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‘.Tf.‘.Il'.’.'.‘.'.'£»”P.‘§.`»'5X32.'.'1i. ?€I'."’ "‘"° - CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1917 §§__&’ $1°.'$2212t'2lil‘$it.,"I..".l‘.‘l3I.‘.f2."i.?t.‘1‘t“"“'“°° I -

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DOOM OF LIIURIERISM ’SPLENDID MEETING _ "THE GREAT BRITISH VICTORY

ALREADY Eviosiu In omuio view. STILL BEING FOLLOIIIED UP

Fllleen 0ntario Ridings llave No Laurier

Candidates. In Pliteen 0thers. lie has Eo- dorsed l.ibera_ls Publicly Pledged to Support Military Servicc Act. Six Western lIuion= isis Will be llnopposedL» No Laurierites will be I-Ilected in Sask.'and 0nlyTwo in Manitoba

(From Our Own Correspondent.) OTTAWA. Nov. 23.-Sir Wilfrid

Laurier has failed to find n candidate to endorse in'elgi\t Ontario consti- tuencies and in seven otiiers he has not decided whom to endorse. 'l"Iie facts are that in ilfteen Ontario ri- dlngs he has no candidates. in ili- teen others ho is endorsing IAl.\erals_ publicly pledged to support the Mili- tary Service Act and as he had no cau- dtdates supporting him he has given his endorsatloirto men opposed to* the main issue. Every day sees the Ontario Unioiilsts grow|ng"in strength and the Toronto Star, Liberal Union- four seats in that province. I

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lion. J. A. Calder was elected to-

day hy acciaination and it is expect-

ed four or tivo more Western Union- istn will bo without opposition hy witlidrawnl of opponents. The Win- nipeg Free Press,_i.iheral, will not concede Laurier a single seat in Sas- katchewan and that he has a. chance

_to elect a candidate in but two Mani-

toba constituencies.

The Great War Veteran‘s Associa-

tion of 26,000 returned soldiers, through their oflicial organ to he ls- sued before the election, will declare their unanimous support of the Union Government.

VIIITOIIY LUAN ANNOUNCEMENT

SPECIAL I.O\\' RATES' BY Il-AIL\\'.-\ Y T() CH.~\RI.O'l‘-

'I‘E'I`O\\'N ON 'l`I’ESI).\Y 27th NOYEIVIBER. EN- 'l`ER'l‘.~\INMEN'l‘ IN ()I’ER.»\ HOUSE 'l‘0 ALL VIS- ITORS (‘..-\I.LlN(ii .\'l` \'I("l`0l{<Y `L().\N' HEAD - QUARTERS 0l"I"l(.‘l<] IN E.-\S'l‘ERN TRUST BUILDING. \\-'IIERE 'I`l(‘KETS (‘AN BE lI_\I)

FREE OF (‘lIAliG E.

Arrangements have been made by the Provincial

Executive of Victory Loan Campaign and officials of the railway for special excursion rates on regular trains on Tuesday, 27th November, from -d»iI"fei'ent points as fol-

lows :-

' » FARES ON REGULAR MORNING TRAINS FROM SUMMERSIDE, CAPE TRAVERSE, ELMIRA, SOURIS, GEORGETOWN AND MURRAY HARBOR TO CHAR- LOTTETOWN ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1917.

GOOD TO RETURN ONLY

BY I REGULAR AFTER-

NOON TRAINS OF SAME DATE.

SUll(MERSIDE...'... .......$1.15 - 'KENSINGTON... ... .85

FREETOWN

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2- EMERALD JUNCTION .so '

_;‘ CAPE TRAVERSE

BRADALBANE .

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__ ST. PETERS

MORELL _ _ _ _ MT. STEWART GEORGETOWN

MONTAGUE ._ ._ MURRAY HARBOR _ __

MURRAY RIVER 5 VERNON RIVER

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.eo .50 1.50 i;4e

.85 .80 .70

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VERNON .55

PROPORTIONATE i<ARES i~'ROM

STATIONS

NOT NAMED. ALL FARES ABOVE ONE DOLLAR

INCLUDE WAR TAX.

