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` ` In another case we were told that 'I'h _ _ __ >> ~some of the mills undertook to deliver bran to e u ery ost;""We"inust'boost our own ~ I--wie 01' "the »\I<mk~” Wlille lrlizovm li? .‘_ -._ f.o.b. Charlottetown at $39. Cartage and courage, as the mothers and fathers andifi.f§l,§{;_,"§’f}§‘“§_‘2§ Q.ff,‘;"la,l§’H,f,'}",,f’,§’,“§§

~stoi'ing.a<ldecl to-this would bring the price wives and sisters and Sweethearts did l cf his willow-citizens. Mimi- of rlieni.

hen they laid on the altar what was dear- l lfiiii'“§'iii.ullf»i)u iiiuimiiii iifliilluifc 1' l10 them than th0i]_‘ ()W]1 liVeS_ We Sope. ro doubt iii;--...y oi' thenl were shdcketi A _v need a revival' from oui' war weariness

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ --_li villllt-t"tl‘i s'd\n~_'. li eil, which fixes the profit. “Not more than Dutv and patriotic pride must again be a \ itll‘\»i(U;rL-ifiliui-iii slifililiiikl me-'

p _ _ __ _ _ 1]-_ __._';1_'~;_u_ .' '_.‘ _ '..- _' __ `_ '_ _ i.> ~ ’-'_ 10 cents per bag of 100 pounds mav be ad iealed to if we are going to be worthy tolI_§f"l_l,,‘“”§’{d__“",,"' gl ‘_“"§‘,"]""‘ "’°l _ _

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am ;oii_s_;int n;:;_l;vel to, ii;eti_;_;otliat-i:_.has held out

g, we pu muc strain upon

__ ' ____, = ` i l it something will snap. There \\_as never :il_i

' r up pguy. hour when \\'c required more cieering nn

nrodlmlgl ggnm ?::')'(|'l”l.$l5.|l\’l¢V"'l°°» ‘* cncour;igenicnt_ 1. lur lads inust be assured “°:°: ';L2;m&"””~ |,...¢,' 95|” g mg the country is behind rhcin. If by the deci-

'*- Alhorun. lourlo IM l°l\l1lll» ` sion of the tfaiinlliiiii electorate that fact is

__._.___.___._._________._,,_._._._._._._._-.-_.-_._-_-_-_-_-_-_.-.-.-.-.-~»---f~'=-=~-=~---f-=-'--f--‘ rc-v._-alt-il, the 1' ulnrc is assured. li, on' the

_ i‘iiliJ.\\' ri;nL'.xnr ist, isis _ other hand. ilu-rc i. any uncertainty about

_ ihe :i|»pro:lcl\ilig election ii will puralyzc our

'ciiort :intl luke ilu lzciiri out of our liravc

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A gentleman called on_The Guardian

yesterday voicing a complaint on the pait of farmers as__to the prices of bran _and middlings. He informed us_that Pl`eVl0\}°' to the Order in Council fixing the maxi- mum price. these were Purchased, helfe at $3811 ton for bran and $46 for middhngs.

i'cspe`ctivel_v. On its face the inatter look- ed as if the _fixing of a maxiinum price had the opposite effect to that intend-ed. _ We discussed the matter _with several of the largest dealers and elicited the following

` information:

inaxinium price came into effect on Ja- -911 (loin 'i b . gheel-in nuarv 19th. None of the product ordered h

ket. Phe bran and shorts now on sale here

arv 19th. A number of invoices have

since that date and now en route here. We

Sacks and sacking _ _ _ _ _ _ 6.30 3 Freight _ _ _ . _ . _ _ . 7.80 n l`ruckage _ _ . _ _ . .35 b

them. _

excellent letter but the above will sufiice "‘~"‘ "ff f‘°’" “"""~“‘>' ""5 “fe “"*

l ii to l nd mo th up

for the pi eseiit The election is over and ,il;.i."l’ili»,°'i...v. euro iumiii' 8 in

e niar ct,

the bovs have been shown' that .“the coun- “lid "N 0"” P°”S“’*‘= l>““‘l'“S**‘1 'H'

