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MON - TUE - WED

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w. c. T. u, NOTES

AUGUQTF-“ll "Myself and God-l" we! the 87101’ l e

flung in creation‘! face- The world shall be mine. "l4 "B7

rsoe My mlgm and, power shall feel. Nor, by soft words will I conquer. But by spilled blood and steel; sic not to know my Brlevfllwfl. qua dominion I demand; With s two-edged sword the weak shall be gored And mine shal‘. be their lend And [trumpets screamed: '11s my y ' "Know ye all-I em War Lord!"

O In 25.11% pied. Belllllm f0! 311E109 an nil-hi , Bhemdered gainssy the We: Lord! W .

Borne down was she by slnlmhtfl’ Yet Belgium is living still.

France rallied her brotherhood,

l 'nd free;

Ofeqclla 51E knew that War Lord; And Serbia brave, her soul to save, Her nation's veins out-poured.

And the British Lion. in l. P616?‘ ful snore. Who sleeps but with hall’ eleled

eya. Lashed his fail around, And all trumpets sound Was quenched in one tlfffiblt A1l3)zlitl‘_l,hflt was heard m Australia. And the Anzncs cnme in form. And India. and yflllilg Ell/Pt. To (‘w British colors swaml: . And South Africa, though a recent f0

e. The hatchet buried deer). And faithful i0 tile British. Their nuntrh and word did keep. And in Canada, peaceful Canada. Whfr? tilcy stood heed-high in grain. Men ‘lrrlcr-d themselves to that Lion roar Arld H's answer sped o'er the mni'l- , "Mother, wr- come! We come!’ Ami wit-ll orderly din all ranks fell in

Bare sabre and mounied gun. gkn-ung pip-rs, and roldng drum.

The USA. more slow. of course.

“Mo..roe" scclncd to get in their WR '.

But. 5st inst. they came in force-

The gallant bays in grey!

Mm or our spec-ch, heart of our heart.

‘The strong. tho brave. the freer

Tiwv knew one day whim W“ their part.

And they fought for liberty-

And frus ire world embattled

Twat’: pence fought day b_v dav.

n9;- lyrlwb.‘ ne'er vet was suffered.

‘Gnlnet Right to have its way.

rm what of him who would quell

The ward with his sword.

The bragwrt. time boastful, the cruel War Lord? -

‘THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME l” More Alivlflllvs to Mr. II, 6. Wells

MON - TUE - WED. ‘THE WOMEN”

N _g7.2_g9 Normslhearer-J cramm- ov 8 Rosalind Russel —-ml\"Ia.ry Bglsnd

EHUR - FRI - SAT “BABES IN ARMS” Nov. 80 - Dec. 1 - 2 1%.‘? Rom" _ "d, Gmud

himself in s finer pn-rt than was his in "Bow Town" and teams with Jlldv to make the very FINEST LIGHT MUSICAL EVER. PRO- DUCED

_~__,a|wP MON - TUE - WED GARY COOPER Dcc.4-5-6 ln"l‘HENEW B E A U G E S T E” ._______..___.__ THUR - FRI - SAT 'Ho||ywo0d Cavalcade’ Dec‘ 7 ' 8 ' 9 Alice Faye — DOII Amef-‘lw

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Dcc. 11 - 12 - 13 oemsn sub activities at Sm»- l Flow. t

The release of DEANNA DURBINS new picture , “FIRST LOVE”—announced previously in one ofihese l ads, was unfortunately deiayed—Tbe picture Will be l played :".s soon as available, possibly early in the New 1

|By his nation reviled.

y Family’: Andy outdoes

ed, broken, exiled. By war graves lmcounted, In misery haunted; And still the world outpours its

scorn Upon the same "Old Man of Doom." Annie Bethune McDougald, Wostmount. "'"' DR. LITTLE file est Ipeslke of Convention was Drwfleorge Lilltle, who stated

that the president of one of the Canadian Brewing companies. in-

formed the company's stockholders in a letter accompanying the cur- rent. dividend checks that “your company is recommending that present prices be maintained be- cause current indications suggest than, the volume of sales will 1n- crease sufficiently to absorb the additional taxes and provide hr improved profits."

"We urge s. campaign of war time restrictions. This was expect- ed by drinkers who have stocked up until some stores are completely empty, and we must not disappoint them." said Dr. Little.

"Dr. Courtenay Weekes stated that ‘One of the most remarkable features of the Great War period was the world-wide recognition of the menace of alcoholic beverages and especially in industrial effici- ency. Russia, Germany, France. Italy, Gaeat Britain and Canada all restricted the sale of alcohol."

