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ti0c, a clearing line w_e secured at a snap, only 5Q doz. _ M

h u cholce for 3 r H- or 2 au- for lt takes the Patriot two or three days to report l'.

ln t e lot yo r 56 pe pa p \\'arbnrton's sage and illuminating remarks at Bonsha

$1'w' current politics. We are not surprised, for the ever ge

Grit candidate proverbially takes a long while to get

Ld°’W hSk°t ~ » 3 les as 11' S . :::.‘;'f..“:.f;‘:.‘;. .‘;'1f‘.;t:.i;‘.‘.‘;°.;:.°:;.‘:_»»° ‘° °“"“

‘ ‘ ' ’ ' M _ Wa bnrton was at his best in his discussion of M

Whlte wash Skirts an sizes In the new flounclng obar and ‘British Columbia affairs He fairly revelle

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skirt buttoned on front 2 pockets. Prices $1.35, $1.50, mm and worked up in indignmon w,,,,,,y 0, M, ns,

$2 _ ' Pure" Hughes, of Souris, who is never more at home t

in the midst of “saw offs" and "gr8fl` 'C\lH\‘S0S- MT- hurton ls much safer in Westem politics than in

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affairs. It is considerably less trouble to denounce

ieathcn abroad than to do anything to elevate and impr

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the social conditions at home. Mr. Warburton has a

lnarkably clean record as a Provincial Premier and D inlon Member of Parliament--so clean, indeed, that th

_/ V/ is absolutely nothing to record for or against him. exc ii as an authority on the value of swamps. But why sho ,"'.~'.€'f)/`// Mr. Warburton devote so much time to Manitoban aff

- and so little to those of Prince Edward island? And

should he neglect to denounce the cynical conduct of .\lanitoba Liberal organizer who laughingly admitted the Winnipeg inquiry that he tried to carry through a d with the Roblin Government and justified his action on

____ ___ ground that the Liberals had the best of the barg r-g§'.3_ - _“_ in Manitoba political life is as rotten as it was here un , ° light , the long regime of the Grits. Here we had CommTssion

' ` of Public Works and Agriculture who nolichalantly d

, cheques on the public treasury every month and refu

point blank to give ally account ot' what they did for money. Here we had money paid by the farmers fo

2838 specific purpose tlagrantly squandered to keep the Gov

ment in power. But Mr. Warburton wisely refrains f touching these matters; it is so much safer to wax in nant when distance lends enchantment to the view.

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CAMPAIGN 0F THRIFT

. lil Great Britain a campaign has been inaugurated

h N W t direction of the Board of Education. to promote th

e S ` among the school children. A circular has

issued bv thc Board explaining that facilities are to be

virion niiri tire pupils are to bo told or tho desirability

subscribing to the war loan. “Teachers should m clear." says the circular, “that everyone who can save e

regular values

We promised you a big

shirt waist bargain last week at 98C the House wired us they were sending us the 20 dozen more or all they had in stock. We believe they are fully better _than the first lot, they go on sale now at 98C, regular val-

ues from $1.75 to $2.502

s. A. Mononnid ...____ ___

tlilarlntilulln iiuarlli

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resolve lmperislimnfersnoos Laurier threw cold w tai;

forward to olpsnise the 3% - ,the ss_spnlnudod his elliot in In

1909 Lanrier's hand was forced by the Conservatives and !he moved the sham resolution which' osme to notillng but A _ few pigeon-holdd ». contracts. contracts that ‘became so many "‘scrs'ps of paper." at the nstlgnation of Bourusa, who. not having the

an flesh pots of ofllce to lose. was more openly dlsloyal

merslde, Atherton. Bourls and idontsguo.

Advertising Phono ... ... ... ... ... . gugeerlptlon Phono ..... ... ... ..

Nows_|l\d Edit.. Day Phono ... ... Newland Edit.. Night Phonu`... _....182

‘ Head Office st Chlrlomtoinln. Branch plies It Bum- Laurier Liberalis-In nhqruqmd md qmgm again" the

London Omoo, Marconi House, Btrsnd. Vl. G.

