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“I suffered with all the symptoms

of Femnleltrouhlc, with chmriic C:m.sti» FA

prion and uvuuznt Headadlea. I had pains low down in the back and sides

ofthe body. A doctor advised me to ,lin

h*"° °“ °P°"'l°“' farmers is whether in the face ol, |

Ili-'\l’Y»¢t1 hiking “ Frliit-a»lives"and

this m»<il‘l 8 lm .mpaifly "lima "‘° ineofall iiiniacry and suffering, _which practically shuts out Can- ly lMlf'¢° 0fP°i'° “Fld h“°<\°“l‘¢5 U15 adian farm produce from the Unit-

tho terrible Constipation, and what ed

saved me is the fruit medicine,

At dealers or sent postpaid by

||‘ruit~n.-tives Limited. Ottawa.. are

duty.

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l"nnlnion and l’ri~ft-rred

QTLILL llE.\I.'l` \' l)I‘l\'E I/OPUEN1'

t`omnlo:l and Preferred F

5°“»m Sold Q\l0!°d

llltllilllllt ll if tlill l

ll' Charles Dalton, Pnalleng J R Burnett. Editor all Publisher. n

` i D. x. curate. A~»'»¢|§¢¢ mann. °“‘~ ll l* "'19 °"‘|°“°°.°f 5l°'f!1'

a ly indecency. an indication or ill

punt-5 unuy qunku |331; 55.00 per year tdellvenlr In advaaeembreedlngl in tho name class and

l3.& per year (mulled) In nlvaaaee In Canals and M50 to U 8 A not ._ wh _ ben" _B the resident or

‘_ “Fn|"'a'"'8s" it ' Y I 0 li li 'country who seeks to befoul its

WEDNESDAY’ OCTOBER 19, 1921_ linstitutions, and whose whole am-

_ ' biion ls to besmirch the reputation

arrangement than free foodstuffs

"gg Wll _from the United States. while food- ed

stuffs produced on Canadian farms

_ Hl'8

Investment Leadeflmi i ney

____ `be

The straight question we wouid`

to be admitted *free of customs

Could there be a more one-suleil

practically banned by the'I~`ord-

Tariff frotn United -States mar- 57 cd

It will, we lbelieve 'surprise P_ £01

We offir coillplz-le and close great extent tu which United Slay pa

iullrka-ts on the above.

\\'riic. tclcplioile. telegraph, 96

or oi'hcr\\'l-¢- 1-ollllllilnicnte

win. ll. l.»f.,l-¢» ni.ik;llg coin- _ markets, even under the existting

nmmenho. - "3

. Bnvant.Isard_ &Co

Dptuwl Brunch Oileo-15| Pnl St. 19"

Dlelatronl

-mnnw-»c.r.n. annum; 5*

5*'°“°"' P""*'* '|""9"‘\“‘ wl" tariff’ many millions of dollars ad

Connnationa. __

;__-limi worth of agricultural products. ru

_ _ __

---* -»--f------‘ Clin", into direct competition with to

wlmt .our Prince Edward Island and nnil__ Wlly, scoing that. ac-

is protection he hoped to get off ltll his "gag," anti sand It to the

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Man null woinen. not to t'f\r\\'n1=*~ 0

but in trml-| and appoint lo--al . represcnlutilw, Sill a wool: niitlvcv (l lltnscs gllarailtrf-rl. with L_'-till

Cham., ,,, map, _gm a ww-ir and »-.\'- l"otatocs . . . . _ _ _ . . . . . ... 1.695.747 S

t _ .

I__x_____________ __"n__________h_._._ “m_`l,,h Butter _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 883555 about tllc Grand Trunk? The C.

D¢nh(,h_ gmt.. ggi- und r|i|uliilt~-ations.

