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_ ' ` _ ro-printing several of our notes re-

Pnvlluh W. Chain s. lolmnl

lfjftlr and lnnogrv. J. ll. Burnett.

lating to conditions in our own City

"°"l " I' ' ' J' '° '"'°“‘ and Province. if it will continue to

, , lnrohry. I-felt. Col. D, A. lnnllnloml). 8.0. `

Allnllh liihh 1*- K- °\l"|°- say during the next few days

` New Ysrll lfopreoontatlvo-lllrdum Powers. Iso

Cluoago lopnoonlntlvo-I. J. Power.

reproduce what we shall have to

liope it may do good and pel we shall feel much obliged.

MONDAY, OCT

TERRORIZED '

-The .l~lon, L. E. .Phtenauqs has

certainly stmck terror into Libera- lism not only in Quebec botthrough- out Canada. The “Solid Liberal

Quebec." il is now recognised, as

a thing of the past. The Oonserva-_ tlvcs are making steady gains and; the estimate of Conservative!

strength after October 29 varies' from twenty ' to thirty. Needlesslyi

the Die-Hards are using their ut-18 nlost efforts to stop the rising -tide

but it looks hopeless. -Patenaude is a strong lman. a man of vlsioni and of courage. 'He has risen above

acttrlzcd recent Quebec campsimislada addresses workers as

and is making his appeal on the

higher gl:-ilunlls of patriotism and lg

true Canzldlanlsm. And the appealil-me ns ll olfjzen of Calla

is cffectivsu ' Crowds unpreced- llllllno the Lalhor Record of 0113011 iii ilii’ ill-‘llvfy of Qiwbec 8rBlsen-t Mackenzie -King government

following hfm and his every vislt_’alld ask yolll-golf ll you to new fields is a triumphant pro for 3 olyllllllllatloll of that govern.

ct -fusion, rll

And how are the ffllrhteiled U11- not for a vote for that governlment

crais meeting Patenaude’s argu-.lg

iiifiiii-‘i7 Hire 15 H Simple from|l-ights and interests.

I/.tok at their record; “unemploy-

Hon. P. J. A. Cardin, addressing ment rue throughout the ldud. 'rue

.1 meeting of the Monteal iWomen's Nova -Scotia strike bungled until

l.il>o:»al Association at the- Wlnd~_l-:pt and bloodshed resulted. The

sor Hotel. Montreal. the other day- Postal Workers ibad-gerod and, blll._ advised them not to read the Gaz- lied until they were compelled to ettc's reports of Mr. Pate»naude's shhllce and then insulted when onl

Quebec:

.speeches nr the Gazette`s edi-tonlals_ stnike. . . _ The insulting of or-_

“far", he said. "they are framed ganized ia-hours represenltastlves ini to poison public opinion." Jusl conference-tbeeallse they exercisedl

how far the members of the Moll- th

treul llihelai '\\'ome'n's Association political belief of the ‘Premier,Mac-

will act upon this advice will be re- kenzie King. The deadly policy of` vealcd on the 29th. ldepressing industries thus increas-1

The campaign against Patenaudeling unemployment The _ constahlt

is not con-fined to Quebec: it is;cater-.ing toforelgn countllries which

running rampant elsewhere in-lean only have one end. the sub-

clllding Prince Edward Island. The m

Machine at Ottawa has sent out_hooll_"

its S. 0. S. calls to the (a.it_hflll‘

cverywhfro and we find themlits life in this campaign and its_ warning the Conservatives agairhstllife rrnwans the death of the tariff

tht- nspirat’ons of Patenaude forlti-nkerlng Mackenzie King -govern-`

th lcadfrship of thc Conservativasm party!

Their iliberal campaign againstl

Patenan-lie is hllt an expression of’ fear. it will not iw effective. /Pat-.

cnnude is rising In Quebec as the but

tide is rising and neither he 'nor

- vie

C°ns°"“"”"‘ °‘"' be held back- respective partizans the applause.

hearty and welhmeeng though it

+103?-m

up and its exposure -by A

LABOR WANTS PROT

What Bvio; , of

_ The Public Forum

_ llls column In open hr the

dlulsolon by correspondents at

_junctions of Interest. The ` Ulmrlottotown Guardian does

not necessarily -endorse tho op-

- ' mn' U °°"°'_'°°‘°“"' railways. Yet we find Mr, Mac-

"-++_o»+o+o-o»oa+¢+¢4¢o-oo kenxls King up in Northern Saskat-

J ' Nln.smcl.Alws cAsE.

