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wnsbinll “2’:‘.‘;`°'°"°"""'°',roeatoaa1s:s»s|sontain».ese:¢=|'rT

Oanadacallstohsrsonasnd har

daughters:

Liit high your standard ol man- -9353;

hood today.

Heninthedawnofagreat na-

tion’a morning,

Rings the clear voice ot our coun-

!»ri”s al>t>°\1.

Qlllng for heroes I1 il

est aoorning,

Do what they know and dan what pogmk me

giiilif .;E§§§§' §~ arse? .;§l§;i,s iiigélll lisgl

Egg in gi: sill 535

they reel' sibilitics of yester

da

- _ coming the realities of

Canada calls! Then let the res M m nm'

so it now we _

°°“‘° °° the temverllwsl mm im. ci. J. uoieusn, mms. msn..-i 1.. mu. Wi I v°1’U-'18 ww- 11°* Mlm IM

Une that shall honor our glorious 5*" 5°” d“°N'“¢

land;

het us be all we would pray that our sons he, , All that our hopes and traditions

demand.

Hot in the wealth of her prairles so

peerless,

Not in the output ol’ silver and

8014.

But in a people, free, righteous and

fearless, .

use har supremest of treasures un- `

told

nuisance

Puraasthe goldiutheheartofher

mountains,

ltnmg as her torrents that leap to

the sea,

In-aightasths pine iseeandclear

sa her fountains.

Honest and fearless, face--.forward

and free.

“WHAT I! THAT IN TRY HAND?"

islatlve P

(Ili. T. H. Wright)

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in

Nth. tue.

po, also, was it proved

dated leader, when sbs was

believe, as people to laen, to

as he, from what

it-lful life of freedan

a sacrificial life, to

- Peace; because, like

e loved. Ill i

\&lmassoon on the multitude un* iioningly, she used all her pow sts,allthatshehsdorhsart,sn

brain, and strength, and, like

Q, she accomplished great thin

Flhowh she did not seek tt,

achieved lasting fame; but, lffllltblleillnedtheioveodh - 100 of thousands of souls, who

keen helped by her influence, whi influence is still bearing ri-uit, a living reality,

Coming back to thoughts d o -

Dives let us each hear iihe call

capacity, in ar ourselves d -

7 We may

ollwlq." as it I

believe that

worth while. t

hand?" Inihyheart?

Haven realized

suns-

thiib

life.

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claim plain and been plea-sod to

Henry Carter, “Joint Bon

rotary of the Temperance Coun of Christian Chur¢hU" in Bti!-alll, the honor of CBI.

Henry Carter has served as a

member of the Liquor Control Board during the Great Wal. and as a member of the Raya-i Commis- sion of Licensing of 1, and is "easily" the outstanding iilure in the lmglish temfperanoe movement. Itwashlsgeniussndpassiomto- gather with that of a fellow work- u', that brought into being the 'inmperance Council of Christian Churches. which by rallying the teiuperanee .forces in all the ohurch~ eshaahroushtlntotbefieldoiieg-

enthusiast something

hlV0

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being ." IW' gotten

9.

bodyol

but

eal. No more "cranks", but command-

erslwehonor-th¢Kingt.hemq'e for that word of encouragement.

_il no longer, but serve this year as neva' before.

1” YEARS A00!

life.

Hotherswererecolnmend ‘

takeswutbefore and

children.

Alcoholio liquors were universally

regarded as neoemary for healthy

life.

Life insurance was refused on the

grcimd that total abstinence sn-

Doctars everywhere recommended

alcoholic liquors as stimulsnh and

. l¥l‘ ;.§ lil; ii iii vgég ,liz s .5 iff!

Cl!! Bollaiimimsrlils.

gi $551

Oobhleuwt. blilh.

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I NIALTM IIIVICI Ol TNI CANADIAN IIIUICAL association Ano url ntaunanca couvsnill "I CANADA

_WHY BABY CBIBS

“I want what I want when I- want

it" answers the question Why Does Baby Cry? The baby is a se1f-cen- tred individual. iuiermted solely in having his needs attended to, and in receiving the attention he de- mandl.

