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DOUBT

GIVE HIM TIES!

GIVE HIM A TIE-Give HIM ties! There never was a man who had too many ties. And there never was, a time when his own furnishings store . . .. The MEN S STORE at Moore 8v. McLeod Limited, had so mag- nificent a. range of ties for your choosing.

Ties, chosen for men by men who know the ties that men like.

See specially the ties at

$5.00 and $L5O The Men's Store

’ FIGURE 8. M9LEOD DEE o

War-ZS Years Ago Today

Th; Canadian Press) _ t, M6~Serbioru advanced d igtnnstir, capturing north olngglnislzts. captured ares cap mule, taking 6,000 prison- III.

MAPLE

itlatple Plains school is progress ink tinder the capable manage ment of Miss Catherine Johnson.

Mr worm}. Smith or Ma Plains, left recently ior Halifax.

was a recent visitor to her hum in Maple Plains.

The many friends Preston ilittrphy. are sorry to hen

v, tom-mam Lloyd Sr1<"@d1'r<’¢~“'">'

i. azne British Pﬂms Minis- lt. n forces stormed" Hill 804 MVieu-dm. l-Ienvy u-tlllery bombard-

ment in Thiepval area on the 1Y1" Kmkilfl

“'“°___“‘Em' Miss Doris Kelli; oi Klrrlikora, is visiting in Airlpl l. ins i. e guest

hﬂllﬂ NEWPORT FIUFR her grarti-pssrontqs, Mr and

___” Mrs. J J Smith. gm: A Mr. Aeneas McCarville at’ Drier ~ ‘rﬂ$*~1i-~1‘a? "agiﬁ- aid spent. the peek-end very

Plems

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ELIZABETH ARBEN

Christmas

Cifts

Nlrlplv Plzliils W I. home of Mrs, on Dr-cw-mbri‘ 3"ri crowd in ntfcntinnce

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scrvlnu in ll .\in1c=l_r‘s Air

rvl cit iirtn/tn. Ho

on Miss Alggt Walsh. who read nicely worded address while

Flower Mists. Soups, Bath Wits, Dusting Powders. Hand Tonic. Sets priced from 2.25 up.

JAMIESONS

DRUG STORE QUEEN ST.

success iﬁllfax ogt__lv_londcy morning.

Excessive Worry

week oi norrnnl into 24 hours the nervous system it cannot

not give Milbum'a

to be] put yon on your feet e

(or the blood and the nervous

Price n. box, 05 pills, at all

PLAINS AND VICINITY

Miss Inez Walshivdio is attend- ing the short Course in the city

oi Master or hLs continued illness and wish a

Misses Myrtle Murphy and Louise Cairns spent Sunday very pleasant-

pleosnntly at his home in Maple

The mﬂliiillh.y_ meeting oi the

Pnmoll McCarville a good

A very plc-Jynclt awning was nt at tho llrmo of Mr. and Mrs. l Maple twenty- hbotlrs and friends rr n rcrop"0r| to v Ambrose, who is Forces imonarri Murphy‘ was appoint- ttxnlalned the rhj~~t of the cpthorinu and called

Mrs. Albert. Duffy presented a well {flied

evening wn= pnwei with music and dancing. The guests left for home at a. into hour. nvkhlntz Arnby every Private llicCnrvllle left tor

Sap: tho Iorvm Syslow

Worry over businer! or household duties, Irddon shock, rliatroasinf new, the foolish attempt to ut o "B darn on

If you are tircdhllitlltrar

100k for our registered trade mark o "Red flout" on the Q‘ T’. !‘.‘l'."'_'l§°_': 11'9"“.- "'.°'°".'f"

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NOTES

WHAT l8 IIWOHT (By James Banal lmvoll)

They are slaves who fear to speak For the fallen zmd the weak; They are slaves woo will not choose , Hatred, scuffing, and abuse, Rather than in ollnco shrink From tho truth they needs must

111w are Qlavol who dare not be In the right who two or three.

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DI- UTILI ‘"'°' n. Little, editor o! Sunday

school Publicotlons for the United Church o: Canada. addressed the Annual Convention oi’ the Ontario W. C. T. U. in Sarnla. His subject

was “WlJl Bix Thousand Onm-rlo Chuolu Clone hhen Hlmdnd Ontario Liquor tlotsf"

Do the church loodln and Christian peoplg of Ontario know what the beverage rooms are doing? Do they ever visit these social plague spoil to m at first hand?

