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L°_"d %i5Uii» like the Duke of liiiiiiaiitiiy-after' »\'ictory lit* the '

\Velling , was the ln-ro of many 'battles #id victor in tht-in all_ Un- like in ’i\_1liiiy respects, they were alike int-heir licroic spirit, inthe

gift of leadersliip of armed forces, inay llis liltissiiig alight on in their devotion to king and cotin my eiideavors for .st-r\'iii§g`iny i "Yi ihfil' t`0llli<lctice in the great-I country l`aithfullv. 'l`o lliin l iiesfi “iid iii-*`iii`C‘ ‘ii lill‘ <`1\ll>`»¢¥ for resigii iiiyst-li' :uid the jtist “'i1i"ii iii“)' iiiiiléiii iiiiii iii ii\‘~'ii‘ cause which is intrusted lo me strong sense of duty. \\"cllingtoii in fo (inf,-,,.|_ _.\mc,,_ /\m,.,,_

his military orders and despatclies ,»\m¢~,,_" spoke iiev" Ui l»§i0i`Y iiiii Uficii Ui This prayer of _\'elsoii, reverent, iiiii}'~ Ami -\ii'iS0ii'-*` iii5i fiiililili l0`trustfnl lniinanc, along \vitli the his fleet on the morning of 'l`rafal- sigiial, “liiiglaiitl expects every gm' W35 3" ‘~`i0‘lii@iii »`i‘»‘iiiiii0ii>` Ullman to do his duty" which was nn- diiil' iiiiii “'35 ii°i’i.\' 0ii'~'Y€¢.i~ furled as he returned to the deck,

Neisonis iiiiii iiiiii greatest 593' have been \\'atch\vords and inspir-

iigiii “"9-S ioiigiii iii iii” iiiofiiiiig ation to tliousanils in the fleet and

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predoiiiiiiaiit feature in, the llritisli fleet. For iiiyst-ll' in- dividually lcoinniit my life to lliin that 4 inadc` mei; and

oi Ocioiiei' -’i*i» i805- ~\iiili0ii’0ii`-‘ the nation fliiriiitgithe century past`"liiiow il' shi- is saved ” 'i‘licrt- is no

i’iiiei“i_5iai'_‘_"ii-‘i iiicii iii iii” ii5i`°ii‘i‘ and well licfit thi- inomentous days mit'_H’S_m'i“ar-V i5"ii“i"7 giiiiii ii-‘i` in which we no-.i live. \\/hen was iiiifiistrauvc t_‘ii'*"ii~" i"i‘i_ iiiiiii if'ii` the call to trust in (iod and do our biiifiii hiidigained ii" iii"i_iiie im' duty ever more imperative than in

perm! throtnfi Of_ France iii |804' the present stiprt-inc crisis? Ile had be`iind him vast armies and N,_l_\_(m |m“_ MS _lim as did great fleets. llis dream was of hundred; of bmw _m_ T _

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world empire, to lic supreme onigur day for _l _,l_c_n cm§_ _id th land and sea. He trusted in his star vidorv 'which ‘:`(',_)H(‘)wc;1 fail t` to give him victorv over the British cr t- '- - V ` iircd `

and icoiiquest of thc llritish Isles, llilliilillilfliiiiifi' I iw iliitm of 'mm' OF thiS glorious :iniii\'t~rs:i\',\' inail_\` `.l.r0ii>0 ~i\ilim‘m.“ S . sm .iimwn will lmh_i0m_all\' _:md n_VL_rcm`\_Isctuitil »ritain :i_t;aiii.=.tnivasioii and recall some scenes and incidents oil' gmc to har. I]-_ml unrivalled 5“i)` that mem-Mable October morning’ ileinacy of the ocean which has U3 WMS ago* The dav brO,f\_L_ Fmc, since been rnznntaincd, unenteebled and clear ; an iiicreasiii;-5 breeze was i (mil l“_i.t£il_inlSllCd' _ It made Possible blowing and a long swell rolled in gh? Blmsll hmiiire of today and

