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r your (mailed) in advinoo In Canldl; and $8.50 _for U. 8. A.

ornlng Daily (Iounded'18B1). M-00 por your _(delivered) In advance.

J. R. Burnett,

“ Pr¢|`l3§|'\`l.:-“nor A. A. Ulrtmt

D. K. Currie,

Editor Ind Pulilloher. Nuoclnte Editor.

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_rfuir»;r, oroicosr T5, 1919. "

P0'l‘.-\ 'l‘() G lt()\\' ERS’ ;\ SS()(‘l .\'l`|ON.

some ortions of the northern and eastern states

,have become famous in potato production. _ o

lthf`tl'tli 'Pt-tG "Ai

tained for, according to a verv reliable authority, “in the "_“‘ YQ' it ir- l" "W "““'» 1"" “““="'-

tions. This is perhaps the first plank in the success at-

n e ii'S D ace ere are o a o rowers ssocia- _QW-“""l'l<‘-il lt t<>fi\\lf'<fS~lh<‘1"> “"0

seizes

The Motorist

lv ALBERT L. c|`.oua|-I

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KEEPING DOWN THE REPAIR

ACCOUNT '

Moderate, Conslderate And Prudenl Opera-tion WII|_Do.lt.

With some motorists, “repairs and

Through literature kindly furnished by Mr John B. li0')lM'"'""”""” "‘° "‘"‘e-“ "‘f"‘ i" Henry Starling. iii-oressor or iiiioiol-

of Augustine Cove, one of the most success-

farmers of that prosperous community, some inter- ,

information is gleaned regarding the methods by

p Doubtloss the quality of design, nia-

le automobile expense accouiit, while with others it is an uiniost vanishing- ly sniall factor, less in iinportunco han tires, gasoline, insurance, stor- nge, washing :ind other charges.

criul and worlciiiniisliip oinboilied in

car have niuch to do with the re-

oine “icinons" that simply will keep giving out under the ti-,iiilei‘est circ-

cnt given 1| car that tlcteriiiiiios the

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». mod. it i-- 1 -~.~it| 'cd in ii report of British scientists on food conditions ln Germany, issued in the forvn of White Papers today. The war tinic seini-starvation of the people is res- ponsible for the slowness with wliicli recovery will be affected according to these authorities.

The report is signed by I<Ji‘1i.‘st

ogy. Iliiivnrsity College. who had associated with hiin ln his investiga- tions. A. IP. Mucl)ougt1ll, chief of the Scotland live stock comniisslon, und 0. W. Guillebnud, Fellow of St. Johns, tfaniliridge. The report 'in- volved two visits to Germany, to lan- torlcs, farnis, public kitchens, hos- pitals, cliildrcn's homes :ind scliools. The observations oi’ the oiliciuls were inode from talks with w'inir~u at the iiiui'kot,; and laborers at \'.’oi'k.

Vitality at Low Ebb.

War_;lai_ LeftAHu|i§ ____ _S , _ _ .__._».g

_it out ny ac one uccessful - ` _ .

~Geroi.uiy is M /_ ' l X

1.oNpo.\', August 12. - ' ' _ _

a broken nation. both in bodv and `

spirit, and ii long time will elapsu be- _

_ _ fore the efficiency' of her c.ilc is Y ,

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They were thrifty.

. They were shrewd `

; enough toseethatthe

the strengthening

of' character. . VVith

the money saved they were able to take ad- lf

vantage ofopportunif ‘ ties as they arose. `

Resolve today to

habit of saving meant . ~‘

To take the place of Anthracite in'

furnaces used extensively in Halifax and other Cities -and found ‘to give better sat- ~ isfaction.

` With practically _no ash;~ burns longer, give more heat, more bulk per ton and costs considerableless money.

We are now bo`oking‘_ordcrs to be

delivered direct from car whichis expcctedi- i daily. _

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‘ open a Savings Ac- count in this Bank.

