Why be e slave to ASHES’! You won't ll you burn DOM IN ION Household Coke. Compared with anthracite, it will save you 15c. to 30c. on every fuel dollar (Government test).

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W. C. T. U. NOTES

ON . iTHOUGIITFULNESS

Do Wu ever stop to think friends, As you rush along your way,

0f the hurts you may inflict

On the ones you meet each day. By word. or tone. or action,

0r expression of your eye.

Or even by a passing joke

Just as u hurry by?

You don intend to do it per-hull. But don't u realize

That we al have some odd weak-

ness. And each one tries and tries To overcome that failing, But by thoughtless word or deed You may just, slip one up now At his very time of need When a thoughtful gesture. A quiet unquestioning eye, would cheer and help to lighten I-lis burden!—Won't you try? —Esther Kenrru. Ottawa. Ont.

word or

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (Canadian .White Ribbon Tidings)

The other eight rovinces will be glad to read something of the smallest province in the Confeder- ation, not only because it s “The Island" to many. but because it is

have in our wide expanse of coun- m:

And so many of us have discov- ered to our sorrow. that matter of being a Prohibition Province can- not be taken for granted for a moment-and so the Islanders feel. The old and familiar trouble of ‘bootlegging is rampant with them and their hearts are heavy that their good law is not being more strictly enforced. Moreover, the opponents of Prohibition are ar- guing as they have to the rest of us. that Government Control will solve all ills. The women of the Unions feel very keenly that many.

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Buntain & Bell & 0o.

Charlottetown Distributors for P. E. l.

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When at the slone quor- ries two weeks ugo, we bought several lovely monuments which are pric- ed below our usual low price, which we con always give on account of not hov- ing any agents. This alone saves you from $15.00 to $50 dollars on euch monu- ment, and we ore also giv- ing u discount for the bul- clnce of lhe yeur on our en- tire stock of Swede uncl Native Grcmiles and Ver- mont Marble.

Bhandler & Bell

Mulpeque Road

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Phone i336.

Professional Cards

ll. F. ARDHEBALII

Chartered Accountant H0 Richmond Street Purim n. P- 0. BM l?-

Mcleod 1S Benlle H lﬂ. I,EA\“‘LEY. K C. J, A. l)” "ITALY, K. .

C. F. IZENTLEY, LL.B. j-nslcrs and Attorncy-I-l-III MONEY TO LOAN

180 Richmond Si!!!“

ﬁvacﬁuliglan Biulrainor MARK R. nlacC-UIGAN, lt.c. C. st CLAIR TRAINOR. B.A. Barristers. Solicitors. 51¢- MONEY 1'0 LOAN

Office: Over Provincial Bank. Richmond Street, Charlnttetown__ LT .. - 1.17;. ‘s ;_ _ ~ _

Palmer 6. Haslam

H. J. PALMER, ILC. A. J. HASLAM. B.A. LLB.

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Bank of Nova Scotla Chambers Charlottetown. P-EJ-

MONEY TO LOAN

Phone 85 119M111

Culclille 8. Andrews FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Hunter River and Brllllllllll! gﬁr9llg§l§hl PET“

H. F. McPHEE. B.A. KC.

NOTARY

kc. It SOLICITOR __ l Charlottetown

Bell 8. Malhieson

D. b. Methleann. bl-Jl- and Solicitors

I. Bihllell TO

rrialerl Money

LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown. PJL.

many voters are being influenced by the "much speaking" and are not at all investigating what Gov- ernment Control has meant in other provinces. Cannot the other provinces do something to help them. and avert a catastrophe in this one bright 590i. W- C- T- U.ly speaking?

There are nine Unions in the comparatively small area of the Island-six of them in Queen's County. three in Prince County. but none at all ln King's County. It not being their Convention time. they gathered in three-point meetings to greet the Editor of "Tidings." Cornwall and North Wiltshire had a. meeting at Mrs. Gordon MadMillans. the County and Local President. Beechwood Gardens. the charming place. a picture of which appeared in our October paper. Charlottetown. York. Cavendish and Pownal gath- ered in achurch hall. at Charlot- tetown for an evening meeting. with Mrs. Johnson. the local Presi- dent. ln the chair. And finally Summerside. Freetown and Ec- deque had a joint meeting in a- nother church hall in Summer- side with Mrs. Harrison MacFar- lane, County President, leading. Mrs. Hazen I-Ioavard. Provincial President was at all three meet-

ing. Every group was alert and eager. full of questions. ready to co-operate.

'l‘he fact that there are no unions at all in Kings County. the most easterly county. and that there are as yet no organized Y's shows the field for organization. There is a number of the officers keenly conscious of this-time. experience and skill. they are fear- ful about. They or; going at it.

. but it is another argument for our

National Organizer.

One thing learned by the writer is that there are two W. C. T. U. women acting as very ear-rest Travellers’ Aids. one at Charlotte- town and one at Summerslde. Both of than are eager for help. look- ina for ideas.

The three new Prlvincial Oilfi- cers appointed for this year will be introduced in next issue by Mrs. Howard. In the meantime, they are Mrs. Jo . Bimerintendent of S. '1‘. 1.: Mrs. Fred Shaw, Super- intendent of Marine and Ught- houses. and Mrs. Dear-on, "116- ings” Page Editor. Mrs. Clark, the former Editor has taken over

. the L. T. L. Department.