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a city would he more like hell upon' A very pretty ,ndn-‘age was

Cadiz llay. .»\t tlawn the enemy ap-| _I _ 1 _ _ _ peared iii order of battle and .i>“\‘ib.t ‘md lo-‘nl D0_mu.m‘mS Owl-Se.u5l they Came forth dw rising Sun which ‘arc now girdiiig her with( shone upon their white sails ztiitllftfelngti "i ‘hc limi' ‘ii "“l’i'~`iii°i frowning, liroatlsitles. 'l`liese were' pl 'i _ ` V the combined fleets of liraiice and _ f‘i_ fi i~far_ ‘i‘i-‘ “'ii~` iii°iii“iiiUii~" Spain, Superior in number of in Lritish liistory and was no less Ships and weight of guns and .lcd nioinentotis to tnc “ world' and to by a brave and skilful coniniander, imma" _illicit-"~ _"\i \i\'iiici'i0ii' \,mmcm_c' says .\llison, \\'c fought for vic-

Ol success for he kneiv his iiiciriiiiifl iii ii`iiiiii5~'*`g _-'\ii<i iii iii° and his h_hil)_`_ and ,hc ju5.U,C_`_ uf prcsciit _<ii|ircine_ crisis we liavc`a_‘ his cause, but he was not witliont a §i`i`iii i"°ii~“*’ii ii* ‘ii iiic ‘iii.\'~* _Ui i\ii' premonilion that me day Q,” U-iu_ poleonhi devouily thank (iodi for mph might be his lust. on cm-i],_ the llritish flcct. Under His hand “fc get a gnmpsc of his mmm] ap it has been the one great instru-

\,CImn “_(_h_Umcd ,hc I,),,g._ tory: at 'l`raf`algar for existcnce.`,`. ~ Sought opportunity for battle tliu.~‘. \\iii_'~`ii°" “'ii-" i’iii iiic _i`i'0“'ii'_ii§ y g.m.,,,l]y UffL.,.Cd.'|,L, WM mm~,,|,.,,._ cvcnt of a stor_\' that had its liegni- i J

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church men -and malty ol' them leudiinxi _NlCl..€llZil\ Cl?iLlgl'li`€I` Of li/.l.l'S AZt'Ch-5

(`.lii'ist'lans. (`lii‘istianity is ii great, l'i~_ ibatig It/icltgicglliln bicmne united] S ,,._,,,0,, to ,.05 6,., _ _in e in y_ nos o mairimony _D ____,.___:_i),_ .gi to Mr \\`iliiam S, Mc Ihnald son ‘ of John N. l\/lf-Donald ot Clcr-i » mont, The happy-young bride

» ‘looked very pretty in a handsongei

,dress of white duchess satin* _ trimmed with _pearl beading: _She lwore the conventional veil and a wreath of orange blossoms iand carried a, beautiful bcquet of

~ _ “ ii-'i 'lcarnations and maiden _ hair fern Shejwasi attended by t

' ‘Miss Lillian \-atcher who was '-

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On Oct.. l lth, al`lci' a short. illiicss

of' pncunionin tlicrc passed to.tlic i.ii'cat. beyond .\li~. lioy (lainpbcll at thc. early age of 25 years, ;\lr. (Iainbcll was a son of' \lr. I). D. Campbell, Post. .\lastc,r o|` O’l.cai'_\', and for a nunihci' of years was coiiiicctctl with thc Bank of' Nova Scotia aftcrwards cnlcring lnisincss foi'.lLiJiisclf` aft Allicrton. Ile. took an activc part in all niattcrs pcr- laiiiing to thc atlvaiiccmcnt of the place, as wcll as licing it pi'oniincnt. iiieiiilici' in thc \Iasonic tlrtlcrnndci' tvhich lic was laid to ri-st. hy his

