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THE PIIONETIC ALIIABET

A signuller frequently has call out the letters of the alphabet: when sending or receiving a megs- are by flag or by limp. and when spelling words heard lndletinctly by telephone or by tvlreless. In order to uvuid errors in such cases, the

DEVELOPMENT OF THE RIFLE

Firearms are said to have been uscrl first in European warfare in lhe fourteenth century. The hand ‘llln was in practical use in 1446 11nd Wns ni’ vrry rude construction, ‘y hurl a rilnule hon or brass tuhc ' n iolzuh-hule lli. the top. 1L1 ' iixcrl m a slraighf block o ‘ wonrl, the cnd of which passed

under the right armpit when thc' ‘izun was fired. The horsesoldlrrs used a forked rest to support it. The match was made of cotton.‘ boiled in snltuoiro. The touch-hole

ibui lalcr at the side. with a smnlli ‘pan underneath to hold the prim- n2.

The Matchlock. The first im- nrovcmcnrcame in the reign of jHcury the Seventh. h.\' fixing a ~.- rock to hold the match. which was

brought down lo the priming by n lrlcncr. hence the term matchlcck. ‘A little later the Germans bent. ' lihc stock and made it fit the . shoulder.

i Th0 Wheel Lock. An improvement , 'nn tho mntchlock was invented in

|Nurcmburlr in 1517. "Fhls consisted ‘ ol‘ a urocvcd wheel which protrud- ed into the firing nan. and was connected to it with a strong

-.<prlng. The cock was also regulated - by n snrlmz and wa= fIiIgd with n

niece of iron pyrltos. To shoot. it ' [was wound up with a kcv. and ihe ». was lrt down nn tho priming 1 "on so as I0 let tho pyrite: rest on [the wheel When the trigger was , Inresscd. thr- whccl rcleascd I and revolved. emittinz sharks which!

lcnllcd the nowder in Ihn nan. ‘in 1540. the Spaniards invented n "rrwr mrlichlock called Ihg rougher! ‘Yr. was verv ponulnr. for it had. fllm instead of the armies. _ (To Be Continued) r ___________

RUSSIAN FROST KILLS

Tn the Russian winter a wounded srlrlicr if lylnz in ‘he own will dip of frost in 10 minutes to half-an- hour.

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POU LTRY

We require llnllmitefl quan- tltlee or chicken. fowl. Also all other kinds of meat Poultry live and dressed. (‘or- "i" "lfllnz Ind hlghesl market prices. on, moqgm

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i0_ II yerfvo lrul had a cold, tah VltaVax to

‘ overcame Iallgue and Incroou vitality.

| For scientific precaution agalnfl Mun oolde, grlppo and bronchitis, protect all the larnliy with VlraVax Cepwiee. Only $2.50 h:

Iona to two months average requirements.

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DEITIAI. GUARDIAN

Tbh eellnn In 3i "MIIII: aim" =1‘: I» mum at. Tlve some a word. 1M6"! N)‘ able In advance.

000KB for Phonon CONFIDIIATION LIII IN- SUBANCE.

POLICE COURT-Charged with being drunk and disorderly. 01W case appeared in yesterday's Police Court" and received $10.00 and

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following] phonetic Dapgabet I; Asltyaur drugahhorfordelalie writab- :::.;l.-. s; “attract”. s. .1. 2:. ---~ -~-~-- s ~ - Able D08 GCOTBQ Jig 5TART TODAY Baker Easy How King M We VITA UTaIie n e vhf,“ cow vlccmz Pr... VITAMINS William __ _,__,,,_, ____>_._._..._. .__.. 1?"l"l_~* w or er - zmsliallant Officer

Prays For courage 0n Eve of Action

Central Italy -lBy Mail —- 1n ihc bmercst assault and hand to

r hand lighting the Canadians have

laced in this war, Major A. R. Campbell, of Perth” Ontario, wasl killed in action on Christmas Day leading a Llsnt and successfull charge by t e men of the Hastings’ and Prince Edward Regiment. Alex. Campbell knew the price of' war before he ordered that advance,i for his father, Captain I-I. D.

,Mines. France, on July 30, .Captaln Campbell had previously ‘been mentioned in dispatches and was buried on his 38th birthday. The action in which Major Alcx Campbell participated led to the capture of Leonardo and the heights beyond know as The Crossroads. From there the regiment initiated the three phase action to cut off Ortona, by - passing it to the Adriatic Sea. , Before going into battle Major rCnnlpbell wrote the following poem ,cel1lng on God for the gift of courage.

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I PRAYER BEFORE BATTLE When. ‘neuth the rumble of the guns. I lend my men against the Runs; It‘s then I feel so all alone and weak And scared.

Accept the task of leading men. I wonder. worry, fret and then-I may"

O God who promised oft

To humble men Io lend an ear. Now in my troubled state of mind Draw near, O God. draw near, Draw near.

Make me more willing lo obey. Help me to merit my command. And if this be my fatal day. ReacI-‘h out. O God, Thy helping

and And load me down that deep, dark vale.

Help me to lead

them in the fight. So they will say,

"He was a men."

Campbell, was killed at Neux Lu

Wartime mm amt Trade Board.‘ Charlottetown, Mr. Nell Metihuorhl editor or the Patriot, has been ap-i pointed to fill the vacancy.

SNOW PLOUGIIS Tlhe snomlofiglis have gucoesefully c cared I P911119. r and southern Roads to Winsloe.‘ York Rd. end to Vernon and Mill-

vlew Stations, respectively. Roads

have also been opened to the elr-, port and Bench Grove, as well as

to the orphanage and Mt. Herbert

01mg; reported yesterda that no work had been dam on he shore road icodlnl to Borden, but it was expected that operations would be- gin today.

