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_ l'()SSI]¢LE ELE("l`l01\'

_ .

6 3 1071 at 0i`:t§"Y?.h.aS bee? fur" Mr. lgell in the first place_,a`c_ted contrary to

according to our des-' the ex ‘ " ' °

w

ther' _»'»'»_ ated

P Graham in movi ing `c`oi'iscr~1ption of an ex-tension of- iai

eral war party and

Mr. 1'. F. Pardee w their colleagues. i

he has been playing fast and loose with 6 the Laurierites and scriptionists, trying

He has never been Mr. Pardee`s pai't cable. Whether t.he

to keep in with botli_

It was to be expected that those who

_ ia

are opposed to the

struct its passage a

prevent its enactment unless in addition to its open antagonists in the Senate there is a considerable masked opposition there.,` But in the gamble against it they 'have one, more throw. that for a geiiei'al electionf They ti'ied hard for a referendum and fail- 0 ed. The_v favored a

latory manoeuvre. election for the sam carry-the day at the

would have had the

law.

A general election is possible. Sir Ro- bert Borden intimated clearly that unani- 0 mity in *the reouest cessary to obtain th rial authorities for

Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his followers fl

in Quebec, a few representatives of Na-

tionalist constituen

as E. M. McDonald and J. -l. Hughes will e

oppose it. The Western Liberals have al- sophy of war out ofwhich it grows. But

ready united as con tion will be run ont scription or anti-

sooner it comes the _ _ stop the haggling and the delaying. Siryli Wilfrid Laurier will go to the couiiti‘y as n the leader of the a Robert Borden will conscriptioinists of The tragedy of it is

scriptionists. The elec- li

that it will be largely c

Quebec against the rest of Canada but toid this pass have the political lieelers broughtf o us. and the crime

heads.

lo(

POLI'I`I(.‘.\ L

by Mr. Bell on heh

I

The campaign that is being conducted' achievements of liberalism in Canada is at

a

a

counties cannot but

if not contempt, for the man who, past the a

zenith of his manhood, has degeneratcd in- m

which could emanate If

as that whose absolute lost in this world struggle nothing remains in yesterday morning’s` in

to a condition from such a “platform” falsity was exposed Guardian. That Mr. Bell should throw to a

the winds all consideration of truth and must go, and must go now, every bit of fairness in debate; that he should wilfully in

misrepresent known facts, not in ignor- a

ange;-fox' he has constantly by him, the throbof heart passion. All is at stake.

__ _ Every Canadian is in it. And thereis no

satfsafymg an abnormal ambition to bei- way back, no way out. The one wav is

hrough. _ . v

pvdqfs of his error-in the hope of therebv=

come premier, has only one parallel in t these modern days, that is, the “sink every- thing” order that launched the German subm'arine_warfare.and that has sunk be- yond hope of resurrection all that remain-

cip e. _ il

ed of German honour and German prin- _ _ I .

' 1 _ I l V E ‘

m

_against the government was fully thresh- P ed out at the recent session of the legisla-

t H] t _ - f- gi ' 1. d ~ _ to in yesterday’s Guardian. This is the ure Ocuinen ary moo m 0 Cla' dn m style of argument followed by the Patriot

nd by its leader, Mr. Bell, regardless of

controvertible evidence was furnished to

show that there was not a scintilla of truth 3 _

the season which produces the madness. It

in his allegations; the country at large ac- __ _ _ _ _ cepted these proofs as conclusive and Mr. is the P01103’ Uf throwlng lots of mud 1" the

Bell himself and his olleagues were in

many cases pompelled: to admit that their: charges against the government had not

been substantiated, and yet less than four

monthsafterwards Mr, Bel] rehashes 31| the Guar_dian’s article will understand the these allegatimis, knowing them to be un. nature of the alleged admissions. _ ‘

