and Mr. Walter Fish.- _ ‘ suggests that the libel was probes;- ly contained in one oi’ ths__daiiy bulletins which it has been" the ' Northcliite practice to have stuck on the most of toe oiiice doors apt! which are a review of -the succ _ sea and failures of his papers ' .»_,- l P‘ mid “Wm “hw- the dsy- before. These bullet

H, h"-'3i'°“ Bu” ' have. always been extremely '

l‘ “w? '° m’ “m both with regain to tiyaue ‘ ‘ll "m PM]! M“! blame. lfrequentlytlmy ha

Whptlqver‘ ' icigns or rivsi pub, lisheiilltdrfkve, the ‘general public may. think Lord Noribcllife. working lib rmen speak well oi him,- Hehghprobabw the ibest.

friend Engflbwitewspmper workers

snipers of the~Provinciai (love ent are entitled by-lstw to be styledwlipnora-ble, while the mass of the lllain masculine P60- ple, however, upright and virtu- oulgtgy uyqytvibg», content~ themselves with-the less disting- , uishing bppelstionoi Mister. Ano-~ ther line or demarcation is found tnyltq not. tusi the Honor-ables are sworn .to- faithful discharge oi

I‘ u (Iellwnlel) {I 5'73"‘ cli-a- as: use to v- I- l-

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‘Hernia nan ire-seed rein is)! nee n‘: value-nu» ta. sevens

runsoaivtvauousrt, 1922.

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7 “WHIII All

- rUnder un- heaatns tbs Pair“ - -

LLISIONS AT RAILWAY CROSSINGS

lisinns zrt railway crossings tue, Must of the=e collisions he cttminntion t-i races be» t trains and autos culling in .fI‘he train, ltutvevcr. always tells in knocking the auto he trucks, for no one has {heard of an unto knocking a

‘i off the trucks" it tuay

L One of the things strangers find ‘to wonder at while visiting this provindealsfitbat while there w; soldiers monuments to h; seen tn many: parts ,0!" the province, not» a stone has been erected in th.» Capital of the province, eitlur to‘ honor the memory of those "who fell, to commemorate the greatest war tn history or the part- taken in it by the provinceJDvetr Len-i Inox island, yvith tits smdll-popula lion of Indians, prQutLot thejpast. they played in the war. honouring their dead who fell, has erected“; beautiful monument" to remind fu- ture generations; of Mic, Macgld

dians that the ‘Indians oi this gene. trntion did their quty like their

white brethren.

Charlottetown. the Capital oi.

' ‘mint. it did

announces that the ‘latent-Covert nor bad ordered‘ "ll ""515 ‘k the Prince County‘ former, ultlilll ly sentenced. toithirty dill!" w!!!“ prisonment through tho buyflifii oi the Bell Government. The Pfi- tiot is evitieptally under the lilu‘ pression the LieutGoveruor lies

created a precedent. ii he had he

Hldydll doing so, for never wu tharen more glaring case of mal- administration pi Justice in“ fths province. A highly respected farm at; was sent to jail, notwithstand- m; that he had done everything possible tdfitycdfnplqlimth the and, whent tire mstfdrfwas brought to, the sit-ten oi Guyana’ ' ' itilpjtd-"ieéttryiqlie wrong. ‘But the LieutGovernot:

would hav? been perfectly lilllim

_. , , ‘do which on: to. Another notatblp; difference be- Qetlqfiewtwo’ classes that the . . -.. » . . p, in, Mistprs must pay the Hon»

lea-Wife suit; ‘themselves and which they inc time.’ Q1‘

The l-{nnorables have. the power -to compare“; ,M,twt_¢rs to nay these moneys in the form oi taxes. license fees and other fees and ‘dues, anti! tQlotlWiiYeUlurpnld in full at thenimespeciiisd the ‘Hon- oralbles have power under tt:ela\u' made bythemtselves to seize the property of the plain Mistsrs, or to send thettrto jail, and this thefdo, as all have seen to ‘be tiie_pntic."~'l‘ltey.have vary great power, these Honorubles, and be- ’ of begring such worthy lit~

is ommonslty

oeabgfthe sajoyissitnp whichthey live and which the said Honorab-

resse firom time to ,,. .'

