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fn t G d' on this side of the water to us who see _| 0 none of the misery and who in our com- * ~ ""' ”"’“ 'i‘“lV fortable homes only rnourn with a Proud

**°""'”l °‘">'~ <'°““"" '"0' *°-°° P" Y°" i°°""°"' sorrow the death of a heroic son or father.

iutli stunt is tnucijlgilif mit:

°"’ "' “""'”°°' °°'°° °" ’°" ‘”'"'°” "‘ ‘“"‘"°" "' We are too ready to allow our hopes to lead _ f

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Cnnd, nd$8.001 U.8.A. o . , _ ' E:,,;,,, 5,", f,'.°,,,,,,,,,,,, mn ,mo by M," ,,, ¢,,,,,,,, us into the belief that the Germans are al-

»misz.so1°» u. s. A. ready beaten and that the war is nearly

Head Office at '~3hIf|°¢¢t°w". Branch Officer It Sum over. It has been repeated Ovei' and C-Ver

"'°'*"‘°- *"’:_'*°"» °°“"‘° "“‘ '“'°“'~'°“°- again that any end to the waroutside of

‘ '°‘“’°'“”"""°' A' A' °""°“ Germany any peace terms agreed to out-

Edltor and Publisher: Associate Editor: . ' 1 . _ _,_ ,_ ,,,,,.,,_,,,_ D_ K_ cu,,,,_ side of Berlin, would be a victory for the

-1 Germans. If this be so, and no other

conclusion is possible, a glance at the map and at the miles of French and Belgian

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tends, harvests and thrcshes, cleans and sows again or feeds and returns manure to the soil from which he took the crop. He grows grasses, Srains. roots. vegetables. trees. fruits. l-ie deals with pit-.nt life in a thousand forms. lie has to wage a continual warfare against the ene'.~

mics ol' these cultivated plants, weeds

dl ‘-l(‘(‘ SHINE

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tm MLM-V that lnu‘St be deluged iii blood bE" ireiivlieil in his fields and orcliur-ds.

'l‘lll~1 limi sl'|‘l7.\'i‘|0_\' fore such an ending and such a peace, will

___.-__-- show that there is, as yet, no room for any

Rumours have been persistently circul- slackening of effort. We are going to win

ated thi-oughout the Province that p<>i~k¢oi_it~if we i>ci'Scve1‘e,if we put every ounce will be very much lower, this fall than last; Oi/ o1_11‘ st1't‘11tl`ti1 int0 the finili @ii0i`t, if We indeed the price has already been fixed at Continue untiringly to _hold up the hands eight cents by some of the prophets. (in of those who are so gloriously doing their enquiry of the principal pork dealers iii l1i11`t in tii'iVin.€ the H1111 t0 the Rhine-

Charlottetown we are informed there is no_ --.----)0.(-----

foundation for these rumours, that there ‘i~\S0ifi-\'i‘3 »\`1\\`|N‘i i`-\-l'li’1\l(ii\'

is nothing in the market situation to indi- . _ -il- Cate that prioog will ho any lowoy thoh Advices from cities in our sister provin- last yea;-_ Both the Amol-ioah and tho Cop- ces clear _through to the coast indicate that adian markets are firm at present; there is tl_1€ §,'€1SQl1ne Saving campaign is being rec- no surplus live hogs in either country and 91V@<i W1ti1 enthlisiasin @Vei`yWi1s1'€- it is the demand promises to be as great as, if @XP@Ct9Ci that next Sunday the 1`02lds not greater than ever, as all restri@tioh;.|throughout Canada will be practically free on the consumption of pork in (_`aiiadn f1`0111 21L1t01110bii€S and that of those to be have been removed, s seen _on the roads few will be joy riders.

The rumor that prices would drop or- Ti1€ 1111111€ns€ Waste 110t Oniy Of g3s0iin@

iginated either from interested parties but Of the money that is being spent for it who are anxious to purchase hogs oi' is ai 2111119205 to everybody Who thinks. The need

distorted version of the fact that supplie;~l`0f §"¢1s0iin@ f01‘ Wai' lni1'P0s@s iS §1`€2lt§ the i' “‘"i' *Willy be ”‘*“ ‘hat l" me __,\ » V is-V in England were sufficient to enable th' need Of money n0t Oniy f01‘ War purposes W _______ _/-"~`_V

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or lined up ready iornttuckiiig him'

on ull his boundaries. lie must have skill :ind vigilance and endurance.

