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'i energies in their volumnous coiiipilatioiis!_l`%Chi)h§~' If Should be given Semohsh °°h' £2

of Statis-tiCS_ There is an easier and m0,.e_si eiation by both branches of Parliament. no

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- o in evoking non, (Mun um our tnnvma or br a

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> -1-'Je f»=~'-'#-=f~‘- ~-_-"'- ~"”"""""’ “""“"""""‘ pa]

' THE Tlll§'(__iSv"l`ll.\'l‘ M.-\’l`Tl-IR to

; .K.U panyoaz `(l\al|o¢) In advance, In not

~ I Our

manufacturers probably could `

produced such remarkable re - _

ts without the co-operation of the Can-

dian and Imperial Governments. Their

_ achievements show what is possible when

_ State and private interests work together.

is_ of _.vital importance to Canada that D

give them “protection” They will gn

' ` want great assistance at the close of the m

.- _ _ _ war the Yti`f;orti)=eto revert Ito peace time

In these hot Julysdays few peopie care -act_ivi_ties. e st possibe _method of to wade thro gh columns of more' or less _aS§lSh"_g t,h,e"}__W°\_1_ld .SYSt¢m_°‘r§§ c0mplicated_1nl;m.eS prepared for P-_us,.pQ@e t gtic natilitraliorganization--Joint.effortpf c, of imp:-ission'e'd "oratory. Might we' me ahh hi .“§h`Y' 5!-hh hs b"°“?ht “h°“_t_ ZF suggest;-.therefore, in the most friendly 5119129531" n'}U"lU0f\S~maklU8`- _ j _ ee way that the Patriot and our Opposition 8 9U93U0f1 Was- b*'0J-lghli 1-111111-the SCH- li

direct way of ascertaining whether _the

' present Government has e_fl`_ected a better-

ment 'n the financial condition of the pro-

- ,, ,-_t ._ . tl - d bt_-I Mr. Robert Jenkins has been_appoint- 33;; gfhzguh ‘ll)`:.(:,€i,,(2.€i0::I]}hea,;eth:._,e Igiegentsed Prosecutor under the_Prohibition Act i . G0-vemment came into power in 1911’ with in place of_ _Mix Allan Bois_ner, who has J; --its indebtedness at the end of last financial ggldkitnhseigoiglgfzi_fg:;1§°";ES;h£‘€O¥?aS§2taa'; iii year, Dec. 31, 1916. When they came into Oodrecord and bein 1; arde t»te‘n; er fs

' P°We"ihA19u the debt of the hmvlhce was. :hnce worker anti enjchvirrilg thenfull svpm -hw »

$1,072,000, besides $11,000 that after- _ V - . A. According io ine present pro wards cropped up as a claim against tlielhdthl of the tehlhehhhce people of the iii Governrnent On Dec. 31’ 1916’ the in_ ])l'O\'ll'iC€, there IS. IIO dO\1`bt that he force “by simple declaration." mean- debtedness of the province was $1,062,15l,,§h°ce€h lh fe"'et,t’hg hut the few remalh' .ifg

_ .. _ h- fing di\es.and violatois. It must be re- en

a betteiment of i»l0,000, to sa_\ not ing_o I b d h I _ th _ t _

the $11,000. These are the figures obtain-‘mem ere i °“'e‘e’» at "0 P10569” 01' bv

ed bv com etem and ,.9 ,Mable bankers' be he ever so earnest in his efforts and zeal- mr- _ Q _ h who lexaiiiihied the accouiitis and who afiix- ii)-us 111216-cause' chlm Sllcched In Dusting. the iZ:gi'.e§\cif<i"iiintii};ea(i§hhm`ai?<i iiiihe. ed their signatures as auditors to their find- ‘lqgorl uslhess _hh 955 le as fha, Sympdthl' fn ings. The figures in all the years between “h ltle Sghhhlt hh k.c°`Qhelat.'hh of the of can be twisted andturned upside down and hehh ef T e hhdelta lhgfh h hlg Ohh’ and inside out, but they cannot alter these figur- lf. mote heh) and less C"1t_’c‘Sm. had hee.” P

es nm. lead am. (gm to am. other conchh given in the past the last of the liquor busi- sion than that “under the present Govern- hhss .Would have heehheeh ere hhh' I

_ mem the debt of thep,.0\.im,e has been ,.e_ihis difiicult task we wish Mr. Jenkins the

sion' ol' -Premier Lvotr to

ck to the Capital the

honors now with the army. rdlnz to -the Birzb~Evlyn. M. vod‘a:Soclallst colleagues declare emselves in principle in sym- thy with Flniands move. The emier and other ministers be'»

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(Canadian Proc; Despatch.)

