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IOYAL CANADIAN All. FOIOI OVIIIIAI

SOURIS HOSPITAL Building Fund Campaign . FEBRUARY 5tl1-- 19m

Minimum, Qhieciive

$|o,ooo._oo

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Sound . .. Social . . . Service laaraaieel ly 0ver 05,000 Policies.

sun; ‘rhomas, HO. Some rot and mold in unsh rank, ‘we snow and ice there's more Bullock, Olaf-mos. 20.. ‘maths: n.“ "h . . - no e are vessel sank, Donaldson, Robert Gordon IO. '.N now Ieihsm Manor, New York. USA.‘ o $3.5?‘ m‘ "M, world

r1 . Wallace Eugene, Though that is where our ‘dead are Nogloll- found.

. C. aukins. James Paraioe, 10.. ‘Iheir spirits rise, ag eh 1 ‘no ‘you who live, tllltgt $1351.?

ncouvﬁro, l. Cwum u!‘ Thomas. eod onion. Alto. Amusing)!“ forlot the torch they When flung to than from Flanders Field

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“w. on cider-son Blair. m. v - B h h mhenwn. Job-o Gav. W--0-. aoyioiitsgitis “noowniwiisltiietitoilrnﬁitiiii Prﬂlcruhiyouliiilllngt. 0n Active you ‘gmﬂ 7 ' a _ N" rotuomdﬂ "b 11mg ‘others loin them in this Besll. Gordon soowcrofh. S.-L.. Thﬂfllg?’ k your,’ mm ma“ l

—-Dr. J. Francis Smith.

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$62. r ' 14 in P

savio!‘ 1:,” ndsklilzitgggiiig ‘u de 5W‘ ’

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“SW1: Bond") f cc This sum is 'gQlS ill °' ‘m by poiiq‘ 52423213?» °<i:b:iif:°°"‘;,°;;i-u¢°““" i“ g tattoo-fir.” N ‘dun "lue W“ the fem!!!“ m“ qyntiuulﬂi ' Pfalgﬁllsigds ce in th¢ ¢°“‘”“l§oooso Md" m" - 01in nfl u‘ i ti“ . , _ $396251 131k?” aaf-lﬁufo: 60-495“ some can». so. n_ ' f C i . _ 5:11. - - _ Whii-itoitiruvao; polio! °" llalfneflllohl‘: g3“ Phw’ I "i" l9“ Lilli).

Qiiggualas Geome, 70.. “$233k $23‘. Armagh chutes. IO. Vancouver B. C.

mnarmigbeghtiiolin Alexander. PO. gig!!!“ Alblafldﬂ’. PO“

Flay Earl. PO. Tor- DWIM. 50.. Win-

FIANOISS Will-AID We know that in the history of human thought. discovery or in- vention. any new idea first takes shalleywlthin some individual mind before it can he of universal value. Wherr the statue of

Willard, the only woman to be so ‘* .3 in exquisite ‘white Car- rara marble wa the State of Illinois to Statuary Hall in the Capital at_ Washington, D. w“ u” 0.. she was declared to be “the W" foremost woman of the nineteenth

century. the most beloved charac- ter oi her time and, under God, a benefactrus of our human race."

CONVENTION ADDRESS

Since the days oi our revered I Frances Willard. prohibition has ever been our watohword, but the brewers and liquor men are for- ever pointing out the evils that existed during the last prohibition period. They talk of th

robberies. rackets.

gging that was cr fail to show that statistics prove how under Government Control» these continue ta flourish with the flow of liquor. -

Gan anyone who knows all the far-reaching and evil fects oi

Preside-MG Managing Dinar:- bewniie alcohol be content to have our country spend. as it is doing.

n a ed eta a“ ma“ .

G unit 1:4 “a ‘s. x 1a face i?’ "“2’8a'o.sns g YCI‘! n ‘

This minimum objective must be attained. Your ndsay Elwin. '

generosity in past campaigns has resulted in the splen. did building which we have on the site today.

i Upon. i Colll , ,, ‘ ‘roronttnwgtttin 30m“ Po N" Levin . nsld one: , ., Banff. Alta. m

your generosity now depends the A completion of the

building and its opening early this summer. d,“ 01m’ L‘! In urance consciences the _, single contribution to economic security, for Niazars Falls, Ont tlleeindividual and the family unit that has ever been devised. Through this toup-co- sullggggxiolsig-und B c PO.. operative system individual beneﬁts are possible by the risk-sharing o many ousanda Moan‘ Johnr Aghew-“v- Po" To,“ o people. onto. Ont.

