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BOURASSA AND CANADA MUST. SEND AID CAMPAIGN CA-NDI-DA]'~E$I

SIR WILFRID

Returns to the Folrland Welcomerl lo ills 0id Chiefs Bosom.

MONTREAL, Nov. 27.-One fact ov-

erphadows all others in Quebec now-' adays-the declared adhesion of llenri 'I-lourassa and' his followers to the cause of Sir' Wilfrid Laurier. Six months ago Mr. Bourassa declared the Llbetral Leader to be thc most nefari- ous man in Canada. His reason for thls judgment lay not alone in old nnimostltiee but in the fact that Sir Wilfrid had agreed to the 1916 exten. sion of Parliament and had pretend- ed so give lull support to Govern- ment in its war legislation, _'l`his at- titude. forced by the keen feeling ot’ his English followers and' by the pub- lic. sentiment oi' tho Euglislr Provinces, was infinitely distasteful to the Nation- alists, who are blindly hostile towards the war, spiteful lu tlroir declarat.ious concerning (lreial Britain. suspicious of the United Staten. arui tender' lo- wnrds Sinn Fein.

“Cheapest Traltors In the World."

This bar'bed eplgrnm appeared in

a. Canadian paper recently “Mr. liourassa und Mr. lruvergire may console themselves with the thought. that theyl are the cheapest traito:'.~. ln the -world.” it is true. For such work as the Nationalists have done, with or' without reward in 'Canaria Ger-ru.rn agents and spies have been paid ex- travagantly to do in the llnited States. 'l‘o destroy the morale oi' the enemy at home is considered by Germany us rr military manoeuvre-in the heliei that discontent ill spread to the very but- tlefront.

The war morale -of Quebet-_ was

high on August lst, 1914. One re- members parades of French young men, the singing oi' l.a Marscilluiso, nful' the insistent inquiry whether or not Great Britain would “mar-ch." The 4th of 'August came. and Great Britain rnurchedt For n week -or ten days Quebec and Ontario were in accorrl. 'l`hen Mr. Bourassa came home from Europe, having escaped from Alsace by the skin of his teeth. His news- paper had expressed. up to this time, no opinion on Canadian participation in the struggle. It was an ominous silence, followed hy an ominous ut- terance that (Trrrrutia had no right to send a single soldier overseas l-`ro:n that rrronrent Quebec cooled' into in- dIiTere'nt‘.e, null more lately. into hos- illity.

Rabid With Race Madness

lt is no secret that Bourassa ab-

peals mainly to the people who think they are intellectuals-to Seminarists and priests, to law students, to intran- sigants of every sort, and particularly' to youngmen rabid with race mad- ness. His newspaper sparkles with. epigrnm. glitters with polished satire.4 For poetry, for art and literature ltr always has a place. ills writers are stylists and lingual exquislties. Yet under this exterior elegance, breathes a spirit of tempestwous narrow, fierce- ly unfair. Mr. Bourassa. COHSCIOUSIY or unconsciously. cannot "l1Il1Y. straight." In an argument he cannot quote _ authorities without coloring them. He has carried on against Oll- tario and the Ontario Government a campaign of slander ami' vlt\lD€\‘flli0“ which savors oi' the gutter rather' thllh of the salon and always he has main- tained towards England such a spirit, of hostility and desperate hatred as Reventlow himself might envy. H _ "What do we owe to Englaml? is his incessant and satrlcal inrrulry,

Brought Bouraoaa to Fury.

One may understand the unspoak able anger Mr. Bourassa and his us- sociates had for Sir Robert liorden long before the Military Service Act was promulgated. When the ruild and innocuous war attitude of Sir' Wilfrid Lau»rie1- brought the criticism; the rnost nefarious man in Canaria. the war temper of the Governnrent and oi the majority of the public brought Mr. Bourassa to a state of cold fury. lu his opinion both parties 51811 80"” mad. (It is always the 0DI“I0“ 0|' Mf- Bourassa that one who dlsuzrees With him is insane.) ln this temper' he saw the enactment of the War-Time Election Act, In this temper he saw the determination of Sir Robert Bor-

den to 'consolidate the war-spirit of

the country in a Union Ministry. lf' this temper he saw that Ministry es tabllshed. and the conseti\1@“' dill"

tegration of the Liberal Front Benchm

doputation. Naturally enough he de- termines to throw whatever influence he poolesses to Sir' Wlilfrid' Laurier: candidates. first pledging them to ex- act the instant repeal of the draft law and the release of all conscripts se- cured through its -0neratl0hB- Th" candidates sign gladly. W0" Wm* 0"' thusiasm, for that is their own con- ception of duty in a crisis-the duty

oi' refusing all aid to the men who

arte guarding civilization. the con temptible duty of saving their own

skin.

