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'l`ie:`apptal oi Hon.'_l, A. .\lacD0r‘.al-4. Proviricial

llareit-ur oi .\'alional Service. to the uianhood 0l

- ` 4; “rim-c lndward lshnd, appears elsellrliere in this issue yg »:~" 'ff' -.t.- comment! tt- careiul perusal to our faders.

_jf -' 7 ~ explairzefl, the tie-.sign oi this cc-mpalgn ts to secure

l, fs. .-A <..~,-mftry oi the mail'-power oi' the comitiy, not ne- " ` » ~' "I-. for militant ser\'ict;- but for service \\‘i‘_efever

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,ft t lf ,, if r_~¢.',~; aff led, 'altether zrz :ri:=`xi;-_1 munili-rfas, _f ' ;if' .f s ' - : . 4 "-'_-fi aut?-_ I-;eeo:r.¢-1 the :rwiuftriai and tgt;-rin.-~

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ft' ws . - ' Q ..ua~;hiner_- going, or v-rtatever ir: the oplr.tio.-rt -- lx".-xorta! :ervice (_omrnitte~e. may best serie the

lite country a.-vi of ine Empire. The duty. as ,_ ,_ ,"f_ ;t ft- mr _mints mit. is to pmfrtptly and correctly ; ".77 " li.-: ani- and otier to accept 1-erii-te any ~»r‘nere

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= i rt. f5'~<=° tatnzatgzz at ztre=a_»..-t 5-: -,,rf»2r"~=. cttw

1 ___I;"' 5- ' 1 for imlitar-. ~er-.si-.'t‘:, tallgrig for ard for titef

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;_t*‘,» "§, ‘ -'.f-far hir.-1.-_ tptlzng for a st-1);): taxi.-tg oi all our 4 `. . _ . _ . . _ . , L- ~`<r<1t an-.vers :rr‘rr:en. :ri industrial possibilities. in‘ .. -

` #3 _jgi r tl'-eve-:-e on' of .=`;'~he.-ies, of mines, oc' ever?"-.

if _ ' _- t 1 .~.T';t.§'. »~,~rr._;r:-_-- our rational life, can-` 5 t‘ 'crave ‘nitie :~2.;I'f§:.g ~:r`ie~?t- upoli :he future

ii i 5" 731C 1.--'v~4rrli L" our .ourtlrn The call for re-

__ 'tml _#aint az-2 to :se dzflereiit war iimd-5 vtlll bnngll'i“‘1\’» N111 1'-'V all Pmdlcal Pl-"P0555 RU5933 mall'

‘» 11'- - 5"" 'L1' 'i'- 'ri-_ rititre than rraterlal fmntrettuttftns

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"?,.~' » ' z -_-‘.-:.’_'. 1'//§_-.' ti.: ;.r,t;r;g _-1; well as Z`r.f,o;-

*f fu,.;»etI ;- ‘f§.'e»“.~:ti. The one word {,I:t.'j;

=.~.~: f;'.~:.'_u t.:?.e.' influcetnent, For two

<;r ivitlrert 1'.;~.e heard tl-ii, word duty' from! "~ pulpit, their homes. in their newspa-

"”-<-~' -'f`1>_'."4f=2f.':I:.s. have seen their older

"- 'f'1‘-"if I'2='.l'>er=. their neigiii./,rs inte all and . the lflarion tail of Dub.. They have seen in ite- -'f " '».”;.'<-. flux; giorxftefi by sacrifice. death betonlirig

'F-"~ 11% 2;Y~f4!';f love that lays fi-'.t-in its life for’

I il'»'e.”. death itself. fieath met on the battle-

' 1 the ;r;rforrrari-ce or' fiutw. i1a~ become an

‘ ' '.1 _ tif.-t a .'~g»e'_ir»: to be flretilefl iirought up

’=`- 'ef-'tif/=.}»l'1c'.'e what -houlri it not dr,_ what will t the l/tzilding up vi -tharacterf' Sellishne'-5 U-'f.a‘.h'nig space v.l'iere duty i~ paramount.

