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sm-¢|¢¢,`A||m-¢ ssurla' aiu! Monique.

Morning Daw (founded 1891). 83-50 P01' y°l\’» (U°""‘

wad) in advnnce, $2.50 por your (mulled) ln advance, In Canada, and $3-00 f0I‘ U- 3- A-

mir’ f°unu¢u"|9o1) azoo (anim:-ou or by

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. ll _ _ _ The firstifmeeting of the campaign ins

Queen’s wa Ihefd Monday night at Pow-|

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Liberals and Conservatives in Prince Coun supper

` ty’ erldgavollrs keel) lhlq- Qollrage ul) by (hibliugs and I‘i_‘.iiiint Salud' ’

iromismg Sir Wilfrid a solid Prince Eicl-|11f@H1i and Butter ren. '- _

WHl`(l ISli.lYld I0 back UI) 3 Sohd lQueb9C- The recipe for Creaiiietl Cheese and

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nall and in ings at Georgetown Mondav'Surelv this is optimism run rampant. We hm, ineniit-neil iliwvn is is \'<>l1°'\vS=

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afternoon. henei were large attendan- aie not prophets noi' the sons of piophets ¢,e,,,,e,, ohm, and Egg,_

ces at both ineetings and the candidates

but we arc reasonabl\' certain that Captain -

I 2 hard bo"ed eggs

had respectful ant?) coi'dial receptions. Joseph Read will .bel disappointed. This, .,.,,as, .‘ ;

Yesterday we ubiished a summary of

rovince is not going to be linked as solid 1 wp nniit I

1' tu rated iliecse 1

Mi‘. McIsaac’s speech from which it will belwith Laurier’s solid Quebec, and Captain ,,,f,°S§m,,,' s_,`,,_

seen he touched the proper chord, andi-Joseph Read knows it. _

placed the issue of the election fairly and; H Qs--v-O---_ ` s uarsiv before his hes1.e,.s_ _ llii-. l..\l itll-,ic I i.i~:ii(li-.

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He expressed iiriinequivocal terms hisl --_l-

1 tablespoon flour Few grains ca_\'ciine '

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; Make A thin white siiixw; of thi yinillc. flour and seiisoniiigs Add the cheese and stir till melted. (`Do not

adherence to the principles and policv ol. "1, the i11i<1@1'Sie'11@<1 Candidate for t1ieI1>°11°~he 61--e-->---111-ii.-s11=fi-> 1'1-

lie eggs thronizli 1 <o.iisc sieve Add

the Unionx Goveri'iment. Mr._ Huglies{Federa_l deputation, b_\-'V these presents,i,,,e ,.,.,._,,m,_.,, ,.,,,i,_‘,,. ,,, },,e`,,,,,,`L ami' on the "other I hand had ' no agree,-if I am elected, to exact the inimedi- <=0\'~°-1' the wr “iih 'lie 51'=1t"d egg- poliey but promised to support ‘ate suspension of the Military Service Act, Wh,_,,, and ,,,0,,,_ _`_,,,,,,,g ,_e,c,p_s whichever party had the government, if ,of 1917, and of all its effects, until the Can- I i».»'FrJ<=i:i~2(=.ii--t s<l~|i<>:i<-@0<;i\i'p(<_fi'1s

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in his opinion it vi-'as a good-governnie_iit.Iandian_ electors have been coiisiiltetl by a °f‘___‘f‘___‘________ Surely sane Glcctairs will have no hesitationIplcbiscite, and should the ma_]orit_v of the;) , in choosing Ia representative undei such Ipeoplc condemn consciiption in this iefci- I "*"“ H* 'F' _

cii‘ctinistzi:ices, a i"epi'esentative who has |_Gli<l1l111. I il!-."1'@@ IQ 1`@‘l1111'@ fl11_1I3 it (U10 M111- the courage his convictions and the man- i tary Act) be considerc_<l as void and without liness to tell the people exactly where he|effect from its very origin, and thatin con- stands. ,_ - _ lsequence the conscripts be liberated from