ltl\Ior'g Declaration

inserted n paragraph in the dcclnru- tion tc the effect that not only was he opposed to conscriptlon. but that hc was oposed to voluntary enlistment, and ihe further participation of Carr- adn ir. the war. For u "patriot," M l~}thler_ has a curious record. llc wus clectotr by acclarnution in 1911 inf ar smooth bit of political trickery. ills 0DD0h9ht’rr papers were found fauliy and there was no contest

lt is not far in a nation’s history

in i896 was .supported by u newspa- per called Le Soir, edited by Mr. Lout- Phllipps Brodeur, urterwarris a Mins ter in the Laurier Cablrrcr. and' Mirr- isted for Rouville. ’i‘hai newspaper seized on the. fact. -,rf tho purcliasc by the (lover'rrrneni. oi' '~rr.rui;lr lirics to arrn the t‘arradiarr nrllitla and ru ir series of articles, nrrii-l3rltisir, auti- itlngiish. and :rutl-(‘.anuiiun, restfrlrlisir- mi the creed which in iiurr- becupre the creed of rrutionulisru.

ln those days Mr. lienri Bournssu

was rr l.ib1‘r~.r|. lrenrrring his lo_v:rit_v fr'our Le Soir- und his pu.trln‘..-r -r fron Sir Wili`rid Laurier, his devciopureni into at <:ler'ir:alist demagogun. was lop- icul and lnd'eed inevitable. llc left tlrre 'iiilrcrul party because the educa- tional clrains fastened by his lead.-|- on the l’rovinces oi' Alberta uznl Sas kntchewun were, in his opinion. fur' too light. Since that time unadulter- ated race and creed has been his only policy. Spot-ions, plausible, courteous. he iruposerl upon his conniryrncn lilo rrriscIrievo\fs_ creorl of ourselves alone, and misled his lirrglislr friends. 'l`lu-._v thought lriru r-lrlvalrous and' honorable. though of rnistakcn views. The war has revealctl him. as It has revealed runny rncn und many insi.itutior\.~\. llc went into the furnace to be tried and he carrie. out as slag-liglrtweiglrt dross-a plain traitor-the t-lierrpe..-l that Gr~r'rnan_v has ever used.

Insincere and Hollow

Be-fore he was revealed, whllo yet

he was zr recalcitrant Liberal. the llaurier (lovernrncut, proposed a par- tial naval program, having been lorr- cd by pressrrre i'rorrr the English wing of the party to make some move. We know now how insirrcere and hollow the proposal was. While it wus de- nounced' in English-flanatlrr as wholly inutlcfrurrie, in view of the rlrrrruor signs in Europe, it was denounced in Quebec as too extruvrrgarrt. 'l‘_ho lryc - election ol' l)r'urnuror\rl and _f\r'thahu.~r- ku. was won by a Nationalist nftcr rr campaign boldly designed to frighten the simple habitant mothers. 'l‘lre general election of 1911 found that pitiful naval pnograrn the issue in Quebec, Nntionalists denouncing il. and calling I-Ieaven and Earth to \vii- Iness that they owed noting to Eug- land. The Liberals fought badly. They were on unfamiliar' ground. Thor' were not used to-approving the ex- penditure of money on defence. Yet they carried the Pr~ovinc:e.»a proof at

least Quebec leaders may be. the sou' tho habitant is sound. -

But One Party Today

Since the election of 1911. the bit-

nerness -of official Liberals in Quebec towards Natioriulists has been the bit- terness of men attacked by their own weapons. Yet. thc policy oi' Sir hob- ert Bor'den_ sloatJ.\'. IOYHI BNI Hll‘0hi=Z~ was so distasteful to both the reap- roclrrncnt was inevitable. The first Nrove towarrin that mpprouelrrrreni was made hy Lucien Cannon in Dor- elrester last January, when he declar- ed thai Canada had done enough in tho wur. Since thou all has been

sv Gradually but surelv Liberals

ing the languag speaking it trensorrorrnly' in the midst i' des erate anti terrible war'

-r';:M -_Taro Mountains, not only rrigned. hu

from 1896 to 1917. The Lilreral nari_v|

Canadian Army }~leadquarters in

France, Nov. 27.-(By W. A. Willr. Sflh. Special correspondent of the (arradian Press)- Side by side with men from other parts of the empire and of Franco the Canadians have take" ll glorious share in the cam- _ilillgh 01' the past year, which has 'been marked by the sternly decline .of the one-my's strength and mornin rn the western theatre.

Since the i'all of Bapnume signalled

to the world the acceptance of the defensive by the (fc-ntral Powers in what, from their forty years prepara- tion wus to have been the tlrcatrr- for a ir'IlU“Dlr-arrt offensive-_ ilro t‘a_rra¢iiarra have moved forwar‘d from vicioryr- ro victory.

Known No Reverses.

