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“Graftersf "Profitgers," "Cont"; tlonists." Just think or it serous- ly, and intelligently. The wholg or ‘Canada .our biggest public men, our lllBlIYflllCB directors, all the great leaders in the industrial lire cf ibis country. all the corporations controlling capital and all that it cuiiits for In the iDoniinion; all grafters, profiteerii and corruplon- ists; all who breathe God's free air in this most favoured of all lands. WITH Tlilid SMALL EX- CPUION OF ONE MACKENZIE KING. twp 11m: u-rrts nnyni OiF ‘MON PLIIUSTS AROUND HIM, all in this dishonored and ral nations. to investigate the mat unpopular class. And. even tbisfer and declareonce for till -of little combination are only honest what race was the discoverer of "3' “nu” or °°“'p“l“l°"- and awiAmerit-a. This commission will no:

straining their energies that they » may get possession of the purselhave w decide mcrly bflween me

strings, that would spell for them-clahns m Italy, and Spam u Wm “Gnmbvlh, AND flpaoPlTfimRlxcflbhava to look into representations i,_ AND CORRUPTlONn on ‘hair own put forth on behalf of Greece and account. This is the Liberal doc-ilreland‘ l,‘ Wm collide" ‘esumony trine. lt is now the one only thing to ‘he we“ ma! Cclummus was a ma, they havfm preach‘ They Jew. It will give Judgment as to have abandoned practically everylwhich or the ween "am"! ‘own’ om" campaign argumflni Two that have advertised themselves as

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{Everybody knows what (‘hristop her Columbus did, what lie was. Hitherto the accepted belief Bias been that le was an Italian, born in Genoa. That has been taugh in , all the school books in the world, f except the Spanish books fn these he is listed as a Spaniard. and in Z‘ an effort to prove that the Spanish books iire right the Government or l‘ Spain has appointed a cotniniss-on of learned men, culled from seve- -

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921.

. AND g Underwear WANTED

This is the Time 0i the Year for Gloves and Underwear

Paioiis are Ready with the Best to be Had

, It is so exasperating to have under-garments that pinch and bind, or that sag and are bulky.

G(llAl iiiid s Oriental Cream , A correspondent oi tun Patriot ha; been taxed to its utmost c8118-

fi Qt j the other day adduced statistics in city. The normal outlet for was!» HY HYNDH N S THlNHER an attempt to prove that no niat- ern wheat has been choked off. 11nd ‘ur how high the tarimwall our until conditions r-e-adjusttheinsclveg farmers would llnil a market south the grain has to be stored in (‘an-' of ‘he bunk“. The “aura; “mm-y ada and the industry iinsnced b)’- iollowing such an argument is “why Canadian bankers. lf high trade

FARMERS AND U. 8_ TARIFF

then a Reciprocity Pact? tariffs do not restrict our

1- - l ‘t with tho Amer cans. why shout! i n“ reqlme m go was!‘ restrict their trnde with its"?

The fact of the matter is tariffs

ilf the Patriot desires an illustra- tion of the eifeci of tariffs it does It has it at home dn our own farmers, pro duce. The (Fordney Emergency Tariff clearly illustratm the effect- ot adverse foreign legislation which is disastrous in its Ieffects to our

do restrict international trade, and that is what

Aind it is so easy to get the right kind, that protect so coin" fortably, and yet one never knows a moment’s annoyance from them. ' ' '

