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A busy Week in town for farmers begins today’ lmiiilmmlsll .iu t let doivn ni) ' (Montreal Gazette)

- - - ien iave s ' ' i '

when the first of the meetings of organized agricul- hm, and ,,,,,W, ,mo ,, k,n,_,,,,, ,

will be held, to be continued every day till Fri- and am dying to finish ii nove-

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Daily_Selections For i dliiardian Readers

Furhlllied by W. S. Louaon §

AS A WOMAN THINKETH

l wonder wiiy iii They always call at inoppor

And NEVER invite me anywhere

' day. It is good to get all the various organizations ,gm fam ,m,,,cu,,,_,y ,,,,,g,,,g '.0 _-lined up together, and we are sure Rev. Dr. Gauthier go. - i

V . < \ ~ W f ‘ 1' V ti

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who last veai suggested such a plan, will be more ,MQ

'than delighted to see it successfully materialize.

Co-o ieration, oi'0`anization ex iortzition are the ~'“

*" ’ ruin

n(L most of then; lizivc ll .'Ie` spots on top o ftlit-ii' iieads, 'i id rougli chins. ` id .siiiell of tobacco aiiid b.iy- - i

Slogans of pi'og'ressi\'e agriciiltui'alists these days, .\...i my .hmm 'riii~;_\1si;i.\'i-_~s_ _ and we hone and feel that everyone will get new "f=\l""1l°""’f “'""“‘"- `

‘ ` . '“ .-‘ii

inspiratiofi and eiicoui‘:i_e'enieiit to ni:ii'ch toiward as

the |'~~-Lili -it ii -- :':i=-etiii;-1:- .md c.iii{f_'i’t=iices to t:ikt ‘nil place liii~ ‘.\<-\_~l~c_ .tiid .-iiiifitigr the iii.-vt iiigs we include ._,,,._

I N V,

the -.lemoii~=-.iatioiis in honour of the neu Liberal

id are sciitiniriiinl nt the iiiost

nip’ .=.\:il:I.'~ and prcplistt-intra in i-_

-mt.-' _ ;' |in~\ ..ili .ii lovr uhh rn lam .ii ~' n_|lnipp}' iii thi ond. I _tiiil if :li-'_\' tltrift I tim unliipiy

_ :_ \\" ' _ f , - - _ - _ _ I 'fi-oiii lin lioyiiiiiiiii: ti the enl. 1

l.e.id<-._ tion. .»». l.. I/l.icI\eii.4ie King, \vho is also the H I mm_.__ unc U, mm I ,,,._.,,. iiieiiilit_~r for l"riii:_-e. We all welcoiue him and i Siiaii in in-ri: . -’

_iirst lieutcii;-iiit, .\|_i°. l.apoiiite, on their lirst visit to ,,_L(`;

iid if l d_»n't l knoir I shall he rly iiiisilzililcf »;

the capitzil and \'-_'iii give them the attentive and ap- ,uni y.-i.

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preciative hearing due to their high standing in their ;,

'ter ali. 5 hey are the\ only things there

party and their merits as able and talented speakers _inn L., rim with. . and clehatcis who have forced ahead to the front Of fell in lm “'i*l‘f §

‘['3,1”1k0f l.lb€I`2ll I)l‘Ot%lg(`ll`ilStS. And in\t o .1 baby or ri kitten

' For many years past the summer attractions ot A,

Prince Edward Island have been more or less con-

spicuously held up at home tothe admiring gaze of ff*

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nicest thing there is to kiss.

Sr” M E H T()I_RlST Tn?\I)E_ oprilelirth will take the place oi

O U Pill .l at rieii KRT or 'i piimeiwiiiinnl ec.iii.e ii poiiierniiiiiii iirivei- ls \ ii pit ii. in s. - \o tal e on out to dinner.

- tht*

‘_ W ' "` _ g .-\iid there ‘atiiiirs when NOTH-

ii l >O iiiipei"‘oiial.

ou int run your lin ers thru iziir i quziiiel \vi'h ii wi-ii _von

those,at home and probably with the result that many '.1-pi f.-.Mm ft.

been made to place these attractions before those

w‘:li srfii;\linil_\' else.