.in the tie-sper'a|o lighting at Vimy

Ridge, at liill 70, and ai'terwar'd,; when our troops closed steadily lu around Lens, winning back for France vrtal -ruining r-egiorrs and ll.1Il_v ut Passclreirduelr- when (Jaundu. by stormlngthe ridge compic-ted the cap

lou in the ilelrl has known no rever's

An dulrage in

In view of the Gernrrrrr insult to*

Sir' Robert. llurdvir in liiivircrrv-r~,‘tilt-r* lin) the republication of this iles- patch will bo of interest.

ItE(ilNA, Sash., Marcir 12T.»-“ii r.;

no i`alse alarm I nm sounding when l say that this province is in danger' of losing in British character." obser- ved ltev. Murdoch ll/iscl{innon, the vigorous pastor- oi` Knox (‘.hurr~lr. in fliscrrssing the rislrlg tillc oi' ulicn enemy aggression in Suskatclrf-warr and what ho conceives to be the fail- ure of the constitrrtetl arrtirorities to protect the i\riter'esls .of the boys :ri ilro front. E

“I assert. and the t`uct.=; uorriir-ru ru_v

views. that unless the l<lur~o|»er|rr 1lIIt‘ll rlltrrrry ciilv.l‘rrs who ure-_ onlilltrtl t.o vntc' in this' pr'ovirrf'v atrc :ii_-.i'r‘urrl‘ii cd, or in sonro oilrr-.r r:i'i'e¢-live way curved. in their lrosiiliiy lu (`urra|iu'.~r soldiers who are lighting rrgrtirrsi their national <:ountr‘ies in this war, our soldiery will be pena-llzed at th: polls for their loyalty. and their -irr- terests wllll be nregiected by a iegrisla- ture whose majority owe their seats to German and Austrian v0tes."

SHOULD BE DISFRANCHISED.

"For my part., I unhesitatingly de-

clare in favor of the rlisfrarrchisernelrt

I that however' <l€BDiCl1bl€ 801110 not only in this province. but, through-

out the Dominion. for a term of years of every elector born in, Germany and Austria. I would not go behind a man's -birth in Canada., even though it is necessary to dis-franchise his fath- er, 'but certainly tho situation in this province. and in Alberto, with their predominating Prussian ele- ment, is fraught. with real danger to British institutions. If we are to conservn the British clruracter of Sarr- katchowan, the Dominion Govern- ineni. lmusl uci, as wo t‘:1ul\0i, appur- enily. hope for ururir support. from our l’|'ovirre|al uuihor'ltleer,"

MASS MEETINGS SOON.

“I .lo not believe tho eusl appi'r-ciut-

68 _ - - ' - ‘and Natloualists couleucerl until to- on tho ruenaclru.: condition eorri'rorrt- clay they are but one party--all speak- ing those sections of the west where

9- of im Soir. but this alien euonry element, is so over-

whelrning in political influence. We of thu west. do and while puhll.-. rnvn

-0 ('E>risci~i’ptlorrI het lt be arratherrra_ hrrvc not _vet hcrzurr t0 “Peak OHL hr

ol 1 r Ley than-| pm-lgir Irood favor of some united uction to con-

Orrr rr tl ers. . » - - '

_ r _ ri, r -i~¢=(i_ trol the danger of lirltlsh interests, _ _

"onserv“H0“` Let N he I qngm( r . thc ur, talking anion tlronrr-relves. ‘I|”'Im“chiSmnem of our “II““ "““"“‘Irrir~r>r\, liiulrrl \\'ooirrer-, wrote, evpluiu-

~ ‘ TARY RATlONlNG

. hat tv.o .V 0

$2558? ‘ltgkegyggigg Img gem. and i expect to acc a Egnuss meeting cs. lull lll"I"“‘I "WY have 3C¢Ui_||)' lug ilu- r~ir'rurrrsrurrr-r-s und r-rulusirru tion which breathes fire and snrokelh' “Very city of the province before dlstranchrssd our British fighting the ulfl- 'l`|Hr hrllfrwlrrrr lellrr' war-= rt" m Quehm, today ' many montiur-tirui will register oppu- meh-" _ `r'eivl‘1I_IIr \"‘llI.V1 “W g "'-

' " ,sition arnong the fathers and moth "l‘lre (lover-nnrent has rllsfrsrrrlrrsed ~ lirrr-kiruzlraru l’alar-<- _

` ers of the bovs at Ihr- front." the tlerruan hor'lr I-iilzerr, but the i'<-r\l~- l.oruiorr_ I-U-\`I>0N', f\'<r\’~ `-"if-Il1\l“‘\\ |\I‘t`l“I>

“_-_'_"_'_'__ A ing oi` thi- Virrlrraiiun born pr\r'so\r.~r is my -_Hgh |g|7 tin. |`r\rnl 4-orrirrrllr-r~, lu :r .-|rt»el~lr in ilu'