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D H

56; g§_1__’_1_=f;1i‘_§___; fiiieiias named in`his"5wn;‘pariy. That the _ . _ _ _ _man _ _

it 'will be i'einem Eiepilltable party should descend to Such a

. »' _ _y

according to our eorres- el

pondeiit, took this step in conjunction with game

` ithout consultation with down

been regarded as tri;-kigieiiililaixtl ildassaildllliiilitg; ;._'i;'if?_;d everybody as cordially detests the

with the Liberal con- his 5_1

trusted by his party but €,]eC_f;],,_ inthe affair is inexpli- has (1 resolution will be with- the" le

drawn and this new split in the Liberal To im ° ranks healed reinains to be seci as he

Military Service Bill ingul

would do @\'@1‘i'tlii11siH thf~'i1‘i><>W@1'f0 eb- aiiv fe-it bv the best thinking Libeieis that

nd to at least delay it Mit B ` _ if they could not defeat it. They caiiiiot_pm.t_v fm. many years to c0me_

referendum because it “'li~_h _ _

gave them a chance to defeat the bill and Which IS NOW h0ld1ll9I UD and 0bStI`l1C- because it gave them the certainty of a di- tm?-f

They want a general l0Wl

e reasons. If they should WPI] _ 1,0115 the Act would be more especially by those who have for many

hem up and ,~@,,.~_.a]@,1 as _soon as the n@W,wceks held up the war efforts of parliament Parliament could be assembled. Even if In H _ _ _ _ _ they were_ unsuccessful at the polls they \Wl§01`~ the C'01lSCl`1l)t1°mSl3S and 3"l31'C0n'

satisfaction of retard- SCF1

ing the carrying out of the conscription that

. may

for extension was ne- make necessary all this marshalling of all e consent of the Iinpe- the extension. 'This uiiaiii- tion

mity is not now expected. - the

cies and such partisans ways hated it, and hates it now more than

he definite issue of con-' cannot dodge. The house of our free and] conscription and the comfortable life ‘is .on fire. The flames better so long as it will. shoot out at every window The Nation’s

nti-conscriptioiiists. Sli" fort is demanded. T 'The 'call is now, and in . then as now, lead the th

both political parties. stake, the thing which the leagued auto-

will be upon their own sh

rights of world liberalism against the in-

-- trigues and the desperateness of absolu-

])EGEN]‘lRi\(_"-Y tiSm_

lf of his candidates in stake in this struggle. If Germany wins

the two by-elections in Prince and Kings in

1 !

arouse feelings of pity, C

ng “lVlid_-summer Madness’_’ itsfffyes-_

Every charge brought by Mn Bd] terclaysissiie gives an exhibition -of that

------- ---f \4Hl§_` -_UI ll\"|'\ |._.L| |LI\

* ___= may still make_an impression, that some (F__°m~______ "___ c____mp°mM_)

r o

_ -_ i lvaninloeiiy (foumioii im) _mn laiivmii or by -fue "V310 ggiinatvggnxearéig bettermay bed- 0_l,,mWA__Th mwmem mae ,__

in coma.. me nun for u. a. A. _ 'eve __ 3 _ . _ _ --D - S ;“’l‘0Ug an ,he _commbua o °F,,d__y by 5,, Rob.

_ Mr.'BelI;r1ght- In his desperation, as a la_St Q., B,,,d,,,, ,,,,,,”,,,,, ,,.,,,,.,...i 1... ex. 1”"'""f'"i':;"';"_' --rmiiggnhv, Jugv 19, 1917 l`9s0l't» like the Strget urchin Worsted In 'ending We 1"” °' P’""“'“°“t ww

i ' fair combat, he ‘resorts to 'mud throwing

l from behind a wall, -

forcing this contest upon these two

` co_n_stit_uencies _contrary to the known

' wis

ln

s_ of the 'fdunstituencies themselves,

ho aspires to~__th'e leadership of a once

is pitit`ul__ i ___ T terybody loyes a ,clean, well-played and even admires the. man who goes to defeat playing the game square-

trickster who 'undertakes to “sink

ver.vthing,’? even honour, to accomplish

rpose. Mr. Bell has been in the poli- field for some time and whatever ad- reputation he may have acquired, he yed it doubly black sincehe undertook adership of the present Liberal party. agirle for a moment that such means has adopted could possibly__ _succeed

mong self respecting electo`i‘s"yvould be an

t to the electorate and it is very gener-

ell has affixed the seal ofdoom to the

lo( S'|`IRRlN(il |.ll}FIR_\ L .\ PPE.-\ L.

