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_ _i~1ovEMBER 17, 1921
THE CHARLO'I'1"E'1'0WN GUARDIAN .A . FAGE .THREE
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."“`:___:en meats alder thla heading. Ze nr word for each la-
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present "Canada's Greatest Nur series." Handsome free outfit exclusive territory. highest com- missions. Start now at best sell- ing time. Stone and Wellington, "The Foothill Nurseries," 'l‘oron- to, 0ntarlo_ ‘
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T0 LET
‘ru 1.11' Two 0FF|cle iN New -Riley Bids. /iiuriy J. a. Monon-
gsg. Barninter, office in Riley
g.
l FOB BALI Ton ni.:-Hz/ivv enown paper.. Apply at Guardian ot~ lice.
-1-__-____i@..______ FOR BALE.-Second-hand hall stove
and plpés. Also small stove at 210 Kent St.
*FOR 8ALE~Registered Clydesdaha
filly, 1% years old, Baron Kelvin. Neil Crokcn, Frcetown, P.E.l.
FOXE8 FOR SALE.-THREE
ihree quarter silver pups. if in- terested .telephone L. D. Mc- 'Nutt, Malpeque. l
___.*____?__________ FOR SALE.-A DENTIST CHAIR.
Cheap. Apply Central Barber Shop. _
FOR SALE-No. 11 Silver Moon,
Base Burner, used one year. Apply to phone 246-L. or at 179 Dorchester St.
-FOR SALE- 22 White Leghorn‘ Hens and Cock, also White Leg- horn and .Barred Rock Pullets, all pure bred C. E. F. stock. Ap- ply to 'Fulton Adams, Burlington.
LOST
LOST.-BETWEEN CHARLOTTE-
town and Alexandria. a bag con- -taining clothes, etc. Leave at J. H. .ludeon's. Alexandria.
WANTED
No Carburetor, no Magneto, no Batteries, no Coils, no Wires, no Gasoline. Starts and rims on any cheap oil. 60 per cent. saving in fuel. Starts easily in zero weather. Write for descrip- tive circular to E. H. Rayner, sole distributor -for P. E. Island,
Summerslde, P. E. 1.
-a.___;_;__ MONTREAL FUR REMODELLING
Co..-Riley Building, Queen St.. ` Charlottetown. All the latest and best ways of remodelling, dressing, dyeing, and repairing. high class furs. We specialize in madeito-.order fur coats for men and women, also on hand a number of ready made elec- tric seal coats number one, trim- med with beaver and fox. will be sold at wholesale prices. Our long experience ls a guarantee for our work. All the work is lions in our oilices, Charlotte town. Open evenings. Worx
lone promptly. ORWELL- Services next Sab-
bath, Nov. 20th at St. Andrews
of United States public men and
ing American dailies at that time, will today prove interesting and ll- luminntivez-
United States Public Men
Centrwardlan
SHOP from Hoiman's Catalog.
THE W. T. WELNER C0. LTD.,
Queen St., for the newest engage- ment and scninlcss wedding rings.
“JR FARMERS AND TRAPPERS .CIIIII.cII OI-WCII III II_ III OIWEII ~---Prcsiilcnt Taft, April 27, 1911.
attention. On and after Noveni- Head Ht 6.30.
ber lst I will buy for cash all ---` kinds of furs, and, as usual will HANDKERCHIEFS FOR XMAS. pn highest market pi-iggg iw. lf you want them for yourself or
DOI-digg I0 grade and II3IIIy_ [Igor Xmas gin iiei-eq; (iii, 0 oi-iii. _toward that complete reciprocity
Q 5. PP
will also receive silver foxes on nIty--both the _saving and delight consignment for Messrs. Fred‘k a 0 YOUPS. PA ONS-
Huth 'and Co’s., London anctionI sales. -My connection with the VERY pRE-I-1-y NQVEL1-I-I-3 In |e°_'\;l|?_lf___§|l` l;_\;“5e5-lLU_ 450115331 Ilandkcrchlefs that arc desirable "U P9 09 'U' U C ' -for Chrlsinius Gifts, just ln time much with me best fur mmkets-`. to mail across the wntcr. Get them gsgaielagmnniilrgitin ddfilittlitt; h°x"“ "nd "Med at PATONS”
fum _ai _t_l_io la_4_aIit possllble ;i_r_i_g_I;1_; I' CHANGE IN TIME- .Commenciug 33° 0 9 5 l;l’°"- “P III iwednesday, October 19th and un- 'in slave’ fgx Pats' *gd mY ‘ac ', til further advised, mined trains U53 garnongna '1§n_ie§:;°rg§I‘;;`iNos. 11 and 12. between Summer- actor _mess and 'servmelside and Tgnlsh, will run daily.
