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~.»¢..»~.r...¢.».....~..\,.....,. There are some millions of bushels of wheat in
Russia. The British Government is planning to recog- nize the Soviet Government in order to', among other things, buy this wheat. If Great Britain do-es this,
these millions of bushels of wheat will displace as
-_ _ many bushels of Canadian wheat. In this case the
Canadian wheat growers will have many millions of
dollars less revenue to spend upon Canadian manufac
tures, the Canadian manufacturers will require few`- er employees, there will be less work for Canadians
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THE I GHAHLUTTETUWN GUARDIAN, CWFNIWWW
l A msn .nursing with s crowd per the r»rln¢ll>=\'l “NDIS f0°d °f
Editor and Publisher. and shgumng “grep thief" is fro the poor man stew C1193!! 8 Dl‘i°¢ ' _ quently arrested »by metnmolliu; to them as can be enforced _on the
" "`-" =' 1"-"\”=":“` 3 fpoiics, with me profess-loner con- farmer. with the “d"\l"°d °l>1°°¢
I D II r nad 1307 .00 (d ll I ' _ ii ld- to ul fit et-ing
Cds :er :sat inigll ) in advxea lhvw #gr "dence that 11° is me Dick p°°l“'t' ol the 9 them;efxs_ eThe,,,
_ f _ shouting to ward off suspicion 'from Dl'i0€B W S
' Q _'_' L_' himself, and generally they have announced 111811 il I0 S0! GVGTY
when in power have proven the
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920. the right msn. ishistory me -nip tarmerno slsn s blndins bond tv
_ r__ ,_ _. \=,, = _.__ gest doelalmers for civil liberty, lvl!! UF Wim" 9'-‘meet '-° the °°m' ` "" "` ' ' ' ' _ - mend of the combine. They go fur
, , l greatest, tyrants Trgaky and Len- t»ll¢l‘ than thi! with the threat tll8t
.\.\' r.\'1>rox.\1‘io.\' Mr~.1~.'r'11\'o. me who mms go "mum ,or me my ,,,,e,,, g,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,
Russian proletariat against Czar- doni and auwcrscy. are in power
the bond or loin the ring will be boycotted from the markets and
Another indignation meeting was held _some crushiu the very me and mu- practically ‘prohibited 'rms wiring
the regular channels
the handshtps of the taxation und
proillgacy of any country, and has turned a deaf ear -to the pleadings of their best 'advisors and the pub-
The Opinion O t e mee ing was S rong an llcly expressed indignation of their
strongly expressed and the suggestion was made that in every effort should-be put forth to bring such pres- a sure upon the government as would result in repeal- ing the obnoxious tax act. A
FOR 'l‘\\'E.\"I`Y FIVE CENTS.
It now develops that the escape of the prisoners _
who broke jail here a few weeksago and disappear- 2'” "“"““”‘°“ °' ‘"5 ”“"’°“" He
fronlgff faci have been the busiest of all mon ive cen ro anc _ en 1 _ in the dim and distant future and which may end been pleased io daub as me "big either in a tragedy or a happy marriage. It is well
`, known that the hand that beckons the prisoner from
his cell is unknown to all the world but himself and
Challottetown ' 'that Fate in strange ways interposes to bring about ,»,,,,,,,b,,,.,,_ ,f ,, ,S ,,.,.,O.,,.,,d ,O ,,,,,,,,,._
the consummation. In this instance Fate chose as ialize, that me worm naseverseen. her instrument, for weal or woe_ what the people oi' the province are today 'strenuously cursing, namely,
the incapacity and the “penny wise and pound-foo1- , p . . Iish" policy of the Bell Government. When two of ;lil;i:e_Oiil:eiirsiliiaiilirliveriviélfxl
these prisoners made their espispe the first time they were seen by a gentleman at ampshire who believ- "big l“">f°"" with °» l“"1°vef lest ing it to be his duty, promptly called up the police at Charlottetown and guarded the prisoners until the r, police arrived. He 'was both surprised-and disgusted ` to find that the government refused to pay for the seeking on ennocement of its telephone message. When the prisoners, three of them Svllefe Of °P*=“11i°“S 1° the exleul this "time, made their second break for freedom they followed the only road they knew, namely, to Hamp- ll shire and here again Fate l-ed them to the barn of the
gentleman who _had previously reported them. Nat-
urally he was surprised to see them but, remember- ing the governme'nt’s cavalier treatment of his prev- ious good offices, he very properly concluded that if the government wanted them worse than he did they could send for them- “And go they went”-'out into the wide wide world, by the carferry steamer, whith- er and why no one knows, but whetherit be peniten- t1ary_ the scaffold or a wedding and “living happily together ever afterwards they will be able to credit or charge it to the incapacity and bun-gling of he
Bell Government.
