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Sir Robert Ilordeii is the one outstand-

ing iiatienal figure around whom the peo- ple can be expeeteil to rally in the new ini- lional i~i“i;;i`s wliicli has come with the an- iiouiieenieiil ol 1-oiiscriptioii. Outside of Qiicbi-e'tIie l'riiiie llfliiiister has no rival iii the confidence of the public. 'l`hat is true wlietliei' we speak of ()iitai'io, the ll/laritiine l’i‘o\'iiices or llic West. l‘}ven in Quebec the iniiioritv whieli has done nobl_v in the Great War has had to look to the l’reniicr for the leadersliip and the ideals which lt. has l`ollo\\'ei|.

l’arl._v and politics should have little sig-I

nilieaiice for (hiiiailiaiis in the face of the German ineiiaee. The politics of Liberals and (loiiservatives alike should consist of gettiiig behind the ollicial head of the na- tion and giviiig him all the support in their power in order that the Dominion may pi'e- sent a niiite.d front to the foe. The strife- iiiakei' ol' to-da_v isa publicfeneniy-a trait- or whose treason is none the less heinous and daiigerons because it inay be boi'ii of blindness and p:n'tisanship. Those indivi- duals and wi-itors who in presence of the f»'rave:-'t eniei'_e'eiiev are exercising' an a_i.,»'ile iiii_f'eiiuit_v a_e'aiiist the Government might well use their talents to better ends.

l.et all sane men in the Dominion consi-

der one iiuestioii. Around whom can the iiation gatlier if not around Sir Robert llor- den? Was it not, he who, in 191-2, warned the counti'_v of the national danger and of the coming war? Head his speeches in Haiisard when he urged the people that the catasti'ophe \vould break in 1914 or 1915, and when he iir_Lg'ed l’arliainent and the public to build l`li'eailii<iiielits for the `Impe~ rial nav_v against “'l`lie l)a_\1'."’ The Prime Minister was right then, as he was ri_u'ht in August., 191/l. when he i-omniitled (‘ana- da'snianlioo1l :ind treasure to the _g'reat. eatise ivillioiit wailiiig for l’a|'li;i|in'|_it. and then called upon l’arliainent. to ratify his action. w|ii1-li, under his leadersliip, it. proniptly did. ll. was Sir Itobert Ilorden who had :l2l,lllill troops ready for l°}ui'ope in six weeks, and who of his own accord raised t.he authorized army, first to itll).- ffllllfl; a'nrl"'bv'successive stages to £'il)ll,ll(lll. llnder his leailersliip volniitarv eiilistinent. has lii'one'lil. in iiearly /120,011() men and nearl_v 2ll?»_lltll> have _eoiie overseas. llnder his le:i1_li-rsliip the eoni»it|'v luis iiiainlziiiied. its ni'osp1~ritv and r:iisi-il its eredil. to :i new higli level, despite liner. oul_lays on the war and a pi'o_i:ressive reduct.ioii in the man- powei' of the eount.r_‘,' available for pi'oduc- tive industries.

In the liulit. of' all t.liese iindeniable

l'=icl.s. pzitentlo everyone, to whoni can the Dominion turn with hone ainl coiif`idence if not to the man who told us the war was cominir, who tried in some measure to pre- pare l`oi' it, and niule.r whoin the Domi-

lies and the praise ol' an :idiiiirini': world'.' Who else iii ('»aiiadf_i has the ii'itiiiiate know lodge ol’ [European eoinlil.ioiis'! Who else has had an opportunit_v to study them as he lias? Who else knows the mind ol' the Tiritish and Allied_ Governnients as he does? Who is there but Ilorden? If his defaniers, if those who day in and day out libel him and seek to underiiiine his Go- verninent-if thev could suggest an alter- native ther would surely have done so. 'l`he fact that. they have iioniinated no one else shows that thev ai'e wholly destructive and in no way constructive in their criticisin.

