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’ A certain sa'-te was asked at what age a child’s»

,_ - P-. . 'tit ' oft .ii--,tn-H

training should -begin and the reply was “it shouldir,1,Q”s;§a;'b,,S “amz” f,;';;‘,,,_,,,°,n;:__ beglfl the Cl'lll(.liS §Il"<lllCl1)1ll'€l`ltS~” If the gl?-nd" 5 tht- internal jealousics. the protestsl parents had been properly trained, the parentsi

uld have been and this would insure good train-‘

Wo ing for the child in question. The sage was undoubt-l edly right. _ _ E

It is possible, no doubt, to bring up a child in

the way he should go without, or in spite of, the as- sistance of the parents but in the great majority of cases the teaching and the exampl;-., good or bad of the parents will prevail, all other influences to the contrary notwithstanding. -

` In these days of ours much is being' done on

behalf of the young. t.)i'gaiii;;a`tiotis are formed and and being formed with elaborate machinery intend- ed to ensure the physical, mental anti moral well- being of the young, and such are .sadly needed but all the machinery must not be applied to the yotuig, Some of it will be needed for the parents. ` One of the great needs ol` the present day is the revival of home life. It is generally’ conceded that in the modern rush, social, industrial, comniercial, home life is passingaway anti in too many cases has passed. This is one of the misfortunes of modernism and we are contributing to it. Entertainment, nor- mally indulged in as a necessary relaxation fromlthc

strenuous life, has in too many cases become a viru-l

lent disease, invading the home, the school and even` the church. Parents and children take their cn- tertaininent elsewhere than in the home anti, not in- frequently, drift apart. If parent or child is lost in the maelstrom--and they sometimes are--who or

what is to blame? , ,

Child welfare in the last analysis is inseparable

from the home and if the children of the present generation are to be rescued fi'oin the modern drift. rescued with sound minds and sound bodies, a large proportion of the salvage must be effected in the

homes. .

change in the pi~enilership? There are rumors afloat that a change is in prospect, and there are uianyl circumstances to give color to the i ruuiors. To the external eye every- 1

of some members, who like the elcc . torate at large. have -been deceived `

witlidrawal ol’ one it not more to

'veitle prcsstire is bot-oming inure' and more pronounced. Frirnds of tho party who. as Preniier Bell ad ' -inits, advised him at the outset tt

'throiv up the sponge" art- more in- sistent tipon this progrtun than t-vt-r before. 'l`ht-_v st-e in the t-ont'inu:t- tion oi’ the lat-al l:luntl‘ering inach- int- not only the wiping oft the slutt- o|` provdncial Libr-iailisiii, hut tht- tlt-strtit-tiziii of every cliance of .tl stit-tzt-ss in tht- fc-tIt»\'n-i contt-st. ’I`lit~ ‘ l‘rt-inter, o'hlt-r anti mort- l'ar-st\t-ing

tli:ui I1is_,t'olleugiit>.s. is t-stimating.

also thc i`orct- ot' tho ln't-alters ti--' l-can in tho lntlignatiion throughout tht- country, lie ltnows better than tht-_\' tio that lt' tht- people exert tht`ii\.<el\'t~s as they did in 1878 that tht. Govt-rninent must go to tht- wall. and ns an old politican hc. would perft-r to set- the ship oi statt- in other hands when driven upon the rocks,

i’t-rsonally wr- can iintlt-rstand

why ht- should w‘fsh to est-ape from it position :tlhiost t-very feature of \\'hic.h is tht-. emhodinient of dis- comfort. ln n measure, he nilght -_-ay "l ani in political s-lilpwreck; lu perils from the Tories; beaten with rods ‘by my own people; in peri‘< in the city; in perils of my own countryiuen; in perils in tht- uiltlt-i'ness ot' politics; in pt-rils in tht- sea ainoiig.-it tho wretfkages ol' the party ship, anti worse. far worst- than all this. iN l’ETtl'llS' .FROM l~`_\l<SE l}llPI'l‘lll`tEN." .\i

'tho outset ht- felt t-hat ht- was tiu -

N() (`.\ l`-*H |"()li X]‘:H\'()l'5\`l‘1l~iS This is an t-ini of surprises. :intl

The Patriot is worried over a question asked at

the recent farmei"s meeting' in Bedeque by Mr. J.J. Frizzle who asked: “Is there any way of getting' rid of the present government (and their enormous taxes) other thantlriving them from the house of parliament with rifles?" To allay the Patriot’s fears we beg to assure it that the people of Bedeque will not resort to the rifle remedy. Mr. Frizzle, like practically' every other farmer in the province, -is not only anxious but determined that the present incompetents shall be got i'id of and he asked his question vigoroush for, as the Patriot adfliits, dangerous diseases require extreme re1nedies.‘How- ever we hope that the extreme remedy will not be necessary anti tiiat the unfortunate incubus will be got rid of in the constitutional manner explained b.\' Mr. John A. Dewar.