PETROGRA D. _ The Finnish

. . ie! o 'rh ri ri ii d`

industries prosper. One of the princi- rr-din: ‘oi 'iimniii fiiiiiiiir-I fedififir

ing Finnish lnde endem-ef The intro-

concerns of all Governments has been _,mm or me hui; has m_,ed _ 52,, OUI' SpOI°l COatS Ol'l

s crisis here; and .\'. (‘. Tcheids, esident. of the Council of Work- en`s uid Soldiers' delegates, bu

gone.to Helslngforg ln an effort

Betlloethe differences.

An indication of the

the sit ti

__ In on was a lata the Pelrograd cabinet

gint: to the cabinet party'refuse,

wever. to allow Finland to de-

)0( ternilne her relations with Russia,

A _\'E\\' l»ROSECl~rl-OR insisting she must wait- until the

the first formal denial of Russla‘s

Tho law. which was engineered ze-rain rights.

ending of the constituent assembly.

Armed Interference `Like|y.

The comment of the' newspaper.-

Petrograu is sharp. The Reich

clareo it is impossible for Russia

tolerate Finland's move. The

rzh-Evlya hints at armed inter- rence. saying Russia is now about

make a last attempt toward a cefll settlement.

umme. Helslngfors “fill tomorrow-

lhe ‘bill passed Tliursday into

without Rus-sla’s sanction. This

the Socialists. proclaims that sis has lost all authority in Fin-

hereln. however, Russia's rights arc- _\‘E\\' YORK. - Representatives ol’ defined. All other prerogatives Thomas A. Edison nnnounr-fri ni n the Grand Duke of Finland. which dinner of dealers in Edison appli- c provisional government claims mir-es at the \\`aloorf~Astoria last ssc-d automatically to it, bclohg l'0 night that the inventoi-_bad made inland. such progress in the manufacture of

n Asaumei Grand Duke's "Flightt." rho

Specifically, the Diet assumes the' WHS

. _ _ _gy

PATON'S Clearance 'I ` if A Sale

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sale at $9-98

21 on sale this a._m. not one.

reserve_d, all new this season- .

_AV tl erf_f__S_porty_____1ot_____ of silk_______Mm_

Swe_df.)cr1'_CoatS. $7.50,. _8.50» °'°°" 11.50. t0f25.00 _ ' -

I .

All Millinery Hats trimmed and untrimmed, Half-price.

_ WU .

fans

' »

_ PATON S Ltd. '

V _

Ravagcs of Time

Are what you seek to make

the grave o f your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

,I chnnaiero neu'

_ FUR CARBULIC Allllll

carbollc acid-a product for which

couiitry depttided on Germany England before the war-that lie not onlv supplving h‘s own

60 Kent street

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I f _ _ k Grand Dukgg, right to pm mm ex. laboratories in New ' Jersey but _ __

duced on an average $2,000 3 \ (,a,._ ullest measuie of success, and bespeak for ec

Fi ures aie aiailable also to show that hhh

the lite :gov-ernment during its twentv to have‘the Cause of tempehahce at heart' B

years, ran the province into debt to the ‘ tune of $900,000; that year after year they piled up a deficit which ran from a few

i0( ti

(‘()NSCRIl"l`IU_\' 01" “'li.\L'|`]I xc

dedl Telegrams fiom Helsingfors

declare that after the promulgation

_ - , - _ of the law the Diet will appoint its

thousand to a maximum of some $120,000 Thh.e.Whh talk of Celtalh hewshapels and own

ution the law, ronvoke and pro- WHS ,

the honest support of all who profess rogue nie Legieinrnr-e nnri appoint to the trade- P‘°*f""‘“<1 ll-"_ '""'" l“‘¥'S-

gum-omg execum-e_ these agents of .\ir. Edison said. The GQW-.|-nm.Ge,m-ai is not men. there was not reason why a permau onetl in the law. and as no functions

left him, he is practically super-

Senate.

