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The finanoial statementoof the Princenor insistent,. the lilierality of the people

Edwar Island Hospital, published in the Guardi n’s report of the annual meeting,

explait§ veny_.f_ul_ly and satisfactorily t e financi l positlonof the institut'ion.' Un- fortunagtely the 'financial position is_not as satisfactory as could be wished, but it is by no means a cause of discouragement. On the contrary it-will, we feel assured, act as a spur to the liberality of our_ people, who have the fullest confidence in the__ ad- ministration, professional and financial, of the Hospital. There_is an indebtedness, a small one in proportion to the _number whose indebtedness it is, namely the people of Charlottetown an'd"th'e province, parti- cularly of Queens and Kings Counties, Prince County having its own hospital to maintain.

There was an adverse balance at the

close of_ the last year of $5,669.67. This amount must be made up and we have no doubt will be in response to the appeal being made. What caused the adverse balance is fully explained in the report and -easily understood-higher. cost of neces- saries, an exceptionally healthy year and reduced number of patients. It is not ne- cessary to comment on these, suffice it to say that the indebtedness exists and that it is necessary in the interest'-not of the hos- pital but of the province-that the indeb- tedness be wiped out at the ‘earliest pos- soble moment. -

It is obvious to all that to secure the

greatest effectiveness from the hospital it is necessary that it be freed from financial embarrassment, that the trustees and the staff -be provided with everything that is necessary to maintain its splendid reputa- tion and undoubted usefulness. The hun- dreds whose lives have___b€€I1_____§%Y§£l, _U10 many whose sufferings have been allevia- ted by it bear testimony to the fact that the province would be indefinitely the poorer without the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal, bear testimony also to the solemn ob- ligation that rests upon all to do their part in keeping it up to the highest possible de- gree of efficiency.

An appeal together with a financial

statement has already been made and, as _

stated by the trustees in their report- “a full report was published in our papers. The publicity thus gained had mostbenefi- cial effects. Such of our collections as have come in show large increases and we havt many assurances that all thensupport w

' gence we_.hav.e..not been behind__our neigh-

war, the higher. wages paid and the higher rices received for produce. Abundance created a_ new ani_d.‘i`n,ore'open hearted generosity, also, asnew extravagance. The former is commendable. Never before has the heart.of- Canada responded as liberally to the appeals 'of patriotism, of charity, of benevolence, as durin the past four event-

ful--years and espetgély during' the past year. In our_own__ 1 qvitide where; hereto- fore, such appeals _ ere? neither numerous

has begin _very marked »and_ it is probable that, i proportion to their ability, they have given as-liberally as any prpvincef ini Canada." In this province as elsewherethe libcrality was perhaps not as pronounced among those” who could best afford it, al- though many of .these _cases _were charac- terized by most commendable generosity. The comparatively poor contributed very freely and it is very gratifyinglnknow that in all the calls made forneeded -assistance _ the province as a whole acquitted itself ` worthily.

As to extravagance in selfish indul-

hours. We have had a “good time”; we denied ourselves little if any; many of us lived up to the limit of our increased in- comes, some possibly a little beyond it, mortgaging their future, which at times like these, is an uncertain proceeding.

1 . _

“N A Ch PA RTS”

If the German Crown Prince’s thrust to

and across the river Aisne is to be regarded as the real thing in the great offensive, and not a mere masking diversion, it will be- come apparent that Hindenburg (or Lu- dendorif) has returned to the original Ger- man strategy, and is pushing for Paris, ab- andoning for the ‘present theattempt to get to the Channel ports. The original drive in August and September of 1914 showed how the German heart was set on taking Paris, and that alone. In that drive, the German army was brought within easy reach of Calais and Boulogne, and _ might have been pushedion to those points, all -ei-i`ee»ti-ve---resistanct¢iii_thatadii;ectioii hav- ing been removed. But the Germans turn- ed aside and swung toward P-aris with all their strength- only to be hurled back on the Marne; and before they could pull themselves together after that check, the British andthe Fnench had covered the gap that was open to the Channel. The Ger- mans have .been seeking to repair that ei'- ror ever since, No sooner had they been defeated in the attempt to get to Paris than they were seized with an overpower- ing hunger for the Channel ports. This ‘iunger was plainly evidenced in the Somnie 'irive in March last, the immediate objec-