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r ~ “mm Laurier Liberalism held Sir.Robep_t Borden up_to eagern-

P"°"‘|°”' "' "' "° '"1' A' nm tion as a traitor to Canadlan_aut0n0il\¥. So did Bourasss.

Managing Editor ... ..._._J. R. Bur

than his chief. From that day. Laurier, Liberalism and Boursssa Nationalism have been synonymous.

The other day The Toronto Star attempted to unload

Bout-usa upon the Conservative party just as the Patriot

_"2, has done. and a correspondent replied with the following uaalsynonymous record which the Toronto Laurierite organ

3 was unable to discredit ln any yay:

‘ 1 "Laurier Liberalism opposed,the request of the Admir-

" ally for aid in 1912. So did Bourassa Nationalism. . _

Borden dreadnougbt,.1irop¢aals, _Sq _did Boursssa National- 1511).' ` 'f~ .|i, f __ . Laurier Liberalism 'scoled»_-It hmemergency. Bo.dl\'l

Bouraspa Nationalism.

Nationalism. . " l' 1

-‘--= Laurier has repeatedly btated that the goal of his ambi-

WEDNESDAY JULY 7TH, 1915.

tion is the independence of Canada. That is the essence of

____ Bourassaisni. - _ ’

alid ave ony No city ln Europe has known so many changes of mailt- um- ers as Warsaw, which the Russians now hold. Founded ked about the year 850. it was the capital of the independent

the hx: hequer, speaking at a meeting to urge economy to promote the loan said The people of this country

"V" Laurier has been the consistent architect of a phantom

Downing Street usurping Canadian ailtonomy. Bourassa etemally harps upon spectral lmperlalists bartering the

A_ B, liberties of Canadians. , won Laurier has ever been a past master in the art of foment- may ing racial discord__ Bonrassa' _promotes racial hatred more any. clumsily though not less industriously. _ y is Laurier fought against Canadians paying their share of

the war burden. Bourassa fiercely attacked the war taxes

ani. in his paper Le Devolr. _ _ ' ~ d in Laurier refuses to ask French-Canadians to take part in mon the war. Bourassa sneers at the good faith, of Sir Edward han Grey and asks his compatriots to remain at home. Wa,-_ Laurier hints that Canada's participation in the war is mea; unconstitutional. Bourassa openly declares that it ls, and the urges that we do not take part. ,` ova The parallel could be continued almost indefinitely. re. Bourassa Nationalism and Laurier Liberalism are one and om. the same thing. They are both nnpatrlotic, _un-British and ere un-Canadian. They both cater to sectionalism, sectarism em and the passions of race and creed. Neither of them seek “ld to build np; both of them seek to tear down. Their aims ah., and aspirations in no way differ. They are common en- why emies of the Empire and the State. Both are always on the the wrong side; and mostly on the side or wrong."

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es' NOTES

the alll? A striking tribute to Secretary Franklin K. Lane is con- del' tained in the lilashlngton gossip connecting lilm with the "5 State Department. The fact that he is mentioned seriously 'CW as the only member of the cabinet besides Mr. Garrison sed wllo could bc regarded as competent to undertake the work the of the State Department is evidence botll of his special 1° 3 success as head of thc Interior Department and of his em' great natural ability. But Mr. Lane was born in Canuda--

‘$11 just now a fatal objection.-Springfield Republican.

