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tiia tlliarloiiatuwn tliiariianf

" "=_- - ' is.. 'Mead Office at Charlottetown; Branch Offices lt Summer-

' °id°’ Mb°"°“' “um .nd M°M"“°` 1 ' ilbiirsed of any doubts as to the loyalty of Canada to

Evening _Daily (founded 1907)_ 82.00. (delivered or hy‘Ih£_ `

"lim in ¢‘"‘*d" *"4 "'50 f°" U' 3° A' - Canada went to Britain’s aid at the very outset of tht

Mvrnlna Dllly (f°Uf\¢°d l59l)» 53-5° 9°' Y°“1‘- (°°"‘/°"".struggle, the resolute and self-sacrificing spirit with

ed) In advance: $2.59 per year (milled) in aiivanve, |n_

rensda, and $8.00 for U. S. A. stinted praise from all the quarters of _the United

____________________________________ _ ___________ ___ ___________,_ Kin """"`""'"""""""""`"" "" W" """V"" ' everybody there expected.

' 'l‘liulisr>.\v, Fsniiusiiv 22, 1917. ‘

,,,_-._._._,_.__, ._._._._._._.___-_-_._,_._~_»_-_-,,_.,,,_-_-_-_-,,,-_-,,_.-_-_e-_-.-_»_»_-_-.-.-_-_-_-.-_-e-~. er who should persist in prating about autonomy, bid-

HoNr.s'rr °““g - ~ -

' risin, denying that llritain s wars were necessarily Ca-

`nada’s wars. l-Ie and his Government would have

“llonesty the best poliZ'y," says an old proverb, been

“l»ilt," :ifids li liioderii philosopher, “he \vho_ acts tip<iii_'.......j

ilrit policy is not :in holiest nlan.” \\'hich being inter-'I pi't~ted, :ippears to i_iie:iii that the honest mail will act

l.=<ili<-_-ily l'tgq:ti'<lli'ss of coii.<et|iiciice.~, while :i dishoilest_ .Cd f iiizin will act liollcstly only bcc:iusc his apparent hoiies-_ vc.. t_‘.' will i'n:ilile him to rt-t:iiil the eontiileilee ot' the pilh- .....|_,_

lic :ind so i»iisiii'e his tradi-.

i‘..iiil.ii»il linsiiicss pi'iidt.iit~e. \vitliout any rt-gliril _i_,;_35_O0O_00O 1. m0...h_ pa..h-mme... has just _voted 1.

for Ii-iiii-_-»t_v, will coilipel the niali wllo is dealing with . the public to deal st|il:il'cl_\' witll the public. tlllce lie is

ili,-'i_~o\'i ri-tj to ht- dislioiiest his liiisiiiess'is gone. 'l`o en-‘ .hp ...,...... .,.' .hc .........3, is |,.-Open

uri' .il<'re<,~- in liusilit-ss :i first essclltitil is sqiiare deal-

ili_;5, vzllin- for valiit-, a doll:ir's worth for a <loll:\i'..L.yc

i-`.ver_‘. iiler<~li:int who has stteceeflctl in liuililiiig up a I lztrgi' :uid pi-rinanentlv pro.~pei'oiis busiiiess has done j

-it on lloilesi :ind sdiiairedeziliiig _ ;\t heart he may be h... i.i<lii»lit»~t_ his lingers iiiav be itching for :iii opportuni-- 5......

1-. to itvei'--i'i1:ii~ti his cu~'toiner_ but l1l\-\'i11'~`S>` l”\“l“"°"`lliliiotl of patriots ei’cr before pnrellase so much for

if-ttziiiis hini and he hziiids out dollar for dollar as if .

hi: \i‘tr.~ at hi-:il't tlliilwilgflily and iiihcrciitly l1oilest._._.,_...

'lille l<.'ill_\.' lions-sl lllatl will do this iilstilictively be-A

1-'1‘\`~"l1<` is l1‘111\"\» ' history \vere so steadfast for llritish connection had

|11 illl* l'1"'\'11“"` "lr "“1"i lU‘li1,V “`*' 31'” l’“lI‘l1“$T ul’ great faitll. For one thing they firmly believed in thi

:i bil-iili-; - iii wliicll we :ire all illtel'cstt-il. l'i\'et'y lllail ..h...... of .hc ]}..i.._..j. 5.r..... h. 0.... ..L.O.)h._ They war.. \`~<'111-111 11110 fllllfl ll' U11” l1f"Vl‘“`*‘ l-*` i1 l"m‘“""- “ml 1"` convinced that that would ruli true tliriiitfllioiit eoiiiing v.':ii'il\ the >~iieei-ss or th; failure of the biisiilcss every g......r....0..S_

;li.'in, ii<.ill:in and chilli i'oiit_ribiites_ \\ e are a small.

i~t»liilliiillil_\', doili_;f liiisilli ss with the big oiitsiile wol‘ltl.lh(,.y .-U)-ally the 1,100.1 l,0...| ...._.~w...-S .O i. hmh h. th.

wt- are st-llilig our prodiicts :intl on the proceeds of‘._ our sales we live, 'l`lle niarlccts waiit our goods and

'Jul' traili-_ The tirili is i'cspoilsil1le for the acts of all 1,.,

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pzirtiiers. lt one ol the partners does a crooked' .....x.... of ...)h..y .0 loop .0 .hc L/i....ed Kh.g..U... as th. thing. seiids all unworthy article to the marl<et_ makes ........ S0...-Cc of ........g.~a..0.._

.~i tlislioilest protit out of a sale, places a brick in :i tu-li of butter, hides a piece of metal in a carcas of pork, f

li/:ids a bale of ha_v with stones or dirt, the name of ug.. ,_...e..y...he..e_

the livin stif`i`ei's and we lose our customers.

