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'ID MAKE THE NATION DRY

‘Whose hearts with hope best high, ‘iLet in fight and watch and pray "llc make the nation dry.

"V“,""l _"’-'_`;'~`a ti’ E`l mr thc sake or ual child ;~ \ 3 _

‘Q i§‘_,:c..§ X Who cling to us and ary, nn _.

¢Hlumos¢> 1 me the mighty im of mis “\~>s:f*>\~‘° \s _ - were tc make thc mulch ci-y. en 5

. -.ak A :Ei V .

f For the love of sons and daughters V I ~~

For the cause of weak-willed bro-

thers -

Whom the tempter's ever niglh, ° Let us take our stand most brafve-

ly `

To make this nation dry.

Flor the love we bear our Saviour

Who on the Cmss did die,

-Elf,

them, but I feel that I cannot take these little girls for fear they migh turn out like their mother. Yet I cannot bear to give him up and th

worry over it is killing me. What shall I do? X.

Answer :

Marry the man and forget the past. Bs a real nicil;:.i~ ic llicsc no

little motherless children and rear them up into being fine vronicli.

Don't be afraid of their heredity.

man, with his helpless little children, and give them a wife's and

mother’s love and care and comfort?

‘md I “m “fe 37°" Wm 3°" y°“" America. Smoking is an objection-i S5

reward in having your old romance come true at last after so many tria

and tribulations, V p

DORUI‘HY DIX.

Dear Miss Dix-I gm a young msn in my early 20s and am taking

_ medical course at college. I am wholly dependent financially upon my effect it produces Wm depend ww ca

father. I have six more years to go to school. I am engaged to a gi

education, but my friends advise me to marry now while we are deeply

love with each other. What do you thinik? P~ C.

Answer:

I think your father-'s advice is wisest, because I feel very sure that

you sacrificed your career in order to marry the girl you would bitter regret it in after years, while, on the other hand, if you and the girl real

love each other, your affection will

u are in a ition to marry

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But you are wise not to be engaged all of that time and to put

thought of marrying entirely out of your head for the present. Nath could distract your attention from your studies more than a long enga ment with the demands that the girl would naturally make upon y time and thoughts. Besides, you have no idea whether she will be kind of girl you will want for a wife after you have had six years more studyland of association with the men and women with whom you wil

rown in contact in college

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Nor would you want to keep the girl bound to you with the unc

~ tainty of whether she would come up to your ideal when you are ready

marry. It is best for both of you that you should be free, with the und standing that it you ever want to take the subject up again you can do

But one thing I urge on you.

wife`s support on your father’s shoulders. - So many young people m and expect father and mother to sacrifice till more in order to feed

clothe their wives. That is as selfish and ungrateful s thing as a c

can do.

DORDVFHY DD(

Ill

the It is an injur_v to the user, at! ,I

mg | first i'ntf~i‘if~"'llf; uith the functiorls_

‘iofl the 1;-gulls and then producing (1,

c ronio cl-an amen . ,

ih° inflict-c thc ihcutht. ciuihcimc' 1021:, °f of saliva and appet/ite, and some-lan Ibe times cancer of the tongue. In thai in

stomach' `""“sea and V°miti“3 M? under the priection and honor of .

er' lexcited, especially in ilhe beginning 0

I D 5 Indians when Columbus discovered! a

is chic hub'-i which the civilized whiic, ,,,,

man has copied from the baribar-1m;

lan Indians. It is a dangerous ha-| P

“ bit from every paint of view. 'Iihei

rl ,the constitution of the person, and, t

’“ , My arguments against the use of 5 th

° cigarette tobacco are: I go

It is not fred, as it does not oon-_ wc

tain one inglrdient which could go? m

1" to nourish the body. ; W y It Creati: a habit and an aippe-- fn.

‘Y iiic which ihsl--vcs thc victim and

I break '

t° Iof its use. The blocd becomes wa-i at ef' tery and the corpuscles are gxadu-_ U

ed and thc motor and sympatheticib

iiholrs Festival of ~Linked Present

*V nerves are blunted or altogcthefu

ated from the present by a great I

gulf Hereford and a few other

English cities can still begn their mu1Ws_ The ,wesigm L, wmused,

the

paralyzed. All the special senses are , u affected. The muscles become tre-i

Let us look to God in heaven lui#

t , _--____-_~_.A the f ' ov el WINNING ESSAY [ vol

tagne, i5 years of age, a pupil of han

0’ Bt. Agnes School.) the

Environment works wonders, anti, . ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE

lf -you bring these little girls up in a clean home that is full of love and USE OF cm ARET-1-ES

' happiness and instill ideals of purity and honor in their minds, there w W

be no danger of their following in their mother’s footsteps.

