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purchases in this Store gives you cause for com- °“°°°"P°'°" "*‘°“° -~~‘°2" war. 13,., it .ml be charged against it out it ill... used

& plaint go direct to the bmce Nswo and Edit., Day Phono ... every sumermnean method to “gm the Government in

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The Island,s store 1 _ l for the prosecution is the Libersl leader himself.

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Some people have Just causes but they plead

_ , ’ P|‘0||dl|\\ ..-.......... ... ...>... 1--` .-. A, A. ll|'\|l\\ I 1 in me bamnce in Europa It has Cayuga at ' ~ them in the, Wffmg C0Uft~ We ffl’ to havea Place - -lvnnnnlns Editor .._...l. n. sul-nm ;‘;’;fn;;ga sham of me mee or me w“mct__ It has Gree h V V A g

for everything, even complaints. , $5.50

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; 'ro-DAY

Ladies’ I-iats - Price

All the colored Straw shapes go on sale this morn-

ing at exactly 1-2 price $1.00 for 5)c, 1.60 for 80C, 2.00 for 1.00, 2.50 for 1.25, 3.75 for 1.86. All the small untrimmed shapes go out niw at the same

price.

Hats Worth to

2.75 for 290

(ln a table is shown a lot of straw shapes regular

values froni 1.50 to 2 75 this lot goes on sale today for

29c each.

Wash Vests

Boys’ Shirt Waists

Light, cool and com-

fortable for hot weather Prices 1.25 to 350 the patterns are neat and

new. colors.

Ladies’ Dust Coats

Made from good quality Rep and Crash, a material guaran- teed to give satisfaction, a roomy coat of smart, stylish ap-

pearance at $2 75, 3.00, 3.75 to 5.00.

Ladies’ Underwear 2 for 25::

We have never shown so large a range in all the differ-

ent makes of ladies’ underwear as we are showing at the present moment cannot be duplicated outside of this store. A nicely tinished vest with short sleeves and the lace cord at neck-15C each or 2 for 25c. Porus net underwear: A beau- tiful finished material-a special value at 25c, 35c, 45c and

55c each. Silk vests at $1.55 and $1 To ea.

A very complete line in all the different sizes from 50c

to $1.35 each.

wnsn coops at 1-2 Price

»A_dealcr offered usa quantity of W_as_h Goods at exactly

1-2 Price they go on sale today at this ridiculously low price 25c for 121-2c, /i5c for etc. in Crcpes, Voilcs, etc, all new

v seasonablc patterns on sale today at 1-2 Pr ice.

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LACES

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on sale to day at 20 p. c. dis.

CORSETS

$1.00

on sale now for 1.00 per pair.

Get the boy fitted to

one of these, he will be proud of it so will you at

- 65c, 75c, 95c, 1.25, 1.35

in fancy stripes and solid

'20 p. c. dis.

lhis is a dainty lol. of Torchon

jack and Val Laces, with insertion to match in different widths, this lot goes

Worth up to 2.25 for

. This lot consists of 125 pairs reg-

ular values run from 1.65 to 2.25 go

'awrmfsfar of, .H we'-U <~ -.Warn is if ~ 1" -*-- °"‘\“i'l’>»““>f"`*""' '- " '

_ Laurier on the charge ot being hostile to the Empire

of a, political party in this country who openly opposed

present war, the country must be Iett _to judge. The leader

tile Dirt! f°l'

s blue ot

Ihich cannot be controvsrted

WON

, is supported by overwhelming evidence. The' ‘star witness

OI Sir Wlltrld's stand on Canada's participation in the

Jthe Domliiion's active participation in this coniilct would

7, e S ` ~ _` cease to be ii factor in the political world, Close oo

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MONDAY, JULY 19, 1915.

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~°W° *U4 Ed"-f Niiihf P"°"°' - -°' “"4” " 1” the stand it has taken. In its mad desire for political hard SIZES .t0 find lI'i many SiIOI'€S WE had :thCm mad€ t0

Twenty Five Only

25 Boys Yoke Norfolk Suits with bloomer pants, sizes 34 and 35 for ages 15, 16, and 17 years. These are

ccurately oi things as they really are. The Liberal party

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capital it has lost sight ot the tremendous questions that Qfdgr. They- COIII6 in TW€€dS, ill faShi0D3biB _BI'0Wl'iS,

ns and Blues, worth up to $8.00. Any.of-this lot for

lacked a lull appreciation ot the great issue involved. ’ - " A - ’-‘ ' -- - bar 'n_ `