_\`ucli acts as these are of \`0l11'~*`¢ 011l)' f°"110U’l)' P05' tain`s Allies and by neutral countries, by iioile mor<

-`ll’l"» .Wi l‘1 il 111i-Wil *"1111111“11ll)' U10' “W l1‘1*‘~*ll’l'\‘ “W1 than by our great neighbor, thc United States. Col. nd impossible story; permit me to \l1"_\' l1i1"'*` l1i1l1l1\`11°‘l- i111‘l WC l1i1"° lflsl 501110 limit* l-1)' Roosevelt and other l\incric.'lns of his stamp speak ii: mu them. 'l`o try to profit by such means is short sighted highly 1;....1,-.tory .Q1-mg pf our national spirit. The)

and i;;'nor:illt as well :is dishonest. lt detracts from .-

tli<- hfooil nziine of the province :ind shortens our trade hc...-,],_._

by so much.

\\'t- :ire all agricultural conimiinity almost exclu-

sivel_v_ tlur prosperity tiepelids entirely upon our :ig- rieulttire and upoil the quzility of our agricultural pro- iltitts. lt is within our power to extend our markets

iii uidt optll iilarltets foi ticrytliing iii tan product I

to the full limit of our producing capzicity. Tlierc of

proviiled it nie:isui'cs up to the qiiality that the market' pi. deillaiiils, llenniark arose from striiggliiig poverty by ,

iknow better. The thing of present importance is that

man in the United Kingdom who held the Canadian people responsible for the defeat of the Naval Aid Bill, though there would be few there who did not

h e is no one there now whose mind needs to be dis-

British Empire. The magnificent tiianner in which

_ . . _ - . ti

which (_anada has continued in the fight, receive un- e

gdom. But they are no more than what ‘practically te.

all

Suppose there had been in office at Ottawa, a lead- *U

lf.

tis to keep out of the' vortex of Etlropean milita-

swept out ot' the way and the Canadian people d have gone to llritain’s assistance exactly as they

rave gone.

Nt-lirly 400,000 of the men of Canada have enlis- or this war. Upwards of 12,000 of them have gi- their li\'es on the field of battle and many thous- have been iilczipacitated by wounds.

\\'e are spending oil the war at the i'ate of about

~rcuit of $5oo,ooo,'0oo on war account. -

Cailada will abide bv llritain’s side in this war until

'l`liere has been no calculation, no cold policy, no to ulterior a<lvziiit:i_gfc_ There has been just staunch

iatriotisin and real devotion to the limpire_ lint our iravc soldiers are winning for their beloved Caiiatla zi

le that is imperisliablc. The precious lives that are iticed are truly a heavy price, but w_licii did thc-

Go To

good of their kind :ind for the glory of their na- , .

'l`hc Cziilailizill statestuen who in all periods of our

sth

`\\',llat li test tllis war is of the liritish strain, ant' Hg

'lei

lld l.and and its Ilominioils. A

(lur statcsincii of today must likewise ground theii

itical faith ill llritish character and must make it z it

/at

()ur valorous soldiers have ushered in a new ag( ‘H11

or their country, 'l`lley have raised Czinada`s pres-

This Dominion is respected and admired by Bri-

lit.

-ici 'ad

eflect the regard of the great mass of the _-\illerican .ie

NATIONAL PROVERBQ °”

l\ London newspaper recently compiled a number proverbs and sayings explessiiig the opinions ropean nations held concerning each other in

iilriiidiiilg a i.ualit_v of bacon that brought sixteeil O. G

eeiits a pound when blicon froiil other countries .ll

lirougllt only twelve cents; they followed up their stic-

<-t~s~ in this by ftiriiislliiig eggs and butter of stiperior W

t.ii;ili1j'; :ind this they followed up by a inost exactiiig (

hers, not always eomplilneiltairy to themselves, but

(_)f (iermany her neighbors had little to say that U10

as even charital>le_ /\ Russiail proverb said, _f"l`lie,

iiispectioil of e\'ei'_vtliiilg that was sent out of the cottil- hi e

try, with the tiltinixite result that the word "Dciiniarl<"!

to i|n;ilit_v and it is gratifying to know that this is iio\v h beiiig iiisisted upoil in at least one of our basic agri- .1

nl.” The _Italians have long said in evidence of thcii ;:_1____

_ _ _ _ antipathy to the “l*atlierl:iiid," “Italy's love for (ier- fu.

on any product ensured its imniediate sale :it the high- mi

est price the best market could ziffortl, aild the market S. for goods of duality is practically unlimited. ._

'\\’h:it_ Deiinlark did and what some other countries i.

art- doing today is possible for us, with the difference m that our natural advantages are far superior to those S of lleiiniark, \\"hat \ve need is to pay strict attention ro

tmuled up her opinion in the words “The only good , _ , ..

ans carry _their wits in their fingers.” Madame de :fa tael of France expressed her opinion of Gcrinau ar- --pf.

s given to the l"rench the lfnipirc of the land; to S.