Moore. Norman Erick. P0,, vor. un. Que.

N ill. Cliff d , ,, P%rifvielfl itidgefwN. "m F0

Canvassers will call on every citizen of Eastern King's.

Well trained ﬁeld Representatives, sound, sspable _and cautious ‘management, assure progress for The Dominion Life and continued satisfaction for its growing total of

M ' ' - Pouqmmem FORD s. KUMP!’ eet them cordially and treat them gener-

This is YOUR Hospital and its necessity cam- not be over estimated

ousiy.

ﬁe Annals! R rt is ucvmi may . __ i . over 350 million dollar this e and ‘P .4 j Peebas H _ ago U131 traffic? “wt-lit. lid; a. c. JOIINBTONI. 0.1.1:. Provincial Manner. I nye e nw-iwar av: veer. 111'!" "m" "Q"- °‘“"‘°“°‘°"“' "'5'- don Ont. ' ‘ " Decentciouxrl-srg. giuiomwrd till ‘Hi ' Peterson, Sidney Glen, 1'0, win- ttie main benefits willie llfsidgl‘ ummkum’ Nauonﬂ Pmmbmon m the Us‘ P e. Kenneth Wheltloy, p0,, for the ten-year period from 1m- ______________ _ ,_‘___.__.,____= Port William. Ont. 190i as gathered from official fig- Bwd. Charles lcmy, WO., Val- ures and records. th rates Mill. Alta. from alcoholism decreased 42%.

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Keith Bryant , the prosecuting atx. fey and began to address our

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it". t 11 rmsnpaiio is cunployed 1n

the H 1.;- Oftlcc Building, on No v;;nl:ci~ 21th oi si-ructions t-0 truck to Chester Slade material there

till?

WON! t-rought

s“: is employed. She says

.2 says that subsequently she smreroom to Congressman Vaughn has has seen there a num- sacks She was direct- sacks.

. gen;- to the \V..l."l’l ncxss and her of mail

6'1 9o produce here. these

Aspirin Eases Headache Almost Immediately o‘.

,Genuinc Aspirin’: new prices now make it easier than ever for Y0" to Set: fast, effective relief from headache misery.

WHY ASPIRIN WORKS SO FIST Sec with your own eyes why Aspirin takes hold of‘ pain a in_ minutﬂ

. after taking. Drop an Aspirin Tablet into a [less of‘ water. Almost instantly it begins to dissolve. And that lama fast: action takes place in your stomach. That's why Aspirin relieves you so quickly. For years Canadians have relied on Aspirin for fut relief. for eﬂective relief‘ —above ail-for dqpcndable relief‘. Get Aspirin at "u; druggisﬂs today!

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fhelayeveneeonsasiuiabistls ysurpcomeihdWoAepIrln

very briefly are

Iss7, year, gave in- House mail go to the residence of and pick up certain

Shortly after the truck returned. certain mail sacks to the office whelzlwe s e

O She with this subponea she has made no effort to obey .With the court's permission I, should like to ask the stenograipher to read the record of what has transpired up to now in the grand jury room "

The elderly little i-tistice turned to Jenhcss, who had also risen, and who stood facing him with the same composure she had shown from the beginning

“Is there any question, Miss Far- man." he said n a gentle voice. "that the plosemi-tlng attorney has correctly stated what took place? There ls no necessity of reading that record 1f h‘s statement is cor_ m ..

Daniel waited breathless for Jenness to answer But he walwd only 8 mlllutc Her reply came un_ hes-ita-tlsigly and clearly. almost insdently "

"Well, You: Honor. I suppose I should have gone and seen the driver, but as Mr Vatighn had al- ready called up the postmast/er—"

CHAPTER XXVI!