Hen la whst they would ﬁnd: They would no mixed drinking, h: more men with women

leu spending of money with the treating system operating as of old. 'I‘hoy would hear fighting. moian- ity. incoherent and maudlln Mlk, brawlimg and lorry attempts at song, They would see open solicita- tlon by prostitutes. In many places the women far outnumber the men drinkers. ‘they would see stagger- ing people enter motor cars and zig-aag down the streets. Frequent- ly the police are present, but noon: is arrested who can stagger homo. They would ace young people goth‘ in light-looted and nappy-hearted and coming out with leaden {not and mudled minds. They would both hear and nee suppers noisily in reverse. They would be Blamed at the presence or soldlers- one large high-class liostelry, on one saturday evening four out of llvo male drinkers wore the uniform of the Air Force. They would see the morale of the drinkers notice- ably sagging whereas the white coated servers oi beer am more alert and self-controlled than many of their customers. The servers are forbidden to drink on rluty. This is a realistic description oi the beverage rooms of Ontario. Each assertion is the result of re- litllled inspection of several dozen ‘irer rooms.

Twice in recent months I have been cnlled to a jail to o bail for young men arrested for lng bee! tlrunk on Saturday evenings. Two o'clock Sunday afternoon was the hour appointed. What. a sight to see! The bondsmen are allowed to enter through a massive door open- ed for each by an eight-inch key. Theme are not sufficient seats to accommodate the crowd. One by one the names oi the drunks are called. A lather goes bell and leads away his son-a. boy who does not look to be over 1'7 years of age. A, girl takes the hand of her sister, little over it actually over the legal age to purchase beer. A son comes and leads away his mother. A wile nnd her son take away a. husband and rather. A stylish woman zoos bail for ner husband, the name la that one or an honoured scotch- Canadian iamily. A tipsy woman ilaunts her ball bills before the crowd shouting, "We were all - drunk. I wus lucky’. but Jack got - caught." A Itandsorne girl shame- laceclly walks away with her father, a. dignified, well dressed man. One

P10 man released on bail tells a! s.

quarrelsome drunk being beaten up in the police station and that he hmlself had his pocket pickled in a bunk. Tm women prisoners were E all well dressed and respectable 1n appearance: they looked more la though they should be coming out r of a churui pew, than out 01a.

prison cell. And all these dozens of people were bonded to appear in police court, there to receive sen- tence at the rate or two a minute in what La called "the drunk court." That is happening every Sunday altemoon in the cities oi Ontario, but the Cabinet Ministers eat their Sunday dinners and take their Sunday afternoon naps with no qualms of conscience. Public opin- ion ia indifferent-the Liquor Board - is expected to have l2 million dollars revenue next year. What matter it hundreds o! Itomes have Sunday tragedies every week, through Saturday night arrests for drunkenness! The old-time bar in e Ontario was decent enough to close at 6 or 7 o'clock. but Ontario's Premier is Provincial Treasurer, and wants the money from the beer —he would only wlsecrack about young girls spending Saturday nights in police stations and Jails, nnd being belied out on Sunday and appearlnf in court 0n Monday instead of gong to school or work.

A woman, twenty-two years 0!. age, married, but lust a girl, was recently stabbed in a car and died soon alter. The case came to trial. Did tile judge and jury ever think 5 oi one who stooped and wrote

upon the ground? Who was rea- ponsible for that woman stabbed to

urso "Amb " in is usual nlal 49am’ will!" l" L Ymm m“ i)‘

__"“" groomer. tlm-nyked MY for their elnd- 71- cmlvmwd 9' "B M"! "'- “W?

ness. a few well chtscn words. Vlslmlﬂ’ 3 “V9758? Twm- "l?

A tifllllty llmrh Wits server; by m.) servers. who for wages served the

Perfumes hostess and tm rc-mainder of the drink. the authority older who for

profit sold the drink. the Chill‘- man of the Liquor Control Board. who tor revenue made the sale lo- on], the Provincial Treasurer, the Premier, who for patronage, politic‘:

All put:

wll mired y

f are a blood enriching 5nd nave wnlo oontalnhgnurlal clement: Help wires-ll‘ back to heulth~happlneq t, “u... p, g y, m counter:

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THE OWN GUARDIAN

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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY C

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~ YOU CAN STILL BUY

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NOTICE

Here Are The Facts On lnstalmenl Buying

0N HOLMAN’S EASY PAYMENT PLAN

YOU CAN BUY

1. PAY CASH ,4. Only 10% llown 2_ Pay one Third Down On All Unlisted Items

Get immediate delivery. (Minimum down payment $10.00.) Balance in weekly or monthly instalments ( min- imum $5.00 a month, maximum time limit 10 months.)

Get immediate delivery. Unlisﬂﬂ items include: Coal and Wood Ranges .. . . Coal and Wood Heaters. - .Fur- naces. . -Separators . . .Winchm~g- era. . .Roofing .... . Shingles . . . Pumps and Pumping Equipment . . .. Fencing . . . Etc. Only 10 Percent down — Ten Months to Pay.