éforinigiitf out‘ this ‘ t - Lord Northcliife. was alwa y to give fevery employs tsE-opportunttyto" allow what loin bl Aitefhe took ove ' Qiintieit is said that ,-he used to" wgniier atbout the corridors asking tho, pung menvhe met lr they were satisfied. ‘if they were not .19 song “to satisfy them. He‘ was nogfh lent with mediocrity, but he ‘ggnerous, and from all he demanded’ hard work. He did‘ not InsistIupott’ long hours, and re-l cently issued the order that his ed- itorial men were not to work more than (our days a week. He believes that theyrwill do better work it‘ they do loss work, although this is not the experience oi everyone, The late Joseph Pulitzer, founder oi‘ toe new. York Worltt-had the some ldeaqsiis desired his editorial men to wnite-jgtot more than halts column pa 4i '

meant only '

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Joeiilar and- never deal wound feelings." ‘Butlilr mggests ‘ttilit is Sir And woasisvsiiitot avast. h

ily have .tsiten_.oi!ent:e1> pointed witicienu-"an -sinoo criticism _0i 'North_' file's editors was made, solthat iten ‘the oifice boys could. nasal ,0. debit; wound

may have been n‘ ittingly caused r iArccuracy/ A

;, can. corny’. fir..." patties and

was an? exp ienced reporter when Nortbolifle‘ und ihim. He became one of th angst tmstwurthy“ oi’ liarllame ary ' correspondents. . JHe later w I...‘ oied .m,tbs sun editorsiii of the Dsiily- -Mail "and it‘ . was largely duel to him that the ~'~

iron u-"u-nz" e

Aleurforel! nut-e xiii-d. Ii

leeleeeie [eel ae Ieever Ilene.

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~ oelblall Jhe vlehaeea and delleeee quelifiee-e! W‘e"“"

filed Oolerle Winter Wheel with the el Weeewe flu‘ “in!

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lperle to bekiale the euallliewildi Isle " " ' lllllb , -

-' peas heed, plea, seine sad pastries real feel fir», m loll a1 your mm‘ ‘ . _‘

unravton co. uurrap,

'6,

fuaatimn

Ontario '

paper ejtablishedl its retnitatioti for V’ accuracy. = Butihe killed-oil all

sort 0t

humor, and under his auspices the ' - Mail became exactly the

“W594 paper that Northcliffe did not want »—dull;' At the same time its cniei‘ rlvuLt the Express. was not dull, and the result was that Norlhcliflo ‘ _ removed Calrd from the editorial V

j= ellliTllliiei ifiliwu"! end ot‘ the pit-per to the tbusityess ' NiliillQll-Héiilfiléii-lylh; sldeoi’ the organization. Here he B» brotuktitlwll fllltlhas "been an unqualified success, mil-t‘!!! ~, _ bhFYIYWIIFIJYBIVHTQ and is undoubtedly one oi‘ the most ‘ h '1 ‘laiiyhlll’ 1W9 "aPiWTYiIB valuable men in the employ of Lord

b

,-\ ‘n Ire!!!)fore appeal to some auto lira‘ sense of logic that in ‘fall zraces .1 tie tneuns that the

ck loses."

lest-land because they are suorn

to do their dot-sq with cure and efficiency, the plainpenple, quite

naturally had expected of th“u a veryfl high standard .ot' conduct.

has plenty of precedents to justi- his action. in 191.3 and i914

the province, the seat of the gov- t-rtintt-nt. the scene of the recruit ing, the mobilizing. the prepara- tion ior war. its o-wn sons buried in France and Flanders, ' with some five hundred of the other sons of the province, can afford morning more than a email wood-

nmsmmei Bargai n" GUFPS

We wish to clear out fifteen pairs men's hlp__rubber boots. $7.50 value. We offer them while they iaet at....$3.95

' ‘bvvn In 1919: t/“K. .1 A

l)’ Governor Rogggflpsrdqned fflllfiaor five prisoners in_Queens County jail owing tohspsiiialwoifirhnzsthtlc- es brought to his knowledge and

m

iflammonks

But “there are some very serious charges against these Hottorablcs. it is charged that they themselves do not keep the laws- which they

without the concurrence of _thc

udlng pi

‘om “k. A splendid line h” Gnifrong, well m" "nooks.

of extra made HAM-

lvide that as it was erected bv

l ,en cross", and diti not even pro .

those of the soldiers whn return-

AttorneyGeneral. loathe‘ present instance the '1.4!El.li.:G0V9l'll0l’,llt1s tlhe whole province behind him,

are sworn to obey and to ctltuinis- icr. oils of these law's, is ‘vb-ch provides‘ for the cmctiojggp

at.» in“

withfllltiyti Goitirge ljllufllewaa they 0D‘ _thrnttt irouble._ and. i‘. W. Wlisoni,‘ Ameri-

Nortbcliife.

