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__PAGi:_`Fou_s ~»~_-ff: ____ _ _ r __ _ __ ___ THE cHARLo1frEn'oyvN GUARD1An__ _ _ ,AUGUST 3.1911

hill In Canada, and 02.50 for U. 8. A. S

count Grey, recently British Secretary

-es;-ir.-.:i.;-a;.=.i-i.i_:sa-iiiei is-iuiiiiiiiis iii iiiiiisii ciiis

--» ~- °f.%;r:.f.°i;;°§s;r.;%_'£';;'-ii.tri;iiai -THE PRUVINUES

» vocating limitation of the rights of belle- -

lorning Daily (founded 1891), $8.50 por year. (Deliver g

A) In Advance; $2.50 per yur (mailed) In advance, In binlda, and 03.00 for U. 8. A.

mall ln Canada or U. 8. A.

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FRIDAY, AUGiJl1'.3,{i917. Y) , '

:_ _ | _~ , . u .,;

_- - -_-_-_-;_l_ _-.».-.f _-. ~-M -M -.».»-_-_--~»~=»~-_ --»-- eg-\» ----»---»-- --=‘-'--I-‘»-*r»v.

‘ -\ \\'_-in i~"ii.»\"`nt-rii.Sli~: ‘- S" f w

ei-ents on the Sea.’_.f 5, _ ~ S Thepoiievofthe United staiesandiiiie '*" cf A- "°Y°° T°"‘S °' national desireto l_ive at peace with the |’°S8lblll|:l¢S- R.

Sltvfdly W°°'<'r ('°"'“*°d ‘Wi *l-5° P” °'"‘""‘ W world while reserving the right to inter~ ' ' orine iioriiieni armies of iiiimii, ...iii-

» _ _ _ <_.

_fere wh-are national honour demanded it, __ -A --_-_ - ge .

Glllg tl'll.lS Olltllll_€‘(l, tht? bl‘OChl.ll‘(-3 pI‘0C€9dS (~:;§,'1iu{, G`0'ye?.;(;?;n(3e}’Q:ff\ga¥;:lzigilg siininioiied to'Pelrogi'ad. ~ to ,record in detail the outbreak- of the war url __-I-_»_w the Halifax Henna stares

_ in Europe and the successive events which Sf, ,§,`I.,_§’,w§,§ s,,,,m, 0, gem,i,,e Sans. iomii Goverment ékr_i~‘m1'iii'e sr-oiie of

rfi lLv dre t e-U it - ates into the f1=°"°111010-082-kvvwin 11° v°fs1\11“-’”- . _ _ - _._

gg _Y ,lie ._» ggbrlérk f;..~_ti___d,6f _ E _“des of me maritime §l_0:m|(.e8 and c_?;li_cul oi any pifnieii papei oi any .ii _

Ol'

5 -___ ' caught the nation by surprise. “Either side miili' --lf-van from their inr<1sf._1uml

"The Guai-diaii-hasbeeii inundated with vi

requests to follow up the suggestion in yes- a

franchise measure for the coming election.| a

The Guardi-an’s suggestion was founded on' ti

a remark made by a Quebec Liberal mem- o

ber of _Pai-liaiiicnt in the House of Com- T

mons'tli-3 other day. “Go outside of Que- o bee,” he said, “and you will find that thel d hypocrites when they get behind the doorib to make their mark will not mark it for t

tei'dav's issue of an open. vote as a Wai' N

i'i

‘no election’; and they will not mark it for A

conscriptioii either." To verify the truth til

of this remark it is only necessary to re_ad S

the beating-about-the-bush ai-guinents Stl

put up in certain qiiai-ters, ostensibly fa- H

vouring conscriptioii and at the same time \\_’ damning it by raising puerile objections to.-*I

it. There is no doubt as to how the expo- 2 nents of these arguments would mark their

ballots if “they get behind the door" to do 1@l'mflll SUbm2U`if‘1€‘S 011 the “V95 and PPO'

so _ The_v would iiiark them “to win the l_J

€]e@ti(,n_ he constant and persistent intrigues above

The time has conie when the people of l'0-f@_l`l`9fl 'i0 W91`@ €l'3dU2lH.V drawlflg the

Canada should know exactly where they N

jections to conscription, what sincerity. fl there is 'behind the shuffling advocacy of ll it. The coming election will be no_o1'di- nary one: it will be a war time election that ~ will speak for all Canada and will. where- ll ever the vbtes come from, determine whe-

end or sneak out of it; will determine whe- 0 ther we shall send reinforcements to those' il who have gone forthwillinglv to fight for ll