Canad ia n tariff_

. _ . . co farmers- share in our (anadlan

_ - co

During the year ended March 31. _

'“l_ we imported from the United

arcs, in the face of the existing R

mong thcm the following, which k

rlncrg arc produc‘ng: C

als' _ . , . . . . . . _ . _ . . _ _ . .__ $660,433 ti

over Seed . . . . . . . . . .._ 559,276 il'

e to be addressed to Canadian ab

Fordney Bmergcncy Tariff. pr

States-they are prepared to me

“Fruit-a~tives.‘” ""‘pp°"' me .Liberal and Progressive i taxes. lixhter burdens to be en-

Mndnm M. J. GORSE. Platforms, both of which plainly

50° I \>°X- 5 f0l’ 5'-’»50» "W Sl’-° 95°- state that all food-stuffs of all kinos ___

ism

hollowness.

cbert Borden took ovcr the Can- :S

(29,, Dept. tl., Tororlto.

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orooooooooo o+o++¢o4»»+o-0 . B

time . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . ._. 206.585 "-

ggs . . _ , . . _ . . . , . . . . . .._ 2.292.912 acon an-:I hams . . . . . ... 1,545,3S0"f} ork in barrels _ _ . _ 2,272,715 It

ork fresh 3,S62,3I1`n

This. besides many other articles!

seryiee, which we produce, and for whlcbl B

taken over. Montreal finance and ll

ot pr:>vail'.'

The wily politician--and lie is

fills the role of the faklr. He. 11;

and loudly or tile alleged wicked "°

alike of its public men, and it

RMER5 NEED PROTECTION business exclusively for his uwn_princes of national. though private,

nan; @llU>l’DrlS€. Aiid that is where you

wlll

I l th '

road in the l.\nli today--admiralr 32:8 n 6" present quest an"

find the king category of Lib-

Etlons which they are totally un- to flll. I-‘rom the mouths of

omises everything; he talks glib- their leading demagogues lnslnua-

ne are emanating that THE

` WH _

ss of the government. and tho TR OLE POUTICML AND PNDUS'

[AL LIFE OF CANADA IS SAT-

sslngs of cheap living. lower URATED W1-|-H ROGUERY AND

COR.RUP’I‘l0N.- True enough, this

» only comes in the form of coward-

dured if only he and his party are U,

turned to power. This is .fakll'- it

behind-the-back lnsinuatlons, but

is done for the same foul pur-

pure and simple and a little pose, TO fI`AlRNl;SJ»<I 'PHE HONOR

gush; will |-evea| its sham and AND REPUTATION OF THLS

The Ottawa Journal commenting Tv itoriiilly on this kind_of political of

juggling says, fn part: S<‘l

cause they know that if nlnny of

“A lot of nonsense is being talk- .Tie

about campaign funds We are lm

CANADA A.\'lD ITS PEOPLE IN HE EYES OF 'IlI{'E OUTER ORLD in order to gain the reins

power. And they indulge them- ves only in ins.nuatlons_ he-

ir underhanri reflections were put o direct language, it would land

d that the _“ways _“__ ____ e__o___ hlhem in their Droiler place. And

Island farmers to know the mm" ammmts for "bf-‘th the "ld th

itfcaliy. the people who respect

emseves, should land such crea-

rties." that the politicians are tures into that oasis where their

nsequently not free. that Big f”

Business, not the Government that _

ppens to be in office, runs the ly untry. what utter mi! 'lr the c., lways control the parties. how lo

ian Northern in thc teeth of

llway opposition? Everybody dn ows that thc C.I’.R. was opposcd W3

such ai step and fought it tooth

rding to some of our young poll- th cal lnorallsts,\tllc railways con- w ol parties--why dilln`t the C,l‘.i~. CW

ul tongues would be of non»el‘l`ect_

nstances of this comes frequent- to our notice, In the House of nllliolls, when a vote ol’ $60,000 pay off a jlldgmcnt of the Sup-