__ tiv_e of which was Aniiens, and the ultimatt

objective the driving of a Wedge clear ti

Sir ln b, recent e etorial you ferret! to a :totem with by

_answer to an adV.Brti\emept_|£i- _ to work on a. farm... ;;§l&iioug`li_ statement is iru¢` as tu- ‘ae it (tba actual number being _sm it hardly fair to give it ss proof that laboi' was plentiful at the present'

I fe "t was. _lied , .iii 3.33 ai.. ..il';fi¥§f__i_i’i.‘Zt

ot military ago _wer iligii-¢__g0_ get, fact we were dtscusslnlftdie reason the decline ilii liairy-ing otfghat par or time, wntoli~_ _had~_.,yd£sreuce particular-ly to_»--pcewnr -times an was lp reply ;to.',tiie reason given

to get.~help \-hat' cheesé 2§ories beliig= closed-.' ‘i ~ "' '

l nm well aW.t\l‘_Q___.l._b§t_2=i§||s hard

perienced farm _haiid i_‘di-';inont~lis, nm running ode" s_boi‘t, although are trying to put in our largest

that in pre-war;‘tii_pes, this Prov wus oliuntlently' siipiillt-.id 'with help and labouif 0 all k`lnti‘s. in better off in this reii'pl9ct‘- than,

nianutactur'lng___hidustrles to give

and while hundreds are compelled'

longer? As L stated on the floor of

wages as is glsogetting school t

positions in any com-mercliil line.

they are compelled to get along w 'Jn ii 300 acre farm which I visited,

wltliout ony' experience. The lady

were _making the best of it. Ono them, the good lady had trained to

and she in turn in the husban absence kept. an eye on the mat outside. Others \vlio had native h

h t '. cel

ii at tions are about thc same and also

secure splcnt'.'id inen lt' we provide

every iniin is entitled to. enough

feel they arc prosperlng. l don‘t clerstand fi man saying he cannot

75 were farmed as well hc should able to do so with more profit as

which sized fainis were paying

farms paid much better, and it is opinion that our farms are greatly derintinned. There is' a good. living a iliiinlly on every 50 acres of clear E. Island soil and a n\an_who_ is

acres single handed or with ‘half gro boys, .may bo doing all right l`roin

the produetloii possible out ol`_ acres he occupies and lt is it gr

one ig that starving urope needs

during the late session of the House, and "hue we Wm haw to make _ e

ii NOTICE

Parties 'having goods nrrivc in this Province from

abroad in damaged condition should iptity the under- signed iinniediately and have the necessary survey and uppraisement before packogcrare broken or dliltrlbuted. » Claims on Lloyds and other European Underwriters _can he settled here without delay.__ - `

EXPORTERS AND SHIP-0W{§fl8.__ _.

ot receiving over 30 applies oiisslln best .M the (arm help pmmem dm

"lf)__;_5{_i_aylii_'z wages as rent and taxes or na,-It ` oixieln town will cost proptii‘tion:\t

bi “_ _:or hun one in the courégy can

speaker that it' was alnios 'impussllilg vigil- b‘;e8?';nml“l_$_l:df_'_!:_e__l_iu___;e‘:)___1;:,

we' od -tl ninotiiit of actunlinioiiey in

get upuiarrlod ‘_ _ ww! B_ 'pl-eg_ept_ hu] ._h _ _ _ '_ __ _. -- 1 i-““if`-» -i-1.-<!“‘-W- ..»;.-at

ml factory. There :im plenty of stro We smart fellows in this l’roviiii:o,‘l-

_ acre- I _ _ -

ag-e on record. Butd always believed xéger mxyglliain y0l;,l1‘g_ thgndlanam

ill . . _ ff?"-1; any tar-mer who has a respect-nb :xy hpuse to offer them eaii'g,‘ei_i`ei'iilly g_

