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' Easy To Take
No matter how much You
1' riiuiay -have disliked taking
-llntHl,ettl`let clear tn_e”lnL`llQli Y0ll'l1 Nili; enioyialuntt _ y
I -ilyals
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.~llUNl`AiN, BELL & (0.
Wholesale and R e t a i l Coal
dealers -
Selling Agents for _
Domimon Coal Co Ltd
for P. E. Island
i Phone 404 ‘
Ch’town Dec. 22rd 1916
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Tasteless (Intl Liver ilil Preparation
, li? reconstructive Propert- ' ies t is superior to anvthms
tliatcan he taken.
After 811998 or colds there
is nothing that will restore vitality as mmntlr- Laxse bottles $1.00
3 J. G. .lamieso
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Druggist 17 t 'I lock p m
u14 By me, 0, E,,,c,,,,,,,,_ HUWARD RPIMSAY- S"°`Y-
’_ ‘ 3820-I-8Mm3iDd.
JANUARY.
l:
\nlvIr5e!__ A swiss
Notice of Meeting
The annual meeting of the share lders of the llialpeque Curtain ls- nti Cup Oyster Company Limited ill he held in the Hall at Malpeque
E. l., on Tuesday, January 23rd.
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High Water. Low Water
" .mu ml. ll Ani. r>..\i. Fox Food
| 4.32 I 14.50 ?| 10.29 | 23.13
_ | 5.46 i 17-34 I 11-26 Just arrived another car load of C.
77.00- 18.19 ll 0-15 ‘I 12-2'-'lP. Sekyrs Boneless Horse'Meat.Also 8.08 ;19.0G[ 1.18 13.27 carlcad of Fox Biscuit. lrhese Bisf
i 9.08 ‘| 19.56 , . 14-23! cults contain zo per cent ground meat
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to >-I
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-2 10.01 $0.423 1' 15.16' and bone. For the balance of the year,
04 16.07j we are selling these Biscuits for tic
16.56 pm- lb_
17.42| W. B. PURDY,
18.24; 154 Queen St.
1 19_0;l,i943-11-1'1lliti. '
l 19.40! ‘ 20.10 . f
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| 3.40 15.3 | 22,13 .
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:-4 11.53 l 23.1 17.32 .__ 'I'» l`--.-- 12-35 13-1-’3,will be permanently located in '-"‘ l 0-15 13-15 lj 19-12 Royal Bank building corner Quqpn and '3" l 1-12 13-56 if 20-00 Richmond Street Chariot'tetown.where _ 2.08 14.37 ll] 20-45 he may be consulted' on all matters
. 3.08 15.19 I, 21.38 pertaining to defective vision.
22.34 Many suffer from headache, ner-
4.09 16.03 ‘I
. | 6.17 j' 16.50 l'| 23.30 vouaness, stomach trouble, etc., and
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DI.-\ _RY OF EVENTS
T0-DAY.
- ‘ty mll.gistrate‘s court, 9 a.m.
Prince Ed'ward.Thea.tre, 3.15, 7 and
~_1.'. p.lIl.
relieves the trouble.
Dcn't neglect the Chlld'ren’s Eyes. Office Hours: 9.30 12.30, 2. 5. Evenings by Appointment.
Phone 153~L.
e 2446'1°'7MBU1Wlf-
V BIRTHS ‘
`
eounsu.-.ln char-leneiown an New &
,;`Y-=ar's Day, January lst, 1917. to Gun frlor D. A. Bonneli, of the 27l:nd Bat-
.; - .=\,-`4_,-adv .725
f-ry, and Mrs. Bonnell, a son.
,_
--wed af. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1' Mcciure to bid farewell to mr.§-i
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hpvrards t'-f seventy guests .l~=r- 1-' 3742'1`3MW°6l°d
.
.*;".;1‘..l’.’"l'.t':‘i.;..i..x‘;°Li.';i.';'l?? ““l.;':-‘.1 Sealed Tenders
Y
_f`-~li~‘=d1ihg address nas read by Mr.