THE OUT-GOING TRAIN FOR THE EAST ON

TUESDAY AFTERNOON WILL _BE .HELD .UNTIl_ FOUR O’CLOCK. THE TRAIN POR MURRAYIHAR- BOR WILL LEAVE AT 4.10. _ _ _ _

This will give all in above Districts an opportunity tc

cnmo to Victory Loan Headquarters, Charlottetownhaiid get any further information desired as to the p_ui‘c aSP of “Victory Bonds.” The Executive find that _i_n sonic Districts people who have_ money to invest are esiiou. offurther explanations with_ regard to the Loag. H __

Any one can make application direct at t e ea__-

quarters Oliice or at any I_0-Wk and, not “ec‘}3,SSa".1.y through the Canvasser. It is_ the desiriz of the I;_I?‘;_1_;I__ 'cial Executive to have everything possib e arrange

that the Victory Loan in I. will receive _the II_ea1‘I5.V co-operation of all and this is necessary to make__it success it should be. The cause is Just, the securi y

solute Bullets and bayonets win battles, but money

wins wars., All nations, including Canada. heed m0'

Hey. The resent high price being received for farm pro-

p .

ducts depends upon_0UI` P@0I>Ie bemg able to buy them

kept

This they cannot do unless our manufacturers are _ asoins- T0 ensure *IPS the Dommuln Golfignnmgxi nilglr have money. Subscribe to the Vic 0I‘Y

supply the funds to PI`e‘feIII hard tlmes'

Wh-en You bul’ 3 V10I0I`Y Bond' even Ia Fgtgegoggt

one-A-you are helPIYI8' Canada-youi are doing

vice to your country

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All are invited to come to the C1tY» Vlslt I°__°II_I

L0 H d arters take in the free entertainmen _a

an ea. qu 9

the O era House at 2 p.m., which _includes ie specia

_ I’ _ d Miss Canada. Every

story of Sir Thomas.White_ an _ _,S . one is asked to co-opefate I" making Tuesday pecla

- " nd success. Victory Loancdjiil BI EITNGWORTII. '

' Chairman Provincial EXGCUUVG-

J. o. HYNDRIAN _ _

. Chairman

Publicity Committee. '

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"The joint political meeting at Grandview Thursday night was ii large and enthusiastic one. All the candidates were given a good und at- tentive hcaring and there were no other speakers. Tho ovutioii tender- ed Messrs. Martin :md Nicholson on rising to speak, tho applause which punctuated their forceful remarks and the cheering at the closo of their addresses showed iiiiinistakcahiy that their candidature and what they stand for are most nccnptnhlc to the people of_this community. The speakers iii order were Mr. I). Nicholson. Mr. .]. lil. Sinclair, Mr. AIexandci‘ Mnrtin and Mr. A. B. Warburton.

Mr. Nicholson spoke along llic

lines followed in his Iiiidress at l’ow- nal which has heeu publisiicd in the Guardian.

MR. MARTIN`S SPEECH.

Mr. Martin began hy expressing his

great pleasure at meeting such a large audience as that which was present that night. They had listened nt- ientively to Mr. Sinclair, who had made some very strong statements that would not hear very much criti- cism. `~ _ '

Ile next drew tho attention of the

meeting to thc great desirability of subscribing to the Victory Loan. the advantages of which, both to the in- vestor and to the nation, he ably and convincingly set forth, and stated that the fact that people we-re subscribing so well to the Loan was a sure indica- tion of the prosperity of the country.

A great many things had been dis-

cussed,-tiie women’s vote, elections, the Franchise Act, thc- Nationalists of Quebec and other questions. some of which were not relevant to the pre- sent occasion. The Opposition caiidi- dates, and some others. did not seem to think at all that this was an elec- UOII Such as never before had been held in this province or in Canada, IIII‘I~ Ile IIODBII. would never be held in Canada again. "lt is an election," he said, “occurring at a time when 0'-II' COIIIIIFY is in dire and extreme denser. engaged in ii life and death struggle with a. foe whose rapacily and resourcefulness are unparalleled in the history of the world,-an elec- ti_on in the midst of a war the mag- nitude of which it is diilienlt to con- template. We have read of wars. we have heard of wars. but they were insignificant compared with the pre- sent Struggie. I am witiiin the mark, I think, when I say that at l»;-.ist two. thirds of the countries ol' tho world are hi the light. Surely this is Ar- niageilrloii; and when they endeavour to miike out that this is an ordiiiary election contest. heiwecn Lihoi'als and Coiiierviitivos, I disagree. and I have II0 IIOIIIII llle great iiinjorily oi' the Donnie iiisaiircc' wiiIi"'tiioiii ciitirely. Tliui. may bc tho idea ol' these ho- iioiiriihio gentleineii. but ii. is not mine This is not an ordiiiary c~lect.ion; .I- say It cnipliatically. My hon. friend Mr. Sinclair stated that wo were elec- ted Liherals or (ioiiscrvaiives. \Vhat- ever ive were electeil. to-dny we are either for IINITY, or we are not. One 01lI‘I,V Is for it lTn|o_|i Governiiiciit and i.Ili-_ Illhtii' Is ilol. 1\i'i'.(iriling I0 Ilmgg gciilli.-:i1o|i's vzirrl. they were “wiii-thc- wa-r" i'iinilidii_tc.s; hui Iii-night. the IOIIU I-‘I IIIIIIIII-!t‘II. 'l‘|ioy :irc lilbornls. they sity, and lhzit IS what Ilii-y ure. They were \vIn-ll|i‘.~w;ir <~ai|illd;ttng_ Inil they have dropped that lillc and arc- now l.ii>ci°nI.\'; and in this I

cause he Nillowed It mncii longer than either of them has done-he has left

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-German Prisoners Now `0ver 9,000. Germans Stripping Can`ib»‘a`i oi