y - .
dionibied my business last season,I§,';';§Ty_ e§I°:m1eId‘ImIst°”‘§II°rI "A
and I expect to double last sea- I y ra n W “ave °°”'“ “Wine” this Y"‘“`- W‘“°“ !§i|T1r.‘l;r;i(: fda 1\v1iti)i grilled: ym" Buver mx” and pen them 'and thirty minutes behind schedule when at their best' cU"esp°nd`Itime. No 12 train \vlll leave Tig- §§'IfI‘I’m;‘:_ls‘I‘3d':'ae'iI',`_`g' Il_{'A eIS§r‘I%';§I nish at 7.20 rom. and run on sche-
WANTED_Smelts and eela. Give
price. M. E. Mclsnac, Souris. I
I 5
I - -__ d Idule time as heretofore. W. T.
§fI';‘zI§nl;‘;§l;8,_ 6:ngag{°sIg;';_%n - Huggan_ District Passenger Agent.
E I Southwark London E. C. ' ch"l°"e'°“'“~
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__ .. . _ DAILV MARKET WIRE-_ Yes-
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Allan McDona.ld_ Kinkora; Capt. H. C. Coombs, West Outletts, li/le; A
J. W. Currie. Peakos; J. E. Ding- - ments of -Canadian flour advertis- well, Midgcll; W. F. Scott, Van- ‘ed it to such good purpose that the CMWBY: J- S- Bllyvrs. Montreal; C~Idcmand will continue. Mr. 'Harvey J. Taylor, Moncton; A. E. Shepherd was appointed by the Union gov-
ernment to undertake the sale and distribution of the 30,000 tons of
Amherst; J. S. Perry, Suminierside; C. A. Chisholm, Halifax; E. V.
Hutchinson, Deep Brook, N. S; A C D. Joseph, Kentville. N. -S; Wm Howard, Sussex; S. J. Boylan fi Drornore; Elmer. Brown, York; J. A B. Mclntyre, Tracsdlo; Augusto-i Cairns, Baldwlns; H. C. Chapman Murray Harbor. ir
VICTORIA HOTEL tons were soon issued that way
Jas. Peters, Montreal; J. Mc.-T
Amherst; -F. Wharton, Montreal; J L. Brown, St. John; Mrs. A. R. Mac- dougall_ -Sydney; E. A. Burden. Truro; T. E. Nelson. St. John; B. In E. Hanson, Montreal; Chas. David- l G' son A. M. Llper, Toronto; J. W.'
'-lin n letter to G. 'l‘. Milne, the
efw -British senior trade commis -
REVERE HOTEL gi
merchant. of Cape Town, South
ca from the dominion last year. “I
cey. "-but these negotionatlone breaking down, I t.ried the retail
Iterday`s Montreal wire read: There were two hundred and ilfty cattlol lon the Market, all of which were common stock, consisting of llglit heifers, bulls and poor, light steers, The price was from two to two-
CANADIAN FLOU R POPULAR.
oner, Montreal, lHarold Harvey, ri
ventv lambs sold for eight dollars with zi few hnnd picked lot going for eight twenty-five. The price of sheep is around $3.50 per hundred. I With six hundred calves on the
fricapasserts that last year‘s ship-
.-9.25, with receipts of sevcntccn hundred.
anadlan -flour sent t.o South Afri-
GENEROSITV A'ROU8ED.-Dr. Leo Frank in his preparation for.
rst tried to do so through South the concert ___ aid of the 0__________
frlcnn millers," writes Mr. 1-lar -
time in the solution of the question
from the editorial columns of lead- OI I-Ic,._II,IoCIIy_ II III CI.II_II.III Im _
“lf we take down that tariff wall . (by Reciprocity) we will benefit by' in -Canada, to separate hm: by A
fifty. Fourteen linndrcd and se- *°“R0l1I‘0S0niHi.lVe B- K- Fnvht.
