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ami was farther assured that if 'he did     
his would be the only name to be ballotedl   V
upon. But to the regret of everyone Mr.;   _
.Aitken positively declined to become a car- ' 9 ni n ev
didate. and so the Convention will have the? A'°"b""ff,,p';f:;,; "mum: '° s_ *
oppoi'tunit\' of deciding tomorrow who, 'war
Ilshall take his place.
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.\lon|l:i\'. Uctolwr Sill. lwiiig ol».scl'\‘c|l :is (
'|`li:|nks;_vi\'iiig :tml ii Siaiiiilory lioliilziy. llie,{I
Morning liinirtliaii will not hc- issiivil on_h
'l`\iesil:i\'. _'l`li¢- l~I\'v|iiiig Gtisinlialii \\'ill noi C
'bv ;,_,_e||¢»(| im _\|¢|||ql;i_v. hui will liv piihiislii-1l‘
,_ _ __.‘_,.. ,._.'“'
"” ""'""| “" """"'""' "“'“""""` """"' ’vinces ot Caiiada from 18-il to 1866. Thfil
iioii- ilu-'sc cli:'|iiV;;'v.~‘. -
.~..¢,.».,.,»_ ~`~,,_.~. ,_~,-~,A.,_~~,..,~_., __...e,.,,..,~__.--M. ...-
ivioNoAv ocrosri Boi. 1917
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.,,¢v.~v,..,,,.~.~,,-.~,,_-N. V.--~»~_-.~.-~~_ .. v N ~
'i‘o.\ioiii:o\\"_s i'ox\'i~:\"i‘iox
'i`omorro\v torenoon the l.ibe1'al-t"oll~
_-ei'vatives of Queen s (ounty meet to_selcct
zi \vin-the-war candidate in succession to
Mr. A. A. Mc-l.ean who has intimated his
intention to retire from active politics.
There is certain to be a good convention as
cvei'_vone today is interested in the for- _ \\
tunes ot the liorden govei'ninent and an-:ii
xious that it be returned to power with theft)
whole of the win-the-war par_ty--botli Con-
servatives and Liberals-behind,it. There
is practic-all_v no alternative to Sir llobert
llorden. Sir'Wilfrid Laurier has intimated
his intention to retire from the coiifiicidlp
and the opposition to Borden is confined,t
to a few machine politicians who place
more importance in safegtiai‘tliiig theiina-
chine than in defending' the Empire. 'lhat
Mr. Carvell of Carlton should be e\'en nien- , 
tioned as a probable successor to Sir \\ il-|
anada"who published in 1866 a ,similar
ork coverin_e' the Union period ofthe pro
-present volume is a continuation of that of
the elder Mr. Cote. lt is a \vo1'k that will(
be invaluable especially to journalists and
_ ~ 1 - i- ~.-~'~\. » _ -». A . -.I so  r-_-_._~, ’ » _ - -_ _  .- 1,., ,‘i'-  _ '_ -.g
‘ -~ __;_-__ ,, K s . ~ l ,c , if ¢-_-ii'  * to ` , 1 ti S* _._A-'i__‘v _ _ `_  as J of-__;__ _-__-sl; -‘ '~ ‘- ' -‘-_i_ -    _ 3 \ i 1 ‘ ~ ,f is rr'
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p p M _ _ :na crtAnLo'rrE'rowN jooxnnrxu
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p ocronun s, 1917 I
o'r'i"Aw_v_ oi-i. ii.-.iii-_ A. c. no.~is.\
i _ _ _ _,_ __v. .7". _'
Slllllllll 'l|BERlY LUAN' APPEM 
My fellow citizens of the United States in
P. E. Island. and others interestedz' -
°,'\v:ii' iii wliirll we :i'i'»» i-iiuzigetl. an
.\i()NTlli-IAL. Oct. i5_-- 'i`lie .\iusi Rev
