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“_ case of iiitluenza in the city for at

" - » r < '_ inost ot us care to admit. Hie great

,r down through the ages who ignored .\

it . . _ ;; outcasts lroni their soeiety-and it bcnef actors to the race--because

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President-Major A. A. Santo!! __ ' -

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J. R. Burnett. I D- K- CU‘3"|°

‘ WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 11!h,1918 __

'The opening of the Patriotic Fund and Red Cross campaign is later than usual, but this was im- avoidable owing to. the influenza `.-pitleiuic and, afterwards to the

l.o;in. It was felt it could not clash with L`:uiada’s loan etiert. _

lhit in our prosperity and ease

:tt-.pt in their acetistonied comfort.

\\‘ha'. that nieant for them.

.-\ valued t‘orrcspoiiileiit directs

the attention of the (iuardiaii to two rumours which have gained currency throughout the country :uid wliicii are believed by many. |'i`lic_v are ti) that the "influenza epidt-niic has broken out again in the cit_\', that there are from (io to So new cases and the iicwspapers ,ind the iiierclizints are trying to - 'ntppress the matter fearing it will

hurt the Christiiias trade." " _ \'\'t» assure our correspondent and any others who may have |iiear<l this report. thai. tliere is no truth whatever in it. To niake as- surance doubly sure we enquired of the Ma'or :uid the 'medical

_least two weeks and thai there is not a case at present.

(3) That "thc iiiilitary hospital

is under quaraiitiiie due to :i case of diphtheria which is really l"`lu." Tliis also is incorrect. /\l>out two \\'t‘t-ks ago a soldier coiitraetetl sort: throat. lle was ininietliatoly isolated' in a ward away from the other initiates, the whole hospital was put under quarantine until a hacteriological exaniiiiation of the

"l`:'.ll<iii_t_f to the gallery is not

coiilined to the politiciaii or to the pettyfoggiiig la\\'_ver. lt is ai more

. g‘ci1ei':il iiicaiis of livelihood than

1 in:ijoi'ity indulge in it, witness the

fact that history records so few

i "thc gallery" oi' defied it, spoke

their honest thought and became

V To cite a concrete ease: About

wtzites. a young man fell in love

3; iwith a young woman who was a

il ` il\V2*Y f"U“‘ her 0W"@f° l»`01` H115 lm `cLvilizatioii. This is ever true of the was tried ai_id_ cond_enined to deatli. ‘umm Wim Huliks to the ga}1ery_'i

li slave, iiiarried her and took her

l lhe judge in passing sentence up-

on him dwelt eloquently upon tue Iheinousiiess of his crime, iinplored ~ ` i in eloquently blaspliemous lan- guage, to prepare for the judgment before whose awful ‘bar he must hortly appear to answer 'Tor his sin, and named the day and the

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Never bet`m'e in the history of the fur business have furs

been so high. Take atlwiritege now. Send _voiii' tliipmeiits to the best and largest fur lioiise in thi- Dominion willi eslablislied connections iii United States and linrope and he assured of highest prices. We pay upostatio or 1-xpres'i charges. lieniit- ianees made Same diiy as received. l"i_irs held in vault, and valuation submitted when requested.

' Write for pricelist an-il shipping tags. Our NEW .BRANCH OFFICE noiv open -- Wut.¢\.r Street, opposite Bank of Nova Scotia. Summerside, P. E. I. References any Bank in Summer-

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hour for his execution. The severity of the sentence caus- ed such a revulsion of feeling in Iingland that petitions asking for clemency were circulated and num- erously signed not only by English but by American clergyinen and

_ others, with the result that the » death sentence was committed to l “scourgiiig and banishnient . for

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'Ihe fact that others even in the

slave states saw the terrible. dis- crepancy between the guilt and the punishment, shows that feel-

. ings of humanity existed even as

long ago as Seventy four years._The

- judge however was “talking to

the gallery” 'talking to the men and the women who rep- resented the public opinion of the day. He spoke what they believed or thought they believed in, not what he himself believed in if he

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Es & l '_ if `0f_C_2|`|§t3|][i|]0p|e it. Mtouiiititiia, Rep

their celebration oi’ the victory of the.

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Canada’s voluntary contribution

Lo these funds has been magnificent ;.1nd this Province has well done _its part for with this lastcall we 'will liave sufticient funds to Our

\~.'iiliclra\\'al in favor of the \"ictory.'ercdit to pay in full the allowance to

‘the soldier’s fziinily, up to the date 'oi his return, and to ensure to the :wounded man eareand attention in

it matters not greatly when thelhis need. -:all comes to us. `\_\'e know whatl 'lhc 'idea is to finisli this work these orgaiiizavoiis' have done ‘mlas a \°olu|itary_offeririg of a grate- the past for those who left tiieiful people, without burdeiiing the province in their splendid manhoodlliovernnieiit at the last moment af do battle for the right and save :with this ad<htion_al cost. It will |_:s from at servitude worse than itlius he ii splendid memorial for all l.l-3 ith. Tlieir fani;lics have been time of a. people's high ideal and a

lasting iiieiiiory to those ive serve.