* thi

The Bible is the preaéhefs texti k. and in that book is taught the V

great phllcsophy of national and ln-

b00

wil

and and . ere *ln Cro

Chl'iSlii1D.lfy ls esseiltlall and tn- new

.h..._.0...M_, bound up whh lim; .mg.n_ appear. about this time of my arrival ing, the continuation and the consum- at t

tion of this cruel war which is nl' W

""1 ' in it Gillis: us to study tlio history, the C

lor life ihe ool val

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p_;'encllc_r ip as much as _his gi'cat`;;'.(};;i_

t ei c G I l t l -. - z .

dm... gh..\Z((.u‘;T(u";“.n“;;§;f0"_;;;;lhgf he speaks ot being posted on Monday

" ot reaching tlliurlcetetoivli until Wed-

a_v_ As Satimliiy night’s trip asked for by the patrons I can ot`i` on Monthly during the three er months of the year ending

- _ _ _ __ _ __ l alizll lllth without. loin; to any person Ivo preuclicr ii ho ls i..ip.iblc of deal- __ .mm_..t U, qui.” __ ..(_W_

l alll, Sir, etc.

is too lunch with us," is so absurd alitll- .‘:l”U out

lm.;

relation of religion and kliowledge, of ' the

tlsfactioli to himself’ or to iiitielligcrlt ivol‘slllf|iJBl`S witliout. sonic allusion to I.-',. :lie - - "’~

such u shadow c.-ver hearts tiiiil homes

to-day.

U*-l_ll\0 lireaelier keep his centre ht in the twill fircts ot' sin and re- nptlon and then describe as big a

3111110 HH ll0SSlble. including every- ilihng which will help to make mall- TH

Pletism, iittltutliiiisiiig, buffoonery ... `iave all been used in the pulpit in .fy-2

ind can never take the place ot’ the S. . droits rreiichiiig wiiieli appeals- to- “fl ‘he ` Ca

illke and which ls ai source of iU`€flKtli and inspl'rattoii iii llfe‘s con- mi.

-elate ollc: Tlte great aint good Will- .emi

y about the state of his soul and pg...

busy looking after other pcople‘s souls ye..

_ )0(-----»- ‘ Eliocklng heresy, yet. one ve..

_ o

ever lived.

,. slr-_-initio- nie iii ii -_ "wi t "?“

st years, long before the present war started. lhc Might HM.. Bw.. .. QSif,..2l’ B,_,,.e..:.l;_ elf

ayings, as :i rule, were not conipliilientary to thc m0iit.‘_‘_ publislicil in The' Pat-riot ot we

. .. . _ 1 V0 ri I'0D0rt. of the almost fatal as'-

ey are all significant' and cliarzicteristic. pliyxiation or Cell-porttl Meltemm, of

He siiiiueedeil in liec/ording the hilp- w

_ _ _ pening very well. but he omlttetl sev- .ernian may be a good fellow, but it is better to liant' eral iniportant, paints in tieserihiiig

my is that of the dog for thc' cat"; while France curred..

_ , _ . . furlough with his cousin, Michael Mo- 1

osche is a dead bosche. I-rench opinion of (icrnlan Kemwh Ve.....m B.,.dge_ ..Ge...a. S: ltelligenec was summed up in the saying “The tier- friends" is correct. but the' Corporal .io

very familiar with that particular th. rt of Vernon and also with the Ca

gaiice'aud boasting when she wrote “l’rovideucc H0! insist “D011 fl base burlwr being ,up

placed iii his roolli but. helped' to i - mi..

_ _ _ .all it at the request ot' “gental}’ hm

le lzilghsh that of the sea; to the fiernians that of- Miki-, Against the advice mid pi-Utes.

ntly from a few particulars, ge- .use

neralizes' in the wildest' way possible 'still and

'national llle. lt ls now beyond question that Christianity shaped

with

ns the symbol or an that is highest °"

best in human life and thought. Th si; the only solution ot' the problems me

r and blessedness, because it “V0

and purpose ol’ God. add

and the religion ot the nations of for

tuner because lt means the. renio Qml' Of ltllloiniice and the taining of wi Eh‘l“'

and deeper sympathies, things, velrs

ich are of peculiar interest to the

fl\1L'il=‘. us Mr. Hodge doe:-i. Words- Sd rth‘;~i well-known words “'l`he world. ff.

irrelevant that he is at once ruled wif.. as a monitor to preachers. -V. .

with all the aspects ot' lift-, tim mm

temporal to the eternal, coiiltl pos- y conduct li service with any sa-

§.l'eat war cloud. which is casting

tl one realm over which, the law the Cross shall at last prevail. T

Ill they are always indications of .. .. blllty to handle the “Word ot' Lire" .ge

intelligence and to the cnlotionsl

ts. Your scribe ends with ii silly uh.

fovce was asked by all inquisitive 3 ..

al 01109 replied: "l have been so Qi..

.l had forgotten I had a ex...

the biggest and best souls that fr

ina

T. F. Ful_i_El-'tToN, mp

Thi

1lth.inst_, a writer, attempts to

5th Siege illaft Cliurlottetowli

acehlolit, points closely concern- ` liinli-iell'_ The following is ii faith- repmtluetlop of what actually oc- ..

strenu

"SHIRE PEICE, PEACE” -min

»~~-- -' - 'atlves Sir.-In your Influential paper. 0! mentioned. is day's issue you, give a couspi- Th

cuoiia place to a letter'-by Mr. Harold .only i-lodge in this 'letter _nie writer. ap-lgeni

makes himself the mouth-pteoe of facts

1 few narrow-minded, pfatistlc people be' a who are to be found in all communi-

Str.

clvlltzatlon and in its onward sway 318°?) 1 eventually .govern all politics as _ ° dia in the early centuries or tins ° B"

era.