' ~- faithful performance oi duty is the one ` ff ‘§f?f~'~'1l»l4:, where the shirker is obliged to sneak f ’ ‘f.-'vw' or leave his country to get away from " -1 ~'-l=f-'r.'_f 'rj-'es of those who are doing their duty.

` ’f"-lf‘:'ft:;al»l;.' the war and ite difierent appeals i<

""’li§. e- r.ot.7'ting else could mould, the future of ' '“’»'-'f`»-'P' H14 fu' our people. It is placing the higher 7-,” 02 1/1-fic-t.>.I= that command our irtterest,.that

~ tlzzrtgi in their real perspective. Sym- i'»‘~»' ff.-i-ling. love of right, a holy detestation

" "fY":' hflfl 5Ylju’~lii.'e and cruelty are engendered by

'Ye of daily occurrence, We .'-,ee and our

t' rt l -ve that "war is hell" and thfrit’ See also that

f i-“if df/~.~.rl of the lid upon it and alleviating the _ I! has produced is the highest and noblest

.. oi service that men are capable of giving. Let .tt-rl taice our pan, whatever it may be, in the pre. mtlnpaign, not the part of indiilerent onlookers

_ oi active participants, doing our whole duty whe- 1=':r that lead us to the battlefront or to the home of

widow and the orphan. Both paths are open to us both are equally worthy of our highest service.

It thcolle we can bring out physical strength, to the

a share of our material blessings, and out of it

we shall emerge better truer, worthicr citizens of a

"'~""r." that will havebought for itself freedom and

lilcssiligs of civilization. t

wat oztilAnt°ivl\u'rs risticii

:‘l“"l' Ulf Ufering opinions as'to why Germany

peace lust at present and why she is in such a about it. While, doubtless there are many in the hack of the German mind- one good and

reason for her present great desire for

is that she has failed and she knows it. She has

it since the Battle of the Marne; she has

lt since the Battle of Verdun. Her objective she set out was not the Black Sea, thatwas to_ afterwards, What she wanted was the English

At thc Battle of the ‘Mame the outlet to

ntlglitit Citattttel was time against ittt-. 'rtxlttyl llicylinglish Channel to Switzerland there is a

line of iron and ,_st¢¢l, ttf artillery anti itt-

pftvrer is tnexhawtible, and that she is now being su

eighteen months she would be rctdi' for still greater

war lords are loolzizig at. There are clamourings for

stifled by cavalry charges and by cruel blows on the treat- b h .». be h ld h L .i ie t elr c if ren are starting. is a so stanr s as a spectre demanflinv peace as an alternative to worse

sham hypocritical hand outstretched oi the past few

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.She undertook to apply the "white feather" cure to slackers and in one of her pilgrimages she accosted a gentleman in civilian dress who in her opinion should

bag she offered to pill it on the lapel ol' his coat. \\'ith undisguised contempt he told her to "go ahead.” Her pinning finished, he cooly unbuttoned his coat, revealing a Victoria Cross and a D. C. .\l. pinned to his vest. She had the grace to apologize anti the sav- ing grace of repentance and accordingly' threw her stock of leathers in the gutter.

Her act ii-asthe act of many who undertake to

judge others and her experience should be of value to the rest of us. That there are slackers and cowards and shirkers there is no doubt. Many who to all out- ward appearance are physimlly fit for military' service have been refused admittance to the army _for some defect, perhaps slight, sometiimcs serious, and are bearing their cross in silence. There are many such in this province as well as in other provinces. \Ve are not their judges for we do not know, and in every case the prudent and the charitable course is to 'refrain from judging. Besides being debarred by physical de- fects many are bound by ties that we know nothing of, held back by causes which are known only to them- selves.

