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ARE OUR I’. l. I. BABIES ANI) CHILDREN WORTH IT?

There Will Be A

RED ' CROSS

(‘IIILD WELFARE ANI) PUBLIC HEALTH BOOTH AT

iHll PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION

The interesting CHILD WELFARE EXHIBIT fill be shown by the Pimlic Health Nurses any time during the

da. y BE SURE TO SEE IT

Bring the BABIES and CHILDREN to be WEIGl-IED and to find out if they are

A1 LANADIANS IF NOT. ,WIIY NOT?

A DOCTOR will be there every day from 12 to 2 to tell you why. There will also be SHORT PRACTICAL TALKS on

I one this

subjects relating to the health of BABIES and CHILDREN,

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‘Tititi tiiittitinntiwi lilllilliiiAN

Morning Dolly (bonded l!!!

) 00-00 06.00 per year (mulled) ll advance

[or your (lellvuel) In adv-lee ll (knoll. and 8.00 l0 U. l. A.

' “It Ollllel lllllfllu President-

THE EXHIBITION

~Tlio provincial exhibition m)?!“ tomorrow and present indications are that tr tho weather is favorable it will be one of tho iargtsl. if nut ‘the Itifiitsl. cvcr licid in lbc pro- vince. The big attraction will as » tisual be flip horse races and this is certainly an attractive Moro litirsea are

t ii-‘tluro year. than over before m! 14")’ track anti they include all tho speed of thc

t rlt-rctl

tnaritittit». pi ticticziiir

This alone assures an

la rgc

tmpguuily agtcntitiiice as over)‘ horse has his circle oi’ atlniir- . .

OPS.

tlitit horse racing nlono docs not exhibition. ‘fbcrc attractions,

t constitute will be other educa- tional ft-atures agricultural and lninlillrfifiitl. li"|‘i't‘ will b-c- tinius-e- nients anti tlicrc will be tho ro- union of friends and tho annual big holiday outing. for everyone nttcntia tlia exhibition.

From the publicity point of view exhibition holds a tiemoustrates what our province ls ugriculturaliy, tWlllll. it can produce in its outstand- Iing calling; it demonstrates the ox- ‘etcutivc and administrative captivity

i!!!

the annual

unique position. it

of those whom wa select ‘is our

‘cxiliibltlon itiantigtirs: it tlemon~ lstrtites the quality aiitl tho co-n- ‘duct oi’ our potiplo. for all classes land conditions oi‘ our peoplo will bo represented.

It is cvcryboti_v's exhibition. cvcrybotlus tipportunit_y' to put in a

good word and a good tlcctl for thr- prtivincc. Our hotels. our pri- vato boarding lit-discs. our taxi

tlrlvors will bt- the exponents of our pcoplo and by tiit-st- our pccnlt- its a ‘WIIUID will bc iutlgcwl. tcliants w'ho.- perhaps. will t-omo jnioro in contziici with our visitors

Our incr-

tlian any other class, will show bv their goods. their prices. their t-it- what .ncr of pcoplc we are what kind of livc in and what kind of clothes wo wear.

fcntion tn customers, titan-

a ctitintry wo

Everything wo tlo will in». an atl- vcrtiscmcm for tho province anti each one of us. is rosponslblp ftrt tho. impression the exhibition as a wliolo will makc upon otir visitors and uptm our own people who come to culoy tbt- titty or tittyas‘.

tLst tis make the exhibition of lllttl our Iiiggvst. our best untl tho ntottt profltahlo annual cvtr hcltl in the PFUVIYICII-

i} "HEATING THE AIR."

Tin.- Patriotfs‘ ontl sermon- "Ito in its Saturday's issue. is tlccitlctlly lacking in tho moral flnd spiritual tono which, in good weath- t-r and untlcr bluo skies. usually charttcterizes these Wflfikll’ "fills" ‘tons. Saturday's effort. ltiborotl anti inttc-hy-ront and voluminous. was wcll named "Betiting the Air."