does it Come that in 1917 Sh, remn Court of Canada, in :t case

ut had been appealed troni court

court for four years. was penil-

lng. the lion. Rudolph Lemieux

red to charge that the money

s to puy the costs of the Yam-

aska election. Menlbers of the

mmons are not liable to the irts for their utterances. a“ntl with

nlry to defame the Gnvernlllcnt

ay sh. Roberhs hand., And “h___ ond Parliallient in the present :_-.lcc

_ eve

R. dldn‘t want the Grand Trullk H

on campaign. Ile reckoned, how-

l'. without his host. for quick as

. flash Premier-Melgllen cnlloli his

lllff. appointed a Royal Colninis-

rand Trunk influence <ll<ln't want H10” Of hlsll wllrt Judges to enable taken 0ve___ why did their vhiwz him to make good his charges. lt W

ihls

"'I`hcn. as to Big Buslllesa_ If dev

lgiljuslncss controls they Govcl'n-_'of

c have enought trouble to get-im

as lt blow that Mr. Leinfcllx and

abettors behind did pot expect.

Tile lawyers of the party niet to

isc means for getting him out the scrape, and an ablc lawyer

ent. how is it that it permits' thel was sent to the court. on its open-

rooms with baths. _ _ not

Liberal policy of free lmportatlonlmost of the taxes? Wh.. did' it

answer for what he said under the lprivileges of parliament. And this

--the most severe of its kind to bc W

Make it your home in _nf foodstuffs were put into effechfstand for' the Business Profits Tax.

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713-; . f- ’~ ` ` ' . _ __';.»`___ _ the reproduction from another pi.- _¢ _ l H 'Q51 _ ` l ' _ ` per of an article on Mr. Meighen's 'l-f " . /. _(_ ' -> _ ' advocacy of a reduction of the duty " '»_ .|_‘ ;i_ on agricultural implements while

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ADVERTISERS _

'£3 cooperation of adver-

tiei patrons is requested ln th direction of getting " y" into the business of- flc efore twelve noon on the da p evious to publication.

(S ninety 10 a. in.) Very of- t at e receipt df’ a large ad- vertisement or even regular changes after that hour serves to dlslocate the regu-

. lar work of gebting the paper

m o up in time to catch the

-and not infrequently

auch ads ara at the last mo- ment left out. This situation la not of aer- vioo to either the advertiser or our readers and we. there- fore, request that copy be received in the buslnou of- los

NOT LATER THAN il NOON

I: _ _fl ,_‘,.Y,.,_¢¢¢§4o¢o-oboe'-root#

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mill.

O-000000

This is what -the Liberal and Farmer ‘

rices. 'I-low would it be if the G

o be able to answer. A d _ _

In its yesterdays issue the 1'"

triot devotes considerable space to,`

that Mr. Melghen did adopt such un

attitude in 1910 and 1911, but why

does not our contemporary con-

clude the story by telling its read- ers that the Government of which

Mr. Mefghen was a member carried

into effect its policy as soon as it

got into power?. Mr. Meighen not C

_ _ ' "with _ t t tl _ 103,000,000 i~ l -. 1 l i rl '-lil.

ample with more or less dexterity. °'°*************‘***°**“ "mme 0 W s ii? sllihiiilgpltle Tlillliiil-rilngmliiiln[Env-

The cure for them is to keep them ' _ . . two 0|' the members of thc ernment in this canipillgll-~ ami lo the point. to the straight lcttcr guard of birectom of the Govern notmil pi_il~l_v plerlgeil _:rl a plalfm~in_

if th# i`>lnt'orm wiileli they ariopt Glllfdllll ReIllCl'S nlerit Railways Wann Anso om- k" '" " Mr' M“""` " “’ ”"""""

only preached lower tariff in Oppo- sition but when in DOWN imple-

mented his promises to the lettei..

for not only has the government reduced the tariff to what it advo»

cated in Opposition but has made

it lower than was conceived pos-

sible, viz: an average of seven-and

a-halt per cent last year. Why cannot the Patriot be honest once in a. while and tell its reBd€l‘B the

truth about Mr. Meighen and the

tariff? Misrepresentatlon for the next six or seven weeks may l1aV‘='

some effect on the unthlnkinZ but the thoughtful followers of thc Lili-

eral party are certain to resent such tactics--if not openly than as~ suredly in Private and at the poll