ALBEB.'l‘A'S WOOD

11", found a growing demand for in

"5~"”"”" "°°°“` “““"°'“° *M* °°‘”°= “°°‘ ‘; NE E-1" CO s ii

C dgd ll P I .. ..:‘:::.;1.f°:.‘:: M.. .......... .M in in cnariotimwn A. HOR . ummm 0 w hlnterlands of the British Empire

occurred on 'Ihunday evening

nine ooiook stthemiampeorhu 3°". °v°r I rather, an-. stephen amnauie. sc. “M °=h‘“'¢1v° Chrysostom. 'I‘he funeral is being °°Dd\lcted. embracing rlmmllll. \

Joseph- held this morning at nine o‘clock 1°"”’¢ h" *Nut ‘MP--m*“°°""

Street. sum- at si. .runes church, in-mont say. “"8 *M f°*“’°”‘¢- “WDW 4'9"*

mmm mm s_ chimes and tiring torpedoes. ml

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ea." sho Bay off the

All the time the vessel

of 18.000 miles over parts

i-:n son.s 'md *Sm

Incideritslly the Air

Ubltfllld,

UC)

E été? .nf it

_ _ her engines were controlled by wire

less from the parent vessel, often

pallhesrsn were Mena. John Mur- - shy. Parnell Mevarvilie. Pidele mu" "W" Th” °”°“m°“" an-y. wuoea xsuy, Loon sherry We “HWY “‘“°“f“’~

m4 1-hm.. gn|‘hm_ 5_ .nh nl; The idea of the wireles-oontroh

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’“_‘:g;°°°“° N' B'P;’°c"‘“‘“°:1°' °sunscarrnoNs to 'rue Egggilisngkfigalso im :stkhbexé

Charlottetown Guardian may be evolved,

P’f,,n°‘“"°’°C°u“:°t; handed to their sept. Archie Hume. Gunnery md »- no a‘;s:°;.z»..°'.:.°.‘.:.::..“ °~ “-°°°...': °f

. - C. M. B.

._____l_. knots on s zig-zsg course. How far

SOUTH WEST SCHOGI. the solution has progressed is nat-

urally a profound Admiralty secret.

Ei-mdins of South West. Lot 16 Big ships have "bugies" on their

5011001 101' Pbbflllfii hulls-outer skins which. it ia hop-

. Grade X-l. Vera Yeo: 2. Bren- ed, will absorb the force of a for-

the toiémmclede Iaxn: mgeigani peace: uexpigsion, igsviglgt the in-

”' | I » DBX' U Un IIDBIC - D0 0110

R“‘"‘“7 33°” M°N°m- can tell whether even "bugles" are 7 t° BW' 054° Vn°'°l- Bldk Llulhlmi 3» ` proof against the weight of ex-

Gertrude l|cNei1l;8. E¥»he1Bir¢h- pimives which such craft as c. M

Grads V-l, Margaret Gamble; 2, B_ 34 om an-y,

""'“"i”**' Garth McLean; 3, Winnlired Bag--

lolzlrade IV-1, Lloyd McKinnon; 2, Malntaln Order

John Gamble; 8, Helen Campbell.

,,,,, .§‘.‘..-.i.."‘?.f”ii:..t.‘.°’~“.';';f With Wélfvlanes

; ° dado u <sr.>-1. Ennis Mcxin- on Iudlan Front

non; 2, Lame Baglole; 3, Walter .___.__.

I-Mshiin. my The canadian Prem

Grade 11 (Jr.)-1, Doreen Mcliean. noN'DON, Mp;-oh 2 _ mfmm Grade I (al-1, Lawrence McKin- value of the British warplanes in

non; 2, Doris Mcbean; 3, Victor maintaining law md order on the Gamble. northwest frontier of India was

Grade I fb)-1, Gordon Yeo. stressed by lord Londonderry, Se- T“°h°"°EV° MBUMYSOU- cretiarv of State for Air. on his re-

turn itcently from an aerial lout

led motorboat, writes the News- Chronicle's naval correspondent, was first conceived during the wsr. It introduces s fresh element in

§“fl is; E §:§ EE? lie

of Africa

Minister

2

babies cry, and crying does

P.

considered theoorrect

gill? 5 i gig?

