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(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, Oct 20.-A most signifi-

larity during the past week of the

'oposal to make a capital levy on for nes earned by the war for the pur-

_ _ _ »- I i ii ti. ~ drit

Im IW(-ii receiving toniplaints fiom its readers about the High Lost of £1059 0 mee ng 'P enmmoug B 'C

revenue. Lord Beaverbrook's jour-

]_i\_i,,g_ 'l`lic people wiio coiiiplaiin have as a rule good reason for so- nal, The Express, launched the plan,

(|051.-_ heiiig for the most part salaried nien or people with iixed iiicoilics th

e Times Supports it and Lord Roth-

°_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ermore himself, one of England’s rich

from ,mfi_<;iiii~iits or pensions who iind it difficult, if not well-nigii zin- est men, dcnmndeil in yesterilay"s

possible to ni:il\'c eilds nieet. 'l`lie tendency is to blanle the r“i'iilc\' for S““d"y Pi"t°"i"l Conmlem °"p""D"i"`

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the advances in prices and some of the evidence reported as liaviiig been

"ivcn before the Board of Lfoililiicrce investigaitions tend to bear this out. 'Ve _ *’ life during the war to serve the nu-

lt is liiit lair, liowevi-r to point out

n of _war profits. The bulk and best ot' our young n were torn froin work anti from

' thi" it T-" 0“l.V L'-‘5il'L`nif' C11-*VS Of ill' tion in its extreme danger, says Lord

lesgctl priitiit-ci'iiig that are iliishcil across thc wires. the great hulk oi' the f

i-\'i<leiii‘c ieiitling to prove the profits of the retaiilcr to he a\'ci-:i;_-'i~_ or even below the average, being passed over by the reporter as uniiitcrcst-

inc front ii iicws-value siandpoiiit.

0ntario Election

- A Preinierlie.arstDefeatedRE

‘wuv Siioutu ihliiiiiis suiiiiii iiiisii ' 0F WAR FORTUNE -ei-

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‘ Tl`l€I'B 0 IHVO CII B. Wi E SWHL fl 1'9-

° _ . , _ - spits. Tile _i;igur_es named ate t_ii_at hour The Retailers are not the Protiteers aiid_ have _Great M0V°'“°“t ,?$V.F|;’°t 'lit E“3“’|i‘lf ti’ Tig* FI’_',t,““‘_*S Made i’..i..§§T;”§h_“£’.§_5._’f¢_ s”.flii_;.-;§_.”l.'.. 0" R Trouble iii Securing Supplies at Any Price. Farmers 0.0"* IS 10 le 0f “ai - .f.’i§°“““"..§_’“"i"_la“.." 331°

[ion't Want Fixed Prices Unless a Minimum to he

_ cant sign here is the growth in popu-I

ltotherniore. "This conscription was

plied to those whose physical condi-

whlle it spared them front supreme sacrifice anti the toil of battle, did

huge fortunes which they are now en- gaged in flauntiiig over the face of the land. These fortunes were acquir- ed without thc risk of health and of-

doubt plenty of data in the possession of the Inland Revenue authorities to enable these war profits to ho assess- ed before the end ol` the official year.

Iii' so let the \vork begin this week.

didutc oi`t`ei'ing, Sir Henry Drayton., .\linlstei~ ot' Finance, was returned this afternoon by a<'i'l:iniation for the

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a grim necessity hilt in strict justice are Mpnslex-S B@ek_ Macpilhrson ,mal this compulsion might have been ap- Luc-_1S_ _ p01e'l‘;S

tion or the ingenuity oi' their evasion, 111

not prevent them from accumulating

ELECTED FUR KINGSTON A

ten ny quite young ineii. There is no Successor of Sgiizinas White as N 0 YO S D

ANADA WA

Her War Debt( to Give

erans $2,000, it Declares would be Ruiiious.

_\s an agricultural coniinunity this province f_lioulil* bc oppo_~.c.l io

the rirtiiieizil forcing; down of prices, or even the artiilcial fixing oi' pi~i-:cs

_tilt oiiv oouuoiii

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atiiication by liiiteii

iv a g no t e L tr:ili~i1.i and

iiservatives 3.

DUCING PER _

RlTiSH AVY

SONNEL

States oi. Peace Treaty

British Navy will be Reduced to 10,000.

Premier Ilearst is defeated as also (Special to The Guardian) inailon. The number of inarines il.