__ sustained he would soon have that

Th". ln M our "lr Prawn” J°yE_NTREs Sir.-At the meeting at Kelly‘s Hudson Bay road completed. and

OBER 26 1925 ' A mon m _*M cross, when Mr. Mcuevln pressed which is wvii known by men Wiw

1 thousands of serious and thought-mm,” Bois limi "_ ii_f11ii'l10B.lllB- lnelllll-g_ ,llllllllllll llllll slllclnll- lol- know all about Hudson Bay lf com-

._._ . ful ,,.°,l. who 'nl-l, deeply concern-,lc ,ll ,ml :,';'f§¢-’f,p9,§f'::n§:lthulr attitude on the .li°rusor-Mltuh- nieted- that it would not nay the

l 1- we <1»»-rf--M we "i°"°= My ~=-f;__'° 3° °“;g“~_l‘_;_=_;__'S;{_e - gill- --fi eslg 'nl--fr- 32 5517;' .‘:'.."’.‘.i$.I.’.‘.‘i.’ .‘.“.f°’32:i‘...i‘; 5371-?-'i3°»Y'1f5?3 fi-?»“”§’.J?§‘“.I2i‘i _lhoreaséd from .$2.ss3.325 in_1s\2o so ns on. ey ave ii Sli ° ° “___ B 1:1" °" 'md iii” - but 11° replied that "lt was uobodys bust. vlyyush tv this Bay to use men from '_/__ *'4~521é,[5 In 1924_ ' political meetings so far held and iolik ‘m amund _ 1511*’ “ck i-° ness what his _altitude was on the Ui!! Bill' _ i'0S\i1iil'1¥. who ¢0l1»f1l'm

' ' listened attentively to 'what the dli`~ ' ‘ "~ ' ‘Mitchell case”' ‘This is rather ll lm! iiliiiiilliiilit- The? M810 110'!

Thesswere increases in salarles_ 'H9 }10W9V8l' idlllid iflllt hs had bl, ` ` f

their economies and .In

pluses -may lbe inferred

way their surplus of 1924

rthur Melghen on April

nd admitted by Premier

¢

Fellow Workers: Ocho

thte pre-

cnn vote

ent. Conscientiously you can-

a vote for the betrayal of'la-bor

eir right of lllfferefnce with the

erging of our Canadian nation-_

Canadian labor is working forl

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fel-any speakers had to say ln llllllm" Interest in his wo k M h __ snu y manner or a ‘nice msn to lIll,lly weeks in mid-summer`could

“' °' economies and t-heir surpiusessl-low ing .both the Conservative and Lili-hlmt "1" 'mime him f°°1 lil" 11101' llloll- ropl-ogentnllve, 0 all lm. would not cars to make the second

lt ll .l to oe placed lui eral lenders of parties "°"° “°' ‘1“"° ”""~ ~ portant question a esndlllateyls or attempt lt ls lt shallow .nay for

n -e s - ' ~

muc ‘re a 1' _ _ '_ _ _ _V519 __;"_:‘_:‘__edeX_i:_"i1U€_i: :JY Hlirl!90nB ollgllt to he llglllld to ,gale llls po. ocean ships, closed most of the

iii” f S1-'l ll l, to th", ,,,.l°l,, ,ml ,,,,,l,°,,,_ was a _ "1 “ °"°i'Y¢11ii1K sltlorl lu regard to any question of your with huse ieeberss. subiect to

mmm th__.f“_ p°°p_e th" we _wk 'or _M °v°_`__ned §l;np_l_13§l;ll1a__s Hv_eh;va;a_k&:_x;_l;1_-_ such importance. This is a matter fierce Zales. and would cost the

. I ll idl f 17, , t ilii f I tobil

was .ml,d,3_turn which we expect on Thursday 3:53; h_t_ll_ers was nothing “[.ll¥l‘;l: Qgeapgglllzlllgl oqgveggglellg dtozgrbbrtnantljntlrgdglltlgladdntinugllyi mm Hcmlnext. They wer, not satisfied with He W ____ Dlll- own Locnl Government, tlllg to keep a channel clear of the loose 30 H25 the King Government and its four he was 'gs ml” d _b 5°°‘"°“5°d uni". man Fraser Mitchell and Mr. John Saud which Is liable to ilii in any

' supporters when the campaign be- ,llsl wnoxlivrtzlisnsble10831;?-llrmsgggk E- Sinclair, were implicated. Mr, time during those big storms. Yet mug' gan. and we believe that after hav- to his work again and with a keen Sinclair hung couected with it an we mid Mr' Mlckenue King N01'

l_ h __ h ,merem In me ' the one hand as a Ca/binet minister, mislng those people up there to K0 ng eard a t e arguments. ex- ‘ In quesuonhlg his pauem the and on the other as a private citi- Oli Wig! 'b\li1dil18 thi! road il 110 il'