I PRACTICALLY D|5FRANcH|5ED evirimrt' frour what lrappenr-d in Kit- Mig., My W,,,,\,,,.,-_ riiouru- of |.or~ri.- tolls; -..ri,l tw was

IWHV GERMANV DID NOT TAKE ‘ (~|,¢~|p-r, tllerlln). Oni. M,\.|.||p_ | nm I-omrrrnnriwi by th:-. .~"il| irfrpefrrl lhrrl vorrrpnl.-.>r'_v ruiion-

ADVANTAGE OF RUSSINS Tp., ,ranger r,em,m, worse .rapt-_. Qui-.err to tell you that your lr-ltr-r aruliirrr: rorrlrl he rrrwvirlcrl. but that it uu¢.~'t

WEAKNE39- for every man who enrmtg gives gpg ------_----- 4-11;-loarrm datterl Sturt., l8ih. b:r\'|‘ \r|‘I‘rl~*'0li\" ""|"*"‘ ill Ihff “I‘I"`01\"I\I'\\< f*‘\`~'

German and Austrian io . safely received.

(CINICIIRU1 PTO" D¢BP5f¢hl that much more lniluenoe Iliohpotilllz r MOCK ‘STEAK In r'<~pl_v. the Qrrcerr has lu-err r:r~a|-r-

LONDON, NOV. 26.-Rerlter'B Iles- under nrcsenf (.0m|monR_ [yum nm --*~ ' ously |rlr~r\.~r|‘rI i-ir :rr1-cpl the lliilo

Dtlllih fl'0m PBU`0Kf*\d Undef dale Of east renllzo wlrni oricurrefri in our lluviru.: pul, rt pound of lean lrt‘t‘I`fpie,r-e oi` work sent by you as huviur: Fl'Id¢lY. NOV- 23» WY” “IM the Allied L¢HIiil\ll'0 II\lRt before it adjourned throuilll ‘I llwtlt. r'lrol\ll""- “im ll I‘“"'I been ruude by such :rn olrl lud.\' as d|ilI0mB-UC |'€‘lJ|'e59“UltIV9S had 8 l-W0 last week. when Premier Martin, tea_spoorrl`\rl of unit. rr pinch of i>0llilf`P-'_\-'orrr nuui, und ller l\lrr_iest_\' rir--=irr-s hours conference at the British Em- with the Government majoritv, and and two iairiesoonfrrls of writer: rr\lK’|hai her- iluurks be exrrr-r-_<.-r~ri for thr- basg on that day and W6|$h9d HU NW. against the solemn protestsfnf tlr.,ii,lrorouf.:hl_\' and i'orn\ into rr <‘iIk“- \I\"Isnrm~, lrotlr io _vou und to Mrs Mv-

DBHFIHSS (lf U19 Maxlmamt A‘°mlB'~I0° Opposition, insisted upon panning th, size and slrapc o|` ar sirloin or rrorier-|](,.,,,';,.

Order. Ensign Krylehk0. U16 “BW not which nractlcaliv dlliranchises house steak. Put a trying-pun on the lnnr,

Comrinander ilnt _Chief of \t;rethAlalg'_» :he boys at the front? That is the rn. stew- and greaseCii.‘ athfl WhP|\ IH" Yours faithfully.

aslre an n GTV BW" ‘V 9 ' €rrt and pur one ami rar.-tical e ect. ui. in tire meat. not or a momen-

lhlln 1l‘\:yl`1‘lY hlld fllnad I0 mlm 8dV°“‘ ofthe luw adxlrpted. whI)ch gives tgrro Nu one side, their tum with prrneakv (Lady) KATHERINE COKE.

M50 0! Ilussiifs troubles. is reported pears at large to he filled hy the over- turn:-r and sehr the ot.her side; put it |,_q.r_\».p1.\\'rr|trng. Ins having replied: "Tho Germlm seas ccntlrrgem from Saskatchewan. over a moderate ilrc or in the oven 'rho many friends of Mrs, i\lcKr-uzie I`Pr°1°iH|°¢ If* “"4 I" ‘"‘“d with “" M°"\I"’f»' Of the Onrresitlorr painted In 1-oak -‘rlewlr for sixteen rrrlrurtr-°. hour _wiring roar om, .~.»rr¢rrunrrri¢- rwr and will not allow oilicial Germany t0 this out clearly in protesting `ngainst‘ turning once or iwlro, Trnrrsrer in rr .m rp.. ,||,.||,,..|g,,,, nm.. ,.,,,,f,.r,-,.,| nl;

‘I Ethier. Liberal candidate for hamper the fulfilment of a great the rrrear--rrre becoming law. arul.l,oad_ rr:-,uf-d rrrnlr. lrrrsir- with alittle butt- rpm pr-r. ami hope aiu- nur; be sparr-

` - ' ', tl 'r rt( see her hundredth birthday.-

ture ol' this key position the ilomiu’