POLICE SEEKING GIRIRS PAR- ENTS - Halifax. police are today aiding in a search for the nts of Kethlcm Mary McNeil]. who died over the weekend in Ohur- lottetown. City police received e wire from Chief of Police A Birt- Whlstle. Charlottetown, seeking their cooperation in locating the parents o! the girl, who formerly worked It Victoria. General hospital here. Ac- cord‘ ,, to ‘ ‘orrncnon reaching here. the girl wee employed at ‘he ihospltel 1940. Charlottetown -polloe have been unsuccessful to

date in finding any trace of her paler-its A railway ticket from New Glasgow to Charlottetown W“

found in her poeseselo after

dcath- Halifax Chronicle. CASUALTY LIST-Amen: those

reportted wounded in the lat/est.

Canadian Aznmv Casualty List is L-

Opl. Albert Samuel Dunvllle. who we; th a Rove! Canadian Ord b-Oni DUIIVIIIB’!

Ptes. Allc

lcl Gallant. nnd Nicholas Joseph Garland. each of whom were ser- ving wit-h Nova Scotla-Hlnce Ed- ward Island Roaizncnte. Pie. Alcide Gellanvs next of kin is his mother Mm. Mary Jane Gallant. RR. No. 4, Egnont Bay. PEI. Pie. morons iDanlel Gallanltkw next of kin l; his ‘mother. Mrs. Annie Gallant, Bear River, P.E.I. Pte. Garlands next of lcln is his brother Mrs. Jone Gu- lond, Vernon River, P.E.I.

MT. HERBERT YP-Ul - ‘nae regular meeting of the Mt. I-Ier- bert Y.P.U. was held at the Pro- testant Orphanage. February 15th. Quleg; music opened the Devotional Period. T119 hymn Jesus Shall Reign wee then sung. The even- ing's scripture lesson wee reed by Isabel Farquhsrson, after which Kathleen Raynor led in rayer. The hymn Tell Me The 0d. 01d 5&3’ Wfls sung and a panel dis-

c crn on the topic, why Medical Malone? Kathleen Raynor

on Coewenor, nee Those who assisted her in the d - cuwon were: Sue Jones. Isabel Fer- quherson, Jenkins and

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been C Manager of Motors Holding Division. His prev- i011!

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a native of Begins-rid resident of Toronto, brings wide

Baptist Y-Pil- Present A “ 0h, Promise Me”

the Baptist Young Peoples Union Players’ local presentation of "Oh

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Russel Ebrquherson. Bluiness per- iod followed. the Resident, Miriam FA-Ynor taking charge. after which a half hour of . followed Arnold Bur-hoe and Russel Plerquh- nraon put on two jolly games. The meeting closed by singing Auld Ian: Sync. _

Ilw Assistant Director For General Motors

osrmwn _ A. '1; arson m-

announce- ” E- J’. Umphny, Macphcrson has be usoo- Gencral Mower: since

c past flvc years, he has the

Jfiorth

experience includes that. of

manager, business manager special representative in var- To his new ' st M1". Mecphereon, and a former

nd varied sales experience.

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cd otherwise. I-Ie took his fl ht on’ Fbb. ll. His children will m s the, touch of a hand that tried to Klimt! them on the straight paths. Besides his sorrowlng wife there are left to mourn five children: Cecil Campbell Burlington. and Lloyd who has just returne overseas Just e week. It seems that i God sent him home to be with ills father before he stayed by his bedside till the cud carnc. He also leaves three step-l children: Roy, who was unable to be homo for the funeral and Lenora r

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Brothers to nurse them. Always the Order lived up to its motto-“Pm Utilitate Hominrmf-for the service of mankind. Today the Order of St. john, which

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controle the St. john Ambulencc Association and Brigade, ecill serves humanity. Through the Association it teaches the science of First Aid and Home Nursing; through the Brigade its members put this instruction to practical use rendering a First Aid and Nursing Service throughout Canada and the British Empire. Wartime has brought about a.

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Qssociatiun anh ibrigahe '

Rev. Mona, Mrs.

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enhance which t B. Y. P. U.

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Fri . February 24th and 35th n the Baptist Chlr-‘ch Hall 8.15,

IN MEMORIAM

MR. JAMIS D CAMPBELL

A sod gloom was cast over Spring Valley and vicinity when God call-

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1 Acre 5 vveyl, to brcek up croup

cd home a beloved msldent in the of James D. Ounpbell, son of the lute Dougold and Mrs. Campbell. He was born in I-lunllq ton ee years no. He vile a car-j

nter by trade. Anybody coming- n cwtect with him learned to IOVQi

never recovered. iplthough eve rig that human ‘hands could wee done He em tiered the hospital for treatment and deenire medical skill. God will-

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the service.

the cold day there was e large crowd gathered to show the eetecm in which he was held. His pastor

Mr. MacGowan.

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Arthur Stewart, sang a favorite hymn of the de- . They also held a service l1 "m" | in Malpcque Presbyterian Church where e large crowd gathered. The |hymns sung were: Safe 1n The , Arms ofmJcsus,_Eor_Evcr__Wit,h_lhe

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1pm, and all that was 1v" °i beloved husband and in!!!"

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viving. Russel of Indian Rufr H" Gcorgc of Hamilton HIICIOlILS5IS1: Bessie, Mrs. Georg" Bliiilhdeft Valley. The funeral was 112m“ N direction of Joseph T. m‘

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