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selling coiisidernble quarilitics f

ent iiidiistry in the coiiiiiioility could A

not be built tip in the Ijiilted States.. 0 a 0

' The progress made by .\Ir. Iidismil in the manufacture of carliolic acid; ' ' was reported to the convention in the af' noon by Williuni .\iaxwe»ll,<

H Monuments t; at endure thq/

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“"'l

and averaged a net deficit every year of

Now what the people want to know is,

why should the partv who reduced the debt

to have provided its own remedy. It is ap

politicians about the need for “conscrip-

about $45 000 tion of wealth,” _says an exchange, seems

parently not the “wealthy” who have bei H

ODE BOI’l

M. Tokoi, Vice-President oi’ the

_ ~ ~ . ~ ~-D‘ ri; i rtiri-‘i-Max of the Drovnce bv $2,000 a vear besides chihe alamhed’ but the owhehs of Oompa’ nepmmem 0 mmm Us 0 8 n

provifiing thehnehessary Worksv in' balances accu- t M ghhhuvhmshe hh’ hhaiglrb in an who- be had at from 8 to 10 cents a pound. creasing the efiiciencv of the schools and - *A -~ "g, in 1 '

doing more for the agricultural interests ' The.Weagt.hy know that Wealth” cahhe We d° "°‘ his? any chiiigeini" oriii gfiee re-e to siso n ponnri with'

. ~ . ‘ _ ‘_ ‘elations t ussia un e e - - » ' i

of the province than had ever been done cohshhhte lh hhly hhe Way that the Goh for W

before, be turned out of power to give"-hScati°h,,°f. ahythihg hut iheharhihgs of 'F'

aln of foreign policy or of war, and Afle

the war, but we must immediate- SVEI” receive internal autonomy which high

._ _ . » . . ' ' ' ' h ld b nt ed internationally the

__ Plame wa party that ran the province mm wealth is an _economic impossibility 3 on e gunrn e

debt at the rate bf $45 000 3 veal, starved without national disaster; they know that

_ r , i _ _ - ' hwhr mah' M' Thhol saith U16 money exhaustion of the supply until

the public works and the schools, did little they are hahle to have Imposed Oh them ‘rn 'GSW U10 “US” °f 1"°"“°“""

_ . _ . ` further taxation of their incomes fi- m in- ~ ii ‘ - in r ii ni inyeri within rnariretniiie bounds. in nn_=__

forjf agriculture or for and thing elses vested wealth and S0 far as b O' d fhdieilhet iffiriliehsihce [dh an; hlnige‘riaI- after many hours of patient labor

fter thc- war." Edis-

ight be raised if _a guarantee were lo

in` act never during their twentv vears or ’ can e JU 3' serie designs. but he devoted excl"-_ emi

' ' °. . . . ' * ` ' ' ‘ r' V' i ~ " i - _ ls. h li . been partly success-

Ofsce did anythlng which recelved the en_ (Ed by til(-Ill’ Silence, are quill? Vtllllflg that sliely. to expenses arising from tie Zenu e as

g ‘tv ‘ ' revolution and the' maintenance of] ful.

eral aprpoval of the people, except once, ShCh.taXah°h Shah he Imposed' . th

and that was when they got out of office.

This is the question that the people are

INDUSTRI.-\ L R EORGA N I Z.-\ TION

The war situation, says the Ottawa

Journal Press, has been so absorbing dur- ing the last few months that proposals made six months or a year ago for assist- ingindistrial reorganization in this coun- try upon the return of peace have been very largely lost sight' of. Early concern

. for this reorganization was prompted by a

belief that the war would be over sooner than now seems possible._While the end of ;the war is not yet in sight and while the *business of winning it is of first import - fiance, it would be well if conditions which ;its end will bring about were kept in mind. In the Old Country preparations are being ‘made against the return of peace, and the ..-co-operation of the State with the private

interests is being arranged for the exten - Of the W3"-~ _ _ _

sion of British foreign trade. _In Austra - ‘_ _ _I _(_ - _ . » "1 ‘f' °* *S Eff doin enrin me ennoe nniii preening “

'~ . .the proposal isiieing guveneeri that j ` ivo'-me y 3 ‘L €’»l’i'.I§"_“’.."...i‘°3.‘.’;..f..'I.°ii°l§“..‘;iE"l.’§

the Commonwealth appropriate $50,500,-' ` ~-"‘ -. . . “‘°l""’_'*"‘ *‘l““’° "1 'heir "B Of F B 'd ' ‘ 000_£or.nthe_ estabtislnnentfof manufacture ~- ‘ - ‘ h - joithrnr-(i»1l)i»i:`“r'§f'ihe oirier ones io or . -e - -rl '

ing indgstries. _ _...if _ ‘. ,, The Patriot when challenged regarding, ""1"-" ""3 “lm f°"’“’“°” °f ‘he #hai