.' . _ tl-Ett~.'l‘ll'I , .fth ry is behind them,” that ivhatever sec- 1,."-.i_.i.'.i fiiilu.. uiiiiliiieirlliiiiliftii nifiii tional mistakes have been made, the real “'l"“l“ ;“_“_\""""~" K0 '"““P>' _°' “lf”

_ _ _ _ ._ . . _ _ I Bolslieviki. no cold chills uould he

heait of Canada is with them in the avifu., ,..»..u...-...i nuu.-i.;.~_ xl..-oi-zuoiuuu. nie struggle, readv to stand by them during "“"'=‘l ~*;“W~'" °f S°“"‘ A'”°"““

_ __ _- _ _ ~ . ~ _ _ ._ i.-1-»f.iil,us~|a|iyin

_ 'loda_\', he states the pi ices aie $44 and $z>0 the mghtmm.e thwugh which they are nod _f.,§f§?,‘,_` _{',‘,,__`f..f?.ff° ..l.ll“ wu pi-liioiee to ' - ' . ' » r' ill k that G --niun-y has no tfielal

passing and to recei\ e them “ith open ___'_;____ ___ L__;_1__ _______________ ____§>________ arms when they return. _ _ . . - -

. . .~ if-r ii which side their influ-

' Much more might be quoted from this .°.l.'...'."§'s `,.3.,-`§_ Tu., n,»m,.1, ,lm cu...

“War-weariness,” there no doubt-is and * Wi' ff" her. nowbily Brazil; the Ar-

we do not wonder at it wal'-weariness over ’f“"“_“.’”'-_ “'"“ "”‘I “‘°'° ."'°l`°°“"°"'l

, ii-mains neutral .md tlioie is u. tend

there and over here. But we can do vei°_\'l;'_f_’_‘_>'__‘_&’___lt'_‘_’_‘;' “S*f““°*’ “' ‘“'S‘=““"“ °“

_ _ much to alleviate the war-weariness over; ' ` `

In the iii-st place the 0l‘Cl@l` llxlllg the there by being ourselves “not wearv in! "‘°H°"f"‘=“ Wm W"

“ gi d g t_heln up! not “Iith 'l‘li.~ri- can Iii- no doubt' ill the worlill Ol'i€_V8(l W01`(lS bllt by glVlllg`thCl]1 f3I]g1l)1Q that the ovcrwhehninig sentinient in

since that date has vet reached this mar- help when they need it. A call is even now "‘“?"““““ i* f“"““"“ “""“"“~"‘ '“"“`

_ being made for gloves for one of the bat- liluii-ous...-.iii ._~i..¢.~. ~ri:_.. _i»ur_ii.u..t-ut__o`i'_

“new i»ii1°@li=»-sd at the "HHS b‘=f°f@ JW' f<==1°1.@S f.1'<>m.ihis pi-owe. What an msp"l..1¢...:.:i;::_> "..f:“:;;..‘_'..;i

iation it will be to these to know that no__li4 reuuiflies ¢1»e_rwn\lm=_\_1_heud of the

liowe\'ci‘ been l€091\€¢l Of Purchases made soonei \\as_ then _ix ant made kiioun thaii|’,‘,{a'[,"‘,,_ 'a‘”,,,§l,‘;‘§.‘c”,f,._ ‘,',,; 'c",,',{,,,l’_f.)“,‘2_'_

steps were immediately taken to Supply it; ; .unuu ui peace. Tile l>ro.-mioui _iiiocrsi

» were shown invoices by t\vo of thedealers that by the next outgoing inail the first in- !me“J>_;__f}_;‘_‘f__l_§__“lfl_’°1;_§_§c_§“_§§__§__;f_l§ . which read as follows: stalment of a generous gift was on its into we ranks of Germauvii active

Bran f 0 b Fort Williall] _ _ _ .ayy “yhat a boost it will be to their c0u1,_ enemies. Irlgoyen. the President, ro

ge, what an antidote to their \vai'-wea1'i- If-viiiif->'ed in the fuiiwiw 'snerlvs ver-

ess to know that their home friends are §f]f’_"l;.f,,fl§§‘,‘§',‘.'°,'_‘,' f.‘,§',§‘_.,‘,’,',;,,"§,l,‘f,,“'§°‘§’_§‘,‘_ ehind them with all the help they can give l 1-Iwi useiir is general. However ae-