Lauricrlsln as s political creed is facing the hour or its Come qulckult goubwant a gflnulnle th “M d _V A

nal dissolution. It has seen great'-issues-they were N0t€, We SC t 8 €St tI'aV€ ing ea .ellg S 3 8

MR. MEIGliEN’S GREAT SPEECH

it, nothing dciiiiigogic, nothing that would jar thc feelings

serious Cuiiiuliiiii to ii. serious discussion of the world-wlllo collllict ami its ci`i`0ct on (‘nnada and Culirulialls. Ill solcnlli tones, with draiiilltlc action, in tolling lunguagu, and in soilll‘iii:o.~; cnt vit-:ir us crystals, he set forth the lilncli roi-oril of (_li-riuiiiiy. Gcriliuily had ustentatiously

ciillivaltcil war as an illcal, proivliiiiiiull it as a moral lii»<-vssity, hall irrilsliod out lndlvidiinl diversity and the liner fecliilgs. und. worst of all, the Spirit Of fl‘C0ll0lll. ll hall blrcll (lcrin:\ily`s indcliiblv iiifaiiiy and disgrace, the Solicltiir~(ii~ilcral showed, thiit she had been false, not :ilono to clvillszliioli. lint to hor own ideals; had brought sliiiino on thc profession oi` urins-on tho honour, lnalillncss linil i-l|i\'alr_\' zisi~io<'.iaito<I \villi thc conception of war. Mr .\ll-iglil-il did not iildillgc in licroics or undue exiravngaiices ol' i'l|i-toriiz llc alipozllod to the tlloligliillil, deferred to thi- jililgiiil-nl. ns it were, ol` his aiiilieiicv, and stirred them with thc vcry si-i'ioil.sil0ss :llill solvinllity of his iiiilictiiirlit. ol' thc (li-riniiii nation ns ii wliolc and hor military custo in piii'li<‘liliir, llnving vividly and coiivliiciligly described tho lrcilil oi' (lorlii:ill_\"s ninbilioli-lilo c-i'i`cl‘tivo ilolniilanclr ol` ldiiropc, lo lic i`illlo\\'r~ll by that of tho llnilod Stiiics and lhv .\iiil‘ri<~;ili coiltiilclit-Alio proi-1'(-rlcil to point out the duly ol' vv<~i'_v llrilish subject, liziy, thi- duly ol' every loyal t`i'i‘i-iiiuli and lovcr ill' i'l‘coiloiii. An oncniy such as Gcrinany is ii ini-inll~l~ lo lliilnililiiy, llil- olI`l>iici‘s oi` the enemy pill lin- pi'osclit war out of the category of ai trial of skill wllicli iiiiglll lie soillcil by coinproniise. 'l`li0re is absol- iilcly iiotllliig thiit can bo ilono to ond for all time the vi-iii-lty iind iliilli-volciico llidic:ite<I in ilie Song 0l` Hate szlvc at colitiiiilziill-i\ of the war until complete victory strikes flown the tllrcut nndcr which Europe is living. To attain this, nicil. and still more nien, iire necessary; so thc Solicitor-(leiicriil appealed to thc munhooil of Prince lilllwiirll Island to voino iorwaril and do their part in the

liilslciiilig of that glorious day.

It was an inspiring spcccli, ii liicinoruble meeting. and

will have tho cl`l`cci of further stimulating and intellsifyiilg our zipprociatloii of the gravity and seriousness of the

perilous crisis and the part each one must play in it.

l _ LAURIER AND BRITISH CONNECTION

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The lnosi, serious clinrgo ilpoii which Sir Wilfrid Laurier

can llc ovi-i'whclnilligly indicteil, is that ho is an enemy of British i-oiliieiriioll. ’l`hroughollt llie whole of his political lil`o he has fllrlllsllerl iilcontrovortllllo -evidlruico llizil lic is tho nncoiiiproniisiilg loc ol' the lliotlierlaild. In INXS ho was licziri and .soul willl thc rclwls of tho \Vt~st, and in li spoof-li lil llloiilrczil lic gave vent to this remark-

able oulbrciik:

“They (thu roliols) had been badly trczllcll. . . . lf

hc had bt-on oil tho banks ol' the Snckalcllcivan which the relic-lllon broke out hc would have tukon up arms against the (loverlliilont. 'l`ho rl-.hols oi' '37 had [allen victims to the injustice oi' a llrltiiili Government, und hc was ashaiiicd for thc i'ountr_v Io say that lticl had iilllon

at vicliin lo tho iiljllstico of ii (`aliiirli:l.il (iovi‘rnlnonl."