By the way the l"atriot is anxious to know how

much tax Mr. Frizzle pays- Why not go and find out “through the courtesy of Mr. Lea" as the Patriot did in the case of the farmers of Stanchel? Having started on an unlawful course why not follow it up?

n they aro coming upon us ttliliclt and 'i'a:~:t, The Patriot has received n

lt-ttt-r, a inost iniportftnt letter. lt] givrs, so our evening buniorist tolls us-, “tho political editor ofthe Guar dian, tht- well known writt-r of the .(‘urre-nt: (‘ouinient a dose ol` his- ou’ 'DI-S'I`AS'I`EFUI.r medicine." But the Liberal organ “alter due r-onsitleration, tlt-oitlod not to pub , lisii," How unfortunate. or, from the l’atriot's standpoint. how fiirtunate. Ciirativc inedicines are

ottrn \'er_v “distastt-l‘t|l." and if rhisi

“polit'cal editor" is rt-ally t-tfoctt-tl with any ol' those t:t‘u\‘t- political tti.-rits-t.-.~. for which lit- has born pro cr'bin;', for tho Patriot and tht- lfit-ll tlovt-rnint-nt. tlio.-ie “distaste t`ui" doses, why not put him undor irt .mm-nt? Otir coniica-l friend tells its that. "()t'tt-n tht- antidote for

poison is auo‘litr uioro viru-lt-nl. t-oi»=oii." Quilt- right and to provi- it.-; t-l`l'iciciicy why not try upon th-.‘

2'.-_Q-'aoo-¢`+_&~»~.~-.'fI,'»+`2~ `- V'

Daily Selections

.~'o_\i|<: |».\iit\' i:i~:st'|.'rs Gllilfillill R€8il0l'S ,

survey carried out on 25 dairy farms in each ot' six different counties in the province of Quebec. The bulletin is intended to show the loss sustained by farmers in not using pure bred cattle. We quote, “From actual returns received by farmers it is found that those who had pur-bred and high grade cows and used a pure-bred sire received an average return of $101, per cow. Those who had grade cows but used a pure-bred sire received an average re- turn of $89 per cow, while those with common cows using a scrub or grade sire received a return of $72 per cow.”

It will be seen that although the differences be-

tween the various classes are striking, the general ‘average is low, even for the pure-bred cows. - In a recent issue we published a report of the re-

turns receivefl by a Prince Edward Island farmer

from a herd of mixed grades and scrubs which aver-

aged $127 per cow in cash besides each cow rearing

her own calf, cows and calves bein-g fed exclusively from the products of the farm to which they belong- ed- We have no doubt that many other Prince Ed-

Ward Island herds, pure-bred, grades or scrubs, if reported would make a better showing than the,

Quebec herds referred to.

In a bulletin rct-ctitly isstit_-rl by the Dominion

Department of Agriculture the result is given oi' a’

A Furnished bv W. B_ Louoon.

-O I Q-O~"**@4‘Q¢‘4`.¢&4 9 Q ~ 'r-I

IS THERE A SANTA CLAUS?

.-\ iittlr- girl \\'rott~ an l-ftlitor of

'1 tit-wspzxncr asltiiigz if tlwrt-. wa.- :t Santa Claus. ilert.-`.~1 tht- rt-ply: _ Ycs, Virginia, tht-ro i,- ti Sant.: <'l:tu.<. llc twists as tt-|'tain|_v as éiovtt ani gt-nt-roslty and tit-ration _txisi nnrl you ltnow that tht-_\' ,tbound and givt- to your lilo its lligllt-st ht-auty and joy, Alas! 'how tlrcnry would ht- tht- world il' tlioro were no Santa l'.‘luus. It twoulzl bt- extingiiislirtl. _

;\vcrt» no Virglnia.<. 'l`hcrt- would ht- no childlilte faith tht-n, no pot~ try, no romanco to multi- lol:-r:rb'o Ilii.-' txislciicc. \\'o slioiiltl hav" no tujoytnit-nt, ext-cpt iti st-use and sight. The c-tt-rtial light with whicli childhood fills the world winld ln- t-xtliigtiisltcd,

.\'ot. bt-lit-vt-. .lu Sant.-t t`laus!