E5-"ON cuses and promises put up by thc _ .zen. Mr. Sinclair (Ca-blnet Minis- B Biite -

Government ndidates he are"physicmn learned t.l.mt.1.n an at' 19") “waged MY- Milffheii ai H H lm” 50081195 Liberal G°V9i`i\'

Ca l Y tempt to get some pep into him- monllll “lar all ellll l- nt t ment would less attention for

mln Labor .Press rejless satisfied now. -lelf he was drinking many cups of y y g 9' agen My

The Can n . _ - N to go to the Old Country to look the construction of new railroads

_ ____ ea and co ee. plenty of alcohol d

lll tl lllllllln ll that have char- t i d l bo l Can- _ _ - for emigrants, and to make it more and evdte more attention to our

e De Y S Di'i@S€l1 'PDE 0F83” 5° 3 1' l* _ _ _As to the exodus the position o. ::_i_<3__;2tVti_i1t;-_tilting _;l0iil€__di`i_l8_S~ H9 easy for him to pesuade people to great resources in water power for

follows. our prgvlnge l, pellllllll-_ ll ll, ll-ul. _th e __ it 1"” fi’ l' 9 lnnueuce come over here." Mr. Sinclair secur- manufacturing purposes, our pulp bel- 29;-ll lllm our people have been golng get 83:8 eenj_iytm‘;ntt§_1:t1:fl,tt§;'é';_‘:_‘l ed from Premier Bell (after being wood. nickllb asbestos. and otheri

_ " ` ` ' ‘_ 3 ' " at first turned down) an int- raw material four o tr -n

the day on which you cast yourlawiw “lille dilfefeul- G°"€"“me“l’_' _1_i_att__1;eiWee“ “"1” he 5°* mm '-119 ment bythe Government difml§lE.l.. going illto theoUnitedc Sutlllttez toll;

dl Ex_lW¢l‘@ iii P0061' dliriils £119 D88- 1;, - _ supplying stationery with headlines manufactured into .finished goods

lthirty years. The Laurier Govern ___mh_;"l_;"_1_’t“i_‘:11ts°_k“°W1"5 Taluhese Government of P. E. l., so that then sent back to us, taking our mem and me .Klug Gavel-"mel, _ion of _hge _f__;_‘__ °3_a celria “ 1;_°"' there would be no mistake about '\'i0neY-We \v0\l1d 1601 like v0l1¥lF

1 ; ` ' “B g V "5 1- at it, while Attorney General John~ for them aBi11ii- T119 liiit i01ir‘

11010 l>0“€i' tluriiis 19 years out ol loeling of well being often observ- Mon (now nmnlng ln Klng», Colm. years has l_llllgll¢ us much 'pllel those 30 years. id alld described. set about to stlm- ly) warned them that.Mltche“ was Amerlcans threaten to stop the

'l "late those “me c°""`es 1" a mme a crook (so he stated at one of the shipping of coal to Canada if they

Our worst losses by far before i"'_L";ra1 way' h King's County meetings.) 'Next we d0u`t get some claim on our water!

lthe Kina Government “me in was ____m\t_:-1;' goxxg lm<;I‘iZggli__.eex;a';_l_1;_:*_i find Mr. Mitchell storm-stayed at power. l think we can get a Gov- he » .':.:l;°‘:: ed Ht 3.000 between 1896 llnll 1901" healthy subject. so healflly iii 18°! agreement with Mr. Mitchell by -lealmg and threats. Canada has and shown by the census of 1911 _1_1:“tf1‘e “'°“1d be "‘;""f"g_ W pa" which Mr. Sinclair and his brother :oal for t'.ls generation, and the lo be 9531 du,-lng the next ceusul _h"; hor aiu; _';";°“t“k ° "s“"§r';__'i° and several friends were to recelvc 'text wi'. not see the end of it. Our

' B 9 W S e ° “ e °“l~ S $100 per acre for their land with- water power must be held secure

period' The penod "om 1911 N was -the nr” step' out -buildings. |Mr. Mitchell went 'or Canada and till we secure a 1921 was under Conservative and The Diilieiil- WHS V911' "md °f thus armed to England to look for Government which will make an Union Government. ln those “inlking ‘md he laid ‘?~“t “nal” victims, but even that was too effort to put those home factories m,u_llll,lls war and pecans"-llcllon $2552 20:2; mv1:_;’t’;_ drllghafxre °‘:_‘;;'slnw_money making for Mr. Mitch- in motloll again, with as many llmes_ lncludlllg those who ,lled ln _____e__8 _mcuclm we da 5 it-li. He got $17,000 from his mell more. to make our pulp wood and the war and those who ned _ H D Y h ri; YH _ and put it nearly all in his own ltht-.r raw materials into finished