._-__.aa. The Great Canard.

We also offer this week about 40’ pairs merflalooots, black or brown, McKays and Wette, sizes 7, 7V2, 8, '81s, 9.

Values up to $9

.00. No extreme pointed or vsry broad toes

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gen“? wpmagazlnee and newspapers. .

Fast colors, low- et prices in the city.

l'i]ll‘-€S9l1liill\~ 0i_ tl-J: pe tie Legisiat-irte. if tile l-ionflrfl- Mics in power had kept this htw. tin-re would have been tnirflv menu‘ hers attending; the Lcgist-Inrc-ntt us .ast session, u" only taunt,- 'When “summer's golden lsn- were .,. ere, 0' could be gum." slows. the hurried round o, . re, Dflflnli-‘c tb-se i-lcuorahit-

. hat he issued whim twers discreet- , -.t| u k- h rt t‘ ~ . urban lite comes opportunity for aim‘ gimlliizlllfyigg ‘ma; ire“ YEW ly ignored; and oi‘ remarkable Into the office one day and made

excursions 1pm mo" 79,111“, 0g “finch provides ‘or the repumemphangeg is,_.~the personnel_‘on hlslhim news editor. Heal-proved n y. . t “mum, a B” ms withdrawal sttiking success, his only London

letters that gleam ever beyond,tation of the people in the niw- s p p "‘ " ' r -

v _ _ k _ _,fl.om the ‘Newspaper Pnqprggypl-s rival being Ferris, oi the ‘Daily

he multifarious duties ohm“ l“! H°“°‘5~ l“uaj\c'atlon wumuowed by an m. Chronicle. He had a remarkable] i -~——- ‘ . _ . '

days. Then‘ Th“, charge is “Morton,” inky-tack upon.newspapei' owners who nose tor news, and was at his best’

. ' 1h d l 9d m" u H m “he, when directing the whole staff in.

w wandq-‘These men called Honor-she.- a ciicqu" ~ . l’ e “he hnndnn or some b‘ sldr -

. ~ _ lsworn and well paid to carry out 59135 and We“ “mened “bangs, g . , g I .

in the byways ot literature, inland enforce the law have openly yo, the m“ ence the ownership Then he was made chief sub-edits]

' Pflllie 811d make renewed acquainilihown that they have no rs “.3 would give em. A fewidaye sgoi-OP. but Piilved,“ "imurih Hliluflg", ' ‘ g ‘it was asnoutrcsd that two oi‘ nlsilllelll WK! 110i 800111.10 U19 lflflk

fungal-with H once-familiar landEsirtfiitisvgtipzgtsntoiawnwhichrlit-s most resljonsnfle ‘gmpwyefl, hadlnd he w“ responsible for printing‘ B’ O n!“ m paflur" thfi‘ ‘ y as a our mar‘ ‘one of the most serious cnnnrds oi‘

mm. leisurely connamplanom “tiles. And if they [hi1] break aid entered libel actions against him. | the

toe war——n special edition oi‘ _ . a , t m n "u" of our “an”, Culturelilseiyntlanengrzfillalwatoftltr: tiglrlilatellifigy; |Dai1y Mail in August, 1914, which (hi! 111 ill eagerness to keep page] 7 y ‘announced the sinking oi’ seventeen

other laws. This they have dmte Wm, m h f - _, German battleships ofi the coast ui emsrc o events it too and are daily doing. Our Honor Holland’ He men w?!“ ‘buck m‘

one“ regards the ‘mmediatve a” t)??? Llwmakers have bum“: his Job as news editor. wnere he ihl Permanent and too infrequent" 5 Ono's/bl“ mw ‘braaker!’ "By was functioning peacefully ‘until he

. ' i . .y distinguishes between the sall-[Zzlevglvifigtlizg etiaemllglz, ngélatctlsgfg imagined that be had been iitbeiletl.

