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er ,whom they want to govern them, be “IC D DD y se i s ii ie g La on

cause it will then be only ii, matter of . _ Ge°rg»e and his colleagues were big of. the Army. They are organizing carrying on the ordinary affairs of- I will sslrtiia question again: Are enough to say: "We don’t care what their country an never before. the colmlfy lil Peace times .I think. ¥°U il°l”§ "°'°”"d by th' "W" af *he we mal' haw’ P""°h°d'l” th° PMI' Now I want to ask you this ques-

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SPEIIIH IN S'SII]I

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be rc-inedlcd! It is past all human remedy! .'l‘hcrefore, I say. there come times ill the lives of nations' when you cannot apply the- snnie pri- clples as govern ordinary business ai- fairs. There come times when the strong men'have to take things in their grip and go ahead and do things and leave the people. And then again l lookc-tl at it from another stand- point. When I realized it might be possible tiiat on a referendum con- scription might be defeated; when I realized that it was just possible, be- cause it. was a new proposal, some- tliiiil: which I knew was entirely new to tlit- people, this question uiigllt be defeated on a referendum,-whei'i I

always came back to ine: What t ell? Suppose on n re~ferenduill conscri tion is defeated. what thou? Where are you going to get the men? AND IF YOU DON'T GET THE MEN, WHERE IS CANADA GOING TO BE; AND WHAT POSITION WlLL_CA- NADA BE IN AFTER, THAT? Anil after revolving the question over and over ii_i_iiiy__m_lll<l i`or a fortnight and discussing it wiih iiiyrffieitdsfw we came to thh conclusion _-we-could not take the iiespopsibility of delaying the matter lintil the people of Canada should say wlietiier we would do our duty or not; and the result was that "6 of us voted a ainst the referendum

realized this possibility. the queiitionl

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IT AS A DUTY THAT MUST BE PERFORMEDI _

IS NOT MORE UNITY IN THE PRO- ,VINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD IS- LAND THAN I FIND. THERE IS NOT`

OUGHT TO BE. You have not the unity in Prince E_dward Island that we have in New Brunswick, and we fought our liolitical battles there with animosity unknown in this Is- lnnd. But somehow we were able 10 get Our people there, both liberal and (ionscrvative, to drop their ani- mosities and unite to make a success oi this great problem, and I hope there is time before this contest takes place, when the people here can get together and sink their past political differences and realize that they “V9 Slailillilg by the greatest principle the wogld has ever known.

Mr. A. K. McLean and myself. who

have ‘been the closest personal and ipolitical friends for the last 14 years. believed that somehow or other this mater could be worked out and that oilr Leader would allow the Par- ty to stand by the Consciiption Bill once it became law null fight the elec- tion oil other grounds; and when Mr. lticliean and myself were invited by the Premier, to join the Union Go- vernment we always refused because we thought we could get together in some way; and after Parliament pro- rogued, I made 3 trips from my home- .ili New Brunswick- to Otta‘wa to see 'if something could not be done by. which we could do our duty. I fail- ed,.and I wlll__not give the details; but I \vas asked in the end to go out be- fore my people aiid advocate thc- po- licy of it referenduin after the election was over, in case we succeeded, by

. _ g _ and \'otcd for the' (Toiisciiption Bill. iApplausc.) So far as we are con- rernetl-nnd I am voicing the senti- ments of my colleagues-not one of us regrets it. The election is the real referendum. 'lt is up to the people of Canada to say whether they approve of our conduct or not.

1 want to tell _you-, it is not very

much pleasure to me to be travelling around making speeches against the election oi' men who have been my fornier friends and associates. _ IT IS THE HARDEST TASK I HAVE EVER BEEN CALIAED UPON TO PERFORM. .Sometimes I wonder

which, it' 25,000 men were under arms Iaftc-r the election they would be held _in Canada or sent to their homes un- ‘til a referendum took place.-a po- licy by which these 25,000 men, if 9,, referendum failed, would be disban-

lded and sent to their homes instead of to the front, I COULD NOT D0 IT, ladies and gentlemen! I never

could look m`y family in the face if

I hall done so, and I would_not wan to live on this earth if I had done it! Twenty-four hours after that decision was arrived at the Union Government

was formed. All I can say is, thorf;

whether I can stand up to it for the is ilo use my Ulillililii Dl`°mlBeE-

next ten days; but after all, I look have not gone back on any of the

ri ‘ le I h reached. I do in

upon the matter as ot such great P I1ClD s avr/P ' importance. and when I realise that tend to run the Public Works Depart-

so many ot’ my fo\°nler friends ,are ment as a straight business proposi- witli me, and that 'so many h ndreds tion- Tliilt l GMI <l0~ of thousands of true Liberals ot' Ca- I can eliminate patronage and graft

nada believe as I do,-I LOOK UPON

and see that lt is run honestly and

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I AM HEATILY SORRY THERE.