The Cross is more and more been veriju

ated b this world-wide devusta- ge g war is the re-assertion of the ed e tis as the true explanation of ilu- gmjes

man life, and as the symbol of all po- he' I we

m_eun_§i a complete surrender to the mm' w ll

ous elforts. Dr. Martin ww y summoned. 'I-Ie applied restnr

with the effect heretofore

ls' was 3 narrow escape, and lt more forcibly emphasizes the' ur-

oe-eeeeoeoee-|--o»o~i»+++e-04+

ui-Rillilviiin

9‘°lHl~\l>'l"l'§

slight/ly suffering fzpm the ef- 0

necessity of extreme care ln the _ '

of base-burners. The Corporal ta W

of the poison, but states lie will right ln' a short time.

I um. slr, etc,

ONE OF

ERROR BRIDGE Mill. _

-In referring to Mr. R. A. Mc"- 's complaint about the mails ln atrlot of a recent date I have only V if tire patrons are dissatisfied 'the present system of mall dell- there will be very little k_lckil\E y part further than to advocate stein that will give the patrons 'ull benefit of rural mail delivery ce-ivlug and tlespatchlng register- tters, money orders und pc-ata] of which there is a large num-

ianiileil on the route, all of which

passed through so fur without

iluin or en utr . I may also

li il Y

there is very little guess work ssury, us in friend would have it

19, l9l7

iiillltvil

ie different boxes either summer inter. As for his text he may or stand for peace but l’ll stand right ovc.-ry time when the cir-

, cumutance deniaiids lt. Ile also states earth This is of supreme lin "my rew.V0_].v0 mans __ week_

every person on the route knows statement is incorrect as I deli- Fridiiy illght’s mall on Saturday lug und Saturday's on Saturday t; this accounts for the letters,

JOSEPH r/iaeDoNALn,

ho Slialtespearg of music is cc-unt Ludwig von Ileetliovcn, born in 7, and his birthplace at Bonn is .sidered a musical shrine. Ho was son of a tenor in the King of ony’s Ctfapcl. and his musical otlu- on was begun tit five years of age. c-re his eighth birthday he was nu c-mglll:-ilied violillist; at the ago of 'teen he piiblished a book ot' pop i' marclies and soiiatas, and his sie has .quell a whle scope and var-

that many ot' the phrases in his

Litas and piano selections have be c popular melodies and songs. entire loss of hearing did not pre- ‘ t hint from continuing to achieve iisite compositions, and it wus his satillty and wide range -of every ni ot’ musical expression that

de him famous

I am' Sir' etc' Some of Beethoveirs matchless lriel "

_ cs are to be foulld in “Heart """”°°“~°"'- SOI1irs”- and enhance the value of ` ~

that volume to the true music lover. .

_-i paper. is plcicing it before its tiers oil terms that aillolilit to ri

t. See the coupon in todiiy's iii- *'*-me - for explanation.

1>'l"l'*l"l\+1»1»

THE VICTIMS.

SOON NEXT TIME.

may be the olllclal views of the Govern- . to be

some] of the captains of lndustry tnlat. ho

Walter Rathenau are' typical. As the load

known' as the A. E. G.," Dr. Rathenau finite occupies high rank among the com- natlo merclal magnates of the Fatherland. them while his genius for organisation is in

committed to his charge hy the Gov-:sell

llr. Rathenau’s iitteniiiecs acquire spec- '§ lord

he discusses the need of hidustiial pre- - the purutlon for ,ai fiitilro wal', which he ap-lpi-oth partlitly rcgartis as liievltiililc. llc' . nga says:~ that "We be an the war a year too S-3011. :intl

Wheli Jia' have secured n Gerlnunl zili, peace we must begin at once a l'o'al--.rrp-lift ganlsation upon a broader unit firmer" pea-1 basis tliiin’ ever before. Establisliillniits . mg tha; produce raw materials essential to i prep.; the Army must not only continue' thulrl "

increased eliergy. foriliing thn.~= the kcr- bps i

ill pl'epal'lli;: ln the oeollonllc .scllse ,lt

. calculate in iidvz1lic`c, in view ot' les- by

It. lt. Nc. 2,

Vilriloll l3l'l'~ig<‘~ coill.tl'y lacks ili raw lilatvrizii or cs- .pe

selitialu ot' i.iw 'iliateriii-l, and s'ct-iire --on why any talk 0.- rgffp.-i fm- .,........