You might as wt-il not bt-llrvt. in tairics! You niight get _\'oi||- papa to hire men 'to watch ln all tht- lh|l1\t1",\"s on tfbristnias Eve to calcli Santa Flatts, bitt cven if they tlid not see Santa Claus cont 'hilt :l0Wrt, \\'7.at world that provt-'.’

jtin tho firuicrs party. Then oiil- f, , . _ . _ ` ' ‘ l.»\tl\s and .slandei anti iuis %n____-rnn n,nn“.n,g is [mln n

yi~opi‘rnst-iiiailon must, have betn Press mporr of me United Fm_m_

.,,.,..,....- .. ...-..-_., _ 'I`,-\X.~\'1`lON it has dmposed upon tho uoifortunate people ot’ the province? The richest feature ol the joke is in" that sad state ol

affairs- when a IJECENT newspaper'

would have to wallow in l-he filth of the gutter of slander and mis-

icpresentation AND BI'l"I‘lilR PER- i - X

Q-oo-0-Q+»-90-Q0-00-O9-0-0-1

SONAL A-TTA-CKS in order to

-ind ~‘liI'l"l`ER l‘E-IISONAL AT-

superlaiive ln quality and clrirtictei'

l’atriov's colunins.

and ho has no airhitioii to bt-coiuc that goat, Nor can it bo a happy lii`t~. o.i|'i'yiiig tin- lith- ot' Prenilez' yet plziyiiig in rectlity as second

ltnows he is under iiit-onipt-ttiiil boss

the goat to face the country, the

t:u<, 1`or witliztl tht-ro is a $2500

the inort- rolisrit-niiotis and lt-ss crafty ot’ tht-ir nuiubor and as their

other lat-tion would surf-ly be after _-\.tornf‘_v Gt-nt-rzti Johnston. biil

lion. Mr. l,t“i or -with slight possibl

t"l

vfiitttrt- on this stiltjcrt. “it han

'This will be iurit-t-tl nows to thc

oct-npant.~'. tturl~to |l1t».<-.- who ha\'t- rlsitetl tlir'~ins°itutioii. .\ntl “Thi-

This oolumn ll upon for tllo dlnouoolon by correspond- onu ol quutlono of lnton nt, Tho Charlottetown Guardian don not nooooo lrlly ondoroo tho oplnlolto oxprooood by Ito oorroo- pondonh.

vo->~Q~a

f:1.:::1f‘.t:“;:f;i1 ‘::1:’.;"‘f::.‘.; MR- ‘» “' "iiii‘in ans

er- Meeting ut Bedeque:--

,tw "“‘kL` ll lm’ dOgmd`l“g mr ‘he "§"l\‘lr. l)ewnr's address wus prin~

t:lpall_\' alum: the lint-s ot' ro-opor

--- utlou, but he touclit-d on tht- po-

“'l""' in ‘\mh""ll:ni’i “Wm uw DW' lilioul sidt- its \vcll. Ile ably rcplit-.tl init rship loiirney, that at his period to ,nn (.,.nn,iSm of Mn Kelly' Grw l" me E* ‘l“l"‘ l"'“'i` llilpliinpsi was hams Road rt-_t1artlin|.: his attitude l`-\"‘l"`l‘4‘lll" “’ ill" "mlmll l’l`ll"m towartls certain bills passed in the lrini. and no ow- will \\'ontlt\r, when HS, Rnssnn, nf Inn lA,,_,_.iSn,l,,,,,_,_ no :tslts for |‘t-lit-t`. i~Ivt-rytliiiit; i- ,ln

l not smooth within. A st-;ipt~;;oat Mn |n,“.n,. “mlln |,uvc |M,L,,, “Tn must br- had to carry the inipatrdtni- ,,,,vin£.n if nc nun limnnn nh nn l-’l’l*` fl"-` ill tht' itltrty wht-n thP)' m.trks to the subject of co-opora- art- pompt-lit-it to taco tht- lJ£’0l‘l\‘- tion. \\'ht-n he uudertoolt to crit-

icize tho lligliwa_v bill and tht- in t'.rt-ast- of taxes and sessional in tlt-:nnit_\'. ht- was only contloinu int.-,' hiiust-lt`. .

l`idtllt-r to his stlliolwliliiitf-.<, For lic \\'\m[ 1,; ilu-_;~,_t 0|; the |-l.¢0|~(t of

the procootliiigs of the House tt

los, 'l`ht-n at.:ain tlicrt- is it l~`rtl.-ral Spnn- My 4 [)@\\~m~'5 trttttrrttc on t tnuinntion in view for I’rint-c t. oun thcst- \'ariou:~; tpiestions? On thu t.\`. Ut \\"‘Hll`il -\'0 \ll‘3M`Ul*fll5 Of" butlut-t tlebatc, Mr. llewar had un~ Tlltl-3 l.0('.\l. li()l'lSl<.`. t`.-\.\Z opportunity to express his critic- i‘lRE ANI) lil-Q Vli-A‘N1"l1`»S isnt of thc lii|;li\\'a_v bill. and_ot \\'()l`|.l1 IRE l°L_\’il.\I\'t`Eil l-i~‘ iii? tht-. I-‘ox Bill. The fact is that \\'i€ltE N(l'l‘ OF 'l`ll-IS l)()0.\ll€l)` irlien tho time cuntc, when it was LIRFLE. _ expected Mr. Dewar \vonld reply

