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_l;au'1'l`ei"s former lieutenants outside of,
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"d_eiii6iiuvla` “‘ tfniggfuiunwfildiill-health of ihé
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I " _ , __ Sir.--I-am indignant ut the attack _ - ~ _ - j :__ A I - --_~ i - --- -|Canad_a’s answer to the Kaiser, “to_ the last ill the Patriot advising ‘"°"i°“ “"‘ su: ill >-oils elmo' of t°<I*=>' >'"“ _ F _
nl, 31. , . S assul-_ 10 _|6f their boys go tu _tho _l I ru il .mten,ent;_. _ _ _
Hog( Ofllco li C|‘\°*‘|°"°¢°“"" aundh om" “ .um dn ana the last dollal ’ Canada lwm' lam H widow' having .lout my lm &llllE.“lioiii'zi)s“llZll Illlbd the Natloillf- H ' ' ur- .I Ill _ 1 _II I ~ .I \r gn _ A
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|\¢raIllb,~"Alb`¢Hon» 8»\I_rI» and Monialue. - _anée that l<GeI,many canit get uS_»» fm. eV_ h
erv asset owned _by Canada is pledged as I_:xe also A widow, her husband having
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iil<:t‘l<:l"l"lox 'ro slit iioiil~:li'l‘
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usband tive years ngo. lily daughter
bn drowned' oi! the clir ferry. I
security to the loan. If another such loan have two sans, one of lllelll, Albert. were floated in Prince _Edward Island it f_§"'“°" "I -’“\Y- 1915- ="“‘ “'““ `°‘S*“
would be doubly subscribed within tvvo'H
onths and seventeen days ill th‘e 'eliches when he was wounded ill ie kllee__nnd shin, blood poisoning DBPVBHIHK- l-le l~elllrilciI home oil
The Provincial Executive, of v hich Mr August zstll, and 1,... ...en 0,, ,,,,|,_
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i Fittingly enough .Sir Robert L' B0rden_C. H. B. Longwortli is chairman, Mr. Percy i l iSf' *$0 _T99-Ch the-PYOVIHCQ bb' _the Car Fe1"`yvlPope also a' member of the executive Mr. J. to
have another son I~`rnilk. who lvellt
afrivlng at‘P°".t Borden “'h1C.h has. lOeen,.O.__ Hyndman, Chairmail of the IPub1icit}’ 'li'-“cal mm A 8 “"1” 'hm '°
L tl - , -'lvgill reach the port about ten 0 clock to
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cial Subscription Committee, Mr W K Rog "
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event him _being ill t‘Iilss A1 'will-l
UUIIT training. I lillvo not stood the way of his jolliing, _ultllollgll
: - ~ - _ - . . __ _ ' _ - - - l ' iTl0I'l‘0W m0I`I"11Y1§ find Wm be. met b5 “fe ers, Chairman and Organizer for Queen’s iiiat will me... ,hai I will I... .|..,,,.,,,.