0 es _ 0 1°"“r“ed fun er 1 at 1 e pat' llfwket. Rnd left his victims. Mr. articles for home use. or foreign

Cape °0n9”r11"'|°“- l-he P"°Y1“C9105' _‘"1 was fund °f certain articles "f Sinclair and his friends, out in thv trad mllkln a hon-l ll f

_ _ I th d f d e. g e mar et or .r,113. __"°" ’;"§_“s 6°? iff? 5°; _ :wi S' t-old, Mr. Slnclalrafterwards atthe nur farm products, supplying those

__ ' s1;"m0‘d:' I1; olhzrs vfopds “U25 investigation that was held and on wot-'ltmen and their families. The

Our losses since the King Gov ,hzslclan sélmulgted me "joy" can met ;loo_;'_dof _l;_al;Ji_l_l_t_l_;1_=atllt_,)__t_iee<;~_l_l:_l;;=J1_ balallcfe we p_l_'oduceC thg world is

t i h b a e n open or sue as_ ann s grows.

:mmm game an are een very are (;'__yut;‘°a‘;1:i°v(fb:;1::1ae':islmafladrféf i11i€Cl1y °i` 1“f1|i`0Ci1¥ by 1119 tl'ili\S~ The Americans still wish to keep

envy an are s go ng on space. _Y__ K . 3 action, but how much would hr their markets closed to us.

We estimate them at 4,000. blli ‘UTZ-e__e should be a leqson hem for have benehtted by it if Mr. Mitch l nm, slr, plc”

would like eacll reader to estimntf _ll of us ln that we ul), to occupy $1: had 1“gilel1h0;:1'dg?__1;;";h‘;“eu:‘J; _ FARMER-

' . r on s m re x _ ---<»->-i- _

me number for himself or hersen __'"I" 'gimds w"l1:__thej°yf“l' the help' of their lalld as he had agreed to wp-lv THE A¢AplAN3

in _ally case it is quite clear that u t ngs oi' e. _ do? SHOULD VOTE FOR our Province has lost a full quar Now. Mr. Sinclair Bays. "1 vt'Hii _ MacLEAN AND SINCLAIR it ls true, Mr. MacLean cannot de- ter of its population within the past! _ f001f;_dh11Y_Ml‘~ M11‘51\911~ B1 ‘;'“5__ 1_2” -1

__ _ _ - muc »en on my purpo e o s e . Sl,.__ll-l llll, Summa,-_lde lr l~.

lthifiy y@;=\i“i ___C0\!_l;_1 :_:1Yi;il_Ii_l§_;_\_ ‘**"*‘°*****°°°° ° ' ' ' ' ' f any advice i’rom~Mr. Johnston (1 did mer of or-l, ml, there alfllearedan mme “er ous a" R ' ‘ Daily S(‘lPCtl0Il8 1101 1ik91\iii\i\iiYWaY1 Mid 1 0*"m°l hodga-podge. meaningless, rigma-

_ _ _ t R U ask the Government, of which 1 role. purporting to come from tile

that loss took place under Lillera' f (’h‘lr‘lc er ea( ng lgmka tm€__i;_ib0\‘- £09159-Y 13:; 31781;? Den ol' "An Old Acadian." With G0vm.n'mems and ll hemmes alll FOR _HC 0 0S8_D€ 6. a profusion of words and a dearth parent why Liberal candidates audi? Gnvernmem ‘mich succeeded the of mans' he takes us thmugh 8

t __ H di ' |****‘°**‘****"**+****“* 'B9_11 ggminidiialifin W111 11950 thai maze of would-be para5rallhs. treat-

newspapers wan o nvot st-ull _ _ _ _ vo e s smoun. o cover ll ‘ lng lm by the w,y_ to a se,-les of

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sing the exodus. _ l __:YH;j'g’(};1;_l:§:_E5}?£l 'not p__;___t);;_"_ scandal, but remember this. ldld wmpllmenls lo me Llheml Canlll.i , I *Q9 __0__0 Confenneth and (crank: noi benefit not even a cent by it llnton and party. a'nd'also predict-‘

em" _ ___ gmn- shall have mercy Pm_ Overlook the whole aifairand kind- lng B womlel-[ul vlcmry for me

_ ; 13 ' ' iv vote for me on t-he 29th inst- nlllsrdls; all or which ls such child-

There are other facts bearing or 'Hhs' 2 ' ' N0. think y°U. '1 iii!" “GU is`h twaddle that not even a “dyed-