A PROMINENT GERMAN CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRY LAMENTS

THAT THEY BEGAN THE WAR A YEAR ,TOO SOON, AND SAYS THEY MUST DETERMINE NOT TO BE A YEAR TOO

OOQQOOOQI #0040000-l»'l\ OOIIIOOQOOI-il~'l»l>1»0*'li~l»~l\°

No lasting peace appears. whatever. who can be dispensed with, these alone

`iil`i`°iii`x`i""

Il"l"l'*4-l»4'i-*~I°*|l'I»Il¢'

mobilized ln the military .seli'ae_'»

ment, to enter into the calculations of' While prepurutiolio must be made

me: Dr. Rathenau would' have the

Germany, at least if the views- of Dr.l diplomats of the Fatherland busy. gp.

in order that some of the

exper-

heail of one of the greatest electrical fences' of this war may‘be obvlated industries in the' world tho Allgemeine ln the future. He wrltes‘:- Electrlcltates Gesellschaft, popularly- “We must finally establish some de.

commercial understanding with ns outside Europe that will otlgr aclvantagcs to h0` duly specified

_ _ detail whereby these nations, it--,

such thnt, since the war begun, the- neutrals, will find it to their direct dis. task of lriohllising lndustry has beentadvantage commercially to triple 0,

munitions during war to either

ernment. Under these elreumstanceis,lourselves or our enemies. We can iii.

to offer such conditions out-si-lvci-_

tal slgliillcuiiec. and it is solnewliut of And

lil

lilially, when the liext war eolnes,

a shock to lintl an article from his pen it must not be tl your too soon." tn tho Berlin Lokal Angelger, lil which Tlican frank ilttoi-aiieogqt from om, of

:iiling eupltalliiat-;x ot'_(lci'liluny lm.-it

ineil in lfrallcc a marked irrietitpi Sl- IH*-lice, and we tiliil

brrllalit l<‘rer.'ch tiutliol'

tu:atlenilciull_ -M. Rene liti-

usllig I)r. Iiutliellaii's ap- as a text for an lmpassloiieil ap-

to tho United States' not to lin'-ist stror.gly' on peace proposals ut lilo

nt time. M. Bazin wrltes:,~

Here, in a lliltchell. ls what Alliell

work. but 4,-`nt0i' into it uil0ll 'HUGH Of 'Europe has long understood. and what

lot bt'-ell truly lllitleivstoud iii. tho

nfl ot' ecollotiilc Gerllltlllyl ilnltetl States save by :i rolntlvo t`e-_\'_

is the reason why the wnr woilltl

t`or the next war. We must caretillly he Continued t'orteli‘ye‘lu~s, lfileeesa-':ir_v

France, England. uiiil their Allies.

sous lem-lied in this wnl', what 0111' lt. is-tile i'-easoll why nothflli; short nl'

‘kiioek-out' will serve. lt is the rea-

' inliuellse rrlsi'.l'vng to ronlaiii iniuscil ull- Wool.; be ill received. oveli if liai-.ki-it

t ll a day in the future. We must nl'gtill- by 1|. /ze as a lzeliulllo an inthlstriill inobrltza- ptlm-,' tion ns we hail a military mobilization nit; Every techillcltln or _senil-techilieiiin ivelyg tnrollod or not in the list ot' mobilised. "Tl must be empowered through official npr; crcdciltials tn take elutrgc uiitl itlrcc- ]§)14_ tioli ot' it given cstalilisllillent upon the live;-_ sefcolid day following ti new tleclarat- vgilip

ufiicturilii: for coilinlerclai purpose.: Um

ofllcially that upon the third day after can

are to he devoted to serving the Ariiiy felt. upon ileinaiid, he

e best ot’ motives and olllcial sali- trom the greatest of ne\itl'als, or

l--iliallest. or all the llcutrals collect-

io war cloud _thai hung over Eur-

for thirty years- prior' to Aiigiist.

inilst lie tllsperscd tlllally and for The intoleralrle conditionfl pre- tz must be' finally imadc inipossililn

lon ot' war. Every' cstaiillslillirlit intili- of |-cpettt_i0p_T1m horror.; and mise-ri..S_

slifl`e'|'ing' and privatioti, the whole

must be mobilized also and iliiricrstalid llanlut of evil that no single ilulividiizll

imflersttind through reading tlic

tleclliration of war its entire abilities writing of another, that mug; he St-pr.,

experienced through the senses to grasped oven in thc ‘least seine.

"lt must also he tlc'tf_‘l'mi`llf‘tl in Illl- must. llcvel' again hc u worrlly portiml.

vnnco just what iiuaiititios and soil of “’|‘hi>i will only bo possible tliroiigli cs'sellt.ial¢,- such estliblislliellt can fur_ ippltipp-_ W,-_.,~;,g;.1..s. war [mm .. 1.....-._ iilsli the Army in u given time. Eacli iiliclpeaecistlic rrewtird. iltwoiiltlbniis osinbllslilncnt also should he rcquirerl ilnpossible under ii Germain peace as to furiiis-li ti detailed lllst of woljkinen would a luillway journey to Mars.”

-_ ~_- ~_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_f_»_-_-_-_=-_~,__-_-_-___-_»_»_~_»_-___»_._ _.,_., ,,,,, _ ., v. _,_

w`i5"itiiluitN till

F-Q

£3. SS.,

On the eve of her tlepiirtiire for Eng-. -It w

“‘Sn`n..... Meditid

ETTER F CANADA

zmz ©._|-£

|"'-CA

ill be nottrell that ill the 'last pnr

____________ und. after haviil/; with tier liiisbaild, ag;-ppl. of 1.9.- 1.....,.._ Lad., G..,e....0.e..

Cflllt- the' Hon. Rupert Guinness, /\__ ilimprlom. 3 s0...,0..h. h. the- form of A

Ellt badge which she has ma e

D. C., C. Ll, R. N. V. R.. titltlrcssetl Nav- sliver ` ' . _ L.

S ul Recruiting meetings in every' town in-ranzellieiits to have given to evelv

. Y .iirlif .~ lt. ~ -

UF dolcn Guhinoss addressed the fulloiving f wtlildic .ititiilliiuiifil'dilllii‘iiol1iIlliilliii'i0lhIt?]u;(;\?