they are intended

to ilo. The wheat statistics produc-

ed by the Patriot rater to a period

l THE ‘LIGHTNING OF MISFOR- farmers’ export trade to the Unit years ago they were bot 'f'ooted 911° 5113191399 “f ‘he VOYaKQT l“ That lS because SOmE mHHUfHClIUPGTS make garments t0 s’ "rune OFTEV STRIKES TWICE before m“ “W. ""4" “““5‘@° l“ ed Staten Since Tariff was en- 1111811188 Fade 81111 tariff tcdiic- "ml" ma"? Iimmr- l‘ m?’ ‘~“"‘“ make 1110118)’, While others make 831711903 33 they fhould be ' i i ‘ self and not...» American wheat MM ,,,.,,,,,,, w, “,0, ,,,.,d.,,.,._ 110M- The-t time 1111011811 C"- "° °“’°°‘“, °d"' ffhf‘ made-to give satisfaction and make customers for lite. s l i. m THE SAME PLACE‘ INSURE’ flll'ltl and factories could look else- ad“ have wnflnced them m“ ‘My meats Ethane on e a’ o 0 i k t. there has been a tremendous fali- were barking up ‘he wrong u.“ umbiis. Ohio. Qur pal-t is to bring here the goggffjtting kinds that give i where for supplies, but if any one in; off in our export-ts or farm and now u] are s‘ caucus, n ~ , . . _ t Lightning ltisiiiatiuv will protect . k h n V, ,, , L Pt‘ 1 Y t . - perfect satisfaction. These for instance. .2 I your barn anti in» wuvk us well a: sand“ ‘,0 25w, f“, i‘ em V; [i Vllroduce in that country as apnea-s tug to get away from that issue. Hts Own Statement. u - ’ . ' ‘ 1 l‘ rt. your lldlygtilrnl .-]i.]i~ And ‘fire lll- or ney tar -s e1 ni re r from .tl1e following compgrniiy]. The). have found m the“, cost ma, A Splendrd hne of ladies hlgh neck’ long- Sleeve Vents, ge ‘ surant - will [lit/it'll vcur home. . i; was [he Opsmng up 0g [he 0]]; The belief that (‘011111111115 “'35 i _ | And "f"! "mu "hum 5'4," m“, the Montreal shippers. Every aiail- ]a],]e 0| “part5 gm- me month; 0r

» . ' 590. sore, so disastrous to them in the *1" 113113" h" 5'9"“ "m" m5 °“"‘ hng for ' ' ' I

.lhi. illh t (ll - ,- -, - pa“ in“; 1",,“ §,,f,“,‘,‘{,{,‘j,- Another line of ladies high neck, L. S. selling at

the whole iii;".ir.iii-~ qua-tion over able grain storage accommodation with u» ]

July. i020, and 19211:

75c}

- . ~ _ _ . _ . . . .. . . J l , 1921 _ .. , _ Exports to finite-i BIHIB! July 19:) ' ouayw n) t was born. Modern psycliolo -l watsons v neck’ elbow Sqeeves and 10w neck and N_ S” - i oooooooooooooooooo "r ‘i325 ‘ i. *t ~.Ii".i’..’Z§-‘Ti‘°".i2n.“°I‘i.‘li'“°.i..Z;Z f.’“‘fn“1“°.ii.'§.“Zi?..§ZZZ“‘i§2.“§‘.Z prices ranging i100 n» aw rese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . - - - t ' ‘ Meats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2,411.1“ -- 1.001.204 -~ {$63,152 “fglfilkfiilggfglfcii-agffsf agheexlf rsswzglzlblfgse‘fag°'ff:éu3;“°;:é: Staufields extra heavy weight $2.25 .' — .- . . 2 ,3 i- sass" - - ' “ ' '., - - - m’; gm“ d d 09:27; 1195 :36 “fflllfwd "1 ‘he Bell)‘ G°:°"'$°“‘ 1 was born @1111 which 1 left» T119" Also fine silk and tivool V8513 selling at $2.00 . i -— reserved or con ense . . . . . . .. ... . " . " o is province, roug t em inference l-S ma] Qummbus m] . q Potatoes ................ .. 21.1105 Bush 1.322 Bush aplenty hiiite ihehiimeh iisht- andniniinintiiy left Genoa, but inserted Ladies comb. suit, light and heavy iveiglit in wool, prices (‘Lillie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-1s.s~1 11a ssnri mt. lgenizldeythsaza‘ i‘; I‘ °f"t‘h°p‘fh,'°f' “Where 1 was 1111111 as 1111 aftat- ranging from $2115. to 153-85 , . . . . . . .. . . e m P o e N, _ eeeameoo Wh Fl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r _ 1710112111. 4111i! did 1t clumsily like 11 . . . .- ,,..........N. . W n’... our 32,22?) 1:215. ililiiis. fr; trlilg nhtti-“P- _s11§11t1111§r]t;>ft11@ T111111 may] not accustomed to tree-hand Ladies Bloomers in all wool tit $11-10 1 o0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.. s. . 5.. r. s voce, ‘ktop ie." toy], _I ‘ m hwy’ § felt that ‘in this too failure was ‘mg n "m0 er paragrap m