market, there was no change in|Annexiition."- price, but hogs were ilrmor at'~<l`teprcsentatlvc Knule Nelson
buy, referred to in 8 previous issue i countries will undoubtedly bc pro-
How the People of the U S
, _karded Reciprocity
Power. it for we will sell more agricultur- "l gif i ii _
T°a--and 0119 _gfbl-he "Fil lhinza to he done `al products to Canada than she wliI‘rrie|i;I 3:, Jiiggidt lsiitmilo agree
WIIII 9 to open negoIIaI_Ion nh _ u un ers and that
Always in the the United states with a viz.: to horn: we d° 'milf' and." 'hm we am "ming “ “md "'°b'e’"
I I _ e ven more a er sTresty and settling it rlglit_ British in.
s0ll0d ;?_i_'g_,','g rec prawny in natural 97° 9°" _|_l\¢0 Cffecf. That ll my judp- perialism will wane in conse- Package "‘°"*- quenco. nut American trans
-'P ld f. ' .
The above' statement was made ms en--t Tat Mdy 8' 1911 ijldliteiesoxlldlifudl smug tha Lines that
" hy Hon. T.-A. Crerar. the Pr - “ I _ I e y namre`
T" ' e __ . C . il anada you w l secure other cus- “lf we could sweep away all ta-
cee-e arlo, on November 7th. to_r_rIers vgth r;_vIalu__iI_ble__ traded that rir!s_ be_t\veen the two countries it
. .. w grea yac o e eman and woud rave thc effect upon our
cI;'n*°I__‘_Vl=g`_°b‘1“93¢l0“ °f F9C|Dl‘0 - that will greatly expand your in- trade oi' another Louisiana Pur-
C 7 QI “ » ° I1hf,“’¥‘"l“,l' °"°¢°‘-ll” dusiry and maintain the prices at chase. And this Bin is on ins way
Au in mm ”'“ Wh' 'Pl' ll WHS which it can be profitably carried to that great end." .
I-l“I’l‘°“ISl\lIY '_lIlS°“HS°fl defies the on" ~-springneiri rtpnbiicnn, ren. 12, ecer ecc - -
a on campaign of 1911 _.P i fr "_ i 1 ,
and voted down by an overwhelm- ms der; a June 18' 191] 9 L -
ing majority. But, unfortuntely, the =-pm-mining when in ,_ I I "II I t Dllbufi m@m°|'Y» ill 50 fill' “H Dllblllf theCanadlan Northwest ii(/)li‘l;tcla0rlr; bringins nt°'1enp:ao¢pt|ethoaftCTjfdg;°;:d "sues are wncemed' is one” Very the Drive Of Whoa! and provisions the United States closer together 911°" “"5 fm' th” F9350" li- ‘may make speculation more difficult every day will do more than any be Wen t° 5° ‘luck 01°” few in ' and ensure against short crops and thin V '
__ __ I - - . g elle to promote, eventually, _ __ -- :_l:_f_;'§;ll¥_l__H____y$_;;i;____§\ll_‘; _;`_<;fl`_?_::_ ;J_\_l_;‘ lilgh prlcesi lt_wlI_l lnc_rcasc Amcrl» the complete political and business
-- can conro o te wreatm kt i fth Ultdistt Ii
AGENTS \vANT'ED MISCELLANEOUS ‘mal “Sli” l“"°l"9d in U19 SUb19Cl~ and enable the mlllers to iiirriaéai- tIl:‘¢°:r¢?at teerrltgrye north T; ily’ a FsAi.EsiviAN wAN1'su 'ro ns. mo. Aarneo MAcooNA|.o 0"” °’"'e beg'-'“elh°dS Ofafflir Zlglizfi“thinlidlliiioearlgggoimf send "New Y°rk1sl:;v1ei;'iii'.g Jommmum
. ,pI»0vIIIcIaI Land sIII.veyoI__ Hep ing at proper conclusions as to the New is the IIccE,I,i¢ri iimr,_ Can,
manvliie. momma effect 0! Re"|l"`°"|W “P0” ada is at the parting of licr ways."