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-and there you are What should we do with the
' Russian wheat? ' _
In this connection an exchange saysz-
_,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, _,,,,,, _w,,., ' Russia is our chief competitor. Yet there are ~°ul°=--. - ---~ -_ -- -.. hundreds of trade unionists and farmers in this ' ich- on cans mar (sis country worrying the authorities and worrying the prmn). 9 Government to help the Soviet-some of them in the 1 car em, (sm sunny). way of the Soviet--to thus injure Canadian farmers 1¢,, M,“,|,,,,, manufacturers and labor men. Some years before g, on comm", _M cmk_ the war Russia cap_tured_a _group of British financiers is corn. who had been putting millions into Canada, formed a
1c¢f"n¢sm rms" rio... British Russian bank aud turned this stream away ~__..____
.nd R,||“v 9." p fron., this country _ V V Are fnlnefirint Your imowledze, your' \\ \ \ \
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From Western Canada reports re coming which should stir the wlrol ou tr u to united L- lonal protest. Hon. C. A, Crerar who has been seeking to make the clean and patriotic farmers of the rest of Canada 'the oatsspaws io crown his a.mbitions_ is now developing in its lrue light
nd those associated with him
mls lli denouncing what they have
interests". and it now transpires
e e op l e of s
preaching, there is in prospect one of the ‘biggest and most dangerous
its threatening character is not to Canada alone, but to the civil-ized world, if they can only achieve the
‘blne is already an enofrinously
year of '$113,000,000 and a profit l upon its transactions of $699,700.14. And now comes the more startling news l-hat this orgnnizaiiorr is
that it may be able io tie up the ` whole grain crop of Western Cana- da under one great. monopoly which can 11 ae prices at w
throat.
We have limi combines in Cana-
deliberately threaten the food sup-
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try the law of supply and de rnund has had reasonable sway, intl the ‘linrru which mergers lravt
Furnished by W. B_ Louson.
Would you kindly insert this in
A Little More Patince with Mother.
As the days go gliding away into
And maybe the things that uw
dorwn lin her heart,
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Old :moi-lrer, still striving to kt-ep
up her part.
So tireless larnd teinder her 'love
A 'Little more patient with her. till ` the end ‘ Mono ihoughtfwl, and carefiil, und
sweet.
She’s been such -B comrade and
teacher sind fnlend.
in the storm. and the strife and thc
' heat( .
Ami rmuwibe the things that sire
thinks of tloduy,
nights ago at Lower Freetown to register the pro- “M” °“l °f “‘°°° “”f°'°“““‘*° W' hi’ “’”°"" "‘ . _ _
V . . . ri i ir t k th t -,hi of trade, which the combine in- V ~ ~-
test Ot: th? pepple og w;l,l;_e;n: (gr :dliom my :r-eiexdxl tends to control. lt any more dia- , _@,`
BXCGSSIVE an X 111119088 6 ed Buch warm §01i¢i4ude_ Premier bolical scheme to mp the roots '
at its last session. The meeting was quietly but rn- san ,nd M, wmbinarion ,,,.,,,c,,,d which produces the rise-sim gli _ .
dignantly serious. Not a voice was raised in defence to me people of this province or “‘° ““"°"~ W” °"°" ,““°
even conceived by any of the oth-
of or in excuse for the government. The audience - er B0_c&,,,ed .Mg ,,,,mm.. 0, me which was large and representative was unanimous if :‘:;‘°f;;f;f”';f;°,§;',‘;”§8',,f;‘,f country we would like ro have its in declaring the land taxes were unnecessarily high ,md earned ,,,0,,,‘,y by the Arm mms. The nearest approach to and the poll tax utterly un_]ust1f1able_ Resolutions neun noovemmem, and when he ""8 l'“"‘“ 12"’ ““|°‘“°"lY “"3” lthg
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were drawn up and passed and the Secretary,fM§. =1‘¢1=uue<i io power he issued 2:;-‘ff:i‘ch 'ggfwess ;‘;eWe':l in
. . , ' _ . ' ' _ trern as with scorpions, 'DAXFNG ` `
I). M. Bernal d, was instructed to transrniit the in E MYTHING MTHIN _ad d,ss0,ved by ac, 0, W,,am,n,
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ings of the meeting to the two represent ive-,s of the ,TANGIBLE AND nNmAN£§Q;f‘__ ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,e,e.,,_ of ,md at me de- v
district and also to send forth a Mace man cry to ,,,,,, opened up R c,,,,,,',.,,, 0, ex'_, mana or the consuming people.