Us and many of them to die- for uS_ OI- Wil] respect the rights of neutrals. . The Kaiser '

leave them to perish- This is a time for 0

plain. uneouivocal speech and the coming the Entent-3 '50 bring' the Wal' t0 2m'ab1`Ul9t

election will afford an opportunity for Ca- 9 nada to speak. lf we are going to sneak out of the war, going to abandon our boys l‘

hat gave small hope of lasting peace. ’°

oiiipanied b_v a thinly veiled threat to all

Washington that unless the neutrals used

they Canada Shall Stay in the Way to the their infiuence to bring the war to an end

.. lilll ARMY lElillERS

Elliill REl|REMENi

PETROGRAD,- General Nfcliolus u.=izk_v,E forniely (`.o‘iiiiniiiirlr-'r»in~t‘liiet,

neial'Gu`rko. ex`t‘fominaii<lei‘ on the uszky, i'or-merly t‘omniziiider-iii~(fliicf

New_6rders"issiied' 'hy the Provis-

e eeiisorsghip Piiblicatioii iirany peri-

2'll‘. 0 3 O 9 Wal' ll‘i l1l‘Op€.tli5t=9-\"'h°"m me past have (Seen no _ Imation with relution io the operat»

. _ _ 0

ns offtjie R,ii_55_i-.in_arniie.-' or fleets,{

of .U13 iiieasiiie of .I iiiilll-ii-yi

- - ..» _ 1. i-ii ~- .. - _news ',' ' ' _-‘_

'HS C-h3.ll'lI)10l'l.ed l'l€l'9 llllHi0Im;`-"~%_1Vll'lQ' ¢\q,,‘~E]T¢_"..(0ynl(,h|; cliarm.-lf?i' the iliviilirinl-" o|` ivliii-li

., - _~ - _ - - 'f . _ = ._ ._

_Hong us who were 0f_ Europea .;`%_l_th_a» m,[h,._.»,e _provinpeg by me _q(..,_ __ :iight Dime liiirnifiil io ihf .niiiests

the ltiisslu-ins or allied :\rniie‘s or

;]fu]'aH_\r _there was confusion 0? thought T-__|`,l’?('_:is,s0ulu‘;`__iue;;_;g;;'_`:Bm'_§;‘ fleets; \\'iili'niit :i p|'eliiiiliizii'_\' oxiiniln-` ll(`l fl'l€ Cl€2l.l` l)Z`tlLl'l that l3V`b9f01`9" T121- ti'aii.-:iidi-i:iiioii_ iriaiiiifat-tiii-fiiiiiiii com: 39°-" I'-V 'hp mimfmv ('p""`m'5mp` tg

ohlbited. i\ii_v`oiie one iiii'i-iiigiiii; the

oii \v`as strict neiiti‘ality. .But the spirit 2‘,f`;’,,‘,,',‘l_‘ ,,',’('_§.`.._f;.‘ed u“c‘§’i‘\f`i';‘f,‘f"{§“.’,§`,, ,hfiiii-iii-. =- naiiie io -.ini--.ii iiii»iiii._-_ ii..-

f neutrality was not easily maintained. H1-ii\_e§f>i` _ills-ii:i'efii_\_vtir iii---uni-ing the I" he mvasioii of sqigitia, and the 1-eport- ';:.11-.'.‘_r.._'.¥‘:f;'_'.;'.".'.f.?.. '.'.'.‘_:_":_'::‘_*?.'_':.".:'_§ _-» f German attrocities stirred "the nation rigiigii- as iiiii-,_ but me iiin- is siiielv 12

' ~ 1-iiiiifwlentl lzt l '-ilivl fl- ._(__ _-.__ 4, _, -

Peply' Then fouovved repeated qulb` ri2st_Hl‘z`iiiil land ‘din li\i;‘iii<iiicni`iilE)\'- ;‘I;"""` ‘lm rwnmd I0 Sm" th' mm In