`to llon. Mr. Leu, he left. the

.-\t‘ter Preinier Liell what then; Lange and dm not return “nm

will it be the deluge? Who wil-l be me debaw was oven and his than

attitude on these questions will

will-t-ltnttn in olmrse when the Shiv ever remain an nnsoivetl mystery.

t`oitii<lt‘t's. 'l”l1t-ro are httndS Willillll A rt-solution to thc taxattoti bill. to taltt- the hfhh. “HY f'\'l‘ll 4\“Xi* was mort-tl by the lteatlt-.r ul' thc

Opposition. wliicli einbotlied the

salary bt>hinti..l¥ttt t\ll10l\t-TSI tht- priucittlo.-z which Mr, Dewitr now lietcrogt>iioii:< iiirtss can ti sul`i`it'i- adopts as his own, favoring: an in- cnt majority of tht- wholo be tatihtl crease ot' taxation for the sole pur to ccnlrt- upon any one of the as- post- ot' iiicroasing tht- stilariox pir.'tnts'.‘ The right tiiiulting t-nd ol ol' tho tt-acliers.. \\'hei'e was .\lr, the p:trt_\‘ would mtttirally look tor Dewar when this came to it volt-'_'

cord as ti tttxer. _

DOWN' '.’

.thliointnie-iii ot tht- lion, \\':\ltt-r l""‘““ ‘\l"~ -\l""lll‘-""* "'*\\HU‘l\'>‘ ttt |,,.n_ ,n ,nn U,,n|.,\ nf -V,-n_`.,,,,.S‘ nun the .\lontrt-al llvl‘or|n t"l'tb lunch. givt-n tht- institution tt thorougliiy 9"" li “"‘“l‘l tiilllrttr 118 if t-his \\‘a~' ,.xnn,-innwn |~n,.m,>|- wht, is giving tlitiir tliiul resort.. Ht- hits iilrcntly large-ly oi' his tintt- and attention to "°"l"l""""‘l “hh it \"‘-httsh of -tht- tht- t>\'<‘l‘sEgl\t ot' tht- |-,,,.m_-- YM uld lift- :intl 4-/xplotletl election :intl thost- gravt- and ss-rioiis t-attic l‘¢`=‘\l\lllll-'~ l`l‘0tt|0tl |»,\' that wt-ll q-.it-.stions art- still tinanswt-rotl. .tori l""’l"" (lrll "‘l"¢""i\ll`°|` |’l’\!=<lt1tl, it __,n,,,,kS of ,,£,n,,n._`. H, ,.,,._,,.|_€ ,mn and which after n tliorou;:li parlia- bridges. bitt uinfortunatt-l.\' I-.to in- nwmnr-V “mill” “"'“ f"“"‘l U' h<‘ rnann- to tin- nano-ti o_o-_ it is tm.--» “-“ "'“I"i' "S th" ttvltttvttt <‘lmrt~t-t- o‘l otir old tiuit- friend the l’att'it.t "Y or '"5' ‘“"lgl`““l°"- Un im' 00-Citi"

`N(`hm`v gaps ggvlnm mm” hm in ng n\n_,|n`nn,,.\. mn, 0|- ,|,,,,,m,n,,< lon we T-itiifd tlils political clmrltit.

‘ . '. nn.; ,-n|nnnc,,_ aus liui'i‘tti\|.{i|cliig the country und

that is no sign that thorn is no _

lt- :din

lsnnm I- num* The ,Host ,.931 ,mugs ____ t .inut 5: an election on tht- in tht- world are those that noilli- When the lion. Mr. Johnston an- gr°“"‘l“ thi" ill" Millhllcll (i0V8l‘tl~

el-mr-litiltlrrii norfizien mln Spf., md ,‘m,n(,‘_n in tm, “Hung ,nm ..l.‘v,._|_\__ int-nt is a new l\lluistry. ncct-ptliig ~' T" 9'-"’ "V99 ‘""<‘-intl 09 - ., . , . , - office wltl t tl - - -

‘mp ,dwn,_, of (_Um_H{_ nm' hm thni;,l ltnigtlil; .ind llliittingiblto without u ionml"n;wt\\>i;:_I:;;il .nad

_ _ th:\t'.s no proof that tiiey art- not “'""" W llxel' “nd fl’ (’“'*°‘l ills ' ` ' ‘ EDITORIAL NOTES ‘ -thert-_ .\`obo<ly can conceive or "D With his ml|'l'lll7l<‘ UIK tllt‘HSlIl‘t'.~'. people' "ml hm" W" “ml “ll” Of

iniagzino all lho wondt-rs tht-.re art- he tio doubt rested in tht- bt-lit-I me mum” of ul" l‘ll’”l`Ul lmtly tic- un.~‘.t-t-ii and unseoai>lc in the world tim, nothing nnd ,bpm We,-|nnk,,n ‘-'l“"l“l¥ li their l“'-UUUU" 10 U3