-&a'...m_____ Canada. is to ascertain what were _ipmSIIi,,,,I -I-an, pei, ii' i9II_
guy A RENFREW OIL ENGINE__ the expectations and hopes of the ___
people of the United States when "The bond uniting the Dominion this was, in 1911, as issue of first of Canada and the Mother CI,IIIIII.y tmporlance to both countrlel The is light and almost imperceptihie.
following extracts from speeches I I . _ III I I .
iaic sa tint this is "1 critical
cause unless it is now decided fav- ourably to Reciprocity, it is ox- ceedlngly probable that no such op- portunity will ever again come to the United States. The forces which are at work in England and
Chinese wall from the United Sta- tes and to make her part of an imperial commercial band reach - ing from England around the world to England again by a system of preferential tariffs will derive an impetus from the rejuectinn of this "l‘rcat,\', and if we would have 'lleciproi-.ity with ull the advent - ages that l .liavc dcscrllicrl., and that l sincerely and earnestly be- lieve will follow its adoption wc -must luke it now or give it up' forever,"
“The proposed Reciprocity Agree
nrentis ccrtainlyustepin the right I dlrccilon. it is an entering wedge
the people are bound to demand." Governor Foss, (l\lass),Ji\n 27, 1911
‘ll am for it (Reciprocity) he ~
cause ii hnpc to see the day when thc American flag will float, over cvcry equarc foot of the British North American possessions, clear to the North Pole." -<1-lon Champ Clark, Feb. 14, 1911,
"l hope this Bill (Reciprocity)
will lead to Free-trafic with Can -
ada."
-Rcprcscntatlvc Claude Kitt-hlii. April 15, 1911
"Have I not a right to say that
it (Reciprocity) is _thc first step toward annexation? linve I not rt right to believe it? Why have not' the Americans that go to Canada
a right to believe it?"
-ilieprcsentatlve G. W. Prince, I
April 28, 1911
“The fusion of tiiesc two Anglo- Aniericnn peoples iifianndlans and I Americans) is sure to 'follow I Annexation will come without war. it will be an entirely peaceful pro-
position.” _
“lf there is any virtue in the Re-
ciprocity Treaty as ratified bv the linitcd Stntcs -Congress and signed, by the President some days ago, it is to be found in the fact that this instrument lays the foundation stone for the Annexation of a country that should have long sinco been ii pai't of the United States,"
--Southern Lumber Journal, Wil-
niington, August 1, 1911.
"The trnilc between the two
countries will eventually follow thc enactment ol’ the present measure and that will mean, ultimately. peaceful annexation. There is no doubt about that."
--The Farm Journal, Philadelphia,
September 10, 1911.
Other Similar Views. _
“There must be reciprocity with
Canada. Our tariff with the rest of the world does not apply to our nort`\ern neighbor. That policy al- ready has driven American manu- facturers across the Canadian bor- ders built vast plants with Ameri. can capital on Canada soil, em- ploying Canadian workmen to sup- ply tradc. That capital should be kept at.home to employ American' worklngmcn to supply Canadian
demand." . . . . ,
"Arid to the tremendous lniiuen-.
ces that are pulling the two coun-| tries together, the cutangling wch that is woven by reciprocal tra<lc_ and the inevitable day will bc niorcI iiuickily reached when the two couii tries shall he polltlcnllv one."
Senator Beveridge, 1911.
_“"1” l
Y
BEWARE OF AUTUMN
it was in autumn that thc ,influenza Epidofnic
raged through our country
llll 1.0 LAMBEHTS
' SYRUP
has proven its superiority. as a specific for "La I Grippc" coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, croup, etc. 3 Q it is guaranteed absolutely pure. I ' On sale everywhere.
l Ask and insist for
2 DR. J. O. LAMBERT'S SYRUP `
The largest sale without exception. n
Dr. J. 0. Lambert, Limited, 396 St. Antoine Street, Montreal
The largest manufacturers of Fough Syrup in the _
British Empire.
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SILVER FUXES --
R We are now ready to handle your Fox
_ Furs, and are open to buy your entire
output at highest prices for cash. Shipments small or
large will receive our personal and prompt attention. All kinds of furs required. Write for price list.