_ open letter to the Women of Canada:-I vice, or “»ly0_q, 5151,,” .md sW@e...e.`...'h. ...___ To the Women of Canada: of 1-0.-.-...fs ...._ ...C case muy. ...__ W...

______\_’§_f_;&___€_: l"L:_\§ehi___ot’ M_t1iiitoba, Sas- In a jo_urlic_v tllroligllout the Prov-:bo clztlt_le<l to wear this badge: lt is'

(_-owoml Mcxemm was spending 8 and ______f__ric_1;~v_ ___erta, a well-bound lnees of Lauada, from Atlantic to Pac- of _sterlilig silver, is inteniled in be

_ _Ss__e___ __ Cuiltr-ated volume lllc. I have had the opportunity of pets woiii as a penduiit and makes a very _"___ __ tie onimlsslon of Con- Sonally witnessing the splendid spirit llanilsvllic souvenir.

un. c.ms a vu_luiible contrlbu- and uiitlrlng work ot patriotic women The assisting lil securing -reci'1ilt:=

n to the authentic literature respec- everywhere in the Dominion. for the Navvl th

K the natural resources of Western I ani convinced that here, as ln Great

C _ __ _ s 0 ditty of every loyal'

_ . ' .ll Ill t

____d___ This ____m___ __ __ G B, i an Woman and ln pcrforintni:

rttcularly" cold wefather. He did .md` ' ` . y eo .Denis riluin,_ the debt which is owed by the this duty her highest reward ts. the

__-70_l3__ E_`-;1_2l1_U0S. C01I1Drises the re. Women of the Empire to our Navy is rpallzation that she is rendering to her ___o__ 0_p(___h__ siiriheys by the Com- not toit_zotten_ .l\tiig and Country the gmagggt get-. _»___ _ _ . __erva on and a compl- The lroirllantl of Naval Dominion vlco that silo can bestow.

o lccoit s from other reliable alone ulileld-ry us from the rilthlessness lbflilv' Gwe‘ntloien's baiigcs, with their

riiliiiixil iiuitistries, n:iniel_\'. dairying. 'l`Iie advance in ...__ Hin.. _,md Shu dh. H0. 1.0.-C.. .O _,.(,m.muhL_S Ci.hL_r_ .....O..yi of me (.om0m._ Mme .u.,ned_ _§;f_1_\_$‘_f;;">_;l_-e _/\_8 11 C0mlJendtum of all of an enemy Wlw line not scrulile'il to mol-lo"'I llelpeil to Servo" will doubt-

tliis one item :iloiie is already \vorl<ing a veritable revo-

lution and greater things arc yet to come through the gl close iiispertioii and the progressive methods ilow I; l»i'iiil;»applied_ 'l`he tradenlzirlt "l’rillce Edward ls- ty

land" on our butter and cheese will henceforth mean P zi la-_v that will open the door to the best iilarkets and y the lligllest lrices. .

nest co-operatioii is :i prinic necessity. co-operation not pplmlpr 1,;-Uv;-rl, “\V¢r¢ the devil to come to fight :l :L "'1l_\' 111 "f1"l' ‘l"111§¥ '"5 l1"’*l i111‘l -"“l'l’l)'l11fZ U10 l10Sl. lllii Freiicliiiiztii would iiiiinediately take up the cli:illeilge,"t in boostiiig our province and its products. flue knock- it boast which her brave soldiers have made good at +0

el' can undo the good work done by ten ; one tlislionest article that finds its way into :i shipnlciit rliscredits the 5

whole, for, tlirotigli a certain huinan peculiarity, we 1..-;.yy-].@;.f.¢¢l W,-.y of mmging tligmgglvegf’ :md also ,~. :ire iiii-':i_~'iii‘i_-il by our faults rather than by our vir- ut R0p5_;t»;in’s view of our b0;.5¢C¢] libcrty; “'l`}1@]-jpg- ii-

tiirs. _ li

_ )0( election of Members of ]’arliallient;” for thc French ig

_': hl. '- l` : f.l-.l .',. ‘I..:“Wl‘ '

GE' illl.lC l'll`(lt.l' l llllg‘s 0 ilLlll§C VCS QIIL 1 'I4 lt.ll

Mr. lloratio llottoiulcy, the well-knownlitcraryptib- (-1

lirist, politieiaii atld editor of the most largely circula- “I fr-ar thc (lrr-eks, even when they come with gifts ted weekly in Iiilgland, “john llull," has been goofl in their hands,” a verdict which is endorsed by .the

enougli (says the Mail and limpire) to make the am- ]{u5§i;m sayings; “Une Greek is equal in cheating to q ende lloiinrablc to Canada. Ile expresses regret tllat two Jews, one Armenian to two Greeks," and “A Rus- `

in his haste he at one time imputed to the Canadian Si people disloyalty to the Empire. He confesses _q hiinself zishained of ever liarboring, much more of ut-

tering, a thought that so wrongs the people of this D0- and many other saws quoted; probable also that in- niinion. Ile perccivesnow that he judged hastily when temational opinions may becoiisitlerably modified if |10 lllfllllwl UIC Cunfltlillu d¢¥110CfHCy f0l' the defeat Of not completely changed. lt is quite certain that neith- Sir Robert Bordeu’s Naval Aid Ilill. Had that mens- er Germany nor Greece will gain much in the' respect ure been submitted to the Canadian people it would of their neighbors. _ 1 _ _ _

have been carried by an overwhelming majority.