Under and by virtue of the Powers vested in the Pro-

hioition Commission, any Physician living more than five miles from a Vendor may on application to the Secretary of the Commission be appointed a vendor during the pleasure of the commission. Clergyman in charge of a con- gregation shall for the time being be permitted to issue _prescriptions on vendors for the use ot liquors for their parishioners, and in sections not already provided for tem- porary vendors will, oii their recommendation be appointed. ‘These regulations are to meet emergencies arising from ‘the p resent epidemic and shalt be in force during the pleas ure of the commission only. `

l HENRY SMITH, _ _ , Secretary of the Prohibition Commi_si0n. ` Dated at Charlottetown, .

`attlredii'1-wlitte crlt-ape georgette `

over pink. The br' csmaid also

liroihci' Al ason s in Woonilicldl this 17th day of October, 1918, i` '

' llis hotly was talicn to his hoine

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mude ag “.0 rmd the Story _;\\| me ment winch has made possible the _

(“.sp0Sm-0” .Mr |,;m|L. had in-,_-n wiiiniiig of thc war and the sal- made' thc Signal my -~y|;,|“. _<,,i1;mf| yation of linm:iii lilicrty. _lliit for ]mr§n,_,y» and with his ¢“_-0 ]i,~|¢5 0_f its existeiicc, its noble tr.'iditions,its b meh' i 5 -iftl to -the illustrious deeds and inemornlilt

Il. Q IPS l1l0V fig W y . A

attack under full sail he retired to UIIIUCS ill iiic till-*Y fiiiii iiS gffiii his cabin and there wrote and leit 1ll`iliL‘\'L’il\€lllS iii \l\”0f‘-’Cfillg` 0li_i' on record his devout P,-uycr for shores, in transportin_g armesanuni- victory. Thus he wrote: _ tions and food supplies during the.

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_.“May the great (iod whom I"wor'sl1lp, grant to my coun-

try and for the benefit ofliur-

ope in general, :i great “Wi glorious victory, and may no misconduct tarnish it; may

present struggle. the war must have been lost and it would now bc with us a fight for existence. Let us again on this Trafalgar anni- versary render heartfelt thanks to

the Almighty for the British fleet.

` Vi/CSC aiiii ii‘° ll/“Si icsliccis mid The writer quoted above, for in~

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é “WI'l.\"l` I5 \'i>'|` (`i\N./YDI/\I\" __ ~

“A writer in “'l`he Stat;-smaii," 'l`hc \\"cst is cosmopolitan in the

seeks to discover Canadian nation- coinposition of the people, but it is ' ality, a “temperamental national- Canatlian, thoroughly and strongly .

ity, typically and essentially Call- (.`anadian, in cliaracter. adian.” He essays to find it in the Czmadians horn in the \Vest, or in back townships of Ontario, Que- Ontario, Quebec, .\ie\v Brunswick, bcc, New Brunswick and Prince Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Is- Edward Island. "The West is ii0i land outnumber by far any other Caliildifiili" lie ‘i0gmHii5¢S- “ii i5 single class of the population of thc An1erican-broiidly, Simply. bifil- West. They are broadened and gain iiiiiiY» but P0l1i'f55.iV@i)' Aiiicficaii-ii wisdom by daily Contact with the What I10flFi€ii5R.iS-il1iS? Une migili people from other lands, but with Weil 35k iiie iliiiiiiil’ Oi ~*ii1iC5iii‘i‘i‘ the breadth of vision and keenness

' ship that would endeavor to cleave of judgment so gained they Sgtzbc-

from the rest of Canada 'all thc yond doubt or question the Stand. territory west of the Great Lakes, ‘ ards of character in the Vt/est mid i0 53% "TNS iS 110i CI\il21di€1l\~" liar too many persons in Eastern