A. & E. PIERCE & C0., LIMITED
SUMMERSIDE, P. E. ISLAND
. The Largest Riaw Fur Dealers in Canada '
"We have absolutely no doubt:
that il' -the present agreement ls'
osscncil demand. Reciprocity will `
, lli l , 1911
'stop the _leak OI, our manuracwmrs ‘ -_ _with at meeting here yesterday :ii- IIIDVIIII; I0 CIIIIIIIIIL seven IIIIIIdI.I,,I _ “(‘:ln;idiaii_ ziiiiicxzitiori is ilic log- IIIIII III-II, AmeI.IC,III IIIaImIIIcIIII.eI.s ical t~<>r1<-.lnsion of i'v<-iiu‘ncltI- with
rave opened up in Canada in thc (*'"”‘I“~
asi ten years. As many more w`ill
bc apt to follow if we fail to stop “Tho only lair \\'u_\' ini' l`i'i=1e trade the leak by now agreeing to the to he t»staiili.~=lii-il won hc ln lc
-Muy -i, 1911 l
"1 can seo only one prospective
benefit ln this Reciprocity Agree-
ment. lt may lead to Canadian I
.inns zo isii ' I
- i
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The American Press l
“The national welfare of both
ade, with the result that 4.000
___ i llnileflillilllif 011 béhlllf ol' ll __ *°- increasing proportion of supplies'
little lad who through no inllll 0! T110 Hffnngcmcnt now proposed of inunufnctiireil goods oi' all kinds
his own heciimc a helpless wnif in in a step only in the direction l 0 i' l ~ l/~t. ill hi .t U
pE5s|M'sM'"'P"""°" ("h"“l ‘° the world. Dr. Frank ncknowlcdg- coiiimcrcinl freedom, but the prln(d- pdllle liz' `\lvLor‘lilys mdrYl(t`ct(.; (Grid ‘lil
nve the village)-Never mind. Mr es receipt _nf thc amount mention- lple involved. is viial, and it can Liverpool and London nt a illsml-
I-IIi,i,IniI_ y0II'ii ggi II imiiei- md" od ii-bove irc--m the following: W. hardly fall to expand." vantage with thc products oi’ Can- "il - -
. . _ , Chester Mobnro tis and $10 -New vm-it worm .inn 28. 1 ii min." the W@<‘l<-flny inonrnins or uw rus-
I when ive left.. Rustic Ah, zur. Ol, - 9 ~
Reddin- Hamm; H' A" D“"5h'y'.ii0wn'i know IIIIOIII IIIIII The IMI each from Messrs. W. K. Rogers. *- , -~St. Paul iMlnn.) Despatch, 1911. HC~ H0W“"“"~ iii" “ld f°H‘lW “"‘5 Montreal; Geo. M. Binns. A. Whiti ' ' . ` .C. Ernest MacNutt. H. M. Dnvl- Every American farmer wir.; -i 'lime D19"-W7' in MV" *"0 f‘"` """1'
has already secured advertisements lrnotcd by intimate commercial rc- , ,for the prggrunimo ammmiing reciprocity. ln time the thoughts of $245_ llc expects in muim it ;500.the Canadians may turn towurds `| tor- the Iii-ggi-"mme ,qionrr The ggnfaiiiicxatioii ns the most to be desire 'f
' erositi' or the citizens ling been of nil noliticai boons - ~ . ~ ~ - » » ~ »~~ tnin. `i that iir.»tion in . .1
I he S\lC<`-USS WHS S0 marked fhilllarouserl to nn unusual degree in Meanwhile, full reciprocity ln ex- pei- enirilre ,I;I,i;`§iI_u,.I,iw OIIIZIEL l|an‘t ir;-ti!"
M. Head, St. John; 'lI. (‘.. Ople. Win. tiio mlllers 'took over the remain- connection with this most paihctic;chanoe of clt|zens_ and productsltlirongh licr own water channels `
SUIIIvan_ HHIIIRXI S_ O_ MarIIn_|IIIg IIIIIOIIII I°III,_n case. Lveryone appreciates the and a steady Americanizationi' .i th, i i
o c Lvcrpno markets. and from
-k_IIidly motives which promptedI ~Washington Star, Jun 28, 1911. (treat pritniu will be bought an
il
parson said tho same when e left.
ing, Toronto: A. B. Gibson, Halifax. ,: .