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I am not going into the silly chatter about the unlaw~

fulness of our new weapon of attack, Why should a stu~ pefylng gas, which one sees openly and slowly approaching,

by and before which one can retire, be less humane than thc

rm invisible and unavoidable gas which bursts shells and with been their splinters tearsbodles into bloody shreds? What if it pro, be "poisonous" and kills?-Professor Wegener in the

bf "Cologne Gazette_” What, indeed, except that Germany

aka pledged her word not to use it? One can only recall Mr. Ven Chcsterton‘s remark about Disracli's description of the

so Small a Sum as me shillings has an opportunity to con. Germans as “a nation of damned prnfessors": "Disraeli, I tribute to the loans. Reginald McKenna. Chancellor

got to learn that in our present circumstances parsint becomes the highest virtue. A lump of sugar not cons

Thin, is another charmin line fi ht u to date ed, bread not wasted. and a cigar or cigarette not snio

of fear, used the epithet tlippantly; I use it reverently_"

low Collars in both long and Ehort Sle§veS_ Qfhere is means so much less imported foreign goods which we can dukedom of Mazovio until the fifteenth century. when it

, - ~ - pay for only by sending gold out of the country or borr

only 10 dozen in this lot the regular prices are $1.25 mg ___ we mm economm if we are to endure,

to Your cholce of any for Come and ex These are serious words from so high an authority.

ow- was annexed by Poland. ln the seventeenth century its

possession was contended for by’ Sweden. Russia, Austria

"We _and Brandenberg, until, in 1764, Russia practically annexed

8lTlll'l€ lll€l'l'l We PI'OlTllS€ YOU WOI'l,t DB dlSS3ppOll'1t€d must eeonomize if we are to endure." We who live away lL lil 1795 the City WHS lllmded Ol/el* t0 Pl'\l8Si3» bill N80-

outside of the immediate shadow of the war, who o read with vague comprehension that the daily outlay

my oleon occupied it in 1806. and at the peace of Tilsit Warsaw for was proclaimed an independent Duchy. ln 1809 the

carrying on the war is the inconceivable sum of fifteen 1\\lBl\'i8¥lB B€lZ0d U10 City- bil! 109! ll HSM". and after

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fall.

_ million dollars, looir upon more things as concerning Great another brief Snell of independence. the cltypassed finally

- "" _, - Britain only. We forget tiiat what applies to Great Brit- 10 “U99” lil 1313-

aln applies to us; that her obligations ln this war are - - ' -

equallw ours. and that if she falls to ‘endure` we also

,__ __ ln England where they know, where they are within he The canons fact' now recalled' that San Marinn' which

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_"~_\ little these economies seem to tis’ We have not 9

__ _ _ _ __ __ _ ,_ ’ _,___ cloned a single luxury, we have not given up a mome 1" `_ _. ‘ - A- ‘ ' "`*7__‘; ' pleasure, we lavish upon ourselves all that we desi

- §\v"\\\‘~~`. _ ,Q9 wlillc our klnsmen in the old land are calculating the val

'l' -{=,i of the luliip of sugar, the piece of bread, the cigar and t

_ _ cigarette. They know the seriousness of the task befo

/ Y’ them and we do not, nor do we even admit to ourselv

*~ , that it is equally serious to us. Great Britain, and w

ing distance of the guna, where Zeppelins are momenta

her. Canada and the other Dominlons beyond the seas ar _ _ .. in this fight for existence incurring a debt that will be bhr e treaty' very similar is the champs" Edwud crews °°n`

' All the new Sha 3 in Sailors anama I heavily for generatloiis to come This burden we shalt

“" has thrown in its lot with the Allies. has boon, tenhnionlly,

rily ,

expected, and where the wounded are seen brought home M war with .Austria for me last any your-B' owing U’ the

_ in thousands they see the need of saving the "lum

f baby Republic being overlooked when Italy and Austria

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‘ ~ ‘ -i '- -- V* ' D 0 ran ed terms of eace aft th f 186 ` _- v - ,p.__ .. __ 1;- sugar." the “piece of bread." the cigar. tb cl rett _ H M g D er 8 war O 6’ brmgs to

_ ~ ’ \ \.:_ _ 8 ga e °w mind the case of Liechtenstein, the small independent

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_,S Prlllclblllliy between the Swiss _and Austrian frontiers. ln re that war Liechtenstein was an ally of Austria, and Prussia