Neither _upon the Canadian people as a'whole nor

upon any political party as a whole is the blame for the defeat of the Naval Aid Bill to be laid. It lies at the door of Sir` Wilfrid Laurier and his Parliamentary supporters. And ever since the throttling of the bill w

by Sir Wilfrid’s pliant majoiiity in the Senate his in- ver retum to Germany." There is a smoothness here

fluence with the mass of the Liberal Party in Canada w has been a waning quantity. m

No dqubt _Mr. Bottomley iy§_s__not tli§,pnly public, station of life _ ‘~

ears have amply proved unfoiautled. 'l`lle Russian

l saying was “.’\ figliting lirenclmian rims away from il hours. Hs co'llapseil,~and although the se

lil secliring the best quality in all our products ho- slie-goat," :iii opiilion to wllicll France retorted with ;l Corporal was in a terrible condition ad

. . . . . 0

lil these international conipliiilents l<rance is not .0

robzibly revised by this time :uid which the past two _a

e in

erdun and in the Somine. We can at`foi'd to smile at |-

ullyfs good-naturcd gillc that “the linglish have a t

sh think they are free; they are free only during the

'I1

ic lirctlcliiliail sleeps thc devil rocks him."

Greece has had an uneilviable reputation for trea-

iery ever since, and probably before Virgil wrote:

an can be cheated only by a gipsy, a gipsy by a jew, _[ew by :i Greek, and'a Greek by the devil.”

It is probable that t!le'present war will add to these' Th.,

And

Let

ritiiils

Admiral _lellicoe says that hc is "not dissatisfied ith the' number of German submarines that will ne- Tho

hich makes one believe that the Admiral would have :ide a good motor agent i_f he hadbeen born in that -

For

° i

., - _.__ _...._..._.._._...._....- _._,_.....~

ff the draiights and closed the bell- pu

_ _ _ om door, with tho result already D..

luring of criticism of herself. Russia wrote “file de'sci'lbeil. Now for the rienoue .

nglisli are predisposed to pride, the French to vani- ;‘:_e“l,i The Corporal “Woke at 3 ‘L m' wh

vestlgute. Mike remembers nothing ha.. at transplretl in the next. two no

DIIILY SELECTION! FOR

u`N'rii. ir is ssrrtian nicmr. 111

However the battle ts ended) $3 Though proudly the victor comes __ With fluttering flags und Drunclng 11

Anal echoing rolls of drums, H till truth proclaims the motto

In letters of living light! ch

Nu question is ever settled

Anil keep this motto`ln sight: 2-

untii it it retina right. fr

Though the enemy seems to have s

The darkest hour of ntlilit

No question is ever settled Until it ir settled rliiht.

erlng from tl. severe headache

t the utlllty of their rivers for ian woman will do her utmost to secure ____ "` wer devel - . . “'-‘

__,_c________1“_;;___‘:11b_l_ll<;_ tlllblect. it is make war on the helpless and dcfeli- less be worn iii this spirit and its ii __;_C_____;_ y u 1.. oi reference celess. Phe pow-er of the Navy protects badge of lmao,-, by hundreds of Cu... v______ .me _______ _ P _ our loved ones oil their journey to the utllaii Women, who will take an arlrlptl me __ _ re ro_v nces. as n battletlelilsi, and preserves our lmmes pride in~thc achievements' of the llrlt-

_ _ _ _ _ _. , u e not uvti-ihly endowed with in safety and prosperity, Recognizing lah Navy.

H RuSS._. had 3.. ...)....0.. of lt.-....66 whwh She has w___Ch ____ ________________ ___ esc________g g__B__ er-powers, the report demonstrates this debt, I am sure that every' Cunad- _

tl so informed Mike, who arose to.po

opment can be vastly B11' U1*1l-‘1l1lDD0iit. lol Naval defence which -

.,,o...ed ow.. ...S .._.,.......- ....... .. voeflunie Mwrfil rssulutloii. the great islmi of the lmyln Naval claiiatliini vm.

tslgli finally fre'warded` his tm,

4-+»|»-M--im--n-1-1»e-n»e»~r+ gf

I~§I»§§§#O

GUARDIAN REIDERS

Furnished by ciu

mme of "°W is 109i tllllllng high wa- unteer Reserve to accept li slnitll silver Joi-lr

ced through prc-pun t_ f j I k I f. 3 '

od waters. At present? liiiatiliia ali- mf iiiliimiirilisiniit( efi?<Iz'i'ym\i/Iiliiliiiiuiivillio ob- No THE GERMANS me 01' C011S€1`VHll011 ‘M1111-‘L and of tatns ir recriitt for tho Overseas Div-

STOP TH EM.

(doing his ”tie-it (ol give flip vil-

seusons. Metlloils ot’ develop- lmilize, us' it noiivenll' of her effort iliitl! ltige.iwi;-i'tlii¢\ri ali idea of the ..'.ui.k.._»-

uiii ut.lllzatlc~iilliiii:iGliow tliidln 12:” iiilfwrililce tmiltnms llmiiinlliigtt-he Cami" "t “`°"kl" "Milli l\liV0. tlleY'l"o sini-

.uny w0__k__d out ____ "___ W_i___ go. _________hn_i_un y ulu_ _v fi:_1_pYi, iin_d_ Dly lci~i-l1lc! Just like great iiitirl Bow and other large i'lvers ling' IIB ni: lei ii mgg B il wlil welme things' They Stop at naething! wud more northerly regions possess numoe uhaiit glage( 0 u Mme y nn A tr umilya believe me' I Saw (men, them gimp vous sit __ - p ssue. _ is concerned he'H u iloall loss."