MOUTH, Oct. 20.-The pei'-.

t’ities vote strongly against pro- sonncl of

_és-____ ‘States ratil'ie.=i the peace treaty, it iS_ii

dirt: li)

the British Navy will he i paper, that it is the intention of the

hltlon. :greatly reduced when the United '(jo\'ernini-nt to close :ill overseas

R istateil hy the Evening News on what _fslii

it ilcelares to be authoritative infor- by

lziri-s, will he cut from 50,000 to .000 it is reporteii, adds the news-

vui stations and bring liolne the pg abi-onli showing the flag only means oi' flying squadrons.

Minister of Finance Elected

_ by Acclamation. _ C

(Special to The Guardian.)

I{l.'\'(}ST(iN, Oijt 20.--N0 other Oilil-

To Add $800,000,000 to

ingston vacancy in the l~loiisi» of ‘ommons. _

ECLARES

S GENEROUS

it-ally. ’.\\'hcre would the money

° ° l (Special to The Guardian.) om

come t`i'oin'.' l<.‘viili-lilly thi; predicta-

\\.i~ .lint ling, ii .i uti.i i\e einpoynient .int \\hcn probabli iiin out m

tiifieslion that the piiic ol tiiini iiodnte should he ti\ed .it i ii.i»i»ii- °"

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ililt priit li\ l.i\\ \o the l'.iiniir nas thin told that ilu l.i\\ oi supply 11,,

:mil iii-iiiaiiil iiiust rule. aiiil il thi- i`;iriiier siii`l`ci'eil in eoiiscipii‘iii‘e, neil "

that the shoe is oil the other foot and as the result of the world st'.'ii't‘iiv ff’

iziriiicrs' are eoniing in for soiiit oi their own there is a denianil for iixcil if prices and the cutting do\\'ii oi' iariiiers' alleged big pi'oilts. ra

\\ lien the lioaril of Lolnnieite was cstahlislied lhe (iii.iidi.in point- 3;

eil out editoi`i:ill_y that one of its iirst effects would be a reduction _iii tlicl to price paid for farm produce. \\':ls The Guariiian justified in its pre- U’

tlielion? Let the fiirniers juilge for tlieinsclves _ 'l`lie Board oi toni- ltogi~i~., liitnl innnnger ol' .lm Poeoli- _ ri mason was not to he sccureil in the “

his (tml (.O_ asking that u mIe_|“.ImI_, m.UvinCC_ received by President Wilson antil

_ __ _ _ ph( rs Wilson on their vi it t Wash

ers lit-foie it. lhe iioaril clinic to the conclusion that the iiickcrs were >- -.iles office it was pointed out that to Mr, Spencer cxplitining the i-ignstin

inerce helil investigations in 'i`oroi_ito and Iiioiitreal and called the pack- °"

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iiiiiloiig loo iniivii profit. and ordered it cnt in prices. The paclt-t-rs sity ‘lil _. ._

'ers giiiiiantei-il enough liiisiiiesii aliiiio: (nun. .\’ieI\innen subinittnd 3, state. M

they eruinoi niake that cut, iinniediatelv suspend liuviilg pigs, and the tc price to the farmer drops to a figure that makes it iinpossiblc to iced Uf tlieni at a proiii. For :i iiinc the farmers will "ct low prices. .iecilin f hi

.I ' ,__ i x er, ant tic consuiner wi be worse oi`t` than ever. Can aiivlioilv say this is good liiisiiiess? Farniers do not want interierciiec (`

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iii i niuktt pints unli.:-.s it is togutirrihtec thtnl .1 nliiiiiiiiiiii iboili in qsocmwn bp mmm It was stated _laid concrete hom on W-am. _Sweet Io

,good iinies and in had tunes. when ilie demand is high and when it is ti

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The f‘ity (‘onni~il met in retzulai'icoiiiiiiiitee for lfcvisicn of ’I`i'u¢-kineiis

o.itlily sesnon last e\'enii\_L:. May\>I‘Il.ii:i~nt-es, the coiiiinlttce to report

