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In the excellent paper read by .\lrs Xowcll before;

the Home and School _\ssociation, a. brief report of ¢w|»>“|“.f,_ and of 41| ¢|;,5,¢-3 dnd U-¢¢d<_ and |~¢,p¢,_~¢- \vhicli \v;t< given in .\faturday`s lfiunr-lian_ she referred ,_ I0 ills' dlflfffllf l*\"~`"\-\'~`> 0P*`" 1" Iliff* ill *M5 PfU"i"C=` shores. Mr Martin ranks easily with those men of and from vvliit-li n comfortable living. if not actual abgigty and knowigdgc of ;,5a;r5 “-ho ham gaimd “'f11l\h» mlglll bc d'?"i"'~`d- -'\'"0"g ll\'l'~‘C -‘UC named distinction and place either at home and abroad. It the different agricultuntl side lines. such as poultry is always 3`p]¢35uy,; (0 ma-t him and to n_CL.i`.c his

raising. fruit and vegetable canning. dairy work. k

“‘3fl‘~\`l Sm*-l\‘"l“S -'Wd Slmilaf °'3\`“P3¢i°"5~ Belfast has sent to adorn the professions and to be

In advocating the adoption of one or more of these u

l-‘." }"J\1"g “'\"’“\"‘ '-`"‘Ph35l5 “'35 laid 0" ‘he P*-`“ll3f"ander .\lartin is numbered \vith thc best. Although fU"dlU0"5 aflfiilg fmm the “`3f»`w"dl'l°“5 ‘*'hl\`h~ ill he is on the other side of politics and is continually

some casts at least. will transfer thc burden of home | rnaintenauce from masculine to feminine shoulders.

Some ot' tli¢ brcadwinners will retum from the “ar-in gums ["5 ml-,m-me timm., :H ms oppommg to

unable to carry burdens and to assume duties which-i ordinarily fail to the lot of the male head of the home. i 'liiesc must not-.' be assumed by the wife and mother. Vi

t lahcrs. ir ho ha_ve_gone cherishing " a dream of a hc-me 1, to lie" an-l nh-J have left behind them one sltar- .i, ing the dream. must either abandon the idea of home _~- altogctlzer or depend for its maintenance upon her who I

to shaft tht lu-mc with hun Thur conditions are

_.thrall in store i_»r u and ue cannot a\oid thetn

Before the \v.tr tn~ls approximately loco of our men. “-

liuslnnds and unmarried men. will have left us and the gcat itxajority' oi them will return, we hope, fully able to resume the duties they left behind the-nl._ But. \-Ievv it as optirnistically as we may, some of`them will rc_~quir6.n\_or._~ pmctital assistance than they did before they went away. and sorne of them will have to be. rrlaiittairiul. For the sake, then, of the husbands who ` are array. and for the sake of those is ho many become ltusbands nhen they return, ithctlier fit or unfit, and in view of the uncertainty. it is desirable that the women’

tniire a practical. tc~:hnic:il working knowledge of some ‘_ calling by vvhich. should the necessity arise, they could , r|\.i_in`tain tliemsclves' und. if new] bc. :i family.

But. apart altogetlier from the desirability of main- _

taining a family. there is the " glorious privilege of ‘ being independent." and this privilege is open to

trouble to qualify themselves for such a life. This province is small. it is tnie. and we are frequently' told it has fc-iv opportunities for either men or women. .\'otliing could be further from the truth. \\'e are every day trampling opportunities under our feet. every day tlirowing away opportunities that have made \` others \vealtli_v_ - Au-l this. because wc are clinging to' old ‘fashionul idczis lezirnul from our grandfathers and grandmothers. trinity of them from the latter. On fifty per rent. of the farms in this province the methods of fanning practised a hundred years ago are still being pmctiswl. the only material difference being _ that we have _substituted expensive machinery for the iznplemmits of the fortner age; we have substituted the binder and the gasoline threslier for the reaping hook and the flail. hut so far as producing more crops lu keep our new niacliinery l'»usy~is concenietl. the ‘ great majority of our farms are practimlly as the gfandfathcrs of the prescntioccupants left them.