All in all. it may be true that fox-ranching. keneral agriculture and potato picking are the chief means of daily bread ln the Island. and therefore very important-but the cause of lemrggrance. of pearc. of moral reform, the task of mak- lng their province a "little bit of heaven." is very near and dear to these women by the sea. They will yet do it.

GOOD TALKING POINT .

No one offering a "first glass" means or expects to make a drunk- ard. but every drunkard rlid once take his first glass. and everv drunirard was once the innocent boy or zirl of some loving mother ~14 {urn-q n. wl<~~n mam.» gnmg other mother or fa'her thought- le==ly offered a first glass at an

herwiae table natty. If is herdlessneas and indifference that lead many of our church pelple in- to this sin of offering a "social glass" of intoxicating (or polsrm- ous.) liquor. but that it is a verv real and widespread sin is shown by the results of a recent question- naire to a very larg e numW-r of quite typical young people. To the questions "Where and whv did you take your first glass of liquor." ninety “or cent. of them replied. ‘git a party because it was offered

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6 STAGES OI‘ DIIITNKINNESS

The following item was clipped from a recent issue of the "Bullet- in." an Edmonton daily newspap- e .

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Atlantic City, N. J. Sept l‘l— Wanted. An airtight definition of drunkenness.

The International Association of Police. and Fire surgeons discus- sed the matter ‘Prlrlev and came to the conclusion that no matter how drunk a driver mv-v he a. mart lawver often can find flaws in the d-t'vr's fret,

Dr. Robert A. Klldirlfe. labora- torv dlrcrtor of the lﬂanllv- CW1 bcrnliai raid hr had"! much hi"! Qr-vlvvv m nwsvp l"'lll"l'o" d-lvne-Q drunk but that he bad figured out no. elY QPv-Me m H-ipylronnqrg; ﬂw» pawl rlqneivsl Yl-l""~t~rl inn-l dv-lllah ncli-‘orlent aw‘ dlvustlng, Dinv and dellrifnrq.

Dazed and dcjected. Dead drunk.

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‘ruratuoaur EFFORT AND

HIGH COURAGE’

‘The characterisitics distinguish- lug mankind from the rest 0f God's creation are superior intelligence and a Sense of moral responsibil- ty. To man alone is given a longing for a better life and a hig er social order. The quest for this has required intelligent effort and a high degree of courage.

‘There are many kinds of cour- age. There is that brute courage which instinctively enables the animal to attack its prey. or the courage of desperation empower- ing creatures to fight in self-de_ fense or in protection of their olf- spring. There is also the courage

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131i: (IHABLO'I"I‘E'I‘OWN GUARDIAN

which will support a man in the hours of excitement and enable him to march the cannons mouth or into the Jaws of death.

MORAL COURAGE

“But there is IJI even greater courase. that moral courage which has enabled great souls of the human race to endure the scoff- ing and ridicule of their feiiorw men for what the believed to be e great moral princ pie. It is through the example and influence of such rare souls among us. whose lives have been inspired by some great conception. that social pwgress has been achieved. All great so- cial movements have drawn their impetus from lives of this type.

M. ROSS

Custom Taller Mada - to - Manure

REPAIRING AND DRESSING New Premises 170 PRINCE ST.

By J. R. Williams

RACViET IS THIS?

the only Prohibition Province we‘

SAY, l5 IT RIGHT THAT MOON- FIXER HOCKED Hi5 BIHE MD STUFF TO \DU AC-IIH AFTER

GUT ALL was‘ STUFF AN’ HE'S ecrr ouR MONEY Au‘ SOME o|= $125 i’ say, WHAT Kano OFA

DEEPER AND DEEPER.

WELL, 1 HAD THE lMPP-ESSION HE WANTED ‘lHE MoicEv 1D PAY sou Bum. Bur 0F couRsE

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TISSUES HELPFUL

ble tissues used instead

handkerchiefs prevent reinfec- tion with cold germs. These tis- aum have many other uses for dusting, mo ping up spilled liq- uids. and ping silver.

The cuckoo lays its eggs in the nests of other birds. and it always selects a nest belonging to a bird which feeds its young on food suit- able for young cuckooa.

Burah in plain colors is newly important for evening wear.

VI C K S VAeoRua hell" w! a cold quicker

VA-rao-uoi. .

Use Mllurﬂa for colds.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

BY ‘fl-ls LOOKS 0F THE BATHROOM, You "Two DOLPHIHS MUST BE- some KIM "ro A HURRICANE u-CTHE ‘PLACE Logs LIKE A SEAsiDE BUNGALOW cowNY AFTER A TIDM- wave wozilm some “ro DESIGN A ‘REVOLVING BATHTUB ‘FOR BOARDING i-lousEs ‘THAT HAS

AHOLE wrrH A WATER~T16HT up ‘PHAT wu.i_ WASH AND my A BQARDERJHE WAY ‘THESE HEW-‘FANGLED WAsi-llua MACHINES DO THE

WASH _! l

‘TELL. ‘THAT OM"! TOTH' MAEIOR WM. HE'LL. IHVEHT AN

AUTOMATIC. IROMER so we CAN STEP m, CLOTHES AND ALL, AND COME our BATHED AND

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HEIZE'5 A POST‘ CARD FOR YOU“ Ml2. JIGGS-l SEE Y l2 SON l5

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THAT'S A FINE SON WE GOT- HE SENDS ME A PO?‘ CARD WITH Hi5 VHONE NLJMBEQ ON IT ASKING METO CALL

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