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It is not ll uintter of niueli concern

to the _\lli»=.s whether it Southern Am- lerieun ri-public declares war. on Ger- ginanv. Tlils war is between heavy- `i.'c-iglits and thu flyweights cannot be expected to greatly affect the result,

thc rqiublics haw already declsied

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» .li l'lllNllEl.l.llll~'S SPEEGH ..:;ar:.‘:;=-::...:.;».:_:;aa':$:;f>~&.‘:

. _ -- ' the Brest-llltovsk peace confqroncc

i _- _ _,_ __ _ ___ deeiurud w;l_ay _tg ~tlio l\li§_oc_ls:ed ` NEW YORK _,Lau .' ~‘£9_;:_Mi'lll`lt'._nex\'ii tiierinan secretary uf U10 l\’§39“"3"~’ Pros; that t e uou_ereiice _wi .i‘ _hc

has been pass the Get- Theru_t>_\\'SD_l}_D0l;__l_l_gl_;_l_l;_fl1__°_:sf\_E_l;lf__§1‘;_‘_l' G_;arniu_;\B_ (l}l_;;’__:g|i_:l

idl tht lil-l sl o ara ll ‘ .`su\\'0 ‘ ' . ~' '

.0 .. »»-...au up in Germany, A despatch from gurdtng tho political situation “hlcll Uf_"no eolltrlbutiliiis :ind no idcmult- Zurich' to the Exchange, Telegraph has arisen. _ _ _ _ ies

Conllmny Quotes the Berlin corres- The Neueste '.\schricbtcn. 0! ser: _ _ pondent of tho Frankfurter Zoitnng lin. says Chancellor \on _llort na “Ai fli-st,’ Bald lil. Juffc, tli»:i_L!er- as saying that the panuerrnans are could notisum upcouragri to Wt all mans indicated u willingness to be |"kickin'g up a tremendous row" and is following the exsllllilfl Of his Pr* reasonable, but clearer definitions of ideclaring that Field 'Marshal Von Hlnden'burg and General Von Ludcii-

qm-§_ gsgagigned with Chancellor The Deutsche Zeltung declares the cigizuuu for losses whi_c'h_they _had _lvon H§ertllng's speech. before the chancellor-'s speech is equivalent "J 3 uufforod rmni the result of laws pass- mniii committee of the lteichstng, are battle wop b_y_' the :aneIip5'._Com_\;f12f_l_~:‘;>' eil byltuusiinbut ii;-e unwilling to pay " l tolli' I ti in _ ` _ on the 000 011 3 ‘W zen' 3 ' ~ l'ussnn peasants or goo _s cqrnnlan- ug;Inlip§rorm$\°l(l)liulir‘i lilnigself has not Saxony. in vi"lll0l1.tllc-.Socialist cumll- dbered by thu Germans. ' _

i-hoc" gm-ed, rho' -Deutsche 'rages Zel- date received' 0,661. votes to 8.6.3 tuiig- ylingihim the “present” rcprc- D0ll€ll ‘by mf* ('°“"’9"""°’~""° °l’l’°“°"f' sentr.tive" _of the House of Hohenzol- the Vorwuerts 0! Berlin Jlllllllllllly ab' lern. p_robably`deulring to show 'hy a sorts: "The vl0l01’Y iff 0- "l'J¢°l'!" f°"