. I adie-s Bloomers in Jink and cl'6‘ll1l from 151-30 to 911-49 The Tariff Bill. now before (‘on- riot it n continues m doubt ‘he will (olunibus seems o confirm J , I t

staring them in the face, and that

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Famed m n; cuisine gms o, me tuned 5......’ is dnfpflieacy M tam“ the only expedient left t0 them Wag ‘so; tlnitisnjxrailezus nustri-nfiiiri» h: _ Lad1es_Dtaw eis to match vests, ankle and knee lengths,

service. gjgnpd w make the principles of‘. " to slander and libel and malign provided “m, m case his He," or PPICGS frQm 80c to . $3.45 Eleflantly furnished 52 ‘he Fotdfley Emergency Tariff. i191"- Tbese are solid facts within the every one who is in the hue for ‘he M“ were “m all“ l° inner" h“ i

progress and betfirment of our (‘anada "and its ipeople. What an unholy spectacle? What i1 shame- ful resort. even for the most un- principled or political adventur- ens, in furtherance of their crav- iniz politlcnl gains? And if they only had foundation for their col- umny, or coulil lay their finger up- on a sinple item to justify their random slanders, if they had the moral courage to point to a single concern, and make their charge so specific that they could be called

room‘ Wm‘ baum property should go to his family line. the "de Colon." Search has shown that there never was such

a fatnily in Genoa.

maneni in accordance with the dis-Hmma] expertence o] o“, awn far. tinct and definite pledges or theimerl They kugw and gee] m]; Repubhcan Party now m meals-fleets of the Fordney Tariff, zintl in the Lnited States to give ads-lit is {ooushmr the Patriot m, any ""_‘_ ‘mine protection m an ‘he pr°duc'|of its Wfiterfl under a misleading lng interests in the United States. cognomen m “we, to convince especially including agriculture’ farmers that the American tariff An acute situation in the cattle has not affected m", mdmmy‘ almos‘ markets The converse also is true. Remove the moderate tariff and‘ flooding of our markets with Tariff, and which any farmer will American farm produce would fol- upon m giws me pro“, ]] wank] be able to demonstrate to the Pat-Jew as the night the day. v then be different. But this they | _ - p dare not. and so they launch their -~- . general accusations placing every- PATRIOT BACKING DOWN one ‘but themselves in the category ' of corruption.

hedging as

Make it your home in Charlottetown

PATONS LIMITED

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A Spanish Jew?

The‘ question then arose. “Whorel are the tle Colons?" and the search shiftcti to Spain. There were plen- ty of them there. The brunch to ‘which Columbus belonged was lo- cated at Pontrevedra. and it was because of the arguments advanc- ed in favor of this town that tlie Spanish Government appointed its commission. The Pontrevedra evi- tience nlsu suggested that (fhisto - plier was of Jewish origin on his mother's side. The name of his mother was Susanna Fonterosa. i\ member of a Jew family, who had

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Christianity’. 'l‘lie father of Susanna “lid Jacob. zintl such names as Abnihiiiii :in-.l _ ElQilZEI‘ figure in lier family tree.

At this time te Jews WPIC in tl‘s- repute, anti it is argued tllfil 01111’

nverted adversely been co

amounting to a

panic. has been created in Canada. due ‘to that Fordney Emergency

The Liberals say that they

would have ClIOSGII such names. The evidence that Colum- bus ivng of Jewish origin is‘ strengthened by one of his por- traits, which is accepted HS tiuthen tic. ‘lie looks like a Jew.