__ fi l the help ho wants if he 'ill app \

other ln the Dominion. -- We have no -the golden mlm He_mu___t nm _“De

°m` '. l .- I »_ lh'iilts

Buch' how ca” we use this argument is thinking he isdolng tho sonic. 0

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the account of the nccessit ' `

. _ ~ y oi’ getti

House at the.i.lJuc_,tgettlng tarm help work done in a rush on Mount

was ”‘ maner “]t°gether of plying weather coiidltlons, it is neccssiii'y

. . _ li

leave our shore’ yearw' to wok for does not like and can be sure his ina

a°h` work long hours at certain times of th

employe w y y _ time to ‘wld g°°d fnfm' “ml I -wish celvlng_ I always thought it on i "mme M °“" people "Dum Sec wluln justice that the man who used

“I” . l th. ~ duction

the house told me thot was the oiilv ,ldvunmgp (Wm. “__ 1-hh (ommmn help they could get for yours and they Slowly fighting Itself and when iari

the West, but in our province we c

ford to live on a 150 acre tiirm who K i D N could niiikc n good living for -himself H ~ _ and family on 75 acres. If the other

the _

same stables, and maqhencry would l ' __/ - do for the 2nd 'I5 and his expenses -

' _ l ' wa in - \ L `"'~Y"'\{

would bc lessenet in eveiy y l it 1 ' tact. All the investigation conducted .___ kRK _5H sgfcll _ &

ns ,_'i BQ|Gl'4_Eu_.i~1A_5gr‘Gp< w

he i ir 5 o p ,ii

by the U. S. Government in learni

point of vlewihut is not getting neu'

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nity, at thc present time particular

C . _ ‘ f 1 _ _ _ __ and tio i ati i cbt.

because of the great amount \of_ labour __ _ iFlltl__|H§_.l_!__,_ _ __ .__l_ho%§°i‘\§§ _;____»____;>;=;__i_=_ __<;%i;___ _eiw

_ being performed in connection with the _ __ '-"- ---- ____ im»n.~wiiy»we=-s Quin prim to the

» __ _- » __ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ ~ _ _ _ _ _ l - A _ _ as limit at the present ti-nge, the great bg: ._ . . B., _ _ _ __

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"fl: the w_hr. I still maintain that we could ‘hes Very profitably employ many thou- was sandx more nien on our land than “mn did in the pre-war times, but to h time ghsailihi cottag; must pegprrovifsad,

_ _I1 __S Way t e amount o renumer

°r w quote it wmmut 'Www the has tion can be arranged between eniplo

_blaze er and employee more satisfactory to

In 'both ghan boarding help in the hirin-

srs li mes. Then the farmer- can liet-

in

fx: ter cginpete with the city employer

` bc ctinsideriibly--lei~ili`,'t_lioi'c ht no mid

't°"'Ille ninn ln-'the 'iii'rzingciiiont I h:\\

to mind to put up with some tliinys

ers or any otliers to-fill; the different year but mm Shourd not be made nm- __

for doing small the time. Tlic- - _ ///\

Farmers in all other Provinces must excufie _ _ ,r f/ ,_» ~

compete with the manufacturers, and ';:_i;_‘f;"sE:) i;;>_;_:';;:ii3;§_eEtl__l__iBe?_e$__;';§;EI _'/\ /,lf _ _ in Ontario w-here nianythousands are rm, farmers to my me ‘_mgM _wmv Of] ~ ¢ ,y I/i 1 il

d this a the have n hard them knew their help should he” re- __//‘l§/ lm \

th

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_ farm machinery n c pio ‘L food for tho world should not recelv

best. ln all Ontario, the help was tour theqo nmchm____ in uw _“mlb H, Bnrnurdo boys, fiom the Old (!uunti\ when we foundnw_l_in|p0__m,|(,1(, do

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ploymem' m mn. slimlps p°l'“ml'I°" is lil}ii`i:eqlfgiiii(il alllit1tIiii‘u`iili[zikc\iip _lil

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Hulls of Sailing Vessels and

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effected.

