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OPTIIIIISIII PREIIAILS '

Anon-G ALL

CANDIDATES

Contestants in the Gnardian’s Prize Campaign

Really lor Sirennnns llinish--liecember 8zli Will' Tell the Slory. _

Whether or not you won a special

prize, now is the tiun- to lay out n strenuous rampaigii for the next tqi day's.- and me whore you will bolstcz' it up or where your i'tl`orts new being made can count for more it' added Lv biit. sliglit.ly__ Do not tiikr-‘ thc words oi' ndmiring friends, who sce you makin.: ii grand race,'thnt you will “win in _ai walk,” or that the aiitoinobilc is nl- ready in your. grasp. No one can pos- sibly be farther oiT in their ierkoi;iii_.-; than ho or sin! who is self-sutisilcr. with their work at this stage ot’ thc campaign. "-To _decrease your etiorts now means that y'o\i arc deliberately “laying off" wliiir' your rivul is goiin.; to woi'k_ The niiin or wouiaii who is over confident that everything they seek will come to them is due i`or a hard tumble,

' Everybody Working Hard

There are only 11 days- lei’t ot' the

campaign now. and most candidates seem to bp. making the best of the short time left, Opti-inisni reigns sup- reme in the dii‘l”erent camps,the candl~

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DlS'l'RI(.‘-'l‘ N0. l. _

Mrs. ll, S. llinton

Miss Hattie Iluestis Miss Corinne Gallaiit ' Mr. Gerald P. Bremner

Miss Viola Mullins

. 'I DISTRICT N0. 2. `

Mrs. W. A. Cumming Mr. A. E. Jenkins .

Miss Beatrice Brown A lbcrton `

Miss Lillian Inglis Mr. Gerald Murphy

' 1ns'rnio'i‘ No. 3.

Mr. II. M. lirotlici’s Mr. Duncan MvI.can

Mr. R. II. Abbott; Miilpcquc Mi'. Lloyd Prondc N. \Viitsliii'c

Mi'. Roland Bucliuiiiinii Miss Sadie Egaii

Mr. Daniel Mclieiui Miss Stella Robbini-I

Mi'. lru Fraser

Mr. Wni. M. Beniiett. Stanley liriiigo

Mrs. Maurice White Mr. Cliarlcs E. Walker

dates have gained assurance which comes from success, and each has coiii'ide'iice in lils or her ultimate suc- cess, and in the great battle ot' bal- lots, which has sittin-icteri such wide- spread interest. Inspire our friends with this coniide'ncc and the prize is practically yours'.- Tho indications arf. that in it short while the candidates will know just who their real oppon- onts iiro, '

Campaign Progrcssing

Sonic of the' caiididates are worriiig

over what the others are doing in the way nl' securing votes. llerc, how cvcr is thi-_ pertinent question: Dont you think that your competitors ui'c \vor'rying ,equally as much over what yon may be doing in the line ot` vo.- getting? The prizes are just as at luring to them, and naturally every candidate is expecting to be number- led among the' winners. Do not be dc- ceived by the apparently' small vote of those behind you. Keep linstiing and amass i'or your-=e'li` suillcient votes to be prepared for any surprise that may ,be sprung by some "DARK HORSE."

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THE ITALINN -ARMY I

is in noon SHAPE

Are lihle ln' liold Line Withnnt ilelp oi British - and French lint These- are with Them

When Needail. » _

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(Canadlan Press Despatch) FRANCO-BRITISH INFANTRY

ROME, Nov. 20.-lt is announced ' _ ° WITH 'TAI-'ANS

on the best authority that the reason 'C3"°d’a" Pm" U°5P“¢°h) wh the French and British troops ITALIAN ARMY I'iE'»’\DQUARTERS

sent to italy have not ioineti the ii- IN-NORTHERN ITALY- NSW- 25;? allans so far on the fighting front is (BY the AS5‘U0Ii’~i@li_- Press)-'S0011 because their help has not been nec- ranks of France-i3ritisli Infantry essary they were sent to ‘assist tho with artillery and supply trains were