.
i.'..\'e Robinson:
\lr Hugh John McClure -
Sealed tenders will be rece
a number of your frieiidf; from, iV€d by the \mdefSigl'led up fills ViCi1lilY. 0811110! 8li0W _V011 i0 git- on .rom o r st ith t ex ressln in
'- ~ ld , ' . . _ :emo wuayndur adxlratiilon ofpyuir :gan-Flext from persons Wishing to .mess and patriotism, in offering you-'~ buy the Stfathalbyn glebg
-».1rv`ices for your King and (.ountry,f - - f f
`lu'this the most trying time in tiiefpropertyr consisting 0 '
ulstc-ry of the Empire. ggfeg gf gggd land 3 gggd
. As toll I i fr ' -W ,je hog,” °m*§§ |f§c'§°§‘m§‘s ‘§,‘;faf‘,.house and several outbuild-
_ . P I1 : . . . . slit. wie wonidaslr you to accept iaiings, situated in Spruigton
not for its intrinsic value, but for what' Lot Tenders to be marked
'il represents. i
"~ Hoping that our next gathering T€lld€i’S f0I‘ giébé
here may hs to welcome you home. when this cruel war is over, rind
1-coco' is proclaimed. ,Signed on behalf of his friends.
After the presentation a delightful
.flinewas spent in dancing and games f--'hiliiig away the evening very pleas-
lulllifi _ ' - (ig'°atriot please copy.)
Uiist-»-laoeivd several car Mm' 7 cum 'Hmong' ’ (Prensa)
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aséyi-lets ,sy urs um or
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ll€t’9
H. MCLEOD
Sect. of Managing Board
3741-1-3Mwfri8iEB4ipd.
,do nog suspect the cause. A scientific,
L_.. _-...5 _ ' |examlnation of the eyes often reveals
` an abnc~mal condition, the correction
of which by perfectly fitted glasses
Iwooded. Good , buildings.
Farm of the late James F Dutfyi Abundamge of seaweed
M_aole wood, Kellys Cross consi- 'sting of 100 act es of land 85 clear. The remaind-ir well wooded
ANU . _ _ll_iE35Nlll|0N.a.°l.1:l:"sr:~.i:.-111;"'ce-
Bradalba
J,m_ 1st 1917 ne mmm. ont.. _ asuiiiwninti.
{`,ql131\titl6Sli0 Suit D\.ll`Ch-a3e!'3- -iitrnlcr 74 years of ago and got. into a
If you require Coal. can and weak, 1-un-down condition as a result
of the grippe. Olll dluggi-lt suggested
see us’ write or telephane us and Vlnol to huild me up und I noticed an
fsatiifacfg delivery Wmbe made improvement soon after taking it, and H8 I¢q\1ll' . ‘ft has restored my strength so I can
now do a good tIay's work. My wife has also taken Vinol for a rundown condition wltli splendid results." li.- lv. lli-:strain ‘ E. A. Fofiter, Druggist, t‘harluti|= town also at the best Drugglst in all Prince Edward Island towns. Vlnol ls sold in Montague by H. J. Mahon.
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CURES SKIN AFFECTIONS One package proves it. Sold and guiirnniecd ,by above Vlllol drugglst.
WHENICANADIAN WOMEN
' SHOP IN ENGLAND
At the present time when so many
Canadian women are going to England to be near their husbands whose mii- iterry duties require their presence abroatl,'many amusing iucidnts must be brought to their notice relative to the interpretation of many commoti- place words on that side of the- At- 'Iautl<~.