. _ . _ W _ i fl med aftel hun The Pllme lvllnlstei C_0ll_ll'llliLt€ _ T1_dITl3.1'Sh Of the S 0- the f-ilct that he llzld llo 'previous
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,pf@§¢;1_t;itiye, non-political l_dc_legation,l
and King’s Counties and Mr. J. S. Hinton, "
| 0|' any liian rellltivee- about the
house. which requires 1-olislderable ut-
. wl`hicH'\vill' accord him provincial ‘ vl'e1_-l(Sll1TlYl'l€l`Sl(l@)y Cl'l3.ll'l'l'lZ1l'l and Ol`g21llllZ€l` ljbntinn un l'°§IilIls the iviitcl- sulllily <'0m9. and an address Wm be l“'e"em_@‘ t°|foi‘ Prince (`_`ount_v, are to be coiigratulated 'fee-"“‘f-’ I" 1 -ff Ci-‘»ll=l'= I- 'Hive HI-“fi him by P1`€m1@1` Arsenault- ion the businesslike inannei' in which they tile mile. an aaoptell elif still l am
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_ conducted the raisin ' of the loan the in- ""0 “fell I0 <10 mil hit Ho' far us it is
THE l.\`Sl`l‘I (‘l.l‘I.\ lil NG ' . . . _. g . » _ ’ . III-lily power. I have plli all the money
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telligent publicity given to it and the facil~ l
0 Orllhnns, one a grllnll t-liilil illid
czill into the Victory Loan to help
ities they placed at the disposal of the poo- gf W" ‘1'°“§~ Tlwre are four votes
my house and they ure all going
It iS €IIC0lI1`i1giU§ to limb “ft” the t“"':ple for thorou§,'hly understanding all 0 thelml- tile iillllm cowl-lll.l@ni_ ‘i lim it
inoil and the_un_certainties that character-Ep,.0\,iSi0_nS and conditions of the loam M,._ 2 _ _ _ ized the begmnlng Qf the llresent °am'|Longworth and those associated with him llluill-ééeillti islliliil xliiwg.-§ff,`,"2..,§2,;§f W-'““"“e’7 "V" _“?"”‘f_“‘_‘ _‘l,““ ,'§."“_“_,- paign in this province, that the sober senselQ.,,Ve their Service free and for the mag, lliyseir. my gran<lllloillt»r_i_ili1,,,,l,,.e,~.f_%;‘f{ _m‘_;°‘;"_-?h§§_‘l_,“‘S‘°“ "3-‘ ”"' " ‘lf UW' mellaml Women is begllmmg to *"`T"hiiicent work they did thev have the thtiiiksigigllillié ilimiilllililill--fill ilifll iiglii-mf As u wwlel' I “I_°"‘“_` °"“`-'_".’°°f',~l".". sert itself, and that the real issue befo_re'Of the people of the p,.0vi_”_Ce_ ,inneillefl their ngllillliépll-lt. liui fl_,{'e"‘l~,,§‘§,‘;§,lf,‘f,',,',,‘fI}f,`,§‘f.i,§,,,»lf "<;‘iff§".i'f'. the counti'\' now stands out clear and dis-_ ________ 1______ ~ l’"‘*‘ the False’ “"0 l<"““' _him Iw<l\1I<I the pl-'ofif lr .yolfllave ll. it-alilloi
. . _ O not hesitate to put -l bullet through '
.~ - ' . . » . ~ _ _ , . , . . , , , _ _ _ ' _ K _ _ h 1 _ . !ii~_ I3 l cuprililc ol' occcpl- tll’lC.§-‘8.bOV9 the Petty pd.) tmdn Iséueq I H I" Rl N '\ “ ‘\ \ PA I 'H0' lmm why “mt SOIIIPUIIIIK be done ilixglihgilllllililllilh( ellll llovlriilf- alll: I 'lo
thrown in to mislead and to mystify. The' I IXiu;h‘;‘°§f__=:_lg_§_k@{§ik§\_ILf> =_\_1__'f;__»S__t_l;ll<Iil:_f»_ lull illllli. _mtl on l»-l_illl=l-. _ _ _ _