Canadian'int'ere'st,‘as the Toronto News its Statement that ofiicial salaries have giviie hr-_T22 Zieiiewfffuiirghne emi i .

points out in again taking up this import-‘been increased by "the Cons'ervatives *by The sun am S mm br, me flat, “°°f”" Uh' `i°h° °“° ‘hat

ant question, has demonstrated by its mun- from forty to fifty thousand dollars, re ~ ter ine ennrien-.yer nnnrie; oir him-` itions making that it has very great cap- plied that it was prepared to publish the f,'}“',,""{"’,'§’ "‘_}"°"d““‘;" "‘° "““"°"

abilities. With the--'organization assist - details should The Guardian desire it. The D n' 0 an " ne' `

ance given it turned its peace activities Guardian expressed its tfrgent desire for '"‘° ""”"°".""" "‘“’° °“"’°"f °°"' to war work and has already supplied be - an itemized sitatement and requested the ggiiintiilerfigflihioihit:"=iidirlg¥i>hriii?£ \tws_s;li f$600,0_(t)0,000 é andge $700,000,000 Patriot to ;f`}'t;€nish it immediately and not {',1°,,f§ ,§,',‘§f"§',“,,§‘§"l§§n§°ii¥°urii°§)d&'lif

\ wo o mum ions o t -armies in wait untilit eve of the election. The "HH glorious day or blue- www mei

Francs. “In the light of this achievo - Patriot has failed-to substantiate its offer gif ,222 ,',"_’{,‘,`,"{'é ,2,.‘m‘,§",',‘§ 222,; ment, the News quite properly says, “it and to comply with our request Our read- “nd "We l° all 11°" mlm bv e 1°'

may be _lost altogether.

So widespread has become that disturb-

ance of the public mind by the silly de- mands of men whose business it seems to be to exploit the ignorant, that the Minis- ter_of_ Finance found it necessary to ex- plain in the House of Commons that bank deposits of course would be immune from state exactions, that incomes only could be the basis for taxation of this character.

But just as interesting as Sir Thomas

White’s.statemen_t was the disclaimer of Hon. George P. Graham, one of the lead- ers of the_ Liberal party, many of 'whose members have been busy with the words ‘conscription of wealth.” Mr. Graham im- pressed upon the House that he had never used the terni""eonscription of wealth” but had always spoken along the lines that accumulated wealth should` be made to take its fair share in bearing the burdens

is difficult to see why a similar systematic- ers may draw their own conclusions. _ i iii"-df i§w"':f.° ;i‘e¢'ii'f'r`:i°n¢"i‘i;'r'f'° ""°`l

r' -.~.r..n -

I -

It is the man of small means who has be-

, come disturbed. He fancies that all ac-

asking today" and on which they Wm Vote sitéigilglacgefgesgslaéthélllgiisgooilygi gncliaded, tis goooooooooooooooooo iii on‘the 25th mst., and no amount of man- draw it out of hw ba* kg gs etghhn 0 lpulatio-h of figures hy the Pat-“Ot or by where it earns intei'estnandasItor£OiSt irci old "Ohh-Osmoh ommrs wlhhbscure lt' stockings where it will earn nothing and

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I have watched the shadows on the dm, lawn :ill summer. _At first they were beg"

short, and only a portion of the lawn ernment' but Mr_ Wilson said this

was in cool, dark green shade; now was today they are lengthening in the are ray-4 of 3 departing afternoon sun. said_ They renrli nearly to the opposite it to fence, quite distant. leaving o nly a veg'

large notch of sunshine; yet even “OW ` About 900 persons attend:-ii the 'illn-

tlie shadowed par; is most beautiful ne,-_ in its cool, dark green of late August. mme_ The heated flowers now in shade M,-_

are again raising their heads with re- but

i e i g e.. age:

H€\V9ll Visor- "Tell the boys I will come over to

convention if they say so. but

the advanced afternoon in life. whose also teii mem that i in-iieve they

shadows came very Slowly. V€\‘_\” W€l~ would rather have me keep busy on

work I am doing now. I hope to

Thcsc shatlriws make one think of the

come in the heated day of struggle, the temptattioii, toil and sorrow; for one be can rest so gently when the shadows ing a are `