-*<1--i THINK lT OVER

It has been facetlonsly salrl that

"the public want to be gulled." lt

is not true; they do not "want" to be gullerl hut too often they a.

low themselves to be carried away by the sophistrlea of voluble agi- tators. The untllinking fall to the wily faklr believing hlm to he, as

he declares he ls, giving his money or his goods for the benefit of his

patrons A moments thought onlyi

overnmgm to make it Wy ¢_h,,‘ ing, to show cause why.he slloulfl

he compelled to appear, and

l_,

This column Ia open for the discussion by correspond- ents of questions of inter- est. The Charlottetown Guardian does not nscua-

axprealed hy. its corres- pendants.

*O-O-0500-OO-OO-OOO-OO-GOO.-O-O-DO

0p nion Wanted

'rin Public Forum _ ,

Sir,-I would thank you v

much 'f you would ask Rev. R. Stavert lo give his- opinion or thi following verse of Scripture, Paul to Timotlly. I Timothy; 5 chap. 2‘..l verse:

*Drink no longer water. but use

a little wine for thy stoniaclfs sake and thine other lni‘irlnltfes."

I am, Sir, etc, `

LISTENER _

Kensington, Oct. 13. l921_

Reply to Hon. Mr. Lea

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Sir,--The Hon. Mr. Lou, ill your

issue ol the 18th, attempts a reply to my letter. but ho is very carc- ful to steer as far away as he can from the points which I raised, or to answer the questions \vliicli I asked. My question, which I now

repeat, was quite plain. It was: ,

"We want to, know \vllo received this $2.310 and i`l'oni wliolll the cattle were bought." Ho says this question was “asked and answered on the floor of the house last ses- sion rn more than one occasion." Permit ills to tell him that it \vlls - ilot, and up to the present the pcoplc have no information as to

\vho thc person or persons are_

MV other statement--and I only

made two concerning his depart ment»»ll»> confirms ln his letter. lt was, that. "a herd of pure brcll Holstein cattle has been cstahlisll- cd at lfalconwtlotl farm, of whlsn

Mr. Iwo (‘onlmillslniier owns part." _ Mr. Lea, with regard- to the bull admits this, but there arc also two heifors upon the owncrslllp ot' wlllcll llc. might enlighten us. That. llc niay not inakc any very sri'iml< llii.<taki» l might say that l alll not without some inside knolvlctilze upon this slibjcct, and that his cvaslnn of lily questions will not satisfy those who are looking .for

a straight and honest answer.

Su lar as his personal insinint-

tions go, if I\lr_ Lea has anything to say like a_man. in the open. ict him trot it out, and I will deal with lt.

But in one thing let mc speak plainly: lam not receivlilg 'll-

l tb

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arily endorse the oplnlona gl

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Underwear WANTED

This is the Time of the Year for .Gloves ml. Ultlttllttf _

Pitons are lleady with tile "Best i0 lie Hall

It is so exasperatirig to have under-garments that pinch

and bind, or that sag and are bulky.

And it is so easy to get the right kind, that protect so com'

fortably, and yet one never knows a moment’s annoyance from them. ‘

That is because some manufacturers make garments to

make money, while others mlake garments as they _should be made-to give satisfaction and make CllSt0m€l‘S f0I‘ life-

Our part is to bring here the go0d'fitting kinds that give

perfect' satisfaction. These, for instance:

A splendid ling of ladies high neck, long sleeve vests, sei'

ling for _ _ 591:.