L the Ifiioidor, lion lt. J. .\lni'lln.i 'l`lii-, Mayor i'epoi'ti‘.il thai. ho hail re- v tleik \\i W. (lliirk, and t`oiiii(-il-li-givin( ii tqlpgy-nm 1'|-Um Mp F_ (;_ S \lil‘i~i, Yoo, Smith, Voiiiiiirs, itat- l Spoiicci' a lessee ottiiri .llarket Bulld- iv .in_l \Iti(iiinon_ ling, expriissiiig great disappoiiitiiicnt '

ellie to the opening up ot Bishop not been started and :is-king for the U icei to 1 ppei Prince. Most of these eouncil`s ininiediatn attention. tu li- in favoi ot' liiiving three arhii- it was oxplaiiieii that tho urcliitect toi~i .idju iitiite as to the value ofthe | hail been absent from the city but' opeiti eoneeincd in the opening of that he had new returned and had o stieet The matter was referred i pioiiiised to have t.lic plan of the work

the than min ot` the street commit- I ready by today.

,_ (I, WDM; on i_;i¢@\~_ I (Toun. ltattray sttiteil that it was \ letter 'wits icuii from Mr. ff. R. Iilllpossililo lo start the work -yet, and

s was good business and Mr. Rog-

I,ft_,Lt Ihp ion; uf the plwp¢,_ Most-iiieiit in iici'creneo to the anioun oi

the iouncillois wcrp in favor oi`l<’Ui'l> \V0l'li 110119 in the City SU1lleL23-I C0,

iviilg this done On iiliotioii of Coiiii-N703 llllfiill ff‘l“i had lJ001lif¢0.11\lll€i’»‘ll alt

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will stop during' the winter. there will be it scarcity of porl\'ers next Ill sziiiiif inil siniiiii l l `ll pl

illi se ondod by Conn. Coliiiors a ' l\I_1 1l\’@i`-'IKG Cost pi' 70 cents per run- _ onion nas pissed ordering thc ti-le-i‘~?1l1§ i’00i. \\'l1i<1ll Wis it less cost than

lone to bn installed. iill -“ily City ill Cililuiia.

A ct,inmunic.iticii was read fi-emi ('oiin. Mciiiiiiioii took occasion to ' oi Piowse asking that the usual I refer to the conduct oi' teamsters who C

mt no ,equegr for the grant hadIiinil on Grafton St, notivitlistantling me in previously and no provislon,iil0 fuvt that this street had been bar- in

Receive Belgian King

ine he installed in the city ivcigh The clerk was insti'ucteii to write mgkbn this month 'Theyg WMI) hc'I`IK;

for Ihr, deIuy_ lguests of vice President and .\lrs.l

.int of $100 lci the Provincial Rifle-lliaii driven their horses over the fresh furnishing airplanes and °‘1“li’m9“tl C

Still lmpi'ovingl;____§_g__'q__

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oilt l`ii os siys eiiitoi_iill_\ llii Dom t

_'oi' its e.ap;li‘iiy. lf the init; '_ V. _

(specim to The Gua,.dian)_ iliolil its own in eonipi-iitive ii-iilc thcI;___

_W'.ASHIN(_pp0N_ out i_30___Ii1.I_.5pI,im lliio slioulil he ilrawii lit-i`oi'i» the i-oiiii-_‘_

I- I I- S nie coiiespondclieie was rctiil fihiit tho work of constrii<~iing the new Wilson had il vmy good "mm um' has H'

o iniitli tie noise oi tie iinlcr tlieic \\.i ni li l ii . _ - _ _ ' .l _ ' F _'_ _ _ _ l‘“<=UV*‘_l'<f<l fl‘0l1t the '1lI'1Uit of i`1llii4f¢»‘=-,""l _

. i , s i c p ii liiili \ii\\ iiim ,iiopiiity owneis interested in re ientriincc to the biiiinil lheatic had .On which he had ‘y0;Im_d__y_‘St_(_r____I,;t(-tts I,_f Ilh, tnxpayi-i-s, ii_In;Iil _so l"‘

1- I .. __ l ie;ivy tiu. prosperity wont ie ie- _ _ _ _ ry ulxiliidid wda-‘___ I-MTMI I,£.).0n_I munis (__lI_mIuIIOn_ To I been at inontii ci‘isto nation instead of .itlil $it00,0ill).U00 to the inioiini bv i'“‘

U. S. proviiiing for a bonus of ‘$2,000. for l j"

y i-oiniinifs itself to pi'i:jct:ls tli.'itI’-'l_“

:iuld put ai izrusliiiig burilcn upon the ‘

ich soldier would obviously' put the tu

coiiiitr_v in it prccarioiis position econ- ""1

vi'i'iiiiii-nt lifts ;ili'eziily lie-zii,l’_ill i ll - ' ‘ ‘~n- i'i` ' iii _"il

YORK Opp g0__'fh(, _\;,_w iiioiit in which (‘:\_liaitia finds herself’