“dial has this to do with tltc practical training all

girls wht? .irish tu become itulcpcmleilt? Everything. i Our farms hold out to our-girls. as well as to our boys. tetrchallces for :in ittilepeifdl-iif-"li\'itig to one held out ` on the well trodflcn road of stenogmphy, booltkeepingf

llll\’Sillg. civil service or any other of the many avcnuesl

opened up to our young women in recent years.

In the Domestic Science Department of Prince of

\\`alcs College young ladies from all over the province[

are being taught. among other things, the art of pre- serving and canning fmit and vegetables, also the

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\|,,¢,,,,_ ~~ ~ - s 't the better it will he for themselves and the province.

_\le.~tander .\Iartin is one of the Island's most no

public men. _-‘ls a debater, as a representative of the*

Poop . 1 ~ . . '_ _

ment and strengthening of his party, yet he never fails

we "

roll

_ _ .and

ot the province. married and unmarried. should ac-_‘ing

ers ing sccrt-tary~trcasurcr of the Summer Resorts, which he ` practically' built up and managed, he is leaving all to i serve his King and country. At present he is com-,`

_ plcting arrangements for placing these interests which

vxomen as well as to men-provided they take the h ' `

_his retum when the uar is over. Such a sacrifice as this, of businiessiinterests. is most commendable and we heartily congratulate Hr Cotton on the splendid spirit he has shown. lt is an example to others and \vill be a lasting credit to hin1self_ \\`e sincerely rvish him well.

[the arrests did not attract so much attention as might

.It was therefore in a position to be strong, if quiet, in

f olmlldherioeitedotev re-oelvedbyln.

manufactured anyojhere' Else m the world- lil 3115 growing and nianufaemringotu' girls will have their

rtunity and the sooner they begin to prepare for

rms is N01' l

_ .f l _ . "‘ mm. _ tiene-' norm

ln a recent issue we made the remark inctdeuhllyl ‘ "Hom m lm _ mme ` ui

and infer alia that Mr .\le.x. Martin. ex~.\[.P., had tm

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certain occasion stated that ht had aluays found

e tiiarrie iiiiiil'

to Tipperary. old , -

E » _ - .-_ 'Duomo place t_hat’s nuut still used to _ tt. ‘ *V _ 'l‘hero’n¢tille lying silent. whelherfwo wt!!

" L" ' ‘i 'i ` ` 1'&¢q.tng,”i»~.u¢» anaalése mug, 'men tu_sff=tt¢ua_ ` _

`- _ intothelundsofmenexclusivelyaudwhichwas* ' " ~

formcrlydonebywmneoandcouldbedonebytll ‘ _'___

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3 " . Thett-achingofD¢;nesticScieu_oemo\rrsdlotJk sl

mtl mlarge thc opportumues for gn-ls, but it will (all 1-he running rum- im

Hllfllllilllhll lilldlll “ie were fr M ~ ..._ ._._..- . ..._ ...

- ~ ~ f imponalgiodsudrglmdsaswemngmwandnnnvluufinsmeedgonse ee' nowggutg

= I = facture at home as well as they cm be grownand letter recmuy written to at

' _ ~ » _ - _ _ - 'LSU-rgt. Leonard Allen Dear

Grltlln. Brunton

Company. Engtneerl. Rom

poem writ-,_ the

in his section. The are

woawrlttenlnacou- we were e corporal, (following are nllcl

the same. ment

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~. . - when wo' a _site policy to act cfmtraryqto the adnce of the In me lam. ch-in of mumaud nearly an ma tnot. Uur contemporary on _aturday gentally caps Am ,N mem mme," .0 stay: c-els. l got a couple just before' ' we

homo they-'ll into to lose vou. may hlvo I it larch will soon begin. are soils Ill

gill* §

pper-ary so tlrought `

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tis with the following extravaganza :it the cxpensef \\`h!lb°¢l‘l:_$ Klllninlglllr hgpuolrgc da\____ ;;'Hl¢v?§r;nvh:v§r:ehnveti;;t

f _\Ir Martin-“ heaping coals of tire." as it were :_ Fo, nm. mug and Co,m¢,_, m.,_.d gon smoke so ig ,mug mf, . nm, mm

" .\lr Alexander Martin. ex-_\l.P.. was in the city And wowaut to eormr. YOL' in. comfortable. I have all kinds ot letters

_ Tl tcansvlorbutitlslnrdto ttlme

to-da '_ lle is as hale and hearty as ever. with all the on tn md to _ ppemry i ` Ke

3 _ With the army to Berlin. to answer thorn l.