uprightly. and I will do iti But: th whole ob -of the Government is t

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I ' _ . I . .J e (Laughteln) However, we have made a war was by men, and they lntroduc- there. lt has been the haven of ‘the other. Bosslbl til `t ht ll 'I li I 0 a start. We must go oil and make the ed the Lord Derby scheme. which said' oppre‘ss'ed for centuries and when they there is alwaylsa rlihtlriigappeieihuiid

Wt justice, and reallzealso the great

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successfully prosecute the war and rich Day in B 'Di'0I’°l‘tl°i1 Wlllflll they I0 the 1119112 ll' V011 ‘limi enlist by' de§ided ix.. May last to _loin fthe con-l' once you can rreallze _ that yiQ\will

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ga ‘on gffglr of the county in me never dreamed of be ore. I mention a certain time we will enforce con _ nl 1 ,\-._ -. -I

ny S y ll this- merely to show ghat w'e have to scriptlon." That brought some men. Con ~ -| 1, yn- l,;ol|I,n§l;)gg,L|§

duty so that We may bpm; the Wm- to _revise all our ideas f financing and- but not enough. Then the great men and Grclt Britain, null tilev ' have

ll no matter what Government may be of Great Britain made up their minds raised Twenty Billions of Dollars for ho lli POWBP. Bt th” °l°;" of the W". WU they had t0 get men 0119 Wily 0i‘ all-. war purposes in less than a vt-nr, u

` lnrmy brought bore nnu disbanded snsihhsvetn stilrtdnwfi At the bottom other-_ 'rhen the greatest Dc-mocratlruot never *excelledbyuuvnnuon on

our cont;-get wlll have ceased, and and build up under ~new conditions of modern times, the greatest Radical* eurili They have oiguiiired an nrniy

h t llll k l “ner that 1 don; Tile money must be raised Bu l who ever occupied s position in the of two million men .ilrl-.lily and sen;

best way possible. and to do our fu

a successful termination; anll whe that has been accomplished and t

‘principle that the flrstwduty ev iiian it to st-and by the state vgen & ‘state is il. dinger. you m st 'came to thf- miielii-aioii that 1lle lilonscxbtion i l'»ilI is the :nity business uiethod which multi Iiiivv- li|."1l adopted by the D0m~ iziiz ii of <‘nn1i.Ia to properly carry on`

w a w a e p ace

know and 1 daft care very much I have sufficient faith in the ability, in British Government the man who nun' .I million 0yern@_l~,_ ll..y will the war to the end ot' it. ,. _

oft Bmifiililliin Deo le to was hated b the classes worse than have a inillloii and nioic nies there l have tried to Impress upon” `dif-

ferent audiences this one roposition

eration, because the whole object for llellei/9 that W9 I U 0 11 on el . th m PD ny next May, and peiliaps their will D - which we are banded together wlll occasion and thai; Canada will prosp l ed to the Boer war because he thought be no nation in the world to ,ln an I do not say that the one hundred

of V I w 0 have been accomplished' and the pe0_ nl- ln ll", future up inthe past. ‘ El wasaa. war MOI COHQUESQ.-David much in the end to brliig about vie. thousand mon we are going to_ralse

Die will then have the right to say Oyd efirse sa "we mus uve on- tory as the Great trnitci Staten- ll will decide the war; but when the

e a e _ THE ALIMMIPORTANT QUESTION. ri tion!"(A lause) "David Llo d- becnu nietl od i tl I or ani' tin two armies are so evenly balanced as