All the difference in the world -in flavor, quality, crispness and texture-between ordi-
I nary corn flakes and
Post Toasties
*ben C0171. Imornina and left' in the afternoon
son, J. & T. Morris, J. Stanley lworlilock, Ponnell & Chandler, Car- ter & E. R. Brow, Paton Lim- ited, Red-din Bros., Prowse Bros. ,Ltd.. Saundem. Newsome & Co.. iMoore. iMciLeod Ltd.. J. G. Jamie- _son, Rogers Hardware Co., G. F. Hutchinson, R_ E. Mutch & Co.. Hughes Drug Co., Ltd.. Jenkins & Son, W. W, Wcllner Ltd.. A, E. Toomibs, George L. Prowsc, P. S. Drown; Stanley Slinw and Pearl den, Swift Canadian Co., Dnvls and Fuser, Pickard and Co. MncDonal‘l sltowe. McKinnon Drug Co._ Hynd- man & Co.. Gulf Export Co. Dc- \Blois Bros., Carvell Bros., Bruce Stewart -Co.. J. J. McKinnon and The 2 Macs.
---oo>;-
` PERSONALS
Mr. P. 1'.. Cash of Grahsm's Road
is at present on n visit to friends
in Boston. I
Rev. P. -D. Duffy, of lona, was a
But you must say "Post Toastg” (not "com-ilakes") sirens Power of kings county
. k. d Iwas a passenger on_t_he Murray
to your grocer, to get the sugrior in - I ,Harbor mn. .vsiimm and ren in
_ the afternoon for bla liomc in Bum.
_ ,.. . ._ -, .f ' meralde.
settles lu Canada takes his nation-
.__m___g_
passenger to the citv yesterday I
nlity with hlin and helps to loosen
American fnrmers who settle in the-northwestern Provinces look to Washington rather than to Otta- wa. The time is not far distant when the question of the annexa- tion of Canada to the United States will have become a burning issue on lioili sides of the border. And when that time comes the Amerl-I can element in Canada will make itself felt and heard."
--Newark Star, Feb. 11, 1911,
' ' ' B*-T*“*!Uluarpuuc| The leaders.
Wifi!-white me
nlillll. lltiagleckthg lilurerm ofrouth, 3,. slum lunar. "Un, llnifeueknrnaunanq '°°¢|lUllsi|ea. Uvuvl i Merriman, g I s¢~1lsc.l.»nu|sa»
r1........i-
lil t
reciprocity treaty." tlic Stars and St|'ipi_»s iloat over
--.\ssocintt‘il Mniiufncturcrs of (7anadn."
Minnesota. 1911. --idx-ilruvnriior N. J. liar-lrlor_ New
“Tho nffcctuation of that allrec- ncnt would practically tlcstroi'
Great l3rlt.1in's scheme for imperial DORSETSWRE FOLK l-ORE
fcilemtion; a scheme which not on- _--
y implies closer bonds politically R. 'l`liiii'str»n liupkins has been Ieiwrign Gi-pri; Britain grid nur giving sonic quaint and lininoroiis "I iw;-,riiigm-,ing_ hui vioser reiaiiorigfcxaniiilcs in thc l.on<lon llook- coninicrclally, and undoubtedly pru. man's Journal and l’rlnt Collecioi' fm-enr-I., for iiif, III-oriimis of ii", in rskard to Der.-iii Folks and llor- lficpennencios in the great market rsct Wn.\1~'. llc says ihc r\i==iii=~ or
_bf iiie W0,-pi in (ii-gui i';riiriin_ Ito-day urn not quite so siinplf-. as
--ii IIIII- Government mp-ycig iiI0Itlin.<o in "'l`lii-. ltcturn oi' ilu- \’nr-
proffers UI- I~eCiI,I-Ociiy "ow iimipi-|ivc" ann! "l~`ar Froin tin- .lladilinir -~ consideration, Canada will ccrtain~~Cl`f’W‘|~` .Wi Ul".V 1\l`i‘ Hilllllln Sllll-
y Im-II me cur,-ent of hm- II-,Irie Im and shnw their i'olni:<i spirit in I
III- II., posgibig Iowa;-ii -Great gri itlieir' pi'iivvr'|r. "I will not want
when l liavc, nor, by (ind, when l
"Tho scheme will glvc the Uni
‘ ' ‘ some (lays.