Allothci' lillc of ladies high neck, L. S. selling _at

Watsons V'neck, elbow sleeves and low licck and

prices ranging from $1.00 t'o'

* . 5° 'Z rl -A CD 2' $1 .' _'_

Stanfields' extra heavy weight $2.25 Also fine silk and wool vcsts scllillg at $2.00

Ladies comb. suit, iight and heavy \\.'ci_t;‘lit ill wool, prices

raligillg from $2.65. to _ _ $3-35

Ladies Bloomcrs in all wool at $2-50

Ladies Bloomcrs in pink and crcalll i'l'oln $f.:i0 to $1.49

Ladies Drawers to match vcsts,.allkic and knee lengths,

prices from 850 to $2-75

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salary and indelilnity amounting tol_ $2.500 for m t services. l have to'

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earn ill\ oun livin and rolits"M

' _' ' L: D » whatever they may be. anti I have

lcail'.< part .in thc l'ol'lllalion mt iMr_ l\lng has found in this pro- ijnhm __(;,,\-f.,-n,h€.m_ M,-_ Mh(.]nhn viilco quite slitficicnt trouble for

one lcador_ He tllsplayed a flash

acKenzle King

not. bcsilles this the help of 3 $450 l

tzliopk from the public trezlsllry to pay mv travelling expenses, with a free railway pass in my_pockct_

I nm. Sir, etc.,

EATLEV

_ 3_hy of Halifax

Mr, Mat-Kenzie Kim; has colllc to

Novzl Scotia anti has irllllv; and pro pcflplv- .tru wolltlcl`lllll “`ll.V ll"

_ as how he managed to skulk awuy GEORGE WH ' dh; ,mf _a|§@,;k in i|;,|if;ix_ Cari lt

.ahd|dates_ so Ca||@d_ are expected f0l1l1d'~' _Why does lt permit Can.; ;‘;__‘;m____ll;_~“l_qU2gF`;»¥§_;_____;|_;ld___;:'_> --- -é-_;------ bg |]|;|y [hp I,ilyo|-al lcatlcr totally

hm Income “mes to be me I 1 h ___ , ‘_ ‘ ‘ ovol‘l<.‘okctl that tact that sutli it

ig e` f°"fabl0 illmwlll- looking for li loophole of escape clly as the I-alullll of the lu'<»vlll<'<“-

fiom the predicament And how

--on large incomes-in the worlil'_’, __ _ - `exists? On the l‘olltl'1ll'.\'. Mr. Killlf.

i 'l l ll l`l'ilx

' - . - - _ . l ~» _ ‘ _ is all-too-wc. awai'f\ itat ll i ' Wiiy thc Lorporatlon Tax! The }l0n_ Mackenzie ning wrl»_m1|-0ii_ly be tries to crawl out _of fx,h_LS_€_x|sh__ fm. him_ as 1,

.Speaking to a Charlottetown awll- its At lsussex, N13.. he said: "l mighty gmail any to silly ilu-tty

“isnt lt about time the counn-y ence. It was H lone Way from the was not making f-liarges ,rokmsr from. --

got cn’ to some of the halfllakci he‘*dq“'"t""5 Of the RHHWHY BOHNI ANY l1v|.BM.BElR OF THE EOARD' lrerhtnl ‘;lTlilsi(iilZ.sHlrllihetirligngislliili-

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young theorists-~"tlie :1l=-rt I’r0E,'r=ls __T0r0m?` and Zppnrenuf a safe but was charging the government 'fax is not f`ar to st-ek. The answer

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s|yes"__|, asking mel! a IEW la: B 8 ce rom “ ‘ch W ‘url 1"* lvlllh 'WYMIE ll0lD3 LN CREATING is aa -plain .ls 4 pike staff, Hon .h

- V P ‘U lnuendoes at the personnel of that THE B,0AR_1)_" Aitogethm- wo ipirh l\. Maclean is one of Mr. kings

questionsaud dealing with fucts‘." Comnllsslon. Those who attended My King, .Leg ug qimte his actual candidates in this colnstilllency.