The present campaign for recruits is a searching

one; the campaign to secure an inventory of the coun- try's potcntialities is also a searching but an absolutely necessary one. It is one also which is left to the con- sciences of individuals and no one else can get behind that. We can only trust that the retltrns made shall be made truthfully and conscientiously; that those young men who go through the war time in civilian dress and who are sticking by their former employ- ments are able to /do so with clear consciences knowing that they are doing all that they can. There is one su-

-,a|idlhe.\orth:<avrheretbeGernianhgts\1snb|e.s "The seas oi the world and Germanv"s lm! colonies!

f'f°"“““r”°”'r'°"°~°°'°L'*'”“f'">"°'"f°°f@THE MEN OF PE ISLAND

m Eurqpc itat Gernxany has occupied bo that ii we, o »

.i<.f,'.-¢tt=ttit¢tna;,atttli0t.k»tit»iuni»¢fttfnt»<lt=¢ptf;- ... -_ ‘

vt' should still `1ave no reason to admit that the mapi _ _ gi--s mt fa-mu- gmt: of oe-tm mftmlly the Director ol National Service to Place

“"‘°‘°‘°' l” °“’”""’“‘°“ ‘“’“" ‘° "" lltl E Power Ill their AvdlaH¢

. military expert of the .\`e\\' York Times to be one oil r 9

tif tm -fat-lm tt' the igi-mg in -t-= tim, ltsurocs at the Dlspasal ot their Calllry.

iyear._ He thinks that too great stress annot be bidi upon the ian that Gerinany is short of cotton, and cot-l

tw. as we all know, is a necessary in.grediem oi alll Poruietirsitime in ouhistorr an tried lu! he D051 villiilf il ll”

fxpbgttt-ft. \\'itl\out it the powder cannot b¢ matielappal is heiiigmadewuiemaimood `eme!xeM.v. lib ,

for evcez the srnall guns. 'l°nne and time and again it, °‘ l-hi* P'°"'i°°¢ m Ph” ‘heir mmm; The appml is urgmui- Fade [lb me and will mean to those b0J's of his amfmprad ,hal 3 Suhsfhme bag hte” digg energy at the disposal ol the state tor lp mm reslfllls 3\1"°°*l I .the ltifnb who tor one reason or anoth- lc-ztrered for cottori. but a substitute for cotton is \'er)'l 'U Wmwesi-A gn” fnuwm mm *ma enmlmém as ,oamfléd ibm? t ~ er mu expect no Christmas :ills from

much like a substitute for food. lt is by no meansl be had Zyanlxxizsninx `:‘!,:;h;: limybiébk :hm the German ”miU°Y:" Qmlnign ma)-I ‘lie been wntelit to la other me-n do the lad with rt'-garld to lt. l»n`t allow 3L‘5"9l9l“5)' 3°Q2?"f mx 5 l"1"Gur';"/1 ure' iw’ no mix' postal the fighting. and to lei other any consideration whatever to pn;-vt-nil ‘reason than that she cannot get the cotton with which `um 0, me Emp", my ms, at m¢_`y¢,¢ from “mtg your tant duly wut-, W “Bk ll" @<Pl‘-'fi"**- -*ll ll* “ffl COWU- “iclifl ttttiia ‘nie all nom me trout it mais- " plain wa rant-tteti this welt. alll and e_~tpk,¢éve chernicals in the world, all the armies tent tor men, and more men. and nor doin tail to otler for service 0! wmv ‘and all the":'f/.rd cannot equip the guns with their that callwmeslous amuse-’ 011112" 5°" “W” m“i“S U"-‘ “'“-"“- “W5 _Fodder there is no cotton. Tne iailure ot' the Bri- ¢r bt-‘Ore to give our man power and will your immediate duty to the ua- ,tish govemrnt/.tt to make cotton absolute contraband “dl” ’““°""‘ '*“'“'“" "' *S°"°”°l "T: bt:_“mm°5_'h_°1§f:p;;"::_y(a”rii"j;:i_ i

,_ .., .-,._ _ _,.