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l its iirigiii in thi: f;illui't_» of her illc :lien to spefilt out pl:iinly a-

.'iil_L',i-1ii'i\ iii the sfciitiiiicnt oi` grati-

II, 1, \,._,,l__ , _ _Im Im I ii_.i thi- it-ii_l--iiriits of iiijudieious

niiv i to|i’il

I lil

ii to hier 1'iglil.iiig iincii when the

w.i_< on i\‘ei'_\'ini.1'_."_~: lips. if it. was ;nll iii ilii- vii-w of inliii.-:ters who vii ri»_»-piiiisihilitli=s it wits a vei‘y

liuniain tuuli but t‘aii;iil:i might have

ie that inust sitziii licr budget, judg- g fioni her bounty and generosity the inen who fought to keep the piri: whole.

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\VASIIl'\iG’I‘ON 0i.t_ ’0 _The I\ing

d Queen of the Bclglans will not bo.

tirsliali instead.

.w_.isniNG'1‘oN_ oct zo.-_-\ in-insn '1` onipciiiy has obtained ii contract for S

the Chinese. Government according l ‘V official information received herein

day. The contract is understood to _C

topped t'i‘i:-in his in.i<ililnc ni the con-f _“ liision of his iii:-'toric flight were his ` 1"

Arrives at Mineola

)Il.\IEOl..-\. N. Y., Oct 20.-Liont

Ili-lvin \V. _\l:iynai~il, is victor' in tliiil arliiy's air 1‘;iec across the con:incnt‘ and cn ri»Iurn lziniicil litre lit 1.50 p._l 1, Litui Iilaynziril flew the iii miles _ oi' lilo List .~‘_'1l_'.:o in his _"_ii\‘_t lllgillt

from ocean to ocean :ind iii turxiiil an

spiicd of alinost two niiliis :i ni|iiute_ N" he first piil'.~.i;iis to gre;-i liini as he ` ""

ife and two little _girls who riislioilicr

cross the field amid the frantic,

V't ' A' R Greeks Moving

To Oizcipy Thrice

(Speciai to The Gurirdian.i

SA'.ONli‘II. Oi-t 20.--Troop nli_~_ nts for the oi‘i-up;ition of territoi _-i in '\Ves1<~rii Tlirace, whicli are to

ov;ii~il.itr‘il by the i¢1ilgiii'i.'iiis in ac. i'.'l;iiict.~ wilii the ti\i‘ni.~; ut' the Allies

'cro licfzuii today, ti was aiiriounccd

an oliiriiil rcpoi-'t from Greek Gcn_ nl licnilquai'tei's.

'viii iii' wiir was past and their hero-

low. 'iii ": 1 " -\ '- -- - _ _. . ..._ C0

ei tint ot guariintti tht crops .ind liavt to taht tht good _sta had been mmm for Same in the eBmn__riC,,de,| WIm,_e me Cement Wa _ involve approximately $40,000,000. °f

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soils with the hail Seasons, anti the least they expect is when the innrketlnt is good they siiould get the full hi-nciit without the iiiterfercnce of` iloariis whose juilgincnts at best are but :irbitrai'v.

'l`he iariner does not blanie thc retailer for the present price of Sl

coiiiiiiiiiliiii-~',_ and i'ccogiiizes that it is diie to cii'eiiiiist;1iiccs :iiiiiost entire- |0 bt-yonil his control. lint he iloes t‘oinpl:iiii when he iiiids that the. Yi” 1"l`-“li \V*\i"" fmfll 'U lfiibiml Sbiscd HH". “Wh "m“"‘l""5 Shuulil be ` iirst iriiit oi the ll. (_`_ l.. eni|iiirit~s is to saildic hiiii with it loss. 'l`lie

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_ | g ant, i s.i_\ tie c ist, piites show no ttndeiiiy II

to drop in any line of business. llie following reports takcii froin the tl

eiirrI‘iit_issiic oi the .\laritiine ;\’lerchant speak for tlieinselves, and sliow 'ig'

unc n~i\el_\ tn.it it is thc l.i\\ of dtinand and supph that is .iittcting the truckage. Bulk salt anywhere on Wat- "’-“ily miliilllefl il-'fl 115411 their licence s

inarlret and not proiitcering on the part of the retailers. el'

gp ci

S°“"°‘tY the P"°d°ml"3"¢ F¢3\U"¢ lby the Wheat Board, and there has l"-1

, s Laid

es. Im l7I‘@Veut teams from going on it.

