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MONDAY, NOV. 12. 190).

' mis MONUMENT FUND.

,overand the ordinary business and line

Soldiers’ Monument and the fund

the contrary they have been busy corxes

ponding with other cities to learn for ou guidance what public monuments the

erected here.

Within the past few days a eircnle

letter accompanied by sub-seriptiou list

interest in the movement and give to al an opportunity to contribute. It is to

hoped that all receiving these papers wil

act promptly and bring the matter to th

cammuuities. The movement is one tha

beyond the stage of doubt. The monu ment will certainly be erected. Upon th

the men who bravely represented th Island in a notable conflict. ‘

columns, the proposal is to raise a fund three thousand dollars at least, and much more ascan besecured, to erect

monument shall be a memorial of the

who fell during the struggle as wellas tb

Contingent; and dually that the site shal be on Queen Square, in frontof the Coloi ni Building. This is me pisii in me

meets with almost universal approval.

of Canada* tlié most momentous of al

Britain’s wars during three quarters of a century past, because Canada contributed

for the Hrst time in a national way of ber

men and her treasure; because Canadians

and Island men greatly distinguished themselves among the best soldiers of the Empire and won the special praiseof their great Commander; because many Canadi- ans fell bravely Hghting for Queen and

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Now that the Dominion elections are

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of thought are resumed throughout the country, a mutter of prime importance to our patriotic citizens will be the proposed

by

which it is to be paid for. For some weeks past thc subject has been in abey- ance, but the Commit-tee having the matter in charge have not been idle. On

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have and their cost, and securing designs, estimates, etcz, for thc monument to be

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has been sent to leading citizens all over the Island in order to awaken a general

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e_ much in the cause of liberty and justice,

notice of the citizens in their respective

t

,has strong claims upon every patriotic

citizen. Moreover it has already passed

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amount that shall be raised will depend its size and importance as a provincial memorial of agreat historic event and of

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As has been already stated in these

of

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a

monument in Charlottetown; that; the

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taken by Prince Edward Island in the South African War, and that upon it shall be inscribed the names of the Islanders

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names of all who enlisted in the Island

outline, and so far as we can learn it

The war in South Africa is to the people of Prince Edward Island and to the people -

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Cairns & Mclfadyesi

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men from

ur own Island and City We owe it to. hese brave men and to ourselves and our

served, enshrined and handed down to

posterity as a perpetual incentive to pat- riotism. We ows itto ourselves to sigua lise the value which we set upon courage loyal worth, and self sacrificing devotion. And dually we would set the Soldler’s

Monument in the most ceutra1,pub1ic and notable spot in all ourlsland Province-in i

front of our hall of Government and legis- lation, where in the' years hereafter our foremost men will come and go to make

amount to be determined. We trust they

be an ornament to our principal :public square. But it A will still be in

every sense a provincial Monu- ment, for men from every county t and from almost every town and village L in the' Island were members of the brave Contingent. The Provincial Government ought therefore to recognize ond hand- somely assist the work. There is no need to waitfor_the Legislature to meet and make a grant. As in the matter of send-

ing the Canadian Contingent to Africa the

;..'overninent will take no risk in making a grant and slioulilering the full responsi- bility.'_;In__such_ a course they will be loyally - support-ed by every Opposition member in the House. ` Thefonly danger will be lest they befcharged with hesitating too long, or contributing' too small a, gum_

ln any case, as we have already' observ-

ed, the Monument will be erected. Lea the Government, thc City Council and all

abilities make it worthy of the Province, of the City, of the entire community. Let us make of ita Memorial worthy of the great Empire-unitingevent which it shall

City; and above all, worthy of the men whofought so bravely and endured so

and who have lent npwglustre and 'vir{dsr

proud of them. Let their Monument 'rise

before us in fair proportions, and let it proclaim through the ages to come our patriotic pride in them, our tribute to their valor and our love for the free in-

stitutions for which they freely offered up

heir liv es. ` .

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High quality pries make

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our laws and administer our state adalrs.

The City Council has already recogiiizerk - an

its duty to contribute to the fund an

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will fill the blank with a handsome M

Eltrount, forof the men who fell, Taylor,

»Riggs and Hensley-were natives of the '

city, aswere many more brave members

°f 011° Cfminkent- Besides. this being See our $3 75 Ulsters and our Reefer a.t,$2 65 the Capital City, the Monument will with

all propriety stand in our midstfand ;will Also our clearing line of Shorey’s Serge Suits at

All sizes in Men s. ’

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Those who have not vet given us a tria , had better do so, if they want

bargains in Jewelry

fame to this young Dominion. We all '

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We :ievote all our time and energies to this line only We employ tradesmen who thoroughly understand s

business, some of them having served their time with the old reli- able iirm‘ef'€tirus 81 McLean

Proportion is one of the most particular branches of our

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trade, without it a Monument cannot look well This is one of the places where some competitors are continually going

We do not import condemned stock full of cracks

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Try it served with whipped cream.

‘sr ALL runs c_or.n coons have nie ~

IW. higlizst reputation forexcellence.

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200 piins. `tie1'C9s and bbls. 'bright

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