1n two full columns it expresses its opinion of Tho Guardian, pours fultttimti Iilllllflflttll upon Mr. Muc- Kcnzlo Kiniz- Mederic Martin and wsvt-rtt‘ other favorite figures in ho Liberal world. alludes sllghting‘ impcrtincntiy to ilin candidates

1y and 9V?" Aboral Conservative for this province. prctilcts tho tin- tiilillation of tlfl: Liberal (‘observa-

livc party. but has not a single

gathering '

J. It. Burnett, Iilltor all Pulllllen

D- K. Currie. Auoelntn Editor-

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2e, 1921

history of the dominion. All the prominent Liberals from therAt- lautlc to the Pacific and from the American border to tho zirclic wem present. including the Premier of Prince Edward island and tho edi- tor of the Patriot. At that eon- vonticn Mr. MacKenzie King. was chosen leader of the Liberal party by a vote which twas by no moans unanimous~—tbut. ho was chosen and we Iefivc it at that. ‘rliis conven~ tion zilso ttgoceti upun a platform the Patriot spread tho plat- form over two issues and tlechireti it the greatcst thing in the world; it twas going to be a panar-ua for all

1i nti

.f'anada's ills present anti prospective That platform declared that tluty on certain imports aliotilii be removed; that tho tluty on certain other tirticles should be reduced and the convention exacted u pledge front hoibiberal party to tlia implementing of this tiioy came inttr power. Among. [hg “p.

icivs to be admitted frcc of ditty wheat and wheat protiticis. all the principal articles nf food farm implements, atitl a number oi’

tho

platform as soon

(It;

WET‘!

other articles of more or loss to» orally less interest to the people of this province.

Will tho Patriot tell its roazlcrs what. in its opinion would be the effect of such free importation uptni tho farming interests of this pro- vlnco and of tho other zigrictilttiral provinces of Canada. What aro the “principal articles of footl?" Pota- tocs. nicat, cattle. bogs. grains etc. is this 'Wllili. it means’! lf not, will thc Patriot. tcll its reatit-rt; what it mean‘? And it also toil its farmer rcatlers what. their pros-

does will poets would be in their own home tuarkcis in competition with such ligfltllillllllfill imports from their more numerous American ncigb~ burs?

.\\"'r§l.l tho Patriot filth) loll its leaders what in its tipiriio-n would bo likely" to happen to our princi- pal (Jttnaditin centres in which we now sell cighty~ilvt~ per cunt. of ‘our agricultural. products if- Iilfl-fer tintWtntire nunirlrmis ‘factories in the United States worn purtnittcd to send tlicir goods-Mince speci- fiud in the free list of the Liberal platform- frt-c of tluty to compete with our

the

(‘tintitiitin manufacturers What would be the offcct upon (fan- adlan employment? Ilotw would it affect our slogan “Canada for the: fTanatlians?" We have in Tho (luartiian given our opinion oi‘ what tho Pilect would be anti we have yet to nioet the farmer who Will tlite Patriot conic out. in inaniy fashion express its candid oplnlon-— if it has an opinion. Wc fool stirc its readers will appreciate it very

several issues of

dues not tigrco with tis.

anti

much more than they do its opinion of Tho Guardian or even of Medorlc Martin.

TIME-I): ara only a fow points which tho people wtint to clear up before tho election. Tlioro others to which wo shall refer tiflcr tho Patriot has unbosotncd itself- pcrhtifts beforo.

ZIP(1

___.é¢0c---___ WHV IS THIS.

The lhitrltitnatinkitinccs that a

Thle column lo open for the dloeuulon by

00L The Chnriotteibwnq Guardian don not nucleo- arlly "done the oplnlone expruud by It: earne- "Mento-

Waiit the Facts

Sir,~_ A irrlter signing IIIHISPII king's County has a letter in tno ‘Patriot of 21st. inst, conttiinittg a Iquotation from the (lttawti citizen of May last giving certain figures iin contratlicitlbn of Mr. Mclsttacs speech. anti stating that thc iiousn Iof (‘tiiniitttns should not bu allow- ctl to (it-gt-nartitc into a forum for the exposition of bunctiinbc. A day or so latcr the Otliitwil journal con- tradicted the assertions of the cltl‘ zen and showed that the (‘iltzcu had no narriint for making such statements. and the fig-trot; [lilllllrill- 0d therein. and rcprmlticctl iii the Patriot oi‘ 21st. liatl no foundation inflict and were a tissue of fals- ity and misrcpresentatitm from bcg- inning to cnd .Wliy tlltl not the writer in tho Patriot givo thc views of both ihvao papt-rs and leave us in a position to jiitilzo? Vllliitt ltas Mr. Mclsaticfs finan- cial position or Mr llugiws finan- cial position to do with the proper policy to bt- carrictl out for tho lit-ttcrmont of the affairs of the country? llut tho writer of such an urticlu tlucs not caro- aotiut 1i:;licy' or tho affairs of the coitntry. Por- sonal iibitstt. inisretircsciitzttion and mud slinging are his stock in trade. The tlays of this kin d of buntzomb arc gone. l wish to warn him that he is behind tho tinics anti very far behind: tho public will not bc fcetl on that kind of garbttgc any longer; they want facts tulaty. Tlityr want the policy‘ of tliu Liberal Party in tletaii anti they want an explanation of how tho application o fit will be of ser- vlce to the country. The financial tiffalrs of tbu country tiwini; to tho world twitlt- tlcprcssitin in tratlo tiiay be none to rosy. Now what wt». want

infill rtuuc roiwit ll »

eorrupond out; of questions of inter-

SEPTEMBER 26,0192} I

2i

See Our Caps

Are cordially Men’s Store” while

showing would do

it.