Otilél' SCl'l00l dlStl`l.Cl1S t0 help by ad ptlilg Slmllal` penditure, salary increases and ex? _ ' _ resolutions. and passing them on to the various rep- iravasance wimowt paraisir is the W“"”‘ ""5 °°"“"“° °“““°' “""'
resentatives wherever they might be found and whom soever they might happen to represent. »
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trol. and perhaps not even innu- ence the outside world prices of wheat and wheat products, it can if it succeeds, become n. strong
' ' the
,,_s,,9,.5 and §uPe,.,0r5_ me eIectm_s_d»etc.rn\lnlng fuctor within ml ,ax ers of ,the mv,nce_ boundaries of our own country.
l~‘anmers in Eastern Canada, and more particularly ln the Maritime provinces are not producers of wheat, but the consumers and pur-
9 C H y D a nm chasers of very large qusntltles.l
la P. E. Island some wheat is grown, much more than in Nova. Scotia or Nei! Bmnswlck, yet many thousands of barrels of flour are imported for the use of _our fa-inning peoplle. Wiih this there is an enormous consumption of hi-an_ shorts. niiddiings pandl by-_ products made 'necessary .in our dairying rind hog-raising industry. To have these jacked up in 'pro
that b hind th ..s_t _hi f., hi hilbilive prices by a rernorselessl
combine would he a fatal blow in
the progress of the province. And it is this combine, now showing the cloven hoof which had the
unutl/arable gall lo send its Dlilil ,q ` missionaries over the country. nn-
der the shallow guise of ii l~‘arnrsr°s Pa/rty asking farmers io join in and speed on' this “big interest“ designed for their own destruct- l0l1i. We have before us in iinaggry 8. child stabbed by its pretended protector and holding the vessel
to catch its fast ebbing life hlooii, ’
and it is in simile tho Grain Grow- ,'
‘ ‘ E te f' ~ rs
er slabiblng our as rn tunic. :ind asking them lo hold the i~n~ ceptacle into wliicli firops the llf-‘-1 blood of their prosperity.
,ct 2 - m 'The L”|bera,l press continued to
and hom me pwducer by mp worry, almost unduly, over, the nn.
comfortable situation of their party
in Quebec. Confessedly they did |`
not llke'the inroads Premier Meigh
da but nothing like onto this to en and ‘his mwemment are making
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into the hearts and approval o the people 'I`hev first attempted
. . . pl ' of the people. n in us- ' ' , , 5 `__ to re-create the pruclicatl and relig-
ious cry. but the sci down given them hy the Prlnio Minlster_ and
even some of their own leaders. was sufficiently pronounced in
»~-¢».»»»»»»4¢.»~»,»¢-»~s N frighten them' from this heggnrly
political method They are now fol~
\ lowln another* tack and seeking
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to create jealousy in Quebec be
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t-mise qi alleged preferences in thc-
‘ line of public works to other pro-
*'****** vinces. Their cry now is that it
'rr-,E M01'HER.|N-LAW, -was “Tory policy to do everything
--~ for Ontario and little or notlrinp,
for Quelrci-". llccause the Mont-
Y°“l` °°'1“m“- fm' um m°"h°"`I“'fresrl'Gazette asserted that "only ww' ‘|t'he Conservative party, presents a
policy which guarantees the lndus- lrlal prosperity and expansion of
0l\~ my *W She seems lv sww Quebec", inn iniierai press urs
q“°‘=“” busy raking up the Government
encouragement to industrials In
yenra.