Tim West is “Oi liaiociiiiiii ii is Canada dismiss the \/Vest with thc

true.The tfaiiadiaiiisin of thc' check- yiféicss judgment' i-Qh’ the “fest fi' Kaiiie iiioiiiiii iii” iiciiiei' iiiitiie is more Aincriczin than Canadiaii.” Viiiiige Store <i0°5-“Oi aliliéaiigicifi' lt isn’t anything of thc kind. It ly to it. But Canadian the West is, merely Sets 3 high standard of With 3 iJi'03d“¢55 and ii' Visio” iiiiii Canatliaiiisiii for the whole Domini- S0l“¢ Eaiiiefii Ciiiiiidii Commiinmes on to follow. Itis stronglypatriotic, Wmiifi d° Weii i° envy and i° emu' ibut not in the least parochial-4 iimf- _ _ _ while _sonic seem to seek patriotism

Ti1¢i'C ‘im iiiaiil' Aiiiciicaiis iii the in parochialisni, and it isn’t there.

iiiKiiiY regards this Ciaiisii/lf ‘.semcrs` stance, remarks, “I tcll you the Tim Wesi 5°” ‘he United smics United Farniers’.movement is one Wiiii eyes iiecirom imiindicc’ find' of the most national,most Canadian ing much to admire and some things th-ings id. Canada todéyyi To be sure to criticise. But there are also many. ?t is' and in its present form it 0,._ Eiigiiiih iii iiie W°5i' “iid iginated in the West and had for is "0 m°i"i America" iii” itil ,E"g° its object the replacing by co- iiSii» S¢°i°i‘»°f ii`i5i"_°i` R“5s‘a“'°' operation of parochialism and the Riiiiieiiianv °i" Ui"i""‘“"’ °ffS°im; development of the' higher Patriot-

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\VlilAT GIRLS SIIOULI) KNOW

('l‘o tho Editor of the \’Vltness) Sir,-Ev:-ry girl was made to 'lovc a

mail. It. is not her only reasoii for lic- Ing-nut indeed the chief reasioii--liut

it is one large part of hei' llfc‘s pru- grain which she generally siicct-cds in li0iIll-l. and doing well. Ilut the object 0l`_lier devotion is not'alwz1ys worthy. The examination of men for the Arniy has revealed that so large it percent- age of men are suffering' from veneral diseases in more or less degree that girls should claim. the right to know whether a man is safe to marry bc~ fore engagements. It ls only false prudlshness and insane sensitivenessi that prevents womanliood from de- manding her rights ln this all import- ant matter.

Everyone knows that veneriil dis-

eases are sometimes inherited and

sometimes quite innocently contracted and the afllictlon does not necessarily imply moral leprosy. But the physical leprosy is t/here all the same threaten- ing the' health of the wife and child- ren to be. Every ni-an should be ex-

amined by the State every year and listed for any contagious disease or other-wise ‘noxious disease, and enli-

jected to -ttreatment. And -any man before asking it girl to marry hini should under dire penalty. be reqiiiveil by law to sn-bmlt himself to medical examination, the .result of which ' to be shown ‘to the girls' parents or guardians-'not li’ htiblenses. or lfifhey

have the t`emer'ity_)`l£L ask, but by the requirement and visw of the land- and that until he can show a clean bill in this regard he' shall he pro- vented from marrying. -Should not

