bfllillllflfll1lll‘li"-{lll)()ll'lllgl])l‘iIVl;ll'(‘,)lli%TF0]? filo -:1n olfteu ri-elzilizcil somtetlhlnigipflthc to c“, bushes om of theuvguy ‘(In D11 llPlVBn l-lfllwebll T9119 l11 Vine ‘m 11111111111111 pat the rest buck quickly (Jordon. vWlIO recently completrdlllvdy (u iwsc tnys . (‘W nr a-rorrs wr on u <1 “In 111 1 11»'-'- paths if effective enough to cut ‘than. n Wm keep copy ' 4m egologlgu] survey of the lgIp|)(],l1ll0l\Vl‘i:ll i180‘ and i800,‘ 1\.l)., vari- .or within its walls, Many being down com stalks or sugar mum svlillllllle [Vllltifl fililtllcizllll‘? Vellfigiz-illo“ lit-lure opening tho ice box to Dr. Gleason said that this potcn- 111111 K111111111 0i Ullllcll 01111111111 i111)" 1011111. ylll llillllllielll- . Plans are being made to make 1 my us“ w’ app

W, run,‘ “way an” a meal. gather [m] “Tam, would new] u flyglg)" filists bud b11011 tirlven from tin-h _ "l his Celebration. rccnrtis mu; “OHM,” ‘high. MM “menu. cover fwWler form. "r '1" g" "r v 111i". icing sure that you have them age anf po u e1 ou 1a n it!" _- ‘ if H m _ I - -‘ "try. produce valuable crops h lrrl- ‘ ’ " ‘ ' all conveniently near, then open and other no“. "S81E55 “ma; Uwdli-iiicv- lulhHllil island. ilh- P111111; ~11 to the prouvhiug of the (.osp1-i. y

i111

2111’

11in.

Wlu-ncvci- the doors to the re- ll‘li'1~l‘ill\ll' 111v‘ 1ip1,-u1.-1l_ they s-holtltl lb- viwd-d again as quickly as poss- IWhcu gelling a meal, lukc 11111 af one limo all the things you

11-.

- door and clap them all in hast- {andlxglose the door as soon as

1 illllllill NUT Ill]

1i

110W In care for my friends u l um

S: 115$: "-1! meal , D. Romomun,

Nervous and 11011103111, Onc- ' teens!!! wn, and always

Ind

St Ch rled thre

HQEEWIJRK

y Woman Suffered until Relieved ll by Taking Lydia I. Pinklmn’:

Vegetable Compound

t this? else I uVQ-I tried.

my flmily.

0o. Beilcchuse,

A friend

‘llike nnoth wornnnfi-lfrsl’. F! ado vcfloqfluliltnn, s p“; . Y .

. advised '-"'¥.L_vdia E. Pinkham’: Vegetable

"lilollnd, and I have and un very much

cries, Quebec. -"l was mar- e esrs and had no children. Iwns always tron- bled with

able to do my housework and I recommend it sure they will

mew taken it; for

"Y. t.

m fifty miles wide d: any rlece- This

along the north shore, the south shore was found similar to the dee- erts of Arizona and Mexico. Scrub- by thickets, plants were found along the south that faith, until in 1826. the North shore, Among them which climb trees.

tired d Hts. I It $.11? 1:15p. was uilvalgspedlow ltiillnptom was do w!) lor sev-

out ll11- with-taunts, 11nd i-vcutuali)

Much Cane Land

'm111l(- tiossiblt! the forming o1‘ u church. Now York, Aug. 27~—Sugar franc; ‘I'm-so yu-oplo Pflllli! from New

worth lllllllUllS of dollars could be'llr1tus\\'lck, and were led by 11411111 About the sumo time