2? Mun. ai me war began has bum greafiy cnnozed know that theBr1ti.'~.tlEtnpire `|,(,¢ ,QL-1, nee or unit- your near- _

had ‘his count been taken' and the Upmions and in' ,and its Alli€'5 lf# <t=iii€ ¢Q~1i=1 “J Ulf est Vflitmaster who will enmity- yt.ti by "i‘“‘i"7""""""' p» ['~- L ls‘llrislma_s season.

and sun (ive For this purpvée

your hands on which you are rt-Qllif'

ettoft is simple fact. The-se are the tt-tttaftmtfits in 241° sits f“°'1‘”‘°"“=*'§"P ”_""‘ ““1 Than anywhere elseon earth. lf you have Silver Foxes on hand - few or many -- lhf .wrff “rw '-vhifh Ihr G¢1’m2n»“'=lf map *HS iff” ab" "‘° ,°°““""" "°'""°” '" Til” get in touch with a firm of reliable SilvartFoit spezialists - win knotv vllu as - wh

tion to this great struggle to be accur-

d““"`"' The” 3" 'hc f""c" behmd "`""““-"" dei” wt, judged vott are mea to give can bedepended on for prompt, honest returns and whose clients are able and "" l"'“°“ Wi ‘h‘"€ 3" '“h“' “‘“"" ‘hm ‘he Gema" titit information wltttttartii. w HH willing to ply fancy prices tor the choicest skins or the highest average prices

out the answers to ALL questions on

pace among the people, cries oi hungry women and l h E C 3 ,, d c O ir I, E C I 1 )._ and f0\’ 3V€X'agC gfades '_ ‘

little children. These cries have been choked a.~ld`,0 mum it promptly. 'rltttt is For inStanCe_

the duty of every man .\OW. ln WY'

<. = ut ungry ~ 'omerl cannot e in c ec - tormlnz INS duly YOU 60 H01 ‘alle "F" f I C ..h~| h* hi; - »' Th' l- 1- on yourself any further vblisaliw M. F. P 0,,

There ts no more law to comlltfl BUY

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and during the pre;nt year real peace ofiers, not the* fm” '° “er” his country 3 er mg ..-

ln this card than there was before. ll

.i....,`..-ill t.. mat. .mt .. it-tit tom. tt.. .wt t.. ‘B °““°‘f “ "M '=*f°~=- Sv” “S 3" | A1 is w. 29 lit si., New votit. A

good business men practice at this

term= dictated by or approved by Germany. mason of me y,a,_ But beat- in mind 3 Illl|)0l‘tlDt NOUCC - I

_**”_")0(‘“"'*"*'- that the nation which has always Hi\‘° The tlrm of M. F. Pfaelzcr & ('o..

en olue lit:]tl1re<l(pI;rnienttr;r<;e;io;1ot;9 Eianth; ;ii1’e'e:'t;l;°:€stl?;el;t;y;' sallgk tart;

our ive; D t

bo li

.\ story is told of a lady whose enthusiasm outran to us. should be entitled- to have 1 . » . __ -, .gi __

her discretion in connection with militarv service. man power and ltnalenalti retioiircei 1 L"=' _ -1'3"'-' _ ' " 1 " “_"'**i-“.1

._ ‘ v - ' t e 0 r u

placed at her ser Le 111

need.

National service does not necessar-

ily mean active service overseas.

be in khaki. Taking a white fefthcr from her hand-t though that is the highest form ll can

take at this time. Food and ammuni- tion for the men at the trout ls IHS! as essential as the men themselves. Consequently a man may "G0 llli hilt" just as effectively at home as he could

tional service idea nl that men and women shall volunteer to serve the state in whatever capacity their ser-

(special to the Guardllh-)

BERLIN, Jan. 2.- The Pearl!

drum in over tor the present. MYB the 'raegllsche Rundscnau who ever abandoned ltlmttelt to it will be wir ered by the enteute reply and will adopt hlmnelt to the lmrd reality. lt the German oder is todn’ l’¢l¢¢l°d the thought ot peace ls not shelved by this refusal. The Brltlsll. I"fel\0ll and Russian people have been tl¢l“¢` ed into the belle( that our oder was L confession ot our weakness and an attempt to save ourselves before col- lapse.