THE GERMAN ,

rrrrruce in cursor

T0 SOLDIERS IN FRANCE SHOULD KEEP HUSTLING

es. Whni. tlrr-v have been told to

Ile ar'eas -by the (".nnndlan Red i‘r'oss.

fr e e e r sr- ( 0. ._ 9

‘.“$‘.? iiii ‘.‘.‘;.."“‘.1;..i“ii.E.f"..i.illl.»‘ .'.';.-..~".'.‘."‘...“.‘. .,.;._.I."f1.f.f.'Lii.‘2.“...i.;r, The Guardian s Prizes are Valuable Promised

has come into its own as never bc- ian Association- have been conduct- S ° ° . , f e until ow 'l‘he enem admits ed carefrrl invcsti atlonsi. deiernrino

or. n _ . . . y , tht’ Srl 8l‘i0Iltv of our uns. even as

H 0

the plants be-.t -rultablo rn power

ire, fealzs to" r`rrr»r~i‘ oulf ginfnntry wltlr|sizo and for instalments _ills I I

the bayorreir. _

` New Triumphs.

'I‘<; the glory of Ypres, I-`esi.rrlrcri,

Givenchy, St. Rloi, :uni ilu- Sornruc have been added new triumphs. Our' men have done tho work given to them to do and have dorro ii, rrolrly, but the cost luis. been heavy. 'l`ho mud stained and bottle scnrrerl hat ialiorrs have sarlly thinned ranks and have lost many oilicer~.s_ Arriller_v brigades have their stones oi' days and nights of perpetual shelling, ur' brave mefn who answered the last post and of brave ofl`ir'er'fr who fell lighting the _grurr;. canada ui home mn:-.t till the gaps.

Portable Light Pdantrr.

l'ol'lalJle eleeirli' light plarrts aiu-I

lo IIP lJl'0Vlderl lu the i‘nuadiarr bai-

Saskatchewan

r l r ‘I

rnii-r' Martin to porruil the rrrou ol'l`r-r-~` lui; iI|t»ii‘. lirvvs ul the i'|'oni lo l\u\'r- llrcir votes; rwgisicrml in the ron- _=iiI.ru-ircy in wlrirrlr ilre’y would bo lug | ally entitled io vote. if they had nor' l.r~e,. <‘urrled by their loyalty io Kina urui eourrtry ov:-.r‘se:rs in light our iruitlr-s."

I

A|_rEN coNTRor__ i

“I rrslt. what was the purpose of

this legislation if it were not to null* fy the votes of our soldiers. 'I‘lu- l-,r-n-

ruurrs and .f\ur-rilizrrrs ip Sus'l<uli'lre\vurr. 'l`Ii<‘_\' Iluvv' iwfl gri-:ri ,sr-r»r'r-i 7.olvr-|'~~

rr rrriu-lrirrn to mrrriroi :bi-_ |roliiir»r. <‘rrrr\plr-xio,, oi' i~vi-r~_\ r-lr-1-tivo ollire f:‘oru .-4-irrmi ir'rr.-.tr-'.- lo rrri-nrlrr-r or

are controlling tirlr' rrilir-4-|‘s, loo.”

“Su.<;kutt'i|owar1 lun.; :toni son.:-

rbiriy-tlrr'cc thousanrl men io rin- rront, thus increasing - the votinr.: .st.r'f-'rrgllr of these alien crrernies. lt., in no secret that their wt-ll rli.~.tr'ilrut¢‘rl I vote' ¢~orrtr‘olie¢l`:r majority of -lir- llcgislativo seats before tho warr and obviously with 33.000 men oi` Brlti_slr

lr vc untlis rted sway. Then comes

hold these allen people have orr_our iusttutious 4 by refusing to permit tlrese' soldier' boys to have their votes counted in the corrstituerrcles lu which they would bo rourrtetl if they wore not wearing the i{lng`s colors.

AN OUTRAGE.

“i my ir is an ou-trsge'. They rnzrlre

cr-rtairr that these fighting nwu cun- rrot influence other than tlrf-so tim-r~ seals at large, which tirery are willing to corn-elle to them in return for enf- lrly rreerrrinrq u monopoly of the otlwr' lift y~rrlne. ~ "Our last election showed something over 100,000 votes polled. Now cornea this special legislation and gives 33.- 000 soldiers but three representatives and the balance of the total elector ate. minus these 33,000 soldiers. the l‘ifty~nine seats. l ask the pr-ople of (?anr\rl,|_ if this is ‘ilrltislr fair plu_\".' is this r-all-rrlrrterl to conserve the ilrii ish rlrurrrr-ter of our insiit\riion.~r'.’ l suv this is ar danger that calls for the

i'u_~, with .~:orrr_1\ tlrir't_v Iiirorrsurni at-trial mv nm _ V _ I “"""" "" 'I“"' I""’I‘-" "' 'I“"` I”"V’"“'~ rri`u.r-i|r|'r~_~: :rrrrl ruuuiiiuuer il rrei-tis lor

" ilu

spirit in khaki, these alien crreruresr

ad\.rrrr,e.rl dressing slutrorrs, which

frm the inet. line of eva:-.nation 'rrrv _.._______________

rliillculry of zrdequair- lighting has

been one ri' tl -i. . '- - _, . tions with ) wlrilt-in mmirreIl‘E.lIEl(llwoilll;|r?ri:‘ l H IF' imfll pmlpunn M many “organ” I

~ - rave. rar c 1,- '_ .