As at raiser of animals he feeds und

hreeiis, uses tlicin in his work, wuttrli- es dull tends, protects and nurses. selects and rejects, buys and sells. As in plant lite so with animal lite, tliero are ii. multiplicity oi’ forms and cares. lic has horses, sheep, cattle swine and poultry. They require at- tention, not in groups but ns indiviil- uals, they are living partners with him in his business, they work for him and he works for tliem.they have enemies and diseases and he must defend and minister unto them. They have their appetites anti special re- quirements ot food, he must satisfy these, lt skill and vigilance and en- durance are needed in the raising of good crops, intelligence and love are needed in the farniei“s work ot’ rais- ing animals.

From the accounts given ot his

work asia laborer and agriculturlst.

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art. riculture is a rare conipll- _clean and niiseliish politics.

third place he must combine in a re- an HE

marltablo degree the functions ol it citlioii ot' sciences. _ Thus wo ses the `siX,i'old na-ture of

mechanic and scientist, the work of

in the tourlh placo the farmer is a

the i‘arnier’s lequirements in educat-

ghoihui-ilness man. he is' inure too, tlinn'iou. laborer, agrlouigm-1,,¢_ mechanm

the farm becomes more and more _ _ _ _ work of B ékmed mech,,_h|¢_ 'rhetthe owner ot a small business. he is scientist. business man and oidzem

farmer must-be very larsely his °W°i"’““‘*‘g°°" ‘if “ big business' h° em-° .Him are “'°"° 5” sn sdllcatlon

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carpenter and builder. mason and ce- iiiolfe 1111101' Bild ite “ses Cilpitai- H9 suited to all these functions and ac,

- - U1 -k ,hh ood tins- hu_.s and sells. lic bargains and tivities oi the farmer?

ment woiikei. at sn i mlth, and plumber, painter. and gliitr-iinides. hc b_orruws and 1011115. he _The kind ot' education needed to ler. He should be an all round ex-liiiortstlses. and he banks. he trans- make rural Canada great and coo.

pert. equipped with tools to pertormliiilts money. he forms joint compan- tented and prosperous _will never be

t ks ertaiiilng to tiller or vu-operative 11ss°°i“ti°”s~ H9

forth coming from our present one

the commoner as p V _ ‘ dozen ,jlgfereht traded »iizis ii most intricate liusniess. teacher country schools, wigh its

On that side oi his work in whit-li‘, in the llttli place he functions as narrow curricuiuin. Country people

science plays u purt are niiinitod rc~ ri citizelh iiiili UW 11105! iI11D01't11nt_u'|ust co-operatewlth education. The qulrcinciits also, llc rotiulrcs nt least part ol' the ultizoiislilp he ls. _As a_u_nit ol administration iiiust he brok- eloincntary knowledge ol' the steieiirc 't-liizen ol' the lilulicsl two- ill* iliustion ll0Wn. _Wo must grow bigger peo. of |,o(u,,y_ zoo1o,_;y_ physiology, phy- _be iiiiolligi~nt_ '/.1-nlmis tor the l'our_plc and people cannot be bigger uhm

/if 1-lit-nilstry und iiwtooroloiiv in lnstltutloiis that scciii-ii for tlie.st:ite_tliair schools. We need ooiisolldated

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' - .' ‘ its woll hciiig. viz., the hoinc, thc schools that can tuko pupils into high

their iiitlniiite iip|ilit..itioii_in wcttls

tl li, the govcrimiciit i-icltooi workii-l`glit at theti-

und weed seeds. insects and plniitrscliool. UIC ‘1U1‘€ - ' 'I own diseases, tloinesticutctl iinlniiiln. soils, 'l‘o these he has cxnt-_tiiig olillg21ti0nS.|d0ora.‘ in other words we"rci|\iire

drains, l'orllliv.t>rs :ind innn\ii'cs_ i‘niil-`lie will ux|ii‘css_liis lllglios__ ___________ 0f_c0_ll11tl'Y D90Di**i' iiigil S0ll00lB.

nl l` at tiult rowing und gr‘iin cltlvensliip as he slumls lor good' Phase are the fundamental princi-

fall ai rox, - g - -» » ~ V _ growing tho lnws ot' lireeiilng nntlilionics for tho best eiliiciitional OD' Dios which underlie the teaching of

the iirinvlpiils of reeiliiig. 1<‘uruiini.= is i>o1't\iiiities. for moralitv and for iiural science.