E.’2.‘?.§f‘..!"i:’3?‘.?.1’.“:f..'.:‘..ri.”‘II:;€“..t‘I;“,$35 its Military Stores Preparatory to abandoning it. British Firinly

sible one that can he tak:-ii under lin

circumstances. And what about lVIr_

Carvell? lie has also come to' llii conclusion tiint the voluntary systcin is -inadequate consiiicrliig tho crisis through which the country is passing. And numbers of olliorsi There is tlhe Leader ot the Oppositioii in Onta- rio. ‘ *These strong nicn hiivo left choir pn.f¢y_ on this important issue. and the 'I takri- il, are more likely tn come _ u. proper conclusion as lu the dee bility or otlicrwlso of join- ing their on Govcrninent tlinii either Mr. S r or Mr. Warhui-toii, or lialf-a-do ___ more like lhein. I doii't like irolscflptioii. I doii’l like tnkiiig

it dose ot§bud inediciiie, hut if -l- want to get we ___.l must lake it. Well. that is what l* hink about conscrlpliou. I BELiEVl_ IF WE WANT TO CARRY' ON THIS-;-.WAR AND BE TRUE TO OUR AL ' E8 AND TRUE T0 OUR- SELVEI8 I f we, want to he ’I‘ItlIIC T0 THE ITISH EMPIRE and true T0 OUR BRAVE BOYS AT THE FRONT (Hear. hear) WE MUST NOT STAND STILL. (Applaiise) What wo be thought. ol' us? licre is it natf alongside oi' us. They realised _ length lio\v serious the struggle s. although for a long time they esltated. They said: “We will not h y‘_e anything to do with the wer; we -a natloii of peace”;_ and so they tinued, until they suw that Germany was not only contem- plating thai overthrow nf England and France, hilt that her nniliition, the snihition of the Kaiser, the ambition of the W-hole German Military Mu- chine was._ito embrace America in Iier march of ' conquest. The United States, realising this, camo forward to help ue; and now. when the troops of the Great Republic are going for- ward to help our boys in the iight against the ,common foe. would it not, be fiisliviieurahle. to say the least. for Cuiiadn to_hack out and say: “We will leaveyou to do the figliting"? is there anyone who appreciates” the meaning of the word honour in its highest uiidybcst sense, \vlio would en- dorse such ta proposition? “(‘.on- si-ription" may not be it very pleasant

word; they might. use the words "Se-I

lectivn draft," as Mr. Nicholson says. But consider for a. moment the provi- sions of the Militia Act-the Act which Captain Re-ani. the Liberal Chu- didnte for Prince County, thinks should he enforced. Perhaps you do not know sn much about it; I know ii little-»:ii>ou~I~-il. it is an act that win.-'on thc statute hook for iiiiiiiy yvIir.~‘. aliieniied by Sir Wilfriil linu- ricr in liltlti; and wltzii are thc provi- sion'-'. ot' (lin-I uct? liniicr thc pre- sent t`oi‘in of coni~'i'riplioi\ no iiiuii will br- taken who is liceilcil nl lionio. and this is uliiiiniiiiitly proved hy the c,vcinpIion wtiiriis to ilutc; :iinl if any miiu wh'o is-tiikcii thinks lic siioulii he cxcniplcii, he can appeal lo thc pro- perly i'oii:~'l|lulcil Appc'iI 'l`i‘il>|iiinl to iiiivc his rliiini r.~|uiI:ihl_\' si-Iii-wi. i'n- der thc Miliiiii At-l_ mi Ihr- Oiiivr Iiuliil, they \\'<-ro to Iii* 4-liinicn hy hill lot. Thai woilld liif‘:iii that thc nantes of nil mon In-Iwo:-ii thc agen of 2| and tio or 65. wuniri ii-.» put into 3. lnix. 'l'iii-.rn iiiiglii hc :i I`iirinci'- -- wie will :<|ip|io:~Ic---willi four sons iw sides iiiinsi~ll`; and zt nolgiilioi'iiig lui' iilorluii old uiiin willi one son. The iiuiiics are pulled out of thc hox. :intl il falls to the lol of the old Iniin :tml

toiiiiec-

tion thoro In a curious fact to ho no- ted. Tlrnrc is ii gciitlcmair who is running In l’rlii<-.c (?ount.y.-ii Liiieral the same as Mr. Siiiclziir, hut. they are noi. running on tli-if saino lines. Cup- tulii Joseph itcnri is ruiiiiing with tho firgiiiiif.-i. in his inoiiili that thc Mili- tia Act is the Art. that siioulii he en- l`orced. .The Militia Act, he snvs, is