“Take the word ‘homely' for ln-
stance," says -EVERYWOMANS WORLD in its January issue. "This word iippileil to an English woman would signify her to bc- tlomes'-tlnaied. llospitallle, and kind-hearted; in fact. would 4-mbrnr.e all the qualities enacti- tinl to thc- making of a womanly wom- an. A plain fentllrcll person would be ciilleil ugly." ‘
Especially in shopping tio these \"an-
adillu wamen find their vocabulary not quite understood. The article con- tlnuf-sz
“On going into an l~“.ngll.~lh shop, and
asking for il. spool of thread. the clerk would he at a loss to know what you meant. A request for a reel of cotton would bring forth the desired irftlcle-
“Re wearln apparel, the term shirt-
- NOTICE
The General Annual Meeting of the
shareholders of the Dunstafl'naBG Cheese and Butter Co., Ltd., will be held at the (‘i'eamery on Wednesday the 17th ins; nt 2 p. m.
FRED COURT.
_ Secretary.
3825-1-8Mmwf5i. `
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Auction Sale
On premises of A. D. M Lean Nine Mile creek \ Jan. 24th at 2 pm. Shore farm, 80 acres, 55 well cultivated, remainder well
3955-1-17M\\’i`m3|pll. /
from the St. .lohu Daily Star and was received by Miss Ruth Buchanan, City,l from he'r cons-in ‘Pte. Gordon Yates of St. John's Niid.
battl -Pte Goron Yates, one oi' tht-r
Smut Solve 1
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Pte. Yates come' safe thi-oligp big
e. . .
Gallipoli veterans ami who also saw service in France, was one of the soldiers who returned home yesterday. - He came through the former cani- paign unscilthed but lu the July battles Ili l°‘ratlce, he hall ll narrow es- cape-, being injured by a bullet which entered his breast., scarcely an inch above his heart, .penetrated thr- lung slid came out. through lilo buck.
Ile fell within a few feat of the en-
r~my'B wire curanglemcnta but mun- agod to rent-ll a shell hole in company
fractured, and Pte. McKay who has i-'.lrl`ce‘ made the ellprehlc sacrifice.
Four hours the' young noltllcrs ro-
mailzed in their place of refuge' ua to lnove meant ltiittalit deutlt, and nl- thoilgh suffering elxcrulclating pain. they nobly and courageously hr-ld ollt and eventually reached ihelir lines wht-'re rr-ady and willing llnnti:-l attenti- nd the-ui.
be pleased lo sec him and to lcarn
the sincere wish of all is tlnit thqpd will soon vanish.
Pte. Yates ls rl grand son of tho
lntc Mr. James Yates ,veteran of the
Yates of this (‘lty. '
Pte. Yates, is back to duty again
having fully recovorml from his in- jurioll rind expects to go to I-‘rant-ci again thc las( ol' the month.
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blouse is dc-ur to ihh heart ol` t-.very Englblllwolnun. 7
waist, u bodice.
"Mm even do not enjoy the S0l.lsf.
possessioll oi` boots; womr-n'.=| fool- geal- is- also known undcr the same
:ind house slippers.
"Shqiplng. as the' word impllm hero.
is not tolerated in home parts of Eng- land. Many tourists will br- i't.1rly to testify to this. lt. is not the easiest thing in the- world to enter n place 'of business-say in ii provlnclnl town-just 'look around, thc" 1 "leav-
chase. especially ii ih:- iierlt has dis- arranged any of his stock for you. With
the fioorwalkcr is ..ulmn1 . 1 sistanr explains that you are not suit- ed; then follows i1 cross-examination by that antocrat, and to say the lr.-as-t, the situation is embarrassing; doubly so, if you had not any Intention of buy- ing, and the' excuses given were purc- ly fictitious.
"ln London and Liverpool, however.
this systtlm is bolng abolished by the' larger firms. and malty have notices io the effect that ladies are invited to map(-ct and admire without being pres- sed to buy." _
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Ii.1fnard’s Linimcnt Go.. Limited.
(lentlernen.-Lasf, :winter l received
great benefit from _the use- of MIN-
AltD'S ILINIMENT, Zfpr a severe tit- iack of I.aGrippe and have frequent.- ly proved it to be-'very r.-l‘feEiive in cases of inflammation.
Youre frilly".
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
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AGENTS WANTED;
Two cents per word for Insertion in this column. 'ons cont ps
word each continuation. Cash must accompany order.