Mm ,may be ynu Q;-9 0( her sgmngp Ontario which their claim is was
little ways. not repented in Quebec. There is
A1111 ll0Il`! Ullilefbililllld hcl' leafs: no doubt but that Premier Melglien
will, with his customary skill slay
Are ,hmm mm ou know "owing this ghost also. hui even if it were
true. ls not such treatment of On iarlo a splendid enrnest `of what t-hey will do for a Quebec cooper- ating-wrtn i`i1em'_»
Another nuuse for Llbernl anx-
iety is in the progressive nfeasure;-i now on foot to restore the .Coirsar
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vntive party to its old time place I A I
of 'influence and 'prestige in that
province. Well :founded reports ln» ,
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dicate that there is no more prom-
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1 on “asia msn" rim The trouble is that the farmers do not know they ora Mother -grows more and grey, _ - \ ` \ ‘ i`
md Fed. ' k _ » But whoa has she llsiled you-say ’ ll/
i;;r.rrr.i.2:§i.‘;f2i..‘;z§ r,f.1.°i.‘;_’:rr..krr.‘;W..i*;ryC;;€ . .D o D u S "'"““ °°' adian agent of one section of _the Soviet propaganda l A "Mis m°'f° willing is nun- ,worn .' ' K I D N E Y
°‘" ""' °"'°" "°°"' has for a lon time been an intimate friend of the h" whim'
lone Hells g __ To cheer her and love her along; f L- psgatlon work in any pm-i can
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Happiest words of the whole year-to the littlest child that can under.
stand them-to the dearest old grandmother who can hear them, and to every
other wholehesrted human being between. _
Never was a brighter Christmas in prospect than this one. The war img
gone ftirilrer into the past und the evils it left behind ure passing away.
What it happy thought it is going to be. when we are puzzling over gms
for friends, to realize that Christmas money will buy so much more than it would a short time ago-more quality or quantity-MORE HAPPINESS FOR FRIENDS--may now he bought with every dollar' that is spent.
, Our Christmas Store Invites You! _ it never' was more interesting, for its array of Gift Things, or for the at- .
tractiveness ol the prices.
They tell us that llils is going to he a year' of sensible. practical gills,
That has been the wholesome tendency for years, and we have provided ah,
undantly for those who wish to buy sensible, pr'nctical_glt`t-things. Every Suu. tion ot' our store is filled with them, rind lorelranderl folks, who do their Christmas shopping early will he delighted with what we have to show them
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“Clrr‘istruas is coming!"
'To enjoy it more fully and avoid all its unpleasant worries, D() YOUR
Cl=IRlS'I‘MAS SHOPPING NOW-get the best pick of the git't~things and nvum
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the rush and worry of those vexatious days before Christmas.
‘ The Christmas Handkerchief Bazaar
Offers Dainty and Practical Gifts that every Friend will- be happy (0
receive.
We have been anmzed ourselves to see what it remarkable nssernblzrgc
ul' liundkerchiefs we lrnve _izatehrerl for Christmas---now that they are dig. 3
played where they can be so conveniently seen.
Vi’hiit could be ii better' Christmas suggestion than Han<lkerchie|'5'_> 5
See the exhibition ul the new liandkerchlef Bazaar. " ‘
Boxed ilur\dker~clriei`s 65:: to $1.75. Childrens Box 300 to 75c. Sep-
urnte lSc to $1.50.
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Was It Santa Claus Who Changed The ‘
Styles of Women’s Hand Bags?
New and beautiful styles lizive just come out~~so different from those that
women now lru\'é~nrrikini: the br-sl possible holiday gifts, for you are sure that the lady has .nothing like them and will be most delighted to get a neu. Bag' in the latest model. Prices range from $2.25 to $15.50, including the smartest in`velvel bugs. _ `
The _Gnu Hana on christmas Morning Will Try on the New Gift " Gloves
The safe and sure selection. The useful. the thoughtful gift. and yet
what could be more refined :ind elegant for the price pitid than ii nice pair of Gloves. lor main, woman, or clrilil? - i `
}~}vi~r_v vkinil is lwri-, for t»\'i_-rgvbotiy, for e\'ei§\' service. Priced ni 52,25 ig
$3.50. All kinds rind sizes, V
Pack Him Up ia New"Bag or . Suit 'Case
For Christmas t
iie`s much too fine a)nnn to trnvel around with shabby luggage. But ire°s
careful, too perhaps.