5. Upon A Charge Account

for immediate delive of any item. Buy now and pay in ull on the last day of the month following the month in which purchases are made.

Also—A Special Christmas Lay-Away Gift Plan Pay $1.00 Down. Then Weekly Deposits Or Balance In Full On Delivery

Don ’t Be Confused! ——J

Come In And Let Us Explain Easy Payment Buying of Those Important Things For The Comfort, Convenience And Attraclinaness Of Your Home.

R. T. HOLMAN LTD.

SAUMMERSIDE (JHARLU'I"I‘E’I‘UWN

3. Small Deposit Down

and small deposits until the total one-third of purchase price is paid. Delivery is then made and monthly payments begin one month from date of delivery.

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power and party campaign funds cidstencea bends to the immovable iothe Father. son. and Holy spirit. And not lone: what w" have perpetuates the beverage rooms, Omnipotenoe which plants its root The ﬂwme throughout is a Pflw“ “Wm told me. the vofgfs who ygnoy-angly vDtQd as on an me “nun-ma lor those m per-l. its writer was About. that home above when there a church man broadcastin advised Sometimes it steps along mystcr- W1‘? M Kenﬁnilwﬂ. lﬂﬂdvn- 1n 1 8°- them to vote? Ii Christ ad been lous ways: but when the hour 1523- FOP a Wile 11¢ BB NW1‘ 01' speaking at the funeral of that strikes for a people, or for mpn- ‘(Vlﬂu-Wﬂiﬂ’ Cﬁllwt ycmng bwoman. stabbed to death to pass into a new form oi °¢h°°|- He diﬁi "I 1873- w a utcher knife in a car b n , unseen hands ra lh lt ~-—-————————-——

y a g d w ° b° s "a MOTHER'S rnoucrrrs"

mtm We met in a beverage room. from the gates of iuturity; an all- WW5“ m‘ ‘u’

when amomc 11am through loans

would He not have turned upon subdulng inﬂuence prepare the , '“'— _,

the men. from the beer-room mind of men for the comlrlsarevoh I“ 1"“ t‘ mu’ “meme” The iotmrilesmgwt-iligl: lovliness at waiter in his white coat to the ution; those who plan resistance ‘"4"’ y,

Premier, the Provincial ‘Iieasurer, 11nd themselves in conflict with the Perm’ u?” mm‘ Mum“ W”

taking revenue from the sale? And will of Providence rather than could they deny some measure of with human devices; and all hearts joint responsibility? Perhaps it is and all understandings are wonder- too much to ask ior gallantry or fully attracted and compelled to chivalry, but can we not. expect bear forward the change. customary decency towards women? -George Bancrolt The beverage rooms are coat-sing __-—_

girlhood and womanhood 1n "ETERNAL FATHER. STRONG Ontario T0 HAVE"

hla um rs.

In onswer to his boyhood wish-his DTBYCY.

Than 31s would lie and look up M.

e ea. enl. st ﬂeecy clouds llko wool go drilling Wwi we And woiidea-‘Ijpla my other homo u» A "m" “m”: w"*'h“3 " 1m"

6o fuyowav obovo the mm ab? _ A 3591'"!!! 4W5

Ho: though out

Another hymn oi the aoa. written in 1N0 by William Whttl , has taken its place as one o! our avor-

WHEN THEIIOUR STRIKES FOR A PEOPLE ‘Ihrmrgh WQIIY

The deeds o! tlm

e are governed, ite vmna or the church. It la a oe. hm- p r. wall 1 dgod, b the doc t t1 1 m Latin. tn " z alm- —~Ivhv- "n" 11"“ ' 3 etpmig. #110 co oi more” 11135113‘ IRE?“ beeln addressed I musﬁnlnook up l’ h“ m“ I n” 1” an)!!!’ w. who jig-p“;

‘Iholélmly were the ab!‘ °l l-Ier b?’ cgmé not min-me °“‘ when $5....“ m.“ “W, hm, u. A mother's era wont with him Now in her garden mws H 81°“ ‘l be mmuém _m ermiles went Her. herogszyah lie sloevl"! 0"" Y" She wit: r31‘? wgalied her mm grow whllsgrgroﬁd: POPPY v11 "w “f1 h All his Ind 108i. his In Flanders. tlu-o h the ch!"

as long Ia yo . M “m; Mom" 1g 1g 1; wmm be h], "lily will ho 0:10.‘: am whilverad in “Written specially l" i °

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‘nnmcmo UP FATHER

By Gnome MeMlm”