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SE i 'Pee p e 200 p.c. in 'Ten M lnutes
to advise an parties Made Strong and Well by Vinol. ________ _____ ' , 4 _ `
“mug C031 for Dmnestic or The 'following letter froin farmer The “mowing ‘B a copy or n cnppmg H
'Steam P\U'P°5e3» that _We have Lester adds another link to the great 8 g(@ SUD iY Of H311! 01' S01( chain of evidence which proves that
`,C0a| in Sta; fm- winter use’ and there is nothing equal' to Vinol to
-U 1| I t sible “ces create strength for feeble, weak, run-
.mseatoweslpw li.-.ill -l`t lk _ by the Car-load, in arge andpsinall. ‘ "Q3,/,‘s,§‘,“',.,§n‘{f,‘;‘| ‘f.§‘f $2” .’7,°a§f’“" 'a
is Lnrdship the _ ln many instances-Pertons _have weeks. Then test iyour strength aggm Duty of Every Cltllsn to Give :uf1°r=;i untald -sony kferuvsazlmzvi-,;gee»f§nt0it~lysur-self no: much you
» orm or nervous was ne , o , g e'. liveseen ozens _
ms Loyal' unsvnrvlng SUP llverger kidney dlaeatn or some other' vous run down pepple who we:-until |l0l’§,t0 tile stil" Dllfillg UIC ailment when their real trouble was illg_ull tho time don1le,_and even triple Present Gmvo und; ,lack of iron ln the hiood.-How to tell tht-.r strength and endurance and en.
,'_ I | NEW YORK N. Y.--tin n recent dia- tirely get rld oi' their aympmmq ng
' . -couino llr. i~J. Sauc~.', 11 Specialist who Th f ii I .l l N YB tt - . lanes :aR°":_,:'fl n;°:t°‘l`;, -uf: “M32” l has studied widely both in this coun- from ten to fourtec-li days tlmc simply cnuiollc Bishop. or- calgary. elslion W and hump" “““" " y°“'“’°”_” "’ by °“"'“8 "°" ’“ ‘"0 P'°D'="` f°f\1\- H1-d McNally‘ wllo was here last summer: make °" “cum b]°°d te? °” uglsleapllg
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ho am ill you woul plo u y
'rn il-.1 .l 1 in ing new “_ _
Bb 'gb w°`°"_° 1°; °pe.'fNmmml greatly astonished -at the exceedlllitli' HIE .lilly llenofit. You can talk as you
the national service bmird. appolmcil I _I by tho goverltnlenl of ollr conutry. National service, at-cnrtiliig to the I' H
director general, R. B. Bennett, Sm “means the willing discharge of every' °°
with Capt. Duncan. who hail his arm duty, great, or small, that comes to cha"
us by reason oi' our citizenship, and 'he' the relations which we bear to each any other as nnlla of the coxnnlonwelllth." om
What is required during tha coin- ""0
ing week is simply that all men be- " m tween the ages or is and- sr. nu ln me *hill answers to 24 questions to he found °f l on n card' which, with contalningen- “mf” velepe, will be illg_lrlnm_e.l by till Wfllk keeper.; of postofilceli, and promptly “"5
The many friends of Pio. Yates will return said citrd to their respective C0114"
postofilce. hlml
that he cscnpetl so well. lie is still 'l‘l|o purpose of these national ser- are 5 feeling the effects of his injuries but vice cards is to obtain an Inventory 50910
of the manpower oi’ oilr country, in "GY 0 order to “enable those charged with 9-' "5 the reaponsl-bility for maintaining “ll 119 the agricultural. economic, industrial Hklllll
Crimea. and nephew of Mr. Alexander and military life of the Domnion to Phi/Bl
Gyspepsla.. llvor and other troublesiu
lllis. after they had in some cases hem '100'-Otlhlz for months without obtain-
year as een ne spa an . _ -1 --:.'::f":..'l:.1"'::..'t.':t.l'2‘:..L':.'.:':‘.:'.2.'rl2l:;"::'.f;.'i.2'::.&..ll‘l."lf..."1:l:lir'..:f."::.u'
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of iron. The moment iron is sup- iinwu to Ilartl l'l.lr:lrl lhr=rt‘.- i;-l nothing all their multlllltlo of tlanserntul like good old lrnu to pill color ill your