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Canadian authorities to remove the i‘-;_>- but for the inevitable hard times that must! //,~§\;i`=.-glzirs. lit# Fx

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strictions on consumption of_poi‘k in Can- f0ii0W ti1€ W313 is greater stiii and f0i'tiin' ""“‘*`“*““‘““*"'*“”‘““"“‘°“*”” | /ET _ ._

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in a position to know that it is gi"ouiidles.s. bsgiiiiiing t0 1'@21iiZ9 it- Ti1€I‘@ i13S b€@11

1h this pl-ovihoo they-E is ohly dh avomrgo fearful' waste, unpardonable extravagancc

number of hogs this season and the time 11Ot Oniy in ins Pursuit Of l1i93sU1`€, but iii has how arrived for fitting them for moo-1;- dress, in travel, in excesses of' many kinds. o1;_ There ig ghohdohoo" 'of food, homo These extravagances are due to the abnor- grown and the prospects are good for ii 11121i l9i`0sl191'ity that, St1‘2ng@iy@n0ngi1,i1‘-is good quality ofpork. It is quality that sets followed in the wake of the war. This the price and if our farmers carry out tlic| P1"oS1J€i'ity'is a direct product of the war, methods- of or-opal-ation advised by tht and will be over just as soon as the war is home packers who know what they tvdhr over. During the readjustment period thai and what they ooh afford to pay highoog is to follow the war there will be need oi prices for, they will reap a rich 1-eword ‘ohio all the surplus that can be saved from thc year for their care of hogs. The hog mai'l~;V l11'@s@11t li1`0sl>@1`ity. need sis() f01“ aii 'tnff

add In either Case we are ;,S§orod_by those ately the people of Canada generally are § 100|; |>|103|_E|45 5o|_v|-jp _ _I _ g._._,_1,;_‘»_.,_,_. F ,

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Dr. Llnscott. in this column will

help you solve your heart probicnus. religious, natuinl, social, financial and every other anxious care that perplex- es you. if a personal answer is rc- qulrcd. enclose ii tivo cent stamp. .\'o names will be poblislisfi; ‘if you pre- fer, sign your :initials only, or uso ti pseudonym.

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et opens as usual about the first of Octob y _ y_ 01' the lnlyinent Of ti1@ ness Mun., _Ms _wether _.me mdew

er and, so faras we in this province are War’s cost. It is for these reasons that concerned, it is unlimited. All our hogs E ti10Se Who know the real conditions are thifo-wn-on-the market at once would not C01111s9iiiniI @C0n0niy and tinfifti f01` ti1€s0 affect it, provided oui' dealers could han- i`@Hs0ns that €C0n0iny and ti1i'ift sn011i1i bs die them. As it is the dealers should bc 11 l121t1`i0tiC (nity, that any f0i`n1 Of @Xti`21V- consulted as to the besttime for market- 2lgtinC@ si10ili<i be 1`€8`211`0i@d HS 21 C1`i111€- ing and thc quantity they can handle at :~ EC0n0iny in gtlsiiiins is Oniy One Of ins specified time, It is to the interest both ol 1199053 ist @@0n0iny extend t0 0ti1@1` things the dealer and the farmer that the qualii as Weil, €C0n01ny in f00fi» @C0n0iny in dress be the best possible. For this is the highest f§C0n0niy in @XP@nsiV@ Pieilsnfss- S3C1'i' prioo will be paid that the market will H1.. hce is the outstanding virtue in these ev- low. There are better opportunities than entfiii years, and economy is but 21 si1i1ti0W usual this year for properly finishing hogs

and if so finished the price is assured. _--;0----

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Possibly when the big army which the

Again there are rumours of G91-mah ool- United States has in France comes into

lipae, of Gegman desertions in the arm_v,_;i_ctio;-s_;> far only aa very small propor- o ierman iscontent at home, and with lon as een engage --Germany will be these predictions of peace; with these zil-:gin iQ realize something of the appalling so the inevitable slackening of eitort that 111621111113 f01‘ her of the manpower bill just

e di o nt the Such th of their og without a single vote in the negative Un

ed style of advertising, generally used in “Want Atls_.“ could be uscrl to iid- vertiso general nien~chand'ise?" It li not extensively' done, but wlic n it lin.-i been tri€~.l -it has gciicnilly paid. ln the t-oluinn lieatletl "Ai'ticlr»_; For Sale." nl- niost any article inny he prolit:ili‘__v iitivertisctl. The condensed ndvertisV ing png-es of the (liitirdilnii are rciul by almost everybody. I advise you and otlicfr liiislness men to ninke it thorough test of advertising sonic ot' your goods in this way. V

of real sacrifice. conrnovensv-"when 'ei mn!