decidedly different

from tho Liberal novrsptipt-rs is not tllrl. but Ilf/W this is to be remedied. _ I um: Sir. ctt: _ MORELL ____<0a-___.. FOR FIIIR EXHIBITION Sirr \\'tiuiti it not bc a wise:

plan in vicw of lht- t-timlug (‘Xliilli-l tion to giro lllf)l‘(,' publicity to scc- tions 7 and ll nti panes 4 and 5 of tItc Exhibition Prize List for 192i. lt has bt-cti cliargt-tl that at pct-v- ions exhibitions certain cxiiibitot not all of tlitmi farmers cxciusivcly| cxliibltcd catllc that ilioy wcrc not , tho owners of for fill days bcforti; cxi Iiition, as I"‘I|IIII'(‘4I by iht- l‘"Kll<i ‘ititions. it tras opt-lily hinted that {so-me of the‘ catiic uw-rc borrtnvctl .on llig izrotinds to cotiiplcte tho IIOHI-‘l. if this is going to bc ail-i itiwtwl, wlicrc arc our EXIIIIYIIIHIIHI gt/lflt; to t-nd? Tht- small farmcr anti lititit-sl ' t-xitihiloi‘ will havi- nothini: lo do with ltlxltiltititmsi that will permit. violation of itiics, in iai" r of any ouc. bc lic ll big or a iiltlt- cxltihiitir. To IYIITIIW‘ Iiuiis. cows or swine for exhibition plirptmtt. is not going to givt- our provinct- tho fair ntimc it Slilllllll have. oitltct" in tiic opinion of out- sitlt-rs or our f.‘\\'ll fartiicrs. woiiltl. tiicrt-ftirc. rt-spt-t-tltilly sill-Z’ gust that thc EXIIIIIIIIOII tlircclors kcep a aii:ii'p look out ftrr any lt\lll|lls at frtiittl iii ‘this rt-spcct as it is unfair to thc itirnicrs vrliti arc tloitin thc bcut tlitw can with smallI hcrtis. 'l‘lir' tIt-cittrtitltin tlvnittntI-i od of t-xiilbittirs is t~t|ulvalcnt i'i- an oath anti its correctness should ho insisit-tl itptm. no mattcr whom it pinciitts. lain. Sir. &t'.. WOULDBE-EXHIBITOR.

Current ifoiiiment

Tit-- crrttlit- Patriot is rcal cross. Anti with its ill tt-inper it lino dan- ct~tl off IIIlll a tatidcni oi’ wlltl (‘x-l citement. it doesn't like the

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Daily Selections for

Guardian Readers

Furnished by W. 8_ Loulon.

CONFEQYSIONS OF A GIGAR- ETTE SMOKER

tircttn because ho ivislictl to b1- iikt- Father. Ht,- was gig-i‘ {gr t; wt-ck.

.\i. six Ito trictl altaiti, This time

ho smokcti a clgttrrltc wlilcli his t-ltlor brother had lct'l on his tiress- tug tttblc. It. gave, lilm a griff- moutli. You sec, his brother had had ono.

to $3.00.

Visitors to the I Exliibiton

The class of men’s wear this store is

larger centres. If it’s fashionable we have

New Felt and Velour Hats‘

We want you particularly to see our new hats and such hats, style has got once more into its swing and flhis falls hats are

“Till HABIJRDOASHERY"

The Men's Store

invited to visit “The in the city.

credit to a store in the

You can get just what you want in a but here because we ‘ iave a real hat shop.

' BORSALINO HATS finest in the world $790- STETSON HATS in splendid Varietylllttitl v BILTMOREHATS in the nobby new small shapes and latest colorings $6.00

BROCK HATS in grey and dull tonesof brown $6.00. Other Canadian intakes $3.00 up to $5.00. .VELOUR HATS in splendid quality greys, fawns tans, greens, browns and black $7.00.

New Twee

We are showing: the new tweed hats

very largely in the new come in grey,

bityiug.