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his only son to go. while the otlicr l`nrmcr and his four sons inziy get i~.lcar.- That is the uiitiire of thc Mi- litin. Act. Would that hc ii fiiir i:n|nc'.’ 'l‘hiit was on the statute ironic, piissf-.d hy Sir \\'iIi`i'Iii I.nIit‘icr. The ('nii» scr\'.'itivr~.s raised no noise when that

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(Canadian Press Despatch.) lpiirposc hut all wi-re easily i'cpnlscil.' (¢;mad|an pn" Despatch)

liltI'l‘-ISII ARMY IlE_Al)QlIAlt'I`-'At Cantoiiig u_nii iwyoild Misiiiorcs we BRITISH ARMY HEADQUART.

ERS IN l~‘ItAN(ll<}. i_\I_ov. 2-is--(Hy llit~.,lin\'e broken into sectioiis the lust Of ERS IN I*`ltANCE, Nov. 23.-~(BY the Associated |’ress)_~ lhe success ol’_ the liiiideiilnirg line with the famous Associated (Irene)--The British mrly thc ilrilish iiriiis in thc Canibriii sci-.-.tiinii1=lwiiei'c the coiiiiter-attacks have today drnvn back thc enemy at the tor has contiiiucd to grow steadiIy,Iiii;-cii heavy and pressed with great nlcvation called Tadpele Copse, which and Field Mzirhnl l{uig's troops in a_-detei'ni|natloii, but we hold f-vc-ry po- dominated a lnrgn, nectlgn of the Cir

little more than Iwo days llgliting. sitioii tnkcn. ‘nal du N0,-d_ and 3 mrgg part of Mmm. have over-ruii :iii arcs equal In size vres in the tfninbrnl area,

to that won by lin: iirmiiaiis iluriiiii BRITISH CASUALTIES SMALL,

thc Iirst iifloi-n dnvs of their spcclii

ANOTHER GERMAN ATTACK RE-

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I’III‘II` III`I"" "II \ I`I"I‘I"~ ()|ir vasiialtii-si are iilinost iiii-rcdihiv (Canadian Press Despatch.)

_ ` I Sinull. The troops are iiiosl i~iiccrl'iii PARIS, Nov. 23.-Another German.

9-00° PRISUNERS TAKEN- |=iii<l_ are roaniing over new and un- I Ttienipt to recapture ground taken by

spoiled coiiiitry where villages have' the l»`reiich on their recent attack on

reuelied the liniit oi' nur~vi<:tor_v. 'i‘hi~.f

and. Great slrctciies of new 4-Ouiili1v and fresh villages ure being cupturcil. Besides increasing in depth the -wedge is spreading at the base.

ilisfrnncliisoment, you rcniemhor, Mr. ('hni`i'niaii. those. very gciitlcinc-ii who to-iluy shed such hitter tours over the ilisl'i~aii<-liiseiiient. of pro~Germans, dis- francliised the Dominion officials in this province. The Conservatives were in power and went out. "All thc officials would be Conservatives," they said. "The local Government is going to have an election. and in or-I

' Ica"3‘II‘=‘" P"¢5S D°5PaI°I“I Iiiot. bei,-'ii destroyed :ind tilicd iiclds the Aisnc front was checked by

m?_`R]3]T.I_§HN0vI{EII\D:'2\,[iI;\ _I)I_`I,aboiintI. l<‘rcnt-Ii tire, the Wur Ofiice reports.

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success grows hourly. Tho total ol' I

prisoners is approncliiiii: nine thous-I _ _

IIISUAIIY IISI IN SI. IIIHN, N.B.

' KILLED IN ACTION (specliil)

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WEATHER UNFAVOURABLE’ I Pte. Charles Mclnnis, Infantry, ST. JOHN, N_ d3__ N°v_ 33_._A gm

_ _ _ - _ _ Clear springs. caiisiiig inuch property damage BM

0__;_I‘_i__“Ea::;‘;‘___fi°:;_t_I_;“e;__;Ix§i__?_;‘r51_ I_=te. Henry Jas. Burke, Fortune which threateiied to be e. serious cob airplane observation. Nevertheless the Bndge' . ~ . . nagmuon occurred in mls dt’ I9' ____me__ C0__________ ___ ny _w_____ _____ _________| Pte. Daniel Richard, Fifteen Point. night The Robertson-Fostensmlth ground peiietrating far into the cn;-I ., b"II‘I_InI`7' D°L`k st' was c°InPI°u?%z my __0______0____ ___ me level of “___ WOUNDED AND MISSING. destroyed but the firemen were ab troops. The latest village cnptureiiI _ hy SIITIIUOIIB “"0" I'° °°“II“° th' ____ Ca___0_____ and _he _________s _“___ _mwlt Gr. Gordon~T. Haszard, Charlotte- iianies to this_buildlng. The loss. of in the noighborliood of Bourbon and, °w"‘ - yhlch "U Csllmam can be mam’ at Moc-ucare while lighting is promising _ _ _ “III” hour' Wm be hwvy' TIII’ nm I' ___ the ____g_o__ ___, ____mmy_ __The mm it is learned with regret that .JIIr.s. HOW under control.