Is it not time l.liat such tactics were

a`baiuloned'.' ls it not time that ever_v. :iigeiicv in the country were united behind Sir Robert Iiorden? t".annot the dissidents bring themselves to this patriotic frame of mind? If they can, conscription can be carried and the brave men who are fight- ing Canada's battles at the front will be

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1 Falk as wt will about the duty of in- creasing production. of speeding up indus- tries. and of doing other things with a view. to winniniz the war, it must not be forgot- ten that there is no sentiment in business. The ruling spirit in business is to make the maximum profit. True, in many indivi- dual eases there are those who draw the

lVineV of profit short of the maximum, who prince Edward IS|and_ on many ‘of our

iefiain from exacting the last dollar of

H f ‘farms there is a shortage of help because

pro t rom a transaction, but this applies those who had previous] done the Wopk

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to the individual rather than to the svstem, are now in the batuo line at homo or else

Vi _ _ ms “Chine as 3 Wh°le~ Ana evenjwhere. Are we doing what We can -for L ` " "V I re. 'fa"°'_ It. P1213; be-1 the e.so‘tlfa_t;’t.h£!i§t‘;i¢'ork,ma not..-..sull'er_?

buy at the lowest ligur_e that the whole range of the market will sell for. Iliis is

Pixceptioiis, even individual exceptioiis, to

to have _voiir grocer say to you: “Flour is selling at the mills today for $16 but I bought this lot at nine dollars and will let you have it at the regular rate of profit flt9.."i0. It would be rare to heai' the tarm- or expostulate with thepotato li\iyei',_soiiie- wliat along this line: “I will not: l.akQ`!; $2.50 for tliese iiotatoes. I platlti-.il a lar!-I fi"-'1`f?“ :igelliis _vear expectiiig thiit I would et, at

them. 'l`liat price will pay _inc well :ghd l'I| not accept any-niore." Neither t.lie§ nter-

case lie will hold for the higher price. Nei-. ther the merchant noi' the fariner is iii-- spii'cd by the thought that the price he st-tsl on his flour or on his potatoes, or the quan--§ tity he disposes of, is going to help feed the; hungry or win the war. To the charitable] and the patriotic these coiisiderations ni:iy_ count incidentally but the govei'iiiiig, the. prcdominatiiig idea‘is to make the most out of the business traiisaction. ~:

This factor is one of the great obstaelesi

to governinent control of prices. lteinove` the incentive, profit, from prodnetioii aiidi pi'oductioii is curtailed. ln the niatteij of' foodstulfs governmeiit control may check; to a large extent abnormal profits accru~l ing from coriiering and monopolizin-g andl storing, but all attempts at securing' lower: prices will fail unless they are able to con»§ trol the instinctive business desire for big’ profits. lt is this instinctive business de-i sire, this keen ness for profits, that legisla-1 tion must be invoked to control, especially in the necessaries of life and in controlling, it many difliculties will be encountered, aiidl many daiigers also, one of which may bo' the retardliig ol’ pi'odnetioii il.sell`. In- creased prodnet.ioii is the only means pos- sible for the reduction ol’ prices ainl the in eentives l.o inei'easei'l prodnetioii imist be lisiiidled very gingerly oven by legislal.oi‘s. - ~--~---¢-~~~)L»l_ ~-----------~

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V 'l`he lliiitetl States may have been slow in eoniing into the war; that was their own business. 'l‘lie_v came in after all liononr- able att.<--.nipts to avoid plunging the eoun- li'_v into war had been e.\;lia.ust_.r_-il. I-Iav`iii_u eoiiie in tliey are iii it heart. and soul and those ol' ns Csiiiziiliziiis who are still undeci- ded as to whether it is our lii_isi:iei~,s or that' of sonic one else to win the wai' may well follow their example at least in their whole hearted participatioii in it.. When t.he Uni- ted States Govcrnment declared war and eoniinitted the country to a fight to a liiiish a convention of l\/lissoui'i farmei's sent this telegrani to Washington: “Nothing but the solid support. ol' the eoniitry behind l’resident Wilson’s draft. uieasure will pro- tect the eouiitry.” 'l`hey also passed the following resolutions:

“Whereas, the time has arrived when the farmers of the United States » nnist choose between supplying' the Allies with food so they can keep an ellieieiit army in t.he field and keep the wai' in Europe, or allow the Allies to starve 'and we oui'selves take over the brunt. of the great world war with mil- lions ol' our nien in the ti'enclics and the wai' ti'aiisl'eri°ei'| to Ainericaii soil;

tIiei'efore, be it resolved,

“'l`hat we, the l`ariiiers ol' (‘.onsoli-

d:iled District No. 2, in the (Tounty ol' .lolinson, Missouri, do earnestly pledge oui' support, as individuals and as a group, to a counti'y-wide organization which will help us to work together in producing and conserving an increas- ed supply of food; and, be it further

resolved,

1 “That we, as individuals, pledge ourselves to give a small`_portion of our time in helping any ofour neighbors who give theirtime in furthering the proposed county organization, so that they may keep up this public service, knowing that. their worlt-athonie will

not suffer." ` The last resolution--to help thosewho

are giving of their time in organizing the country so that their work at home shall not suffer. may well be pondered bv us in

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this are rare. It would be rare, for instaiice

_ _ . ii the outside, seventy-live cents a bus el 'torl _ Mm., , ¢;.,,,.,,...-1.1...

. . - . 1 1 ,. - '. - ' ~l " 'Il~I' I I - tlini riitIel;\'0l'l\ll (liant noi tht l`.iiint.i who would .idopVt_ tliisVi:::V;c_V_;>V_:VViV; lu .MLW .UV nw BVVVVMV course would, be regarded as a liiisiiiess,,E,,,(,,.,,,,.,C,, ,,.,,,.,,,,,,_,V ,-.»....i_,~ wg.-11.111-. man and we liave not heard of inaii_v of|::ii';Vt1rV§;§:‘;0fult“|IQivxw::'f‘}f;mt"":;”§:§l: them doing il.. Asa ri_ilc theincrcliaiiLsellsl_, C.,,,,,,,.,,, ,},,,, ,,,,,,,.m,,|, my win, his flour for t.lie niaxnnuni inarVket. priee,1:o;:oVVi-VV:.11oVi:_i-iiizslmi V:;ov1:iV_Vi.aV;=[i1V1VJi::o i'egai‘dless ol' what he liiiiiglit; it foi'; tlie2,.,,,,,,, -,-he,” _,ou om, ,,,__,, ,,,,,,,_,, ,.,,,,,_ fariiier sells his potatoes for the liigliestliiiiiiiliiifs, iii<1i‘ViwiifIf'ii'~_ Oro iiV<"i\l'\“lVlr

_. _ _ V- _ » I x _ _ I _J iiiilepeiidciii of any iillninei. .ill woili-

piice the inaiket viill offei hnn-un ess_ic|,,,g ,,,g,,,,,,,,. ,,,wu_,__, _,,,jq,.,,, w,,,,.,, (,‘Xl)(_‘Ci}S the l`l]2ll`k(3l, tt) gt) i`llgh(;‘l', ln Wl'1]t'lt_lIiey ut all events coiiceive to lie" In

|liusiiiess and nofault can be found with it. E A- J- . _,

` 1 ADDRESSES PARLIAMENT

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l -".\'ow. gentloiiieii. it seeiiis to nie ‘lo Iii- Iiilerestiiig to riiIIllJHl`U UU’ Pl".