Houselioldcrs would do wcll to order

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have associated thei'n.elvt: int __r l t

Q' N 0 reiau ul' Socie ies in iniizcd. .»\void ltxiictiiitg nizixlniuni pl-i~~

which they discuss all the problems arising in connection

with the business These problems are iiuincrous and I, complex as all faruiers know. They include cultivation, for the vol-_v lou we-1-vo or sin-wi or fertiliziiig, spraying, liaiwcsting, marketing. And each f." of these processes, especially inarketing, has its rainifi- for iioio_, no win.-i. ft- .mt-or unvoii cations. In the potato growing states the wideawake i"""“‘ " ‘”` "“` ""“ "‘“" “""‘ wk" farmer docs not buy his seed potatoes indisci'iminatcl_y, ii b the barrel. Ol. bv the Cal. l0ad_ He ants first of all such strciitioiis l`vuIs,_tl\itt soliloni has

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to be assured of the quality and pedigree of his seed. He

is not satisfied to see the harvested potato in bulk; he if must see it growing, and at different stages in its growth, o......l.,.-;-__- r...-f-ai or uw limit--.-l ,ns-' or a certificate from some authorized and competent per- _*fl* - "’“-* ' - - 1 ' ' ~‘ =‘ ' son who has seen it grow. To satisfy this reasonable ;',, demand on the part of the grower there is an authorized f_~~'~v~u"'l \\'l1i<'l\/ H10 cilsillr will fir- iiispection of seed sources, that is of farms making a -_,

specialty of growing potatoes for seed, These iiispec- _ __ __ _ _ __ __ tions are made by experts from the agi'iciiltural colleges f,',"‘,’?,,’,u’,‘,"‘,':,",,‘§f,,,,lf§lQ,,"£221 ,‘,'],,,l",’fl,','§l who, after a thorough series of inspections. issue theirw-\u I - - ~ ' - ~ report. The growei°_\\'lio has seed potatoes to sell has f‘,f“"'°" “P """"““‘""’y “"‘lf" ”“""

this I°€1)0I`t lf() Sl`i0\V f() CllSlOlll€l`§ find ll”lC (.'llStOlil€1` iuick is probably iic.irly quadruplcti knows exactly what he is buying. lt is at once a guar-

I ‘ -' ' ‘i lration of the iotato

ghdgeoiotlid(ivlihldogdiiliifiiyflfgreiiiid sane farniei' will bti_\-'_f_;‘f§"‘°f "‘*‘@I‘I’i“g ‘"1 the f1\1‘°f‘i@" ll' Seed potatoes without having reasonable proof of thei1"i..g . _- » ,-, ~. immunity from disease and of their good qualities !~’.`eiiei'- Lila H0'-IPS w1~"~‘fi1~1'- when lil-fr ilu 11-it ll .

ay.

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multltllde Of C()l,ll1S(3l IS VViS(l()lTi.H _ unagnitiide ol` the- i-i,-pair I':ii-tor. lit-ro

. The fairniers who make a specialty of potato growing ='

followlim_ai'e cxainplcs: iiticiiig the

rc a I'cw gciio'i'ul siiggcstiiilis as to l|<_w thc rt-|iaii's i'o<|iiirvri can bc min-

l'oi‘inancc 'fruni ;i rar. l>o not drive it “to tho' limit," lizibilually. itefrnin

om doing stunts with it, which call

iwcr whicli it possesses. It is tho ar that is c:ipal»l,. of making 60 miles

.Ill _ttixiiics on high gear, lint is not hah

uzilly wonipclloii to iloinonstratc

to hu laid up for ri-pairs. A car is liliif

liuinzin bcini.1. ll can \-:orft iiiinru- cly tlirougli ri lung lil'ctiin/.- and

nly "grow old |.:i'acel'iiliy." but il' con-

lc pi suic i lrreilttiotyn is in vlt do sooiici' or later, (‘oiisoi‘\'atioii as speed and as to calling for the last

yclop, rcrtaiiily pays. Avoid subject- . it a t-ai' c'oiitiiiui:usl_\' to iiiircusoii- 11l\l_\' l\f‘11\'_\' road shocks. ituslilng over

ind) .ind running gear paris

catnicnt and tlit-_rluniuge t`r.im road

doubling the speed. Refrain froni

irsliiiess in trpcratioii of which thu

letters to prospective buyers, enclosing thc report

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M01`€ llil])Ol"L£iY`lll IS 21 l9tt€l` f1`OlTi _L1 (l€‘_2ll€i‘ ll; <'y_l_':irloi_s t_hat are srfirctl t`roii£_lack ol'