BRITAIN ‘l EXPERIENCE

In Greet Britain from almost every int of view. it was seen that acohol was hindering the ef- ficient prosecution of war. Naval and military authorities. (‘ooth medical and disciplinary), the leaders of industrial and economic life, officers in the transport and munitions departments. in factories and shipyards, all realized that the precautionary measures which 11nd been taken under the defence of the realm act. at the outbreak of war, were insufficient.

In 1936 Lloyd George in a fore- word to Lord snowden’; pamphlet, "End This Colossal waste." wrote: "During the war. drink was rotting our national effort at equipment in a deadly fashion. It became a choice between alcohol and victory. Only by taking stern measures to restrict the use of liquor were we abic to maintain the industrial nc- tivity which carried us through."

AN ALLY TO ENEMY

Again in 1969 drink is playing its old role as a dangerous ailv of the enemy forces. “Have we any right to expect a victory over our 0x- iernel foe if We do not combat this foe within our borders?" Dr. Lit- tle asked.

At the beginning of the Great

War prohibition was urged to con- serve foodstuff by the Board of Control. This measure of restric- tion made a spectacular drop in cases of convictions for drunken- ness-ISBDOO in ‘913 to 110,000 m 1MB for men and from 36.000 to 7,000 for women. The resu (S of this

increased efficiency was 1c=s lost|

tlnle, fewer accidents and soldiers

cilarge.

LAST TIMES

mDAY Bob Baker in “Western Trails"

GAPITUL- vs€§’“s'i»E%?lfi.

Una laugh! with sholgun and llifu [he alher with gulls ondlroulugs

JACKIE FREDDIE

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ALAN DINEHARI _" MElVllLE COOPER _ _ DOROTHY PETERSON .1. m. KERRIGAN

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had more-shells. Great Britain had to restrict liquor in order to get shells to the front

ALCOHOL DETER-RENT

“For any form of sustained labor. manual and mental, afcohol is a deterrent," Dr. Little stated. "Yet the head of Canada Brewery C0., says ‘increase sales in war time?" For mdximum military efficiency We must restrict drink as it is a danger to the officers’ mess and parents have a right to know ‘that their sons are not exposed to un- necessary temptation. We cannot protect soldiers from venereal dis- eases if we allow full access to ai- cohol.

"The victims of alcohol go to jail, not the man who says "in- creased sales and increased liquor dividends in war time.” the speak- er said.

RESULTS OF VOTES

In 102 local option contests. 73 of them were dry victories and 55% dry ballots. In Uxbridgc on Sept. 21. after 20 dry years, they had a local option contest and the vote was 639 dry to 215 wet ballots, n 3 to l vote for the drys which rep- resenls typical public opinion since wnr has been declared.

LIQUOR AND MOTORISTS The smallest quantity of liquor

' is injurious to the motor driver as

it. weakens his capacity for swift

lmlnation. Every driver who does not refrain from taking sl- cohol a long tong time before driv- ing is a menace to himself and others.

Dr. Little slated that ordinary thirst 1s satisfied by water or tea but (lrllnkzlrdks thirst craves only zl‘~ohoi and constant repetition is necessary.

LUNENBITRG UNION

At tho July nleetinq. this Union entertained the different W.M.S. Auxiliaries and heard Miss Mabel Archibald. missionary in India for forty years. under the Baptist Church.

After a most interesting resume of conditions ntlonf: the women of India. Miss Archibald described the ciforis of tho l-litxdus to secure Prohibition of the liquor traffic, which hns increased to such men- acing proportions. It is of immense siuniiiranvo that ns soon as Indie was granted self-government in <1:5| on one of the first acts was the nnrcuncvmollt of plans for zlcnlirw with the liquor traffic, and the Madras Presidency took the ir-nrl. On Sopvmir-rr 27th the Pro- hibition Blil was ossed without a division. EXlVl no‘ cc were appoint- orl and Dir. Dixon. sun oi all Eml- iish c‘crgymnn, vxns appointed t0 runorviro 1hr‘ mnltor.

‘The m '" nvnt is spreading to nihrr pl: 1n mld they are odolliirl" it lmllv, as nubile 191mm‘ i= ill l‘= favor. Mr. Ghandi ndvocai-rs roilihiiion for all India ill illrcc ' rs. Ti" W.C.T.U. Hend-

, rumrtrzs llvilri is". a centre of ao-

"vil-‘rs. Will] Holcn Maya Das in

Stan! Bridge ms. D. J. Meant! sud Kill:

roe Brown 1.00 McDwen

25c each: Mrs. Richard Wool- ner; lttilrxs. Oerl Woolner; Mrs. G.