The Toronto Globe, the leading Liberal'

rgan in Canada, is evidently not at one

that i'eiiinaiit of the Liberal party

C-anada`s efforts in the war. The fol- ng burning words fi‘om thc Globe may be taken to heart by Canadians and

futile effort to unite the oil .and the

ptionists in the Liberal party, in order, thc party as at present constituted not go to pieces: “It is the war itself,-the very conditions

f the war, that, in the Globe’s judgment,

forces and all the resources of the Na- in defence of the Nation itself, and of world ideas now at stake in the con-

ict o'f all nations.

“Hate conscription? The Globe has al-.~

ver, and hates the whole impudent philo-

ere War is. a terrible fact which Canada.

rst call is for fire fighters. Every man is ceded, every power is called for, every ef-

is world conflagration the most precious

rats set out to destroy, is the spiritual Welling of the world’s democracy, the ark f the woi'ld's covenant in which is en- rined humanity’s historic pledge of the

Everything worth fighting for in all the

Europe today, nothing in the charter of nada s freedom is secure. If Prussian bsolutism lives world liberalism dies, ust die. The woi'ld is too small foi° both. the right of Belgium to govern itself is

the world worth Canada’s having. It’s

ll or it’s nothing. And into the struggle

an effort, everynunce of life and energy, nd every dollar of money power, and every

)0(

NOTES - ' ‘ "

The Patriot under the appropriate head’-'

eculiar malady by repeating the charges ade in its previous issue and fully replied

' Th 2 t' _

._ _ » "d 'th f_=='f'tt th`k'

Patclish-iterdai{_ii1ere1P_s» lp' the “.,"‘°~‘Xf coiieaiiiiiisasifiiiniivliii itiléiaiiiiiserof liirzaiiiiii P°‘.'~'3¢d‘Wld '_`SUl’l9`¥`1Fg1.I1.¢3,' 3151011 0.-»Ml*`.,_~’GW’°gP " i ninghe has disgusted ydry many of the

_ _ n ' ‘

'VI

hope that some of it will stick. It even goes so far as to say that the Guardian “ad-_ mitted” the truth of some of the allega- tions made by, Mr. 'Bell. Those who read

lday. greatly interests the p0lillCl8l1B and others. ‘Whether the resolution will be pressed to a dlvlsioii Bild CBI” tried depends to some extent on the gatlltgde of .the Llberals who favor 1 conscrlpllon. A _number of these are .es strongly opposed to an extension as they are favorable tn conscrlptlon.

carry. ,but the vote will not be.any-_ thlng llkofunanlmousf The conscrlp~ tlon Liberals mhy favor ii union gov- .ernn_;ent~'-Sume ot them certnlnlydo

country and the mandate which would result therefrom ls deslrable ln the ,enforcement ot the uct. ' Likewise' some of .them are objecting to any ,proposal which would be designed _to_ dlsfranchlse naturalized' citizens ol lforelgn natlonallty. The conscrlptioni Llberalsare to have ri meeting in a day or two to consider the situation and `upon the conclusions reached much will depend as to the dlsposi- tion ot the extension proposal. ll ls not expected. however. tlial. any' thing will occur- to hui' the way to al loasi a partial nmalgamatlon of forces for llie period of the war. ll' a iinlor is effected' lt may come at once, but there are not a few \vlio believe that the western members who are warn' advocates ol' conscrlption will await

their convention which ls to be belt in Winnipeg early next monlli. Thai gathering ls expected to declare ouf and out lor conscrlptioii, but at thr same time to glve expression to some radical views, fiscal and otherwise

under circumstances such as these involves the overcoming of not a fei- obstacles. Next \veek's development: are being awaited with great inter est. What most people want to know ls whether the prevailing uncertainty is to be cleared by a general election The posltlon ol’ the conscrlptlon Lib ei-als will help to clear the air. In cldentally the union scheme mn) come to a head uno way or the oth er. '