At the meetiiig at Pownal, l\/Iessrg Ni- service and discharged. I also agree to

cholson and Martiii had a great i'eceptioii,|\‘ote against any governineiit` that woullf notwithstanding the meeting- was C3119() by-i'eiiise to adopt the above mentioned poli- their o onents. Both the Union candi- C_\'- I dates heiliidled the questions of the day ef-i V111? 2\_lJQ\’€ 15 5110 l11@1l.2”@ 1`<1fl1111'5fl by I-ht iectively and were rewarded with warmilfauriei'1t€S, 2i11Cl hi-IS been published af applause. Probably _the feature of tlie§51g11€_flb)' MV- CH1111011, the L21U1'1€1` 02111111- evening was the i-eception which Mr. H. J.i<111t@1n DQ1'C@St@11I,_Qu@b@C- Iti.~'in1i1i_2\vit1i Palmer’s anti-conscription speech obtain-|1119 L21111`1§?1` 111‘¢1_1111€510 '-f111d 5115 P01105' OI -cd. He essayecl to be jocular and to treatII11€_ I-2l111`1€1` 1-1b€1`2115- IF 15 the 1101103 the grave issue with le,-its-_ A member in ,which, whatever high sounding phraseology the audience who did not appreciate this H195’ 111f1}’_115@ _I0 0b5C111`9 II, M€SS1`S~ WHY- treatment voiced his protest and was i1111`f011»» 31110121113 HU§I113S'2111d R@_'¢11l Stand heartily applauded. This should be a les-‘f01`- 0111.1/ 0119 Of 310111, CHDIP1111 J059Ph son to Opposition"speakers. The questions Read. Of Pl'111C0 f_lQU11fYi 11115 111111 the C0111" at issue are too serious and niomentous to§;'1E@ I0 001119 011i 111 the 011911 ‘<111fl admit it- be treated childishly and they must bear] F11? 05191' tl11`@@, MGSSFS- W211‘lJ111'i011, S111- in mind that in order to carry effect an or-1512111" 311fl HUg11@5 211`@ 2151121111-Hd ILO admit it ator must believe what he says to be true.I111 l111bl1C' t111fl 2119 111011t}1'C'f111V?155111§ T119 @1-

lVIi'. Warburton interi‘upt3-d Mr. Mar- i@Ct‘}1"f?l€ “£11311 5%11tC1h 110119105 515 11111)’ 5111th1l1@

tin to denv that Bourassa had lined iiJ_V?11`1ef 215 95 0 16 111€11 H11 WOI11€11 W 0Se with Sir Wilfrid. This, as we have sho\vii,IV0I@S tl1€.V S0l1Ci£- B115 f\\'_1St IJ11111§5 35'tl1€.\-' was an unjustifiable intswuption fo,-,'»iiay,_uiider the leadership of Sir, Wilfrid Bourassa himself' has stated in his owiiILa111'1@1fi 11193’ C911 f0l10W 110 othercourse newspaper Le DeV(,i,;; that he is supp01.tingyt.han his and, like Laurier, Rourassa and Sir Wilfrid and Sir_Wilfrid has taken himl Q11111011- @1155’ \1'1ll V050 f01` the 5U5l1@1151011 to his bosom in..Quebec. No.. L.tu11e11tc;" " " 1 czii1LI\2f;_ll11€ Military Servicegct, for ‘C116-d€l21.Y didates oppose the Iioui'assaites but theylof if l°efe"?mhlm and for the abilmlonmellt db Oppose the Win_the_Vpm. Union C,m(]i_ of (,anada effort in the war.

dates. " _ 1 *°*“*”-

sin wil lfiiiii \\'i> norn \~is\ ' '\(‘H)'TEW "`\'I()N'STS

_ I A _ Thci'e are to be Laurier candidates in

A_ft@1` 1121"`111§ t21l§€_11 301111558 'E0 1115 110- =.iios`t of the constituencies of this province,

S0111 111 Q}1€l1€C 011 1“1`1fl21}f. _N0V€111b€1'_ 9th, says an Ontario contemporary. Some of Sir Wilfrid Laurier authorizes Captain Jo- (hem Wil] Openly Haunt-the White plums Seph Re3d_10 53.1' '§l1all_11@ 1`@l11~1d1f1t@S 130111” others will seem to deny their leader and HSS? 311_Cl IHS d0CU‘1_11@ If £119 ISIHHCI SCHCIS 21 _ dispute with honorable Canadians the title Solld. L1b@1`3l C011Il111l2§911t~ 'if Union Government candidate. The pai'ty

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miiiv ssuscnons Fon _ 1 ouiiiiunn iisiinsiis

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é `|=urnish¢d by W..S~ Louson. <

HANDM/iii:-3 oF THE KING '

'lentle lninils and tireless feet. "if»t=,- high. and i-iilni. and sivecl. “oiiriigzc tliiii linows no dei`r‘:it- lliindniaid.-= ol' the King.