cn's Union stating that no iiicreasclfllilll d0ll?J€‘l'2ltlY t0-11* down the tene irucliage rates hail been uiidoiiiig and drive over it, while the dani-

Ime me Wm. SIm_Ied_ Iago on Gi‘ai’toii Street would probably Phe petitioners asked that the lol-Wi"-it i\l’»li<l\'0\iS Oi' dollars. wing rate ot' truckage be approveitl 'Vile opinion was geni‘r.iiiy expres-

ccnts ii liiad_ t'i‘oiii -lisliliiiiailit lii_il°“Ii Wlth 1" ll l"a“"("' [hm “'°“m in

ie following exceptions: To ldxliibi-"fi Ulf’ 0111)' illlilf-i WlliCh Will COURT.

on groilnils.éi11,00, l`ni'nitiireanywhere C""ll» iiiillrl' PM Ui! il Sll`0Ilg P1011 I0 ll

cIIy_ $1_00_C(mI on whurves umpliiive ii light placcil on Park Street. I

A petition was read from the Truck- _ 011 WHt<‘-l` Street Ile had seen a trunk. S

. _ _ il'ter's warcliou.-le 50 ceiitfi ii louil i""Y"“l -“""l‘ *`°"‘l""f lil l`l1fi|1`0~ Till* W

_iiiziiiliaii has been looking into thc pi‘osI,Iict.s for the C0mmm.|_ for the };_i,./0__d_II1,_,,_@ points aiiy\'i'Iii¢1»0 _WpIm,_ii_ii.<iiicss of giriiig warnings, sum , ` (~f,II1m_q WIMQI- _md 5 min _ _ I I( _ I I _ . _ _ _ city Iiiniits i0 cciiis ti load, suhlcci to ._ Ulm- -\fCl\llilli"»ll IS Dlflyirii out. Action

e highly unsat‘isfactory,liecu\ise 1,'l"liiit_ I"

_ _ l\S it fill ill ft; tl 'etl fl i-

ulk salt on wharvcs present rate of ('0“"- _YU0_ “'lSl1€tl i0 RHOW ll0\V‘ tai D 0 0 ml L on Gum y m H l

peciai Meeting

Teachers? Union

A large and ri~.prescntntivc gather- ill g of Union '1"cacliors was held in I". 1_1]

i`. liall Satilriiay. The i`ollowiiig Y"

-solutions wi-i-'i\"iiiianinioiisly ailoptizil gf .\\"licrcns coiiditions in the Public _ ' irliools of this Province continue to I

liied for the last twenty years, the 0

l _ lr , ' *, _ '.

Miilicnzie King for l"riiiisc ilounty,

stor ot' Finance, for Kingsfoii, On-

pposiiion was entered to the elec-

heering of the liiii'iili‘i\tls of spcctut-l

A i _ _ ` l'__.`*1@;`IlfI§;§f f=ifO£§§I1;'é"§$}3‘§I _ f/fL<'1_ Hon. W. S. MacKenzie King

Elected f_oLPriiice P.E

Yesterday was Noiiiiiiatioii Day for ll

o Doiiiinion iiy~clcctions and in two iw! stances the candidates \\'i:i'e cli~i-i- 6 by aclaiiiation namely lloii \\ ‘

E. l., and Sir Henry Draytoii, Nliii-

i'io. It was understood that if no official

The Two Navies

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But for the wonderful grit anu cnil:ii'.int~¢ ot' the Merchant sea- \i nien the wtiritonlil not liave-been 5 _I wiiii. Ther., is no praise strong ii enoiirli to r_'_‘.wui‘il their pcrsis- tent _::.'lll:iiiii-_\'_ l cannot give .Ui too inneli ei'oili.t for tliii- work M done by the British Nav_\'. lt- was \'.oiiilei'l'iil. I-`roin the first tlierc vas never thc sliitlitest friction bct‘\\'ci_i the officers anti men of either Navy.” The gal-

_"$11 fl.

St. 50 cents. To anywhere else in

ty 70 cents; adiiitioiial calls in all I had Dillii “ull UITSC had not.

ses 10 cents extra.