These words wore nttcrcil by l.anril‘r nficr he had

sorv:-ll lil thu 1-:lpnclly ol a Minister of lhc (frown, us an

:ulvisor to llor l\la_|osty thc Qilccii.

Six _\'i‘:lr.s liitcr, in tho course of :i public spoccli in

Uosloli, Sir \VllI'rill. tlicn loader ol` thc lliliornl party, said:

“Tile only lic that binds (‘ailnfla to tho Motlicr Country

in :i sentiment of :il`l`cl-l.ioii. lliil this ilcpolirlcilcc will not always last. liven ilow (Tiiiiziilil iiiill l<}in:lulii| liiivc vcry rllllorcllt llii.f-rcsls, linil ai day will coini--lioi:essarlly-

when they will have to paii'l."

’l`hi> following _v4-1il'~--ln 18512-his spoke as follows ill

lin- ilouiso oi' llolilinoiiszv- `

“I hold out to my fellow-countrymen the Idea of ln-

depcndence. .~ . . ll' wi- are true lo our rvcord wo will llllnill cxlilliii to thc world thc illiiqllo, tho liilprcccileiliod c.\':llil|llo oi ai nulirin licliicvillg its lnrll-poliili~.ni'e by slow <lcgl‘<~4~s and :is liiililriilly :is thi- sovcriln: of tho ripe fruit. l`ro|i| thi- pairclll ircc. . . _ ’l`lii\ lion. gcillloiiltill (Mr l"ol~ltcr) no ilolibl would prl-for an liinlxllsli l-illllliilg to a Yuiikeo dollar, hilt lor lily pairl I nni 1Iil`l`l»rviitly 4-oiistilliioil. l mil l'|‘l|'l_v any llny, wllclllcr I uni cliargoil willl ililiicxiilion or noi, lo lllkv- ;i Yilillcoi- dollar in |irl~l`l-rvlicii to a lirliisli shilling. I IIAVIG AGAIN ANI) AGAIN ltEl’l<IA'l`I~]D 'FlIA'I‘ 'I`lll<.‘ (ll)/il. 01" MY l\Sl’IltA'l`lllN IS 'l'lIl<} lNDI'}i’lu‘NI)- l5.\'<‘l~: ol~' 1'/\.\'/\ll/\, 'ro Slcl-1 c1\NAllA AN lNllEl'1~:I\'-

' Ill-INT N1\'l‘l()N IN l.lllI<I ('(lUliSI<} ()l<` 'I‘lMl<]."

Sir Wllfrlll Ln\il‘lcr's apologists llavo songlll. to blnrovcr

his disloynl iitilrrzllifrcs with ,the stupid excuse that they wort- spoken in tho liillvral l<'iulcr’i~i “yolinir and siilnll lloyd." 'i`lll.'y wcro llol. ’l`licy wcro spoken when lic had nltnlili-ll lhc rcspoilsibllily oi' lu-ing tho lcnllor oi’ Ilia Mzijl'.sly'i»\ Loyal Opposition in tho (fiilliilllltiil ilonsc of lfoililiiolis, long lil'ii‘r llc had si-rvoil in thc cltpaclly oi' an iidvliior to llor Majesty the Qui-on. The leopard cannot vllangl- his spots. 'l`lic unpatrloth: blood which flowed ln lllv vi-ins ol' Lnllricr in opposition. dill noi coaso to ilow will-n lic lwciline ii nlcmlicr ol' -the Privy (`ouni~.ll itself and had llikcn tho oath ol’ oiiice ns thc Prime Minister oi' the

greatest of tht* Enlpirc's Dominlons.

At the Imperial Conference of 1907, and at the imperial

(‘onforr-lice ol' 1911, he spoke words which were little short of treason. " We have taken the posltloli that wo'<lo not feel called upon to take part in all oi’ England's wars," lic told the statesmen of Britain in 1911. That wal a vital declaration of independence.. The Naval Act of 1909, with | ,its poisonous doctrine of Colonial neutrality was a well ,measured step towards separation. It was so considered

__v______.,________._._.__,_.,.__,_._.t.____,_._._._._._,,,._._._.__-,-_-_-_-,-_-_-.-.-_-.-_-_-.-_-_-_-.1_-_-.~.-.~.-:.1 the very g,-eaten; It failed to solve them because it in Canada" B3,gS, CaS€S and Tfunks. A ‘- 3 I ..'