Iltalians when and where eve-r they seen by i1l1@'00F|'05D°lld9`“iI°‘IaY “mil” 'were needed but the italian ai'iny'ii\ sound of the battle on hthe ltalllag

has made such wonderful recovery inisoiitliern front they IIHVC 90" 0

spirit and' organization that not only r-ight day X_}1'=il'C1\- have they checked the enemy but rc- ITALIANS REPEL STRONG TEU- cently have gained some advaiitagcs. TON ATTACKS.

lt is impossible to predict when thc (Canadian Press uespatchi decisive battle will be begun oi" ROME, Nov. 26.-‘Strong Austro- whcther the present. lines will bc Geruiaii attacks on the ii0rll1<‘-l`li held i'oi' the grcaif test but the inouiitiiin front. llctwflell ill” Bfillil Freiich and liritish will piirtiripatc-ninl l’Iavo River, \vci'o repiilseii Wifi' whenever it comes. itcrdziy, it is oiiiriiilli-' '-1lll\Ul\\\¢‘-"L

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(Canadian P`ress Despatch) IFRENCH CAPTURED

LONDON, Nov. ae.-'rife following B00 PRISONERS

special order of the day was issiied

by Field Marshal l-laig on Sunday, Tho _ (Canadian Press _DespatcI~_) capture oi' the important Bourlon posi- PARIS, November 2o.-ln an attack 'tions yesterday crowns ii most sur-.in the' Verdun region on biiiiiiaiw ill\‘- ,cei-ist`iil operation and opens thc way French _troops <~allil11'€‘i ii_l‘f"I ‘1}“I

‘to the furtlicr exploitation ot' aidvnii- second Lie-rinaii linos_ Ol duiolli-P. ill \tnges alrc'ady gaiiieil in the opcratioiis cluding deep dill-¥0l1ii‘ Hilti “~5`°_ 10"” ict thc third army during the past tour , 800 Goiniaii prisoners, aCc0iIil1lL1_iU `days. 'l`iic troops engaged were dll* I tho lfrencii oihcial rnniiniiiiicalion _elf on to advuiicc under i'oi\cIitioii.~z iiii' issued lust. 'night _

fti'o‘nt iroin aiiytiiing atteinptcil bv- CANADIANS HEI-PED T0 tore. The niniincr in which tht',\' SMASH HINDENBURG LINE adapted tlicinsclvcn to the ncw ' ron _

ilitl-ons was in all i'espet'Ls ;idiiiii‘.iIJii~, manadian press gespamh)

and the results gained by the et`i`orts| r,\N;\1)l_1\N ARMY HEADQU/\R'lY ure oi' i'ur-reacliing importiin<'t'. .\!~i pmg.; |_\," FR/\Nt:|-I. Nov. 20-.Caiiaiiii

,though practically all divh'-ions ern-1 “nn _~.plendidl_v repicsenied - in the ,ployed have already been engaged in ,._,~.-_ug 1;,-iii-_,ii advance of November 20. Iscvcro and prolonged lighting this “-hi(-1, broke the llindenburg linc un.l _\"t-'ai‘. all iirins and .~'oi'viccs have iii~ft,‘_~_,~,,,-,. gin, qnrrmy back on ('ainbi'iii. ‘these fresh calls on them in a inaniit r Fm. ,hh mst time Since. the Geriiin-I

iwortliy the highest traditions ot' _tli-' 1-(.f_,-cnt fiom Bapauminc' last spring |l3i'itisli army. To General Sir Jiill;i.i me rgnnmliaii cavalry (Fort Garys Byng and his :~'tai`i'_ to the voiiininuzl _H0,~§(.) wen; rg-,nlly into notion with ers and stall' under him, and to all u,,,i,. hm.,._.3_3_ -