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Ani .ere not ii; iii tht-

Whom we wish to influence, those in the congested' “"‘f`l@ “`lfl°- ‘\'<>11<‘<'i‘1`\\l \'-'<>='lf\ -“<1

`“ roi

cities of our own dominion and of our sister republic.

This has now become a chronic mistake. Year after il

yearat public iiieetiiigs and'clse\\'hcre the desirabilit_v of niaking a real bid for sumnier tourists has been eloquently discussed and concurred in and year after year no definite steps have been taken. _

It is claimed that in the principal centres hotel

aceonimodatioii is inadequate. This objection does not hold good. Both Cliarlotteto\\'ii and Summer- side have .~‘ui'l‘icieiit hotel accommodation for all who Wish to remain in the cities. The great majority of tourists leave their homes to escape from cities and get to the seaside. We have considerable hotel ac- commodation ori the North Shore and hundreds of homes throughout the pi‘o\'ince which could accom- modate from two or three to half a dozen visitors. The number which could thus be accommodated would easily aggi'egate many hundreds. Every mile of shoi'e around the Island would have its quota of regular summer visitors if the matter were taken hold of by an energetic org'aiiization. All that would be required would be to tabulate those willing to take summer visitors the kind of accommodation available and the cost per day or per week. This in- formation could be placed at the disposal of visitors and they could take their choice. The cost of such an undertaking would be but a bagatelle while the rev: enue could easily be considerable. This method was adopted several _years ago in Summerside by a small ‘tourist association and many of those who came have ever since been regular summer visitors.

There will be no danger of overcrowding our

hotels; they are as already said, good for all the visi- tors wlio will want to remain in the cities, of whom doubtless there will be many. An effort along this or similar lines would no doubt result in bringing many visitors to the province and introducing them to the best summer climate in America and their visits would no doubt be repeated in future years. The hotels Will " follow the trade, not the trade the hotels. What we need is the visitors and the hotels will look after themselves and will multiply if necessary.

The time to look after the summer travel is now.

With a little enterprise a Tourists Association could be organized and such information secured as would fill the province with tourists every summer. Who will make the move?

lil.

I‘Ii)l'|`()R] .\

L .\`()'i`l‘]S.

"i`hci‘e is cvideiilly little sports-

niansliip in thi- iiiiikc-tip of the Pat- riot. it dz,-niccl the truth of a state-

ntenf. made by the Guardian and

demanded that we publish the said

statement over the signature of Cap-

tiin John L. Read. We complied

with its reqiit-.st _vestei‘duy, yet the Patriot hud not the grace to apolog~

lze for its uiipzirliaiiientary behav-

iour: instead it filled nearly two col-

"umnl with pitliible prattlo which

.any man with an ounce of red- 'bioodin his veins would scorn to

lather. The sole question in d|scuss»

ion is whether lt is hotter for the

Iiilntlri' luis bot-ii Ilnirotlglily d'i.~‘t‘ii~'s

cd hy the t'tiiiiiiii~i'i-ini t-niiiiiiiiiiitics

iinid the t'ni~|lif-st tliey are |ii°t¢parc<l

i to go is to atlvocatc :iii curly morn-

,Iiiig szcrvire from Sackville to eon~

‘inert with the (fur Ferry .snilii

'ironi 'l`.ii‘iiieiitiiie nt ,about S ii.

Q liven sncli ii .service would interfere

E with the nioveiiicni of freight, und ithe Board of ’l'rad‘e has refrained .from petitloiiiiig tho llullway auth-

Iuritii s on the subject. So fur as the z:tl1ili'nvei‘s‘y be t wcnn Captain ‘John l.. Ri-nd rind the Patriot is

concerned tlnit is ii mutter between-

tlieinsolvcu. The Fuptoin liiis shown

province, with one Car Ferry, to liiiiisf-ll to be perfectly able 'to

have a late pxissenegr service in

state liln side of the case und to

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have 1'eina_in.3d at home. Practicall,V no _et‘foi't has im?" 1“el<“ it iiii-~‘f'1l»1=i Ii;-' flirt-