Ilicli own Iiitoicsti-, Iliit how dillei~ eni is that bone? wliieli unites lheni. Iiow illlterenl ure ilu- iileus which tlii-_v pursue!! 1\t llils' inoiiient. if all tlio i-torles wlilrli i~eiii'Ii us l`i'oiii ev- ery source liuvo the Ii-in-'t izrniii of ti'utli, you have Germany fighting for hor own selfdentrcd ends. encircled by a sci of states whom she has brought under her control. who lovu her not, whose interests are' really not idcntlcll with hers, but whom she has got into hor grasp. and who doubtless, if they could. would carry out their own policies in their own fashion. _

"'I`li,o gi'caleii_t of all tlu~i=i~. puwi~,i'n is

1\nslrlii. iiiiii' _v"i-t' we all luioiv. or all of uf-i who have ~:ii~i~.t-so In uiillieiitie ln~_ forinatloii. that Austria ls not working with Germany as wo are working with France. or as tho dli`|‘ei'- ent units and eleiueiits of the [lrllisli Iiiiiiplrr are vl"orklii`g with oiieh other. tti.riiiaii'y luis uso e1,~iitriveiI liei' diplo- iiracy and has so~‘nri'iiiiged'|iei' iiiiiterl al forces t'liut_ Aiistrla.' perliaps. _luis no( a wI_l| of her_own. anli Ifohe has a will of ‘her wn ` she is ouito incap- able of cafryfrig it out. Wliat ls true of Austria is true ivitli iiiiullliciitlons and ilifl‘<i|'rni_ees_tif ull _thy Allie;-i \v'Ii0-are Iiglilliii: on the sldi- of (loriiiaii_\'; li lei. true ol Bulgaria and ii_' ls triio of ’I‘ur- ltoy. All ol' these are ‘aiilniateil not by a dei-'ii'e for legitimate' sell' ilefeiiee. not by ii iloslre for l`i'eedoni, not by di:~ tcriiiinatloii to reach any cuiiinion end

or lo_'§':ii'ry on any great elvllizliig. work, int. Lliey, one and all. are .inere-l lV\- p.iwn.<,i In the tleriuun game. movcil

as the grenit; Goriiiaii inllit,ai'_v part-_vV

desires, not allowed to use their oivii re.~=oui'ces for their own ciiilu. noi per- niltted to have Ideals of tliolr own or to pursue _them for tlieniselvos. -but all drugged Ililo this ixrenl. voi~|e.\ of German aiubitlon; all ileslgiietl ln the lirst pla_ces,to supply the i'ori;ca by which the war niay be won, and, il' thi-

“ We Iliive Slaked__onr. Last 1 Dollar on Democracy. and il Democracy fail _ us, we' are Biinliriipt 'liideeil?’_V _

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llie pi'u\'ocatlon whieli was its uoriiinl excuse. wits iIoIilieralel_v contrived, that the iiiouient ivuii cart.-fiilly chosen. niiil that the eiulii whens the sellliili anibltlun ol llilu iiiilllary cliiss-- lt lu b cause the world Iiaii dI:icu\'ei'ed this, flint wlierovr.r yi.-ii Iliid tho iaplrlt of Ilberl._\' alironil, wIiereve|~ you liiiil tho' ;:roiii spirit oi' sell'-devolopiiient on ini- lloiiail lines. tlir-re you wlll Iliid l`rli:.nils ol' the AIlles.illiero yon will linil ene~‘ iiilon ol' the l'entraI p'ovvei's fAppla-l ltsi-. I " ' “liver iiiorr- rlenrly as the iiioiillis go

1-ii. li Iimroiiics evideiil that thin ill Iii-.eoiiiiiiu ii worlil wnr. lietivceii the powers ol' deiiioi-ri\e_\' oil llie one side, and thi: powers of iiiiloei-aeyoii the other siilo. We 'in t‘hts`room. what- ever shades of difference may Separ- ate us, can-in auch a contest take only one side. Wi. can only be on the side, of' ileiiioeriiey tnpplaiu-ie.) Wi; are coiivliieeil thai for every liiiiiiiiii coni- Iiliililioii who Iiare i‘i_-aeliiiil 1Iil‘ de- izrne- or elvilizatloii 'ii'niI flevelifpiiieiil llnii. liiiei lu-.eii i'ea1-lied by all the i:r¢-.ai xveslfirii couiiiiiiiiitles t'li'eri- is b'n| one foriii of l1<ivei'iiiiieiil. ii'nil that Iii ilii' tiovernnieiil in wlilrli the ulti- niale 1-.o|it|'oI lies wllli the people of the 1'-iiiiitigv.