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lmrty Shlbboleths Me. bemg. (.h.°m).9Id .l The Patriot does not know how fast to “"‘I"'I they know If*-ss 'limi llothillv. H" “el_lzc1-os/ "em by the few machme l")lmC1*mi`l 1”" L-I ,beat a retreat fi'oin our challenge ot' yes-[tt-til-i'_ limi limi il lllpll, wlllll .-.ill lll.‘.,,. *”T°“”“`“““... I IIIICS 2lI‘€ bemg bl0t'f@d out and _t0d_i‘~~V the teiQlay. _Facts do not .suit our coiitcnipo~Il"‘°"}'"“ 'iff thillkillu 01"' wiltlf .-1... - _ K|N6.5 CANDIDMP’
,_ , . . . , -. - _' . - _. __ _ ,_‘lhf‘ii up-lillnl vi '_' | -~ . -- IMI mm ‘md the 1941 “Uma” Ut th” 1"" rarv, and when facts in substantlatloll ol |ll»»rl» .lm i.-.fl.'l',§.,,§f`,, ,.,,,,.‘,.“§1,',f',f', ,V._'_’f’ slr-ll it I-will-lol llllli lil illll-lov
vlnce, :ls well as the.rest_o1 Czii_la_dzl, irre- itS`C`h,,,._,_,_.eS are called f_,,._ the p,_1t_..i_._t 1~_._E_,,,|‘ fm. ',,,_' _¢,,,,',,,, ,,,,,.,',.,,,,,_,,,,_ ,' lll`vl~_l-"mo.~_l`lpli,'lvli_li. .l_ llllulll»_< _.-:._i_-_ FIWCUVC ‘lf l”`@V10“S l"’l1t‘°‘°‘1 ‘)Pm“mSi m"""‘not at home to enquirers " (lil r clialleiio-_-_ l`llm'll\'L|ll»3 l-Iliiiliillfillmiiinliiiin'ill-viii] mi iflillfllléllimlflfill[iilflllllliliii-.Ihr-iii‘Qiliillolll
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embracing the principles that unde_il_ie Un- yesterday was dehmte _md SPeC1m__ .1 !._,,,_l~ol l .lm lwlllg tllllliw lim iiesi img “'*_“" U“'°" ""V""“‘“""‘~ “ ““" "“" ION l£0V9Y'nm9nt» “?\m91-1'-i *_* ‘ioalmon of Patriot has been contriviile' for`some time li'l»_=,<<il'liilli.il;'-.-id'Wim ~l‘?‘_‘ ‘"“‘."_ iyll'llil'l.l.~'lt_"i.'ll».(i‘tl-_ .li(.;l<w.ivi`l-(.1`ll.li;lll-S, wlllll both paries with a view to winnilig the wal' to Create Facia] and ,.e1iQ.i0uS strife in_th___|_'_ .- . _ , _, _,__ ,_'n,,,_ hm, .I . , S _ -_ 1
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"ml .m Wmnmg ‘t that ('“n‘ld“ " futm.e’iconllnuiiity bv unsubstantiated allega- llliilliil Iili<`il]illf<(l foilOiiliiiid'flliififtf' TLT lihhil ‘ii=»li'tin1’(u" mm W "mm m I H I ' litltll Yl12llI€l`l2l.ll}' 2lll(l l'l'l()l‘&lll_\', Sllilll bf! SZIIG-ltiong xve chllnenged the Patriot to l)l.O\_~Q llloso `__h__ _______g__ ________ _________ "OL 3:, llll was lioilillluicd illrm- _v1-;li'.~l algo :Til-'l_1`(lG(l » V . , nw., ll Iliilik every irllo ivolllilli would ad- “fi Il Straight. l.ulll'lf';° <-lilillidllto. Noii' :-» ‘ _' _ _ . 'ILS 2lll€g'£lt.l0llS .‘.\l`l(l Stéllldfl 01.11' 1.€I'lllS. llxlll visc hcl' soils to izo llild do their lIlity_ "*’lI0I'0. or from wlloiil did ll" l`I""‘lVf‘I
IIl'l tl'llS ])l`O\`lllC€ W6 2l1"€ Llllf()l`tlll’l2!t€l_\' ll'l\I)at1,iOt turns us dovvn Hut’ and in doing, _______‘_\'n __,_,,,_,rC [mm m_, ,H l,,.,,S,,m_ hm his coliiiiiission us ll_ I'iiio_n r-iillll_i<liltl~'§