the tie which unites Ciinnda toltelil Smws |§maiti?r ctimtml of tho "H" “"5 I' Nov" “'°""'"5 hor Grc'it Britain The thousand f'w out mar M' an t ev" had kept my thing" “l""i”)"'" 1"’ “M
‘ - » B 0 Ibcfnrc. lt will enable it nilll -
A R "mi no n\nl!ll:i- -r. .' lin
plants to turn -Canadian wheat inti»°I;;0III,II “w'Iq,II'III' :I mm" III uf, ,kI,I
._ y 1 ri 0 1:(
,Hom and “end th" nnished pr” full nf simple ronls from lrralgcrnw ...___._.___._..__.__.__- I _ .. , ,
0|'
.- ~' .~ 1 ni -
sowerlnrlr (inort.-_-in 1i'nllnw). .And
thank the Lord she was look quick
_l went off for thc 'octor four miles
_ nwsiy. and when l gots thi-rc lin
*l was gone oft soiiii\\\'lii‘ro vlan; so
TM? LH¢k VN-lilfy and C°|°l‘ I turned, and in irnniiping lrack
-- alone rriricin`hercd l had in liotllc ni'
It ls a fact proved by thousands mr-
of grateful letters that l{cod's last venr, sn. says l, "tlmt will do Sarsaparllla is remarkably lienefic- im- iii.. Oi' Wm-|Irm;~ _sn i gnw II lal to women, whose most common in ppp rin-l npr. rlir-rig' , llllillitllls dl'Blll llild WBBKBU NWI Tim rilrl lilacksmllli drank his system and sometimes result in beer and rinnlt with his ham and anemia. IIGTVOIISDGHF. ZGUEFHI bread for ten minutes in silcncc. ' brearf down. Then he looked into tho nmlicr
,r l- Women overworked by fniniiy dcntlis nf his nic nnii an-:. -'shin
duties or overiiiakeu socially find misior. wn.~n'| ii n mnni ich i.li.in‘t their nerves all unstrung, fnccs iakr that lmiiln of nliysir ni\~.-r~lf'."‘
pale, appetite poor, sleep unfresh-` -----»~<»¢»____-
U8- _ BARON TAKAHASHI
Hoods sarsaparilia gives the
blood more vitality and better col-I "AP“N's PREWER
for KI(-ora. ’ ` HID. T.l|0PIlls|_3o| ,|or, makes stronger nerves. ani T°Kl°»` Nov. li.---lin:-on Kori-
~ ' W` ‘ "°°""' contributes to the enjoyment of kiro Taknliasslii. minister or fin-
Ufa embodln __ _o___K_________ _"___ aura ln thc llnra cabinet officially'
~ 1 is f- found-true formula for relief of thc "s°"m"“ Um p"°m"""“\‘li‘ '“ “"9
Ol ll ' ll i <1 i \_»l i‘ tl ill pale, weak, nervous rind dyspe-rr "°"l°“l°'l`*lW1l1liiil1r'\ who w-is
approved it will be ii-mended from! 5 '
f;,I??e;°c'g::gI:I'_'ctI2I‘YsI2:g§u§_)§§lf‘in(H duct .ilirmid .ind it iiiil ‘itiniulaic I- n ' Of lil!" 1“<i1iii~"r nioiinicnr ~,i
our northern neighbor. lt is aim? Siiic oi mIII_,_IIi',IIII_iIrc>i0:iii_<_i rrlli;.'_r_' .J`i'<'_in_i_i-r. “li is ilu.. - thai iin- mil i . l gl g Il. I, ` _ . , ‘ of <11 rar.; whit-li iii-limi.; iiniln
.:n‘lz. l: :iz 'i' 'lil
grant alll-American trndo policy. "§I'. I';"I‘._' ln "` lm' Y .l’U"', ii- ir, IIII. I-,III,,,.,.\ gi. I-I ,Im
vm“"‘ukec Free Press ‘ 1911 'ArnoeiiclllilulilllllcliqsNh|ld‘il`le}l‘snTgd o\l _ sorlicil l - coin
_ _ ,, . .
"‘ 'I " ' ` _ '., _' '. ' lit* :thx 1_1' tl»-vriiin
“lf the manufacturing intcrc,stsl{)i0rl”rS or gmmf |'Orlpvpl`y husnlll l1‘>'-" 1Jt\1'l:ii'<‘fi ilu- mini-:i»;.