The immeilse audleiice crowding thc'I’eople’s Theatre

on Saturday evening bore eloquent testimony to the intense '__ _ __

. interest evinced in the grcut war and (‘ana.da’s part in lt. I I "

Every llich almost of space in the vast building was W

occupied. It was estimated 1500 people, at least, were

present. The great speech of the Solicitor-General, the '

lion. Arthur Melghcn, was admirably pitched to the gravity M

ot' the oc(-iisioii. There was nothing flamboyant about

oi' uny ot' the various schools of patriotic thought. Mr il to cite illSil\l\<‘-CS Of CX¢I`t1VHI§¥1ll00 OH U10 D011 Of U10 lllvigllcii l:sl'hc\veil politics, nlill iultlresseil himself as a

interests of the country for the future, and for the safety and success of our arms, that irresponsible or malicious carplng should not continue. (Hear. hear and cheers.) " <

Will the Patriot plcusc take noto uild govern itself d & ‘ I

:il-voriliiigly? n' 0°’ ’

:.|,,|,.|.|..|,.|.*.|,.|,.|..|,.|,.|,= So lnucél tlliit's sad woulil` 61 Qlleell Stl‘€€iI ch8l‘l0[te|f0wn

l~lil.V , \

PAT()N’S .

lacked courage, statesnlauship, patriotism. Its day und its

deeds are both gone. New issues have arisen, and , aurierisin offers no solutions. It does not even know

lat there arc new issues. A new Liberal party will arise i,

from the ashes of the old-and there is roonl in Canada or.an holiest Liberalism-but the Liberalism of Laurier

as a menace to the State. Its day is gone. E

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ALICIOUSJRRESIQONSIBLE PATRIOT s's1nE M.»\1cKE'rs Hlde=.1b- .io .

' Lamb pelts 10 .B0 .50

Oatmeal, per 0 |315 Oats, (white) bus. 65

. Straw (por ton) $6.00 Barley bus’ “B "° 90°'

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The Patriot charges us with bluillng when we call upon

ovurnniont lt' the demand for evidence ililencca our Turning bus _I5 Buckwheat .80 .90

. . ' ' Butter lb. (dairy) .20 24

‘ontcinpornry then our readers know which oi’ us is Wheat' but L10 L50 Butterllb (Creamery) zz .23 the bl“ff°f» “`°°" 5”' ‘ig coirsiiins lb. 110 fm

Three tinius recently we have lssuod direct cliallcnlzos gi§5vlo(;’!Z§';on nomo 11:00 oats (mack) but 70

to the llutriot to prove its bona tides, and tlircc tiines Hay: pressed 10_00 12_00 potatoes, bug, 27 our “ bold " coiiiclnporary has with the coward ii courage Y “ rlln away ” in the hope of " liVlll$§ t0 flglli i\N0ll\0I‘ 021)'-" k'

This is cliiiructcrlstii: ot' thc Patriot, however, and oilr

readers will zipprccizlte the stamp of controvcrsialist we '

have to digiil willi, when wc recall tho solemn declaration H b d . h

inado by thi- uditor ot’ the Patriot after his disastrous e a,

defeat ill liclfiist and Cliiirlottetowii little over three years

iigo.

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“ lt has been borne ln upon us," wrote the editor of the S

Patriot, more in sorrow than in anger, “that neither the

city nor the county require, indeed want, our services."

On that oi-cusiuii “the county" the editor oi thc Patriot

iiltciiiplml to represent and which did not require his services was lioliilst, and his successful opponent was l‘rofes.~mr l\l<~l‘liliil. Now, with the patriotlslm :ind bravery of the iniiii who lights iuid runs away. the editor of thc Patriot has boldly ileteriniiicd to iight Professor McI‘hnil ivlicii hc is at thc front lighting with distinction for .thc snfcly and sociirlly oi' llclflist and the British Einpire. Wlllch is tho hliiilcr and which tho true patriot? Ally politician with thc least spark of self-rcspcct would have siroriiod to ziltonipl to sioiil the scat of his chivulrous uppoiivnt while llc was hglitilig ills couniry's foes, But this action is the nleasure ol' thc l’atrlot‘s pseuilo-patriotism. It is spelt 0l’l‘()R'l‘1lNlSM. Principle the Patriot does not

liiiow thi- meaning of.

it is the same spirit of disloyalty which zictuates the

Piitrlol. in discouraging llie generosity ot` the farniers on beliali ol’ the soldiers in the lighting line. It lins wiiiltonly ziliil of inalico nforelliolight atlcinpioil to insill iilto the minds of thc farmers the belioi' that their generous gilt of outs for tho front was being allowed to rot aild waste oil ai public wharf. \\'o have given it the lie direct on this point, yct the editor ot’ the Patriot, with some of the poisonous, obnoxious fumes with which lie intends to

poison the people ol Belfast in the absence of their gallant -

incniber in the lighting line, reiterates the charge, though

with ilualiiylng pllrilséology.