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_ ('rh<§'ife*vieu'> ' '

i`i'::l.uhly in lim Hu_v's phrise,

ith: tcicher's L-iillliig will be for

13, 1920. _ liii-fiiiy yours to come “the most res-

’*“_“" _ T;-';;`;::*74;"';*“*:P:1';~‘*if* "I (By Hum" Ruwlumw llronslble, the lczist advertised, the

' .iinrst paid, and the most richly re-

\\'EL(‘0.\il~I T() i\`_\ltMl-IRS .\.\'l) l’()I.I'l‘l('I.\NS soMi:'riiii:s

- » - "ii_ii<e en!

ivurdcil protessioii in the world."

é-eo>--i PROHIBITION

Statenients issueu at Ottawa are

:p-paiwntly intended to ,how that lf the people would have a dry Can- :idfi they must persuade the legisla- t':i‘ss ot' the province to act. The lziiv its it now is given a proviiiro powci' to tio for thc ruin dcniini:

1. By* the provincial lc1.:lsl:\tui'c

r qiir-stiiig ii vote on the qucslioii iuul lzy the iii'_i;¥orlty ot’ the elect- ors in the province voting in' fav- .-t` viroiiiliitziiz thc iiiiportiitioii ul ii it: 1'.

2. ll_\' :lic province eiiictiiig legis-

i.ili'in proliibfting its own citizens i'iu:ii either piirrlitising liquor for pcrroiizil consuiiiptloii or from hov- iiigr liquor on tlicir proiiiises.

li' siirli zi liw ivert- pztfiscd, it is

point .l out, the l)oh¢-rty Act would aiiitoiiintiraliy upply, prohibiting ini- portzition for beverage purposes; oi' if any province desired to pre- vent thc iniportzition. pending zi vote being tuIteii,uiidei' the first al- ternitivc, they might, pending such voir, prohibit tiny of their citizens front purchzzsiiig for beverage pur- posci; or t'i'oiii li:i\'ihg' liquor on their pr_\iiii.<e'i for donicxtic limi. The situation is simple. it may be difficult, howevr-i'_ to persuade pro- vincizil lair-iiiiikrrs to uct. 'in the iiiiitter as the drys desire. In On- tfirio Sir \\'llli.uii lIo;irt's govrrn~ ineiit i'<‘t'ei»'v:i the pixiiiiliilitiziists' i-lierizs when the e:."i't»iiie l:i\.\.‘ oi' thiil |;i'o\'iiic-e` \v.is eiinrtvd. 'l`lit_-ii whfii clectioii diiy»c:1iiic, :iii.l Sir \\'illi::ni Hc;ii‘:: :ought the approv- iil of the people, tlie"di'_v rtili;ii'ts l`fll`§.:tit him. li-‘ had :is i‘i‘_\vnrtl the voiisr-ioi|<iit>ss ol' liiiviiig done \-:lint lli‘ co'isiilc|'~-il right. 'l`lie :i\'i‘i‘_ig;e iioliticiiiii lool..-i ici' soiiwiliiiii.-,’ niore

FQUK _ h _ ' THE CHARLOT'-l‘E'l`OWN GUARIIIAN ‘ _

-FN ¢

sooo oo oooooiooo-Q-fog-o4'+

nE'T|-tens Two sioss 'ro THE Minnow?

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, No, there is only 'one side to the rainbow. The ruinbow is made by irefiectloii of the rays of sunlight

‘through drops of water in the ulr,_ ibut you nun never see a raiubgwl

'e het\v it and the

un. ss you :ire _ een lsuu, You could never see a rain- : howii' you were looking _at the siin, i and so if you are looking at a rain- ‘liow you can be certain that any- lone on the other side of it could 1 not see tt. because they would have to be looking right at the sun. The rainbow is always opposite to the sun an-1 there can never bo two

sides to it. I

DO THE ENDS OF'THE, RAIN- _BOW REST ON LAND?