New Tweed Faps

We want you ‘to see our new “Cooper” Gaps. Certainly the best made cap in the trade. Our showing of these celebrated caps is wcll worth a look over as we have hundreds‘ 0f new ones t0 select from, Prices $1.50 n’ {it i, .\' I'1\\' ()\'I‘III(‘O.\'I'S .\ NI) I".\ LI. SYITS I\'()\\' If I'}.\ DY

slate, green, fawns and mix- ti1i'esp1'icos.$il.$~i and $7» if ytoti are think- ing 0f a twcctl hat sec the new styles before

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See Our Hats

d I-Iats

style shapes. They

t ttittttinn

Fee Our see Sweaters Gloves 101 GRAFTON ST. ”"‘ choice of cantiidtttcs for ilic ('.(lllfi'|[llt'lf.'fl. not ovcn the uutttictrcssfui ironic: ttgttinrat tbt-ir own Mr. i). A.. ty made by lbc f‘onsc.rvtilivtes. No t-antiitltittis ivliiclt it tirctcntls to M. (inntm. thc "tuuiitbliugs anti

onc cxpctcictl that it wouiti. ncvcr tlot-s. in this particular iti- stanco lhcy have 1t spcciai founda- tion for their tlitstempcr and dis» like. 'l‘liey knew that twitli tbc most trrtiinary of tipponciitsa they

had a losing road iu irnvt-l and nttw. With two such strong and popular men in tbc field tigainst

thom. backcti up by r-ucli an im- mcnso force. as indicated in that magnificent ctmvctititin, their fol‘- nier gloom has dissolved into act- ual tics-pair. They sec no hope,l not oven for their Mr. Siticlair. tho only man they thought thcy bad a cbaneo of electing,’ fur ilLS ().\'l-; VOTE plurality. liliS NET MAJOR- ITY OVER Mil. MARTIN AT THE LAST ELECTION, is not only a vanished quantity. but with the clear prospect ol‘ some liuntireds more against them. And inspired by thoso conditions which has pro- ducetl wrotchtttlnoss in the Liberal cttnip. the inventor of fables and romance, in their daily organ. has given its "FABRICATION" ina- chino another twist. and with the

A, “v0 l“, Hnmkvd Ms firs, C“? assistant-o of the Legal Luminary‘ prmpst “gains, u“,

behind. htis waxt-d clollhctit in ll>l emptiness, proving its fallttt-.ios' "By tho ticbttcs which have reso- t|ndcti."~ ~cciiocs yliicb arc only tlit- rtisotinti of its own stupidity. that tllliilll‘ uir upon which it. always rc- llcs to establish its tliotrrlcs,

given between 12 and 2 by local Doctors =1‘! Dentists.

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word to tstiyi icgarding the one grout issue bofore tho people of mtntitlti. tho issue upon which ihc t-It-ction ls to be run and upon Wllifh the intelligent retidcrs of tho Patriot tlcslro some light. Now the readers of tho Palriot do not trurtt a fig what its opinion is of tho Guardian and wo can as- ‘mire itiTht- Gutirtlian does not. vvlitit tho people want to know, and iwhat The Guardian has been try- ,lng to inform them upon to the ‘host of its ability, is what the 00n- tcst is about. The Patriot no doubt remembers ‘that in 1919 the Libertiis hold what was ticcinrctl tit the time to be the

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tluto to contest the txomlng federal cicction. A low (lays ago it an- nounced that Mr. J. J. lluelios batl been nominated. Wliy the sotzontl christening? it also rt-ports in its Stiiur/iitnis isatxc. that. rt meeting in Georgetown liatl iitlottlt-tl Mr. J. J. Hughes as tho candidate for tho county. IWhy tlicn the Convention? Did not "we the Lib- erals of Georgetown" nlrctttly" make choice? What are the other-Liber- itls going to do about lt- What will the Patriot and its nominee, Mr. titigiit-s do ll’ the convention of all tho Liberals decide upon Mr. Hes- shin, as present indications point

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Libc-rtil

having takon it in buy cigarotles.

At twclvc lit‘ st-t firc io one his ftitlicrkt buildings. lit» tlitl it wlillo bitilni: tlicrc. to smoke .-t clgttrcttti he had stoicn tiroin his brother's (‘use

At fourtccti lit- tisplreti for the sports txhtinipltinslilp at the school Ill! was altcntllng. llc lost it be- cause smoking had broken his wind.

At sixteen he got his first job. lit: lost it bcctiuso tho boss caught bltn smnkini: in the storeroom tigalnsi. (irders.