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DIILY SBECTIUIS FOI IBIIDIII IEIDBSE

Furnlvhod by

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and there is not an inchof that line th.-tt holds pfeme duly before each 011° of, us. 2 duly if' .Wl\iCh wel * °‘“-L "° ""’“""

filly :cpe to Germany. ‘Mol-gov" that \in¢ is be- all share and which no one can shirk without injury. S I u me

l ickcr and stronger; Germany has been told irreparable injury to himsekf-that is to win the`war. 55”” U°°° . “l i " l '° b” ,. _

t}r<'2.t liritain and France an place guns of dig As to what each shall contribute, that -is each one’s ‘t|iz,'°:y:;'lz|ti;lh::' ettiiivliisllol mit " ' _ ~ _ I ,qllbrfalong thgivhole line to close that their owr. bminess. Many have contributed all they held **°f“°"l*°“° *° 0° I N 7 ‘ - ~= ~

wilmcztch out _otltet-. Atta mia” tltit, titt dear on wth, their homes. their positions. their com- »'rtl$ft'.iFt»'t'i.2 't'.t'i'.ltt'Itttt`l2' it till:

'Hiro' yttlttttvi symptom fttmm' ' balm; -t ha ltrtlcttw att l' 5; lta.\“=f»°°- _ ~

tlircction of Germany aiitd swapingsetierythingg l:f;|»¢ laid doaiinlives liiaielr to th:m thgn iliieir militarily Anil: izept-Tyderl:iilll xvlgngm. ,-.,_ l.lj!t¢li.n§,ha» become a..1eritabl¢ spectre to G¢f- thank God, there are enough ol these still to save the II llllllllrr Ind Mvll ¢lf°l°¢ lf' ll"` "Elf ';n.Lt~. ~. » , Empire, to save civilization from the wreck that iff, "°°""°m°m to meh anne* :_ P°l"¢ ¢Q»"th¢__ltiap, as hor boastful admirers do threatened it. And there are the others' we cannot l»°°°°“ "°' “Wm” °“ "'°‘“‘°"'*’

:lien seeking to show the strength of her position, ig know them and it is best that we cannot., _They shalllm °‘¢ll:;'oo1v‘::edwvil?:"li:`g\:

fn ‘ , ' ' ‘ ' ll ll 1,0 I1 ' 5: :tue to conceal what really overlies the map. continue to llve_in the shelter bought for ll¢ft\_ bytl\flt=.°fl';'}°:'l';’:;:_“°°“5:,'r’f 212°". Lm’_

Idlfvdtttt that~msy-be altered-to-mob aacntices of their hett¢r|;.they will be conbalt to ltvclw., ,M “Mn °dA¢m3~.| 5¢.tt`{'|__ an is cel# _ n to altéredin a few months? as parasites, as mere liceon the body P0litti?. lt is *UNI WUI 0"* 1 " “"1 " " 5"

M"f'°*'¢f~ ld lk; ivMi“we look' at tlielnap 'remem best that Je do not and cannot know them lies; for-°°"° $':f,“"°' ’f,°§,:'» »'|'~,,°':°',',f,'l-rt..,t,¢t, mit lwrvlexittg pmt of me

' . ~, . _lon war co . 1 _ __ ~

"" "‘””" '°° =“’°°" th' mv. mtl that tltt oeftmtt lim tttttl itat for ttt, itttt they know tltettttelm .mtl tttttlxna it tie.-_lA sit wttttm a°i»::;}o,§>:f“_i:';g_»;':;o:~;»¢d§\‘:t;-br::§~. F B R 3 S

also ii`@°‘|°i1a'p. Save a bcrap in East to their own master they stand ofiall or fallen. ‘t t ` .at thrmuan-to not And rnlmut ttt mimic. - ' O

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I Stlrtlllt - Ito Follows il the Ink?