_\linistoring`ani:r-ls iill.

'nsizint to eiicli iwiiddnii call. 1 "plift high ami n\iigi<'~"l1:-

iigndnmiiis oi' the King. _

Quick to see and \niderstaiiiI_ ‘roniptuo iiiiswer each demand, I strong the* lifaviest strain to stand;-

llundniairls of tlig King. I

'lips thai. shape to lciiillliest smiles.

'lclpf-nil lame dogs over stiles;-

llandniiiidg oi' the King. I

'liristly worli, that siifferiiipg curts. 'oniliiits pain, and pf_i'zic¢-_ procnres, ‘hristly work, iii|ls;ed_ is yours;-

lliiiidiiiiilils of the King.

IWIRIARE IN IHE NIR

IN EIRIY SPRING

ll(TItT1C, Nov; 1£l.;Slgnor (‘;ipi‘0'iil_

nic oti tho inveiitors oi' the noted (inp-

oni, aeroplane, now lielng tried oin. ’

nc<-1, :fully in tht- Uiiiteil States, pro- liuli that ziir iaitis by the enemy will '~i» inode nr-xr spring on an unproce-

dcnteil scale. They will not he lini -

ted in l~In;:land_ hut will be extended

o I<`riiii<~e and Italy.

“Germany intends to resort to ruth-

"*ss aerial warfare on the some lines

tha; she' planned her submarine cam ‘

=iiign, am] txteiisive damage and loss \\' lite will he inev!-table,” he said to- day. “The only efl`ective defense is an . ol'i`ensive, which will be the best .urateiry evo" if the fear of an ap proaeliing attack were not jiistideih siiit-_e.repi'isiil¢,-' in any case would' he

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Captain Joseph Read, who is afraid to ciemneri <lw<~~t- .nm nga- ‘ /

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victiw'that-the adhlielrgiiigg? of~---Bourassa~-~--~--~~.`wAR ` _ ‘ ‘ sl ' ,_._.. _ ~

was so_ much bett ” the re udiation of" 1 ‘ __;_. _ 5 ' ` ' i the unholy allianceeilit-:re'wo`ul)d have had H°i'°r“ir:"»:¢xv ii‘t°ii\':1:;i1'i.° ifiuli-ii°°""‘ ' I ,W A ~ ' some effect. As it is, the repudiation will from sm om” of tn. Feed ` ¢ ,__

only add fuel to the fire, for it is of a piece _°°""°""" '°' °°"""' _ _ll I-;-‘-` , ~/'. ' with Messrs. ‘Warburton and Sinclair’s Menu ron ~ri-iunsoAv` “ 7 ‘ ‘

repndiation nfsii-wiifi-id himself in their . ,,,,_k,m 5 if t

Overseas Parcels Must be Mailed Next Week- lo be inITime for Ilirislmas

We receive letters every day with regard to sending parcels

to soldiers at the front. The following enquiry speaks for-itself.

Montague, P. E. I

. “ November 15th, 1917.

Messrs. Paton Limited,

Charlotteown, _Y _ _A _

P. E. Island. ;§f‘,,"¥if` -;‘f__.,_` _

Dear Slrs: _

I see by the pap;-rs where you send Xmas parcels to the

boys away. Woulo yor kindly let me knowhow much you charge

for sending szinio, and also what parcel consists of.