Jews

have dropped Protection»-

dollars, potatoes nearly two niilion dollars worth; butter, cheese. eggs,

for tlie time being’

Yesterdays Patriot, ‘usual, says "Conservative canvass-

lBruoe Stewart Co. Lid. the Charlottetown (‘annllng Company,‘ the Lohnes Broom '.Factory .the four Steam ivood-wnrking Factor- ies, the three Tobacco Factories,

Made Origin a Mystery.

‘Iers are insidiously. if not openly.

vegetables. clover and timothy

New Designs ln Rings

Is it because they no longer believe in Protection ‘Z

in his lifctinle Columbus min vague. not to say elusive, regard- ing his family. His second

entieavoring to make the people

believe that the Liberals are pledg-

seed. and in fact everything that Even with the

_ I their business transactions. It would

our rarmers grow‘ be an insult to these industries for

SDI],

Ii sums I94 1'0 111110611119 i111 811501111911‘ "'99 present duty against them the tthe twio Flour Mills, tlie ‘I-Iall Magu- us m even mm ma, they needed a pemuudm 53].]. “My Hmwr Mm], Not a b“- Of ! d°gier1|'ed.l<:,\;= 1:131," m be trade policy if they come into DOW~ United States farmers have sent 111ml" 118 ‘ (mi-i ‘-5"r1’11111"1"5ldg1 _ d‘: defense against such base lnsinu- ed Lhrflugllmll 711$ 11ft‘ 10 k911i) ill-ti Vvh then ? bedecked with diamond. er" mm mm coumry many mlmom or 11188 0011 H" hi! F1115 i111 111 - ntions. They are amongst us as origin and native lnnti unknown y, . “my 3,99,,“ o, mi." ' vidiials Ptectitis such masiiificetit living synonyms for problly and and uncertain." The lirOtliu-r of a ~

eiructures as the new Bank oi Nova iScotia building, our perman- ent roads and other notable ivorks; these and countless smaller con- cerns, all come under the fnberaPs foul IIIOIILlIiPG description of pro-

tNo, "Conservative cnnvnsser" has even made such a statement either W-hat ‘Conservative canvassers and can-

dollars worth of farrn products. THEE ‘LIBERAL POLICY BINDS THE PARTY TO THE ABOLITION 0F THESE DUTIES AND LET- TING UNITED STATES AGRI-

I gem-set ring.

uprigbtness, and known to all the people of our community as sucb_ What these concerns are to this province. so the industrial estab- lishments in other parts of Canada

laiiy with whom (Iulumlitis Wfls in love testified that although people said Columbus canto from Genoa he did not know where lie was born. That lie live] in Genoa for

Because they want your votes!

You will find it easyto make a selection from our large choice and varied stock.

lflnsid-ously’ or “openly”.

But for the fifteen years they were in’ power they steadfastly adhered t0

ilidates have repeatedly asserted.

] \ _ are to the homes or me],- mrmnon, sometime is assured. and this cor- ' .

--..,,....i,~ and W][hQ\][ any equlvucu- (UILTURAL raonucrs m arias. fiteers. regardless of the honor of . w, 0m m, m, ,,,,,,,,,,e ,,, m the National Polic 0f Moderate Pro-

e | _ ‘lust. as clean tin their business D w _ _ '. ' ' ‘tion. is that THEiLIBERiAL PARTY T“! 1i W311i! 90115611131111? "'1' ma" °a"‘“5' °r n" cleane“ “r transactions, and. in the great ag- or of ii iSpnnish birth. One invesli- tQCtIOH notwithstanding‘ they WGPG LIMITED 13 PLEDGED By THE AUGUST vassers, Conservative candidates __y_ gregate. lust a! honorable and 8111:!‘ SHYB U111! the father of (foll- Dledqed to Free Trade Whenelected - Sm“ 186B Jewfle" lung CONVENTION to "nplenmnl am] The Guardhm have been ma]. lstraightforward. as we know our um us was i1 sort of 11114111‘. ~11"

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in 1896.

ovlsland institutions are. Anti yet 1 ' these iLiberal demagogues are tra- Daily Selections for

that when he got into ilifficulties with ‘the iSpanEsh authorities lie

ing, not insidiously but openly.