‘ an' ally of Italy; and just as San Marino was overlooked by

ue Austria. so Liechtenstein was forgotten by Prussia, with he the result that for fifteen years the two latter States were re technically at war with each otlier_ It was not until 1881

_“Z that Blsmark remembereiffaiechtenstein. and sent a pleni. t potentiary to Prince John to sigp the long overdue peace

'ge stltuency, which ileems to be still at war with Russia; for

` d' s etc. -

prices from 65C to ’ P p obliged to bear for ourselves_ How are we preparlng fe the Crimean war. so far as our participation in it was

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Overalls

for Men

The best values in the city at

’¥i0c, 75c,85c.90c $1 rod $1.25 Overalls

for Boys

A good strong Un-

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n / ' 5-_ ls. *f

_ _*vs

f /'_ _l A ri///I _ _ 1' 1 THE_P»l_1.nioi_»l’iili_soirit.iss.i

§[-nl 1 in an attempt to toiitue sir Robert 'Q ir ti. p , _. __

` I' _/, saYs .that “the man who entered into thergliffiolye alilstllfd' HAMBUNC-"auxin . f with the Anti-British Nationalism" should "not complain of D

|011 at 60g per pa|f_ ' attacks of that nature or that anything that is said about ‘

his Governments conduct of the war ls not quite justlfl- Th°°° "8 i-he GUY! 01010 lto bs popular, 1~|1|||k of

lt. Doing business as usual, prldlng ourselves on 0:; concerned' was formally declared between R“°°|“‘ °“ the prosperity. boastfully claiming that the war has not onl one hand' and England’ Ireland’ Scotland ‘md B°"Wl°k'°“"

Tweed. on the other, the latter town being l¢ga1|y neither

~ out of our products and our trading! we do wen to do In England nor Scotland. But when peace was arranged

,_ not troubled us but has enabled us to make more molle

' _ ___ produce slid our trading but we must not forget the pi-opp

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(V - Hon 01' ll- l-hit flgillfllily b8l0llgs to the Empire and that it ' ~'3*"-`~1"~‘~"`~'~'~'ff-'~‘-'~`~`f-'-‘~'-‘-`-‘-"--A-1*-.~.~_

" ~ , li 0\" dilll' 10 Day- We have not yet taken the wa |- __,, ously. have not yet realized that it is for our exisrtesr: ..*******°***** M" “M God must be fond

" T "mi 'he “-“’f“‘.‘*“°'“"P‘= 0' 1116);, hairs made and ri tion? 2 DIILY SELECTIOIIS I nhofngll 0! good in

able "

_-_.__ ~i.\._, __~; m°\"'\`@‘l *hill Will Welsh heavily upon our children s child. 4' F0* Gulnmgu. l Q Down in McPherson, Kan. P* jy _. _ _ ren if the Empire survives. And if it does not survive

_ s. ' s_. ;¢‘ W ,~|, Wi" be b°°§\,w°1v° have not doin our wlioir duty.

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i- ~_~/ I up 1.500 pounds of dande-

Furnishsd ,.4 lions. This is it quantity

by W. 8. Louqpp. lélllilffr-143° “great to at#

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OOO**§U0§'l__)O»‘¢'|O§ szhaller amonnamdnndgllonl:

gniol' s‘»_vd_lstiiiction all their W _ .. ..

ba*-'°N lllaixre. Ehokgltligg tlillix

Sililllch. and there you, are, Of course theY're too chesp

joyous, the rambunctlous Mft Bumon “uns

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Conditions ` _

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It is gratifying to announce that in June the -~

Business of The Great~West Lite was greater than in any previous month of the Company’s

history. *_

The Total of applications received makes

a new Canadian record. _ ._, .

As never before, men realize the sound _

security of Life Insurance, and require the best. fr

"run GREAT-'WEST -LIFE Assuaanci-: co

Head Office-Winnipeg Branch Office-Charlottetown

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MANAGERS, P. E. l. 1

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For Picmcs

Messrs. R. 1:. Mutch & Co. of Ch’town, are

agents for Prince Edward Island for DRAKE’S CARBONATED BEVERAGES & CIDERS.