0-O-OO

plain fact that three-fourths oi

_EDITORIAL NOTES _

while the .lnlltlodl speakers full

h sides have been heartily nndl .ry properly applauded by thelrl

BV ECONOMY `

BY their carlflllly planned econ-

may -be. is not a measure either of itrhle righteousness of tho cause

or the popularlity of the spenker. lit has .been observed that the men

omleo in all departments, 'we are gravely linfollmedl_ the King gov~ R

ficits into lt glorious em. of autr-

plusee "How often, Oh 'how ofi'te|.'l.", as the poet would put lt. "we have V

'ilazod on thvse records of econ- omy! Let ug have another look at

some of them_ just before we pass

jlldgmcnt upon them on the 29th. W

litre are a few samples taken from

the official records.

ln 1920 the salanies paid in the

federal department of- Atgricul- h

tllro amounted to '$404,845. ln K 1924 they were $650,018; `

tnr Gc»nerl\l's department amount- b ed .to $149,043; -in 1924 they were

820.9%. h

_mission cost 860.578: in 192-f. they 'oust $2oz.l19_ '

lu 1920, the salaries in the Gus- ll

toms department amounted to

3406.545, in 1924 to $534,108.

The Finance Depwrtusent $149,048

and $361,011.

'Pllblic Health $2.827 and |140,-

60l. 0 ilmmigrratiofl $138,392 and $239,-'

223.

‘Marine Dept., $229,407 and $603.-

014.

Post oilflcs 8872.831 and 01.034.-

508.

Ptisiic Works $519,811 and U14.

0*.

lsndemirilp, should the occasion

A. -_ ...L_ ; *_

nd women who are thinlsing sei- . ,en

l-ldward island. sway which they promised if we elected h _ _ _ 5 _

ernment has turned me em of de_ dom oxen etlther voice or feet in ____ In B closeh and guarded and kept them The", policy has opened our S arp, because the r right to a re

_ - res

exlpresslng their approval or _Map This In our biggest problolyl go. - from the day. malkets near free to foreign farm P

the question. Our Province is fur- ther from the American border than any other province in the Domllli on. Three-fourths of the people in Canada live nearer the border than the distance between Charlotte town and the State of Maine. More over. a kind Providence has given us a fertile soil. s beautiful slid en» joyable climate, and assured u.- good harvestls from year to year. And yet no other province in Can ufla has lost anything like so lnrgf- ll proportion of its people as Prince

l-ul l Your newer is the ho

.done to bring settlers to our vacant farm -lands. These are some of thelollm. workmen go le", ,md work o ~

ltriw to Cali i-llrm. 'but 'there ill! and abandoned lands? Ask Mr. reasons why we believe that the in factories in the United Sts\es.tn lt was a_l_l A Conservative dodge, llovgl-.boon ouch all oooagloll of nlly_Sinclslr or Mr. Jenkins. Some set- sensible and thoughtful people of i;i__i_l_i;\_::I°i:_:_*;d:_|1d1§;’:_1 ;|_:'m1:_°";1_‘_;1'°_:; "ul "1"-’ 1°"'d°‘"' c°“l°"Vl¢1"°¥ desire for s change of leadership of ",°"' mrme" ""1 mn" Mk from um' Yrovmce '"1 “nd n "nal farmers in Canada of this six hun.

lthe Hdbrides, who would have-been block of Conservative motion to dl.” lllwnml workmen ‘ml "lol,

“M °’”°°""u'° `1’""7 “cel” °“lusei’ul and at home here -being bred Ottawa- it ll the only y to .families would mean some market. rho port of tho lglorglll who llnvu by the ses: Whore did they nenrllehock the exodus, which will go on ‘_hi;d_:‘.‘°Mta_::°keef1__|_l:_t°K:1_g_h\:l_sl::_|:_ _L12

a wbdesomo fear of Mr. Mdlghen. "‘°m7 Ti’ th' p"1"°" " hr 'mm '"1" nd *° w°"°'" 'M' 1' m* ipsss mo|t` all Bills passed in the

~ the sea as nosstbie. ¢i°"°- _ _ 0 Legislature. l told s syllstor 1 did not-vattvos sssdlutoly refused to sl-

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fo MacKinnon a - » -

l . -_ th . _ veP§_’;§f1§:hee f3‘%'l,g,l:;“,e,§fB Iam. Sir. etc.. .n.the-wool" Liberal will condes-

I ' ` . |NDEPEN-DENT- send to' give lt serious attention-

( _

$38 :_1;c(';l'_1\‘;;’ulc;’::de‘;?m0‘:; ____‘,__l_ But the last paragraph is the ‘_ ' , _ gem of 3112;?""gll°T;_§:;lB£eg3:n;):1eanse A FARMER 8 OMNION' ,says that after theappointmellt of