drainage might bu carried out wlthpf Paris“ in i703, having made the windmills because of the cunstunfmllnil "l '31- -l"“"- f1" Wllllli‘ Ell “,|m|_q_ ward island was thou rallied, fol one: was Dry Land ,11\'cr fiirliish 'l‘1-rrllory- many oftht Dr‘ (Henson-s eculoglcul snrvoyn1-1iltiilisis when t-otup1-ll1-tl to leavi contluciud in cooperation with tl1c'N"“' “Wk “ml """"' S"‘l"“'“""l'~'l" "NM," guve,.n,,,,,m.constituted H“, and found iuiuu-s 11111111 it, win-n flx:qt‘t|nnlplcr“ “My at the mam they flt-toriuiued lo so build ih1-i1 n“; and poqsliflutlos of Porto Rum future lilllltlll, that liritish interests i“ M“) Believes that m“ sunken would always be mmsorvr-d. ‘and cube sloped down the ocean 1 Among those groups three names “Maome prehistoric “ma... he asfistnnti out vet.» l/romineiitlyin con Bartel] u“ was dry land sloping nection with the founding of the I - 1 the "h Show M°ng1 rltish denomination. Tbcsenaiues ‘own ° hm t‘ Id or are Schurmau. ilnguall and Rob- thM north is me “b 52;“ r] geandblus. The families thus designated. flylélhglmcsogrlfg “sf tylmee gglduany-huve played a conspicuous part 1111-0111-1111 11110 1011- 21°.‘ 1°..'1."w'.'.'.l."'i..' ‘ili.i'°.‘l;’v'.’i§ii3.‘i.' 1'} "Then the land began to sink. U“, “mum the ridge of rock was brought dowfll Wiiilnm Sohurmun 0111110 to Bed- l" the levilnllli‘ éh°nw:;l"'a':nfi a]: eque about 1885. The Ilagnnlls waves po 1 n ‘

came 11 little later. ‘Some years lllouaandi‘ "l 3'9"“ flmmy brake nftcr settling in

nnil. isnnc Bradshaw. sided by those new allies, soon organized n flourishing local society, and eag- my awaited the arrival of a Bap- 1101 111°"! m" tint preacher. uMflflliWllllfi the two other dcunm- Willi Blilrlbeii l0 U19 Vllflfllllm l" lnntlons, the Pres-hytorlnn and thr rainfail, which averages sixty l" Methodist. by their adherents, had elshty inches annually on the 110F111 sown tho seed of their work. r111- Bllfl only llllll lllll! lllllcll Bolllll- ‘Prcsbyterlnns, somewhere about lwhlio the swamp is prevalent 11.00. llfld a visit from their m1 itinerant preacher, Rev. James Mc- Gregor. Off and on until 1826- preachers visited them, and mem- cactus and century hers held together a little hand of

Great differences in the plant life on the north and south sides of the island were discovered, ai- though the island is

vbeinz 0B1!“ Bedeque ‘Presbyterian Church was organized and the building opened

The Paio do Polio, or "Wood oi’ for worship-

Chicken." scientific notice.

largo buttress roots but» the base often attain a circumfer- l feel ence of a hundred feet. from which rises a. trunk about n foot in dia- 9 meter and fifty or sixty feet hIKlI-lllfl "l1"?!-

Imm m 1

also received mum About mo. 1111-. Methodists hsda Shooting put great Revival. and as n result a few the trunks ntvyears later the Centrevliis Method

was not on the silo of the present recs structure. but further down towards

The inst few years have beer History hm been made more rapidly since 1914 than at any other period 0f thi Towards the malt

Community Life has contributed and not the least important amour

the different churches is very not i The last three years have seer

mighty changes in the Church Lift it has been the oppor

tunity of the Corporation Principle as applied to denominational polity and out of ii. has

emerged lllf

.o. i

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

One Hundredth Anniversary of the Activities of the B aptist Denomina- l ,4 tion on Prince Edward Island w °'

l

it is a peculiar situation that we he Presbyterian: were

bus find. he first to commence work, and 40 he Baptists were the second. The irst church buildings of these two balls at home with n new mould. ‘cspective denominations in Bed-

-que were not ‘built until 1826. nine is leurs after the Methodist church ducer. van opened. which took place about

The’ first -ome to the help of this struggli and of pioneers, fharles Tupper.

Baptist preacher

WES

had reached

but

pastoral responsibilities.

uterests

1B.

ill ifrcek and Kingston. l aquo, practically all the churchesier ‘mglmges’ 1n the island received their impel-l

i-‘rom North River sprang up the I 1 ow- Rd-r- 10-11%”;53.350ilii“f.'.iiifi.i'iiii.'livé"lfii

Previous to this, Uexander Crawford, a graduate of he Haldane Missionary Seminary, Gdinborough, sland, and with marked success lad founded churches in the Eust- duction of petroleum“ bu ~rn portion of the island. The work 30v ~omv-

the

From Bed

cream can t0 unviform size.

D81

the Rev. feiectrification of 300 miles oftruni: lllle railways.