The predominant i'eature of the

whole situation is the scarcity of goods. I’i-lee has to take a secondary position. it is a question ot' whether you can get the goods at ali; not it Question ol” what they are. going to 00_Si you._ The manufacturers are withdrawing their lines little by lit.tle until not many of them have anything to sell for delivery within the next six or oiizlit months. As an illustration of the difficulties which the truiie have 10 _encounter we may mention it firm which had a communcaiion from a neckweni- manufacturer stating that he could accept no order as his line pits sold out. The same firm had a. _eller iroin another concern respect- bni: an order which had been taken _B their traveller i'0r ready-to-wear] i.oi_>ds and advising that there wore. thine lines on the order which they Could not fill as they were sold out mini to the receipt ot' the order and SG; had no similar goods to offer 0010 nianiltilcturers advise that they “fm =\00@Dt orders at an advance, but §Ulll_0t promise deliveries this year. _____ni.i_i_}ut_ac_turei' selling waists refuses 828152:) ei for it line he was selling ni |____~ ner dozen. saying that orders ____ e__come in so ini-it that his supply m s k luis been sold up and that ii __eiI_nuiacturing conditions permlttedto $42 00011? more the price would be _"___e__ Nearly all of the hosiery and J___e idwenr lines for next spring are ;____ H yTwithdrawn by the mannrnctur. a- _he Dominion Oil Cloth Com- TJHIIY have issued a list which

l be effective on

"very tnmiigii the

Dries list is the same as

isps been in force, with the one or two lines, the

_V_i;_h_l_0h _is feltol, the price when ack 50 cents per

ae it was formerly

Kilfdiniz the scarcity of \_:_‘_f_’__f_iIaii:res is that not hand _uc _prers of cloth In evepy _e;l_ivex-ies, but and the 9 short

are sold up

refpsing

Wei. so it not its

lcnrcity of _

so be mit. may mad”

n: W-

R Brnduuffli Cereals

has. yard,

one of are the behind

the

been no change for some time. Mil-_ lers claim that they are not milking h

Mr. W. H. Cudmore appear:-‘il onbe- aif ol' thc truckmen' unii declared

any money, and have iiskeii the Board that the truekinen were in need of the

t'or 30 cents per barrel increase. They lil

crease. The cost ot’ living and in-

say that the price ot' wheat is liigiiei- eldentals had increased to such an ex- nl th lil rl f tl l te

a i e se ng p ce o our owei-_ than it was lust year. The Wheat q Iloard, however, has declined to re- consider their former ruling, so for

nt that the present rate was inade- nate. Tho petition was referred to the

the time being the mills must suffer, ' while the consumers of the country fatten at their expense. The Wheat Board last week placed orders for_ 800,000 barrels of iiour i`or export,and 3 it was at this time that the millers I took ailvimtage ot' the opportunity, to iiiesent their claiin. It may be that; it will be considered later. The local,* business in flour is fairly active, par- ticularly in the country where people had postponed buying with the hopel_

iii the present time. in the inaii_v years before the war \\-'hen 'zi_;‘i'it'iii\_iii't~

_'l` Ylit' l l_' - I i ~ _ ‘_. - i

ot' i‘\‘i-ry ten fitrins were \\'ol'ketl ;ll :i loss, tllerit was no :itteillpt iii' i'\.'t‘ii \\’i'lglit presiding, iiii\.re iieing also pri-_ when rcii;ly_ - _.L _' - - .__ . inn 2" '

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CONDENSED SPECIALS

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MEN WANTED.-TO HELP BUILD ranch. Phone -554.

~ Oct1'I-3i

that prices were coming do\vu. (fityle buyers stocked up earlier.

Bran and middiings are firm at the

price which has been fixed by the Wheat Qonrd, namely, $45.00 and

PIANO BARGAINS-2 FINE SEC- ond hand upright pianos for sale at Il. A. Tanton & Co.'s 144 Great George Street. 1112-9-23Mtf.

$55.00 per ton by the cnr loud f.o_b. *WANTED T0 RENT--THREE OR

Montreal. There is it l`uir sale of bran and mlddlings notwithstanding

the price.