with right views ot truth gets angry wyitli tho man with wrong views 'and and docs mean things to him, that the the latter takes with genlleness: which is likely to be the better iiiun ol’ the two?" asks John T. it it is nioriil or spiritual truth 'ln dispute. I would rather accept of the supposedly wrong views tlianof the mean m1in‘s right views: An opinion can be safely juda- ed by its results; any view which pro-

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comes to those who towards thc close of a, passed through the United States Senate ““°@“ H “"0" "'11" “_” "gilt ”i°“’= “"‘i ' i

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ponents. - der that bill no fewer than 13,000,000 men _a`,,,, ,,_ ,__,`,_,,,.,,,_, w,,,,,g_ _ 0 _ i .1

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Looking impartially atthe situation, between the ages of eighteen and forty-

studying the map and the daily telegram; five will be liable to be called for nationaf' from the war front, there is positively no Service. _ foundation for any hope of a German col- Gigantic as the sacrifices which thc Am- lapse in the near future. Let us not forget Crican people have demonstrated by this that in the series of magnificant victories bill that they are Willing to make in the we have won since the first of August wo consecration of the manhood _of their h_ave not yet recovered the ground wo log; country to the cause of liberty and right- since March 21, that we have not yet eousness, it will still fall short of what reached the Hindenburg line at its vital Great Britain has done, even if the whole points and that beyond the Hindenburg 13,000,000 SP0 mobilized. The United line there are other formidable lines of de States would actually have to put into the

fence. Our despatches yesterday express- field 311 army of 15,000,000 soldiers in or-_

ed some doubt_as to our ability to break del* to Compare proportionately with what through the _Hindenburg Line before win- Great Britain has done during the four ter and gave at pretty general idea as to years of war. That America will do it if

what we have to overcome after we have need be We have no doubt. We all hope'

broken it.j_ that it will not be necessary. Unless all

It is quite possible that there is discon- Signs fail, then with a tithe of the effort

tent and discouragement in Germany. that Great Britain and France have made, With the whole world against them it is the United States can supply enough add- natural that there should be doubts as to ed weight to the punch that is being given the outcome but we must not forget the Germany to smash her military machine inherent faith of the Germans in the Ger- for ever.-Ex. ‘

man army. To the German the army is un- _conquerable and he can understand noth-

ing else; to him the fatherland is sacred NQTES

and 'he is ready to die for it if need be; to

him the Allies _are implacable enemies ii" ready to crush him and to rend his country “Official iigures published by the Can- into shreds. To him every outrage' perpet- ada Food Board show that conservation rated by Germans is but Just retaliation for measures and voluntary saving in the

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lf you write a Drtandly letter to n

fellow tar away, who's»so weary and so homesick that his hair ls turning grey. he will feel a whole lot better iind tho clieerup smile will come, and hc'll sail into his duties in 5 way to make things hum; than you've done a thing to help you when St. Peter coils your name; there are better things than money ‘in this little human game. _

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W°i`s€ Olitrages Peipetrated by his `ene- homes have reduced Canadian consuinpt- with otht-__r men. crv1i;_i¢ _ Miss" Gun Metal and Patent Buttoned Boot at $1_8__,__ Goat Bluéher Bal for the

‘_i.i"' i t . ° ' ' _ o o s, w w . iv- -- an _Men ifiught this thing a"d_1°n of Hour from 800’000 to 6p0’000 _-bar gig; tolli troll; ciiiiiin, tinfn, yewve Boys_sizes 8 to 10 1-2 $1.75, , Eor the Bigger ~Boys sizes 1 to 5 '

a h for generations and he knows no rels per month as compared with prevwar .

other creed. He may be depended upon to consumption. -Conservation efforts in-Gan_- ;}ii’n`l'.ii;hx;ifi|i.0uo'i' iiiooiilititeiaigigrg i ite" Hu°P§°°f oslery a guarantee with 'inch pair' _ _

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