D1\l“»1llGl between the Emperor and the Deals: l;_y____ai_:‘;i.iigc|ii\;_i;._____g __c__o______ were forhsupportingbordep ai_i_ddcoiis_s;q- Crown Prince that thohnnexatioiiists e ll “F 0” - ' 3 uently s ou 1 not e re un e . ."ie cherish the latter ns thifisaviour- of I0 U10 Zll\'|Cl\ °0\"'¢5P°nde“t °f *lm EX German niomburs said that Russians Germany ut the lust moment; "from change Tel9K\'Ul>ll C0mD“l\Y» \'°Pl`°“' pianu for creating an international

sinking in the._a.‘byns dug _-by four! clies Chancellor. Vol; Hert_linl_: fo\;__=l fund to lndemlty individuals hfor 1095. me -_Dr.‘Von`~K'uehliiia'nn (German lack of cleai-ness an -emip as zes e es was mp,-;,¢¢i,_-a\,1¢ ami g gy, .,130 forgign sw,.em_.:_.)_ Count von Hon- fact thnt the agitation of fhe_ pun- declared that Su\,ma|-|_|_;9__ _._z9|_,p|m_ ling (imperial chuncellor);- Couut_Gcrinans against Count Von Czorlllll and airplane -_dnnnigcs wore not ln- Czcrnin (Austro-llungarinu foreign is equally_directed against the Aus- ,h_,m,i.-iu;,;¢_

uiiiiiuiori, uuii count vou noedern'iw-lliinsnrliin vwvlr- _,__ ____________n____

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doc-essor. Von Bethinann-Hollweg in

their position showed they wanted

avoiding definite decisions.

the ltussinns to rcinibi_.irse""8ermnn

"The Germans argued that all con-

tributions exncted from occupied ter- ritories as woll us all requisitions

Luxbiirtr re\'i.atlons were followed bv l

inns to accept the Gernmn challenge

rordlng to the Brooklyn Eagle, wliielil

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_ _ eenumuv A vol.cANo _

.\nis'l‘riili`>.xiit. Jun. "3o.-'rho -Coi- ne Gazette. in reporting ei. debate in

Prussian Lower House. says that

Senor ltunue Saenz~1’ena, the prcsl- the p:lrty'_s excllelllleir. llvlrig hlnxseli`_

dent, decided to appeal to the elect- on u. siiiull prl\‘nt.c income. _;_._g

" th i 1' l""l, '-:':f; ' . ` W _ ol-loliiiiiuistlirllf lioii’u!i;."miiuM';.l.i.. E"9"°=S°‘l ‘" ""°°"""“ u great uproar ui-one over the -vumecli greatly astonished when lie found I"i

_ . __ _ ______ mp _-uuu“.__,.s oi I-lerr Holtxnun, independent Social-

goyen suddenly emerge froin his l__iLl6u{5;:ifli.'§U£§ol__ fmt" they ,,_-uw hit. who said that the government demic obscurity und pluce Radical ___o___my c___m_i__ ____ “_i_______z “_ The was dancing cnu volcano. rho events candidates ln the field. Sueuz-Pena ummm; |d8“8_ ,U me ,,wu“m,,e_ c_,,,_ iunuuiriuiiro me wi~iung_nn v.ii_e_wull, had supposed that his progressive tmuod to pe|.meu_,__, the wmm.y_ _md and here, as in Austria, we are within measure would lnivo the siipport ui' had made such 'headway that in £916 close range of a catastrophe. nie naiilcuis, uuu looked for no up . ' i “'1`he vciiiilw lmve_l1=1<l uriouisll of be- poslzlon from them. 'rlie iuidieaisl his svwlwl lv ii-'ar-’

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ioueier, while apprmlng the mens- of ~ - ~~i~11ll!!l¢4.$

..:... 2.. ...fs ..'.l'.;°.f:'.*r...::f;l..;;';'_1‘;I Schooner -‘Landed

u|-e_ why,-h indeed they hm] Wgge,;t._ ' ed, d eld 'd th ` ' ' ‘ ‘ '

§_ _` ol . `l'*il.lfi-

' Total cost _ _ _ _ _ _ . $38.95 ‘

_ l` his, the dealer informed us, would be

Q1 05

that the bags cost $7, (the charge belng they did and are doing who are over therel _,_ No, B,,,,,_, ‘_

' made at the mills.) truckage and storing in the trenches We have also made mis-

es, miserable and pitiable mistakes and ,_,,f,f_,l‘”G§§}_f,_ff,‘§"‘f,,_§f,‘f§‘ l§§,,2§’,“‘§f;‘,l2§l e must make amends for these lest' wel" <llff@f@f1lf_l'°"1 001°" m°f1@.\'~ 12150