ptoms disappear. Vlfitllout iron the cheeks und good aonnil, healthy flesh d at once loses- th power to ge food into living tissues and and stomach strengthener and thebest efore nothing you ent does you blood bulldel- in thc- world. The only good: you d0n'1 set the strength trouble wut-..1liut the out forms or lr.- of lt. Your _food mc-rely pal-fees organic iron like tincture of' iron. iron ush your svslemllke corn' through iiceiine, am., often rulne-.1 people-s ill with the rollers so wide apult the mill can't grind. As a result not assimilated and for thesereasaus his continuous blood and nerve thc-y frequently riiil more harm than ation' lwonle become' sc-nerully soon. But with the discovery or the dried. HBYVOUS und Sli run GOWN newer forms of organic iron all this ffefilwnlly ‘lC'V€l0D all SONS Of has been overcome. Nuxatc-:I Iron for tions. One is ton thin; another is @xamp\@_ is pleasant io fake, dm,” ,mt ened with unlieulthl' fill; some injure the teeth anti in almost immed- o weak they can hardly walk think they hovedyspepsla. kid r liver trouble; some cnn't sl;-ep ght, others are sleepy and tlreii xated lro have auch unbounded con- Yl F/Jme’ NSS! l1l1\‘| ifl°ilt1blC':S0me fldencc-Jnlxts potency that they author- Y and blootlless. but ull lack lze the anuouncemen that the will cal nwei' and endurance. ln sncli
ml your bones. It is also a great nerve-
teeth, upset their stomachs and were
Z lately beneficial.
NOTE-The manufacturers of Nu-
t Y
ibrfelt $100.00 fo nity (‘.harltahIe In.
more intelligently, systematically anti 08988. succeflsflllly riiscllarge that duly." 1.5110
'I would' ask you most earnestly, CONC ilear reverend father, to ,urge tlpnn H1181" y0lir people, in the light. oi' t~onac|enti» HHIYYI0' oua duty, the importance of willingly cl' on. giving the information calleil f'or by you. if these national service cards. 0Wfi~ ll-
Some apclllatlon in rife as to thi- ing I9
_ ultimate use to he made of this In- 01' ho
"My h1f\Y'f‘~ Slllt 19 fl-l‘0Sl\\lT1€‘1 h“\' venlory. li in not`f'or us to qilcstion 001111115
this. As loyal citizens, anti as iiutl~ tablets ful vntllolics, we recognise the right times
of the government to call upon all of
ilu in the hour of oltr t'oumry’s need.
name. Shoes apply only to low-cuts|`
in interests of Country
This inventory in the work ol' the
government. oi' Canaria for the present. and future best litters-sts of the country its ilu rulers see them. We, therefore. have no choice hut to fall in line and show our reaililless to bear our part
Waist IS D11f‘¥l<‘8||Y \l¥\kn0Wl\. ll‘l'- “I our to walk out without making a pur~ in whatever capacity-our Country may
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require our services. -
That this is the work of the gov
it polite-, “Just a moment, Madame", ernment is clear from the following
= oned 'the as- words of Sir Robert Borden, prime
minister oi' (‘.i1naila, in his appeal for national service:
"The govarnnieut has asked the dir-
e-ntol--gcneriil and the directors of na- tional service to undertake dutleh of the highest importance and urgency. lt. is imperative that the men and wo- men of Ponnda. individually and through their various organizations shall serve the nation in those capac- ities in which their services may he of the moi-it value. Thur. it is the ur- gent d'nty of the Canadian people to
join with the governmeutdiu organiz- ing the full power of th nation im terms of' human energy."