The conserlption bill is no\v ready

for third reading. So far as genera! discussion is concerned the lon; struggle is practlri-illy over. The Ins' test will come on Tuesday, when th' (_‘omni.ons will vole on the third read ‘ ing. It is_nltogetlier likely that thi nnti-conscriptionlsts will submit one or more amendments, one ol’ then being a demand for a general elec tlon _before the hlll becomes operat ive. But the dlsciiss-ion on these am.. eiidments will be short-lived, and thc result ls a foregone conclusion, Th( final <lay's work ln the House show ed that Slr Robert Borden mean! what he said that the Governnienllf was willing and anxious ‘to secure suggestions looking to an improve ment ln the bill. Several important amendments w_ere_‘p|-,esented by Hon Nrthui' ltlelglien, practically all ol them incorporating siiggestioiis made by nienibers ol’ the (‘oiiinions. Thr niosl iuiportanl of these ameiidmenti' provides that all single men in <"an

ada

thirty-live will be called up.as one class in the tlrst quota and all marrl ed men between these ages will br simllanl' lealt ith _ sl cl'

mad' man the four sent

Sir Robert Borden moved' an amend ment under which divinity student: ns well as clergymen and members of rellglous orders are to he ‘exqnipleil from service, Hon. Arthur Melgher submitted an amendment to the clause which staltes that marriage subsequent to June' 11 would not ex enipt men from being called* In the class in which they would be liable for service if unmarried, but at the suggestion of Mr. A. K. McLean hc changed the date to July 6. The

:OOOOOOOOOOQOOQCODQ

ouiv sisiecrioiis Fon I-_ iiuniinuii iisnirals

if lurnllhoil by

W. I- I-lI|l0l|

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

WAR BREAKS CLASS LINES.

Providence Journal: 'The war has

witne:-'sed a remarkable breaking' down of class lines ln Great Britain. Master and servant, superior and subordinate, liavlnz fought slde by side, will never re-new finite the old niutuiil relationship agaln_ The titled woman. and herhumbler sister have been brougliy into new symilalhy "nfl iiiidiirstaiirling through the fellow- ship `ol' grlef and service. The present i-oiicentiration of authority, ln both England and France. ln the hands ol' n little group of men ln only super- lli:lally~.a reversion to ollgarr-_v. It is 'rcallly de-nio<:i'iicy making ltselt more el'feclJv_e. Elllclency requires the pionicntarv removal._ol` responulblllty rom the hiinds of th6_many. But thlv ls, only a temporary device. and _the people, ll lhey wish. uim immediately restore the responslblllty to tliem~ selves. "

¢§'l'P§§°F1"i

O* *iii*

Don’t hun; after trouble, but look for

success,

You’ll llnrl what»you look for; don't

look for distress,

It you see but your shadow. rememb

r er, I pray,-

Thait. the sun ls stlll shining, but

you're ln the way

Don'l grumble, don't bluiiter, don’t dream and"don’l. nhlrk_ Don’t think orybur worrles. but thlnk

of your work.

The worrles will vanish. 'tho work wlll'

he movadaln the Commons on Mon-

lt ls admitted' that the resolution ,wilt

'-but they consider an appeal to the

l

whlch'may‘be distasteful to holli pair ~ - - -

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saleat '

reserved, -a___ new thisseasone » . A ith iiSporty lot of _silk -

'Swegibr eéoats $7-59,' 8-50, 11.50. to 25.00 »

All Millinery Hats trimmed and untrimmed. Half-price;

~ PATON S Ltd.