_.__._ $2.20 per bag of 100 pounds. equal to $44 be misunderstood. Our province is rightl l_.§’,‘,‘,,_,}_l`f‘S ,’,`§;f“},”,f,fi _.§f‘,§I,’,’f,,’ t,l'“,'§f;f’,,;”§

\ per ton, but we were assured by both`~that at heart but the heart is so prone to forget lrwr 1ii=iii_ii'1wn he had oniiorwnuléa

` -. lil S@lll1lll' by the ton for cash a reduction is and the magnificent, patriotic enthusiasm l I'f.,,ll.”f.'§,"§f§§ .,‘.§...l"fi‘.‘.liliivuuii.i§iiiuuui"§i

alfways made. of three years ago has been allowed to cool. l iriiiilii 01° Ai'l<<'i\¢i1\°» YD' ll# '°"1°lii:_

as mti;_st_be_ revived if We 2ll'€ U05 £`0llli;`liii.il..ififfiiiuffuifiiiuiufinimuhiilfiiiig

$1.00, making the total cost per ton $40.30 t

,j The rc-tail price in both these cases is w

'to$40

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. There is another way of looking at it e

, where dealer takes deliveryfi’ “Where name of Canada great among the nations `

delivery is ex-car by the purchaser from t

-_ (the dealer not more than five cents ier t

_ 1' _ bag of 100 pounds may be added to the

cost at the dealer’s railway station.” “Ten cents a bag would mean a profit of two dol-

l-.’- I Jars a ton so that the dealer would be

i.`i&@%

of feed cancelled by the mills the other day in

‘nills from their old contracts and now the is llealers are at their mercy. ' iz

-controllers iii committee states that he ci

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Electors _in Ward Five will have plen i ~v.'itinn the mark in selling at S42. i ty opportunity of exercising their discre-

'l`lie creat difficulty' at present is to get tion in the selection of three representa- -

' ' , . . l “ .' _’=: if ll

the goods at all. One dealer had (i0 tons tives at the Council Board. The latest card _anim-li' im ll im to pm mio e ect u

our advertising' columns is that of Mr.,

on the plea that they were sold out. l The Hugh F. Connors, who has large business? The Argmina awe" cm.

. . _ . ' .' . . _ - . . ' ° _- . . . "Thi p-rty 'incl I-iguyoii_ilea.ds is

_ncvi iegulation evidently ieleases the connections in town and countiy, and who ____ I°___d;‘_____ _:______‘ _'_ ___ _mmm aw

populai' with all classes. Mr. __Coiiiioi's..u_i..-r uuiiuuii oruuuizunou lu nie' onsiders that in these strenuous times thel f_‘_"_‘_`_"‘ °§?‘.‘l‘_‘*_1;_‘ ff"j_g"'}‘;§’§__ff_"':;__§’f___"_f_§’_f'l

_._ . . . ._ . _:.»\ __ -.

This is only one moie instance of the in-_coming Council should practise then...-ru ...ouuprong...u.v@.~wuuue_|uuuyi

scarcit_v of foodstuffs. A gentleman who strictest economy, but he is prepared to!_',““”f_“ __§""“°;~__ Hb§“'°;'°"`»' "_"_g°{f§

__ _ - _ _ _ - _ _ . . . . _ icuii nine una c 0 ross i

has come into personal contact with food pay the woi king men, inc_lu_ding, of couise 4 i.y....e.ii...., ...ui mu fun uuirku me uuu

ty employees, a good living wage, and »~‘ "gf "f_§”'”!’__’_‘§“°§__*°_"°_° 'W' °‘_“'°

ully appreciates the necessity of the steps would encourage the establishment ofi `"“" 0"” ' O “M cu »"`i"¥ “-as

In this province we have doiie much, _ _

_ lnany have helped generously and _,Dany llc isuiipurchasable. lt may he tnat

. _ sold on arrival at $40 per ton or 21 lir0flt Of also have given _what was nearest and _ - _ ‘ . . _ _ _ _ _ _dearest to them. but all that we have done; l » Another invoice was similar except is pitifully small in comparison with whati

__k_ _ _ . . . ._

he men who have laid the foundations he Canada that shall be.