Democracy Will Noi Fail. _

"Wo, have slalieil oili' lazii ilollar

upon ilr:iiiiii'i‘ae_\', uiiil lf' deiiioei'ae_v fail iis i-vo. are liaiihriipl iiidocil. Ilut I llnoiv thai itriiioeiaify will not l`:ilI ini. (1\ppIf.inse). I do not prnloiid. I do not lllinlt aiiylii/.l_v who has ever studied the liislory ol llie past or has looked with iiiipurlial 1-_vos iipoii the pi'e':,oiit.1 wlilrli will soon be lilslory. l`oi' ii ino- lnont ilerelves Iiliiiself with the idea that lli:iiioci'ae_v is an oiisy l`oi'in of tioveriiiiieiil.. li Iii the only foriii ol' (loveriiiiieiil bin lt is not iiii eiisy foi'iii of lloveriiiiieiil. It has Inlierent dllIl» eiillies; Ii has iil\i'a_i‘s had tlioni. It ulivavs will have llmiii; and I ani not sure that every raiee is gifted enongli to siirinouiii_ llie.-'ci ilillieiiltios, 'I`lnil the ;.;i‘eiit roniilrles tlnil i'epi'esl.-iit. wostcrii rivllizalloii noi only ran over. eoiiir tlieni, but Iuive l:ii'i:el_\' o\'ri‘ronie tlieiii already. I tlilnli is iissiiwil, Ilut do iioi let on iiiniixiiio that llio task. however sii<~eessl`iilly ll may liiivc In-.oii , aceoinpllslied \i|i lo ilio pi'r~seiil iiiiiof ls one wlilrli does not ro'|ulre oiirl noiistant effort lost where talliire ls' easy fiiiliire iilioulil oreur. _

Plea to Forcgo Division.

“After all. when, (ternian mllitarlsni

war is won, iis _I ii|'l_'suiiie tliero iiiay boi, soiiio li`\' Gerniuiiy who lliiiik it wlll lie! \vi.~ii by tho tlenlral I‘ii\\'ers, Llieii pro/ ilcstlncil ‘tu fall Into tlit.-lr oi'rlereil“ liliirriii as eattollllen of the Veiitriilg l'riis-siaii sun, as taiilioiiliiiiile iiowoi'si :lei-liiieil to niliilster to Lier ;:i‘e1itiiesu, to hu- ecoiioiiiie wealth. to hor neon- oiiilc control over _ _all other nations. lint always in suhorilliiatloii. lu the do- iiilaiit power.

Democratic Woild I'-'Indo It Uiit.

“'I`l|al in the iilcril of the t'oiil|‘al

Powers. and ii is Iieeaiise the woi-lil has beiziin to discover that iliai nil their Ideal-» because the world would not linow llnil the war wus ilolilicnite. ly arriiiiged by the inllltury party, that

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DIILY SELECTIUIIS (IUIRDIIII IEIDEIS

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W. I. Louoon,

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I am loiigliig today for ii whlff ol’ per-

fuine

Froni tho old .fiisliloiieil rosoii und

' iioslru lii blooiii;

l"ui' the lllaes and pliiks aiiil the posi-

mi that grow _ . .

ln the Rnivleii of Mciuioigv. row upon

i'o\v-- '

l"or1_Iir\ liiiiii of the hues and the wind

In tlioitreoii,

And the olillimliloneil pleusiiims of llfe.

li' _voii please,

For llin old faiihloiiod pleasures I knew

long aim.