.arms and services engaged in i.lit'-.sc ' ' 'operations my thanks and warmest GERMAN5 mp Ng-r TRY |'r AGAIN coiigratulations. are due i'or the inan-

ner in which they prcpa.i'cd and rar (Canadian p,-ess D¢=,9nt¢n) rien through the operations and on inc |_0N;)0N_ N0,-_ 26,--Thg (;<-1-nnin-A -“D10-lliiili ""S“I“" “°hI°"c‘I~ have not repented their attacks on the

' Bon;-lou position. west of (.'ainhrai,

9.774 GERMAN PRISONERS _ since their failure. oi ye5terdfi_V. i"i0i<1

TAKEN I-AST WE-EI* Mnrslinll llaig reported today.

(Canadian Press Despatch) GERMANS EVACUATING CAi\’lBt\»\!

LONDON. Nov. 26.-l<`ightiii,;_o~ _ _ V _ ‘__

currcd in lliiid».'iiburg support iini- liltl'l‘lSl-l_ Altl\'iY l'll~.Al)Ql.Allll‘.lt.~ west of Mocuvres, where wc capturetl iN FRANCE, Nov. 26.-(By the As.~'- prisoners. The number of prisoners ociated press). There has been much taken since the conimeiioenisiit oi' our trzil't'ic out ot Canibrni souiti east- operations on the morning oi Nov.-ward. during the l'-lst few days, in- 20tii towards Cambrai, has _no\\ dicating the probability that tire Ger- reacheii n total ot’ 9,774, including 182 mans have cvacuritcrl thc civil pop- ,_~,m¢e|-5_ ' ulution_

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E-XENIPTIUN TIIIBUNAIS

. . NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS FOR f' EXEMPTION DEALT WITH UP = TO MONDAY NIGHT. NOV. 26 2356

"1 Exnivirrions ALLOWED _ 2244

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i BY HECTOR CHAFILESWORTH. _

'I`|ic pcoplo ol' (‘niiiitl:i :irc aislicii to iiivosi olifi Iiiilldretl :intl

titty million iloliiirs iii tho Victory Loan, :uni uv; inucli more ui: thr-_v can sparc. -

This autuniii tiio busiincss iucii and wngi.-cu.'i'i1crs ol' thc lliiiongo

ilistrirt invostcil more than ont-iiundrcd and filly IIIIIIIOHS <i0il¢\I`S iii tho rcccut li. H. Lthr-.rly hmm’ .

'l‘|iat.fiil to say: tho tliiirvnmi iliialrirt has duno nwro than thc

Minister ot ii`inxinco is asking tho whole ot` t':i|\:iiiii, to do.

The Mayor oi' ttliicago lust spring said his was the sixth Ger-

iniiii city oi tlie'world. _it admittedly has ii. liirgo alien population.

0 which does' not icel us wo do about tho wnr. But. it has enough 0 rcal Americans to make thu Liberty Loan ii. tremendous success

within its gates. ‘ -

ls all Canada going to permit onc`Amorii~nii city to outdistaiiee

it in patriotism and businossforeslglit No! N-0! Just two letters! Emphatically NO!

Victory Bonnie are a busln.<1s proposition. The rats oi interest

'is generous; tho security superb.-ull Canndn in tact. The money is needed for the war. It will maintain the flow ot exports to Great Britain. The capital and the profits will -stay in Canada. lt will conserve prosperity and bringpeace nearer.

BE A BUSINESS PATRIOT! HELP FILL THE NATIONAL

POCKET BOOK! BUY VICTORY BONDS!