Mastic: Ellfillﬁlls lmtzmlied Jexiness. “That is not What I am asking you I am asking you whether there any dispute as for as you‘re concerned. as whdher or not the prosecuting: twttcrncy has correctly stated What] tack place."

“I haven't poi the mail sacks. soj I coulrinii produce them." Jenntss no. still more insolcifly

“Apparently you do not under; stand me whs-t I wont to know, now is whether his statement Ls a true statement."

lime tlrtre was an instants

.on beic-r; Jcnness te- pli-ed But when she did so she gave the effect cf defiance, almost as if she hati wsssd bflCli her head, though this. had antualk: no‘ harrasned “Yes, it i5 correct, Sir"

“Very wcl. "hat ‘s all I wont to itncw for the press-it’ Now I wan-t you to tall me next whv it was that other: the mail sack". came ‘o you. you did not preserve them?"

Jenneas Explain.

The justice had sounded N. lieved when he began, as if he hop. ed her acknowledgement that the prosecutinip attorney had mad-e a truss statement nmrkezl a tslrninz

int in his interrogation of his

ld, lcsoone girl. lief. if it existed was shcrtlivted. Jenness wen‘. tn with itwrccsmg

assurance. "I didn't. see my reason why I should try to preserve them. I sent

truckload of thorn; it was almost impossible :0 stlusevc .' . through the door some important constituents oi’ Mr. Vaughrfs were in time office and I was tslkl

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Mr. Vaughn so '1 said to the driver that I Just wanted him to leave the sack that had Mr

ed the truck to zo for." “Your stmtemmit is Counsel?"

Bryant, raking his question with the air of simprmsing a sigh The - airtrnqv answered

with some bnisrluwncas "My statement, Sir. is that sl_ though those sacks were brought to the office where the girl is, employed on lflccembci" i0 nnd= were thereafter token away at her and although she admits

that she subsequently went. to Clongresmrinn Vauqhnis atom/room- and saw there a number of mall who on the floor she mode

‘on the

for one sack and there was s. whole b

my; um since bop.‘ “nod no client to obey the hléndﬂtt! of

mt: grand Jury . appalled

What have you to say about that? Justice minions mquind of Jen_

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ness.

"i. thought ii the grand wanted evuience they would send s01‘ itﬁ’. .

lssnlei was mulled at the in, creasing boldness won which Jen_ nest was speaking. he did not eee now it ooua lan to bring forth a. rebuke. nut the Justice in toe sshie gentle way as befor .

“ivow as i understand it, the gist oi the situation at present is this: there are irertain mas sacks in Mr. Vaughn’: swreroom—"

"No. outside Mr. Vaushni store-room . '

"May I explain to the Court?" Kalllll Bryalyr. astral in 1a J€nn€c6 quickly. "When Miss Fannan says they are not in Mr. Vaughrfs szorage room aha means ihey are not in the vault in this room Bu; they are withfn large storage room. to which I be- lieve some eight or ten Con¢rcss_ men have access. and they are tinder look and key. Sir."

"bet me ask you i-hls, Mr. Bro- secutlna Attorney. Miss rh-rman my be in a treimndousl otttbaa; missing position Suppo n3 Oon- gressman Vavchn tolu her not f0 tneddla wiih that stuff?"

"That's it." Daniel said to him_ self "Now you're hittinc the nail

head. Mr. Justice, I knew she was shielding someone. I knew she was shielding Vaughn . . . "

"Those were my orders." Jen

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Mac Glace

Maoca N Emily

ucss was saying proudly than defiantly this time.

She says that new. but she has not made any statement to the, grand jury to that effect.’

"Well, the fact is the-t this Bill ‘s placed in a pretty bad spot ii her superior has told her not to in_ terfere with that stuff. I don’tl lmow that] shevlgu b agy authority.

o move t w. ou onzressman Vaughn‘, authorization" l

"she has the authorizaiio

the grand Jury stbpootia

which were delivered to h _ fice " Bryant turned from the

' to Jennoas and out a di_ root question to her.

tsthe? I

l Boudreau. "If you are permitted to leave Barachois, N. h, loyal Canadian Corps Dunyille. N

here now. wﬂl you Rt. those daht sacks?"