. THWGS To FoRGET_ _s_____I am p'_e'a__'___l to _md !arm_ ahehnew Senator for Prince County, 11 YOU S06 H N111 f9110W “head 01’ 3 ers becoming more interested ln‘l_.‘;_en?: A leadgrodvfdlnen marching fearless l:ea?\:_;esl§;-‘$32311 Ylilgid lgxlnalld; sham' because “ Frenchman dldifl

and proud, coming more like independent vot- gg; "

.ind you kllow of a tale whose mere el-g_3llppol-l wlllcllover pal-ty ls for or En

telling aloud the advancement of Canada, and non

Would cause his prnuddhcad to in Cllllalla llll- llll, (;lllllllllllllg_ _ __"p_'B -1

` ' ment, and not satisfied with the :£32

if you know of a skeleton hidden prosperity they -have brought about F

d h h lng_ d t _ d th A l an ar recognized." Although lPremler

iii- 'Wifi 1* “"3 Sm" "‘°"° d" The” '” “°‘ “ "‘°“g“"“' 1”" In mwlllllflllé s:d\der1vdl):;ls;0w 5531:; ds ldlllllon: otndgllfrs Bwortll 1-(dug lf. t f l th s

. _ - e w -

ate find -it must always be reck- _‘mn 01: P"l"°" 1;:_‘1W_‘_"d_ 1;‘_1““'1S¥_h';: Would ca_use g__l_|f and sorrow and yt-lllllll in siel;:_t_;l_<l__sll_l>_lJ_ly. axonal; atm' “V ° fe °"“ "5 ° °"

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med with' this? stale things go on until llkt lt'S llil£1"G(1-1l&"{l!0<:i1nl1`11;n 10 1011161 il- lililsnga what it will be if continued. favlllg 1" '° 3 F"°“°hm““~ In uct'

-___ ' A The Americans have put up a tarinb" ° ___ _

Wm some ennsnemd Lmem._ ireland, we have lost half the pet. __ you _mow of __ _hmg _hat Wm so high that we cannot Be" them Senate., they wo_uld have been

le we once had? .perlllll lll.» . satisfied with ,lust_ one little Seu- 1’ darken the joy our farm produce-our taxes have _ _

~ cnndidme explain to his heme" l1i0ilil1l¢1 '7f tt man or ll. woman. s girl or fl increased-still this is not keeping “t°r" what °" “nh "°“1d P

hy. in his opinion. some flfityoix ._-_ 1 boy. _ _ ___ down Canada's yearlly dint. l_t :s__1_"_:;’_‘:__‘;:’y’§,"‘" 4° With 111° "5°“”°"

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and “W9 'PI`9U'°“1'"3 'hue camdaibut the King G0V0i`i\m9"i ‘md 1'-1* 'lt's l\clJ?e'ttY good plan to forget lt. Zitialllgsiells lldgt user one million dol- :“Y1“K 1"" "hi" 11° 1'°1’°1'i5 °~b°"°f al lowered hem and' ie not pro- cllndldlllell llllll ,mw_ fm-_ as we . --<~°>---- larsa we_ek-gmt llfty milltlondtlzl- _ggst __e____b_e person that "mes

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resalog as well as she ought to. have shown the exodus began with 1 6’ ::*_‘_;‘;y1_'°“l‘;y___ said they _ry to twin: wllhmn m,_ml,e,._ he hm, been heard

_ Just watch him explain that t.hese1*"~“'1°" ‘md _'S b_?1"g “Medea “f_’ figures to hide much oft thl_s, stl_ll_ i_;;l_fi'|iiB moledictions and cu_rses_

.l-n 1920 the salaries in the Audi. f_ny_s_x cm_nFkl dldn,t know any l1_y__ml;lnsgCal;tll_t__l___ thi: Tll;s____vhncall__ all; l_l;l_ ages; Zl_;e__:l‘_\_l_e_ds x:té_oel\.ca___ clad" w__0__gs_ _“___ on every New

_ _ » ` OCTOBER 26.-You love reading‘ ,ml ln l, nk. sion, like a. whipped cur, he has

etter, at least 'that they didnt we expect to land. y a

ll-just Point. llllll are ll good worker, and. lfyou \.uDwy_ .Now we have had foul- ever followed the herd to lick the

“ve vi ii/in°\i*=Mi° Kimi l>i">tifi°fi 0"; -- will- only stick in your Joh. will yem ol Mn Mcxemle Km and too that smots him. sol now. the I U10 fPi'0K1'8B8iYOIl to #how tlleini A" "° '°"°°d ml* 'M °x°d"s make “ 5'9" success °f 111°' Y°“ we feel the results from his tariff 1WD" ii H0 “X041 Bild iiikfiliilell