I'\‘ilr|mt`rr téoxtfrrrli wlitlr in tim- for-_lrlrr-orrgir viii. ,drill,:,-i,:`;':.%|,:,?,:,I: mm “Wil q lmdmlllmllflipllflllli’ f;lt'*-. i‘r»lrr,ll.|lIorrsA lor good ilringa dome lr

' -Y- - - lil -*WUI* U -1- iircrr' patrons. This, lrowr-'vor rt- H

rorrsiurri. treatment, often of 1, motrr ymm- ...hwul ln ||(,,H_(.. mn( I" 'I"Ii"""` ""“""‘~ III” V- A- M- V- 0|" llitlalesr in The (‘riurtli'rrr’s l`ivii.LlA(\l-I2'

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freer, l" - - » ‘» . - _ ..

s lure arcorrrpllslrrri rrnrrrcies mohrh. (mnpuw, and mm, memlm

fm 'hp wmmdpd' -\\'Iro have uitir-ti and who will |'ur‘tlrcrI

Eqrripped with the necessities given r | | - - , ,_ . _

by-_rhe medical service and supplied' 'Ef[I;,_;\,;\;,m (,l;_;|:h‘C,,(:1l:]e;;\I_1.‘,).l Yfmlsn uh,

by the Carrudian Red Cross with the comforter which are only less iban 1rf~:‘e:,sliiea the (,`_ A. M. 4_7. achiev- Pll rt trlurnplr of evacuation in the Passclrenriaele battles. But here. ur-r'iui1lI,\'. to urs great uri exterri an ltr any ot'tirf~`(‘.anadian errgagerrrerrrr-._ warn or frufiicierrt light was one of the gravesi. obstacles in the work of the ruedicrrl nervir-e.

EVERYIINE BIIUSI

IHE VIIIIIIIIY IIIIN

Loyal Vzrirurliarrrs runs( re.uIi7.e i.l|ui

rrotlriug short oi` 1-ornpieto victory will rrlukr- the world :.';ri'u for rlerrrtu-rut-y. 'l`lrc srrcr~_e.=sirri rrr'os<»,r~rri_ir>rr of ilrc war' rirerrrltrlds Muir l’owe.r- onli rlriouey l’o\\'- er. .lil-,rr who r-urruoi go to ilu- lrorri :-1Irnulli‘ rrrukc their rlullurs iii:,Eri :rrrrl buy Viriory llourls. \\`ur or'rlor‘.-r ur.- llrr-. lrirclrlrorrr- ol'_our' |rr't-.sr-.rrt ifruui prospi-r‘it_\'. \\/ur' tlrrir-r.-a liupi-ini ou thi- r-r~r‘tiiirr being given to llritzrirr and tlrosc t-,rcriits depend on the .stir-r-ess of (7rrnali:r.'.-i Vivlor_\r Loan.

You are :rskerl io hrry Viriory iiondw

to enable Uanada to iluislr the war and help her' to pr'r~sr-rve hor agricul- tural, irrt.'ustr'izrl and commit.-rt-ini pros- perity. Tilt- (’:rrr:rrlia1r (loverrrnrr-rri will ro-lerrrl your ruorrey to- thc liritisir (lovr\,rrrmerri, ilui noi lr riollur' of it will go outside of ('u\rutiu. '|`hc whole unrourrt of the ilourr srllrstwilrvrl will siuy irc-rc, ii will br- :~\|u-ni on Vanu- riinrr pr'ruIrrt'i>r, l'_oori,st|r|'l`s. Iu:r|url`u('t

""5 Im' “HI sh°“'~‘i S"“"` "I-mm (I""`, rrrcs uuri rrrrrrriiitrrrs of. wur. .\lilliurr-r

oi` llritisir |`ur~r|rt~fi|.~' uud |rrunul`ut-Irrror-:< are in klruki und r-uuirol aivt- -ilreir'

or out iile |‘o'.ri~'ir|i'is urrrl -rrrrrr

r urruy. ilcrrce. ii|'liui`rr lui-us to

Varnitiu and omit-r‘:t almost. ulriiurllt-ri truarrliiir-,s of (‘nrr:rriu‘,~a irroilru-is frorrr

l’ur‘iiurrrorri_ Arid. ruirrk you, 'th v|,-mm :md mmm.y mm “,,|,,_|.yl

Lei. your savings Ira.-rierr Vltstory.