"I can't gaurantoe what I can doll don't know. Bur. I am sure Mr. Vantghn wants se he ca; Rh: has ' aliovnd to do

sacks and

attorncvh question

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anr. said ourtlry.

"When do you want than erred. Mr .

Vsughnh speeches in it After all. 9°” 5‘ that was the only one I had ordeL than “d”

whar now. M The Justice had turned hack w,

' Pa s . you will hem u. I bullock tomoarow." "very well, sir."

(Continued Tenor-low)

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be ls helpful‘ housie, told Mr.

Cansdl and l lAﬂIiléh-gﬂbllil, To?» 00¢"

worth

_ itocky M tain, N. l. ‘w’ Wolfe, ohitois Fredrick. rte. Western N. B.

N ek Issimeat you’): JMQph Claude. rte.

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Shirley, Alfred ‘Wilson, Stewart O 0

F0011. PO. Toronto. Ont. Vander Desson.

anzel Medicine

Auccin.

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Serroul. cordon Alphonlus, L.- Op.. Little Bras d'Or. N. 8. Died o

NS. and PIJ. Regiment Rutledge. Chester Roy, Pte, we (m;

- 5- Moncton of our great work and a realisation oi the need for a fear- less. broad-minded and out-reach- ing spirit.

And so that our lives may be en- riched by greater usefulness. I commend to You B Broom‘ pension in every department oi the this organization? ,

I! we feel that we have peaoh- .15“! if, fvléicgﬁgﬂlgfﬁ gmaolg‘,‘l"np%fj,lf [for the meeting that day is divid- tunity and we can cast our burden

Smith, Francis Pl Cross. P

irs. Edwawrd Alfred. Pte. lTempersnce Vale, N. B.

Wounded Remaining 0n Duty Canadian Armoured Corps Clair. Angus Earl. ma.

donsville. N. .

Wtalter Everitt, 90., Insanity

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Clifford William, P0,, 70-. For-

Bly. Newfoundland. John Edger, 1"0., Tort

William McGill, PO..

Thomas Weilwood,

to cure. Before tilted

. 100., Windsor, Ont. asklioy Edward, PO.

. Clarence Gerhart, PO. Hat, Alta.

CANADIAN ARMY OVERSEAS

(Maritime Provinces) Killed In Action

.8. and LBJ. c I

Josegh Alphonse. Pten

' Whlter Edward. rte, Ann MacDonald (mo-

l?! Anna dale, Lot 50, Little

the first year,

operating had

what better proof could one have

of the benefits of prohibition? l We know t our only dry pro ward Island, and how increasingly difficult it is for them to main their position.

The U. S. and Canada are link- ed so closely in various ways that we may feel encouraged when we realize that our Southern

from the same cans, 66% drunkenness 70% and crimes 54%)}. Surely the experiment was worth trying if io benefit than the savlnf .108,- 000 ptégpie from “alcoho c deaths. - o r

Pl - ioren prtihiliiatiidnc thire were sixty Neatly-Cure Institutes for inebrl- and ninety-eight Keely-Cure Institutes for drunkards but during this decade. these tion oi a solitary one. their doors for lack

general r no other

was that be- with the excep-

had to close oi drunltaeds

prohibition these Insti-

Thosg who "must try everything | grlioe. are sure to be, damaged in the only one left“ ghlzliggf'an '

had as many as 20.000 pati-

but at the end of merely 180 patients.

he fine record held by vince, Prince Ed-

neigh-

P. E. l bor has 25,000,000 people living un-

Len. dist eHh, ., nines“ u’ s“

n. N Wounded

.5. and EEJ. Regiment

us, . . Sig"? (mother) kellfs ‘stigma. Wounded ew Brunswick Regiment Thgogorc Alonzo, Pte,

John work of

Gob on Him.

haw

' runswiok aqua-t nﬁau. Leo, He. Petit Roch- ' '

L-eo, Pte.. Ohio Du

Bglfreilln-Silmst, Dil- Slilhtly IIJIIMI

Art-ill Gnrna-yﬂde

Conn,

Head,

moons leglanant Raymond. 091-. 1A ' mus New

P I Iul o’ u 9:3... ‘i-“"’...."‘sta-

Guard 0f Canada

‘lilo! Frederick S! i i

der prohibition laws. the present-day excesses in illegal increased consumption of liquor. the time may not be far off when Prohibition vail throughout United State

sales and

“Mm-est: . C

grabs! of azed. Treatment l; qvmlv

ll A “its?