inv attenipted only a few small men- G- H.eI'I‘e"l HMZIHII' Elm Avennp has

ter-attack* between Rumill and Nov- ""“°I"“II “'°I"I I-IIIII II“I` 0lIIy S0" GI- THE “IPIATHER

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,- _ .~ , ‘ - . _ Gordon T. llzizard is reported woiiiiil- .

ellcs “ith troops liiiriiod up ioi thi. ____ ______ n__S_________ (___ ________Z______ ___________ '|‘|&MI>ERA_TURE_

. w__~___ ____M__,__MM~___,_, niilit-tiiig was cinploycil in the lloyat ..-T.II)E_ MQQN E!FC_

Bank. (`ity. lic joined Major I). A. _ ’

"How sorry wc arc." 'Talking uhout_ll/li-iiinnon':a Battery in il_n_li-fax. :i_nii| TODAV ls THE month DAY OF

;`.‘.‘.‘.’*?.“.fI.‘.`IL‘-"t-'..»”J£331.53.*I;2.‘.‘.i§ iI.‘é:I'$;';Ag;'g P»~~n°~P»~n°~ »~

,. . ' _ - 2 .~ 'I '.\ . " , __ I ‘ -_- __€___v ___'____ _____.'e.=: in<_>derate gales easterly, occassion- iiig qua ies nn: _ E. 3 __ al _.mn or sleep

spccted by all who know him. ll

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_ 1. ;‘ -e .I ho cd that more on-I 'é I-(i)JiilIaIgI`iI;(ii`<:N\'H of Ilhis t~’.=I\Ii1lII VOIIIIN Mlnard' I‘I"I'“°" " soldier- will noon he received. I 1

t Cu ea Neuralgla.

_LOIIIING EVENTS.

der to strengthen it. we will take a-IIE DANGEROUSLV WOUNDED ANNOITNCEIH-EN-Ts_ the votes from those (mise-i'vatlvo

oiIli'I:iIs;" utiil they ilirl. 'I`herc werv, Lt. Elmer G. MacLeod. II- F- C' nIEETINGsi ETC- nn tnnrg tiinii. ’l`lw_v iiisc|iiii'g+Nl r‘\‘I‘T.\' Hunter River ~»~~-~_---__._- oiic ol' those oillrisll-‘il irzivc tlicin III" Ncirs f'uiiii~ lo his nioil|i"I‘. _I\II`-'- ”"“'I‘liu Z\.’oi'l.li \VIitshirc Red Cross boiiiici.-; and as soon as Ilic_\~ tio' George li, i\ini~l.I‘riiI. liuntor IiI\‘I‘I‘- Society intend holding a baske; soci- tiirin init and Iiili-il thc lII_I-‘4IlI0IIS WIIII ycsteijiliiy that Iwi' soii Elinvi' hfI'I :ii VI'oiIiiesilii_v. Nov. 28th at 7.30 p. their own IIHYIY -IIIf‘.\' iwvo iII<‘IlI IJIII-‘II.I»ef_~.ii anlinittrii -to the Iltith I';i:=iiuiI.\' in. Liiiiif-s kindly bring baskets. - the voio zigiiin. I_t_‘lcaii`llllt NIIIIEQII. =i\III`i‘I‘IIII§ II"’III ITU" _ __ _ 1353. . Now, in f'losiiii:. I will `siiy this: ,-,|.,_ai.,n .if limiil and 1Iiiii;:r‘i'oii.~ .___ Tin-rn has never in-on in the iiistoi'.\‘ wniiiiiis _ *"'lIeui‘ Major Stauloy’s lecture §ot ot` the i-riiiiilry it l’rr‘iiiio.r who had lo |,ii-ui, !\ii'I.coil eiilinicil #Is II IIIIIIIII-`I_ itfton ilnli, Nov. 28th. Admllslml no Iliifiiogh WIIM Sli' II"I""I`I II0I"I"-II in tin- Ininoiis 081|. Sir-ge'l_I:iIi-'iy1IIII- only io cents. Chicken supper after* has LZOIIH I-III`0IIi§II- TIIIS II* II" IIIII" Icii with that unit 'is n SI‘I'IZI‘1IIII- III` ylecturo. Should weather he ntorm§ for- hesitation; this in no tiine for If-ziinoil for :ind w.'i< i4IIIIIlI'II II I`UIII ilrsi 1iiii\ night, 1363-11-24M2i. tho people ol' (`.:in:i<lu lo hull. 'l`III‘i iiii~.=sloii in Ihc IIO.\`I\I I"I)`iIII1 I'0I‘lIII_ Minards Linement cures gargetin cows _____.___»-_-E----~~--<4' nnil was lliffn SI‘IIi I0 IIIC II'I"III II' ---- ---