_‘u'_»\1¢i) 1~‘1vl-:

ey are taking to conserve supplies. He new industries b 1' bl

egulations were put in force before very

Messrs. Benjamin Carter a cl G - .3

long. , Wheatley also announce in thisllissueeflfilgif DMU SELECTIOHS Fon

. acceptance of nomination and outline the GUIBDIIH READS

_“DOST OUR COL-RAGE.. policy they purpose pursuing if elected.

_ Their cards speak for themselves and the J F“'""”°“ W W- 3- '-°"°°"'

“Boost Om. c0u1.age!» For this me ex__ eleT_t;_oi~s _will_ haye ample opportunity of.

pression we are indebted to Capt. (Rev.)l md mg d Se e°t10“°

I. C. Martin of Belle River who makes use of it in a brief note enclosing a letter writ-` ten by a brother chaplain in France to a Canadian Senator previous to the last gen-

ciiusc we :ire quite satisfied that the issue is more tremendous than the people at home

i iiiink. If emiscription is not carried it will

really hangs upon that question. 'Our men have done magnificently. It is everywhere

_ conceded that the Canadian corps is thc

finest in the whole army. In every engage-

_ nic-nf they have been- splendidly successful.

There are deeds of courage and heroism that thrill one to the core; in fact I am firmly per-

ever iii was in all the long liistbry of the past. There is however a wal'-weariness setting in and can _you wonder at if? Huma-

~` nirv after all can only endure so rliuch. Tlic

, » .

A British hospital ship within range of German submarine might just as well

have a bull’s-eye painted on her side as a

_suaded that human bravery is higher than Red Cr0sS‘ ~ ‘

We are rapidly coming to the day when shall not pride ourselves on “saving our

jbacon,” but on denying ourselves of it, for,

f ' _ ~ the sake of the boys overseas. _ ______

, 1 _

O WARD FOUR.

____ It lpoks liléedaiclaniatgon in Ward Four,_ _l'§°`f,,ll,7,“§,;_k'I.',fdwi.i.'ii.l” ii°i.'.i '§l,'l,'ff§§_.'§'4°§

eral election. The Chaplain wanted to' 9 0'? Y can 1 3 es S0 211 accepting no- -_.uy.., in iw win. you ui, mu,

_ _ _ _ _ _ ' . _ , lihougli torrents muy ruthlessly p0\l_r. _

now “the exact condmon of thmgs p0h_ mination being J. A. Webster and Di. you kn_Ow__,,m the clock mum ho", - - .. - _ Ira Yeo, whose Joint card appears in this uc uni ifuuuii win. mu puuciuui nut, .ically in Canada. He continues. “Sue It will be see fr th . d th _ ___ mu, d_,,,,_ Am, you sm "He ,__

"\\'c are much concerned over here be- " ‘ n Om elr car 3 '.. "lun g 1 mweyr; mug |-

they are prepared to adopt :fuch progres- sive measures 'as the C1ty’s finances will' permit and there is no doubt that with

` lu- the gravest disaster that could happen in _ th-en' thorough acquaintance the City i the lives of our fighting men. Everything they w0uld.be a valuable acqmsltlon to

City Council. _

NOTES

_ ’ iniiiiirtazice to the people than any ef-.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _y easona e exemption! “-'°~“'“*-

oulcl not be surprised if more stringent from civic taxation.

.assemble s crowd. clear Wt 0° I-5°

matter, lrlgoyen is not a protlerinan.

he has fallen a vlctiin to the speclous 'irgnuients urged by Luxburg, \\'hose= insanity is officially conceded, but 'here is no ground to suppose that he has accepted German money.