Cornmeal has been easier i'or the -

four rooms or it small cottage or tenement. Write P. O. Box 280. City. 1675-10-10M3lpi'1.

past fortnight. The corn market. de- * clined due to conditions in the United; States. It is said that the weather over there has been ideal for i'iD`@Il-l ing. and that consequently, the new? crop will be on the market about it

WANTED--BV MARRIED COUPLE, no children iiea-ted furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Centrally loeaiteli. Apply Guardian.

1658-10-18M3l.

fortnight earlier than lust year. This year’s corn crop is larger than last?

year’s, but not up to the ten year iiv-I erage. Cornmenl today is relativeiy_ lower than middlings. I

Rolled Oats are a little easier ini

sympathy with corn. The oat market has been fluctuating, one day down, the next day up, and oats today are_ back where they were tw0 mollths

*T0 LET.-FURNISHED I HOUSE

with all nioilern improvements. Pleasant central situation. Apply M. B., P. 0. sox oss.

1650-10-18-in3lpd

*QUEBEC HEATER FOR_ SALE. Apply 134 Hillsboro Street.

1533-10-13Mtf

ago so far as prices are concerned. They are jobblng at about $1.20 in small lots. Some Prince Edward Isl-I and oats are offering for late ship-_ ment. The prices _quoted are about- as above. The crop of oats in the( Island is said to be large, 88 18 “|50

WANTED A COMPETENT GENER- al servant. Waxes $15.00 a month. Also young girl as nursemnid. No washing. Apply Mrs. Temple, 49 Longworth Avenue. .

1616-10-17M3l.

the crop of wheat in some sections. 1

There are no new beans on the mar-_

ket as yet, but it is expected ihati the price will open at about $5-50 Ilndi sooo. 'rits canadian cron is not iw' large as last year. and U10 fefmvfl naturally expect A big price.

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~ Tl" aries oi niiiir iii

'rihv ous Jon . Pairrrinn nerr.

tor your next order, for bllllieads, Iettqfheads, envelopes. visiting biirdg, posters. Al kinds’ of pamph- `t_ work ilone; Speonl prices on :gc inuntitlgs. 'Nui Job Printlnh Dartifbiit of 'Ph It il Guardian

foe. The information was that eleven 5

Colin. \_'c0. said that if these iiiiik- C

men .s heids hail not beep tested they g ~"‘h0Lllil not bu allowed to sell milk. A n !‘UDOrt of tests should be furnished to n the council. a

The need of it competant inspector

alaries of teachers remain miserably

tion of the new Minister of Finance,

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mail, averaging about $350.00 in the ”' ountry $700.00 in Charlottetown: to 2. That expenses at college are so reat-$250 for Secunc Class License, nil $500.00 for First Class License- nd teaclici's‘ living expenses so high,

similiar conipliinent would be ex- nded to the new leader of the opposl

tion, Both these members will now

lrintry of the men ofthe British Navy has become proverbial.

&`-_"ff

'-ADMiaAi. sims, u-is.N_

be able to take their seats in the `i llouso nf Coninions before the close

of the present session.

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veraging $200.00, that the salaries

hotli for uiilk iiiiil rnieat in the city

.wus also discussed. V A I Meeting uiljourned. ~

(Continued on page twui

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THE EATIIER

'1`EM.l’ER.A'I‘URE ' TIDE» MOON, E'_l‘<

TonoN'ro. out. 2i_Lp,,,I,. _.md COOL

The tide will bc high this morning.

at 8.50 and tomorrow at 9.44; lt; will lJ8 lllgll itolliglll. lil. 9.09 find [omg]-rgw at 9.42.

The sun sets this evening nt 7_29

and toniorrow at 7.25; it rises tgpmp.

giilsi niorniug at 0.40 and Thursday at’

Last' quarter moon Th d - iiitii 12.05 p. in. m_ nl’ Oct'

New moon Thursday 0¢t_ 23rd 3_5`4'_l

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The I.0.D.E. Again _` Co-operates With

Navy League

The lmperiril Order of the

Daughters of the Empire are co- operating again this year with the Navy League, throughput Canada, in the appeal for funds, During the past two years it was largely through the siplen.

did efforts of the ihaughters of I the Empire that the campaign

- for funds for the relief of sail-

ors and their dependents was such n grand success. In Char- lottetown and Summerside the envelope method of collection has been adopted for subscrip-

tion from the homes.

Special mens’ Committees

wlllsolleitiail professional and business men ifor larle contribu-

Captainl oi Famous

S S.0lympicCommends

The Navy League _

Toronto Oct iltii, 1919

Aeinilius Jarvis, Esq.,

President Navy League

of Canada,

'I`oronto,.