'isoiiiiic-iii. and it fine ol' 10,000 riihles_ Premier l(erensk_\', 1'(-l'ei'i'iiii;' iorln.\'

spelt;-iq 01' iiiiiiii-li_v wliii-h ni=i~ii< io he bliiemtvil. Stout liexirls and Sl'“l`lI

e ai-ni_\'. ’l`lierr~ ii p!c»'iit_\' oi' irood mu-

liiigs of the German goyernment, their iii- ;_~t»iiii_i:_¢;i_i__»i_i.ii inet-mrwaniiiii in i-i-rmmm in R“_Sm_ hm it has ,Mn H, s'u@_~s'thi'0u_1h ae@nts1n_-Ianan and Latin "'..;,.;.‘...,’.,,;. .._.,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,. ,_.,. wwe-I f»»»=<»\<>-w»-=f--"- fe l

Inerlca against the Unit-ed States, ll'lCl' wrnmem railwaxys can wnlh u pamod The (ioverniiiit. in view of the ex-'

~ ~ ~ - - ' - _ :lilo iiejgi-ee of pi-ide point to the .. . ~, _ , . _ _

1 t0 Feb , _ lv _ , , _ '_ stli - i-eptional <-li(-iiiiistniiri-_, has g elhon In Cuba In Haltl and ln “Mk [hm “Me been "Hum mm" 1" fésiidd: .ixdeuee i-losing the fi-oiiiieix

anto Domingo; “their hostile hand _was r+="f°"" 5"" "ls ‘!\“'"“" *“ . “"“““ or iiii_-so iiiiiii .intl ia. ii.i-iiisi\-.- oi-

. ~ ls ' ‘k has been done. Since the .- _- etched out to t S _ ling _\\_oi_ _ _ _ _ that day, both for persoiis ilesiiiiig to

ilk() the Dani l"l ISl3l`ldSy <ii‘ihie.il. oi the wai the |:o\i~riiinenti________ ______ __________ “mnllg '__ ._,,\,(, .hp

nd (iV91~_V\Vhe!-e in South Arnerica |-:iil\va,vs_ have ti'a|isporteil over (_0un;__'\,_ The `0n|_`,' `;_X__(,mi(m; "“_m`h_,

1]()ljh9]‘ and 311 against thg U]]it@d Stat@g_”- ""9"m°“Sl-V increased mnnugo ‘Url and iiiitir-sii'alili»s who arf iior-lain;-, iiiio

In the meantime the attacks of the

ei-t_v of United States citizens, added to

ation into a state of war. Then came the ‘"

stand on this matter; when they should G91 mall IJQHC9 mf-9 Whlch, While b021SU1lg ` ` know what motives there are behind the oh Of Ge1‘Y`r13N C0llflU@SfS and “the .€l01`i0US

eeds of our armies.” was couched in terms

10|

_ _ -~\\

Moieovei the Germaii proposal was ac-

eutral nations and the word came to

ii terms dictated from Berlin, Germany nd her allies would consider -themselves encefoi-th free from any obligations to

i-dei-ed the neutrals to exert pressure on

iid or to beware of the consequences.” U" Thereafter events followed each other

Zlll

exionsioiis. not only be of iiirr-irt

the Dominion ot' (‘aniiil;i as ii Ole. So -that eioiisitlei-liig' this

iireater i-oiiteiitment with -home con- ilitions, and increased ar-livlt_v in ilix- iievrlopnienr of material i'esfiiii'c-es

iinierr-e and rruiisporlation it soeiiiis ine the author or the staienii-nt: 'hat a good thing it is io live iii the

..-l_ii'iiiiiie l’r0viiicGis \vliero tlnies are' |-0N|f'9N»- All 1lll<‘l1li>l ll_\' ill” If iievei- had" will have io i'1=vise it to

mul;-iliiiig more eiiiplialic." , oi'i:aiiiv.iiiioii i-ei-miil_r for-iii_e.| on the

W. RllWEll ISSUES |iillNIEESlll

"'_'“"mfmS “Nd wa" S“pp|“”'f" _mxmgilliissixi and _to previ-iit_ the ds-pi'ii'iiir»_ Ulf! l`llll\\'€1.VS llillllflgfi <‘21ll1\“ll)' I0 \`l\*`f'of ni:iii_\' spies and rriniiiials now :iii l5l\lil~ '|`hl‘ ll\1lIlf’ll€*0 l'<‘f'0l\Sll'U\"ll0ll large whoiii |lieiro\'1-riiieiii de-.~:li'er.< to of ocean-~tci'-iii-lnals-alreaily pi-oviding` ui-|~@,<i_

iiicreiiseil .iiivilities-\vill, when coin-° pletell, together with other coiitempla-

i1‘(]

heneiii io the 'niariiinie provini-es init:

PEACE llllVll[IlilES

“Wi.~i'kf-is’ and Soldiers' l‘oiiiii-ii," :in I

\\-'orknien's l)el-agziii-s iii lliissia. io \\

iooil (‘hnr°h iii Kiiig.-liiiirl. ioilay i'e.~suii- '

- :ll

?0ld u beiico nil-elim: iii llie lii'otlioi-- wi

L I l

. . ' - (00 _- Idler; io mil fri il '~ Ailiiiillc- 1 - - , ~_ .. _ _ sie ebyoad S0W_1ng the Seeds of flissen- ...i.?.‘.Z.-.i ..`.ii...... 5......-§-“I.. .i‘..-i...i._ i...-5;;-q;;;,g;g};};§1-,_,;};;;';3;g&&;.-,_C=>f,;;i;;-.315 9 _ E °

on trylng to Stu' up one natlon aga-Inst ‘iivifhlul and lu this mu” ‘"1 mmm' ‘fm is- due to ii di~'.~'ii'e to shui out siispi-i-is

_ , _ ’

Sept. 12th-20th

_ Provincial , EXhibitionDates _

Never in the history of' tl'ie_Pr'ov`ince E

was _a _visit to the Ancient Capital more __

5 interesting than _at present, with the

af,--="»-thoftisiiiiats iirs0‘idiers;'Hi's Majesry_;s_ war- - _ ' if ships .arid thescores of Neutral Ships lying _ __ -._;

at anchor in Bedford Basin. k - 1'-L ‘_-.§

_ All the leading features that have char- . acterized the Annual Fair,'in the past, will

be in evidence, together with many new

ones.

Particulars announced later. Reserve

these dates. -

September _l2th to 20th.

of: F1 C 2

MANAGER AND ETARY,

__ P. 0. Box 339 H8|ifZlX.

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iii ii niiiiiher ol' per:»'nii: =--m'ioiisl,\’ in-i on the i-liiii'f'li liiiilillllg- 'l`l\P \\'llN|0\\'S.

pd itiii-liiililiv l-irize siuiiieil’ glass onus-

ii' . I _ ., _ _ _ ._ _, iii-i'oi'i\ I > |ii<~i;l_ii:i: r-oulil hi- 1-iilli-ii lo- \\-ei-if siiiiislii-'il and the woodwork wan 'il

lii

I ini i-r ai. iii-i»~iiiiiiif»d <-i'o\\'i|_ wiiii-li in! lorn ;i\vii_\'. l’olii-o i-i-sei‘\'vs had con-

' s-liidi-il ,-'oiiin sohlii-|-s. rii.~'lii-il thi;il<»oi11>ii|\~i-zililo flii`l`i<-lilly in resiori-iig order.

iii:

i in spite of llii- siiiliiiiii-ii i'i-~-is-lzziii-<~, ..»\|'li-r llii- i-liiii'i'li had been i-.ltfared of iliosf- inside i'i‘i'<-i-d ilii-ir w:i_\- iiilol thi- woniiileil. ii (`niiuiiiiiii soldier o i-liurf-li :ind diiiiiiiiidi-il Iliiii ihe, iiiiiuiili-il io the organ gallery and ile-

is-i\liii_i- iii- stopped. _~\ geiii-rail iiivleof li\'i-'i-oil ii piilriotii- .~ipoecli_ “Rule B|‘lt~

1(.\\..i iiii`i ind ilii iiition.il .iiitlieni wsie

ol - . 1 i:. i - 1 ' ' - f|‘.,i,;‘.`. .md ,.|Hm__ “.‘.|_(, thm“." in _‘H f _-iiiig, iluriiie, wliii-li the delegates were

lines ol' the' (`oi1n<-il nf Soldiers' :ind rliior-iioiis iiiiii lliiisv on thi- ]>liiti'oi'iiii(""lllH-lleil to siuiid. A H-siiliilioii. sup-

io inir-iid:-il io iiiloi-i-'.<¢4 the in.f~i~|iiig_ llfllllllg UH* llflllll 01 UW (IUW-llll\l_<~‘_Hl. -i'i- i`li'ii-' io ilii- i`looi- Soiiii the “`f'-*` “Wil "‘\\’l""‘l i‘"ll‘| "\"“"`-“`- lil”