9.

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me intoxicated as a

tim olhoqiitality

ixs, the

t was

bvythsse-

Preston-Joseph Live-

Edward Dickinson. John

hosdbelt, John Smhh, David An- derton and John King-who signed the first total abstinence pledge.

TODAY

liquors

hahspassalli

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have been de-

cluedrgthshiehestsdentificand modioalamhoritiestcbeunnecea- llryfcrhsaiilbylife. 4

Liteinsumnceoimpanlasinsurs

tbsliveao|ftot.ala.bstainersstlow- arratesofpsomlumthsnthcsetc moderatedrinksn.

llciliealsdeneehasdeclaredal-

coholiobensrooticanddqrmsl andnotsstimulant ontonio.

Bwectantand nursingmothers

arewarnedtoavoidallslcoholic liquors. Sir F. Tnzby King says, by takingaleoholthsmothe-i-poisons herselandherehild.

Ihtoxicathnigmdaelitwdaty,

nowregardedssdlll'r\odul_ And

:lithougihohe :ebetai Ahdinenee

ovementhas nstxcnglycp- possdbyvestedintersst|,theraare overtenmllliontotalabstalnersin GreatBritainalone,sndmiilions more all over the civilind world.- 'l’lieVanguard.NewZealand.

lhWlln-p¢|Grsafei|1lI:ab-

bolhsswrecaadmenlives,*i-vol mil'echildren,andmmd¢\dm1l\ womenthananyoisdsiwefas-

ri H is in §5'El5?§¥:l ids? E EE!! gh ‘ _Qi ‘it=EEil» i‘g 55- illiiigife li il? ltfil .bl if. E55 ii 5

‘nmmaiusen

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"iii 5§é55.= §§ “S ==§ =;ii§~§“5§i.5 ;§i,;;5 fiiilii §iii§=§ 5523 giiiitg 5 tai =iiifi

alt bit of ho.rm_ Watch eep and notice how

breathing. Watch is awake, and you

n he cries, he h air, and usual-

nd lefs so that r work-out.

hen iihey are

or too

every a ir- time np.

mot-

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fi? iii #Eg Eli gil :E5

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miles 16 hours

impresae

far grea and far experience the l dam

develop-

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l.u|DON,llarehl-Personsm

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. -u-!ouanoaseuuuea`nin-t- gumm I - - - -- - ---- ssh;§:ss:r::i“"* “M mm, ,, ____ _ _ um _

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pfmuulw m png, -ar. ranrcx-s soma:-fi-in '"°° °" ‘“'°°t°‘ °'° '"“°"

O. Y.ll.L.Drsmatio|lqu-a of Bummenidswillprassntcnecfthe Neariforkdrasaistiesisiioasseainst. Paul’| Hall on Friday, Ihlch lltb.

grl itll; dd

F

-year of outstanding auto-

motive achievement brings

you Pontiac-a new model of

extraordinary performance, comfort, and value! Time-proved features which brought fame to past Pontiaca have been retained. Important new refinements have been added . . .many of them actually suggested by Canadian motorists,thro\s|h their whole-hearted co-operation with General Motors’ Customer Research activities. `

First of all, the now-famous Knee-

Action Wheels enable you to enjoy a Floating Ride. No bumps! No jars! No shirnmyl Naturally, the exclusive Fisher No-Draft Ventilation, pioneered io last year's General Motors cars, has been te- tained and improved to provide an even greater measure of com ort and protec- tion. Safety is further assured by new Bendix brakes . . . a strapping K-Y

-t,\

“Girder Box" frame . . . and new Multi. Beam headlamps. Pontiac's mighty Straight-8 engine has been correspond. ingly advanced. It's faster, smoother, more powerful, more economical . . . and, because of live rubber suspension, prac- tically vibrationleas. Then too, increase in wheelbase, in car weight, in body size, and in tire size, all tend to make this

the roomiast, asaisat-rldin§ automobile ever to bear the famous ndlan-head trademark!