. __ - ' 'e

dance and wane in a strong; bustling ing breeze. like the rough tosslngs in life.i gates

Shadows mean shade. ‘and give tories

i.-~.... crfififu

|,,¢¢ma| Amgngmy pg,-n;y|d¢d_ Vice Piesldent in charge of produc-,

, tion, was interviewed last nlglit ati

` h di t h ' al tl

t e nner o 1 e ue ers at ie Waldorf. and confirmed what Mr.

ish Diet, according to 3 Helsingforr- B9f0l`€ U10 beginning of the war, ele d :la di' -inte ic- 1 MY-

ations were shut down and thel

Regarding the pn-,jecged Finnish to work to provide against a possible]

e Russian garrison. . Itettfntly the production of car-

.\ii'. Wilson, was said to bc- consid- bly below $1.50.

*N We have discovered no new DF0'

1 ces

*lfound a way to produce carbollr- acid

large lots, an dif. after the war.

proper laws are enactefd there is no reason why the trade in this commo-

enough of the acid for our nec-ls. but wg are producing enough to supply

SHADOW?" ' great deal of trade."

in the field for carbollc acid." he

Edison was iiot able to attend. suit th followin m so

at the laboratory Saturday morn-

» se w o come out. at at tirnet' lawn. he business session of tho cnn

'S0 ` tion will be resumed this morn

and tomorrow morning the dele

The _enduring 'gift, the -

, sterling silver 'and best I silverplate ` 'that nialté

exquisite wedding gifts in ’

3 V8ri¢fY Of f0mlS- " 1 Is YOUR 011.4 -OUR BUS:/vas

. n n RANTEE THAT 5

G. H. ,S Rm,” ,N QUAUTYAND P3351 rousurm owe sron

lewelcr Optician Enkravet

of the Vice' Presidents of the Edi- G Laboratories. (‘. H. Wilson,

1`he experience of years on 'canadian Experi-

mental Farms, and on many privately owned farms in the province and elsewhere has proved con- clusively, lhat systematic spraying of the potato - crop increases the yield from 25 In 33%, that it prevents blight during growth, and rot during storage. thereby increasing the quantity, quality and price. - ~ j ‘- '~ ~ " ° ~

well had said.

Wilson said, carbolic acid could

r the beginning of hostilities ini

y piospect that it would go still- er. Carbollc acid being one of

agencies largely in use at the; on laboratories. Mr. Edison .si-li

To properly and effectively spray YOU WANT

THE BEST SPRAYER ON THE MARKET, AND WE SELL IT.

Size and prices to suit small and large growers.

the exercises of his inventive . '

_ For prices and literature call on or write to

SPRAYMOTOR CO.

LONDON, Ont.

or JOHN H. GILL, Charlottetown. _

Poouz & 'rnoiuPsoN, Montague. I Biuicn, McKAY at ce. summersidg

Summerside

1lGS,G,23Mstt.1ui0. i

_ W-

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acid at the Edison laboratories to 3,000,000 pounds 11 month, the cost, while not made public

" said Mr. Wi-lsoii, “but we have

should not be retained in this try. We are not only producing

had been reported earlier in thc- tliat the laboratories had alsos supplying the American _Gov-

not true. “Many Governnieiits

? V- ~->'"`“¢inu' °*

- Io-`-’~" AJE WELRY' .

M.-1 if-"1;oo1c"rHE" .

- » SAME AND YET

__ \ -hx. V \ I* BE.-THE SAME' .

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., A _`____ _. -

) 'a'

“hui we have not sold any oi’ the United States Government’

There was a cabaret perform- but no formal speech making.

` " ‘T s

_ I

nd spend is few minutes with ~.

h th ' '

will visit the Edison labora

calm-like the shadows on the iho

metimes these tree shadows \ I . -

strength, coolness and renewed vigor ‘___ ' ' ; ' / from the heat of the day One sei \\ \@””A\_&\\l '

“WY//Ile

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rms xivo wiv Rspur FOR You TODO? "°”""'5lT TRUST To FROM A noiv or rua as 1.4 ausmlluvr You at/if

OUR REPUTA TION FOR SELLINF RELIAB _ LE JEWELRRYAT

F7411? PRICES IS WELL KNOWNAND ;{AS»BUlLT S

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