New lmldon W. l. Members

50c each: Mrs. Ivan Brown; Mrs. S. Dunning; Mrs. W. L. Detiar; Mrs. E. Harold Dunning. 5c: Mrs. Mom McEwen. Mrs. J. S. Brown.

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' Mrs. Fred McEwen: Mrs. Hamid Mayhew; Mrs. Wilbur Mc-

Kay: Mrs. Oscar McKay; Mrs. W. T Y D. Mrs. Claude McEwen; Cole. tel $6.65.

New London S. D. Per Mrs. M. MeEWvII. Mrs. Oscar McKay,

Annie Mclltiannys$d Marion > c. H. c. K

' , 1}" Albany Vlivlllllreullzer Mrs. G. Bur l1- | - clron 8. Phll Harris Orch.

MD? Bristol anlTVlclfiiTy

W. P. Cameron

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Mrs. J. N. Buchanan bell

Mrs. H. Francis

" “CANADA u will" " ~- John Clow; Mrs any this column is reserved roe news or ' "miluo"

. l-l Harry Arnett: Mrs. locsl interest but advertising of

Old man winter arrived ' night 22nd} Mrsg wltttl; ltnowlhat fed thick ulld is. t Rn“- wem soon is a 511mm Total—~$l3.35. st 5 cents a word strictly psy- cars were going in a cars were b:l.dy smashed near McEwens Garage one turni into the ditch, the second is known as Louie's hill.

Albany per Mrs. A. W. MacKny 50c: John H. Dawson.

40 : Mrs. Elmer Gamble.

: Mrs. Eldon lame.

25c each: Mrs, Geo. MacKay; all accidens, MP5. L1H"- FIHIICIS; MIS. A. W. l X. L. ENGLISH Fox Peltirlg

15c: Mrs. Urvilie Large.

no one was hurt. l-lund ed onto the paved roads’ gals adding to Lile danger g but the heavy rain late nesdhy night and

morning llcked the snow

Scores of peotple bra to attend the chicken dance in Mcreil, that

Special Tru Brother Lodge A. F. a d _ l 1 A. Mfcrapaudisg.“ 11 Mr Cari Prowse wil be paused to

ved the storm Corrections-Mt. Stewsrt District m: 500d ham.‘ d .

llwo

ca: of lime rm; unl

_ y the farmers. Farmers no

e lune now and have it in

readiness for spring when the roads use not good for hauling.

prices fell rive centsp Now that taft; are bwommg many more years of hsppy 1i PARIS

quoted as 45 cent. , M rk g, 1-1 m0“? ha“ w‘ 0m?" 11°91“ chum" G|FT ACKNOWLEDGE” _ _ b_‘fl4—__"*__"""‘_‘—""';——j 12 Mid. -- Commentaries. T?!‘

s taglevcrl) °I "Wllls- 1°°km3 V"? much m“ Company Quarter Master Serggh nlyng tlo sMéltrs? brought the eve

ts per the deserted nests of rooks, among JUL MacDonald or “N. Company ______

Wmlld the slender branches of the blroh. P_ n L Highlanders “ms on be_ TEACHERS’ STUDY CLUB _ Moscow

Th‘? “umrymm "n5 "he" "Wm half of the officers, on C. 0's and Tm’ NW"! Win51

e chm, brooms." g name associated men or "A. company to thank the wins held on Friday afternoon. Nov. ugh, 3v”. 1534 meg” 19,7 m,

_ ,with the old belief that these mass- iouwmg m, bud,” u, we“ 1 ‘h with teatime from the vari-

week were turnips at 6 mean almost nothing here.

young men who left her for the lumber woods re port no work as yet, me

be“ mum mud on me m weather c5 were when dW" "m" "it "t" sent to them: The Charlottetown Bmckley, Union Road, North wln-

8111181111. by wlwhes durl“! ‘he m?“ ‘md Branch Queen Mary Needlework aloe. South Winsloe and North

lthen, when the hags had ended Guild’ M _ I m“, M _ Mum“ The meetm“ w“ clued Gm“ m: I st-thelr revelrles, were replaced be- Jmqh Dmvm n "a by figment, w,

ma, donavfifi, M mm it be“ ed m t me socks were much spprecfs '. gelr°llmcllmmfl xnlfllltgkoir magnifi- ' one v . . wmhmg in "he new school the “brooms: werzueelis ebroducerad (Patriot Plea“ copy) and signed. Report; were yen on

quid East next week.

by a certain species of mite, but w, M, g_ MEETING __o wed. ~