ln these unjust and illsloyal criticisms the editor of

tho Piitriot has not a single right thinking man with llilii. The President of the Libcriil Association disowns him, and iio other responsible person gives any heed io lilnl. ll' tlicrv be apparciit delay in the shipping of tho balance oi' oilr oats, the rospoiisibility lies with the War Oillce iliid tho Department of Militia in Ottawa, and they know bollor than anyone. when will be the most coiivcnioiit time to ship the remiilndl-r oi' the outs to the lighting llnc. Every farlnor knows that oats are ut their host for I`cctliiig pur- poses from now oil, .ind are .i liunilrcd pcr lent lictlor

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and more valuable than the new crop for active horses. & ` Yet the editor of the Patriot has the effroiltry, not to say

ilisloyalty, to qiiestilm the wisdom of the War llcpziriinont Weuner _ Sunnyside

lil this iiialicr! Lot us coinniend lo oilr colitoliiporary oiicc

more the rebuke arlniinislored by the Right lion. Winston i l l, l‘lnli'<'liill to such wanton criticisms as it has hot-.ii lndulg- iilg iii: A ' .

"l dog1't think that the newspapers ought to be allowed --@--l

to attack the responsible leaders of the nation-(loud ‘, ~' i

to spread doubts and want of confidence in them or in

l apply this not only to the Admirals and Generals, but ` fx; |-"him

cheers, again and again renewed)-whether in the field f- y I

particular operations, or to write anything which ls cal-

to the principal Ministers at home, and especially the heads ,\

Safeguard \ ”\

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Men’s Suits 16.50 for 12.00

One hundred and fifty

Men’s Tweed Suits. Tail-

ored in very best style by

high class clothers. Your

choice of any suit in the

lot at $12.00 These suits

are worth in the regular

way $13 50, $14.00, $15.50

up to $16.50. While they

last $12.00. We have all

sizes from 36 to 42 inches.

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or at home. or to write In a manner which is calculated

culated to make had blood between them. (Hear, hear.) . IPS the Only "wif "W

of the great fighting departments. No other nation now at war would allow such a license in the present time_-

(hear, hear)-and if there ls to be criticism, lf there must , be crltlelom. first it should be only the loyal criticism of CEIITY IUSUFZIHCG ul “Q9

earnest intention, but if there ls to be criticism let it be \ _._ , . 1 . *L __ ' _l \ in Parliament. lf the speeches are such that we cannot L against Qt/Cry Con. ,W§:;.;'- _ allow the enemy to be a party to our discussions, then l -its ; ..2-- ' let Parliament, as is its right, sit for the time being with ` . . ,. *-5* ' ' §’ "_ closed doors-(cheers)-but it seem; imperative in the ill'lg9I'lCy Wliil {,l'i"f'? " \\ ', jf’

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-l~ if .,,(,:l,;Hk(,,l..,»,,,,,Q ,,,,.,-., W., The Oldest Insurance Agency in the Province.

A‘nd oilr truo solvoi-l wegave.

Furnished by W. 8. Louoon.

\l»1»O1"l'~|"l'l»'O'l~J~¢l4“l‘

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Misses’, Boys and 'Children’s Shoes G 0 F F B R O S.

No rea n in the world h th - Ch'ld ’ .` _

{[¢lefi;;1stShge:;l;ol;:(emii1%¢g¢i(:lé0¢;viirgsmvgcialloiidreiii S'i`1l(i§’ifl;_0$;ildIel:oid_()fi°ik livviglli in price gum $140 to $4.50* . i s 79<. to $2.00 per pair, and Misses and Boys ranging

Bring UIC Childlfn here fOr good footwear at reasonable prices. '

PERVERSITY _

Sometimes wo wound thc

dearest hearts-

l’<-.rlispg those we love best, When all our ways and

words to them,

iillould be the tenderest. ,

and understood by several of Sir W|lfrld's Quebec fol-` lowers. The attitude oi’ the Opposition in 1912 disclosed 11| hntrdll of things British which opened the eyes oi’ tho' whole Empire. Tile ashes of dlsloyalty which had sim-'

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Sometimes a truer, tenderer ii NOW IB y0\ll' filllé |10 get 8 trunk

Sometimes we give the ones

we love

A frown, when just a smile

Should be tihe magic touch - Q

of joy, t ey yearned for _ '

.ni me while. _ The S1106 Men

way _ , 15 p. c. discount. Get one while they 11:35.81? Bening our stock of :trunks at

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- ~'~:..v~.»#nrs'l<rl»rnmu.

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