To be Delude

is unusually well~ini'ormed upon the

f i

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ofthe country. They were elected by; ‘ l , ' _ trenieuduus votes, und have since ' " ' '/, been trying to put through a great ‘--- .. D 0 5 1'/ budget of domestic reforms. It lu oiil l~l.\Lll~`AX. N. S. Jan. 110.- The .»- / this n t b

_ ecoun . pro ably. that lrogoycn crew of 'the _schooner Thomas 'A. _jj refused to break with Germany. A Cromwell, of F0l‘tlIl1¢_é_ B:\i'.'t_Nl‘ll;--__3l>° /_ /7' war would disturb his peace program. andoncd at sea on t e en l o an- / _-

i made up of critics. Men of all exist- nary arrived here Sunday_. Tfhe L L S J;/{_ '”‘ ”“"l?“ .‘.°‘“““'. "'.""“‘{g i"°'“”5l”' ?.i"T3é’”5..L‘“l.....°iii’§ ...l.§’.'§"»."......£’.§ FQ / i ii' cs toa ae an ncnipeen or s- e " ~ _‘ ~ ' _-Z" . honest 'zoverninc-nt,”no mutter what ling S10 Slllll lcaklgs V001; lH1_i_1_l_5'» ?l1’9 ll A l l \ \\\\T \\"S.£Fp'

. -- . ~ 1" St. r c ue on, \ _

i\tiliz;i1am'il:fi|ll¢i¢§sht‘I\)s':ei-gut llldiiigandpill;-l;ld~ lieceliilililar Zzndlilelnst yeiilr for K 'D N EY _,f _ arouud.~ Az nrut-the Radicals were opoi-to. rio.-tural. A utoumur-wlrlvd ,§;_- -._- . -T--,~';,~‘ 5‘,~_~ ,i laughed at; later on they were listen- them t0 Fl'l1l1¢0_ and back again. i | _';~__ B Fllcif# MQ: 5 E ""C F _,¢l‘l_l. ed to, and eventually they found them-1 _ - '~f°.[ ‘fo Di A B EST £ 5 H -° dlp. _pr

selves me strongest-poilnf.-ui unit in' Large quautitiewof mistletoe uw ‘-_fl_.»-' ll “li ` the Argentine. In these years Irigo- convened into wine every year by the ‘QQ ' "dill lg yell, .who-_was n--uniirersttyprofesnoi-. country people in certain sections of "~ l _ _ continued to turn in all his salary to England. _ __ - _ _ , _ _ "

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' Time Table ln~~Efl`eot December 31st., 1917. '

\:lioi\ iii 1916 it nppcured that he wii.'-

i_ia}oi'iti_' of the people want him f.r‘ rio, and declare war on Germany, is ovsiinz to the fact that in this election he was r-_ifurnod on ti purtlcfular tick let. 'l`lic- world wnrdid not figure in. tile election; therefore lrlgoyen willl not permit it to figure in his udmlnis~-' fratioii. Ile believes. it is' said that; .the task entrusted to hiin is of more'

it':_ct the great war can have upon; ltlic-iii. llc was elected for n six-your 'terni, und believes that it will require

It_'.e ii.i’oiin's to whicli he is pledged.

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PUNCTUALITY

i The punctual innii is at bird; l.\e_ ts_ always is true to his word; he knows

ip h use fo the

ehuuip who is' overmoro late, maldng other mon wait-the place for that 'gent' is the du|np." The punctual man is n peach; he sticks to his dates like l it leech; it's __a_plty, alas, that he haslrt u class boneheaded _allus- nrds to teuch. l»Ie's welcome where- ovcr he wands; the country is full of his friends; he goes by the watch and he ne’ei' makes u 'botich of his time. so he never offends. If he says he'll get married at nine, you can but he'll be standing in line, with his beauti- ful bride, and the knot will be tied

ere the clock is done makin? the sig-n. lf he says he’ll have cu ed in at tivo, ag that hour ho will not ,be ullvo; you can ordon his shroud and

honeyard to drive. The punctual man is a ,lol The binest succeui-that l know! He is grand and sublime. he is alwayo on time, mit,-.1¢_w__~byi~‘\ol|

minutes or so. " - ` '

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Trains Outward 'Read Dliwn __ '_ I Trains 'Inward Read up i

Daily Daily Daily Daily ATLANTIC STANDARD‘TfME Daily Dnliy Daily Daily Dui.l_>_‘. ex. Sun. ox. Sun. ox. Sun ex. Sun. _ ex.Sun. `ex.Sun. ex.Sun. ux.Siui. c_x,B\lll