_ wore a veil and c rried _a showers gbaquet of pink and white sweet I

peas( Tip; vi'e_d_d_i_n,g_march was _ beautifu lv rendered by Miss .Monica McLellan: ‘During the nuptial Mass somevery nice and and appropriate hymns were _sung by a few girl friends. The groom was ably supportedby Mr Major McNeii.'Aiter the marriage .ceremony the bridat partygdrove , to the home of the bride where a very delicious breakfast was awaiting them. A--number of this neighbours and friends of both | bride and groom were the invited _guests to .break fast.. Alter the fmany good‘thii~gs were enjoyed by all present Nlr and Mrs_Mc- Dona‘d accompanied by their es- teemed attendants were driven . in Mr W: Warrenis auto to_Ch_ar- lottetown to attend the Exhibition - l`he bride wore t,ravelli_nii suit of blue serge _an§;a`black“sealette plush coat, which looked very harmonizing with a most _attract- ive hat of black and white silk plush. The bridesmaid wore a travelling suitfof burgandy serge with hat to match. Mr and Mrs McDonald will reside in Clermont Lot 19 on Mr McDonald’s modern- and beautiful farm home. _Both .bride andgroom are exceedingly popular with .all their acquaint- ‘ , aencelThe bride was formerlythe ,esteemedand capable teacher of Indian River -echool. Mr Mc- Donald is one of the most pros- _ perous farmers on Prince Edward island. 'I`heir-many .friends wish, 'hem a long and prosperous? wedded.lite. »

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Sal.ti`i'tlu_v morning at'_(l`Lcai'_v l'roin i A V _ _ _ ' wlicncc t.lie fuiincrallscrviccs was i ' ‘ """"""’- Ctiiitliietctl by thc llcv. llolicrt

i\liiri'ay on Sunday a|`tcrnooii.l il`l`1cro is lc|`t to nionrii besides his - l"ntlici‘ and .\lotlici' f`oiir .sistci‘s' _

mg;-n,.|\. M,-_,_ |,_ |~;_ 313(-_/\,,|-yy, lti,-_t-_ of a inan’s drooping out and leaving his family cpcnniless, is heard (Ly,-il `|,9u|-ti and Miss Birdie. and nearly every day of the year, Itis always followe by the question liiita at homo also two lirothci-5 “Why on earth didn`t he have some Insuranceii" This question sdoften ]{(-n,,,~,i|, nm] 1,0,-,N-_ nt tlmm-,_ 'asked shows the position that In_siirancc has attained. ~ i

'l`lii-.late l\li-Cainpbcll cndcurcd' 'l`oSAl;l§GUAl"_lD" the Wife, the Children, the Home- carry a

liiinsclf to thi-, i~csidcnt.s ol' liotli’Policy of Insurance in the Great-West Life. f £’ii"li]`:lin‘;:;]‘_iiig3li‘;(liil/d?;;(I;;i£?lil The‘annual tleposits or payments on this Policy will. also serve to To uw “bow lm_nUml(_d- family and preatc a rilesei-liao fund for your own iroiiifort and support should you friciids siiicerc sympatliy is cfttciid-‘ we to mac I 0 age' ' cd in this tlieirday ol' soi'i'ow.` You do not have to die to win the benefits under ri Gieat-West

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population of the West

up i c ment: “The Westisnot Canadian.,

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Before putting on yq_r

new fall shoes, get ridgf your corns. ig 3

h Many ‘people lwéio havelaf ormrz- anvot ysorvfo detoi'iril)ty,'-=p'er=m=r-t- :them- selves to tolerate corns.

giig-QQRNREMEDY will `

remove"corns without dis- comfort or danger. It you have an_ annoying callous, apply this valuebloqemedy

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I j 'Piuct-:"oNL`Y.15¢ _

‘i *HE Quality Drugotsro ` Cor. Kent and Prlnos lengt; _

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Life Policy.

Oni; rates are the lowest., our diyidcnds the highest. _

l l'ull particulars furnished free on request. `

IIEAD OFFICE, Winnipeg. BRANCH OFFICE Charlottetown.

,Hyndman & C0. Ltd.

_ Managers, P. E. Island. I i V

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secure such legislation? | "fill" is-`.l'_"-K../__.-, _ _ ,_, Ui _ i ' i I . _ _ , _ , ' __ _v . A-. FULTON . , __ _ _ I _ __ __,_,__,_,__;_,,,,,,__ , i - .1 _ 1;; .

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