*- ~ Jamesport LI to a potato dealer in Prince Eflwarc "" “"‘ "0 ""“”`”‘° ‘i"“"“ “" “fe

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‘,` l .i .ISla1‘\(], ln Wl`ilCl1 lie S'<1yS, “W9 RFE ill tllé ITlZl1`l{Gt f0l' 21 while a car is in motion not to speak " few cars of good seed potatoes, Green Mountain type, ‘{I"‘“ ‘l“*““’"“f<° "“"*°" “Y ‘=°1‘i~*“"‘-“- '

‘ .~_. Fil g ‘ _ . . . - gfll-195°, ii 'tatoes are being grown under authorized inspection. ° ij These potatoes of whatever variety theymay be, will

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the products of others and sells them at an exorbitant

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< *consequence that the whole structure eventually falls, have. easily been doubled or tripled had he not been so

sell forthe highest piice. The others will not be bought for seed except by those who do not know any better and "who will buy them at the lowest possible price.

,,, _ The first requisite for this province is to organize i a'Potato Growers’ Association, as suggested by Mr. Mc-

- ! i enclosed by way of guidance to show what is meant by

In the literature referred to above there are several it

-of these reports, and they are very thorough, embracing

everything -tha-t enters into pedigree. There are also Erie-iwirioii. for it is un- sim-r.-oiiinilr

_ _ cai , ,. - .

‘g°O()(l S€€(l ])Oll2lll()CS.', owner from _iiiost am-_iiloiirs and llic

Tll€I‘C 21l`€ St)Ill(;‘ fill IHQFS lil tl'llS ])l°0VlllCC Wli0SC DO- "0*llY l`*`l)l‘“"-""‘f"i-5 ll\"y "“"‘l"" “"0”

iictrcssury, l§c\‘.‘.ii'o oi' liceillossnoss in

§Daily Selections for-

ituin iiiaxiiuuiii iiccclciuitioii; jamin-

on the brakes biutalli foiting

.nguge readily; letting in the clutch oicntly and skidding around curves. is per1`oriiiniiccs (HI this kind that aku cxpciislvo rcpuirs |ir_\inutui‘ely

lint liriiigs about the t`i‘oZ'.-ii radiatoi', c bcui‘iiigs tlirt arc bui'iii‘d out or

tripped by ti-ying to mesh thcni,

o licedlcss person can hope io i'uii ii

bills. but the coiisistciil 1-xi-i't'isc of

wi and l'oi'c'ii;lit will proti-it 'in

SS1ll'y. ` .

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quality and tiiiarzlity, sigiiifios slow- Tl st '

lizivc actiially -or-ctii‘i‘:-tl as :i direct M result ol' tiicso coiiilitions, 4-spi-<‘i:|l» li '

il' t

sary \\'oi’kiii;; capital to rostztrl Ga-i' .__ inati iiiacliiiit-i‘y, thi-y will nci|iiii'r- ___

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Fadyen above referred to in .i lttter published some time ago in the Guardian and we would strongly advise such an organization at once. There are many things that could be agreed upon to mutual advaiitage, things that

cannot be ccomplished otherwise. t

, 0 fl)-‘ ‘--i itioiirixo \\‘no.\'os _ 1 i

Th ll t ` d f

_§~‘¢§‘ -erything in sight. The easiest way in the world _to_do_ `, is to adjust these difiiculties--on paper, or as K_ipling 2 ' 'would put it, “with your mouth.” - A few resolutions, a_ J . _Q few grandiloquent speeches, a few harrangues as to,

»‘ ' I . “ ,, . ' ’ whom to blame and a peroration as to what we shall

_do when we _get the chance, and the whole thing is ac--` complished, the world at peace again and everybody hap-

l _

. _ py. l Meanwhile food prices are increasing, the cost of it `, living is steadily going up, and “the mourners go about i ‘<t-lfji

»§_}'?_.