The ends of lho ;niiibo\v do not

rosf on anytli':in. You see, the riiln- ,bow is only the reflection 01' the » siiii's i-,iv:;'tlii'own back to us by the , insitlo of Ciie back of \li'e~ruiiidrope, 4 wliirii are still in the sky alter the ,i'tiin. Oi` course. if any of the l drops of wiiicr touched the ground < they would erase to be raindrops .".iid,_ tiicr;~l'r‘re, multi not reflect t the rays of the sunlight. So, what we thiiiu ot' as the ends ofthe rain- - hor." do not really exist alt ;ill. The . rziinliow is only a reflefztion oi' tlii . rays of .siiiillglit from coii_iitJ.csc ,drops of ivater in the air. which gthe snails rays iniist strike at ii ' certain tingle iii order to reflect hack the light so we can see it. Where the §uii's rays do not strike the drois of water at the right angle iio light is reflected, and there is the end of the rainbow.

P t ' tW k ` S ` , 2 fl0 92 lil Cilplllftl !

_lsee ii great inirzicle has happened. ill states in discussing the Borden lfuniily, tliiit no such niirucle had ,trikcn place iii the world since the Ishii at the pi'zive;~ of MOSES had _striml .still in th" lieiivons till the ,.\M.\l..-\l(l'l`i<_`.S were iicfeated."__ l Nou' if all lie says about I5oi"ilcii .is as false 1: i' that ive kiio\v how liniicli to depend iipin it. ' it was ‘wh ii tht Am it

," 0 I 0|' rs; were at wiir ;wltli tlit- Gilieoiiites that Joshua spoke to the Lord and said: “Sun stiiiid thou still upon Gilieon :ind illon iiiooii iii the valley ot’ Ajnloii." t .\lo_~'cs was dcznl l:"ig before tlicii.

l aim Sir, i-ti-_

_\nn n_»\t'=il< Lofts! ,~s\i\>St1iiit'ig_l. f D_ 'McDoNA'|_D_

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llte Illi ind winter, or to utilize the mulntuln his contentions, furnish- | |;195.1.13ME3;_

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p“'l`lie ilabjertiiisliery”

F ARME i WEEK `

SPE€lAfL§

We have a few Real Bargains for out-of-town cus-

omers, Farmers’ Week. The prices we submit are so _ low that the goods will not stay with us long. `

Come and see us while in town.

1 ,_

4 ONLY BLACK DOG COATS, sizes 40, 42,

44, 46 reg. $35 value, to clear _ _ . _ _ _ 3 ONLY BLACK CHINA BEAVER COATS,

_ sizes- 42, 44, 46 reg. $45 value, to clear. _ _ _ _$35

These coats are leather trimmed and first I

, class in every respect. _

. . . . ._.$27 _

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$35. Farineis’

,ao Mens Overcoats

We want to clear the

lot. These coats are mostly waist line, seine

belted and some i"eg‘ular ulstei' styles. The regul- ar prices are $30, $32 and

clear the lot will sell at A

regular 40 to 46,

Week to covered

foim...

_...$25 »

4 Only Sheep-lined Coats

Brown duck covered,

3 only Extra Heavy

Sheep-lined Coats, duck .-

at $16.50. Farmers’ week

$12 value, size » to clear. _ _$8.00 ~

and extra value

_ . . . . . .._ $11.50

When We Advertise a` Bargain We Give it

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in conveying freight. The ing gui proof where necessary. el W, , . L_-.. _ -_uf _ _ _*_ __.

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Sir;-In looking over the Patriot I’

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» _the 13th and continues till

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A _ Followers of iGoold Clothesi A

A _Still Acclaim 'O i , __

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-Leishmaiis Tailored Garments

Farmers’ Week starts onf - The -Poultry Show takes

place during this week. Be sure to attend. ‘ _ ‘

We invite all to our store, to show them and givetliern

an idea of the best Ready-to-W ear Clothes in Canada.

Style, Value and Quality. S '

new to show you. These Ov- ercoats and Ulsters will cost us at least between tive and ten dollars more if we bought them now. ` Soyou see, it would pay you to buy

our Winter Overcoats, and NOW, even if you didn’t we have a first class stock .need it tillnext winter.