The State’s Rights
That the ruling authority of the
state has it right to intervene and impose obligations on its citizens in auch il vital crisis in national arialrn ns exists today needs no further de- molnit_riiti.on than to point. nut. the pur- pose of that authority. The state e'x» lata not for its own advantage hu: purely and simply for thc- good of its citizens, and the lll‘o of the slate is dependant. upon the toortliiluiioli of the wills and snr-rgles of its citizen-
* sos-ossssooosss-sosee-+40+-so-0-|»s~s»-so-so-ss-'r for mf, comma; gum, The prim-_ - - ' -~ ‘Aa :Guardian Classified. s
nry function of the state Involves the duty of particularizing by law or by supreme direction the general righ-ts founded in nature, and .the flrrt law of nature is self-preservation. Without the right to the exercise of adminis- trative and, a fortlori, coercive pow- ers, the primary function of the state would_ result merely in proclanlatlons, red tape and pigeon-holes.
Authority lla Essential
”_""“' 'E' L Fon Fon ' sAi.E-'rWo suolrrl-loan 'ro rulin lla purpose, men, supreme
AQFNTS dw';TiTbE|D';;3htsl| lfqurgeri- Bulls-one, 1 year old; one, 3 years s.uthority~lfl essential. The concrete
ui? d r a 6 g ell. Ex- old. Apply to Harry Tweedy, Earns- state -begins to be when its citizens.
nnrepresented district in Pldnoo ward Island. to sell our selected list of hardy Fruit and Ornamental
trees. Equipment free.““ii;xoii3i::
wry, Good s w .
zilildaeres. Estalliiizhed thirty-live yum. i>il11.nsilt Nunsmnv no.
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Synopsis ai Canadian Nertlnves Lssil Regulations
W/lN11zl>, A1' FAl.coNwoQD H09-
pitai, girls to train for nurses. AD- piy to E. F'. Blanchard. M. D. Sup- erintendent. 3847-Mtf.
wmiso-Purlt/auaaes. MAI-E
and iemals at tus Taunton Swv Hospital Training School for Nurs- es. For particulars address Dl- Arthur V. Goss. Supt. 'i‘aunt0l\
new wmrso-ual.:
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TEACHERS WAN‘l':D _
URI8 EA T HIGH
waxdoioa Fsgglngigclass male teacher,
for our vice-principals dipt. 301:11'
c. C. car on. ec 'y
gmgiziely to sssz-1-151151
iQ,-.--l WANTID
°§'r,enf;°,f§f‘,§‘§e§§;,.,'fl°'f,.g‘{,§,, com. cmf.,_ 3939-1-isiusl. combining for their common gms-are. 'liiiissions paid' handsdme free e<l\llD'i pop( siA“|;Ef1"P"A”lR_'B`CACK'Fb'l(E8. ‘“"°°l°d W that *nd bl' b°|“5 9“b|°°" ment Btone'& Wellington Toron- Apply to Samuel Craig, City, or J. 9°' 1° “ *‘“l"'e"‘° ““'-h°"“Y- Thi" lm'
' . . 1-1MEtl.l ' _ 31 t. _ piles obedience on the part of those
_ to out 1723- any H n. Munn. Marshnela3946_1_m0lp_d_ so subJemd_ and without d,mmse_
WANTED' It "H-nh -am* In "3 ; *"9"* °f 'hell' Pe"‘°““| "b°\"1!~ Th”
essence of ci-vil authority. that is to
say, the citizen who respects hlsown liberty chooses freely tc ohoy the au- preme _autliority'of the state. because the stats exists for his protection and
benefit.