In 1920 the Civil Service (`/>m- must be checked. What has the are Just and generous. Mid MVB tlllkel-ln; llelltl-llylllg what ll" uk. that it has become second nature.

how to do il.. Km? Government done to checkllf plenty of good friends. You are n en all prevlous governments over or

` _.___ l ' N h h d (_ great lover of your home, and have any years Uulldlng lm lqeltllel- "good" Liberal leaders: "Kick me Of all the silly carlsrds circ-ulai.o<l!N°"‘|"g' ‘ ""1"" “B 9°" °"' very few interests outside lt. pany would attempt to make much asain. l‘m well used to it! A fe

lor attempted in four years to cheek Your lllrth-stone is the opal. emu, ll, OM llll-lg, llllowlng tllo more or less won't matter! I'

Y tilt! 11|1i9i\\10 'l7l\'J`bdb'|!_1~11° “1'me°',the exodus. It can only he checked which means hope, __ angel lt ‘would llllyl; ollmolll-hllolllle ;:_s_yé __K`lvc_l_¢_ing _me wo;l't_hurt yells is that ce n memibers of his; l ¢l, ¢ llll | | ._ _ - lndustries,yst to odo ce e ss. mil 0 mo 90 I0 Dl'0

K 'H w V I iby it 1;°'§{"_ :O Y' ?r.;;l_°l':pt°hyl` Yburluclly colors are yellow and “ne as lllenmgglsn elqllelll of lllethaf l'm sacrificing myself for the

9"" 'W' "ymg w “ ° ' ' ‘ P “`l'"°" ° _ 1’ __ _ ___ white. West wished at the expense Of curl"

eninorderio secure the leadershlp.lMe1gh°n pol cy’ 6 po cy 0 e'

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f 'l 'F l C Cl . d l‘l fm' "A Old A di II" t I

whom 'WM do cred 1 to the what hu the King Government omliivymont. and the value ol' our ;¢_’;|°;_l“ni_;__e_;\!lti=_°\:_!::_\d °:_:‘m’ed Ts; ,mm are "M °fc:h:..red°?|bt&,:;E.

- Eastern manufacturing provinces. me “U 011°" B5 ¥°\i 1i1¢9; <10 it

King Government has put tens of Au we uid before the King dog- ,blah have helped lllllld up tlllliagnln. and again; but. please! oh.l

T1|°|'°» "9 DNWQMY il' ‘1°”°\'i 111°" thousands of Canadian workers oui:srnmsnt hal made war on the farm West. Till now his tariff policy 1

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ln me Conservative pany any one’M employment! _ami-_tho factory, given our homo has closed up between one and iblr-Iii"

m.,.|¢,l. go gh, Am.,~|°,,l., ,-wllggg two thousand large and small fsc-

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not sprpovo of the proposal. as I know of fifty million dollars being saved to the taxpayers by the Son- ata throwing out bills for railway construction, some to help elect supporters. This Senutontold me not only-fifty 'but ninety million was saved tothe country. __

We are now over-burdened with

chewsn. promising them ` up' there. if they rallied and have his party

them all. "An Old Acadian"

ard all around him: "Oh, the h are a_ll going to vote for

he, Senate." Of course. any- with an ordinary knowledge glish grammar and composi- who has read the clumsy,

bod production of "An Old Ac-

that what the "0id Fellow" t to say was simply: “The ch are all goin to vote for

entntive in the Senate was not

imagines he has found a

no one as`yet, had suggested

Frenchmen dldn‘t want the

we hafve been informed by a

inst the Liberal party for 'fan

in other words, he says to his

good old“ Liberal party. Kick

ease! allow me to remain n

And what a supreme consolation

e Felix (Pouches) that after all.

Alone were responsible for the loss of the Acadian Beluiaorrhlp. Why! dl¢ln't A. .ll_l. 'lichen himself tell him all diout lt? 'Didnt he toll "Joe," that in spite of the tremend-

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1 “Corneron." said a .proithlenf financier to- one of hiiotaif, "We are glad ttigivc you thfl ` promotion. The good judgment ygu'_l1nv`c shown in handling your ovrh financed safigfléi ua that you are ready _to__.nlQu|\*lo greater.;_re» ¢ponsibilit3'r.fo5_.__§__§llio firm. _-" " '_

__;'Your 'endorrment llxltolicieo, for eaagmple, ` ` ¢°n°¢ Hi iv;-'liver `-in Ffalnmn- " 9" tlufd .h..§lil¢1tlt.:l»¢-t' Sa.. s§>|e medium."