~ vigor and appearance of a man still in his prime. _ - I "°“‘l°" 5°" P°'d’ Pa” PUU'

lc or as a compaiiiomble gentleman, he ts known-

indly, cheering greetings, and of all the sons that

seful in the various walks of life, the name of Alex-

ending his presence and influence for the advance-

' serve the dignity and decorum of debate. ln this he .\`c\v Year we cordially wish Mr Martin the greet- ngs of the season andbelieve that he \-:ill yet be heard

e managed most successfully' in other hands pending

ll__.);;(_______

AN INCIDENT CLOSED _

The Government of France. says ati exchange. has;

ordered to the return to U.S. authority of a number of rlnstrians and Germans taken from ships under the L`.S. flag by the cruiser Descartes. The incident of

have been expected, partly because no lives were lost in conntetion with it, and partly because of the feelingf that reparation _would _quickly follow the representa- tions made by \\'ashington to the Government of _F mince. \\`ar many-interferences at sea with the affairs and -property of ncntrals. It dots not pcmiit a lawful civil passenger on a neutral ship to be arrested on the high seas and taken as a prisoner to some place he did not desire to reach. The lfnited States has admitted this in a case where one of its ‘naval officers overstcpped the bounds of prudence

its request that the affront to its flag should be redrcsscd. The Government of France recognized that circumstances were against it. and promptly-

maki|\g.of |»it.‘l\les, cliow-chow and :t number ,of other artit:les*‘ol 'fuod itfonfectioti which connoisseurs tell usarc superior articlc.» \Ve import tons of these. Dots' l1`til'thi¥Upcn lip aniavenue which

might beamed to good advanqe oil many of our ,manor j rg we aramid grow mush of ghqclo take the of every pound of imported otuK_.,ao1d in our stores and used in our homes, This loft ofirnpoftation has been a standirrg_r¢prpp_\_:f| _to

is more so than ever now that we

to eeonomise as ntuclx as possible. keep” .¢'vcry.doUar-at home that an belcept, or use it in-the one cause that is for us tofday the greatet cause her f’aced_;__thc finishing of the»\\1r._ _ _ _ `?”§,Iu #~l<liti¢-rio :mins M-werent. which <2 ' _ _ ” _iti\¢=|i»1lsfg||svithrf=¢1i==llyliltk»°!tlv.=1\d 4 _ w_)=_=rsll_\=.=ft. _

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Nvfrlw-»f.=f»l» '~~.-_~f-;; _._-0"-l. » tm _ _ _ _ ~ `t’*"'f* ~ hm»°f»d=v.l»»~..lomal11l\l»un nl-emftoxfaeh °°""@ " " - ltbonlind.

._ .t il ‘

Lindt .V : . -sr’--._ ~ ~ »' -4 »- »

ordered the setting f rec of the captives. A muse of irritation has thus been removed and, perhaps, the hand of the \\'ashiL\gton Govemment has btxn _ strengthened' for the controversy withfother' igovem-I ments over more serious matters than the temporary loss of liberty by 5| numbrfmf lliéu tendency during a \var'l§__fol"`t'llose concerned ` in_it`to"|`gnorc what at they would respect as in tiiwvay of mmf nations' rights. iviim mcse lights are successfully asserted before the world, it is made harder for any to ignore them in tht future.