1 5' -I

._.,-._ Yours truly,

Miss _,__ _ ._

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Make it sonietliing comfortable and warm. Months ago we

were watching the market for such articles as would give them

pleasure and comfort. ' Here are a few articles:

1 pair Khaki Woolen Gloves _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . _ . . . ... 95c 1 pair Khaki Braces. ._ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . .._ 50c Good large size Khaki Silk Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . _ _ . . . .._ 75c

doz. Khaki Exceldii Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . .._80c

‘ ' $3.00

The above will ineike up a nice $3.00 Parcel and are all reg-

ulation styles and colors, we will box same and look after mailing free of charge. Here is also a list of accessories:

Khaki Woolen Khaki Woolen

Mufflers . . . . _ _ . _ . . _ .. _ _. Mufiiers . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . ._ _ _

Khaki Woolen Mulilcrs . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ .._ Khaki Silk Mufflers. ._ _ . . _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . . .._ Khaki Flannel Shirts.. _ _ . . . . . . . . _ . . .._ _Heavy _DiiclLSliir_ts H . _..-.-__. __ _

Heavy KhakiAt_otl.s_ ._ _ . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . __ _ Heavy Grey Socks _ _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .._

$1.25 $1.60 _ $1.85

. . . _ $1.95

$2.50

_ ._ ._ $1.75

Medium Weiglg Shirts . _ . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . ._ _ . . . . . . ._ _ $1.15

_ _ 60c

60c

Khakioitn-en.. .............._...fIff'r5e'£in}i'si;i.oo

lVIirroi°s_._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Leather House Wife. ._ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . _ ...._ . .

Khaki Handkerchi-_-ts

450

$1.00 . 150

» ¢

Khaki Bi-eeehes ._ ` ...................... . _ ...`f.`fi30'in`si;5.'oo up

Trench Gloves _ _ _ . . . . _ . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . ._ _. _ . $1.00 to KhakiShirts‘.. . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . ......_$1.25to Khaki Oilcoats _ _ _ _ . .. .- . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .. . $5.00 to

Trench Coats, with heavy Apron ._ _ _._

Fleece Underwear, the cosy and comfortable

$1.85 $1.85 $7.50 $6.50 .$1.50

It is the old story with Sir Wilf`rid--

one policy in‘Quebec another in the Eng- lish speaking provinces. Here is the con- firmation of Sir _Wilfrid’s alliance with Bourassa: '_ -

MONTREALi,=`Nov. 9-“I am much

surprised, but it is so much the bet-

ter." Sucl; wasthe declaration made yesterday- _o a ne\yspapei‘ man by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, before leaving this city for Quebec, after having read “Le Devoir,” inf which Bourassa announces

that the l\iatloi_i`_a`l_ists accept the Li-

beral Chie -"s gprogranime.

Asked if Pie' had a message for the

Nationalis_£s,ISir' i'Wilfrid, with his usual smile, -declared: “Tell them I

will do my duty.” This interview appeared in the Otta-

wa Journal of Friday last and Sir Wilfrid and none of his supporters questioned its accuracy. In Qiiebet “Sir Wilfrid says Bourassas’ allegiance “is so much the bet- ter" and adds “tell them I will do my du- ty.” What does that signify in Quebec but Feat he will airiiitlon the lVIilitai'v Ser vic" A et 'ind rl.~;<o;‘t the Allies at the fr.-i;ii_ "

Tal-fo =i=iotIicr i~\'i¢ilr-iice of the cofilitioii=

of the Natioiialists and the Latii'iei‘ite.-'. li 1111 “‘1'15’1111eiicies \vlif_~i'c a Nationalist ir ruiiniiifg' has Sir Wilfrid placed :in opposi- tion carididate, whereas in every other otliei' ci-nstitueiicy outside of Quebec, ex- cept :=e\'eii, he has provided a representa- t\ ' 'llie ‘ rlewaiii to (lziptain Joseph Reiidi vi-'li'\ ni'~"iis"<i him 1-' “solid (-,,,»\ti,,Q~--5 fro"‘- the I-~.l‘inrl" if 1*: reel" "'f>~~~ _e-i‘i.- fact-iw, is too palpabli' an olectioneerina dm-i--o to deceive anybody. Ilad Sir Wilfrid

fanatic bad enough, but the party sneak is ten times worse, and the Laurierite at- tachment to the Gld Chief so far as to come out under Union Government colors is the most conteinptible of politicians and is of the same kind of danger to the country as is that other disguised menace, the enemy spy. _If the Union eainouiiage adopted by Laurier candidates is to any considerable degree successful in this province the peo- ple will be betrayed in the next Parliament

_ !

and, what is worse, our men on the firing- line will be stabbed in the back.