' ' ' ' ' . ' ` I - . . ' ' . ._ ‘~ ..\’UII` ical' i"li » ; 1, " _ _ l’ci°l:l _‘ lc 1-olisil ors l lo_\vislo.~' o
the unlque l?0`d']t10n. of having the f0r_n]L_l |(l1“l1tS Off Int() 2_l.ll0I}l`l€l` l`1g`lY`li1l'()I(3 Of lll"lSllb-i l :lili_ sll‘,li-t1<l:__m( lmln ' his illlit‘tIl:i'slil illzltlcr ol' sol-oll<lnl'y illi-
l.ll)€l'3.l C2lll(ll(lZ1t€S l1l'l€(l' 11]) Wlllll tilt? l,<lUl_-_-lstantiated allegations in Order to Cover itsi __ ___ _ ' M|qS_ GEORGE HERoN_ pol-tllllrlo liilll tl=a_t ol;_»,l-t;>l's__iirl;< llo}l¢-_ - __ _ _ ~ _, . . , . . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ .2 ivinionrl SL lltitr-s not czlplili- ii tlili _ing or l‘-I IWW; In thls We ‘ue ‘done ‘m_“’“g ‘l mliiiidigniiied, unjournalistic and precipitate _______ __ _ ~ .il.@.,..-olvat, in fi..-1, .. l...i-l»,.»_.-.l.~,- .-vll. lhe Pmvmces of Canadah In evel-V 0t.he1iretreat. But our readers have it now on rc- I-ilicrul 0Ic<-tors .voll _il~lv<‘- il_=~<I -io
_ - _ - . . . D. . _ . _ _~ AA 'el 'ill Mx Ill-la-il -_ lllit :or-
lW’VmC9» fiom the Athmm' to the I“UflC"coi‘d that the Patriot is unable to provo‘ ' I- ~~ lifillIill?t» I-llllllillllllf-_ ililiuiqilllllls il:`ll.-
ative oi’ Quebec, hilt uslianled to
"ll HWY know bclllg liow to avoid
lfst illcil ,
soils oil the lnitllolol llo llloiils ln indopelillviii llppflrl
wfcept Quebec' lmlciticall-V eyer-V leadlngithat there has been one word _of abuse DAILY SELECTIONS FOR.
Llberal has taken hls. Stand “llth th? Umqn lunparlia1nelltai°y language in . the Guar- |_;
Government. Notwithstanding this atti-idian during the past-Zix months l.eg.m,dim___,__¥_ GUARDIIN READERS _‘
tude on the part of the former Liberal lead- Sh. Wilfrid Lau,.ie,._ i ' ` _ -
ei's of this province, the men who consti- _____,o(________
.e-el-*el
Furnished by W. S. Louson, _
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Lum the backbone among tho...pank..and:..fll.e-_ _
of the old Liberal party are among our
strongest supporters of Union C@vernment,i as are also the thinking men and wonieii; who kn'ow iii their hearts and admit that
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IIS llI‘I.\I) IN Illlu .\'_\Nl)
Like the ostrich that biii‘ies its head ill
the sand to escape its pursuers, the Pa--
A BEAuTlr=u l. i=ii§QuEs'r.
(Rcpi‘Iiit_oll hy Requostl
Part of :i Ilicli Legacy left hy' :l
the full streiigth of Canada can only beifriot is now eiicoili'aiJ,‘in§ itself by saying" ‘IH-wi l~l-lllllllwlll ill~.llll..-.- or ilu- milit-
piade available bywbotli parties droppinglmllhelie is 'no Such thing' 215 il 'Ullifm' G0'
their' former petty diffeieiices aiiduiliitingy their forces iii a common cause. lhe meiil
llizll llilr ivllo lliod penilllcss ill an As- _\luill. ' _
I." duty lll Halifax for some time.-
l for medical cxallliliallon. and.
vcrnment in Canada.” What does the Pa- triot think Messrs. Hugh Guthrie, I". B.