Now, at twenty scvcn. be has bt-cn told by the tiotrtor that he bail it sinokons heart. If he doesn't give up smoking be will not livt- throw yours.

I am that boy. And I have decid- ctl nt-ver to smoke again, I haven't tlcnc so for two wot-ks, anti ulreiitly ti hnvc gained five pounds iii -wt>l¢h.l. I can work better, too. ~ Believe ma, smoking doesn't pity.

Besides it's ti silly ililiiti. isn't it'."'-—S. ll. M,

At nine iit- iva-t tiisgracctl lli Liberal convention is to ht: licltt ftI-ttnlt. of his cntirti family t.,,~i Th“, U", vmflltvn Lrpnlus n; H“. _ _ ‘ f; i; ‘I r i ‘ t I ‘, . in Kings bounty to select 1t rettntll- l I ‘H’ "HWY V“ ("IIWHVHI Patriot tlishtx-t oul a lot of its cus~

cltwttut-nt buzz-fuzz pcroraiion - "Tliort- wits lruachttry. untlcrliantl work. knifing. stabbing in tlit: buck (inception. cunning and malt-vo- lentir- tit work on all sltlt-s." It. sounds not unlikc sonit- of tht- t-x- trtivngantzcs of its local tissisttint when ho thinks his itiry are of tbc ignorant und gullible class. ul- tliough lhcro iirc s numbcr of in- trlllt-gnt puoplo who will retid ibis gush and nonsense. it is tiullc a big charge to make zigalnst all those mcfi I nlhai grout asst-mi;- age that they were guilty of offen- scs oi’ such enormity, and none btit .-i pupor in tlic extremity of mad- ness would ovcr make itself so tnucli of n public laughing stock in any t-ninmunltv. It couldn't ap- parcnttv find one llltlfl above sits-

tleriiatiti work. kiiiflng" litta. was "ill work on all sities." Such n porsotittl tlitilribe tigainst in... tip-

right and honorable men of that KFUZII. convention. not one til‘ whom il exotic-rates, iviio almoltitcly witli- out solicitation. votcfi as tlicir iutitgmciit tiicttitcti. ls of the cliolt-t- mud slinging character of the Pat- ritri. anti which is to bc lnfiiclcti tipon its rcatiera for the next thrctt months.

'l'iic st-.'irt'ii._\' of its matcritil for roal coinplztiiit is lllllfllfillfltl in lIli‘ iiitiisy prcicxts ll adopts iii its cl- fortn tu -work tip stimo kind of ti projutiitto, ftir Iiltillli AS IN QI'I'1- IIFX‘. I’ItI'1JI.'l)i('Ifi ANI) PERSON- AiilTY IS ITS ONLY POLICY. AND 'I‘II‘l<} SLOGAN OI" TIIIEIII VANIPAIGN. Mr. tA/Ifilfillllltlfii tiitiin trrlmt- is that. “lit.- is not oven a native of tlic county which Ill‘- IS linked to represent." liow sollcitous tho Patriot has stititlciiiy

IJCUIJIIIU upon this question of mi- T

tivityt It offt-rt-ti titr stich serious tinatithtirizt-tl Liberal autocrats of Prlnct: (‘oun- ty wiicn lIlby trcltotl to (lltttwti to offer an Ontariot man, tlip lion. liiackcnzit» ifiniz. an tiutcast from

his -own homo, ilio refuge in tlitit "llllmli Wc know also of a ccr' tttin ritv t-tlltor. rcprtvst-tiliiig tho

tlislrict oi‘ llclfttsl. ‘Wllfiill tlic tt-tt-tt- t-tl tltvclarc is not a IIclfaslt-r, not‘ cvt-n a l’. E. lslatiticr by birth. And

of tomnri‘ IIIIIIPOIILIH‘ with this stint-r Wm‘ I'll“ "W"? I" i‘ tlllfitlc-Hilttn also

that tho ltuzal lllllllllltl'y inspiring tho Patriot. is not native born to tiio tllstrict which lit: l'I‘]ll't‘.S(‘llI.ri. MI‘. Moifitiiiori has ill I('llH| ono atl- vtiniagp over flit-so in that if pm born itiitnotlltttoly in the ttotintr, no niatlo his first tippenrtinct: vcrv "I"'-““ V‘ "10 Ilttfdct" lino. and H“ ccivctl his litiytltiio education with I" II") "Willy. In tlitit rentiwnt-tl liigg sciiottllitiuso IIilIl. has contri- htitotl so many brlllltint men to our public iifo.