%§_§

il Sir Robert Borden “rcad"_ them out

_The Laurier candidates and the Pn-

triot are loud in their allegations ot’ graft against the Borden Governrmeiit. There is not a word of truth in them. Nz.-ver in the history oi’ Canada has ii\0l'o been a. government with a clean er record. Even the loading critics Ot' the Opposition were constrained to admit this. In not a single lnstaiice has there been any dishonesty, graft, or even gross extravagance proved- ngainst n single minister of the Bor- den Government. and in the only two instances where allegatioiis werei "l’°\<I_0 against members oi! Parliament as intermediaries in war purchases,

,Of the surly und they were driven |frc-ui public life. - tlontrast this w‘itli the "diirlt liiii~, tern” tactics oi’ the Luurierites wiiuni lil-f-‘-.V Wf‘l'e ill Power. and thc stupen-

tluous "steals" which went on under Sir Wilt`rid's nose. Take for instance' .tho Tiniiscontiiieiitiil Scandal, whit-lif :has been described as t.lic greatc:;t` "graft" in the history of politics in 1\ml'l'l\‘=l. wh(-ro $40,000,000 oi` (`ana-; iia':~i money was given away to Lau-I rier favorites. I

The Commission which investigat-!

‘ed them later reported: ' ,

we Find That, without inciod- I

ing the Money Which Was Uri- necessarily Expended in Eiuildirig I

. East of the St. Lawrence River, I

Fonrv |viii.i.|oN oo|_LARs I at Least was Needlessly Expen- ' ded in the Building of this Road." _

_ Electors ot' Prince Edward lslzinii. do you ren-lizc what this iiieansi FORTY MILLION DOLLARS IN ONE TRANSACTION ALONE! it iiicalir.

»0000i"00ii000"‘

-City Subscribes $l5,000 in

_ I

A special meeting oi` the tfily t‘ou|i-

cil was held in the (’ouii<'il Fliaiiibci' lust evening, ills \\'orsIiip the l\i:i_\'-. or occupied thc chair and the follow- ing members ot' the Council were pre- sent: McNcvin. Smith, McKenzie. .lt-nlcin:=. \\’riglil. l{iitti'uy and Miller.

it was iiiiuininously ni:i'oc<t that the

t`it_V purchase $15,000 ten ycor Vict- ory Bonds said honds to be paid for out of the Water and Sewerage Sink- ing fiinil. it was suggested that thc city reseive ii fund suiflcent to sub- scribe to other loans should any oi'ff.~r

later on. _

VIIIIINI IIIIHIING 1

PARIS, Nov. 26.-Violent artillery

activity is continuing in the Verduu region. east oi the Mouse. wlieije thc l~‘reiicli am organizing the ground they captured yesterday to thc north of llill 344. says todays War Oilico statenieiit. _ -

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on tho I`i':insvii:il in 1895 sliorlliy ine- toir- thc linen \l/.ii iii- touillit thc

|‘.iI to tho Iiol\.l‘s. lic iiitll Iili-i ofli- r-ers were taken to Pretoria aint sen-

|tc-ncerl to he shot., but subsoquciitl,\'_ _'HE \lVEAT|_[]§R_

were tiirncrl over to the llritisli.

(Canadian Press Despatch) I TIITE. IYIUON. ETC,

i.ONi)(l.\.', Nov. Zlli.-~Iiuroii Itoth-1'#

,iiirrin rhicf pmpriotoi' ol`t.hl‘ Daily

' iltecorti null hiaiii. of Glasgow, :intl tilt-

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° I i0 ii, ni. it was 20 nhovi' at it p in

, it wus' Ltti nbuvi- 'l'l\ lowest the pr»' ‘V

, violin night was 23 ;ilu»vl’- _ I

_‘_ 'l‘h<\_ tide will be high this inoriilug

IIN Pl_]lllIll PRICES

t)'i"l`.»\Wi\ Nov. 26,-0ttawn. Tm-

(intario farmers arc receiving ii.~.'-

OF POLITICS

$7.000,000 FOR EVERY MAN, W0- MAN AND CHILD IN CA.\'Al)A slo-

len by the Lnirierites and handed to their favourite .

llow was it done? -\\'ell licrc is one instance wliicli

will illiistratff some ot the niethods pursued:

THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION RAKE-OFF.