Even the tax collector is beginning to kick' one . You .muy war Hmm nw mbyis liut he had not. studied tho -history; this Dnrty ""'f‘""` ill" "0l"ll\".\' UP-

d h rattle and ser- what uinkcq tht- ON THE RECORD ()l<‘ THE ROR

of 'these officials who ha , somew at against _ is ,,,,,,,t ,,,S,,,,,'_ ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,B ,, ,,,,, Ot no .ntnt ages. in no t-.to.».».nt. DEN (mVERNMwNT_ It M;

rain Called On ll€lg`l'lbOI'S fOl‘ l}ll€ll° COl’ltl`lbl.ll.l()ll f"lV“\`l\lt! tht' tlnf~'t't-n world which t“‘l\t\.II'_\'. In l"l'ttntr. an t-noruioui-i in W-t I nn . . u Hulk,-

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& ’ ' ‘not tht- strongest uian, nur t-tru tax was laid upin salt To ensure K ` um U m"Bu""'l°“

the revenue in income and property taxesywas ,,,,. ,,,,,t,,,',, ,,,,.,.,,,,,,, ,,,‘,,,,, {,,;. ang Mx v,__m_,§e p;,Cp'0rm~'wu`; ntt,t».-tit ¢0nt.tsn...t-_\- nut thanks to

recently supplied with the necessary documents to ttt~0ng-n no.. ont t-vp. toot. ,.,w, ‘na ruinoum msn m_,c;_ tt- m-.nero tom ntttgment of on-.

the taxeS_ This was where he kmked; he ;£t(tltll`vtt-i'|(:~v(t)ti>ni'n°t‘n;l;\’o;ul‘t;ih and every one in the. mttlnn ,WW Deoblo. added to the foot of the

he Wa§ll0t g`0lYlg t0 Pay l‘l1S 0Wl'l 3l`l(l ll? tt-t|'lt~'~liiat it-iirtaln and' view and eight yearn ot age was conipelletl igtiltlgmin 2302:, M hm" mvern'

be blessed or otherwise-if he would' ask L;;t_‘:_"<‘m{l-gm] -'I-5-->}'1"=-Ht”-1-tl>_; -if-‘ft ‘hr law to btw tt of--'t-in -1\'"“'1tv- any num. tvn. midi to do rt. Why were not these bills sent with, v,,.,,',,,|,f ,,, ;,,,',,,.,",,,,f,°,§' 'n,,.,.,'.' “";""";’ ‘f'~_'W“l“ “"‘“‘F"§‘“"°"`“`f>“»__"f> omugin 0r._ttn~ ,'..»».~.tt.&tt»_»~ of an

others? By the way who are the collectors? is 3-ftttttttx rift- ron anti t»t»tatn1_=“'f'°“ "“" “““‘_‘ _ -f'»_ "‘“' fnttry into the I-.tt-at-.tt or nn own

- ’ I ~ _‘~ . . ‘ 1’ lllll(‘lil li, 0 ‘ “JH )'l Ill l,

were then. names not given to the public? HOW ltt-Nlivtiisiniilitl( xiii-‘Slivt-sq ttitder sevt-ri'c Witt-nultv ‘lo grit dr In un nmwumllwmi norm-P

t8Xp8yeI‘ t0 kYlOY{_Wl'l‘?l.h€}l; the lglall Wh() de- :limit-tniitl yt-to-_., from now. ivlrizln- (von give ot' his surplus to ti nt-t-di' aiiiii lltg l»}:-ls\\-|§;,l(l"]f(:,(;.l-nf:,mr'

' 1 01° . 'ms _ H. MMV. len times ten thousand neighbor. To-evcii exclinng- it tor , . . , 0

S taxes ls wor ng I el or the gov \-ours fttln now lit- will conllniic 'it lea! of bread a sl:-irvliig num 3gilphnv!`dqd`kloolt"nlnu¢|; pmcedurp

? Even the taxpayer is entitled to ro- in in it t t t' t . t f nn- I t -vet -skeleton

p ,|,.,,,,V U P K m 1 .i_u"Mr 0 " ‘tt-,niirl he ptininlietl. ll t-he father ol Wm 1|" uhm-ni ,.nn|,nn,d_ . S

it `

~..xatlnn sliould evt-r rrat-li the pr.-

l¢|mn_.9_ nnigm ,\p,,n~,. ._\|,~_ _\_ (-_ 'iilaisliip bert- is ti hint which gnnndn,-S 0,. “rr fp ||n;_-S.S_ nn should surt-ly liiiiiioi'talize his rt-

The latest political rr-\'oIution~

this fatal t~onnt-t-tion with tht- tax hit is lh<`= HOU- Clitlti- l\lttl‘Dh>'. tt grim, mite “~,-ynpi tiknty ny-in-0 pit- foriuer niontbei' ot' ttht- Laurit r