_»¢rg.>--f--‘_ _

td.

throughout the Province, and beyond its sandy "*

will come out. It don't. look much ltke peace hero the way they keep str-ating onoanother. I met quite a tow fel-

.,;,. lows from Charlottetown, Switty Ar-b~ '_ ing, Noel Pnrrow, Wallace Cola and " _ _ .several others and they were sur

aitbedfwi

ii' E; i

_ _ `nnyhere.

prised to know I was still in the thick nt the fray. They are all ln different Batullans. I would send some-Xmasl cards but there is no chance to buy

lt is tan to read some of the letters

'lnilllic course of an article on the fox basin 4

theSaturdayEveningPosl,wl1idrsom_eti_m¢ago` nwtidnryfoftoxe-.=mi'TTl\ifiolnnnaid=»ot.md do¢snot,intIiscri|rrimtely¢r'iticiziethcfoxbr:sinesof

_ln the papers ot soldiers tnrallded home. My news is llmited so will

Year.

W. B. DAVEY.

xo. 4Co., P. P. _C. L. 1.

l‘llE lll'Il.Gl\N

4 ltl:Il.‘El" FUND

'Two dollars and 'tlfty cents for a

bag of Hour for the starving Belgians is $2.50 spent in Canada.

While Canada is preparing for the

Christmas feast seven million Belgitms

f. cvcn more conspicuously in the councils and lead- ' ‘_‘_§_“;_£’_;’_“§Pi‘;_l;_h_‘:caI:'°:§l*:'_f__§__‘:i‘;f) (£2 lg parts of the Conservative party here. \\`e heartily Il‘a;_;'“;flf_ff;"n:ff;:°:;_'§;;_'fgggshomc It-ed them. ' 1 ongritulate him upon his elevation as President of will _vou idle wl|il<_-ttieyreealling ROBBED CQUNTRY OF _"NBER

~- . _ fi .

he Conservative Association for Queens. “‘" Y°“ I""“_" "W" "W" “l.°“°'

l" th ' " 2 ‘ ll . lllll . "lltl .

\\'hethcr our contemP0ral’)' really believes that .\lr o.;utl(tilxi-=i'iiiiaiiffiocfiearioliilsiridg‘ _ D‘"'i”5 'mf °b.5‘*“"" “f “’“"" Belg'

_ _ _ _ __ _ _ ’ _ _ _ _ 0" me mad to Tippe|._"‘. fans in the drslnet from Houtlielcn to

.\lartin ~\\as yoking when he made the remark, or _Wim me Aww m Berl~m_ tteelitel peasgms under me cgmmgnd hethcr it is poking fun at the genial ex-member for iiiestgialtiiffiyinialeifsmtiidgltllzralnduliuulftiie cerr we mav safely leave to our readers to decide “'h"“ '2’t';‘w‘;’°“S ‘hey fbugm “ac” ¢.5¢< 8 soume of 500,; income in "0,-m.

lu s _ _ __

l-_- " i-_- \Yhen their li s with ain were la] Deri°ds‘ ~

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A 'Twas which held their trene- RABBWS To PAY Fon HORSES'

"es rx ni-I 'i r f- i ~ »l'~t'

Never doubting vou would come ‘ gm' “mar” “"°S‘ " "° '"`

Many ha\e made sacrifices in connection with the ` ' .~ ' como was from breeding dr-aught hors-

. _ Through the frozen hell or winter, eb was bm ht bd re th G n

war, both in this Province and elsewhere, but ten' here _nltlidst the shi-£ii(\;_»liic»l‘s raefkiug din. mlim. omciafgghis hollsgs seliuerfgd

- - ev ' e ‘ - _ ‘ ,

or clsc\vhere have sacrificed as much as did .\lr Robert ‘Y6l.‘¥;`m‘:ia;o_n :‘,__c‘l;3_r___°‘;‘re:|§“_ he was given au order for two rabbits L_ Cotton when. the other day. he signed the service l '_" pa"l"’""‘ H” “mulls mdwed 1°

_ _ _ on the mad to .rim___ra__`, starvation through this and other

of the togth Battalion. The managing-director ' -1-hem-S a u.imS0n‘ débt ‘O pan plundering of the Germans.

the largest sharcliolder m_the Emnnner lfubhsli- Thgigsna l_:r;<:_s_=1;_\;<;u;uddarl;1:;s- GAVE Mm ORDER FOR LAsH|NG_ Company, the proprietor ot the .\larit|me btation- sobbing ,mmem mined girmood W _ one of the lar"est book, stationery and _iob print- Siren' the twill Of Cllllllffld Sill he" °,"e.Be]gi‘f" farmer' ,trllslmg