of the rank and file are not usually demon- 'C'»lI`V@ll, A- K- MCLQHH, N- W- R0W€ll Hllll
St_,.atiVe_ do not usually proclaim from thelin fact all the fol'mer lieilten-ants of Sirl
Wilfrid Laurier joined when they aban-
hoiisetops. their adherence or their objec-l tion to political -movements or policies, but' the great majority of them thoroughly un-_ derstand the situation and will not bc' stampeded by irrelevant side issues. Coni- mon sense has taught them that the only
ilnitedly. _Tliis is the aim of the Union Gov- 'erninent and it has within its ranks the strongest and ablestmen of both political parties. The very fact that not one of
Quebec has remained with him in his war' policy. has convinced every thinking Liber-_ al that his war policy was framed for Que-I bec, not for Canada. For this reason alone the rank and file of Liberalism in this pro- vince are, withthe former leaders stand- ing faithfully by the Union Government.
There is no doubt now in the minds of
those who have their finger on the public -ptilse that Prince Edward Island will link with the' other English-speaking_pro- vinces or that after the 17th of December it will -have anything to reproach itself with as to its stand on the only issue of vital lir- portailce before the people. I
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,*;~§__¢‘§l§§nada has done nobly in its subscrip- tii_;`i§.j_fi¢0___the Victory Loan. The objective Was' $150,000,000; _ the amount realized
v}as'_%_401,000,000, or $101,000,000, more thati’ ouble what was asked for. Contribu- ting.,-.to this...enqrp;ious _sum were 657,000 subscribers. ~ I
I_n~l?»rinceI~ Edward ‘Island the amount
aim‘ed__at“_v_\_fas _one million dollars. This amount wassubscribed so early in the game that*-' the objective was raised to a million and ahalf/ The amount subscribed at the close amounted to $2,313,450, very much more than tlpflible what had been asked for. Contributing _ to the Island’s total were' 4946 subscribers or one in every 18 per - sons, men, women and children in the pro- vince, or a victory bond in every third _home in the province. _ ‘
To sa-y that the response was creditable
doned their fdrinei' Liberal leader? Wli_v do such Liberal papers as the Toronto Globe, the Halifax Chronicle and the St. John Telegraph-all former Liberal lamps -still urge upon the people to,_vote for _the Union Government if “there is no such thing as Union Government." That kind of sand does not cover the poor Patriot’s head though it may seem to think so.
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.\`ll.\l.l. \\'l<l l)lS(ll{.\(‘|‘l (‘.\N.\l).-\'.’
Through General Currie, General Tur-
ner and General Mewburn, Canadians at the front are stilhappealing for reinforce- ments. Are the sleek and prosperous peo- ple whom they are defending here at home to deny their appeal? Can red-blooded Ca- nadians be guilty of such an abysmal de-
O 'l`ll li .I\ RG U M l'lI\'fI'
A casualty list occupying five columns of
small type appeared in yesterday’s papers, says a Toronto exchange. There is no more potent and unanswerable argument for Union Government and the Selective Draft. The Army wants men. Canada needs the spirit of _.Corporal Brewster, in Con‘an Doyle’s. famous- play, “Waterloo,” “The Guards need powder. ‘ The Guards need powder, and by Heaven, they shall have it.” ' I
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'Norms _
Thus I say to you that the policy of my
opponent, and also It regret to say, the pql- icy of my formeg leader, is but a polite way of saying we will get out of the war be- cause we cannot get in it for at least eight- een months.-Hon. F. B. Carvell.
(Sir Wilfrid) personally,” said Mr. Carvell emphatically, “but I do not approve of his politics. ‘ We have had no quarrel, but he did not mbasure up to the standards of my- self and the twenty-six Liberals who left
would be putt it, mil was splendid
i..qf'1"_~§'l!'s1,.'l}'__,_,.’. 1' .i. 1.-.ill I - I I \ .
when I did, and we had to leave him._”-_-
Hon. F‘.`B.1Carvoll. - I I I
S9l'tl0Y1? ~ | its-ln: I revise to boys all the idle
lllelds' :ind commons where ball may
'lml-sterous nnd inspiring" sports Of.