the street,” including thosc who believe in the prescrib-

ed nostrums. _

tion of the necessaries of life is a profiteer, everybody

li. _ - e wor c is a present in a serious con 1_tion o un- -' rest, dissatisfaction and uncertainty, a condition border- ,_ . Af ing upon revolt and rebellion against anything and ev-

' It is possible, perhaps, to effect a cure of those many

,_,;___,_, , ,_ ills by legislation which will result in the hanging or the fi execution otherwise of the profiteer at whose door the {§ greater part of the trouble is to be laid, but the process " §_,'_`_ would mean practically the extermination of the race. "3 ` ,il i for practically everybody who has to do with the produc"l"

Seems like some bygoiio storli-il Eden

Guardian Readers §

urnlnhad by W. 8. Louton 4!-

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THE Renew or LAW _

essex

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You siiii‘.niei°, wood, lccniini; with

' _lilrd and flower, Vilirnnt with joy ot' life,

boircr, .1 .-\|`ar from pain anti strife,

And -yet, beneath all that l'air seein-

\ ing sight,

Both pnin and death are night. The hawk strikes down the pigeon In

its flight,

Tlic spider slnires the fly.

No leaf that stirs, but luis its tale of

woo,

\'n placo from doatli is l'r<~z~. (lrlni is the law ’noatli that 'fair sceni-

iiig show, Ami dark the iiiystcry!

-REGINALD GOURLAY

THE HELPFULNESS OF TROUBLE

Ton tliousrind saints are ready to

testify that their periods of most rapid and uriinistakable splritnni izrowth have been their periods of t|'ouble.Tlic winter acconiplishes more than the suninier for tin, soul's dcvelopinrnt and advance. The valley of weeping is a well ol' living waters, and the liarron heights a tlewy and pleasant liold. And grace prepares trial-the gratfc of our .Saviour, our Leader, our irover. llo has been in the cold and frost before us, and lic will take care

duction in tlcrinany. llc discovered

“i'ndci' present itondltions," tho

reports siiys, "tho rations with nllicr food obl'tiii:ihin, arf- stillici-“tit lo :n:!i:i lain tho populatiozi ul! their dlinini.-:li- ed wciglil, provided no strain is thrown on their <~oiistit\lti'ins clihcr by work or iiifoclion, for thoir pow- crs of resistziiirc are rcuiiced to the low fdili." ‘

The rl-port points out that the liirlii

into E: l.ir;'<‘|_\' din|inisl|r‘d :inl Iiio fio- voiopiiiciit of cliilrlrcn has been inIt-r- fcrcd \\'ilii_ not only froiii lar-k ol' noiiri:-:linicnt of niothr>rs, put. tho do- fcfrlivo ,supply of insmfiicioiit milk.

'l`liroo yours of iiisiiilicient niout not

only iuullitrcil to u low leviel thc vital- ity and ollicionr-y of tl i.:rr-at bulk of llic urhaiii population, the ii\v.'--lil-1 ‘ors rcporl, but had :i ninrkcd lnfiucn co on thc nations niciitiilily. The rc- port t~onlin\i<‘d: _

Show General Apathy

“.-inioiig the lower und niiddlc clas-

ses ilic chief rlofcct noted is tho gcu- eial apathy, listlcssiiess and liip\~ll=;-ms ncss. .\nion;: thc incn tho feeling of niontul and niornl protection is nio<t sti‘ikini.:. und liopi-less, ilcsp:|ii~iiii.', against. tho "future, i`oi‘ ilieriisfilvi-4 and tho t-fuiii!i'y. The coiitrnsl of liv- iiisiiiitility of tlicse mon with their o\'crbcai'iiig ,;cll`-coiil`itloiico lieforr- thc wztr is iiuprcssivc. ’I‘li;,>_v secni tvi have lost tlicir natioiizility anti in their poiii* of vlcw no cliuugc not t\\‘cli

,. _ _ ci "lhc win- dict, so iii'.idi>i|ii:|lc in

‘ir\'.ilion. and a nunibcr of diatlis

al l

“i’hc opinion was txpi'cssr~l that R

he allies will supply thf iicccs-

l.c obtained in no other way and wonhl rci‘lniiily_ steady thc contri- bution to tho expenses and tlainal.

The Immediate Need.