Qundolng. .\dtled to this lie is unticr ‘l (i0V0l'l\ll\0IlL llc has issued his t .strong jealousles t`rom sonic collca- '.li.ctuni that at tht- next l't'it-ral t-Ett- Vucs who have not apparently ap- tioii-Fitte Trade or Protection >Iia|l pt-ccititecl his dominance. in Govern* -at _ the the t=-tie and intent (‘ount'ils, The farmer st-ction . b-att' tht- ret'oi'dS ot' tht- .will of course tit-un\»ntl either tlit-Nlloiglieu and l`iordt-ii Gov-

ri'.t|r.tt-tit.'s \\'oul,l ht- t-hp ppt- _~;\|n_

illli' MV. J. A. I)t-\'~'atr. 'I`lio story of jt-ct for tiitwttssitlti, ilt- says. “Tito tht- troublt-s is sizzling in the boil- only pcoplc talkin_tt trcc trudc as ing; political pot; the ploitt-rs orc n public issue now wt-ro n(|\-ucn. l.t work but tht- -,-t-licrios art- ns lies of high prott-.t'tion." \\'ho in hp '_\'t~1 tiiitlt-\'t-loprtl. bitt in _-onto form relferrlng to? is it possiblt- that look out for nu ilpltt-:|\‘al_ ` lit- is liittiut: his l`ornit-r collcn-

_ _...__ cues below the bt-lt: tliost- gentle-

~\U<’ih*‘l' lil-"L'fWt’\',\' -\\'hhfh tht* men formerly associatt-tl with

l’atriot has niatlt-_ nlllvnigll lil*/is ‘htm in governint-.nt who sailed in- ible to all otht-rs, is- that the Bell to power in u free trade ship_ ant] 11;:-.'t-i'ii:nf-ni dl-‘ at`tt-rail,dosonit-» wht-n tht-_\' got there made the thiuz. Thi- list as outlintti in its |»rt\tnt'.tlvt\ tariff liiglit-r than ore-r \\'t-.int-e-tl.i_\"s issiit-_ it' thott- is it l -in;'l:- t-ortt-t-t ilcnt in tht- :~:ti.tlo~ ()t' is lic :tl'tt‘t‘ his l.t:tit|t~|‘ Mr. hint' ttue, is quilt- lcngtliy. -ll is tht- big; ‘ i\'t.'iw.ie King who in tarii'l` inattcrs tsl claim ol' .sunit-'tiiiiig out of is all t.lii'n';,~; to all nion, nf1v_tN»n. nothing wliicli tht- t-v"lti|i,-.1 r-»tii:iuc- ing frog-. tratlt-. as at stopping stout- tr has ytst |\tihli.slit-tl. For tht- first to powcr but ii p|‘ottet-tlottlst at :imo since its st-I-bat-it on that int-ni ht-art? Ur has he an an ldt-a that ttrnblo oct-a.~5:nt last l-`»-brtinry ir his party and the i°`nrmo-rs party intntioiis, “The rt-port of t-he 'Co\n- with fhent, are so ctuivliicetl tu |ui.~'sion on tht- _-\.~ayliiiii." But tht-iw tht: usolessiiess ot' putting up it it stops. no doubt with a shiidtlt-r tight apralnst. tht- l\It-ight-u (lov- 'i. tl a chill down its back in recol- .rntnt-ut l`i.-cal polit-_v that it is their p.¢U\,n 0|- Hn, ,-,funn nf ns I-nn.; piii'po:~'.t- to throw tip thc .spoii1.:t- on

IUYWY' f|llf‘st/ions and tlepon.| on

,.\,,.ns;v,.|_`. ,.,.n,,n-,.,| ;.-n|,.,,nw0,,n_-- their old tiuit- ally. .scandal anti

-1-Lsrt-pit-t-iitotizzo .ul tbost- in

icforev in tht- histcry ot' <`unntla”

whore wus Mr. Dewar when nin friend, Mr. Brodie was putting hlmslf on record against the ln, - crease ol" salaries to the Premier. to the Attorney-General. the Com- niissioners ot Agriculture and of Public Works und the increase of st-sslonul lndeinnty? He was in company with Mr. A. E. McLean. and Mr. Irving, again attending oo his own affairs at New Pertli.

These men now offer as an ex-

cuse l'or not being on ditty that they were required at home and could not an'ord to be in attend- ance at the House.

When u man undertakes tlie`dut

ics of a representative. he does not att.ht‘l\ any conditions to his sor- vice 'to the public. He undertakes tu represent his constituents even tit thc sacrlflt-e olfhis iiitliritltial interest. These geutlciiicn. with tht- cxcttntlon ot' .\lr, Irving, who was sitting lu the House for _Lltc tirst time. were expcricncctl in tho biisiuess of Iiegislattiro, They wt-ll liuow that some ot' tho most ini -

portant nietisuros_ are t'reipientl_\' tit-alt with in the last days ol' tht- ‘St-ssion, ln this cast-. tht-y ltuow .exactly what iiit-ttstiiw-s wt-re bet`ort-. the House anti know, for it was coinnioii tnllt. thattlit- (iovernnieiit intended ltriiigiiip. in tht- inttttt-ir ol' iiit~|‘t-asctl salarics, and yet tht-sc

}.'§(‘llllPl\l(lll \\'(‘l`(‘ llllS(illl.