are driven out of our centres i1f|I)I'I';I_0;"’\TI'II'”I)‘:_"If;;i_I_;lf:I f:'Il‘l“\',___"f. Cllilllvnizoil that the rsrnin vi ‘ population, the larmers', best cus-,_ ` , , , ' _ J _ ‘ , ‘_ _ _ _ ips I,-pre III,I I.,,.,,II,.,-IIIII-I. I l tomcrs are taken away and the in-5X9,:.li-f9_.."iQ",..I'IfIf];,',IIIl,,n'$I;t.IT'I;f.f; ("'\RMA‘\' f“""" ‘\""‘ 1”' ` A creator 1-xtcni town -1-\ U evitahlc result is rediiccil prices I'I"C`(;;;f_‘I‘I;;_I‘_`; " " ' ‘ I-I-I,IIIII.r ,_II,_.IgII0II ¢I,I,III,,I III. _ ~ -' i' -- 1 for farm products because of the ` .. " |l‘ -1
M12 llopkins lnlla lilo following'
story ri’ an old bla(-lisnilth ai whose lonely forgo lin :ipplicd for fond :mil linlgliiix. noi knowing Ilial
tho
died: The old follnw n cnt-il thc
was' in iroulvlo -by ihn fresh crcpr
__
1
.; if* -Y r 1 “W ' , ~'-"-2 _ nf; -~----I;
spenilirl be nnin towards I '"3" 11"" ]‘ `t ` H
__ I, _\~I,“, vm., SIIII _ iruiiipiiigii oi' Ilic l‘i‘iiiri<~ l’rii\'ini~i-< mm! Stmk (`m"WHml` I
13rnoon_ The hall in wliicli thc Primo minister spnki-. was vroiril- cd with llio olirctiirs for .\l:it'.l)0n- aid county whcrc the fight is h<>t-- wecn Govcriiincnt canilirlzitv
There is no lilicral in ilu-. fluid.
Turning to thc grain qui-.<tion "wliii'h is of pnruinniinl. run.-'r~ riucncc” The Priinn Minister rr-li crrcrl to thc :luinand lor an lnvostr- `
gatiim into thc whoii- gi'a~:~. :raili-
tliir wi-st. As .anim :is that arnsrr
and tho guvrrnmcnl dociflrrl on au invceiliratin-ri thc cry camo lroin Mr. ('rcrur rind his fullowt-i's that thc
lliiiriiisliiiv-, 1911,
-W
@_<-Q;-ii
‘i'ii1\.1i|iil' qiii-~:li-».i. 'l`.ii- .\`\\'
.ind ilizit for .| r'ivmii|uiiil'.' to
ivio_\'i-il is a pulriif- \\a~ii-_
wlinlc move was a pnliiival cnc -#_-<¢>__-
siiiil Mr. .\l<'iL:lii'ii_ "'l`li¢- iir.-'t niliiil S/~,i| |,.ivr.|-_. ‘I-ni, iii. I-_'Iii,.
i~r,g and i.li~~y fwiiiiior i-~
opcn, .
.iskol in in-r'oni|~ ii iiioiiiln-r nl thi- lriniril wus' Mr. ll. \\'. \\`<nid. l\'iill:
NOW
, Two :fora
. lilzir-kNii1itli's wifi' :iliil just
_ F
or io inn :mil l gilt-sscrl lliat lin
iiil rminil his still hal wliirli is
ihc auiliciicn wiv-tlii-r ihey it that till' Profits ui ll;inii‘ lhcir grain were lmiiiir 1|.-nl flllill1<`-f‘ till! Grain (ii'iiwci:< G and futher thc politic-:il :iinblt
ot I\ir. <‘r<'r;ii~ and Mi; \\',ir.(,
imif-}_a__
ln .\\vitzcrl;\i1il thc iniliryo t viiipiu,\'i-Ii rm-, ,li-.iii ii-i'li ,rn I , , ».
iinil \Vni. J. Iiovic, i1i'oi,:rt>;-'.~:iv<-. i
41.1 tltt- tli»'ur_v lliiit ,. III ,II who is ;“lll`l1lf\.\’<'il is. il' l» ii iii li nl‘ 'lll`illl\‘ lil ln i-mini* nur-iiip!o\.
:r|1_\' nnr- nf ii . nioiiilii-~ < \\
I(':i.p:il>li‘ <11' work 'o rw::i'|iii in i
pany. -"ind l .-ln_\'i‘rl at his i`n'rgo for
ans. But lt’s no manner of use grumbling-l nt-vcr was 1 l ll
divlno which he did give inn
QQPTEIP _
CH EWI NG TOBACCO
Must fresh and full of flower that lmgers to the last
Te It
assassinated November iiii