Dear Sirz-

l heard toilny whilst l

speaking at the Canadian Club of the appeal that tilic Navy League of t‘.aiu\ila is again inak- I ing in the interests of the sail- _ ors. and i take this occasion to i gay how grateful we are at what _ flanatlu has done in the past in _ this direction, and I am sincere- ly hoping that this your your appeal will not be upon deaf

ears.

Now that the war is over, we

are realizing to the full measure the destruction submarine war- fare has wrought in the lives of our merchant seamen and the number 1 of dependents ithat have been left behind. Whilst the seamen is todiiy receiving ti greater wage than he ever did before, still this has not been for a sufficient time to al- low him to accumulate anything and the dependents of those

who have gone have not particl- T pateil.

If Canada is awake to her own I

interests, she will back the Navy League‘s efforts to real- ize what seapower menus to a country. It means prosperity, it means defence, and we want more seamen so that British ships will be all manned by British subjects. i

Yours t ali.

‘ tions for continuation of the load work of the Navy Linus.

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MARITIME PROSPERITY

Thr ability to secure a quick shipment of goods is an important

factor in the export trailc. Many tiini-s in the past (`an:iili."in goods have been held inilcilnitely at the point' ol' siilpinni for want of car- go eaptteity. l"oi‘i-gn nationals are not prone iii i-lirii'tcr their ships to other niitioils when liomo-iiiailp goods and proiliicts await export. They realize the iieeessity of pi'cser\'iii;_; a b;il:\iii~c of traiio in theizr owli favor. and, as is to lin cxprwtiiti, tlicv look not with favor upon the 'ispliaiiiiiis of linothcr nation to ii scat iii this liiyrliest councils of (‘Ullll'll0l`f'(‘. '

'l`hus it will he sceii that Czinniliriii iiii\ri-li:int_< stain] in an envi-

able position in their ci`|`ort to seciiro a gooill_\' silt-ri of world triiile. The liinrkcts are waiting for tlicni; tho f:i_-ilit§i~_q for shippiiif: will soon he to lninil. lf tlii‘__v hut show .1 trite i'c;\lizatiim of thi; vast- ness of the opportunity that ii\\'ii_`t_e ii. i':iiii~.\iiii'iitr~il effort they will exert every faculty to multi- f`anailinn goi:il.=~ lioiiseliolii eoniniodities the world over.

The Navy Leagues Mission

lt will be seen. then, that the Navy League is laboring efficient-

ly in revive the glories of (`aiiaitdii's Aiiiritimi: pi-osrierlty. It re- alizes that if Cnnaiia is fo become .1 great niiilnn, that greatness must be laiii on the keels of our oi-can cnri~i-ers, This is not it vain- glorious vision of a golilcn futiirity; it is fniiniloil upon the infallible lesson taught by history; for every nation of the past wliieh RYGW greiit based its greatness upon its fleets of iriereliiiiitiiieii. The pro- sperity of the British Empire today is as iii-pciiilciii. upon the ships of its fleet as was the wealth of Tyre. For the sea does not separate the Dominions of the Empire; it connects tlicni.

Onnada, like the Empire, is dependent upon the seas and ships.

The farmer of the West nnil mnnufactcr nf the East depend upon the Mercantile Murine to carry their coinmoiiities and goods to foreign markets. The rniiway is merely ii connecting link, which brings in- to touch the point of shipment and the nearest port. Once at' the rail-end the goods inevitably depend upon ocean carriers to be 0011- veycd to their iiestlsiation. '

in educating the people of Canada to the vital role which I

Merchant Murine plays in the economic liist0l'y Of ll nuthin. the Navy League has done in real service. Bly its efforts do not stop there. It realized that if a Merchant Marine is to be dependd upon in tim, of (stress, lt must be crewed by native-borm Viioi mer- cantile, statistic, of the great war show that nine out of every ten merchant ships sunk-other thnn'thos@ destroyed by the submarine cainpalgn--.vrire sent to their doom by th., treachery of u foreign meiiiler of the crew. lt l, to offset a similar contingency in the future that the Navy League has brught into being Boys' Naval Brigades, which besides teachiinz young Canada to grow- into stal- wart, upstnndlng men, also lnculcates in them that love of the sea. and fearless muray:e which has made Brl1.lan's sailors invincible

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