‘ by Isaac Bradshaw and we“; ‘allowed by Rev. Charles Tapper, iiflered slightly from the work of g1- ilexander Crawford. iresent era there is very little dif erence between the two bodies of iaptlsts. The Bedeque Church was proper- y organized in 1826, by fRev. The- idore Seth Harding, and thus is the‘ "other Church of the iaptlst Churches on outer, churches were organized ui, \lorlh River, -by Rev. Samuel Mc-i :;.‘"liiif”ai‘.‘.l'l.'l.'ll.f.".il'.i"ii’i.iilli.l‘tfi,,"°r- “ "cw 111111111 ""16"" "l" oastorntcs, began to take definite‘

in the c

,' 1

Associated out the island. ‘Wt;

p , o l

entire potato intq places for French frying with one motion; 1

;‘ countries, ted States, Germany, il-‘rance.

9§***¢ v¢%0-O

l Sientific acts i

1

xxx ‘ALLA

v v vvvvv-vv

uzwza-r, uo-rza on aclmo:

No point in Cuba. is more than miles distant from the sea. Golf players can repair battered

The Mexican district of Pachuca the world's greatest silver pro-

Wiah a new implement bulk ice be served in slices of

Sweden recently completed the

A new household utensil cull lb

Argentina is increasfll its pro- ’ ti: from ernment and privately owned

italy has more than 1600 kilomet- 8 of electric transmission lines “Trying current at a tension of 00.000 or more volts. The largest leaf-her producing in order, are the Ulri- Enginnd and

An English inventor has brought a bicycle saddle with leaf

figs mounted on the cantilever rinciple. itcsettiblluig

a steam clothing

ron shirts at a speed of almost

11c a minute. The l-Iiifiilliflflzr Parliament nam-

Ai-‘Cflrdlflg to u recent estimate 65

‘Directly in connection wturp" “em at the power now used m’ Bedenne were organlzed:--

Tryon.

Summersitle, Zane Wolf. Alberton, Alma, Knots-i ‘ord, lSpringfleid, Belmont and

the

Valley. Rustico.

location.

Most

Since their organization some of hese churches have ceased to func-l tlon, and others have changed their t I oi’ the charges. m‘ w '0

following churches’ Cavendish“

Tyne

S

ti w

l]

1nd stronger combinations, and the

spiritual work oi’. the denomination

dowcvcr, have rcstillotl in larger!

still goes on.

tho First Church in i82iiz~

lSiilir-itev. i842» Rev. i846

i859

Charles ‘Popper. , Alexander .Mn.cDonnld.

.—Rev. Benjamin Scott. Rev. John Shaw. Rev.

liSfi-L-Iiev. Malcolm Ross.

tilenjnmin Bouiter.

—Rev. William Dobson.

IBGZL-Rev. Maynard Freeman. 1869.—Dr. J. 1B. MacDonald

if time.

Tho

‘litltlcque. William U19 111i" l" 171° "ck “"1 let the St-hurman joined tho little groupof mce. 0091111 ll11'°11El1-" Baptists, and as also did Mr. Bag- this: Plant Life Differ:

lst Church was erected. This church and w

under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, that halcthudad the Bed-

"livmf YQFWflAWI

1874.—Rev.

l879.»Rev.

lXSL-Rev. 5

lbiili

1'8il2.-—ll1-,v. ISlH.—ROV. lli03.—-Rev. 1000.~Rev. 1009.——Rev. i0i2.—Rev. 19i5.~Rev. Milli-Rev. i021 Rev l02o.-—Rev.

Alfred Cbipmnn. E. H. Archibald. A. H. Lavere

. l. J. Skinner.

. Joseph 1Culilll. ll. H. Bentley. W. H. Warren E. i’. Calder.

Whltmorc.

W. B. Crowell.

R. O. Morse.

E. P. Calder.

Britain.

. Norman Whitman. 'Dr. John J. Sidey (pre-

sent minister.)

'1 is hard ioriod enrbrarus. ginal imimbors arc alive, all hav- ug passml over to see their Jami.‘ 211-11 to fat-P. Ills pcrloii.

diangml.

record of the Church ‘icen worthy of n scroll of ‘Fume nf the Crimson Cross. still worthy of n place in tho 11n- inis of the -Ch {or day and non and women have gone forth to ive consecrated lives “hrist. and thus the Church has iustified her organization and exist- The prayer of the people is "Lord send out more men and women into the world from ~1iliice to live iosus’ sake." One name stands nore prominently than any other. imong those early pioneers planted the Gospel in all its nsss on this fair is almost forgotten, only a few know The