“I have not a word to say against himl
" (l"r‘rllll “'|`llc Scrap Bo0k,”) A
I (‘hui-It-s I.oilil_sliel°l‘_v. bcillt; oi
solllld llllil llisplz-iliiig iiillldfllo licr`cb_\' imlko lilld" pillillsll tllis. 1lly` last will and lostalliollt. ' My right to live, be- illg but ai 1'li`o ostllte. is not `ua. my disposal; :ill 1-I.-sl I ilow proceed to devise and lioqileilth.
ltvllr: I give to good intllel'-_q illiu
lilotlli~i's, ill trust for their cliildrcli. all good littla words ol' praise ull:l cliooill‘;ll.:cillt~llt, :ind all qiizlilit pct nillncs uiill other eiirleulnlelits. alirl I cliiirtre s-ild parents 10 use them Just- Iy, but gelicrously, iig tho' deeds oi' their chllrlrcli lnuy require.
ltcm: I leave to children all :ind
every the ilowcrs of the tleltis and t_|lf- lllossomg ot' the woods-, with the’ right in play zlnlnillz tllom freely accordilii: to the cllstonlg ol’ children, warning lllolii _:lt the slime time ngainst _this- lll-:#. :ind tliorlls. Anil I devise 10 izllildre tllg lillllks of the brooks and tho golden solids beneut.h»1li;, waters tlicreof. and the odours of the wil- lows. and the white cloud-s that float high over the giant trees. And I leave to-clilldreil the long long days to be merry ill, and the night, the moon, and the train oi the Milky Wlly to wonder lit, Subje.ct_ iieverthe- less to the rights hereinafter given tn lovers. `
be played. ull pleasant wa-ters where one may swim, nll snowclad liilli-i where one lliuy coast, and all streams and ponds where one may ilsli, and skate when grim winter comes, To have xllid to hold these same for the period ot’ their boyhood.
elerlioll us :l lllllf-i‘ill Will llll- Will'
lists had acquired illucll strongtll lil Quebec. They were' hostile N Laiirier’s Naval Blll and to h_lS policyol' helping Great Brllllln Ill war.
Foul- planks oi the-.il P1111"
form were:
lst: No help to Griffll
Britain ill will:
2nd: To spurli lilly F0-
rrultlng for British forces tl.
0. ill Quebec.)
ilrdt No llillitary or
naval school lo lie provlilcll hy ('un;1(l¢_; fm- tho lloiiulii ill'
lllé linipire.
4th: Ili" the' ovoilt oi' wlir.
ll u lilllltul‘_v olll`l::r ll1!sll'l‘(l
' to go over to ilgliy for (li'ea:i ' _ Ilritlliii llo was-llot to lil- lllluiv- _ ed leuve ol tillstiiir-(3 in do S0.
'l‘o our liilnd tllls vvlif- 11 I\IU~\'l
_ disloyul, li` not ll ll'l>_lisoillllil,, pllll-
forlil. _ In rctllrli for Bolli~assa`s and
the Natioliilllsts support in 1911; llorll-en alitl the (foils-ervutivc leutl€Il's _accepted that platfornl/ and by its incalls defeated thy
I_.ilicrzll,~l and ciilile into power.-"
As it voter l ask you for proof tliiil
stood \vllol'l he lirst "elitlll'oil tllo lists" trim to his party. ilrill in his sllpport ol’ the _Bordeli lzgovornliiclit. llc docs- iiot claim to he llillepeiltloni. nt` his electors. Ile is not “On lllc iclil-l-" as we are iilcliiied in tllink his oppo- iieilt. is lnaslnucll as his oppollelit evidently intends to he Ili the Govoril- nioilt ill Imiver. l'\lr. Mclssuc is :i new rilllilillzlio ulltl~'icd. :lllll rolllos out opolily for thc support ot` tho pcoplo. llc tlcsfwilos tlizli' sllppol-l :intl the u<lli_lll'iltioll ol-thc oh-l-tol~.: of l{ill;:'s (‘oiiiity. llis nppvnl to tlicl people is tllc some ill Mllrrlly River :ls ill Snill‘is. llo alt lcilsl is -:i strict aliillvlwlit lo his prliiciplos.