The natural 'attitude of citizens.
therefore, is fo be “law-abiding." that is' contented and obedient, aa hy ob- ligation of conscience. The contrary
attitude #ing for coercion by force of peoait _ ' , is not rldtursi. 'l'h's.more cordial sbp good will of tiiocltiseii to- wards t s' 'state the healthier-and tho
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it lu worse than' foolii'-hncsa fo ulltutlon ii' they cannot takt- any man Hlimilllillng ll10fll<‘-l"C'»l f0\‘ Y\-'H'- or woman uutlt.'i~ sixty who luclts iron drugs. which only whip up your and increase their strength 200 per g vltul powers -for the moment, cr-nt or over in four wr-,l¢';.\ time mn. at thc erpolisn of your llff- Iut» vlrintl they have no serious organic N0 I1\11¥.f<’I‘ what Hill' ‘lilo tolls- trouble. Aim they will ri=.'.unri your .vnu are not strong and well you money ln any ._-use in which Nuxnted to yourself fn make the follow- st. Sec how long yoil can worlr w far you can walk without. be- penseil in this City by Gm. E. I-lllgher-,
lion does not at lr-nat double your atreligtli In ten days' time lt is dis-
fired. NC-Xt l11kt‘iliN0 ilvt'-grain Apothecarles llall, and i~l. A. l<‘oatr-r,
01' 0l"||l\11l'.V l\\1XH|f“l iron three (‘eiifral llrllgstorc' null nil other drug- pel' day nftcl meals for two gist-1 ,
ROAllMiSlER'S‘ Plllllllllli FUND'
A Sturt lltida - Wh . Follows in the Train? - ,
spouse to several appeafis, Mr. Layton McCabe, Alexandra; $2.50 Bruce, Red Point, has open'ediArtemas Betts, Cumberland, $2.50
masters Patriotic Fund. fl"lte llarry Webster, Cape Traverse, $2.50
ng that every Roadinaster con- I-larry Webster. Cape Traverse $2.50 $2.50 to the Fund. The money Garfield Stewart, Red Point, $6.00
sent to Mr. A .W Bruce, to Angus A. Campbell, Black p¢_ ;2_00» .W. Binnlng, Bank of Nova Christy A. Campbell Black Pt. $1,000
Scotia, or to the Editor of the Guard- Nelson Stewart, Illack Pt. $1.00' ian and it will be acknowledged ii A. A. Moore. Pownal 32,50 the columns of the Guardian. Alex, A. McDonald. Little Pond, $2.50
Mooney, Little Har- ' Paid into the bank at Souris.
$2.50 NO'l`E:- By request it has been'
S. S. Robertson, Kingsborough $2.50 agreed to accept $2 contributions as A. A. Bruce, Red Point 2.60 it is more' convenient tn mail this
Robert Wares, Wheatley River $2.50 amount than $2.50.
Archie Bowlcs, Murray River. '$2.50
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l~`rom recognizing iuilliorlly immcvll
ately follows' the duty of aiding anc obeying authority. Patriotism exacti
obedience as a duty. A law-abiding, ‘heir patriotic dnt
people is essentially patriotic; rever ence for the law and provides rm un-
falling test of national vigor.
If tho
(‘.lnlrch ho applied and faithfully lol lowed ouf. obedience to the call of our
rulers in the countryn presefnt need -
will never be found' wanting. But with the ever-increni-ling haze which envel- opes the primary notions ol' righia ana duties, lnw and liberty, and with the.. benefits of religion ignored and dis- carded, the true significance, of the words "citizen" and "citizenship" has almost vanished. A Catholic. there fore. lf' well-instructed in his .faith. should set the example in true citizen- s p. He should be -par excellence u man 'of public spirit. not. shut up in
prltvatpulntelfstllle or aelglsh pleasures,
H0 W ng o a un versal debtor Of rub . 10 |119 f6l|0W9. and it moral bankrupt, imd hl‘;iiTcti:;‘itvt:imlli;'h<‘il!E° glliaiciimniig not boasting high itlellls, ant: refus- made it very difficult to get out their his the simple service that the times Orders on time. Orders 1|,” wen, g;’“}:';l‘{;"h;ll¢ dnihs his manfui duty Placed -las-t March have not all been
llhority requires ol him, delivered yr-:_
‘.§I.‘.i..“.’I."l..!.',‘.‘.?.°k"°.I‘...l"’."“ ""“..."l. "‘°‘ .