Cameron is but one of mloyyduhg-1'|ile_h *Hao

have won favor in the eyes of their employers by__proving their ability to invest money wisely. And he it not the first man who 'bnnfclirrlbccl to success by reason of the,self-confidence that comes from having s substantial repent; f-und

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solve your financial problems. ‘ for our booklet "Twenfy Years Ahe‘_ad."'7'r' Fri? -- l

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low .Hon_ 'Mackenzie King to ap- point an Acadian. because it might spoil their chances of electing a Conservative in Prince County? Therefore ls it not as plain as plain can be. that the_Coll_se_rva- tives are the only ones to blame?

ny that until the last. moment, he worked, tooth and nail. to get the place for himself; and Mr. Bin- clair told the French Canadian mem‘bers of the Cabinet that Blan-j chard was not good-looking enough. and he wouldn't do; but tllen, Mr.l McLean and Mr. “Sinclair nleallt well, and they knew that was ex- actly the proper way to get the appointment for an Acadian; and you all know how well they suc ceeded. So, according to "An Old Acadian," we should all vote for MacLean and Sinclair 'because they did so much for us. And surely we shall not "go back" on those dear French friends in Quebec who have dons so much in our behalf. in fact, those "great French

friends” llavrone so much for us ln the past t at we can boast that all through the Laurier and Mac- kenzie Klng regime, not a single Acadian from Prince County was appointed to any important posi- tion in the Government Service.

on the 29th lnst.,‘let our good Aca-

upon the "wonderful" support theyl received from thope Liberals who are new as anxious about the Frenohmen’s votes. Remember how those "fine fellows" were fsll- ing over one another ln their haste to sign the petitions, resolutions.. telegrams. etc.. in support of our claims! Surely, you won‘t forget that! Well then, remembering all those things. vote for the Liberal

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Lastly. before casting their votes _ ` dlan men and women look back, `°l“"“' 1

a rum chaser._

A rum-runner apparently had at-

tem‘l1l¢2d_,__to slip -into the lucrative lnetropolitnn market pnder the pro tectlonof the Leviathan's hugs hulk. An alert coast guard palml boat -'started in -plilreult and opened fire, Dodging around the lnllocellt Leviathan, the runprungler -:scoped ---<oo~_-Z-¢ 'ro \v|ll'l'lflN WAX.

Tho wax shpllltf ba, l»ttlle1_l__l|t w¢lt_.sl_r.

sprelld out ln thin layers and then exposed to the Ilghtlnlld ulr. lil-l»t»ltl~ this llrot-css until nil the color is gonl-, nnrl the wllx will relllulll llllrle :ind

while.

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Af¢er_1_’huvlng--Mlnar|l'n Llulmont.

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Have you laid ln_ your winter

supply of Coll? it lo time you did.

We Ire ready to fill your bins

with all good Coll, the bed! at the lownt prion. ' - ~ '

ll. Picltard & Co.

candidates and rest assured that during the next four years we shalli

we have received in the psst`."and‘ we shall richly deserve it. Think it over seriously, fellow Acadlanl. and then - Well, you know the rest!

l am. Sir. etc.,

A YOUNG ACADIAN.

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Ratify West' Indies

Trade, Agreement

(spools: to rm 'edu-dun.) RIINGSTOIQ Jamaica, Oct. 23-

The legislstive__councll ratified to- day the trade. agreement ‘between Cansd\and the West Indies. Sev- eral ‘melnibers of the council ex- pressed the hope that Canada would give preforo_nco,to Jamaica- c- ____-&1q-q»_»-____

Leviathdlllfdets

Into Bullet Hail

_ Now Yoltik. out. zll_.-rue-re _la to-lk of tbrlnginl' 'peaceful passenger vessels into New Yomk harbor un- der tfle protection of n convoy. fol- lowing the srrlvaal of the ing liner Leviathan amid s hall of silo; and nbdl today. Bo ltnvnuous has the enforcement

ous slorts of Hon. J. E. Sinclair' and of himself. the "wicked" Con-

tho giant United States liner were forced to lie down on the decks to

sv-'.13 s_rsIll cd bullets which whim- efd or the great vessel fired from

get exactly the same treatment ssl . - " -

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Two Tons *of _

_ Pure .Castile

Soap <

Wo have _just rooolvod

dlroot from Paris iwvo tone of the purest CABTILE SOA-P n Portion of which in now on

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_ diopily in our window. '

I ' This soap which lv out In ‘ 10 Ib. biooks In made from

Olivo Oli and ifgsoognlzod so the mont oldllhlng and mos! sanitary oonp on the market today, _

'I-` While tht 'uupoly nm we --will rotsll s »10»||i. cake li 42-00. ‘

1 Got yours 'nt emu.

nl: 2. mics.

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of prohibition about 'New York bc- como that members of the crew of

wut onoeis nscetvt nnonrr Avrsurlon

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