Coiitrzicts Nos. iti and 17 were ict

to M. i’. and J. 'l`. Davis on October 29, 1908. They agreed to iinish ron- tract N0. 16 by the Zllst Ilecenihcr. 1910, and contract N0. 17 by Miircli. 1911. Very high prices were 1igi'ecd to bo paid for this' work, hecausv it wnn noitli of Lake Nipcgon. and nt, that time inzicessiblc excepting at coli sideralilc expense for tote roads, ctr.

The poiiil iS that ii high price- was,

paid by i‘e;i.~4oii ol' the rcuiotcness ot this work. aint the coiitractors in Sep- teniher. 1909, had not done :I stroke ot' work on ciilii-r croiitiuct. At that

GREATEST GRAFT IN HISTORY

,in AMERICA

llow Laurier holed 0nl $40,000,000 Grail to llis Favourite C0nii'a`t‘.-

tors. Some Local instances as Well. -_

'ditionn it was quite certain that the

work could be more cheaply done. Sir \\'ili'rid appears to hr-_-/9 taken M, 1\<'ii0li~ Mill the Commission refused io cancel the contract. ln a long let~ ter to Mr. Hayes, the Chairman en- llfffii/_oi'~eil to argue that he had no au- thority to cancel the contract. but it is clearly provided in the contract that where the contractor is in dp: fault the Uominission can take thi work from him. Not. only did they ro- iuso to cancel the contract, but at thl vr.~ time when they were discussin .

ry g

the matter with Mr. Hayes the con= sented to an assignment to 0 - 0‘Gorn1an & McDougal, whereby

was agreed that Davis & (fd, should receive 10 per cent. of thai gross cost oi’ thc- work. That 10 pd; cent. was to be deducted by the Coin- inission from tho estimates. Thy t‘oinmlssion duly ilediicteil it and Mi P. &< J. ’l`. DAVIS RECEIVED 'D

757/10.000 FOR DOING NOTHING, :iq which had the Commission and th

time the work had bccoino carry of _'ir- ct-.ss by i'ca.aoii oi' tho work done hy the coiiti_~uctoi's to thc cast und to the west ot them. Mr. Hayes oi the Gi'nii<l Trunk Pacific drew the atten-

Government performed their duff. they never would have receivad,.'

in this wr-y $70,000 wAs ADD!!

TO THE DUFIDEN OF EVERY MAN woMAN AND ci-ui_n in PRINM

tion oi' the Prime Minister, Sir Wil-_ EDWARD ISLAND."

»IIFIHE_I_IOYlIIIlINl}II_ _P _ I _

onto und Montreal sanio as last \l\'Ii'c.i7-I-~ _ _ _

. ' The moon iiscs this evening at :»00

Quehtc $1.80 to $2.00 | " -_ ' ' Halifax nun P. E. lslnnil stock lil fin -The first quarter ot the moon was

to $2‘00_ _ Ifn \\'rdnc.-<l:i_\'. Nov. 21st at 5.29 p.m.

Local $200 ,U 2_10_ , .Tho moon will he full on Wednes- St_ John $1.90 to 2.10. . tiny. .\`: v. 18th. at t.4l p.in.

ihirfnio $1.80 to 2.00. I New York and Boston $2.2?-_ ,hours uni: ten mliiiites.

l`rid Laurier. und the Commission toi Yet the Lnurlcrite oaniiidfwes sped! tho fact that the time had ne-:irly ex- oi` t'i'aiti ' pired for doing this work; that none it should be nioiiiionoft that Mr. W. ot’ it had been done; that ii high price S. Fielding, who was I-‘inauco M‘lZni.i~ had been agreed to be pain because ter nt that time, protested againut till- oi’ its rcmotencss from civilization, method bei-ig piirsiied but.Bir W112i1,d und that now as the work was easily ;o"ricr refused to interfere. get-at-alilc the Goveriunent should take Tliere :irc some instances of local zidvaiitngf; oi’ their right to cancel the "high finance" where Laurier imp- coiitivicts iiiiri advertise theni again porters \\'e~i‘c the beneficiaries, but lierzuise. hi- said, under the-_ new con- of that anon.