When you sea this distinguished

modern car, you’ll certainly want to drive itl And when you drive lt, we .promise you’ll experience an honest-to-goodness new sensation. Please accept our friendly invitation to rids and drive in Pontiac, the ear, that makes all roads smooth. Start the new year rightl Let Pontiac show you the way to a completely new kind of low-cost motoring enjoyment and satisfaction.

Q P-IU

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“ “'“°UY °°'“P'°°°‘ 1" ~ omni Prim; s. aaa amass. F»°!'"¢”ll W' "1“° °f ll' P°|° onus vx-i. Muriel oroaby; 2|

icing in the Indian IINIMCI, th! li", uur|n‘h.n; 3_ shag. Mm-

*PV lin.

Grills V-l. Fhyllk Rollltar Bild

Alrllnhtersald:“l.wasd

§ r 2 3

§

Elglgliirg,

F §§l`§§l;§§§ §l ilgflgi infill

ith fertilizers and crop rotations

oonuucteab th vi mit or 1- 11° VNW4- (IE ARD LAND

hom. Hitninoeihegovivooileu sgiis IDN l°°“d°“d°m' Ml- L°11d°“ DEALERS FOR PRIN EDW Is have :sued in pmduu umgncwry Dec. 13 in a commercial plane and W

B011 CCH!! 7-hl’t0 dl lll‘¢8I'. in 1 l i Y Y

°f5°Daothy Hughes, l. llcantl'

Gaudet. . Grads VI-I. Ha-Isl Martin; I.

8.

Thelma Hsnnsssey; 2. Mary Han- nemey; 3. Frances Kelly. I

Grade V-1. Hilda llolliieauxf 2.

? Condon; l. Vsrnita McDon-

Clrads IV-L

Isis Doyls; I.

an. .Grade IV-l.. JnlisnnsOa&t; It Kathleen llclleely and Olilia inDonaio;s.im-youyis.

V1 :VIC Grads!!!-l.!raneulbGuigan:

1.5¢ .

FE 3

P

Grade III-y. Grace Banners; 1. Be.ti-ia Gallant; 8. Joan McCabe. ' Grade II-1. Ida Costello; 2. Pat~

ricia Costello; I. Lorraine Dedoate.

Gram ll-L Wanda Mcibiillani

2. J°7oe COME; 3. Willa Fltlgerald

Grade I-1. Lenara MacDonald;

I. Claire Duffy; 8. Teresa Pmude.

Grade I-l. louise. &anley; I.

Helen Ls-rter; 3. Befrzice Ready.

Grade I-1. llildrcd Galllnti I.

l‘ra.nces liuobdillan; 3. lllldred llc- Keigan.

Fhrlhundng

In Japan

While fur Zarrninl is mskins stridesio Japan itlsnota highly developed industry. Principal an- imals raised on farms are rlbits, foxes. mink, badgers and sable.'l‘hs annual sales oi silver f

Japan amount to bet 1.500 s year and as ed relatively high th

only by the wealthy

principally so neck demand is for furs

a 3 § 'l=5§f§ Eililli

yields. especially with grain or-gpg, P9 Gd Y! by l’¢n.1»0n of their lgw, Datum] Thtlliie he fl€l ill I Hnyll Ah' . € . _rl