Orders given to them would have special care

ful attention. They also carry a stock on handat ` all times, and are in a position to make quick deliv- ery of any rush orders. _

`-oua Parc:-:Si ARE Ricar-

Ch’town P. E. I __

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Store Closes Every Monday Afternoon on on-mornin n ninnr-t._..1.....-.n,i._i..n., ““‘“""°“' “""“""' "‘"” » ""°°°~" “"1 ffm her own

° 7 “““"°“ °f ""5 ‘Wm ¢¥lllllP|¢~" Who are the Anti-British Summit avenue " lawn of

Dilflllg dllfl A\lgllSt at 1 0 CIOCIC Nrtlonrlirtr to which The Patriot rerorrz 'rhey sro til.. Mrs. million rua tlro lower

disciples of Henri Boursssa, who is the disciple of Sir ‘mmf dwntepl °' Mn Day'

wh( ld L, i _ laborer. But there’s differ-

S A D ald r ur er Bournsss was brought up in and ,graduated .mem ,M|-LM 3g2;_°n_ ,he

'_ _ !_ ent ha ’em; r. _ laborer,

Q . C as a Liberal. elected b Liber _ ' h`g'$`t1i,es 'em, Th; tr-pub);

7 al votes He was a disciple

°f 35|' Wilfrid Liilrler. and became one of Sir Wilfrld's “'f}hJl¢““°"9”° 'M'

pets. When Laurier refused to send soldl t - ' ‘ '~' " " ' ~7‘ `~" ‘ ‘ ~ -.......,.......... ... _... .':.“.'..':_l.r°.:~'.-:: ::.'.1.'.°_;- »~-=»» Fennell Cl1'a;';`¢l1¢,-‘rw ff-»

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from the Liberal School Bourasss entered P rllam

pests, hey .visit Alike the

-»- -v are too com n to be

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front lawn! But Mr. Day. laborer eats them as often ll "I8 "U18 Daylgbofgrg have time to dig them, and he likes them, _ Some del' s new captain of lndustry will corner the dandelion output and bong; prices. Then you'|| and them on Mm. Bullloifs

busmess as “Hmm to make what money we can out of our the little border "State" was not mentioned' in tho treaty. F

or Have You Seen Our

Big Display lligll __ gnirtnwu mourns

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mower and want the best machine your money. :$11 buy. it_w1li my you well- to ou.lsiii» allowing; f°f° maklim a selection. If you need a lawn

mower but are not thinking seriously about get. fills 011°. you should see our. showing because

§_l;e_:_ sgl::;i_did values offered bound to make _

o l - ...__:it..:‘.r.'§‘...':.‘.i:'s.°.'t..'l'°..°:.r..':.'s'“it s gl§a;S\nz_mtime call today and ,,¢d,.”§i,. _

J ; ~L_»toiss;iio ` _~ » » f ls _yyour §;

' giflirnh gtl"te_ihid"]

1 ~ ~ 4 dle"o`f ‘July “we

_ . __ will clear out

Mg our Wash Goods, offerin

every piece at a __Sl1_?$TA _ /\\ ~ _ T1AL Rsoucljio _._ __ W ‘ __ DON’T wanta yard-of Wash

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Goods left over' by the first ot August, we want the roo and you want the goods. ` Se

ect your pattem for Hon

_, _ Dress, Street Dress or S ' Dress. The material consists l 1 of all Ginghams,_Pr_ints,_Ch

tzes, Ducks, Ratines, Voilés

_ Crepes, Crepe Voiles, als

_ _ the balance of“our Banner

Bargain in 36 inch Percale 16c

_ \ goods for 12c per yard.

James Paton &iCo

Victoaia Row, Ch’town, P. E I `

Write, Wide or Phone '

Messrs R.E. Mutch & Co.

If You are thinking about gettinga lawn __

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