What we need. and wc need it his mwllngh Will Well remember words, as reported by their own Thm l“'t"‘ Mr' Kin" "ml his l’""`

_ ' , l ll' d "ll l." ` ll' llf' lt_

as much in gms province as hhy_ hvw he dilated _Upon these men. 8|* stenogra-pher in 'the Patriot of the ;"hdnc‘?un,dv_ _____0,€_,_ 'ryrhni Nfi’hi§U__Y, where c|5e_ is B “me Clear lhmh_ leilllg that mel’ '“'°l`° ‘uvelung 7th. “We found that threenuart- so .strikingly lpoinicd out here last.

- trade into other companies in which ers of tmp, Board of D"-ecmrg week when he 4'lla.l|-cnged Mr. Mt-<

andidates are following his ex-

And then again. Mr. King said:

placed with insurance companies

ing when confronted either by fa- they themselves held huge ‘meh WERE COMPOSED OP GENTLE lean 'to state publicly his position

kirs on the Market Squure_ on the egtg_ But it dp] get to 'poromm MEN VVHO WERE DIRECTORS with regard to thc fiscal poll:-ics

of the country partlf~illat'iy as they

midway, on the Exhibition Grounall that he had said these things, and_0p OTHER .COMPANIES SUppLy. are ___'._,é___m me ‘DUIICNS ‘nr the or in the public political meeting. Mr- Ha”'_““- chairman Of he Com' ING Til-PE GOVERNMENT WITH lrndor unrlcr \vlios»a‘hanilcr he has

_ __ mission lost no time in comment-~ E U|piM_5NrI~ AND |,_\;|sURAlN.CE_~ elected to contest this cons-t|t~

Mr' Macxmme MDF' me Lad" nf int! to dcnl with the honorable gen was that 3 charge agalnstthe Gov- "e"">'~ Mr. Wlrif-rllcn dill not lllln0H the prgsem' day Lmemxs has con' tleman_ And, like Mr. Lemieux. ernment or against the members of ;'_:P;'L'°;_`°; _’_"__"__;ta:.;':1_hv"_';_f__h__nl:;'"gr Umded 5 Campalgn Uf emslonfl "ml the tI{on. Mr. King lost no time-in the Board? eriehce hh, whore M,._ Mhhlehn

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flulbblllms in this D|'0VlllC€- Hifi '”_"' - stood on the irlliff qlirstion. lcvlcw

in fact, tllat. ilnlcss Mr. .\’laclr»an

3 policy flisnstrolls to (anatlil, tl’

(1 n uh", on F\"'"||l‘°d ‘W W 3 L9*-|\°”~ ECTORS OF THE ASSURANCE "lliiplenientcd in lcp;isl.itlrn" in

ti _ If ' ' ‘ ,,, -' ' ' " -

e l ebb n the, squirm (`()MlPANi. Was flint also H line with thc snlenln pledge writ~

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"nd qu’ le and evade the i*'9“" charge "against the Governnlcnt" fell lm" ll- _ they me faklrs to be avoided. MUST PAY :OUR WAY or against tho pcrsonncl of the 'H"" A' "' M""l"'"" 'S l" "" px'

~ -;- _ -, _ trclliel_\' tllfficult position ill this

Roald.. Then furtlicr, hc said.

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____¢,>._____ Boston Globe: Tlierc is an olfl ..(~0.hm|¢;tors of one company had h """li»a sn: so _r _cu t _a _linsll_on.

contract running for over nine years

evangelical hymn which g,,CS_ _ indeed. that his pic:-ini lcrltlcrtoll-

sitlcrlld dist-l‘ctlon 'lllc 'lu-tier part

A TAMFF Fon REVENUE '-Simi] 1 lm carried tri the skies ANlD A DlllP)f!TOR 0l~` 0\'I"} OF of valor---anti gave llalifax a widn

on flowery bells ot ease. 'runs-E w/is A rlinavron or berth- Not only is Mr. lMar.lr~.i_n

` Whlll-l others fought I0 Wlll l|\'? '|~||-E UA-NAn|AN N_.\T|();\vA[, known to favor this policies ol' ihc