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however. I would`be justified in say- front, or are you going to quit, There We d0“'t CHN! Wlliit the ti‘ilflltl0i1S Ol, gpm; lf all lhls huslllms o,g,,“lzall,,“ “ , ing tllat wemay all have to revise are men ll C0»H8fl°» and l IJI‘€B\11'110 the Bmlsll G°V°"“m9“`t» mal’ have is it gooll thing in Gi-eat Britain and '

many or our political ideas after this there are mon in this audience, who been in the Inst hundred Yeilfs- WC in tile united stains, anti we know it conflict is over' all our pre-conceived believe thot tlili °0“5°l'lPll°H lilea lS “"9 “P agiilnst 9- 5el`l°“5 °°“dltl°“ 01' is a good thing in Grriiianmwliyis it ‘

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ideas ol’ commerce, trade, finance, something new, some new form of things an'd we must have menl We b d i Ca ,1 -_, D . _

tortur devisedby thoGovernn1en to cannot get them voluntarily but we :,ver‘:l mg? ,gf ,,‘iq0(),,?1\fnl;eli§¥§‘l;l,€

etc.. will be turned, upside-down. I 6 t (l n _ -_ y _ Suppose you all know that up to the tv-ke i-U9 YOIUIE 'B011 ’-*WHY-* Svlile- “FU g°l“g I0 get them! H9 l“t"°d“°ed inglng this matter i`oi-ward simply t present time our revenues have been ililng Wlll0l1 fl"-' W°‘”ld “ever knew lie' “ bm lil P_“"ll‘““9“t -lust like 0"” wreck seine form ot' vengeance on th

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obtained practically from customs fore. This idea is as old as the ‘and it passed through in a few weeks young mem or because mov realize it _ _ __ _

acliievemeiit in the past, three weeks,

have done it! Prince Edward Island,

’l‘\vo and a Half Million Do1‘_ars;Novu Scotia, nearly Twenty Millions; tho

possible four years ago. But it only shows you what can be _done when the people get aroused and their patriot

sible in normal times is easily done; and l believe that Patriotism of tho

iaiso Four Hundied Millions more

the affairs of tile- country. Our debt will be Two Billions ol' -Dollars. and

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retl Millions 9, year at least. And then we are going to owe another debt of at least dfty millions a year which lnust be paid no matter where- the illoiiey canles from. no matter what sacrifices liiue to be lnade. no' matter what fornl of taxation ilas to be levi- ed, no matter whether the tariff may be as liigh as Hanion's Gallows, -- that the debt we owe in the way of Pensions. That cannot be less than fifty lnillions a year, and you will re- quire Three Hundred Milllons a, year to carry on the affairs of the country, and \ve .shall have to entirely revise all our ideas in regard to raising

HIUHGY. ,

One purpose of the Government is

that the rich man will pay a much greater proportion of the taxation in the' future than in the past. It may

man in Canada has cy-ltlglzed the tinental. Europe and you tween five and six millions of men,- can entertain the idea that we J policy of taxing the people by cus- Wlll llllfl f0l‘ U10” I-han hall H Cell- me mes' fighting m“°m“Q‘th" “'°’1d` this thing simply because we want t t0ms. to the extent I have_done. I am fllfy U19 Wl\°l° °°\"l"Y has been OHS has ev" k“°""“~ ‘md all d°“f’ bl' husl' get after somebody? I don't know ho not a. free-trader, but I have always Ufganlzed i1I`lIly‘~ €V@I`l' y0\11it-T mail Oi' “ess methods- Nm °“lY have they this niattcr has been worked out ii pronobeu against ings tariffs 1 any eighteen years is as a rule taken into °"g““lZ@<_l all “Pm” they “"0 'lmlldlng your mimi. i can only tcii you ibn not believe they were right, 1 wish the army and rnado t0 serve two or "wie ship” tile” they “Ver bum be"`s5 strangers are sent here to admin

,_ I D the tariff could be cut in two today; iliree ye-Us alill ls lllfllflfl Out H- lliiliill- f""e,l and Derlormlllg feats that Seem' ister the law. There are two ineiiib-

aiid if I had the power I would do it.|0‘l H0lillel‘» and the llexk ma" 0011195 Fil fmp°”sll‘l°' three °" fm" years ers of each tribunal, your own peo

. tomorrow. But I want to tcll you that lib and 9° 0"- when I-his War l”'°l<0 mo' uumng dow" um great forests ple and neighbours. One of tiles

until the war is over we are gglng to out in 1914 the Germans sent ii com- lOl” fiF€i'l0illlUi'i1l liUI'D0_S0S» Every IDM! men ls ..h,,5en< bv n judge of th