(Coiitiiiiicil Won pill-I0 HIXI ' ~i- It is siin~i~rcl\' |10 Oil II‘*II

l~‘r.lni _ _ D iiioro I‘zi\'or:ilili~ iivws will Sunil I'IiIII" 4-'l'+4"I~'l"|°Ol'§'l°l'§l'+§‘lI*§

Mlnard‘¢ Llnlmeni cure1 Toothilchv |~.-;;;n-diiig l.»I<-nt. IVI<-I.:-'oil`s ~oiiIlIIlf>II»

ECIINIIINSEII SPIIIIIIISE

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in this column. advts. are lnlertod

ON THE HOME STRETCH l`..`}"_°..°.'l".`l.;".§'f§"'.2'§f;..s.s.....;

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were the Art in l`oi'('¢- now Instr-ad oi' _ , I 0 ° t WANTED AT ONCE-A FEW CARS

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!lfnevIf(ILi§,i&lntIlIInd<{nI\It‘a,;‘llmlty man tlllill) III'l<l]sedI~vtiIIt‘i%oil [IIfmlhgoili`l'er|\¢rIIII}yI'lt°II'0éatIII£ A. to the Votes' III"I- von Suv Hhoill v0III‘ f<‘H0I`\'f‘ Iciiowirrliw I0! I*0°II'I¢°°'PI"5- GRM

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"3" S" Wumd I‘"“"°' bm" r°""I'§`~IIRTNIINA“cfs-Indezrifcldt°ilolN§iih"“Mli(Iic~ some einiiiiiaivs In this ima -iw-I .Int-i`nl1‘IligNmm Wm he your cmuccsl Iindxlliov » iaii-ii-II2I\I_3I e to power some time ago. Mr. A. . ‘ _ _ ‘ _ ‘ " ._ ` ,.' ' _ ________._____.__»---»--- ‘:.‘;‘.'.‘:.‘.:"“ "1:.§;:‘;°“;:‘;':*".‘.i.°'.slzfcli ;;;;:,;;.'.':.“:,.i..§2i.;?‘::;“i:1.:;":i::iii ,..:..;'“:..':: .'.*;°,.‘.':.‘;:..:I“.y..‘t;'::.arms. .......... .... ......§""__.;.. Milt _ ii in ii -i i .i~ - -‘ ' » -» I ‘I I - '_ ioci-ii-2 i. nent; me Op§osI;'3E“_ eyeilam; Ts an are men of peace and do not want ning. Many a time :i caiiriidatr. IIHS_| and utter this date nothing hu_t_ t;_ai_ Apply CBYVBII I3I`°5 ‘___

- war Yet Ihév should sav whetli6\‘ pgtlniateil the strength of their all lots issued on subscriptions w 8

of the same opmlon as Mr' Sinclar or (`anadfi should stand by the- Allies OI’ ponenls loo lightlv and conseqiiently ure in thc vote counting. This will WANTED- A MAR* FOR GEN - Mr' Warburton' He nys that RE' not' I Those people asked that tho at the wind-up have been out dlstanc- sive all contestants two weeks to tie', ai housework. ADDIY U12- ‘F- -

vote he denied them as this was I1 ed by ii. few thousand votes that th€'y vote their time and energy I0 ODUIU Hvndman. 291 KPIII sfésuls

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PROTECT CANADA. and much-as_he ""“I” °Ie°II°“ ““% I_I;°Y W_°_I_°__I;;f_ $333 could have ohtaine_d had they t out subscI;:_Dt_io_iis.__l_\_ii_i;;_%_ t’I:_0___:_l y_;`I__ Wm, ______________________ ||\¢¢._. rg _.Q d 1 N nn no likes III8 _IIIB WDP- B" W5! 9 ' they would needt em._ _ time e s s _ , _ ld .W ' | ° ‘If “QM” 1, ,°°‘§u, d 9 "And the vr<>G¢fm¢=IS and I’f“°°`I°““ The san-st piss is to get every voir not regret it aiiei- the closing of the Min-ras Llnlmont °\"'°° °° '-