A.!\I.. IAM. P.M. A.M. _ A.M. NOON l‘.l\i. I’.l\1. A.M.',

6.00 Den. _ __ Charlottetown Arr. 10.30 12.00

1.00 nuuier nivel- s.55 10.5u _

7.45 7.45 Emerald Jet. bop. 1.55 10.10 :.00

'*-“_-_.40 " ' _ ~"'~<-**--'- ~-- ‘ _--~~~ '---~ --

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Llupo '1‘rn.ve_rse _

8.20 _ _lJoi‘deli‘. lien. -l-40. “JN

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~ Tues. ` ' Mon. '

Thur. - ‘ ' Well.

_ Sat. _ Fri. _ '_»¢-. - .\.M. ' _ -

11.30 lie;-. suinmerside .ur

i.i4 Port Hill

5.37 2.44 _ 0'L_eury _ ii,:ii :-:.51 .nbertou l - ~ _

10.00 'G.U0 Arr. Tigulsh ' Dey.

1’.M. l’.l\l.

Daily ' Itloii.

Wed. Except Wed _ ' Fri. Sunday - I\‘rl. A.M. l»’.M. P..\l. 7 . 00 . 10 Dvp. tfhnrluttetoivli _\ rr. 6,10

8 55

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. 4.20 ;\it. Stewart -1.30 9.32 5.00 liforeii _-.' :;.:.'l. 10.02 6.22 _ St. Rotors 3.00 11.35 0.30 Arr. Sourls ' Dep. 1 35

_ ' .\.1\1. ~’ ' _ 7.51% _fArr. Elmira Dcp. 6.30 _ _

.Mon. Mon.

~ \Vt`!d.' \Ved.

Fri. ‘ Fri.

' A. M1' I’.l\1'. 9.10 .-1.35

10.20 5.27 11.00 5.51

6.2::

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P* c?-

__Dep. ‘ i\lt. Btewuit Arr. Cardigan Montague

`11 .40 ' Arr. Georgetown Dep.

Sat. Dntly - only ox.

Sat. on Bun. P.M.

3.10 Dep.

4.55

7.05"- Arr.

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WIDE: $21.?

Sat. only

Daily ex.

ll Sat.

' and Sun.

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Charlottetown Arr. 10.10 Vernim River 8.2 - _ltlurrav Harbor Deb. 0.2

muutovr' U\ I-‘ ago;

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` Commonclug Monday, January 21st, 1918,-the above timetable wlll be changed teniporarlly as followa:-

Truln advertisedfto leav_e"Emerald Junction at 5.45 p.ni.. will leave at 3.45 p. in. and uri-Ivo Borden 5.00

p.m., two hong# earlier thnnnbove time. _ _ -. _- ‘

Tmlu _vor_tlsd¢f_£o_leuve Borden ut.4.40 p.m.. will leave at 1.40 p.in., arrive at Emerald Junction at 2.

30 p. m., iumtid of Af 5-3° D. m. lelvo Emerald Junction wt 2.45 p. m. and arrive ui: Chin-lottutown 4.46 p. tn.

lllltvlld Uf 7-30 D- 111- " 'l‘l‘0lll BGVGN-lied to leave 'Summerside a.t.8.30 p. m,__will leave at 1.80- p. m. sud lim? l1lR\__e__l_‘v_;ld Jet- at 2-30 D-U1-. instead of 5.00 p.ni. ‘L These changes are made 'necessary owing to ICE G0 I-' T ' ‘. _

c A. wives, H. H. Mstnyson. __ __ » w. 1'. Huocm, i ' ' __ _-..,~ Bonorll Manager (Eastern Linn.) Pnoengar ruflio Manager, .f Dlstrlot Passenger Agent, _ _.tg-__

Moncton, N. I. Moncton. N. _l. charlottetown. P. B. I.

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' mums; nice imc in auu mail cron. 'rap nm umm at ss as..

womens Patent simon or niuuiuh-. Kia or emi. wp, punu wo' or tu., .ui sun... in $3.15. "1-_*Wo

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