We llclicvo tlliii tllrl olortoixs ol'
l{lii<'s will support zllill clccl l\'ll'. lilc- lsszir' zin`¢1 ill slipporllilg liilil illcy llro lissilrell iliut tho will and ivislli-s ol' his 4-lfI::tol's will :ll\i':iIys rllllk first ill
his <~ollsillol'lltioli.
lt` the Illiloil tlovcl~ii|iil-.ill is liitllrll-
ing to power ivlizlt part will l\ll‘_ llilgllcs play iii ll i|` lie is rlliiilliit: his
czlliilidllte us it is lillvt~l'lisi‘tl iii lllo I’lltl'iQt? _
llow 'would it. appeal* to r-li'i'l.ol'.~'
if Mr. Mrllssuc suid llo would il' elect- ed lrivo Llllll-ici* his iildepeiidoiit slip- port? llv lilis not done this however hc has pronlisqd to siliilll or i`lill by the one lc-zirlci: is It llot strallige that half ot' tlle nuilillcr oi' clilllilolntors in Kings Coiiiily arc 'sclilecleil out of the Llliernl runlcs, wlillo this is ‘not trilo oi' clllier ol the olllor two¢collli-,- tiff; so far :ls we know. hllctvlol-s--'ffl' l(inl::’s t‘oulit_v it' al llizlll Is lo llc olel-_l~ od _:is ll llliion cundidnto elect ii llizili that lllis noi. betrayed tho l-_oilfldmilec of tlio electors tlilll. ilouiillated hIlll_ und oil llle l'l`tll rzllli' to llir- poll und elect -Mr. Mclssllc.
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ELECTOR KlNG'S COUNTY.
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Dec. I. 1917.
LONDGN, Doc. II-'I‘hcI1l'itish oIll~
cial sl:lt.enir-nt of acrlal,opcl'zltiolll-i issued to-night, reads.
“vesterllay ‘there were clouds
at li height oi`2,000 fee; all day, but ollr nirplflnos were out continuous'ly, i:o~operlltill;; with the other llrlils Ili couillel'-ntllickg
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Item.: To lovers I devise their lin-
llglliliry world with whatever they may need, us the stars of the sky. the roses by the wall, the bloom of tho llzlwtlloril. sweet inusle. and ought else they desire to figure to each other the Iastlngness and booiltl' 'ii love.
Item: To young men I bequeath nil:
rivalry. I leave to them the power in make enduring friendships. And to them exclusively I give all merry songs and brave' choriuie:| to sing with lus-ty voices. I
Item; To those who are no longer
<-_hlldren or youths or lovers I leavo memory. And llbequeath to them the Writings of Burns _and Shakespeare and other poets, lt there be others to the end that they may llvo the old days over again freely and l`uIly.
Item: To ollr loved 'ones with
snowy crowns. I bequeath the happi- ness ol’ old age. the_love and SMU' tllde oi' their children until they tall nsleep. `
::No better protection algnlnst
worms clln he got than Mill»e~r’s Worm I‘nwdl=_rs. 'I‘Iloy consume and render the stoliiacll und intestines untepahlo to tlleni. They heal the surfaces that have become idilamed by the-attacks of thc- pllrn-sites and serve to restore`» the streliitth of the child that has been lindermlnlled by the druughts that the worms have made upon lt. and that tholi; operation in llJtog'¢ther
health-glvlnii.. - ~ ~-
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A worthy sell-filling com anion
to our St.andal;d and Safety llfypes.
. .Wi i Slmpl raise and lower tlielevcr
and it. illls. Also self-cleulilng. Very _ speedy. $2.50 up.