viii: \\'oi-rell, Arclibliiliop of Novi? Seo
itiii und Metropolitan ot' ilie Ecclesias-
tical ilrovince ot' (‘zinaila._ :it the np-
WQ 3l'9°ll] l`€(.‘€l|)t (lf 3 ll€\V b()()l{ l'€L‘€I`il'.>-5 eiiliii.; of the tweni_\'-secoiid annual'
ll_\’ issued, entitled “Political appointments.; ""'-:riiig _.foie sxnofl vfliiie i'r<§\'im-e'
Parliaments and the Judicial Bench in Ca-|"’ ‘ “”“"“'““""”'e"“ "“""“" ‘“""“““
' ._ ,_ ._ . _ `in irliicli li. x r ss rl the hope that
lnada'  tU_  l' The'aut'h0]' is   lhl- liesi <-ltizeiisptii t`i'iniidii would look
lmer Cote. I.S.0., of the Department of tl_1ci,,_,,,, ,,,_,,_..| ,,i_ti0,, mio., ini. iiesiis or
nterior and a son of the late -l- (l. Cote lnfiiio iioiii- iiiiii siiii. iiii imw' --iid -'elfi-h
is life time Clerk of the Priv_v Council f0t'l "='I'f""'i""S- Us ~*“f<l1
l "lt is grotesiiuely ali.~uril_ in the
li`:ii-i- iii' tiic rozilities ol' viii- terrible
t'rii|ii wiiicli we riiiiiioi willldraw
iiiiilil wi- have won ii \'ictiii_\ t'0i' the
<-:iiisc iii right and jii_-iii~»- -.ind frec-
i.'iiiii, to assert that ii t‘iiiisei'\':iti\'o
or lilierlil as suih is ilii Iiititr quiili
<1 I
tiormer l.ibei~.il !\l.l’._ for .\'orlli Unpvf
'Breton and Victoria. arrived in tho
city _Yesterday ufternoon and is regiii
terell ai tlie-Chateau Laurier.
in respoiisc to an lniitilry irom ii
.loui'nal-l’i'es.s reported Mr. Ross
stiitcil that coniiueri-iill t-oiidltions 'ln'
the eust ure on the whole \'er_v satis-
faictiiigv. The stef-l and coal coni-
panies :ire lins_\'_ Tilt. local _-.liip_vui'ds'
are working to i»:ipui~it_v `ruiil tlwrei
tire 'iiiaiiy wooilen sliips iiii lliel
slot-ltr. 'l`lii~ tislioiiili-ii loo uri- liiisilyl
oiigageil. The li;ii'vcst riiporti-i nrt",
.~..ili.-:i;ii-ioi-_\- iinil iriulc_'gt-iii-riilly in
.\'o\'n Scotia _scoiiis to bi- ailio\'t-i
noi_iiiiil_ '
To Win the War. \
Qiii»_-iioiieil ii- to "Selei-tive Bqiiiii'
Service." .\li'. Ross replied with no-
tircalilc iissiiruiic-i» and pride that?
lil Elll Wll() \\'lSll til l{€€]) lil ll(lLl(.'ll \\'ltl] llllel' HM|'w ‘_u|_l_"_ "ml' HJ" \;_m' 'ln im: the pi-oplo of liis 'native proviuci- ni-i-V'
history, past and present, ot the l)oiii1111on.i,,,,,,_., _,,,, ,,_,,,. ,,_,,,,_,, _,,_,,,,,,,,,__ ,,,_0,,,,,, iii in-.ii-i_. _-».ippui~i or i-\-i-ri- ti-iii-iiii--i
lt gives in chronological order thenames oil _.ini i-i-iii-it--s ii.-iii... iiit- i--iiiniiy is “'-"' "}"='f"“_"‘“» '“ jh'-“'_1"° mf" "““"‘l
:ill who ha\'e been eiiQ'2l2`ed in the lluhlicliiiiiiiii.-aiiiwii ii_\~ un- iiiiii-it-iii siiiiizsii- “"`“»‘-'Hr "1 Ill" |‘~I"l'H"'- with fir'
.~ ~ »' ` ‘f ._ . .‘ T. ~ _- __ - - ;_ioi' politif-iziiis se-laiiiu for iieizsoiizil nil- ~`\m"-"- '""-*l “'l"- I" ‘hi-“` l”`*"“'|'
sei tice ot t an.id.i since tonledeiation, in hump = m_=_m_l “Huh mlm do hw mn Wm
` l
.cluding Govcrni>rs-General. _members_ off ‘...[_‘mHfL_ lm IW" W_Umm_m M '..,,, ,,,,_,,,. ,,,,,.,', 0,. _\_,,,.;, _q.,.,,,,,'l_»-.