This also is what the Patriot has

by legislation as soon as they at~ iain power. the platform adopted at

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. ' verslng in outside fields, lnscrihlng fled to Ital)’. ToscanellL-tlie astroii ' ‘I - n ‘ "131 CDBVQBUOH 811d 111111 171111101111 “vmdmh Wm“ ‘Mr- ‘Macxelnle K1118 to them a reputation for crimin- timer, who gave Columbus the tiiiip Durlng a" the". term 0f Ofllce the ' . lit an" dlhlt..t. _ - . < stands for the ininotniinn. free of "t" trim" m1 Mttvtted s» that Faun...“ b, w_ , L,,,,,,,_ a “ Y“ ~ “"“°“ 5 ° °“ l’ lfefizfegfllfij“lzé‘“efgj‘zrifle“'xig'°j Liberals carried out the Conser- t. h h d i k l1 ' AND ' “my °'- *'“"°“11 °‘“°'5- ‘he 1m“ n” on“, ° a“ hm Bows w m The” l‘ a “m” l‘°"°"" 1h“ Portuguese. The evidence that he

he stands. This is what Premier Moighen challenged. Mr. King to declarb and what. The Guardian has challenged the Patriot to give

‘Clpill articles of food;" farm im- plenients and machinery" and sev- eral others some of which are al-

they deliberately exempt. That class upon whom to a considera- He “vas a gcod firmer; [he m“ able extent they will no doubt have

rows Mme ‘Md he was ploughmé to depend for a considerable por. stretched like railway tracks to W111 01 "191? 93111911191 71111115. "19

was an Irishman has been ctilicnt- vatlve Policy ed by a scholar with the unbiased name of Mulloy. Someone else says

that (‘olutnbus was n Greek.

THE STRAIGHT FURROW

5 FLOUR

1200 Iltigs Bron.

_ The ational Policy, the Conserva- tive Policy, has tnarle (izinatla and tlie

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‘ready on the free list.

‘.44

One (‘iirloiid Shorts.

(luv (‘zit-loud (Ill Cake Meal.

Oiic ‘iii-load (FkiL. (‘orti atiil (‘tiriinicaL

3 50 flags “Vino” Ont: For-ti.

80 Toni-i (‘litiice Hay. 20 'l‘0ns Straw.

Oatmeal. Table Corn- meal, Rollcil Oats. . .

Flour ‘(Ircst brands) In bags all sizes, . .

Get our Low Prices Wholesale & Retail

Carter 8i Co Ltd.

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, employment at good" wages for the tailors in the towns and cities. | The second line of defence of the Clnadllan farmer lies tn the produc~ i tion in Canada of the commodities ‘b he requires. If these commodities were not made at borne, the menti- 1} fncturererl in other countries who

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would produce and nutppiy than: to our farmers, would have no check. whatever. upon them and would be able to dominate the oituaition both as to quality and prices. They could supply the Canadian farm-

The "principal articles of food" include pork of which we irniported last year about nine million dol- lars worth; oats. of which we im- ported three quarters of a million

OUR DEFENCE

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] The first line of defence for the s" Ijfl] my 0]]; mod; l; my 0].] farmers of Canada in in plenty at wt“,

its honest opinion upon. and neith- er iMr. King nor the Patriot nor any Ijibsral candidate has had the honesty to even mention it. Will the Patriot come out squarely on it now?

‘i110 people of Australia have been in that predicament and in an effort to overcome it. the Govern-

ment of that country, recently adopted a protective tariff to pro- tect industries born during the war. to encourage others that are de- Iirablo and to diversify and extend existing ones. Bren the Opposi- tion party In Australia-the Labor Party-An in favor of protectilon Their platform reads: "We iihaii