and tliemselvcs cared for 'whenl In our Christiiias rejoicing we

siclt, or in _prisoii-and we \vill|c:ui well spare a contributioii for know better when they return .auch objects and with such a deter-

niination;

Uni-‘ot'.\ii>i~;o nuiiotnts

:1eci'etioiis from the p:iticiit`s throat was made in Halifax, showing the cxtrenie precautions taken to safe- guard the health of the soltliei's.'l`lic report came back witliin two days rtating posili\'el_v that the trouble wats not dipiitlieria; The r|uarai_i1.iiie was at once removed and the con- valescent lioiiieopeiictl to \'i.~‘ilOrS :ts usual. It may be remarked here that this patient was afterwards re- iiioved to Halifax for special treat- ment for other than throat troulnle. There is not a case of illness of aiiy kind, eoiitagions, iiiieetiotis or otherwise in the convalescent home. _

Uiiiortuiiately there are in every

tountr_\', and we have our share of tlieni, idle gossips who take at pec- ifliar delight in telling startling things. They are the authors of these runioui's.Tlie open and above- board iiianner in which the news- papers of tliarlottetowii, witliout- exception, treated the epidciiiie 'wlicil it was here as well as ever_' tthcr case of infectious disease, _t_»'ivcs'tlie lie direct to the charge that the iiewspapers and the niei'-- chants conuived at suppressioii of the facts.

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wris a man of oi‘oinary intelligence. tad he. had the courage of his con- victions he would have refused ti. pass such a sentence even altliough .t was legal and cvcn if it cost him his place on the bench. _\\'liat an impetus it would have given the abolition movement if lie had resigned his office ratliezu than pass such a sentence! \‘\"hat an hnoured place he would have o"cupied in future history if lie had

izotiiieed the sentence and the law

lim YW" 1844, in Um Of U10 _U“llL‘d.\\fliicli deinaiidcd it as an outrage

upon huiiianilyl This he was not strong enough to do aiid by not. doing it he, bv so niueh, retarded

; Slavery \\'as "right" in the opin- ion of the slave states, in the opin- _oii of our own province seventy or eighty years ago, for we have -in our govemment archives a record _of the purchase and sale' of a. slave. .It was “right” because it was pub- licopinion. It was not right, how- lever, in the opinion of those who lsaw and recognized it as an evil, 'and there were many of ‘tliesef Yet how few of tht-in had the courage to denounce it. Had those who should have been the leaders of

_thought spoken their honest opinion slavery would have been abolished generations before it was.

Me-_ _ ' _ l There are toda , as in ages gone

Y by, leaders of thought. or rather men who should be leaders of thought, who voice the opinion of the community rather than their own, because it pays, because it is

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"DID GOD PLAN FOR THE JEWS

TQ C-RUCIFY JESUS?" asks 'M. Lf B. This is the logic ot’ the teaching ot' a gi~t-at iniaiiy. but lt cannot be true for

the reason that God condeiiined .and puiitslied the J-.iws for doing tit, which lie would not have done, il they were earryliig out l-lis plan. My iinderstaiiil-

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1-ilu but the instant he repents he forgiven. There is no need for Cliristlan to s1n`a.s`Ciii-lst give, mm strength tio resist .ovary igmmaunn -f' me mm is it christian who deliver-its-' _ly sins and continues therein. Ong? ‘ot the greatest delusions today. is thy-_ nien may continue to sin and yetbgi. Ciirlstiaus._ These will have it rudé., awakening. See iuattiiew z`5:;ii.46_

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lieeii prtxeurutl by a deseoiiyliiiit of t;ei|_ _F. A. Laipnset, one of the deieiiiltiis of Metz.

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Vesta, Old Colony, Herk- _ sliire, Cromwell and Vesta design _ , . ... . $10.0() doz.

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Table Spoons. in above

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Nevada Table Spoons

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Carvers in Attractive silk and Pliish Cases priced $6.00. $7.60, $10.00, $13.00 to $l'6.50 Silver Plated Casseroles with White I’oreelain llinings ...... .. ._ ...$21 00 Relish Dishes. silver plated with cut glass inset _ and $6.50 lion lion Dishes, glass inset .. ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... ._ $3-25 Bread Knives, beautiful designs with sliver handles . . . . . . . ... $2.0() i Itrcnfl Knives with Ivorine ll.andle~i .. . .. ._ .$l.00 and $l.50 (`elluoid Ilandle Knives, Best English Makes, prices from $1-'l-.00 up

~ Gillette linzors,iii neat ...$5.00

i Autiostrop Razors, . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . _ $5.00, $6.50 and £7.50 * Sat-imo Safety Razors in Nickel and Gold Cases, ......$5.00, $5.50 and 7.50 '

Ever-Ready Safety Razors ............. . . .. ................... .. .. $1.25 Emliroirb-rv Scissors priced from ................ .. . ..___50c, 75c, $1.00 and up Potket, Knives, best grades, many designs from . . . . . . . . ... ~ ~ » - UP

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coiiie rthod through long usage,l , ‘ . _ . ` are bgng petiiieitiaied. ` Milfs 0V€I‘S 1085 4 Blwkle Jersey $4.50 Men’s Overshoes 1 buckle Heav ......$240

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