And think what a great missionary work you will be doing. Wh

greater good could you do in the world than to take this poor distraug

‘ Tobacco of commerce is tihepas ““ 4 leaves of fl. poisonous tropical plant,‘ and ht = which was grown and used by the' re

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f'I‘o make this nation dry. .Clll

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BRDCKS alan seen i

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ce issue in the Ottawa House »

Doran and Provincial Legislatures is abso- l -.

ly under the control of the Li- ' "`

Backed by I-I’s Satanic Majesty, g

re is a. ‘constant charge that " en the pulpit is failing to give oe against the manufacture and.

_` sale f i to i t , in ,

(Written by Marguerite Lamon- this oat” xcan 5 butt e cure M

lo hsoine business is in the i L ‘

cn voteis

rovincf=."

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This irciiic has bcccmc so pciiil- .' _. HY ent:‘ei‘.cl:e:l in Canada ‘ 7, ». hro h h. _

whom I adore. My futher adviscs me to sive her ull md continue my on ms 0cc,,D,,,ti0,.,_ | n ug 5° #ming politicians' mn ‘ f

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ds of the electoiate. And more, ‘ cure is in the hands of enfran- ; sed women, and further, it is in | ,' hands of professed Christian i .

om -, i _ An olltstalldlng London, Ont, tor, preaching on "The Church _ the Liquor Traffic," said: “The | A _-‘ acher who raises his voice' 2".~ ainst the system of Government' le is told by these represents.-I es of organized evil that he is fi" Xing up in matters outside his _'F

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ipillatcd by distillfr and brewcr, 1"

get that lilo Go=.el'nmf=nt is th" .

Survive the Ofdebi °f “Wing “-“"1 from mil-=:i ii ic mcci difficult tc ,,,,‘,f:.U’ nggw for mmm and ‘W

at raspoisible voters have for- ”" tion their primal duty of pro- »». ting our Dominion, and placing f"

orals first. As responsible voteri- ". uid thrt (`¢.nad`ans would not ,_'_

To again quote the fearless I.'l '

nil plllpltaliiilz

“'I‘hc l'rilx-or irrli'fic is the iulli istry in Ontario iiiit has l trong enough to Ioce the G.'~'.~1~,~ -

ent to buy and sell its prcdut. ‘t ii collect its bills. rt is the chly ii dustfy in Ontario that carries on

ui- Prcvihcici ccat of Arms. mor 5_

the truck loads of liquor belng,_

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it , nlcaded and the hundreds of bot- T._ " “any P°fS°“°d- The heart 'bmi' be' ties being carried away daily from if,

our comes weak and irregular, the clr-L tie store Wim we Coat of A.,.ms_

culat;on poor, and a person be-,HOW humilmmgp

any comes pale. The lungs are irritated'

'md often productng a cough; the hraini C

hud is lem active: t`:c memory impair-5 h

While this is going on, the hurch, the W- C» T. U., the Pro- ibition Union are being exhorted y outsiders to carry on an educa- onal camps gn wth the perfect ndcrstandillg that the liquor trade

ready at any moment to hold

is . the cup of inebriation to the lips

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THE WURIDS GRERTEST

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At Exhibition Grounds, <=l-=fl°ff<=i»w-».l>-f-I;

6, 7, 8, 9th.

SIX‘-- IFOLIIIIOLASSES -- SIX

Black and Extra Dark up to 15% Medium Silver 45% to 60% Silver." -mtl Sliver- V _ Light Medium silver 60% ic 70% Silver

Dark Silver 157° to 30% Silver. - D - Dark Medium silver 30% ic 45% silver Pale SUV” “Ve” 707 S"'V°”

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Male whelped previous to 1932 and having sired a recorded litter.

Male whelped in 1932. Female whelped in 1932.

Entrance Fee $2.50 per- Fox. All foxes, bothadults and p_ups, mu_st carry registration letters and tattoo numbers of Canadian National Live Stock Records.

Entries will be accepted up to Friday, November 3rd. Mr. _George A. Callbeck of Sum merside, President Canadian Nation- al Silver Fox Breeders Associa tion. will he sole .lud,<re, Valuable Trophies, Championship i’riz<>s, Ribbons and Cash Awards for winners. '

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Female whelped previous to 1932 and having sired a recorded litter. Young male whelped in 1933.

Young female whelped _in 1933.

rA1‘l'al18`€I\1€1`ltS are Ileing made to accommodate 500 foxes, But more can

be accommodated if entries exceed that figure.

Make up your mind to enter in this the worId’s greatest Silver Fox com- petition of 1933.