_ "'*‘ need all the inone‘y we can get mlmfl t0 CVCVY mi’-I1 “you aplwilf l0 and woman' boy or gm is organized' 'Coiiiity (‘ourt. lie may be Liberal' or °f U10 Syfileili li* i‘G'i\llfi0i'l1@fl--llll-0 the

in cvcry shape and form, and all the Ul0Fi`0W m0i'¥iliiZl" Aild 1l0Xt l1\0i‘!lii1g Th” mc" wh" “an best he spared t°i_Coiisorvativc, alid l presume lie

' _ ' . iiioney wo can borrow, and then we llley i1DlJ€2tl`€d. ln their H\llll11S~ fill “gill have 5”” and me me" “fh° both; probably at this time he lin

' ' won‘t have enough money. For a liiilf0l`Ill0fl and were Sem 10 U10 lint* Should mnmm “I home “"0 ‘vorklnglnot much politics oi"aiiy ki-nd. 'l‘li

yeili' alter tho opening of the wal- we tie front. The British Empire for a i'lI"""- Thoy have S"le“U"'° "°“Scrlp` other man is chosen by a committee' (`ascnrnts immediately cleanse the could Set money in England- by bor- lima tlmfi has boasled that it Colllll U0” (ixacuy as I" Canada’ and the rc' ct' two men one ot’ whom was illilloint rowing it. Thatrsvenue was cut off. get along Wll-ll U10 V0lUI1tf\i‘y System. 5"" ‘Whey have held b“"l‘ th” Gm" cu by _(bn Learn-,r of the (lovnl-nm.-l we mon went to the United Smeg nnri zbeyald pretty weli;nnr1 wiientmy Inun Army for three years and n halt' and other by Si, Wm~,m Lalm, iliill f0i° it 0011910 Of years got all the entered -this conflict the still believed “"‘l_ lllacml tl‘em"`le1V€Sl“aP”5m°“ by Lelldep of lim Opposition; and gh., thc constipated waste matter and money we ‘ wanted there. 'rhas Somehow they Could get cnnush men “’l“"l‘ ill"-".°"“ h°l‘l hack '"0 G°"“““ lribuunl thus eousinuiefl, nm the iioisons in the bowels '

was also cut off last May when i0 fleleat GBFHIHUY Wlihimi l"3'U0\1l`S0 iw]-des “nm furthe" hell’ _“Glues” It men upon whom is east the burden o 'the United Slate., gmc,-ed me wan to ronscription; but inside n year and I-‘_ =\ll_ D0S~“ll>l“' by Iliff" l-’“sm°5“ °'g“` saying a gortnin man shall gf, and ll straighten you out by morning. They

THE UNITY HERE THAT THERE ilnd today the only source in the il hall' they 0lllY Yalsed IWC? Ilillll0l"lS nmmon' ` certain inan stay at liouie. Thcre inay Work Wliillr y0ii -“l0Cl>-it 10-C911! 'NX

world from which we can get money of “I0” illlil they c°mm""C°lll°l"5all7-“i MOM ‘il .Wil INV" ll‘l“-ililfi lil Ill” have been inisitiikog inadc'; l pre- from your druggist means your head to carry oil the affairs of the country lllily Could ilot defeat Gerliiany with- liniiod States, :iinl you know there is Bmw, u“._,,;c have hCL,,\_ Tm,/1_9 mm ' is simply by golng lo om- own peoplg out _more lnen. They coiiimciircrtl to no iintioii on Eartli \\'l\ere individual have been dlfferenl lmrltlllnllt mntotl complexion rosy and' your liver and We have accomplished a remarkable feilllze tml I-he Only Wal’ I0 l"`0S0C\ll0 .lll’t`i`ll' IS lwlll "info 5f““'“‘l ma" out to one mail as compared with an- bowels regular for months. ‘

duties and excise duties Perhaps no l\lllS- Tri’-Vel Il"`°“Sil Clin' and l"3”““‘e l“W~ and they raised be' it is a real necessity? Surely no man