Tha SL John 19155,-,ph mmm-ks prize __ , . . _ . govemment of ilt_ I-lon, Arthur

’ Or sailed through blootlv sells? RAILWAY' AND IN ANnTm"R `M|~igi,¢.n hui |,(. in knnh-,| ,N wcll

that Mr. Melghen knows that free _ ` VASE WtAFl l‘l'tl9SllDE\'T ANll) ,U 'havé 'hmm nn',,`,,|- ,hh ,hd whh' trade is in no sense an issue, that The answer was simple. We MANAGI~1R." We ask again, was actually cnnccivc-l thc platform

dui thc right anti pi't.pcl' thing, ivhcil llc t-llosc <-ollntlgv :ini not lparly with <‘anafia incilacctl by llot'i'ul‘s past thinking zllltliil_ Mr. l\l:lclean's mistake was lliatl-c

of political sllgltciiy foreign to his l'ccr.i‘tl when ho refused to come hcrc and run into liddcd embarrass ments. (Halifax llorald.)

when. last sessiioli, lic llcgail lol *'*<‘°>"'l‘

slide hack towalld Mr _ King, through lilo "iviltlcrncss ot' no.

lllan'5 hind." Ani way, Mr. King did lint rollin to llalii`ax~ sitaylérll away, no, doubt, in much thc sallle lrallie of' minll as that which pro-lliplctll Jltmcs A. I~‘rasel', of Now Glas- god, Libcral gttllwsll-t and Lllicl-:ll editor, to write this at. tho tilllc when Mr. ‘Mnc.l,cnn wa.~:_ hclng tiicntionrd as a likely King cillilll-

datet O I _ “Mr. MacLean for the past = _ eight years has not been pro- ’ t fit-"lble to Liberalism. How it l will end. we don't know, but

these "Liberals" wllo joined the Tories to crush the Llb- eral party in 1917, are ln. aistcnt In their demand thai those who Stood for the Llhcral party In 1917. and were beaten by Mr MacLean. shall take hlm again. It la a hard dose to swallow. _:ind whether the Hallfav Liber. als can be forced to swallow

it. remains to be seen."

Lloyd George Rady To Put Main Question

l.()I\'DfVl\', Ori. lil-The fateful.

dccislvc qliestioll as to whether the Sinn Fein is prepared to accept Donllnioll status and renounce its demand for separation from the llrltisll Empire, \vlll be put hy Pre- micr Lloyd George at to-morrow's session of the peace conference. lt. was learned tonight on the high- est atllllurlty. `

The Ulster question will bo

hrollgllt to the immediate lore- frollt ill the parleys_ Premier Lloyd (ioorgc, 'ill order to consult Sir .lalncs Craig, Primo Minister of the Ulster Cabinet, may ask that tht colltcrcnce adjourn llntll Monday -

Ask for i\lIui\rrl'a nml take no ollu-r.

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' won't hr-_ We shall hlivo i0 D-"ly "UV phat it I-hump Rgriinqi tha (;,,va,-n, that is tho (iovornni¢~|ll‘~» piuilorln . P

the Liberal lmhcy I5 " “rm 1'" passage to whatever sklf'S W0 f‘-\'< i ..,.` . , ‘ at this inonicllf l~`llr that l'r~a.~4rvn revenue and that tariff revision pcct to rcnch. Anil that is exactly mem on M'M"‘S‘ THF' l‘\mv_' and knowing what ho dill. it is

r ' whut's hapllcnlnlz to us now. The YUUAI# MPFMBERIS 0|" Till” small wnnflcr that thc l’rllnr- Min-

noi tariff annihilation .is one 0! bills are coming tn. /lun we arc no/inn 'ro wH.riM lil-1 Han mor lallml _W flllilclly .tml |.~ln»<.,| me mlm plank-_.1 of the Lib"-8| obliged to pay thelli. ,qpEC.|A[, m.;|.‘Em.;_N(}|.;7 rf was"-_ ly to Mr. Maclcun from a Halifax

p|a"orm_ ,Let ,_s_B%_ a .hmm for A __ _______ _____ w____k____ _(___ in truth lt churgo, for ha flillrpi platform :i fcw nlgllis alto.