‘arliament, -ludges and the higher officials; ,,.,,,..,, ,.,,,,,.,,, .,,.,. ,,_.,,,A,,,,_.,_ hu, i, ,..,,, iii- siiiii, ~~iiii~ iiiiiiiimi it qiiin- -_-1-ii
in the ("ivil Service with the dates of their .-~- \-<-r_\- iinii- iiiiii»i-iii(-~ ii.-iii-<-i.-ii on eral thai ii is so iinrfuiiiiiiiic il\iii_=<
2ll)]70lllIl'tl€"Ill 21il(l l‘t"tll'€lll9l‘lI. It Hl.<O glV8.< "len who iiilie atlvaiitaifif- or war con- limi our p_ii-iii-lpziiiini in ilio imi-
d
etailsof all Dominion elections in that pe- ""“”‘~" “’ ""“ "““" """"“"` “"" ““” "'“°""‘ """" "’ “ """“"‘""` "" """""
. . _ _ ,_  .,_,-._  f-it-i-' ‘ -i--ii=~-
riod and much other intorination \vh1chl'"'" "h" " " 'hi ""' ‘°“"""’"" l" 0' ' ""' ""'° H' 0"" " "" i"'
1. . . . . . r ~ - "ili- p-i lo ‘ill ri -xp.-" it :lj
“dill ll1S llllll.1C.llCC Eli. ill()  Of lllsl wiiiiiiilll oi' tho \v:ii. \\'-~ liuve iiinile lm; ,_,.'i|'-jul :nw 'isilh' m'Q'i:_"';'|;-.mp l
)0\\'(-.‘l‘, tl ]l€r)])l9 Solid at llls back, bil' ROl)9i’ti i-'WUI -'_=1ri'iii<'<‘>< find iii-'tin' fit our beat '|-hy. ;,_ ,,,, ,imp ,,, 8,. ,(,;;,i,.,-_ I.. TF»'~`»
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iorden refused to liltiilge the countrv intoi""" """""" “"‘* """ ‘-"‘"f~’ l" *~""“"-‘-" iii.-onli iiiiiiiiiii.-ii~iiiioii oi- io ___-
\viii-kiiig out liii> liesi pliiiis for the
he distractions of an election in the,'mic_lst‘|  ""l':f_';_ iflf|fin’(‘,‘{’ff'  “"_“"' "U" ‘>"iff" ~='k"» I
of “'al'° The Prenliel' at that tilne ac” iii-oii iii viiiii \t'i~ |'iiii-i li-nik \\'|i those "'\"" R"')""' Bm"'("" “""" "' """
v. . _ _V zi<l\‘ziiu~o. his pilr1_\' init-i'i>-is. _-\ll hon-‘_ f‘|f“‘¥l0"- -\|i\n_\' 1'3"* “'i‘l“"| lllil'
ill he ot gi-eat \aluc to all students of 0,. ,,, ,hm who ,ww ,(,n,_,,,§_q,). am,-,h.. ,.|0,.,,.,,,__ ,.,,,,,,, ,,.,,.,. ,,..,.,, .,_.
lllllllf (lU€.'\`[l0llS. Zllltl l)‘r1.l`tl('lll2ll'l_V HS 21 lJ()0klli1iti-ioiii-iill_\' i-:ist thcii linrt_\' ziilcrii- ferred until zitivr ilic wiir. it is io
l' l'@2l(l_\` l'9fG‘l'€l'l("(‘ Ii) lfl](‘ l)l_1_‘\‘_\' ]]`|3)]_ ‘aint-c to thi- wiiil.‘.- :iiiil liavo sought to br- rogretieil lio\vc\'c|‘ that ri sci-tion
__ _ 0 li-'ive ilit- i~oiinti'_v ii National Goverii- ol tli-_- oppo.-itioii siionlil Iiiivo l'ni-i-oil
A _`_,|.>\.|_Hl`."‘|_`_\~.}`_ v\_|..N»|.l»nl_:_ iini-iii I-oiiiposcil of p;ili'iotii- iiivn wliii ti i-iiiirosl iii this lime. 