__ ,, . . _

owil siir-1-i»i-(led in dririiig lliv slip -ilf-logiilos xvi-re sloiii-ii when leaving

eil in rioioiis sr-em-s i.iii‘in:; whii-li the poi-ir-ri-' of ilii- ini-oiiii;: oiii ni` Ili:-fthe i-liiiri-li. ' iniei-ioi of thi- <-liiiri-li was \\‘rei-hell r‘h

iiri-li. li then 1-oiiiiiieiii-1-ii iiii iiitiii-it

es , .__.. _ A ____

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“ '

TAWA.--Tliere is coiisidc-i'nlile iii- '

esi in Ottawa in a manifesto \vliieh__ _

has been issued by Mr. N. \V. Rowell, 9

il which is being clrf-iilated. among `

flllldly _ f‘.“€l.9_1.LI.he 121% d:<1;v__.»0f ----Ian1»1a»_v. -§..§is`i§§`..,”iTl’?2“g‘§..i§.i',§`§i.§.§i’iS-“ligfft

and our allies let us know by whose aiitho--i-C0llnt Ber-nstoi'ff handed the United States f"“;l “_‘ ‘§"', "'_""-""9"‘hj¥"?"“""’- '*‘“".‘“-l "“' A ' ritv we do it. Let us bv all means have an government a note in which his govern- if-.ifi-iiifir-iiiiiiiliilfi t if mum “mth” ` _

Opén Vote and lef the P251] bogkg be kept to ment anno_unced its purpose to intensify Show future gengratlong why ltwag and the operations of submarines in a manner

by whose voice it was that we sneaked out 11

-if that unfortunately should be the voice tested from the beginning. This was a di-

of Canada, which God forbid. Let us de- 1'

clare ourselves in _the- open not, behind dor was handed his passports Then fol-iff’ doors or behind win-the-election devices. lowed_ the arming of American merchant 'l

There is every reason why this particularis election, which will mean the saving or the o losing of our soul as a nation, should be by

open voting.

.lournal and the assistance it rendered the “{

gainst which the United States had pi'o- R0

ect challenge and the German ambassa- fi->

Manifesto Issued.

Since his retiirn from the front, Mr.

well has :idvo<-ated const-riptioir llc

diii this from u luiowleilge of condi-

iis proc-iii-eil by personal ob_s-:=i'va- ii. and now in referring to his posi- n on cons:-iiptioii says that he felt his duty io make that :-itiind.".\'ot

cause I believe it would be popular,

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lll])S 21l'_l(l illlf? d€Cl21l'£1tl0l`l Of 3 Sl§Z1t€ Of Wal' fjdr I knew ii woiilil not be populiir; ll A])1'°1l 2, _ biir, be'<aiiso i hi-lieved it was necess-

_\'_ :ind that this people ot’ Caniida li'

The part played the Providence illfey once realized the iiei-essity.

onld bo prepareii io make any sac-

ive' i'eqiiireii to achieve victory. l

any C\1St0l'Il€l'.

THE DAWN 0F A NEW DAY IN OUR BUSINESS

The Cash System which we introduced on April lst enables us to offer you

immense values in our different departments. ., y Our customers and the public in general, have been big enough to see that our somewhat severe terms are no reflection whatever on the financial standing of

If you knew there was a $5.00 bill between the pages of a book, you would

t look mighty careful,even if there `wasn’t a picture on every page. Lack of space

visit Halifax __ -

__----io(-----é government by its almost uncanny disco- .'§'....,,|,. ,..,,.,e, ,hm I am ...,..,.,..n...i io

|l()\\' 'I`IIl-I \\`_.\R (‘.\ .\ll'] T() `l'. S-

The Guardian is indebted to U. S. Con-

sul Pierce for an iiifoi'mative and inter- esting phamphlet entitled “How the War Came to America,” issued by the United States Committee on Public Informatic.-ii. T_he members of this committee are the Secretary of State, the Secretary of War, the Secretary of the Navy and Mr. George Creel, the latter a civilian charged with the executive direction of the Committee. The information given is therefore ofiicial and will be a useful link in the historic chain which the United States is now forging' in the fierce heat of the world war into which she is entering. The pamphlet citesas its starting point the illonroe doctrine, estab- lished by the statesmen of the young re- public in order to make the new world safe for democracy “in the face of threatened encroachmeiits by hostile monarchies over the sea,” _warning the Old World not to in- terfere in the New, and at the same time pledging the latter to abstain from inter- ference in the political conflicts in Europe.