No sincere Unionist, whatever his party

stripe, w_ill oppose an ex-member of the last Parliament, whatever his party stripe, who supported Sir Robert Borden’s meas- ures of war policy. Liberal ex-members' of that Parliament, like Hon. Hugh Guthrie, Hon. A. K. Maclean and Dr. Michael ~Clark,‘ are among the men who made Union Gov- ernment possible. A Grit or Tory who_ ‘vould come into the field against any .of _liese men as a Union candidate. would 'vnnlv be trying to get the vote of the elect,- Lirs by false pi'3tein;e_:, lor no 1~-_sql llnign ist will oppose such aiillieiil_icitc<l Union- Ists as the inc;-i we have mciitioiied. 'I"Iici°: no scxoriil i'i<ling_< in wliicli _Q'f‘i~..i{;i<\ Uni- I inists oi the last l’ai'Ii;iinciiI_ are tIii'i‘:ilt‘ii- ‘fl with opi‘osit_ioii_ 'l`lic coi'_iiti'v lias too ‘i'=_ch at :-itiilm, itiias the live.-i oi’ too ni any ii its voting iii-.vi in ii"i'iI_ lor it to :ifl`oi'd to "I-L? =_iiiv'_ch'iii'_:e»' witli poIiiii~i=i;i--_ ivlio ag vpt nojniiif-it.ioii as lliiioiifi-1.-; in on_.‘o_~‘.iliot“,_ o c'indi<"itos who \vi"\'1srIii. in the l'iit. l`°‘i' iwieiii it r Union and stood nsid" in orrlei' that incri of onlin.-file p.u'tv might. be wif* f`orsv_ai'd in a Union (loverniiienl. to give the

“Tho Allies should not liesltaie to

vzirry on; iicrliil boiiilizirdiiicnts of An- ~=tro-_Gcrniziii airplane factories and 'ivliitioii minips. even when they ore locutvil in iiilinblted areas. for it would ho ii. mistake to spare -the lives ot’ cneinv noii-combatants HOW ill. U10 orico of the slaughter ot our own in- vivifriit victiins in the future. Such lioiiilinrdinfnts by the Allies would be iiistiilc-_-<1 as ii measure oi’ sell’ defense."

The noted inventor and aviation ex-

pert is not pessimistic Init he is lni- iirose'.sil by the gravity of the sltiizit- lfn and iirgog that the Allies should ffoiireiiliuito their efforts with the lf-ost. possilile delay to prevent flll enemy from iicqiilrlntt superiority ln the iii'-r.

"After tho war."'he said. "l intend

lo lnillil a iiiiirfhiiny to carry titty D<"` -ioii:-1 :ind to he capable Ol' Crossing Zlio' /-rliinti<~.I evo" may attempt this some time in 1918. The machine will be .1 five seater and will make the flight from Newfoundland, touching at the Azores and landing at 111511011-"

DISABLED VETERANS

TO GET SCHOLARSHIPS.

per garment. . ` Heavy Wool Underwear _ _ _ _ _ . _ .98c, $1.15 and $1.25 garment Heavy Wool Sweater Coats . _ _ _ .$2.50, 2.75 3.25, 3.65, 4.50, up.

Send the boy Island home-made Underwear direct from

Tryon factory, heaviest weight . . . _ . . . . ... $1.75 per garment KhakiSilkTies.. . . . . . _ . . . _ ._ . . . . . . . ............`50c Heavy Trench Pull-over Sweaters . . _ ._ _ _ . . _ ._ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ . $4.50

Just the thing for the soldier boys. Send us your order in

immediately by ni'-iil, and we will give it our per- sonal attention. Remeinber. Friday will be about the last day to mail parcels. We guarantee delivery. Last year’s record makes us confident that we will not disappoint. ` ` '

I _ Paton’s Limited

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SAILT IN CANADA. nien have been iiiconvenlenced in like BRITISH CONTROLLER

Y _ ?- ninnnor. Relief ls proposed by the RATIONING HIMSELF. Lnnadiis lniportiitlons of snlt han Salt exporters of the Turks and Cal- l `

i.0.\'lit`iN. Nov. 19.-‘~ li '_-1 learned;

°"iit_ ii nroposal has hecn iitilinilttcll I ~ gy-,.‘[i,,m5||ii»;| Govern]nonts reixiird- 1*' ' ilu- |\»-oviiaion of _-.1-holiirsliios hv rliioli s|~In:'tol dls=.1li‘e'l imvzil and 1-~‘|lt:\i'\' o'lirer'4 ind ir 'i fron the '-niinions :uni f~n1oii"(-_i are o'ff‘i'c'|` I"-f'lli|.if‘.s ti \iiir|or"o ii one _veiil"s .- ~--I-on -,| 1,.-;\.,,,._qH=,,___ -in-l I-ii:liu0l~~ ri" ti-1-liiiologsy hol`orf- returning to their li--inns.