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Ilhliiimztltller 'ot °I.|lTeste gentlgmenln be-lII=“'° I0" IIWI’ "°I°“' IMI' 5”' » possible and be able to Bl>I'II18 B MII" lsmpaign

the D_|-oiier one. Now. these gentle-_thc ,present lone, what would* he the S 0» H____w__ml_ Dry Hnrllwond prma-md_ men rlon't agree with Captain Itcnd; cry? ’I`liei-c is no politics about con _ ' _ _ Am_|_v ___ ly S,_(,“.an_ 164 Kem__Sf_ c ~f moose tsmoaiiin nioecieo io ron iariie Quebec tlteirc arc others in ngrco-_rliil this in every provlni-.c: In this . ...-./.--.-_-~.__~-_-~»------~ nieiil with them. There is mic gen- province. for iiistnncc, tiicri- were . FOR SALE UQUBLE (;ARR|AGE iieinan there whose- policy is thls:|two men to he appointed to siipcrvisc ______0____ _(___ ___ n____t_c_______ c_mdm0n_ "l won‘t support conscription: I won't_coiiscriptioii all over tho whole pro- '

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not do any ng to procec further HIIIJOII OUP an W UDDOII I0 _ , _ _ . ._ ~ ~- - y' k it »--- with the wai‘.' Ile is Mr. Ethier of other." Could any of these g0IIII“'I This is the lust iIay_ lcr i'iiii<|i<l;itei.\ II'Ii`I_'_'I'__',‘v_f;__II`:;i;,I";I:_`__;' _:i(;yl,Ll_H"|I,, ln. wANTED-- GIRL FOR GENERAL Two Mountains. IIIISII DI`0ll0S“- il IiIII`€'I" WHY'-I SIP WII'_ in the great aiiit_oiiioinlr-_ cniiipIilg_n _UI :ISU f~;_i_'_I___.i_____ _O _'___ ______ ___m_____ ________ nous-0wo_.k_ Apply M_.,,_ J_ H_ Ay.

Now. there are prominent Liberals friil Laurier DFOIIOBGII J- J- -IOIIHSIOII-, secure subscriptions to count for iii. .ings ____ e___c.__§_____c__ ___ -__________ _____ ________ e_____ 78 Euston SL 13w_u_22M3|_

who have joined the Governmcfnt foriiiot a Coiiscrvative by any means- gold Dr-lzea ollcrml hy 'lh_c- Giiirtllain ____ ____ c__»__(_________S ___ ____________ _______ the Purpose of vi‘§orously» l>i~0secutin_g a_nd Sir- ltfihert Borden chose W. I.. and several of the __ci>;i_te_s_tfi__i:_t_i_i_ say __-______________ ___________ _S _"___ ______ ______ ______ _FARADOR MACHINE To LET BY this war and maintaining C_anndas (.otton. host; two men then cheost_ they will suipiisc _Ie _lov will nn-fi cziiididates siiould not lose sight of week or month Apply m 224 Eng. reputation in it and preserving her the iribuiluls lltli W0I`I< lIIIfI_€I` IIUIII-I the number oi votes I _ _ __ _ ________c_______0nS _“___ what count uni 600_w___zM" Identity ut the front, so that the sacri~ Johnston appoints one a¥Id_(.otton ap- mm the canzpuign dcpartnient io_nrI _-___ _______-______0____ _lm ___m.(, subS___.i_,_ ton street.

tlces of her gallant sous siiall not points thc- dther. The thing is poll- 10 p_ ni, Saturday thc- closing tiiiic ii_i>. . _ .___-________' ____ hcuul. \.ou,~`-l-- have been in valii.-Liberals who ticaliy I`air._ Therefore, if a man is for the Spnnidl prizes. These votes t.i_;1ii_;~ic__y__0II I ' MUSKRAT AND CROSS FOX we-re ns true to their Party as am'.' ‘II`a_II_"‘I “"_I_I‘II`IY. dcntt __b_ln_;iI0__II_‘II\ will no doubt decide the winners of_c ii .. _ _ Skins “.___med_ __3peI§|al__p,.__‘_eB to my occupying high positions in the Liber-_DOI ICH- ' ally mari t n s e inc, , octal prizes. _ . . » _ some or ers. . . eu BB. al Party and soniehaviiig held inipor- been iinjusll_r drafted for service by. TDTIW mm- of the friciiilly iroiiilii-.t_ Stories GOING A'”°“"d 1321_11_22H9|_ IRIII CI'0WI\ OIIICQH- Tllkt? IVIIY I"I9I<I',III"’ I°°aI _IIIIIIIIWI he can 5° I0 IIIGI can be heard and others __of v_ict0I_‘_.\__ __________a______ Stn,-i,.5 nrv being circii-'i"'”'“" ing. Does either of these gentlemen ADIWIII 'I`IIIiIIIIHI and hHV0 III” ““““" will follow the announicmrii. _ _________ ___)_____ ____ ________ ______________________ as ;.-oUNp_ oN EU51'0N 31', A MUFF here think hc Is wiser cr more Im- IWHNI III’-I0"-‘ Ii -IIIIIIW "I III” SIID’°m°| ine winner.. or. ine sold pri’-P-II}“I "” _,___ , __m.,,'.,,,N.,.(.,,,,,|- in _,,,,_,,,c,,||_,. owner can have saino by applyin: nonrnnlc- tnnn Mr, melding, nr more Court. Agriculture, III the first, $00,, afnn- thc closing ot tho voting :it _ _-:_ ______°______i_'__'_____l__|___,,_,__ Om of ,MI at -Iii Kent St. and paying for ad. patriotic than Mr. Fieliiiiig? They place. is not to he crippled. iieitiicr 10 oicronk Saturday niglil,_ns thc nI:_______ -__-__ ___-__________ ,_,____ G_____.dm,,l 1321-11-23M2lp<i. cannot say it. BUT MR. FIELDING is any industry of any kind. I . - hiliitii and recording the i.iii_. _ . . _. _-.__