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T'rER|cKf '

PATTE R_N S ’

,,__..-._ ifflb--’.l'_ 31

lnated on motion of lloii. Mr. Meigh-, char

The report which Mr. W. F. 0'(`on- |___`_S‘_

nor, the t‘ost of Living Conimlsslon- “___

cold storage uonrlltioiis in tfaiiailu. how was tabled in the Commons on Fil- mm" day afternoon, and _ls now in thc __ hu hands of Parliament. The report ls m_|__

ind it is likel\ that iitioiis oi soiiie zénp kind will be deniantl'ed_ It is gatli- _Umm

-im Davies (onipnny piild as a nusl- mm. ness prolils tax last year $1ll!l,|l'_’Jl. M, }.(

Uver seveihper cent.. so that the pro- I-(md

half fi million. The margin cliargeil ig ri by tho Davies Conipaiiy on almost mot,

an increase from the niargln ol' 3.67_ iinljtl cents per pound charged by the sainc ,mm company in 1915 and was' the largest' H_,V'(, ln Ciiiiatia. Mr. 0'Coiinoi' casts douliti i.‘|'u,/ upon the warrant for this increase. ‘\;,m.'. ln this connection' lt worthy of note -'

1 if _ec ,-

clause to the effect that the :ict comes _ Il lllll into force by proclamation was elim- <'-Dull)

en_ and it will come into force no\vli\i_0ll€l when sanctioned by the Governor "\l5l¢_`f=\ General. mf '__

pine. ands

tho~ result of his Investigation into u_h_d_

very coniprelienslvu. Some ol' the v(_Hl'__ lmL0f"“`_"ts nmqe ffm?_"f'§"y_*‘t‘f""mi' wriiiipt and sharp l|ivei»tlg:itii>ii_` 'l'lie |<UlCl'3

_ _ . . _ lp

ered from the rcport_that the \Villl- _-,,|_|»"',,

. - '-

which is oiie-quarter of the prolirs am(,__

fits niustl ve been considi=i‘alil_v over m. \,.|.mm in his ,|L.,|u,,(i,;,,,5_ If hp ainst

s'llc1\ luis liceii done lo si business IDR __ o li-om which lt should ho rc- H1101!

that Sli' Joseph Flavelle. President ol the Willlaiii Davies Company, iii]

between the ages ol’ twenty and ' ,

ties ln the east. A iiuloii ol’ force: _ ____ e_;i _E

, V. v__- . -

_I . _ _ .. _ ,my mario undue prollts and ell. g ' e (‘ost of Livln (‘oniiiils

nllli mdk g

outs (‘oniln a~ S1011

nic coniptlnlng ma _

of people to so pruclli'nlly meal- hcup_ and \vlil_‘|| the F001? (foiilrnllcr \\'<‘|l|<l

billing lo Caiiadlans to out down _with

e

isliml liteincnt denief' thiit his aiy report the better for nll_c0nc'ern-

2. ll E `.

ill. 1 I ln lniiccurale antl` A law that diion not make provi- illnlr rilaleni. _ g i- __ __ __ foi tliepun shment of those who

ppm! docs at a lime when lilgli \ o tile

- » ‘ 'nv tl\ous» -'md is

lti. provlslona ls of little use qiilck-consigned lo the scrap-

A measure of conscrlptlon that udnill of lts bclhg ylolated lnipunlty would not he worth

er, made to the Minister ol Labor. as iv. . H of bacon by » one hi paper lt lg written on. The

lheli ioiisunip on , _

gym-yliotly will want to know framers of the Mllltaiy Service Act ll i-unies that any llrni in this \\'l$f‘|)'

niadg -provlslons 'for' the ef-

n.` ,__ ,wing ,,n_,|,|L.d in [ako Sui-li l foctivo enforcenir-nt of the measure

a\i.\' loll of hrolil out ol' this nr- |15' llll ol' food alone. The report ro- 0_Dl‘H*l :i slate of lliings that calls lol", flrilha