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8-iill l Devel’ was as proud of Canada ;;________i____,______,,_ ;_______,_ __ _ _ __ _ _ A __ as I am now.If any lnaii had told me _

tchreelyears lalgo that the people- of _ , ` _,_. _ _ _ , - _ __

‘annra wou in three weeks lend ~ "J, /~‘ \`, t ' _;`-"‘- " - -

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Canada the sum of Four Hundred Mil- ` ' .' ' ' _ . _ ~ _ ‘ " lioiif; I would have treated the state- _ ~ ~ I _‘I ' ' , li <: _,Vi 5-. ~- __ _ ». ‘ ment as an idle one, and yet they 'H "is-_ ' ""'*h° $9, ‘ffl 'Q "" L ' ‘_ I \~"' --

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ian:.°;.;f:~;.Bi.::.sa.:;r.at _ PRACTICAL XMAS GIFTS li’-‘<11-f-`»‘f“ ~'t‘¥fi`f?“l@°°-‘f»»»-bmi A-‘filii Our Store is the Place to Come for Presents

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be news to some of you that we have now an income tax law in Canada. I think I have the distinction of be- ing the first member of Parliament to advocate the income tax law. I did it in the short session of 1914 and had very few supporters, but I talked ii- bout it every session afterwards and the thing grew and grew ilntil last session Parliament passed :ln income tax law. lt does not suit me bccauso it does not go high enough and low enough. I hope there sro a good many mon in Princo 'liidward Island who

will know there is an inconio mx' be-| foro the your rolls around, because' every 'man in P. E. Island is sup-. posed to be rich, and as a'man need only have an income of three thous- and a year to be toucliod, l prcsunic' hundreds of you will come under tliat.I But I wished it went lower and touch-I cd the man of two thousand and I wish it went higher ihali Ten tlious-` and. rf I had my way. after a man had Twenty ,Thousand a year ho would, have' mightly little left.

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A complete line of children’s siecis from- -'IW' "li Skates, all grades and sizes from - - - - -7-5" l>\'- ill*

Tools for Men and Boys’

We have rl splendid stock of Machinists’ and Cair-

penters’ Tools of all kinds and price _

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Coffee Percolators and Nickle

~ Teapots

(ine of these would make an ideal gift i`oi'_niothci°

or wife. Coffee Percolators from -_- » -th-»~0ll li_li

Nickel Plated Tea Pots. . _ . . _ . . .$l.u0 illlii 5i°|.(»0

Jack and Pocket Knives _ We have enough good knives to furnish every

man and youth inthis city. Prices from 251' to $3.50 each

Electric Flashlights A useful and inexpensive gift. Everybody should have one. Get the best “Franco” with Tungsten

Light and Battery. Prices from - _ - » ~ -8411' "li

Food Choppers Useful in every home. A gift that is always ac-

ceptable. Prices from - - - - -. - . .$i~3~> “lt

Bread Mixers One of these three-minute Bread-Makerswould

make a very practical Gift for the housewife. » Prices. _ _ . . _ . _ _ . . . _ . _ . .. .$2.75 :intl $3.50

- Brass Goods

A very fine showing of Gift articles for any

friend. The line includes Cigar Holders, Trays, Kettles, Card Trays, etc., etc. '

1 Carving Sets _ __ All our Carvers are made in England, and are of

the very highest quality. Either in Plush-lirf ed Cases or in pairs, from - - - -- - - - -$155 "ll

Tyrex Glass Ware ‘

Women buy PYREX as it satisfies their innate ff - desire for a sanitary baking ware combined

with attractiveness of a serving ware. A gift

from this line would be most acceptable.

Thermos Bottles A _cgift of value, and one that will last a lifetime. '“

Put do-wa one of these on your list. Prices ‘from . . . ........'......._.....$2.()01ll>

Nickle Plated Goods See our line of Nickel Tea Kettles. The “Model”

is the latest lmttcrii with cover on side to pre- vent steam from coming in contact with the ‘ ]l;_lil(]_<_ I’l~l(g0 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . _ . .5I'iIi.85

_ -Wear-Ever Aluminum Ware

A gift from this. beautiful line would be some- thing vvorth while. A large assortment `to choose from, including Convex Kettles, Cake Pans, Pie Plates, etc., etc.

I Beautiful Jardiniers

Many sizes and designs and colors. One of these _

would make a perfect gilt. Prices 35¢'_1*0 ' ' $1.50 `

Practical Gifts for the Kitchen __ I No store has a larger proportion 'of household articles than ours. It would be hard to enumer- _ ate all of the many kitchen utensils and house - _ hold goods which would make suitable Xmas » Gifts. Call in and let us show you this line.

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