GH 0 Hell! Dlitterltlal value for (Slngnotl) GWENDOLEN (lUiNNI<}SQil eiiieorln‘ t i-

i1ulp,_ electro-clienilcnl and other spo- - i y ' i' mm 8 publmhoose'

l in <1 us tries. ag.-_-_-_.__ ____ . . _.__ __- _ _ _ _ _ __ . - -_ _-_-_-_-_-_--_»-_H

w_ ,_ ,_,,.,,.,,_ .nT1°. report 1"-1 ii--neil is the second ` ' 'I " ' ' ' ` ' '

tho series on water-powers in (ya.

d t , 1

9' * 1' * * " ‘E ‘R ‘.' 4' T * T T T * * iilfiilia oi? (litigngtiiii/ltiiilliiiil. byTttil<ii

IDG, "Water P

Two Cases ot Eczema

_______ lunlbi_i1." which ihwiiiisiv ol; Iiiiitiiazil

mugs

ugh the heel of the strong 0p-

turai wealth.

mp cte the (.ommlssion’s general ln-i ntor of this Item of' the 'Domini0n's "”""""'

-~&.._ FURTHER PROOF THAT DR 'CHASE'S OINTMENT is A p09|1~|VE

Rev. E. E. Grulianl, iz Methodist

‘ \

HDI-aiu on overseas service, ln a let- If you re-‘zl these letters you will tered with .1

mini it ii settled right. iff from ri-imc ini li i " °°"'“° °“ my "““d“' °"

AVE SAVING SENSE OF HUMOR CURE F0lR CHRONIC ECZEMA. -

__ _________ , _

9. pu p ed tn the find that Dr. Chase’s Ointment is not for elgliteeli months was so had that

. y to new or do

°‘1l9.Y|Ul. SBY82 1 to be classed among ordinary selves Icoulrl not use _.. need. There ls much tn English humor and olntments. nnythtng 1 coup. scarcely dm” my

thatl' cannot get used to but on B ' '

pressor . e must y actually curing itching stinging Belt. Though I had wg of gplvge

ay grptq the weak in the dust, Hpmlre the was in which they Joke eczema intmnny thousands inf cases from doctors, I could novel' get m\l¢1\ tim voices of fame with one nc- Mont. their har ships and dansers. At it has stood the most seve e t st t h

claim ff"

ay can him grim and lust. C

__ r e o eneflt from the . Th I t fo a

ontermihnient a patient sang a which any ointment can he put. ,sample of Dr Clliliiseu tglntiiiialilt, arm;

0111 0 80118 With B rffratn about Mr. J. Brice, Temperance road found it veryidlfferent in notion It

those who applaud W1” Wllrnlng twins “back to the land. The elim- Parry Sound. ont., writes; "Just ri was not long iwore my hands beizaii

x was reached in the final stanza line to praise Dr. Chnse's Ointment lo heal. and touristic boxes made them

Question is ever settled Which told about Tommy in the for what it has dana for my wife. She- well. ‘I Ch s ‘ii

, 3.

cannot i D . tl 9

e_l_ich¢.;i_s beinla hit on the head with has been suffering with eczema in her.0lntmeu¢ tag tilgliliyli iiiid rfrefluéntly

0111 . an went back--back- head fur two years. and has spent no. iztve some to others to get them using

those who have failed take cour~ hack 103191111141-" PAUGDIS lust out and of money 'with doctors and for tt' for I k th ti ill ." ~ age_ it that sort of thing, wounded them- olntmenta. which did her no good' 'In the lligge Sr iliiliseguglntment

BWHS All HIHDY cases. lauslied to She had about given up hope of eve-ii is of almost dstl i f I s for bv

won, will thelr‘sldes l suppose they are being cured when ‘someone told lie mil i Y use u nes tit

' » l'.- it H I f. tl il

ugh his ranks are strong. lf ln U18 £718 0111? P60918 Hl1Ufl0d to hush ut to try Dr. Chnse's Ointment. By the' theesvkiii it clirnevldgttingizeliiiiaaeriid aiml-

_W 0118

sure as the morning follows

4 rich Jokes. and I do think it is forma or nil; ointment nie trouble imli pcm A ii ti in

The battle ls Mt YN 601105 ‘P1911 I “H1118 501150 0! 11\l\1\°l'- left her entirely, -in we have unbound- mall. cuts n.»gaiiiimwi1Jii'i:ii:,°" it liiieiientl

"°“-_-""'-°--~ ed faith in lt.. I have told several blond poisoning nnq heal) the skin.

"1 W\’°¢° "Ill P09111 '-0 Ki" 111110-” people about the Ointment." J Di- Chanda tntment 60 cents I

_ __w___vi{_e|l.eyou may bi_i_ :;i_r_°e____that ttmg , Mm. W. G. Dowden, Gre_enapond.bor. all danielle or Edmanson. Bates

lv 1'¢v°DB_° All , _ 9 P00111- ,_ Bouiivtlte Bay. NM.. writes "I auth C0., Ltd.. Toronto. _ ,,_ ,

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