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HAS COME T0 THE CONCLUSION` _ Isuhscrlptioiis and votes turned In dur- 7' _ _f _ "dawn |~¢~`nllzn IIOWISPECIAL.-EXTRA SPECIAL BARG- 1'HA'r THE vo|.uN'r/mv svs~rEM` -""“'- YU" I““’“ I“""‘I- SI" S*‘"‘=- . of-in nzc period Is finish- “""!“ "' "“' “"“ " ' .ms if. ever ons prius and satin- HAS FMLED; and much as he might lliilihes euioglsoil a ilood deal. Yot__ _Ihe RP P i-n_s_l_\_' tlii_-.y IifH;e_____ be;i__n _{_omi__ocl___in_l_t_i__ _______ __________l_i _____w_____ >;______________m______ dislike uniting with Sir Robert Bor- 'ml' so Ion? agu mom was not ahw(;r(r' Greater than ever has become thnl WI IIVHW "I1 '__'__v ____‘__________ ___ ________i um|,,,.w,_.m._ ‘L25 per Km-mem_ den. HE 1'H|NKs Mons oF His I" 'I‘°. ‘""'°"“'y “"°“"S°"°§,“ 11° .icsiro to im on inc ron of iionosé seiiic- sor_r:_>___. ___._________ ___ _____ ____________. _ _3_5_u_2am__ col-INTFIY THAN OF -HIS P05-I' me Liberals to cnndeinn nm “lg at More persons than ever are wutcliinizy fl;-“ 3'3" I__"________‘_________,_______ No ca,_(|i_I__ Tice AND ooss wHAT HE 'ri-iiNKs -‘I°“’ II” I” ““°t°‘l W th appmva' ' nie "ups and owns" or the mmiium-. o VII "H fi I ___ ____ 8 FOR REM-_,,,¢UsE A-r gmgn-fgn, 7° BE THE BEST POSSIBLE is H gm” man because he has gone <1* V0I@“ “I0 I’*"I“g I°“"d 'md "ro bn! (mes with good lewlrhlltlil Itson tNf= 7 rooms, hot water heating- -All THING IN 1-HE inrsnssrs or °II* “I II" ‘*°"°'“"“""' F.I°ldI‘I‘I ‘#8 ini addon io the credit ortho.-1- who _f_>I_tI\~"- :_'21['\i{§1II<‘1_,__*‘ _§‘__‘_ __-____g ____ w____- m,,d_,m_ hes, of c0,,,m|0,,_ “diy THE NATION. i-is has forsaken his H HMI "Ia" ‘it °"° *Im* A' "_ °.` |001. for men.. who win win is nn- ~~_'I~_-<‘I_ ~°'"I_- - ___ ____ '_______ ____ h____._ “_ “_ Wim, phone 3n,_

party affiliations for the time being I""‘" W” I' great man at mm imc' certain and no one can f0F“I0II 'IIC

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until this grave crisis in the history I_:'_I;_¥‘3_I_I___¥a_f‘__I‘____I§I'_‘:;_I_ :Z2 I1I_‘_2;_I_'~3vII__I3_'i_ __c________ Gm hwy _md “mp yom- f;,\.~.n-._ .iud___i_»_ro_l_i_i_il_i_Y_y f_:_‘;_‘_`I`_: ________ _____. ___ M of his 'country shall have passed. ‘ ` ' I” . II vnndiitntc to win. __ _ __ ' _ __ _’ __ _ XPERIENCED 31-gngq . Take another stalwart Liberal M_._ A_ il;-nly became had as soon as they' “I _ \<»Ir~.--iiimt. votes #hw il YOU# ““I" TWO E .

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