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_ G.H. Taylor ‘ II 'Jeweler and Optician
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I _ Gramophone in the'Trenehes, ‘ i\1,000,000_is needed from Canada this year. I5 000 asked from Prince lictivard Island. Island Campaign Week of December 2nd, . All individuals a_lid Societies invited to participate.
Send all contributions to A S. McAllister, Secictaly
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l|..llll~.i illc cliomy southwest irlicliiild tht- Iiglltlllg, also nfl`or.Io(i gumi lnllil.li. Our lll'tillc'l'_v lllllrlllllcs. illtilri.'.i~tl. to our st-out piltrols. _who liven ,,|,m,,,,, ,O ,~,.g;,~|,.,-mg Um- ;;\ln_»,_ Iol,.lt-uvcl' 15,4100 roliilds ul Illtlll troll: illllil il .ll il l'eprirll>ll over tivo lllilldrrrl lllilcllliio gulls. . llislill- lllliiol'i_-1'. ' 'l`lll‘ lloiiilillli "’l`llt‘I Hglitliil! iii th.; :llr wlls \'i~l~\ lllzllllillls- l-oslvilill-:iii-il 1ll<-ii' <'!l`ol~ts :ini-oiv' :Hill *ri*-S~\\llr1lI iii our loin oil il'ollp_.- :lilll il-;lll.~lpol~| lwlllol lcd iii I-`il`ttloli llostllo iiillllhilllw, ww-¢» |,|~oli¢_||| \'iIltlgc.~' ill illo l‘l~:il' o|` ilip lrlilli-,dlliill llllll illrcfe otlli>i‘_<~. wol-,- ,_ilI1\I,»|, llloppilli.; owl' 200 ll llllls. 'l`ll-' \'lI"III_\“?-`¢40\VII oil! t|` <'oi|ll'ol, Sovl-ll ol olll .loops ;,|l,| |l‘.iil.-pol‘I:'» illovillu ill linlll. lllilrllilll-_s :ll'»_» lills.~:lllg_" `
lf. M. C. A., lIalil`a_x, N. S. _'-'1' _ _;._" _
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On Last Lap ' FOR ` .
Xmas .Campaign
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_ The 'great -lace for the Charlottetown Guardians
Christmas Circulation Prizes is now on its last lap.
Candidates and their friends must rally for' the
Great Final efforts to secure the coveted awards.
_ 'I lst GRAND Piilzs
$1i35.M¢ii.mlghiillTou}ihg
Summerside Dealers R.__T. Holman Ltd. Ch’towrl Dealer J. Stanleywedlock
- ` 2nd GRAND PRIZE ` $400.00 Willis Louis XV. ` _ _ _ Piano " I
Agent A. E. Toonhbs, Charlottetown '
3rd. GRAND PRIZE
$255.00 Victrola ' `
_ Agent R. T. Holman Lid. ‘
4th. GR AND PRIZE _ ` I
$135. Sleigh, Harness and' Robe
_Agents Grant & Kennedy, Charlottetown
over $2,100.00 _T
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nisrmcr Plilzss $100.00 Diamond Ring $ 75.00 Diamond Ring ` $ 50.00 Diamond Ring
3 Handsome Wrist .Watches Supplied by W. W. Wellner, Charlottetown
` The total value of these magztifient pl izes
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Something worth' striving for surely. _“___-I
C~harlot;teto_wnI' Guarian
Circulation- Campaign Dept;
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P Foot Comfort for Cold 'Weather --
Mcn's Ovorsliolls l, 2 and 4 bllcklc, (`|oth Ri|blll~i°ii. Moira g/illlcr.-i, colors, black, grey And lawn.
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\\'olll<\li't-. tivcrithocs 2 llllclilo nnd'Iillttoned’ Gaiters 10 butthns, irrc-_v. brown. rind block also legg_lil|s
In llllick lllld lnwll I2 and 16 liottoii.
l1hlIlll'vll'.»t legglngs lil cloth and roriliiroy. All tho faelllonulile slladesf I ; _- _ ..-»
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