_ y uilll ‘ dare to try that m the open whhre Halifax does not forgot. Mr. .\lt|r.~

,-pi-¢nu¢“ jg r-yiqengiy ‘lnnt 3 pm. years to tistabllsll himself as a - _

__ __ __ peach grower und hart invested hl~l_lte would be limennhlo to the law. __ __ _

wcuve "rm “ “Um ml' "°"°“”° all in u small peach orchard whlqh hut it was the hasest of undcrhanll \`\\\\ \ \'\ _ is just the kind of tariff flint has b_100;_l1°f|_b0\_l_“¢9_;’_\:_H|_&_- lam" sam; fnafnuatlons, reflecting upon the ~~" _ I/_

t . n - 0 0 c urn _ ___*

,H Mons been in nwmuon in G,-BM mg ng: Sungny nor nw “HL nm, chalacter of these mon. and imply ____ _ D 0 D D S /~

Britain: and Great Britain is wide- the “HV mi "llnlslel" "em L" '"5 that they were corrupuy ""|"g '/

_ _ hunt him up and inquired the ren- their positions tor the profit ot' the

'Y "0"" “5 “ `l'l'°° Trad* ‘77U“”' son. The discouraged young fellow "ther (,0mhhn|es wnh which they

ti-y_" exclaimed: “No, and what ls more I

_ hm not coming any mom Do you were connected. Ilf t was noi for

lf a 'tariff for r.evenuo" ls one lhmh [hah wohshh, h God who this purpose, why did he mention t

ol the ...mud punks of the Libgru; loves me so llt-tie that he let n these incidents at all? Hut now no \U U __`. S/ |

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U frost kill all my veachet-i'."° The oltl pm;-15 down from Nh he,-ch hug

tn nw'

Yay

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( ‘ ._ A' ') i ‘ ' he osnlhly coulth-lust sufficient. ‘ ~"'~ -

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_ %_ most innocent that the fsklr is ln stand on the Liberal platform. 'b':::"_m}:nf ‘|’m’t""pew|:esfl. “rw ' .I he thoushh to have hh, ,hm _ H .

Valentine Martina, single

waterproof aa It ll possible to

I Double Sole

A good reliable grain feat

Excellent aplit leather hiu

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l“*'»f°¥`m~ mms” *ml* f‘W"l` me mlnlstcr loked at him n moment -I i M I h _ _ , Di/.f ._ |

t untl Prem er og en cram \{_

.- - _ l ll -. ndihen replica lrlmlly: “° -_KIDNE _.

retention of line .ncidrnlal protcc __l;__l;__:_anc:e____i;_ God _oven ou __e__e__ med the shmdm. down hm lh|.0ht_ ,___ “___ __ _ __,_

tion that has encouraged Canada's man li does your peac,lies Ile and Mr ll-fauna got after him to "- a‘f'G EUQBTS

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industries and the investment of k“°W“ that while Peach" d° bel make 3°°d hh "°'d” AM ""3" ABETE

i c" ,l

_ _ , _ __f_;ll._,_ __ HT- L- _hpify 5 ,

_ -_ _ _ -1,13. » __

_ ter without fronts, .lt is impossible | f -,ill . _ O

MTURDAV 19 M would be needed to convince the capital in those industries do not to grow the beat men without he makes h 5 wwe" H "ace “I as ’ _

Dn m..n'a heavy work boots for fall Ames Holden and Wry Standard. Whole Stock, heavy clump sole $5.00 and $5.25

aole in Urua Calf aa naar make leather ....... l5.35 40c Extra

I-°'\a I-ve Swv. Wry standard mal<¢, (in. nm kind)

hand aids closed ....... ....... .................. $0.00

ll°l‘» llngle sole bluchor, the

kind people como back for again and again $4.50

char 83.50

Cheaper grade of apilt leather with good heavy lolo

N” lwyll womerra and chI|dran'a at equal valuoa.

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