_ 1- ove w lc was tus serious in the' large rtlsnufaclllr.
llmusiirsoia b the lncarna -_ . _ brotherhood ofymen in Chrlatim" me mg “mr” andpumen somgdxgg mixhort your faithful people, they-9. may bn expectan-
. o submit. as trite citizens. with. 3059. . ‘
just cause, the liutliority which is for good he-art and willing mind; to-the the good of all. This is not a question of politics, for we are of those whoflollll Service Board, beginning wifi. glean hilt the smallest remnants from the political .ha.rinest._..dt may be that some do not approve of the policy oi or it may call them. Not only will the actual rulers. nor consider their legis- spiritual reward for work done he theirs lation or direction wise or even just; hilt the Christian citizen must remem- vantage of being known mcg;-ding tu her that mistaken policy and even un- their uaeflliness. and thus gain a place, fairness' will have to proceed' to very serious length.-i hofore'patrlot_ism will permit loyalty to cease. Personal op- inion or private interest. may in no when economic affairs will hs in 1. ca.-ie be set up u.-i u stnntinrd nf loyal- State of flux and' transition, and will
refill!-rementa of the Governmentls Na
the simple filling of this' inventory Cllrtl. and following cheerfully wherev-
but.ihey will have the temporal ad-
not now alone in the moment of pres- sing need. hilt. aiterwardh to greater-_ advantage in that time of opportunity,
call for new' and better adjustment, , In the hope that Christian consci-
ilitiorpsnesa and sweet reasonableness w I ring all our people at this crucial moment to the cheerful fulfilment of
I Nimliill. dear Reverend-Father ~ D@V°"’11|Y yours in Christ, ' '
JGHN,
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principles of our lloly
_ '3|Hh0il of Calgary.
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THE PRICE OF Rupggg
p FOOTWEAR GOES UP. 511100 the first okthc- new year the
{=Zber"manu_facturers have gdvlynceq me 51' fe on all rubber footwear in
» Bled States and Canada from
15 to 20 per cent.
The cause oi' the advance iii the
high cost of cotton and'~ other ma- te-rluls that go into the manufacture
' The skilled labor problem is gef-
comes in this res ect another
. """"Y`~`-`~`~`~`~`-`-‘-`-`-‘-’-‘-“fr-fr.-:::_-_~ if - -_-_-_-_-_»_-_-_-fy
__ - lgorouis is the life of the state. ' in " 0' _ wauren svauce Ana rm l.oei_'_"°"‘ V ' V N 4 A V . ll- 0'" :mmf °" °” °" n my f tthrlstisn Citllsns’ Duty ` '
way muon or stains. cull in _ on delivery., Write 10! Df1°°°» “_ tague Furnishing Co.. L
state Hospital. Tanniorklgfisfiuu
"' JOIN
Canadian
Chélsf'
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° Rifle Drive or 'Use Tools oi Any Kind
Improve Cond-ltloils for -'
-'l‘lse_lsia'nrl Boys on the i’iriog('Lins For information Apply io >-
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Ulu' ' -. sm “un Holy Scripture and the toacliinl od SHE HAD N0
t o r an
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l en to s utr s otm
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md 'mm' 1°, mamma of pm.||‘_ to the child who is naturally hue s bod meal. mit that it in .1 amy ot love, ana ei delicate mmlun °“‘° 1 'lib °f binding to grateful services And at you .M "mm °
must _
'THE _
demonstrated in its broadest thus plainly donned by St. Aquinas: "Since the love of
Besides the fact tllst~ all authority rightl constituted is according to
the present time, that love
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includes the love of ltlndrod
lon of country is embraced the love "P" at our ration-elumis and all friends If oi' one country." (Summa 1‘beologlea,‘ 900'! l-li.. ll, 101. art 1.) . I 'mm n
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h" schools daily with pals faces,
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parents realise wasilfeless and drowsy
plexion grew pals gpg ally she had to keep
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