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if mel'-V emulem helper in me kitchen better wages. Tliose-who-:"3-so ani’.lln

a home will I th-ink find they _will linv If no difllciilty in getting help;

turin that had won the trophy foi-_thc as mod, pay M, um num wh” mad

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value to offer the man who' wants the best in Suits. As you know all Wool Worsted Suits are very hard to pro- cure but we managed to_ secure a few and can sell them at $25.00.

They are easily_._.worth

$35.00 today. The ‘colors are Blacii. Steel Grey and various shades of Brown.

if you are thinking about

buying a good Suit see these as they are very special at the price. _ Other good Suits from: $13.50 up. Splendid Blue Serges '$18.00 and $22.00.

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require will be forth coming. This is an indication of the effect of newspaper publi- city but curiously enough the trustees ae- cept it as a matter of course and do not even think it worth while to include the press in the special votes of thanks which they accorded to others who had given them their assistance. It will be noted by the financial report that Charlottetown has heretofore borne the heavy end of the up- keep of the Hospital. - Of $4,565.61 receiv- ed in subscriptions for the past year Char- lottetown contributed $3,186.52, the counf try contributing only $1,379.09. When it is remembered that a large proportion of the patients' come from country districts this division does not appear equitable and we' trust the appeal' now being made wil continue to meet with.the support which

the beginning of the present campaign has of life’ is a foregone conclusion That Ge_ ici-mncia rr

received.

The retirement of Mr. Percy Pope from

the Chairmanship of trustees will be re- gretted. He is ol-lowed however by ano- ther “live wire,” Mr. W. K. Rogers, whose financial experience and administrative

capabilities are _thor;>(i)ighly well known.

' A _ EXTRAVAGANCE _

Notwithstanding the fact that the

wastage of war amounts to millions a day, that prices-_oneverything necessary and unnecessary have advanced enormously, that tltp possibility even of'_food _shortage and ndn-employment are constantly star- ing the world in the face- it is safe to say that extravagance is more rife in the world

today than ever before. And not only is pure y selfish extravagance more in evi- dence but expenditures foil worthy pur- poses are also more generous than ever be- fore; There is a veritable riot of money

spending both for selfish indulgences and f if pat otic, benevolent and charitable

phrggses. _

__ 6, reason, perhaps the main reaon,

for thi! is the fact that there is more ino-

tlie Channel, which would have separatei the British army from the French. Thai glittering goal having been denied them do they new return to their original year- ning, and gravely attempt a mass attack upon Paris via the nearest point and over the hardest _road? _It really would not ap- pear likely; but the vigor and determina- tion of the attack up to the present mo- ment, and the evidence that the demon- stration in_the north is only a feint, indi- cate that it may bé true that they have chosen the short cut to Paris. If the Ger- man strategy is so simple as this, the prob- lem of General Foch is equally simple. It consists of the balancing of a ‘high-power

I offensive witha scientific defence. That an -§ F,,,,,|,|,-,d \,, w, ,_ Lam”

offensive of that sort must make a consi-

derable amount of progress, at heavy cost

neral Foch should have been surprised, or found unprepared, on this_central portion of the rampart of France, is inconceivable. The Germans are trading on psychology as usual, if this is their _chief drive-if they 2I'€_1Hde<-rd attempting to get to Paris.-It is the psychology of the pugilist’s instinctive fear of the solar plexus blow. It is the psy- chology, on Germany’s side, of the supreme encouragement' to the German people which t_h_e successful “menace of the capital of civilization would afford.- Boston Transcript. '.. ~. ‘~ qi _ The danger of _taking liberties# with 1¥10{'€_8S€d p_1C_9mes is not- alwaysap arent while th_ei co_mes are on the upwardp grade and while things are “I-Iu§h_!;_ .}i;_Sh0u1d not be forgotten that the times are abnor- mal, that the future is uncertain and that out of the present abundance provision should be made for the uncertainties of the future. The wastage of war and the in. terest on debts now accumulating must be . made up and in the .adjustments following the war times are not like y to be as pros- perous as now. Economy) in selfish con- cerns is the wise course while liberality in