'l`lii' liliwlr-it trust -‘ei nro nioin-

rlillf- nrovidiiii; p--iwroiisly fi iiiiiiilw. of s"<~l\ si-!1ol:v~»:lii\--4. 'I‘he cxvl'\|tl\"‘ I- \ il'<~:- ul' t 1' l\'lti'lioner Nntioiin

ii tw l_\ li l i

is r- tlriiiiod will rf‘wnlrn froin .C150 ' \ £23511, iiinnly i-overlnlz all oxvifiiises

\‘_i~lifl'ir.~""n iirn|lnatioii_-i :ire plac-

|l\|»r|lli'- and tho crowii iiizonl of th' --v'|\iii1-i-_ Sonio Qi' tl:-~ iu‘l10`lnrs iiro nl-

op1:o.~'cd tho. Nmtiunzilists-_in_ Qu.-bei-, or il

¢itio|i_uo:f_t liiicliiiig' to thc men at the front. p

‘i ~~o¢ai||o|1i‘¢- :il tlxfurd uni (';iniiirIili:o. _ _

.‘.'_;iNl_'f_‘1"'. "_`.‘_"‘i’]_l..‘;`_' _"_‘7jr_,;‘,;fg§=\;;¢;;g,_,, 1;; F0Ot If 0l‘I1f01’I f()1f I fuld WE Rtl‘l€‘I'

“ -1i~li L: "\i‘ir\i\-'hviii :~ost~‘. ol' lIvlni!_ “

liecn greatly interfered with by that cos Islands, in t he British West ln~ GLASGOW, Nov. ` 20.- BBFOH war. Salt ii=eil to come out ln tramp' dies. . Representatives or those ls 1 Rhondda. the Food -Controller. hi H 9111-Ds :\;i liallas-t cargo nt. ii low rain oil lands propose visiting Canada and- speech here today referring to what fF€1i<lir_ but there has iirrn iyfiillin-'I Ncivfoiilirlluiifl during t ho present nirlhs terms; were suspicions that he off hi t he ininilicr r~i` tlii~__--1- i;1iip_-,_ ,in/i tlinin with tho ohjott of establishing \\-in not practising what he preached. they have not lim.-ii salllnf; fi-mills trade in .rilt lictwten t.iier-'z coun sam Um; whether due to rationing or i10f1H Where cheap init ronlri lm loml-i tries and the lsliiiiilr mentions,-.l, of to the anxieties of office. his weliZ11f od. ln <-oiircqiivm-n ii". ,~,,_.-,,._,,, q_.,;,.i which snli is tho rli`-'if product. lt. is h-"1 been |-educed~by Z4‘pounds In the ormen lmvvo hini ;i9iislill‘r:ililr~ dlill' lsiild to he possible to [guarantee a ing; six months, and hc- felt all the rnlty to ohtnin .~iiitlii'i<~iil snli for that yo.irl_v output of 75,000 tmir, of _quit better fm. “_ Baron- Rhondda adder]

cnriiii: or their Iisl|_ [of ii good r;nullt_\'_ 'mm an the memherg nf his depart-_

(ii i-rnirsrn Niiivri-,hmhnm “SIL ls mr-nr wr-,rn can-ying out rnticn|ng_

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0“`cii‘» tlwrshfn-1 2 lnwi..-_ 1-_ml lnii:oi€r~i; flziitf-rs 10 liiiltoiir gre" ln'own and lilnrlc also leilX111l1~‘ _

711 l1l111'l< """ "2l\\`n |72 :iliil Ili lifilioii. l l ll U ‘

1--' at ll-o ilinon-.'-I of the dominion an- ( I MH" I

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