In the Hague conferences of 1899 and

1907this policy was re-afiirmed and sever- al instances are given to show how stead- fastly the United States refused to be drawn into quai‘_i‘els abroad which would in any way _endanger -:her -_traditional policy- At thel-Iague conventions also the dele-` gates pledged the United States to observe certain broad general rules of decency and fair fighting in the event of her being drawn into war. _ . A

A second great principle of United

States policy is also cited, namely, to se- cure in international relations a stable and -equitable agreement among the na- tions that would assure to all the world the. Just freedom of the seas. _ In pursuance of this policy the co-operation of Great Bri-

V€l‘l(-ZS arid €X'p()Su-res Qf German intrigue' iliifer fi-oiii some of my i`;iend_s.__h\it

, ~ t`- f il luv seen w at -.ive

“0uld_rnake 3' Httlng qorollary to the excel' fsieifn ooi' ilioemroiiiliifions at the front.. I lellt hlSt01‘_V 3b0V(-3 b1']ef]y gufnnqapiged but would be iiiiiriio to these i-Zuiliiiit men

nd io my own convictions as to

Space forbids at présent' :(i`zinaiin's <-leiir duly if I did not SUD-

let

port i-onipiilsory military service. now passed iii Parlinnient and 2\Dp0Hl I0

X()'[*]i]S my Fellow citizeiis to recognize their

_A war policy made in Quebec would be

zhkin _to that pursued by the Maximalists in

ussia- -

If the wealth conscriptionists are not

satisfied with Sir Thomas White’s income taxation measure, they must bear an aw ful grudge against the wealthy

_ Only nine per cent. of the books pub-_ lished in the United States last year were

works of fiction. The serious times brought --iii- m<~i.i--

by the Wa1» have brought a reatel, dh Do nol_ _i'ea_r them. Who _would

oliiigiilions to the state and cheerfully to am-epi and loyally to support com- piilosry service."

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prevents us from illustrating every article, but a carefir' ‘ .spection will disclose many opportunities for profitable purchases. '

Our. _early buying enables us to offei iiou excellent

values in our Millinery, Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe and Grocery Department. _- `

We have just received two cars of Woven Wire from the N. B. Fence Co;

which we are selling at the old price, and as there has been an advance of 15c per chain, with the probability of $2.25 for next year, we would advise early purchases for yotlr future requirements. - - _

if ` i “'15 ]Ii\V.l-I ALSO l{l-](‘EI\'I€l):-

500 blils. ROBIN |I()()l) l-`li()lTl{.

- 300 li.-\(iiS S'l`.\.\'l)i'\l€I) i\lll)l)liI.‘J(if3. '

_300 B.\(iS (ii l_'1l{.\li\N MI])l)LlN(i.S'.

300 BAGS ()lL (JAK E. _

. 300 BAGS BRAN. ,

We wish to call the attention of all dairymen to “Germ Middlings,” which

has a better analysis than _Oil Cake and is an_ ideal feed for your dairy cattle. Give it a trial and be convinced.

' Special prices quoted on quantities of Feed and Flour. Freight paid on woven wire to all stations. Highest prices paid for washed or unwashed wool. Ask or write for prices. ' - -

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HOW to be q When hilth if tried and tpmpest

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tionist and at tht?Zaivneemtirrngeytalkc(finif¢§hti)y‘ Vdioiiiiftfiiu the ,trees imi_~_ firmer: "7"§"5_i‘ lil". ‘f _ _ » _ _ ` and learnedly against it, is - the problem .EY "°°"_ S .. 0 .--j A F '_ ` i ` A I 0 A with which some of our Liberal friends are ' -' B W' ng' _ -Cash S the Best G00d_S l'OCuf3blC -unsuccessfully wrestlin the d “B” '“‘*”"`

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“I venture to think that a-general elec- 4 i --ne iiimngi--

ana a, but will paralyze Canada, it will -as strong:

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Cnesd a e as a en will not only divide 0, ..we,,_d0,ng.. be ,,0_, m,___,,,,_,_ Per Cent Reductloni

put Canada out of the war and mark her __ ,.. A window full of samples of Ladie’s fancy slippers and pum s also 3 `0b 10% 0f as _a_d@g<-merate and inferior portion of the li-°ri'iii°'i€i.-.isiian is are higiien nyie girl’s low shoes sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2 W0rth 2b0l1t$3.00 now $1.50. P J '

British Empire."--Dr. 'Michael Clark, Li 0' ‘““”"’ '-"’° °'"'“‘“"" M““”'

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