lu\\d_ luvery iou.ii . ' i\.\`- uiilllon extra viiluc that our lslzini' soil can ho made iii produce not onli

docs not imittcr what the creator oi’ does with lt as fur its I can sec so long as he produces lt. Some one has the use of it it he hnnlis lt. loans lt. or pays nn lndebetness it can eventually be made use of hy the Gov- ernment and' every million extra now produced in Caiiiida will figure out to the edvmttnge ot our trade balance w-~ww»~-

» DAILY SELECTIOHS FOR GIIIRDIMI READERS

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“Just chalk it down." the poor man

said, when he-had' brought .some bone- less bread, and many costly things. his wife and brood of bnfrns oi' feed- the most ot which they dldn't need as much as you need wings. _He buys -the richest things in town, and always says, “Just chalk it down, I'll pay YOU soon, you bet;" 'and 'payday evellills finds' him broke, his ihard earned plunks gone up in smoke, and still he in in debt. The man who doesii't buy for cash lays in all klndia of costly trash, -that he could doiwlthouti he spends his coin before it’s earned, and roars about it when it.'s burned-is that your way, old scout? When comes 'the day ot evil luck the war has doesn’t hold a buck to keep _the wolf

’aw_ly; the "charge lt” plan will work no more at any market, shop, dr store -no goods unless*you pay; The D001' msn tor his money _cwcntst Ind |19 should pliy for what he gets, Just when he gets the same; then, when he goes his primes to buy, and sees -how fast the nlckles ily, he'll dodge -the spond- t-hritt game. it yon begin to save your stamps, some _day, with tesrdgoiiii iii your lamps. this writer you will thank when man in grief and slcjineslisfolllli there’| naught' like having fifteen lioneu in some good uvlhl Milk

my circulation than ever before. _This is

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that we have not more help on thi- ' .. 9 .. fl nu _ _?

" tl s nd oi l should ii I l _ _ _ . 1-`~T"j

1 (asf "fi -' - i 1.

£1 l\ '-_"F/ly _ ' 2-" _ | it

i-.iirli-lies the owner to soino iixlvii' ' "9 " 5 " ' hut. the Provliice and l)ivmliiion_ l‘i'o . ' _ _ _/“`.»/" ° (Q. dnvc ot' the -soil and ilsherics :it 1iii_\ . l " " 7 “ ` _”-_i limo mean wealth for every lndlvidiinf , ` ‘ . “ _ » __ __ __ _ ,gf illroiilly or indirectly in our I’i‘ovini»o _ _ ‘ . --'.- hiit. at the present time is doubly viilu- » ' ` -» -1 ~

able. Wealth produced this way is _ __ __f ~ _ _

prosperity for the entire country.

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.The Celebrated Nlaritimef 'Stiff

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2 Carloads just received. 2 -Carloads of this best-

of all Woven Wire Fencing, made by the New Bruns _ wick Wire Fence Co. _ _ __

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Heavy Galvanized Steel Wire, /4\-5, 6--7, and i,

8 strand. ' ` ' ‘ _ ‘

Maritime Steel. Gates-all galvanized -'Sizes' 4 'X 10;

4 x 12, 4.x 13, plain top. 4 X 10, 4 X 12 scroll top. ' f

£$~’i»"i§‘Ii‘~.iw.-Y..." -

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-_ Farm.. Gates; ?Road_ Gates, Garden Gates, all;__;_____ati~§._

-lowest prices. Wholesale and Retail. ~_ i

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