E'0r the rnllous had grown on the

soiil of me so.

Anil the hriiIign.of iiiy nose vias ii froe~

kled brown span

Roaeliliig down to the wrlnklos where

niiiglitor began;

When my iiilrtii was as iriiu an the

sun on the dow-

pli. I long for the old-fnshloiied pleats-

iires. don‘t you? `_ . '

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'And I long for the pnttei- i.-I olillasli- toned ruln, _, And tho old-Iaslifinod turn of an olil-

- faslilonod lime: ` '

1"nr the l|Ii_ nl' 1a laugh llini was mimi,

.,_,V V|n"B.ux(Ki; .. _,_ 11, Iu"or the _voiirs_"Ii`nrI como iivor the

hmwt, `of.`me sr/, -

And the shower and nhliio of`tliQ'iii'orn ' Ing was imlne = "f Wllli. Uri, l-riii»,1i,r»._-<\iiay~- tangled wini- bram,bl_o 'ogg i/ine.. , -

Anil I all in llieihaze ol niy dretiinliig and lon '

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For the. old-tuhlonuit ~umlIe'- and Allis g iii? Qld-fnalilollpd l0l1l¢ \ Of llin ollil-.tgi_ih‘1onpd_inolher who ionii.

oi. y u now. '

To th; old-fashioned poslus thai grow _' ‘ » '_ UIIIQBQI ”‘ .,~ .Ha _ And my dreamlfiign eiitwlno like 11

tangle otdytne

wlnriife iota nm woo iiiiiii limi.

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liilil il flown. as ii Iia~i`:ilwa_\'s lrilit il down .t'liar'n fle1iiio‘ri~aey in not can able eitlior of ii l'ar-slgliteil pulley or of vlgoi-ons e.o-iii-iliiiiiteil effort. it inaile ii great liliiinlei'-- but lt inode ii blun- der |`i~r wlileli there is uoiiie cxuiis", 'I`lir_v have rerogiilzeil bow liard the task li-.ia aliviiys lioeii found. not now pai'liciilarl_r hut aluiiys. the liisk ol miiiuigglnfr ii gieal. i-.oiiiniiiiilty of tree mcii, aiiil ilireetiiig and eoiiceiilratiiig all their ctfort.'_= aint all their saci°jIleer. at any given inoiiirinl upon one I-Zrrizit ob_lr:i~l, 'I`liiit can lie done no doubt sl|ii|il_v iinil eft`eet.lvr~.ly b_v a nillItai‘_v'_ iiiit_oei'iie,_v; it. run lie done' nioro easily it eiin iii iippiiiiiwiiieo. though I think' only in iipiieaiwiiiee. be done .ninch -more clI'1-.ctIvr.l_v. But when ilotnoer- ncy i-ot.-i itself to work. when li ro- ally fakes the hiiiiliieiis iii hand. I hold tho tiiltli most Ili'nily that it will Iioiii ull the aiitueraeloa ln tlio world lap 'iilnuiii-i: but li will not beiil'~tlioin easily. 'll .will not hoiit them without effort. lt will not- bca! them unless It in prepared to forego tenipoi'arll_v, it mar be. Vtlioao dlvlslons which lii si iioiise are tho very life-blood of ii free_ vli_'oi'oiis. and rapidly developing com~ niuiillv. ’I‘liai- ls the paradox and the fllllleulty which llos at the root of ilqni11ei'a<‘y. You 1-aiiiiol Iiiivo ii l dr1niuci'ae_y wltlioiiin a eollhiioii of? op»| Inloiis, al least, I tliliik not. Yoi\'eii_n-‘ noi have a ile.iiioei'iicy without piirtlos, Iieeaiisn pnrl.loi-i` are `n'l`ter all, hui, the orizanIz_atloii of illlferorieeii of opliilon. and the iiariiilox and the diflleiilt of denior~.raey is how this normal iiiul this Iicaltliy habit In lo be i:oiVuvor. when, ln inonionti~i of great niilloiuil crlsin. ilio el't'oi'lii of irvcry iioetloii and every pat'ty'»in_ust,'lii-_ siilioiwllilalcd to one overiiiiisterliig purpose. .