'l`hl\ iniiiii-diatc needs oi' Gor-

iuaiiy, tho i'i-p'ui~l_ says, are thc fol- lowing: i<‘ood for ivorkcrs, concen- trated l`i-cdiiig stuffs, inzinuros for ugi'it-ulturc and i‘.'i\v inati-rials for iiiaiiufaclurcrs, pi'iiicipally cotton, wool, flux, loutlicr and ii'on, and ollii-r ores. l~`or food, fat in tho forni of niczlt and oil seeds is urgently iiiiiulcil.

-A iiicnioraiiiluni by Mr. Macluou- _:;alI says llio apparent lack of for-» lilixors had a scrioiis f»i`|`lu-r on pro-

zi serious rv-dut'lloii in the iiuiiilici' l ol' niilch cows. i)oclai'ing flint the

“|‘Iiit has lioeii iiiuli-rniincfl. lo Hu ‘

by half. A luillici ii-dinlioii, un lt-ss cxlcriiiil support is givcii, would 1 ini-an thc certain collapse of the 1 wliolc slr'iicliii‘c. ll this liilppoiis ( tho sui'i'ounding iiations uro almost bound to hc iiii|ilii-pied in llic ills-

bo iiici‘casod." ‘

_..__..____i_

Budapest Officials

Made Big Haul

(Span-lal to the Guardian)

BERLIN, August 11i.~A special des-

patch of thu National Zcltung from iliidapf-st says that 21 people-'s coni- niissaries, 82 worknieii's councellors and 186 terrorists, who have been ar- rested cliarged with <-rinie ' will he tried shortly. The arrest of the men and search of their houses is said to have revciled tlial a niajorily of them used tlielr positions iii the Soviet Gov- ernment for thc purposes ol' cinbezilc- nicnt. The newspaper says that 130,- 000 crowns wcre walled up in the honie of Bela Kun. the fornior dictator, and that the hastily ahaiuloiiotl plund-

tliat our winter is not nearly so keen-

cr of the late Tiboii Szaniuely, con-

; from the laborer who demands a live dollar wage for a “S “li '"5 ’"“"‘“` Hi” "eu" '"°`°"; "I ”’”""g °f “W” gm" "‘l""`“ “ml “ "’"

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;v,l 3_9, , ~ _ slow I-lim outriglit; ours. tlttlllgll HiS of valuable Persian carpet and gold l dt ai l

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d0ll3.1" S WOl`tl'l Of WOl'k, f1'0lTl tl'1€ lTl2l.Il Wll() (l€lllZll1(l§ till wise and tender tuition, will iiistriittnml silverware, includng silver plate

_._ - ~ ... .‘ . ' . ` ~ us, brace us, rlpeii us into iils own from the collecton of Arcliduke :lei o_o( exorbitant prlcg flor the neCe_b§d1 leb of hfe_ becaube can llkciiess.-Alcxuiider Snicllle. Frerlcrick, was fund concealed in the _ . _ 1 _

get it to the millionaire who accumulates the labors and cioister or A convent in oo..,,bu,g_

..-__.<__i;>._,

rice because the World must have them advertising which was not supplied because of the neces-

instead of failure-

0____ _ sity of expending a few more dollars to insure success

f 1 .

__ EXW “WS ]‘3Nmf"‘"-A “It is one ofthe stupidities that conduce to give ad-

* ~"°' - _ _ vertising the bad name of being unproductive. The man

, ;; . .5 The "Frm Wl10 93115 ISSS than he 11@@dS b0C21llS@ 111 ll1S who fails is usually found in t/he great army of those who

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Sight the right f00fl COStS t00 mUCl1» and lhefl b€C0m9S declaim against advertising; telling how they were lured lll b€C3\1S€ Of h1S aV211`1C€» afterward Paying the Physician into ex ending their money in what they now regard as

about ten times as much _as was saved by his abnormal 3 framgllent Scheme_

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diet, Say* an “Change IS P1 C1@21tUI`€ Wh0m We §I`0W Next to the man who purchases insufficient space

1_0 detest as a matter of naw;-@_ _ ,S he who partakeq too hberally. Both methods lack a As thc season for white footwear is now well advanced and we do not wish to carr