- - ° ~ Can't vou hear the call for vengeance’ m me moulin' or Glrmau “nm °m'~"8

businesses in the province, the manager :ind “<0`-L YOU - - ,, in B.,]~ '_ ` ` *|10 felllllsillvlleil his horses. uufoldod

n mm u L lu and dieipht-red his pay slip he dis~

Ou the road to 'I`i||perar_v _

To complete their work bt-gun? mvzni HFTY Mlssms

'rn' . _ msn,-f be r' ‘ '_ _ “___ ,‘.’,§;r;'§r*; "_m;n'e‘;‘*;_‘§ _o°wi‘:1‘”’= <..\Lt.ivoLts. oino. Jun. s-Reports

on me road to Tipperér). received here say that more than

Wm) the Armv to Bermh twenty persons were drowned when

the steamer Kanawha capsized in the

on me mad from Tippemry Ohio River near Parkersburg (WL Va.)

“ bo _ h _ tonight. 0! the sixty-tive persons on vs'oiii`te“¢f»ii(-eouoiiaaiiiiiiiiited "°“"" ‘he °‘°““'°"- °“" ‘.“‘°°“ “W

y ) been accounted tor late tonight.

'Ere Old Engla.ud's call had passed?

But the gate of manhood's open.

You your part can STILL begin,

0" gh., mad go Tipp.-mry. KKlO$Q

With the Army to Berlin. -

LONDO.\'. Jan. T.- The advocates

of compulsory _~‘-_-rvice tor single men were furnished with an udtlitlonol _ argument today hy the ofllclal state- ment. that tho cost of separation ul~ lowances for the :lf-pr-tidetxts of one thousand uumarrit-il mr.-n amounts only to 267 pounds sterling weekly, as com-_ pared with 870 pounds for the some

number ot married men.

mtrmro men INPWTINT ._ _

more Expensive '

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ltclatlvel of soldiers re-

_ turning from the front are

asked tocommunlonto with

tho Secretary ol' the Provin- cial Commit eo ‘or Woyrndéd Soldiers Commission. Mfrs Nellie Gillespie. Ctiarlotto town. fnttmntlng the data ot expected arrival. cause or ro- turn and any other particu- lars, ln order that preparation may bo made nor s Gttlng reception. __ §

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Stacks, Warmo, Great Goofs, Military

Rain Sh lien,

H Sun, Cortésland Wristlets. l>Bad¢- es, o Stripes, Loggins. Plloitxeesvourtl all other Access- o es.

PATONS

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close with love to au. ivmitngrou A - " *_ - Merry Christmas and A Happy New ;-"-'___'_- " ' --'_' ' -_-" = 3 1

neo cnoss. nfs. Jas. serum- soc: um. coorh

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coiieeted from Sprlugvale Distri-'t for . _ _

the Red Cross Fund; . _ ‘I l A GLOOMY OUTLOOK. :_» Pri»iiFr'1`>ot}fa°rm4'3gi‘ dui~`:‘bb'isr;i1i'Dbii;il Small Johnny was *flrsllw “Nl got- M,-,_ vi-hom Dona, 50,3; twisting ln a valn endeavor to Dlll M,§_ E_ D,,||,,- 1-_om M,5_ John his arms through the sleeves mt an gmbbe L00; _\|,~s_ Geo,-g¢, vwnkgr underxarment, and then ect ll over 1 00- M,.s_ }{.|-rv pam mc; }y||~_g_ 14-m his head. After several futile ot~ blac.§'eill 25e° hips. Angus MacLeod lltllllll-S 110 l`°||'~`J 0”' W ml* '1"'l'm`fi t'»5<:' Mrs. P.. Coles 25e; Mrs. David when l sei lo be Ill 8021*] QM poslcr 3;-,¢; M|»S_ Jackson 3(-\| 35e;ltiavt~ wtnim_l don't__sec how |'l| mer 31|-5, Anthony Essorfv 1.00; Mrs. S_. get ni_v shirt on. -Scottie-\hAAm'_\r|-~ Gillisple Zoe; Mrs. Charles lyoud SOC; WW ‘

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