_ Bargfains in

Overcorfts. v (

We also have about 25 the market price, but we

Overcoats and Ulsters (this Want to clear them out be- is old stock), that we are sel- fore we take stock on the ling from 15.00 to $25.00. 15th. So, if you _want good These-coats are worth dou- baiyaains '

ble that price, according to . COME AT ON CE!

Underwear. -

We have on sale quite a Wool, 'Fleece-lined under-

lot of broken lines of under- \/V691-3 ll1&'C iS l01'0k€H ill SiZ@S- wear that we want to sell at if you Want underwear ibm . f _, , _ is your chance, as the prices 01109- These Include GOV” for next year are much

ei'iiineiit Standard, good all hi_e'lie1'.

Machellan Bros

' 153 Queen St.

Merchant Tailors and Men’s Furnishings. `

the 16th. '

There never was a time

when people demanded more style, more value, and more quality, than at the _ present.

We were,late in _getting

Sole Agents for Wm. H. Leishman & C0.

il‘A_Rit'iER’;‘;'ii WEEK

at S. A. lViclEonai7d’S

_ / .

JANUARY, .1`2th TO 17h

. REPR-ESi<]1\"l‘-ATIVES OF TIIE VA RIOITS i\TAR.\IERS’ ORGAN..

IZATIONS DIADE \Vl'lLC()ME AT OUR STORE.

~LADIES ! ‘ LADIES ! LADIES 3

COME AND VISIT OUR 3i.~\.\"i`l.E l)E]’AR'I`l\I]*}.\"i`. HERE YOU ,\\'lVLL SEE ‘

` PLUSH coATs in Green, Black and Brown, Fur Trimmed D01-

man Sleeves, Belt of High waist line. $30.00 to $05-00. _

FASHIONABLE TWEED COATS of various styles, a splendid

_stock to choose from in all sizes . . . . . . . .. _$21-00 'to 530-00-

LADIES SILVERTONE COATS in the seasons most popular

styles and colours_trimming‘s of fur and buttons $40 to$65.

COATS OF CHINCILLA, VELOUR AND BROADCLOTH in very

pretty style's and colours, suitable for old and young

r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$2().00t0$52.00

LADIES POPULAR RAT COATS'Witli fur trimimngs

_ _ , _ ..iii85.00tO$l70.00

HUDSON SEAL COATS, fashion’s latest styles with fur trim- . mings . . . . .. ._. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . _ $200.00 to $250.00

RACCOON COATS, the best that could be procured on themar-

ket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .`. . . . . . . . . . . ._ . $350-00

MA im ix i~:si‘i<:vi.\i.i,i' noon Lookixu s'r\'i.1-is roi: 'rim

‘ t'oi.ii \\'1<:i\'i‘iii~:i¢ __ __

SERGES with tunic effect, trimmings of braid or embroidery or

bead designs . . . . . . . . . .. . _ . . . . . . . . .. _ $2_8-00 to $35.00

GABERDINES smart styles with pockets and braid trimmings

. . . . . _ ...$2o.t>ot,,sso.oo

I.AliII<:.~t AND GEi\"rS S\vl<i.\'l‘I<:lt o0A'1‘s A ND PULLOVERS

variety of _colors and plaids. Fancy Knits and Plain with

_ pockets, with or without belt, square or round corners,.high

and low necks. Prices ranging from . .. . $2.50 to $15.00

SPl.l~:NDID SHOWING OF o)¢I-1.\Ii'i‘Il~‘UL NEW COATINGS

» -AND DRESSGOODS, V ILES ANI) ART SATEENS. `

i a large varie_ty to choose from of the best that could, be pro-

cured on the market.

MENS HEAVY ALL woot. Hose-SPECIAL AT me per' pr. A srniisniii sroer; or iuiasis AND Boys' ovnneonrs,

FUR COATS IN ALL SIZES ANI) VARIOUS KINDS. QUICK

SELLERS AT OUR PRESENT PRICES. '\ ‘ ., '

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