It is a mistake to think that he docs not exist in the t b b Ol/Cr f0 next Summer* if

wi; ‘- - -5-1

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Pnid-up Capitol $ 'J,700,000

Resources' - - 22(),tX)0,000

THE B1-INK OF

NOVA SCOTIA

. J. i~i. i»iii`i.coM § Mnnnler Charlottetown Branch 3 l -

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Great inconvenience

Sli‘.~Acc.ortliii;; to lluilway i'c5.:iila-

tions tliestalion house and frciglit shi-il at Murray I-larlior are closed at about 9

Reserve Fund - 1rl,000,000 E , |

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, a sample load before securing their winters

supply of coal and also to make inquries regiirtiing this article from us. ` '

We alsi have on hand a supply of all

kinds soft coal Ncwly Mined and hard, and

soft wood both split and in blocks. - ` '

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War Diet Causal: Death p

p, ni. ouch day. Evidciitiy the night-

houi' day’ system regulates the station

To Our Country

ie iiiieartlily hour ot’ about 5 a. in. (old time) ami for thoso \\'lio drivc‘~ time niilcs this is uiiythini.: hut con- oniuit. 1 5 .' ' ~

~ among the iiimalcs of J,nlls, asy- “_ 1 l 1" "ul-so hm mm "P ll

lurns and other iiislitiitioiis, who urc

.:. \ : tl a ~ '- t'-'ii.'. wllml to _"lil U) “ll “l U P he people along tlin I\iiii'i'ny iiarlior,

and long sullering to be loinid iii (‘an- da it not in the world, There is no

loilinluiioii of (lorin:ui_v's whole sys- ll tum has bccii ngi'l<'lillii|‘c, he says' ll

1-xii-iiliwliii-iiig (lor|ii:\ii_\"s sti'ciiglli

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Li iiicasurc ufconlroi which could tr

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should hav - a silinirc dc:il~:iiid lhal is al lo

\\'miol, l'oriui-r tlcriiiaii :tiiili:iss:iiioi'l tl

lic :inollior <»li:iplcr oi thu ;|;|,\,,,|,l,, 3| ouco inukiiitf while liiislililiiu; wi~ri~ i |ii*oi:i'c.~=s. 'i‘liis cniici»i'iis nn all~~;:i-il :oiifoiw-|ir'o lu-livi-i-ii tlciicral .Ian l‘hi'is

'cs

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gcnt’s time "on d\ity"; but it is MIS- RABLY INCONVENIENT for thi. ublic generaily-cspccially the I'ui'tn- 's who ship <~.rct\iii to t`liai'lultet.iwii

they have to coiiiu to thc slatiop at .

ill be in lhc fall when tho sunriscs iout 7. il. is r~lcai'ly iiittiilli.-‘t that

AILWAY l..lNE ui'c'thc most paticntld

uson why we should not have two ains in't1'iid two out cat-li day instead f one-at least two three liiiics a i-ek nn express ,cvoijv day. llf-re is

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rapplo with. This pari 'it' tho r'ounlr-.-

I flint rcasoiialllo pcoplo have it riglii. i-.\poi~t.

I :ini Sir pic.

FAIR PLAY.

Customers '_

When we fitted up and moved into our new premises

wc had you all in ourminds cyc-it was our idea to have 'a

tore flint would lic a pl_casui'c for you to deal in-having thc

splice we planned ri rest room, whore you can check your parcels meet your friends and use it in any way you may

csirc. Our stock of Drugs, Sundries, Patent ‘Medicines,

Dyes etc., etc., will bc up, to thc usual high standard and

verytliing and anything you may want will be hcrc-Make f our store what we desire a place to trade in. _

REDDIN BROS

Another Tale of

Efforts to Secure Peace - - `

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Phone 86

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iniliussudoi' to (Ircat iiriluin, for

lIElill'I\'_ _-\ngusl 11.*.-(‘ouul von

.f\ualri:i-llniig:|i')`. has inndc pub-`

an Smuls on liclialfol' l)avi|l l.lo_\'d f‘0I'llf‘. the iirilisli l’rini'~ Ilflinistcr. d (‘ounf Mensdoi'fl`_ forinf‘i° ',\uslri:in

SYDNEY COAL

Without Exception the Best Domes-

_ tic Fuel

Ask your dealer for it and ac-

itarinn l~‘oi'oigii Minister,

ustcr. lin-fore any i'r‘co`i\sfr\icIlo11I-’!l‘0flt col\l`ltloiif'r~ iiiilimisdzirfl' lm. {,,k,._,. Dim-,. (gm-|,m,,y'_, f,.,~l;my mug cause Meiisdorfi was popular' in l.oii~

gi il

‘ w

s was possible."