IEIIIIY RIIIISIVEII _ -IIIAKINII IIIIEBEII

ARRIVISlI Illlllli Il _"SIltI|l IIIR IIIURIER"

Press Despatch)

'l’ORONTO_ Nov. 2ti.~~'l`reiueiiiious l\lOT~!'l‘ltE.~‘l._ Nov. 26.-The list of

t-iitliusiasin gi'ecteil Colonel 'l'iie.otloi'c suppoi'tt‘¢.< oi Sli Wilfild Laurier liooscvclt .inn his party un his arrival tlet-ted by iiceinination in Quebec 'Wll

' vlGt0l'y lhcrc today to assist iii the great Vic- raised Satui'duy, when the Uliionlbt

tory Lonii meeting this evening. _opponrnt ol J. A. Ftiiiei' in Laval Two

_ ill-lounrnins, il, Ji. 'pin announced hi;

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_(Q3"H<!i§‘{‘l |°fCS§ WSI*-'-'»°‘-I lol' the British foriec-,A in Mesopotamia.

_ \\-A§i'll_\'(.l lON_ Nov. :£i>i;~-l)cr|ni':i- wh., dint; .in Novcnibfr 18th, after n. tions ot war iigaiilst .»\u.~"ti‘iu. 'l`urkc_\' |,|~i,,f i11n,,,,,-,_ _nrn-n|nb\,;-<1 to chain;-gy and Ilnlgaria, Lliniriunn istonc, of thc ac,-,,,.di“g to inn Saturday Review.

Senate Foreign Relations Coiiiiiiittee, ____ _.____.

declared today sc-ein "excee<iiugly ad- Mina,-d'5 |_in|m¢n¢ cn;-¢5 coldp, QQ,

visable to simplify ii. sitiizitiozi iio\\' ..._ ________...__... anomalous." "\\'c are in fact." said .|,.|..|..|..;..p.|.»;-.-|.»|»1»-|»»|»-|»§4»,§§|»

l.O.\7l)ON, Nov. 26.--'leneral Frede-

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()T'I`A\\i\. Nov. ..ib.--bo far :is ir- ____ ..

known by the l\lilitiir_v Service tloun- Y

vil tliero is nn intention oi’ pnssnn; an Order-iii-tiouiicil to give l'armcr.»: iviioicsiilo cxtiiiptivii t`r0ni iiiilitnry service, runiors that such _:in Order- in-Couiicil is in conteniplatioii have ieaclicd hcro iiom various points. _ mmm Apply 146 Pownal SL 14103,.

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rollout board. also _ligiit-i10ll5€‘k5°U' ing rooms, lfil Wvymoutli St.

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tirewood. Ur; Hardw00rl}?rof»£i;‘ld~ \ l l D_ .towart, 164 'ent ' "D 'V 0 1044-11-23MD't'P.

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.iii/.url h<|<-. last H:iiurd.i_v it-i tlif' tory lioiiii was $lt.750,0Utl. `

Minards Llnimient cures gargct in cows

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lust imported from Beaton tht" .siim-ri-or Speed Slelirhs. sont two. light and strong, W. B. Mchle.

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oi' Fox Ranch. Good position for a competent man. Apply to Box 147 illiziriottetown. 1376-li-26MSIi .__,____________-__.___._._,_...»-_ MUSKRAT AND cnoss FUX

skins wanted. t~\peclol prices to All some orders. J.- D. Jenkins.

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'l‘EMPEl'{A TURE `

TODAY IS THE 1212tI1 DAV OF

CAN/\DA'S PARTICIPATION IN

THE WAR. 1

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