Because oi

will again pre- s.

got a wider vision nt

IIIIY 8X"

Let me conclude with this Pray- er to Our Heavenly Father that ill

"sot our feet in lofty places. Gird our lives that they may be Governed Braces

4 i getown, l’ Royal Mechanical In ineere Henry. West Bsthurst, N.

with all Christ-like

T137“: Canadian Electrical Isadore B enrv. PW-

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FIGHT PROFIT DESTROYlNG DISEASES

Guard against bunt, smut. strips and certain other seed borne du- astes. Treatseed dust

from?’ yield 6* g

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l Cornwall, PEI

wisdom.- grant us cour-

58¢. That w; fall not man nor Thee." m . Usher.

sical eitamination for in.lltaf'y set: vice at the Sussex Aveivue armory. Ist._O0l. B hspm

[Sinatra May Be "was mo... liioatiod For Amy

. and ind u y o u If -~—-~ ed o e res st a to mi ' iteinmhsiiii muuliieolyiunf tglstlwlii-v unto so a wgritnlgxste 011:? prxiggg? ' NEWARK. N.J.. Fob. a - (AP)- Local Board 10. Jersey oily, within tbotillshiilllfléd. rightly di- malt Sinatra. ‘Logo of the bobby two or time day - ru .— Tl th, :1. soxersw-as t vemor’ Is ———-—'-— tort is a gNkant tiring ﬁogrgwz u; m" Mo?“ oosflil-‘vstiorwa wit‘; I-ONGIIST IQ" Ber. new ow d d Piotinc scoo -—- sense of power. 91%: ivllse 303:1: com m my‘ Queen Victoria ruled in mutant Mexico has an estimated - for 54 W"! — 1°11!" ""41 "V other monarch before or since.

rson is the one who can learn , rom the experience of others. ulatlon of more than 19,600,000.

d Folios people day are the channels through which the creative power oi God is manifestin itself. “Keen to the safe pa‘. Daddy." called a boy following his father up a moun- alalnobpt. “for I am coming after

The volt‘; of experience says. "You can let all the real Joys of] life without alcoholic indulgence." The voice of Medical Science says.(

Pickled iiured tiodfish and ilake

We will deliver at your nearest Station (wi-thin the Province). Freight paid on fifty pound lots or larger at the following prices:

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LARGE COD 16 cents per lb. BAKE 11 cents perlb. SMALL COD 10 cents per lb.

of conscience says, "You ought to abstain for the sake of others."

(MN- ll-) E. Marjorie Howard ,

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We have no further stocks of Medium Cod-

Send Money‘ Order for quantity required you will receive prompt delivery.

SUGGESTED PROGRAM MATERIAL

FEBRUARY-FRANCES WILLARD Mrs. Oottam. 0’! Askin St. Lon- don. has material on Frances Wil- lard at various prices. Public lib-

raries have biographies. February 17th is Frances Wil- Day and a special offering

and

Matthew & McLean Limited,

ed between the Provincial Bud et sour“! P‘ l‘ l‘ and World Lesions. The fie ds assisted by Canada are India and Palestine. p > _

NEW issue of_ the Island Telephone Directory _ 1B scheduled for publication

on April 2nd. Listings Will be closed on February 14th. Persons who intend to become Telephone ubscrtbers at this time. and sub- scribers who WlSh changes made 1n heir present listinirs. are urged to sepd their requests t0 our nearest Business Office at otice. We cannot undertake t0 mve effect _m the new issue t0 grglﬁrs received after February

.__.___.___-______- Because of the t ive field it and the frequency with it is used by the public, the Telephone l" y has - come recognized as an ideal ad- vertising medium. Telephone ubscribers represent a preferred class oi buyers from whom your message will gain the utmost results. He sure to {ﬁne space before Ibbruarv

glecase note carefully this closinﬂ’

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