B. W. ROBINSON, W. R. SHAW,

President. . _ S_ec1-eta,-y_

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keep

the ward

festivals with ceremonies in

and color blindness often resultsi

And Middle Ages

, Digland, Oct., B -

'(0P.)-The 'rliree choirs :Festival

` which has gust been hcla with me

customary interest in tt and suc- cess as an artist'c musical affair. is famous as "I-Ierefor-d‘s Mediae- vsliamf' the latest festival having been the \213th annual celebration

Don't marry and lay the burden of y

open air that link today with past which stretches unbrokenl through the centuries.

The beautiful cathedriril, which,

of course. was the chief meetin place during the festival, is

Ages, It radiates a spiritual o which links the music hear t.hroug'h centuries within its

with such music as was given

115,streets and in the crowded cars. at

° .A person‘s hearing is ics; keen andj Y the stature cluntcci if the habliif

has been foimed in youth.

g fensive and sickerrng to those who

d I seen in the home, on the public

It is a bad example. When young

Was it not Christ who said, "0‘}‘;sSe

It I5 9 habit “mich I9 ‘ie-W °f'! provincial, o: national, this curse; ma

` ‘of a natlonil $l41,000,000 yearly li-i

f'“',d° 50'” U39 'f°'3`“°°°» and the -'§m°k'lquor bill must receive a blow untili

more than a survival of the Middle er is so ungenilemunly as to disre-i

Y We 'ga-Pd the Tights 01' °th""5- This I5; person-al llbclty in this crimc-pro-

ducing ixue affectng the home. circle, inter-ccciiu conditions in all 'S0 classes, and the sacrificing of n

Canadians have rfgaiiicd their lost ! Edw

o‘s and slcvi of h art ’? ed Every time tlicio is a vote, local u

need

in the ranks of oncoming youth.

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Pro

claims of brewer and distiller.

Last March, st the opening of

second session of Prince Ed- Island's forty-second G_eneralI

H- i_-_ nr- - ~' _

HOMEABITIS RAZED I

mbly, Lieut. Gov. C. Dalton, iin speech gave assurance that

tional standards tained despite the pressing. for economy. i liihition is paying in Prince ard Island. ,

viet Russia

. 3 c;1“;\v\hi1;;>1"e;;v1;1 ;*;;nUi;;S;:m1;*e=d by the London country council cha; ,ji

Mrs. Kent is A 'I4-year-old, partial-, ly paralysed tenant whose one; `

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morally, mentally, the citiuns ot iicviug expedition. 'Working in Hollywood feel we “out liousc, David 'ron-mee, Boris xse-

feu- "Garden or the aol!" use scientific Wm ,ul be oonyimed |°f wash" to don pads and battinzlloff. Pat somerset, U. Aubrey

their brains and their votes to in “dm” to me new eX.per1mem5iglov'cs, but n<2\~m~l'hcless contributelsmith, claude King and Mlm-ay

weLi~to-do by denying the in fox ranching and polar bem. to the game in a financial way, en- Kc;-mall,

N-gpp§ng_ _ :ibling Hollywood to have a cricket l club with quarters befit/ting the

Aan, WOMAN ULINGS To sumptuousness of the mueh-photo-

graphed villas of her film celebrit-

Smith and somerset are probably

the best players in the film ooiony. somerset, once a soccer intel-na ienalist in England, often scores century in the local matches. Des-

mond Roberts, formerly of Surrey,

Lo,-N|D0,Nr on 5_wor1d.s Endf Those interested in the game in- V

Pun” M heme demolished’ buticlude Ronald Colman. George Ar. old Mrs. Kent refuses to quit. 11”' Phup Mefivam P- C'~ W0<l¢-

wcrws me Passage is I sicclli --_ -_ _ , » , ,

C7. C.. is the club's star bowler, well as being a strong bat.

Let Us Take Your Rugs

by the Three Choirs to Hereford.

/W 'of'hLst.ory and institutions separ-

Gloueeeter and Worcester. It was opened on a Sunday with the usu- al pomp, a bright sun turning to brilliance the sober colon of the procession as the clergy and efvic dignitaries made their way to the Hereford Cathedral.

In a modem industrial town meh

I procession brings with it A lud- den strangeness. Ons is reminded

this last festival.

The festival began purely

musical entenprise, and the com

mon belief that it is basically

bam. i

m°"”'m°m“ °‘"°"" °‘ °"°“°°“" sight in spits or i/hc nausea and

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though money is raised thereat

"It is not 'ss easy to bunko

-Roger W. Babson.

lfinudw Linlment outs grease.

in-

vestors today as in 1938 and 1929.”

boys see their elder brothers or

A and the repeated trials behind the

under the shed and out of

omiting, tell how strongly the boy desires to be “maniy."