Anti now tht-y want their con -

'stiluents and tht- public |.:cnerall_\'. to believe that they wort- oppost-.tl

to those iueasiircs and they post- as thc cliumpions ot` an otiti‘a|:;t-tl electorate. V

No amount of tulli, no subter -

tuge will convince the people of these rperesentatives' good faith. lt is so easy, wliett there is a duty to he pt-rl`ornit-tl. to .shlrk tht- p- r l'tn‘inant:c by it t‘oii\'t-tilt-lit :il|.»:t-itco front thc lloust-. Tlit- pt-oplc of tht- thirtl district and ol` l’rii|ci- (`oul\ty hart- jutlgt-tl hir, l\lt'|.t-:in's inilit anti watt-i' attitude in tht- llousc.

Thc peoplc ot' (‘ardi;,:ai| nhd l{ln1.:'s (Tounty will jutigc l\lr. lit-war by tht- saint- stautlartl.

I aiu. sir, etc..

ONE OF THE UNDECEIVED.

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ADDING IN!-ULl 10 INJURY

i .\‘ir.-»-'l`lit- Patriot in its tit-it-ut-c. ot' the |:o\'t-rtiint-ut is now atltling insult to injury. ’l`htit thc mt-nibors ot' tht- pi‘t-.sont coiiibinutitui trit-tl

‘land stictw-(edt,-tl in inzikint: tht- cloc- tors belicvt- that they could con- tluct the business of thc t-ountry on tht- then i'o\'eutie. cannot be dcnlt-tt by anyone-1 and now. :t|'tt-r mort- thnn tloubllui; tht- pt-oplt-s' taxi-s, tht- (Toniinissiont-i' ol' .\;;rlt'\iltur»- t-tunt-.s forivttrtl with tin- coiitcnipt- iblt- stats-uit-nt that t\\'olayi|iultt-ii.~ will pay tht- tax ol' any farntcr. 'l‘ltc llou. t?tnn|uis.sio|it-r was vt-ry truartl lcd tuininst inalting .such .statt-ments during his t-It-rtion campaign. Init

nit is “l'ariners lit-." lt nm above :talking trii'lt>s." now. You will also iuotice that thc saint- Hon. nelitle -I l man on st-vt-ral ot‘t‘at-ions while ap- olotzlziiig for :¢:;nir~ of tht- stupiti letzislatioii of tht- last session. said that "you cannot ltigisliitt- in ad - ranrt- of public opinion," In fact you must. t-ducate thc lariut-rs bt- - tort- tht-y t-an apprt‘t‘iatt- tht- nt-in of tho prt-st-tit i;o\'t-rntnt-lit and tho =-\ll""lUt` illllllll' of Nr. llcll. And his t'ollowt-rs, or rather his it-titlers. must bo i't-.straitit-tl until sucli tlnit- as those who clcctcd tlicni can be ctillglitt-iietl u llttlc, Tlils can siirt-ly bt- done bcfort- the nt-xt t-lt-t'tion_ lt' tht-rt- is any t-oiisplc - nous t-`vitlt\nt~e ol' stupidity on tht- part of thc r-lt-.ctoi‘s ol' this coun- ll`.\' it is that tlioy over toni; ttmgo at their word and r:lt~t~l.t-tl such a bunt‘.li ns at present trysttt bandit- tht- t`iiio.nt'es ot' this country. lt is not tht- urnount ot` taxation tim; tht- pooplc are now so indignant

about. but tht- uut~\'t-it :is-|-t-ssii;x\;}_§, and the inannor in which it ,-0 lavishly sqiiatitlc-rt-tl. 'l`ht-ro was nothing which tht- I.ibt\ral cau- ditlates niztdt- more noist- alioui than tht- expt-use of such ti lcgion ol i‘oatlmtisters, but now l`|-om where l nm writintz, I can st-o tin. homo ol' it routlmustet‘.°.i,stipr\|~\-tent-_ an assessor and xt tux rollt-ctor, tour otllclals doing tht- work which one did under the lute govt-rnm¢-nt, Tho next public occoittim may show Whtll they are paid, Init l it-noni

vt-titiire the stxitnmoul. that t-\‘n|~_y touo of tlit-.no receives mort- than 4|

,, rondmnstcr did formerly.