nlslilng those who obstruct its lon lu any wny. Hon. Geo. P. ui, llon. l"r:ink Oliver and other ls strongly opposed sohie of

os' Canada do not hellevi-_ in Ili.; penalty clauses as they were go-

wltli a logillniali- prolil. Bill if-PY

1-lgi -i lorp lsq' nor ln lr-lor lng through llm llouse. claiming that I "K I "i 4 were taking away the llbeitles

are in no mood al this. tliiic to Of the lll€0lll0» /\DD¢l\`0T\l|}" ih0SB

ilylwi? ur ln linvc llrlliiin :ind her llpllf

lemon tlilnk that any opponent

,.,,|,|,(.,| by gh" px|,|f,i|;\lln|1 of ol’ conscrlptlon should be glvon full

_“,._ ()-(-,,,,,,(,,- 1,-4 pglllm' I-fghi llcviise to talk against add wi;lte \ag-

glil zi llagrant case ol' war pro- |105'

ring has boon. unearthed which D0'-7P_l0

.ina million pounds of bacon alone donnimls action ol' the most drastic- DIC Is was 5.05 cents per pound whlch»waa I r.

.

ii-lor. lf he is wroni.: ii grave HFS!

w

I

il without delay. ll should norl'I`h_ey

iiii expert long to illsrover Pfllll"

li is the case. The sooner nioro_ JU-"||<' le lnl‘ornialloii is given the pub- POFSOII

C

this regard lo this cxlraorilln- *‘fw"_~°~

a nicasiire tha( ls clearly ln the interests ol' the country and the

_ But the freedom of the peo- lii no way lmperllled. `In the

place the aineiidmenls regard- hlch com-plalnt is made do not ere \vlll\ legitlniato gfrltlcism.

are clearly dcslgnbd. as the Minister and tho Mlnlster of

li explained. to deal only wllh

s who incite others to disobey

ontlnnctl on page flvo)

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be done, _ _

No ninn sf-on lils shadow who face;

<, _

the mini 'l

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_yr w usa ngle ass. ~

The change. which makes two blr

classes of married and single men in '

stead ol` six smaller classes. was . - ‘

p. ln response to a general de \ ’

d h_v members of the House that '

young lads ol’ twenty to twenty

should not be singled out and ' ' ‘

to the front, whlle older mei i

wllh no more tles or responsibilities -

were allowed to remain at home.

THE DAWN 0F A NEW DAY lN OUR BUSINESS

_ The Cash System which we introduced on April lst. enables us to offer you

immense values in our different departraents. e

` Our customers and the public in general,-have been big enough to see that

our somewhat severe terms are no reflection whatever On the financial standing of any customer.

lf you knew there was a $5.00 bill between the pages of a book. YDU would

look mighty careful,eveii if there wasn’t a picture on every page. Lack of space prevents us' from illustrating every article, buta careful inspection will disclose many opportunities for profitable purchases.

\

Our _early buying enables us to offer you excellent

values in our Millinery, Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe and Grocery Department. ' i __ ' _ _

We have just receivedtwo cars of Woven Wire from the N. B. Fence Co;

which we are selling at the old price, and as there has been an advance of 15c per chain, with .the probability of $2.25 for next year, we would advise early purchases for your future requirements.

l WE HAVE Aliso RE(i‘EI\'liD:-

500 blils. ROBIN IIOOI) FLOUR.

300 BAGS s'i‘.\NIi.-\liD iuIDDLINGs. »

300 BAGS GERMAN l\IIDDLINGS.

300 BAGS OIL CAKE. - .

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has a better analysis than Oil Cake and is 'anyideal feed fo? -Give it' a trial and be convinced. .» i'

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_ Special prices quoted on quantities of Feed and Flour. Freight paid on woven 'wire to all stations. Highest prices paid for washed or unwashed wool. _Askor write, .for prices. _

The Estate Jaines Kennedy _

~Wh€r€.CaSl1 Buys the est Goods Procurable'

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