}<_‘ver'_v do-liar you pul _'info Viczory Bonds will add to the pressure that is surely crushing the liun. ’l`l\<- way to Victory is by Victory llonrlrr. National urgency ond' National lronor derrrarrd that you invest in (‘:rrra<ia'.u Vit-tory \\'nr Loan. Let every l’. I-1. lsrlurrller' who has wiihhelrl, go io the liank today and buy Victory l'-lorrrlrr to

' limit oi` his resorrrrl ~.

U I” - th -_' n ' _ ~' this le-gislation that cllnchcs Ihr; 0 ‘Hy ___________`_

IIIIEEN MARY

I AOKNIl_IlIEIIIiES GIEI

Mrs. Margaret Mel{errzle, of t'avt\u-

dish, is the proud possessor ni' ir lr-l- ier written by Lady l<a|herini~ t‘r'.\kr-, iL:rdy~lrr-waiting to thr- Queeni. in av- knowlerlgenrenl of the gift of ir piece ol' exquisite lure rrrutie by her during rho past srrnrrnr-rx

him iilci\'~-rrziu is in her' rrirrr-ry-aixilr

_vi-ar_ und though not able to be up and uround owlrrg to ilu~ irriirrnirie.~r of age, _vel her rnenlal |'ueulrir-ft arr- rrninrpaired, and she In us busy and as

li|rir»i'e:-tell in ull kinds of |`urrr-_\'-work

us any girl. Siii_iur.: up in lied' sire does herruiiful work in the way ul' net- pinlg. eir'_». he.sldcs rnaklng t~u:rhion r~o\'\~r‘_-r urrrl Quilts oi’ silk und velvet. /\ few ruunllrs ago sire rorrrplrlotl :r very rluiuiy pier-e or work rundr- of No llill iirrerrd uuti r~x|rr‘esserl ilu- desire ihtri il lrr- su-rli Io the Qucvrr llr-r

t cause." _ _ er Willoughby earnestly urged Pre and er-ite .rs roorr as res 3 r

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threshold of-the last lap ln the race. Tlrc-re are only a few more days left in the uarrrpalgn ru whit'-lr ro cram all th.. voter. _vou can obtain. ‘it is up ro you rc realize every promise and get every available subscr-iptiorr. You cannot lrave too runny votes. Votes on :'_rrlr:u-r-trrtiorrs are the only things that will help you i`ronr now on. '

’l`berr». is just our simple thing for

racli curulitlate to do who wi.~\l\er-r to wind up his or her- curnpaigrr with :r wlrirlwlrrti finish and obtain every sull- ::r-riptiorr poersible. Start today. ile- iays- are duug<.~r~our-_ ’i‘lu- winners will lu- tlrusr- wiro keep rfverlastlngly at il, 'l`lrr- t-:uupuigrr depar‘lnr\-nt. has urged I-:lrrtiilruif-re to do their best right ul- oug; bur now il rvisireu to lay special ,-;t.r't-su ou tire final rreces'-sity oi’ looking evt-rgvtirirrg in ilr1-- fact- and seeing wlrcre it will be! rreccssury to try ex- tra lrarrl in rue. nr-xr. ff*-W \lur'>1.so that il` von rm- Io bf- r'ei_urrretl lr winrrrir'

rrorlrirrr: will be lr-fl uruionr' on our' b.--` huli'_ \

WHY LOSE WHEN VOU CAN WIN”

ite mrriilrlr-lil null let. otlri-rs seo that

you ur'~- r-ouiidr-rri. but not over' surr-

vofrn .srArv`n1_\'¢r 1-‘on oANDIna'rns_. .

1r1s'rR1 " '

`.lIr.=r_ II. S. Iiintou Miss llattie Hrrcstis

Mis:-r t‘orlnm- (iallamt. Sunrrnerside

- (‘lrurlotteto\vrr

M r. (it-|':rI4l P. Hrenrlrei Mi:-rs \'iol:r .lllrlllns-r

lll.\".l`Rl

_\l|'.~'. W. .\. (`ttr|\iriing_:

Mr. .\. I-I. .lerrklns lilies Beni1‘icr-_ Browrr `

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llliss Lillian lnglls

.ll r. (lernlrl .ll rr rpny Kensington

. DIS

Mr. li. M. Brothers hir. Duncan 1\‘IOLemr

Mr. R. ll. Abbott Mr. Lloyd Proudl- Mr. Roland Brrclrarmnn Miss Sadie Egan

Mr. Daniel _llIcLcnu Miss Si0llu Robbins

Mr. Ira Fraser

Mr. Wm. M. Bennett Mrs. Maurice \Vhitc Mr. Clral-les E. Walker

'l` Rl

0 Qi tl

Bradalbane

Bonslmw

lLurray River t ‘eutral Bedéqrre Port Borden

Stanley Bridge

uuirro ro the point of having ` ` rr-r-rninr-tr that no further effort; ' you is rrnerled_ Every oppm-mmgy .-xi.-rr.. will be taken advantage _of lin- “live wires" naw, at oboe! T0 day! Ono week from next Satuftlny rlrc vows will be all in, sud' the reed remains with you, whether' youjvrill [be u winner or not. This is thlpd . rnorrlrlon of The Guardian to the but lor' caridldatey in the race, n`ovr,'t.1ht the tlnsl lap of the race ii at jimi. ~ Will you take it and he lr ‘Ylltlloh L will you allow younolt to go along It