It is unclean to the person, and

his surroundings, discoloring the teeth, tainting the breath and giv- :ing -the clothes a disagreeable odor.

It is a great waste of money for

I what creates only injury. In many

ey spent annually for tobacco than for boots and shoes or for public education.

Are there two standards of mo-

rals? We would be horrified to see

ties, dealing with religious beliefs, reveals the fact that prohibition Prince Edward Island has the least numbfr of non-Christian inhabi- tants of any of the provinces, the

, _ _ _ __ number being 28 persons in a popu-4 ' - ,l countries there is much more mon- 1

"Well Done" at a final Judgmentf

B their °°mDwi°“S ='m°1<i11&’- they scat. rs it not wrnlch that drunlc-` l

Ink it must be ai manly habit, M-ds Shan not inherit gm kingdom MC’S;'ClW, Oct. 5-(C.P.)-Soviet/

off Gad? _ Russ

too.

OUR GARDEN Ol' THE GULF -But far from the red sandsltone

shores oi' Prince Edward Island

The Dominion Bureau of Statis- _where the important Canadian in-

dustry was developed the Russians are carrying out their experiments ‘on bleak Davidov Island (formerly Wrangel Island) in the eastern Arctic ocean. I The popular silver fox of Canada

“W” °f °V“" "8'°°°- ‘”"i°h 1-'iiwill bc sulsiiiui/cci hy thc '1ciuc" M” “' “my P°°P’° ‘I0 ‘h° “qua” [pcm icx. The few inhsiiiiuhis of mile in comparison with the otherithe desolate Meme island' have pmvmces' 'boon assigned a production quota

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Raises Foxes

ia is going in for fox ranch-

The education of the Islruid com- 300 blue fox pam for the “nt

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a lady (9) swagger down the street puffing a cigarette. Why? Many reasons could be given for

‘ avoiding her company.

Such are my reasons for believ-

ing that young boys who smoke ci-

i gairettes are spending their money ‘ for what aces nm: benefit them in

any way.

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pares spleiidtlly, also, uith that of year. The systematic trapping of

room gradually is being pulled d around her. Q

own 9 'rho old lady steadfastly has cle- ,i,

elined the alternative aooommoda-El tion offered by the local suthorit- ies. It takes her five hours to‘@ shurnc ic the post cificc, 250 yards ti afway, to collect her old-age pen- i` sion- »

DEL MONTE, Calif.. Oct 5- Herbert Hoover, formerly president E.; cr thc United scales, icvcrcd rc-_,N5 peal ot the 18th amendment, after the Republican rule in the rock- iii; ribbed Republican state oi Mcinemi hm been ovcnct in isaz. ,Q/. Arthur L. Race, of Boston, chair- man of the American Hotel Assoc- il

lation on Prohibition, is authorityigé fOr . - 5 I

/"eil

When Dirty and Stained f,

and Return Them BRIGHT and CLEAN

The sweeping broom gathers no dirt. It merely

stirs it into commotion. The vacuum cleaner suctions dry air and ri-ninves only dry dirt. Soap and water, well worked in, rcniovc dirt, smut and stains that the cleaner leaves.

When we take the rugs and carpets out of your

home wc take with them all the dirt, dust, grease spots and heniili niouzlcinlr irvrms--and bring none of them back.

the statement Mr Hoover per I

socially favored repeal but was of

other provinces, having one public

school to every 4_6 “mme miles ‘polar bears also will be attempted

A5 me 1, _` 4 _ ` _ond the Soviet government has de-

a mn r 0 Coulee "S mheryicrceil that 17 live polar bears shall

contribution to the production oil Canada is wondcrfullv valuable. V” Captured Nady mr shipment t°

Prince Edward Island has theithe mfi1”i9~11d next year.

peculiarity of operating nearly one-

I Five woimen and one child were

mm; of Mx farming in me D,,_ among the 1'1 members of a reliev- minion. ing party which .sailed from Mur-

The Island is sm-all but can make IWW-“K “board the i°e'b"°5k"

055 01’ B-HY of the provincial dlvis- colony of Soviet scientists who centre boasts one of America's fin

111 Oanadl. with the ¢K°¢‘a>tion ions. Best of all. and the secret of spent lnst winter there. The women est cricket clubs.

01 PFIHW Edwlmi ISIHIICI. the tem-‘much of its success, financially. are wives and members of the :re-, Many of the Englishmen nowl" ` ` ' ` ' 1530

YOU ARE T0 BLAME the unique claim of being the rich- IChcliuskin to replace the small may not be"cricket," but the movie

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