u_m‘:;fsthilSh';Yitfl;i':f'¥i3uWhfllllge lillilrhct think he could do without. because he‘s ' » ~ Rive im ‘or l it b _ ' ~ . mn from $2.00 to $23.00- rr s runs ccause she s tlroughtiul. Prlcts
For the Woman Friend-a Pretty Bit '
lustlhilliiiili wolizlal; loves io `h“"° illcllly of these beauty things. You know mctivene :pu Nc becoriiingto her, and there is so much daintiness and el-
's` 0 n eckyem' gm 'lm' 005'* Ollly ii few do\lars. Separate privs '
of Neckwear
fr-gill $1.00 10 $350- Bl' the ytu'<l $l.35 to $2.85,
N9 Time Like This io Pick out Mens scars
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mu - f . 5°" ever "mice h°W U10 -“He belle-rns in Men's Scarls',seem to dis- *
appear just hem” Ch"Slm“f"-' MWHYS nleniy of Searls," to he sure, but "
not th - _
e Superb V“l‘i9lY 0| imtrr-.ins and colorlnrzs that we are showing now,
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snlos rilzgltngivfeglltuini about what you send him, pick out the cleverest .
~ . elore the collection is too much picked over.
Nniumiiy, or sun. Ana mis ci -1 r
pure "wen, Silks' in weights of du;;£4";1:HB yauelwlll be able to select the fine,
Socks, of Course
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tl d _ 3' Hn egance, and not pay nn_\' more H1!! YOU ld lust year for the more fragile kim-|5_
Anil lrov -1 - » ,
‘ "mm "wie he H i-.Olng to nppreclnle them! 350 up to $2.00.
what 3' JOY These Eider Quilts Are Now
Two wnys-and,Lhen some.
/\ l0y to secure such exquisite] - ‘
appearance M wo" as luxurious Iwymwgrxl ppgeggniis. that are so eleguut is
And a n ` '
BW Joy to he able to buy such lovely bed coverings ai such wm-
mmabl? Prices tis these: Prices range $13 50 51.7 50 32,00
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"_ ‘mu Farmers Party leaders A prominent Canadian lab- Au. may 1 mm in fwm of her / , L L S <73 was sri ure mesh or the people
, ..Or\|ai\ed Qy r ~ ’ , ' . , ~ 4 rsuirry om. ns. p p' or leader f_or the past two years has _actually devoted _M,,_, ,,§,"f,':,f;, 0, muy n mg, 1 ~FU /I | \ p \_;1-'_'F,SVi'/f sein; in more with me policy or
__.,,,,,, , l, ,,,,,,,,_ ,,,.,,,,,_ much of his time to forwarding the interests in Can- .um mm one umm. in ir wornr if \\\\\ ;~ gf f Premier Meiehen and his mr-
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_ Wl\°'°°°'° '"4 |‘°i'"~ ada of Canada s chief competitor, Russia. His com- mm mwmmw M, , , , L KlDr\.lhY E ', H' *°""‘“°'- B°""°“'.‘“‘*° the ""f°“¢h-
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ings and goings to the Soviet head uarters in New wrn¢,_. ly-. o "nf t -f°’, »5 f* ”°‘“‘““’ “"° °"“'°"’“‘*"° "1 Chl"
q old M th with nam H l'r,| "l rir':q';| <5# ",,|‘|"|, actor and unsympthetlc to change
York and a number of letters from and to him are ,gn 7; her hx; us sl' " A - , einem, mu vseirrstrsn, the mm
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_ _ `__& -,;.,",| ‘ fn e p05§ess|0n 0 t e aut 0nt'leS"”m iact they are Their looks out of the 'window and ' I 'bhllll 'stone whidh is Mrrylhl McKehsie ' " 'V ' r' n possession of some sane la-bor leaders. r, uno. xr" in mrrnmr pmrirm nn
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Quebec Conservatives have com- p'lieted an directive organization, Sbwhsly offlcererl ns follows;-Mr, F. J. Basaillon, K. C. and Mr. Ar- “0|<| Wllllilfflilht.-K. C. presidents; three vlcqvpresldentr, Atldérman Thmnas 0'(‘onriell, Mr. L. A. IA- velle and Mr. David S.~FrietIman; two secretaries, 'Messrs Arthur
Lnilondn and .lpl\|\'1‘. Hackett.
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