"I nni iiildrei-isliii: ii br/dy of rospon-

allilo' stiiti-i-'=hi'oii, who lmow how liislll tiitloiis are pruelleiilly worked, . I iiupposc you have. _\/our difficulties, as iiniloiilileilli/'tho llnlteil States him Iind' ltii illllleiiltles, nn1I_ai»i in`ost, i\i~isiii'ei|ly, we ln the inotliorland have had our illf_lii:uI_tlos. If those rllfilcultlcg nooiii» iil`an_v given mc'n`i"eiit'-" to be Iiiiril to ovVei~co\no. dri.uot.for aqoomoni lol. your taltli fall you; you aria worthy re- iirniinntutives of those prlnelpluii of

1'ciistltiitlonaI» troeiloim wlilclrlii tholr ~

iiiorleru development. `iire tho luvoii- tloii ol’ the Brltlsli rage, and which. tin- the whole( ' liuve been praclliiod with nt least ua iiiueh success ‘hy tho Brltlsli race as ~liv any

_ . - Just received a new lot of these Rings direct from

°"'°' "°“ "' "‘“ w°""' Makers in 14 and 18k made to our ‘special order 'Qualltit

-I-¥‘ .

To Arrive' by Thtt’rsday’s

,;Boat

Several’ _Carloads f

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which wiii be Sold at `i0v;&Si

prices. V _ V

Charlottetown, P.E.I., _ ~

V 85 Queen Street V' _ I

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Good Pressed Hayw

Grant & Kennedy

WOOL

WE WILL PAY

Highest Cash Prices

For

Washed and Unwashed

We want all we can get _

No lottoo small No quantity too large V'

' _ QUALiIV'1`Y COUNTS -

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Wool in good condition dry and clean, free

rfrom tags and locks, will surely bring you the big l price.

MacKie Nelson

Opposite Davis & F raser

V _ Ph( ne 441-] '. _ _ f

firalton St. East Cliarlottetown

li91.5.28Mll`. _I

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Superphosphate

f YY:

V To arrive Saturday the 26th

150 tons of Superphosphate also a quantity Nitrated soda which fwe

offer at _ lowest prices.

Auld Bros Ltd

Charlottetown A

953-5~31Mtf. »--»~o:pg¢;e,|'*,

Tiffany Wedding Rings

=1om.i’u am no mmm. Guaranteed. Prices Exceeqinglv low considering "q`ii'aIitY

""I`Iiul_ Qiiinmla is with tho' Alllon

through oil dfffioiillioii io iz tina! and gixiinigiiiiii cud. In the niesooge with

ii, r. Sp nk rin ii i ' . 1 "

Commons. .arid glooi’ Mr? Sptl`iilsIi,ei'.. 4 W, No I V

(Continued '

A pleasure to show them. '- '~

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iioors Boorsf _

Before buying your Summer shoes we would be pleased tofliuve ou call and see die value

are igving in Men’n women's and chrildens boot# Ladies kid High cut goal $5.00. A lot of inen’

and lack boots 4.98 alsowomeifs at 398 ' s

reasonable prices in all the newest styles

-S fairs of business the ` it “ver” r ' "' nw;;i";','&rii‘F.!!ie;;_r;-;'io:'?;’.4.5‘£-§:1é9F'iuns-ll-_ i' '- BR0.S5'f“!'°"i"“'”~' "‘-’~*»’~ "*

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children $1.50 time io 101-2. Giiis $2.00 sizes 11 to 2 . Aug variety oiiieim grades It