T° 9h°W “mt UIQ present gov.

ernment failed and bunglod in all

, their untlertnkltign would pn Ginn..

but it. would require ti littlt- nim-4-,

_ time and space; one |nnn,|,_, win _ suiiice for thc prest-ut. ’l`|it-. pomp-

ous boast that they wt-rt, -`ft,inn U, ` la* ever?/"~l‘l“B "lllllgible mid intan- tllhie” and to place the value of fttrm lands at their nt-tuul nelllm: Price if put on the nuirket_ not 'u cold bath when the first iliditziig, _ U0" mee'-H188 were held ond ti_lmt~k

- ‘l°“’" as fl" “H Possible roaiiltetl.

The l’u.trlot lnforniod tbr- p»||,|q,. that all tho :isnt-si-tors irore, ..n|n_n t_u anti met the government whit-ti Save them their lnttti'||cL|on_t_ _-_ Itttlc later those assessors not word to he curelui and go slow, N, | that each itrottn utted on their tr,-,,.

- ~ . -._-.J -tmilai ',-

\ - .

iuuuo 1 u|,_. \.»U¢ll§'

l’llli"lli.`t llNllSUAl.LY LOW

\\'e. have a, llinlted quantity of pm.

Coats. special values lnelutllng` \v0,nbut

1;e;|vei', Alaska Benn-.i°, Knlgmi Bom-nl. and Blhck Dog. sizes 42” to 50" clicst iiictisiii-(__ ment. _ _

Also a first class line of Saskotclit-won

Coats with rubber lnterlining and lietwy' Clotli Coats with fur collars and curl chilli lining. in the above sizes.

If you requlrc a metliuiu priced coat that

will give long sci'\'it-0, call at our Show Rotmi and scctirt- one while we lmvc a large "gn",-1|||¢-|||-. front wlilcli to iuttkt-V your nt-1. ctetion.

` Special tlii-tcouiitstto cash ciinfoiiters. (full on us for bai'galus. `

,T .t.- iioiittt too. .. \ - J

_..,__,_..._. _._ _-dw ____ __ _. _ .___. .:

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Special Removal fiale Oi . *lightly Used Pianos

We have pianos that have boon rooted out, and oth".

that have been take In exchange for Player Pianos,

. FIVE PIANOS '

These 5 pianos have all ben marked down ata po¢¢

which makes everyone a real bargain.

This is an otpporturtity of a life-time to get a piano that

is as good and looks as good as new at a price which will just suit you.

Every piano ,is fully guaranteed. :very piano will be

shipped on approval if you cannot call and see the-nt. Freight paid by us.

Every piano the same price to everybody. No matter

what the terms the price remains the same.

Call or write today, and ,see if the pianos are not all

we claim them to be.

Ml Q .

1I1lZi6-12-18-Iii,

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Gifts That Last A is

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" stock.

We have all the best and newest in Bracelet Watches, Rings, Cuff Links, ,

i Pins, etc. f ` BUY NOW

o. rt tnvtott

j . Jeweler and Engraver ' n The Store for Waltham Watches

.The Popular Verdict g

lt Is sonicllmt-s atlrisablt- to “follow tlict-ro\\'tl"»to ar- _

“Pitt Ihr popular vt~rdit-t. i In rt-spa-ct to l.il`o insurance. t`or oxainplo. it is t-lt-at

ll\t'l \`t‘f.i' stront: reasoiis tnusn have ltilliit-nretl the tttlhi crous tot-rsons whose applications tor proto:-tion ltnvt-, tot” '_*'

\hlI‘tt‘t‘tt sticcessive years, ttiven the Gt‘ct\t-\\'e.‘tt itil" ll” _. lit-t'.t'est Caniitlian Business ot' all the Cnnatlitui tio\n\t‘-\\\“"-

I.ow rates-high profits-liberal policy t'tu\t\'o`\o\\s-

hart- bet-n the reasons.

Ask |`or lnloruialion, ond for paniplilol showin# PFW'

tht- tire-nt~West Life policy holders are receivliig.

THE GREAT-WEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

Branch Olflcd charlottetow"

Hyntlman & Co. Ltd.

umouowb,

opinion wll_li thc following `|~t~t.'i“tlt-l; 'tilliltlti three ltirnnt in thrt-te :tri- urate districts. the first ut nn nuc- tlon_ ln.Decembor, 1918, tb.-~ nigh. ost bld was $6,000 i~t-at-rv,..| nt 37, 0'>f’; Koverumt-iq tot.~tt-rnttnt-tit than year $2,200: No. 2. titlvcrlist-tl and sold prlvntely tn Septt~m|,,»|- “ng for $2,500; aio".-nsetl this your nt '~`!,F\ttt~. No. Cl, in the mtvktn for fl" "till .\'t-ares. ttoli in .lnniinr_v. i'Jlli

l0l" 3,200; I)l'9l\(?ll{ llS4N(\S8m€l|l. \'Iil\l8 $800. This is one ot the reasons “'l‘5' U10 Dtesqnt government tax

hurts in spots.

_ ' Iom.|tr..el.o.,

. YILICTOR