state oi' fertility but it has been de- Force formation to Aboukir, and, mm “wwe by mmm of nuhu monsuliirilnd that the use of green :ser lixrlisiting sevelaln zgrvicemsta- HW". “me Dunne", he added. .ll mwve in resumeigi-one witnrertnizm I D# Kliiw, $3110: J mul S e,,e,.y,,,,e,, de,,,,,,d,,,, ,M-e,,,¢ gnerugeaieésr vfhtistlyields. and lard; ‘t u . no an. ,or speed ‘ot ‘H umm or an, um* mm, 1,, ,.,,§, ",,:,," {tl,"'° 1”' dfxu, -r,,,B°‘°,°‘,,,,,,d m¢,"““",,,,; non.. My belief ii that in the rut. imiiiam the nitro; ° amd by ~/~nt`in miami; mem wus ami “N “ll” °"“°"“"‘ "m "° ‘“‘°°° phorus contents weremrelin gnu. Londonde 0 then the in th' '"5' °‘ °°mm°'°m "“'u°n' exception being the nn, “oe ' an gh- mr mlmmm because all countries IDN*-\' to be tent or clover which nicer! Peshawar was the sm-tin; point Wmmi °° °PP"°°““’ °*‘° ‘°“_“‘ vim mia. ost and barley crops or the must impomni. mu of hu “lei °1 ‘lf ‘-‘;°’”P‘;"‘m‘“u‘f“ff’ “°' gre bfzlig normal in pro. journey-o tour oi' Royal Air Force 5”* me “un” °“ ° ‘

nonnweerfrtllize statin int orth- ttrcn-

“°¢~_s°|°mm° Amcultifre, d or ier p:vinces.h€lxinqulokwessucceisiotn BOCHFOBD SQUARE scnool' thu 11111180!!! Vlsllimi KOIIIZ, Rllil- Dur, Miranshah. Razrnak and Quet- mg?" mu ‘°' “nm M hh'

'mz rumen :nwansm rsnasn ‘*- ‘° "HY 1"" ¢11°f°“€h1i' in- "° _ ~ g HOSPITAL Bojqpg Now specting the service quarters and namdgoyi, G§":;yc‘l:;l;1i_

AVAILABLE institutes. During this part of the mme 1X'__i_ Eunbem Gmmt;

tour he passed over some of the 3. Qhdyypound md Mu., many'

'H101 Pl! interest at the rate of w°"‘ "WW °°“’""'Y m m° "°’1d- 3 mm” Bimcmrq. 556% on my isth and November 5°"*¥° “ld ’°°*Y ‘“°“’““'*”1““ `m~.s., vm-1 catherine reev- loth and are in denominations of "Im" dum' ‘V°“|d M" "U34" your 3 ygry propos- 3_mary Gal- H00. $00 and $1,000, Appucauon ed any attempt at an emergency um' ’ ' £111’ b' ’“°°° "° “Y 0’ *N ¢f"l¢¢¢=~ “'“‘”“" , oi-me vu-1. Helm cuiien; 2. '"5' °‘ \’°°4*_ li *M Royal I" *U °‘ 1*" 1°~°°° mu" JW" oem-iioe ooyie; s. Joan Mullin. Bl!!-K. Oharlottetcwn. 1,_o'n nay. Lord Londonderry said, than Gnd, vu_1_ um Mmdonwy;

_ 'U mt °°° mum °' du"°“1t"' 2. laons Tralnor; 3. Ida Peters and

though the weather was at times Duo", m,_D°n,m_

ext.remeiybad;ontheret\u1ijour~ ’ _ _ .

to lla GradaVIi.Ps.ulineWhite.I.

quality. Pure silver fox fun III not saleable while black fox iuil must be pure black. 'Irie iurs an imported and prepared mostly ffl the New Years season sales. Jlir anese importers usually buyiniz I' broad in April and May. Eiifoli arebelngmadetohave theil' anese importers place their GN' en earner for their isai rermlv- ments in order to afford Oansdi- en exporters an opportunity to I* a inner share of the business. WU the canadian producing season bl- ginning in tm middle of Novembl and ending the following llafvli. it often happens that the bd Canadian silver fox fun have ll- resdy been sold before the Jspaa- ese buyers come into the mari*

Gangster films were declared U

DDU! Wild. me Recorder, ll

for the attempt of s ll'

M) Milk into a red’ lton House 'Dm‘\°°|

is 25

lnndai.

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in the same fail' gging ~'kkoukswe' I

Ei ll

one~hali silver of - dium siss and off d

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