I desultorv fashion and finish M- in K rear” ~ ‘ I

Pflloil WBIURDIB _

' 'rue value of the prizes edema the ambitious has created much and there are some who Bro _

unite “_ lot of hard thinking. Natal!

the chances of winning must bo iritit-.r'o‘tl; but many 0! thtrlo II; three.; are wondering what in dh 'rrrey srroura realize that time is-.Q1

ing, and many of the hours they m pus:-ring in thinking could be Ili profitably devoted to the work iivilil' campaign.

There is one thing worse than foll-

ure. and that is never trying. T moral is to make an effort, and.. _ r-usrrlrs will surprise you and fri(-nds. Get the good things wiilld tin-y are being passed around, ftdo ro you. 'l‘lrt-. only requirement to`Jtti'i .s .L little ei'fort._ The prizes ares oi! .worth the struggle. ` ' '

if

(_‘ r N0- 1- ,:\:‘-kt,

WMU 70,0” carat 19.0” -

(‘h:\ rloi ietown 8,3”

("l‘ No. 2. . _

.lloniague 09,” (it-tri-gt-to\v1r 89,783 f .-\lbe1'ton 13,9$1

11,530

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c'r No. 3. ' "`“_-f Bear River

Cornwall .llalpeque

N. \Vili:slll|'(‘

Firarlottefown Summerside

lxerrsrngfon

IB- . MAN 26.073 fao,rso_d 1s,ssa 9.669 was use 55385

not-ky Point

5,000

Caledonia

SELE(."l` YOU R CAN DIDATE.

Select your favorite Candidate. Then cut out fl!!

Srrirswlpilorr Blank on the inside of this paper. Fill out and send lt direct to the Cmnpaign Manager ot Mo

ClrarIoii'Pto\vn Guardian und the votes on same. If you u it will entitle flu- (‘urrdlrlni‘e subscription.

WARNS BRITISH PEOPLE THEY

MUST RESPOND TO VOLUN-

u'<-:~k.~‘ ilu- pulriir- iuliy r'vsporstl|‘\l io

ine," sul-I llzrrrrr iilr-outlllu. "but the <--~urrlr_\‘ nrigiri lrzrvo to 1-rrdrrrv rr scart' ily,"

'i‘lr¢\ ~~ontroIle|- --zritl that the Allies

wouirl not lose the war ihrourrlr .rub- rrr-r-irre,~'. lie was srrrrrilrirw ll\.:‘-re would bc tlrr- neressrrry rrrrrrrnur- ln provide iirr- necessary srrpplles. The situntlon rr.~r regards food stor~k~r-, Bur on lllroudrla continued. was generaliz- hetter than at this time lust year. but the eourrtry now had to supply I"rnucc and italy. li it were only n question of sruppl_\'lr\g iirerri lirliain hr- :arid he thought romprrlsory rationing would

‘be needless.

your Carrdidatre will ltocehfo re in arrears send that ill. ll to the votes _lust as an old

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GAS Kitts THREE AT MORNINB MEAL

.vmv vortk. Nov. 2'4.-oss killed

.luurvs N. \Vright. his wife, Pearl, illd their little daughter. Margaret. at No. 7;' Lincoln avenue. Rockaway Pork. _vw-sterrluy, When Buckley, a chauf- ierrr. who called every morning .io d'rlv.- Mr. Wright to Fort Tllden, fl!- <-hed the house in the morning _ho found the doors and windows locltcd and no one responded to his repoofotl knocks, r

`ilrr~ :rppe:rl.~r irrr' volurriury rutiorring I lic smelled gun through the I “'l`iu-rv is no leur \virutt-vrr' :r:` fnrn-lol' the uuier_ door and o\lmm0l\¢¢A

lim-msn James Shields. of tio _

away police station. Thi!! bra!! _ door open and' hound Mr. all Ufff wrrgru armed at the bmrrmt mole dead, and the lifeless .body of totiir tivo-year old daughter naar tho dal. where she evidently had- crawled Qt'

nir. - _

The rubber tube of the ltltrchou IWW

had become disconnected in some wx. The gas was turned on full to . ilow the family died at the bnokfast tnhie without detecting the odor of QI! and why they could not maize tlldr way oupdoors in time to escape it il rr mystery. _

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