,»\ .W.-Bruce, Rai Point. has opened ian and lt will he ncklwiletlged ll s Rundmasxers Patriotic Fund. 'rho the wlumns ol the Guanilnm idea being that every Rnadmasuer con~|Andreu- looney, Uttlo Har- txibutts $2.50 in the Fund. The money] hour 32,55 any he uni to lr. A .W Bruce. to 8. S. Robertson, Klngxborough 32,50 ur. it _w tm--sing. mutt til xouln. A. anim, nal Point 2_5;

_ Robert Wares. Wheatley River $250

home. ll will give me the greatest. possible pleagure to he the medium through -xtlout your gilt will be dis-

AUKN Enltribnlm and 1 promise you that I will

make lt my personal business to _ee

--" ithat your $31.01 shall he distributed

T31* f°ll0‘-33 3'l‘i“4"' "3" we" ""iexat_-tly as the contributors intended

<1;-ire! from Major Campbell. tbanittng ima, it should’ U11' Sll-\d¢'H\5 iff lb* l“'"'_"° “I w"l°"‘i I wish to thank you most heartily Cvllftf' fm’ “fi” 1° ff* m""‘- land through you the students of good

9'7"" Hmm- F- H- l`»~iold l’. W. f`. for your generous gift “ 115"-" “‘"‘l'~ s“"”y"it\'hit-li will do much to help ward off

15"’ De”-»l"1‘;‘ that terrible home sickness which is

sure to attack us all during the

Mr. James Bntvt.

'ar S.r. ~ lit. ini' .--ivlrlt trttm a short; '

terests oz neutral; disregarded it is possible that the “sk bdore mem, bm ,hu H. do not J. A. lfl‘“l*|‘~ , wilt ft- Pr-.t .~.».ttt-l _v.,...~ l..tt,., 1,.; Yours '.anhmny_

war noultl have ueen over tty now. blnce last Fenawa, U, ,atm i, me urgent Natl ot D,,_._¢.,m Mauna, 5,»,,..-_W "J, P E 2_7, , .

itruary, tiemiarty has been forced to depend upon mobilizing onrmen and material iu0f~, land. rt tt _t»...f -f .2 x.tt.ltt»»:~;s utratts 10:'»lh Balm ner accumulated ~tore= ot' cotton and the amount she idol- to strike such a M0' 25 *ill Eff*-f' - _ __ __A . Y __A- -- =..... ' if-' J

=-at:.itg '_.~» e . .t 1.4:-1._-: -.»=t\ you how- B. lI.t'aI|>h¢-ll. lnjor,

me iff,-t able to tmuggle ;,, gmm mm,-ala This it by may proclaim our strength 1° lhftw - - -- - ~ - ~ A ~ ff* ~- re " r ~. l no means ezougil. The lack oi cotton must be one *Ml* "”ld_‘h" ‘ml-'N ‘"7 °' *emma . _ I

oz' her most desperate problems. ° V°"m°“°l“ pau” _ i

s, » -' ' 1 . . _ - , ' _ .

.lol then there .. Ru--la. \\t» to not tltarli uit- The `a"“m’l ‘enme Board of an e

le" h h " 'Y ‘ hi "- 1 - ' _ mtlaha.sbeeuchaI'S0\‘l "l\hm9d"U"’l` 1 rsiarltl t e situation on t e tzastem lrontier. \\e making a complete enmimem 0, ,hi l

male population between the 281' 0’ _ l ,V

l" sixteen ` ~ ' ` t .

plied tsith munitiolis at an amazing rate. That Rus- me 9,62", feat has been specially ‘I is sta in the next =Ex months will be able to undertake named as “_\`atiolu\ Service Week." _ ‘ the grate-st ofierisive ;-he has yet made, and that ill during which £21118 Will be P18060 ill; ' y

the sum of $35.00.

by going to the front. The whole na- i

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Peace Dream 0ver ’

‘L New York Fur Auction l Sales Corporation

t Announces that its next

-t Public ‘Fur Auction Sale '

f _ will be item on '

1 January 22nd. 1917 I

‘ And the days following _

| Snlpmiznts for this sale must be itt New vttrlt by Jattttttty sth. Eatly

shipments are solicited in order to insure proper cataloging. All merchan-

dise will be stored and insured free of charge.

We make the usual advances when requested, on receipt of goods. »

A charge of 5 per cent is made on all goods sold, plus 1 per cent discount to the buyer.

' Further details on request

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