B"! "m ""5 Bmkilll- 0"!‘ m"? the due enforcement of the laws iure comes seething from the melt against serious crime and by un- 111g p0,: o; our emoflonl; and ,8 due severity against mere_techn‘- tmpered an tubsume lbyfthe" Mo, cal or trivial offences, they have

. -- encouraged general lawlessness"

, . at $3.95 Walter G. Fish was trained in a London News Agency before going to the Dally Mail. He is said never i to have written a brilliant story and never a bttd one. Rumor says _ that he was working contentedly its . reporter when Nortflcltiiie wnlked

with ‘the exception oi the perse- cming Bell Government. ~—————<e>--—- SUMMER .READING

can correspondsnt_':ot'_ the“ "flirty News. he has not since that been able to devote hlmseltflwitlt his old intensity to the tnanngemest_ol‘ his vastmlevvstiaper interssts.__'llhere have been strange stories floating about- concerning cutjious directions

‘ ‘an y“ i ed.

t i "Fhis is a disgrace to theprov-

lnce. a disgrace to the government innti a disgrace t0 the city. The _ ‘delay. it delay it be, is absolutely i inexcusable. should once. The? demand ~ made upon the government for a ' ,grant and to which there has not |even been a definite reply, can be {pushed at least to the pnint oi a“ {definite refusal ii

Just received, men's low heel box calf or patent buckle

i Children's Sand Pails, Sho- "mp “w” . $335

__'eis, Toy Sets, Tops, Rubber rflfiialls, Doli,s and Doll Cabs. “

will‘! ieys’ and Girls’ Wagqons.

(Iddie Care. Baseball and rennls Goods.

Welhavs also the‘ Classic, Model, Murray Maid and other high grade makes of this very popular shoe.

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ummer Reading

_ ‘or the Holidays. Books by QNESTYJsst authors, thousands of hem to choose from. Latest

wur winter

not to. sotnei- ‘ thing more tangible. Let some onel

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Poet Cards and

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"A Piciou county ttewspsipe ’ Tsays the Halifax _ Herald, isms minding E. M. MacdotiaidfM. IT, promise to. bring "sun- ‘_ shine” t0 tbs people of Picton

County. Mr. iMacdonald is not ,,tbe" ‘only one who made promises that kind. There were many iul» some promises of a glorious "gold

1fltese titted, Ji-lonoralliies. painted place and power by deceiving the psopvpwlih. false w-smieee. They were not honest enough oxqlriilh- ful enough to keep the promises they made. There can ~be_i_ ‘bill'- iittle if any virtué tnanunrtruth- iui man. No title can intake ,, him Honorable, or other than dishon- orable. Tbis-inc-t-“is bae-ic. 1t un-

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\. heart of every Canadian man and

. and in these latter days it is in-

‘ hish that was given out to delude

'7'" November 30 last. a few dttvs be-

‘S. MeIsaac 8t Sons l

‘ shine into homes that are dark,

and true-hearted women and true

- aim will be to restore. prosperity

attained buttopoll the votes, and the , clouds would be lifted. The "gold-

' ed in. 0f nob tie the clsptssp that-

en era" that would lighten up the

woman. And a great many people accepted the promises in good faith, and have been waiting, but waiting in vain, for the fulfilment

The newspaper quotes chapter and verse from IMr. Mncdonaldj

tercsilng to read some‘ ui the trnh

electors. Thqttumqation is from. a speech delivered at Trenton on

lore polling. in which m." Mac tlonald said: "i want to go to Parliament rm

no other purpose but to bring sun

to wipe sway the tears from eyes "that are troubled, and to the real hearted men of this country, _mv that it will once‘ more be the lot of of our people in this country."

No doubt Mr, Macdonald» shed many tears while he was addreer‘ ing these soul inspiring words tn his electors at Trenton. Ths_.fine touches about "trus-hearted’! we men and men went to the depths. They overflowed with a philanth- ropy that could not be beullted- in the "creation of sunshine" and the "restoration "l of prosperity," yilhen he had finished speaking the..,woi~k~wu done; nothing -rs-

en era" would come-"sunshlne" and “prosperity” woultfhn usher-

"Solid Sixteen" 5ft:

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’ng process oi’ reflection. a people if haste, we snatch at the diver‘ sion or the information it.oiiers us in the "brief interludes bcttveen ccrupation and engagements and lake no time for meditation. The magazine has (had its_ mush-room growth l among us because its short stories and brief expositions "if timely topics can he easily ab- sorbed and nuleklydisestcd, For 'he some reason the tale "ni mys‘ ‘cry.’ the yarn or Western adven- ttirg; and the story hBNQ obtained sales outiof -ll proportion of their merits. All

saccharine love

too few of us sit down ‘to ponder. We like to have our thinking done for us :b_v' others, and prefer to get ‘or, “opinions: ‘fi3iifi}"titit" uifiiftSii- lnid form to“ compounding-them ourselves from carefully weighed Ingredients. This haphazard read- ing -we do in idle moments, "ire" juently with inward upbrnidings ror tn, neglect “was... literature. will never malts s iull men. Amt we, need full men-in this day 0f trial and perturbation. we come back to our tntnal statement that now that summer is air,‘ a period has arrived that is propiti- tousfor the fruitful reading that is so sorely needed. l y,

‘We are swalre that not so long ago there was a fairly welifeetab‘ italics convention ‘that preicritbed‘ instead of the more solid food we ‘W6 advocatingtlts lightest oi liter ary diets for the "dog _dsys.- i ms mind like the .5,..w".;,"1.wt.. edge with a hot spell! What set;

throughout‘ the" land. The proofs are found in unex- ampled thievery, the summary-Jim, caught, or, if arrested and Jailed milking B prompt and easy escape. bovflsssets plying their trade undisturbed and drunkenness ram pant, while honest and reputable citizens suit-er fine or imprison- ment for a trifling hon payment, or because of a misunderstanding, a miscarriage of a letter or some blunder In the Tax Office. All this because of the law breaking 0r neglect, or inefficiency of the ‘Honorables who hold power, or oi the official instruments they em. Ploy in the adtninistrartion of the laws and of justice in the land!

The plain ‘honest, law abiding citizens of the province are as- tonished and indignant that such conditions can axis-t, The {ensons are, however, clearly apparenp“

Quincey and Carlyle. Emfifggn ting Thoreau, essayist; all, whom m, who pretend to the love of good literature are firmly convinced we mllflt some day read, but whose works "most o‘! us leave Ito gather t"... on our bookshelves? Their wisdom has not lost" point-with

‘srs. AOr the poets whose lffibfei‘, yrice w; sometimes when? tags, to intrude, into busy hours. but whose longer productions “we

to get around to "them some any: Home oi ‘those poets sang inua‘ time as troubled as our own, ‘sini the brave spun they distilled potent to-encourage even iao"

“And. there is airways Shakespeare. whom "edge cannot stale or custom

vei-“fime than the quieter, summer to sample thedffelityt‘. i1?"

‘sncltiWdll-flevored writ ‘

"iiitlierflff to speak a philosophy»; iublillfMt our generation as to his

.ows'.-‘-‘-l'vew ‘York rest"

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f. ._ .

i derlies ~.and “permeates -th'c ‘entire

keep putting aside with | premier

' Dected. But.

structure of well ordered society.

session site-r; the election of‘ 1919 the fraud and deception practiced upon the people by these self- styled l-lonoratbles was fully unt masked in the notorious Tax Act.

Wlmt has followeriin lawmak- ing and administration has but nccsnluated their‘ ihrst rink 0f- feflce of deception and breach of‘ public trust What.‘ could hei more false than the pretence that by

inking ihctn to or licensc fees from the public revenues and devoting

them to rosdbuildting s half m ~- Hon dollars would be spent on‘ that scheme vviltiwut lncrsleing "is debt and without coating the people s cent? Yet stuoh was the pretence of these Honorable lleceivers. They ltiel [ll time

Pilipetratinq the Honorablmlfldsm- "Ry Grab, to turn the peoples hard earned tax moneys into that,- own Hnnnrable_ Pockets!

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little, qtragaqqtlortw iiottlli {l0t.,be dalayetL-but the lawiulantl ocnsttitutionaliright‘ the people to the represented inntlus ‘Iscgiala- tore‘ ciin’ he‘ ‘cteelyedvlvtlth. impunity rom ycags prtd fie year's, and: vuch is _t‘hts,,s9_v,srnment to,- which an, honest m pie ere-subjected by these Mo ‘ables ‘wage jnly ""1"; ‘c "'.'t"w°v.'ii'.Tii'tY".. . s"! uitflpsd‘ ti bt||lf,;,q|fpn~; tiye qlniring _ nd of] jaehood and deceit. Truly eirpff ,is rank; it smalls to d¥asvertff '_.,And dotttbtless such Honorable .me"n,-" i sit‘ their honor to Pooled or ' - """" ibpafeitimfii’ v 1i wflli tutu) to .1¢i¢=t-.-nm/ ,