Wcdel quotes, (‘zci‘nin as snyluiz, "ang gest that Gorinuii i'0pi't‘s|‘|itailivcs li" drnwu into the coiifcrencc. in cash

- the :iiiswer is no, furtiior discussion

will be iisclcss."

von Wctlel asserts, that pence could not ho discussed with (}criiiuii_v. llc

‘oiinl (‘zci‘ulu, thc l`oi‘nicr Auslro-lluu

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(‘zei'nin. says (‘nunt \Vcdcl. linil

ion. t`zcrnin i‘cgrct.fo<l tlial l\'iciis- lorll” lricd lo prevent tho war, but ive tht- former anilizissndor cxplil-_lr isfrilt-tioii; “to ask iiniiicdiatcly liclliur. 4| general pcaco was pos- iblo, and \\'ht\llior pence for (l:ri‘iiiuny

“ln case tho answer is yes," (`ounl

General Suiuts replied by snyinfz.

:ulniilted that ho Iiclicved the Gor- man army could not be vaiiuuislicd. but lic insisted the time had not come for a parley with Gcr'iiiuii_v,_"

Count von Worlel said ho lieliovcd

the only time when Great Britain and Franco earnestly c'onsidercd peace was in lhc suniinci' ol’ 1917, wlioii tho .sinking ot' vessels by (‘.ci~iuaii suhinar- iiies alarnir_i<l thfrni. They lntcntlcd to go to italy to confer coiiceriiiiig the possibility of a rapprocliciii\~nt. but giivc up the idea as it result ol' tho news arriving from Austria. Von Wcdel said he did not know “hal terms Grcnl Britain and i"raiico would have offered, lint he qucstioiicd whet- her it would have been the statins quo.

Von Wodel quotes a high British

olllcer, who was in Vicniut last fall, who prnised the German arniy. The otilcci' is said to have declnrcd that Premier Lloyd George had reuclicd -the conviction that no pt-:ice under- standing wiis possible, because su~. premucy in Europe was at stukc-.‘ Though Lloyd George originally was

cept no substitute.

For cargo or carloads apply to

BENJAMIN ROGERS---Agent

' Charlottetown

Or Nova Scotia 'Steel & Coal Co, Ltd New Glasgow, N. S.

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ollictir, it was not lici-:iliso ho fcnrctl il:-feat, Init ratlicr the client on Europe

and Engluiid ol' it long coiiflict.

('ouiit von \\'edcl said he lieliovod

that those who tlimiglit there was _ a possibility of a peace iiiiilorstniitl-

ing during the last two years ol’ the f

war overestimated the poi-isibllitlos -f For Base Burners and

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Ki D NEY ji _, . yi iff/ Pl l. l. S ip

‘-0 / -."»-*s Ji./l l \\_\\\\>*-ply _ ‘Je K|oN£Y/[J/¢ lf* tl" it ii |"I;'i'E"Qi'°'i#*{5' ”¢';fr*° 'lil ol‘I'r. 2; 23 rui: Pit?"

anxious for peace, nccordlng to the (QQ-}l>.|_0,l¢ |0 |~» ls , u I...

advertising world, here we find him in abundance, using far too much for his needs is apt to come out with a pro 1 3 Pei' Cent

far less space than is needed for his business, with the fit, .unconscious perhaps, that the amount of thu, ,mg-ht Some Job lines (small sizes) $1.25 and $1.98. ,

,§_‘\'»iA’§ , “ ,, ` _ _ -, , ._ _ conserva ive asis, ut in the end the advertiser who uses . we are o ering the balance of our-stock at discounts of from lb

rl; £5"

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