_‘_ icuii pill thc wzii' hr.-‘i :iiiil iiiiito iii --In my ~0m-nmnf. mid MQ.; m,_`___
Cepted the wishes of the Liberal )m.t\. ini “_hum_r_ S" _" ‘_m]m|\4`[|m; ‘noir  lioiiil ni' iit‘i'iiii-.- wlicii this iiiiioriiiiii
] _ , pl y ii: pil' '_ ._' __ xi
he matter. knO“,lnQ, WQIL that “,ith the-in uw l.m_(_ of \_(_m_'.ul_mmS "ml __ .iii niii liig.iii_ llis liiind lius hun!
\\i _ ,
. - ' . _ ' - ‘ _ ‘ liiiiisi 'iiil iii 'iiiv iiio'i=iii‘\'~ limi in'iv lic l'“'lm"l"" H' 'hr' p'U“' "W" `m"" 'm"l l
.ist e_\oendituies ot \\arin\olved. thc ine-_ - ' ‘ -  ' ‘- ' ~ ~ ~ ~
ii i~ iiiii liuiiilili opiiiioii th-it the poo
The campaign for the Second Liberty Loan
of United States bonds is on. Three billions are
asked for and tive billions confidently expected.
No offers will be received after close of busi-
ness October 27th. Subscriptions received for
$50 or any multiple thereof. 1
. As an investinent these bonds are s_uperla-
tively good. They are backed by the whole na~
tional wealth ofthe United States, recen
ny
and conservatively estimated at two hundred
and tiftv billions  »
_ The incentive to buy Liberty Loan bonds."
goes further, however, than calculation of i_n-
- al-'
vestmeiits. It springs from deep rooted loy
ty to our Government, from knowledge of the
countless blessiiigs enjoyed where the Flag
flies, and froin'a stern realization of the un-
shakeable puiipose of our Government and peo-
ple to see this \var ended soon and ended right.
The nioiie_v that bu_vs the bonds supports
our' valiant solcliei-s and sailors and helps the
Governments ot' our brave Allies. Men we
have and money we must have. Enlist _your
lil() ll 9_\' ll() \\'.
You may be interested to know that this
(`onstilate i'e_e‘istei'e<l six men for our new Na-
tional Ai-my. Lct our record on .the bonds
one to take pridc iii.
be
The uiiilci'sigiied expects soon to have an-'
abundant siipply of Treasury Department Li-
liert_v l.oan subscription blanks' Call on me
179 Kcnt Street and allow mc to assist you
getting _voiir suliscriptioii tiled promptly.
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h""t0"1C L1'bel'al pm't-V has Come to' It 'mx and all other internal matters, that he w.o~ i'ii»m\\-. 'thai in mi' fiiiiiiioii 
tood due to receive over-whelming' criti” 'rhr _\ii-iiiii-ilioii _-=tiii.:c.-wil uint ii "_“` """"““, "" "_“` “"““‘.’"”""."i"" "W
cism, no matter ho\v worthilv he and hisi "“”"‘ ""‘“"""”"'”“’ "°““""` ’""`""'“` '\'il"f4f"""""'i";`."""iS')"l""li`i?'..I"l"'l
iinisters conducted affairs. ' f"‘”" "" """"°““"‘““"”" """"' "uf" dm' ii'li"""" _ ' ","£', -' "'» ("i"_("'f-' 
_ mise, and that 0v»>i1\ii‘es_iiiiglit iii- ‘wi 'hd' ‘"°‘"'.‘ L'|““ml* “'H' ` i
frid shows to what 'i pass the once creat ' Vitable upheaval of all the established oi"' """""'{' ""' """ """""""' iii- of ini. .~<iiiiiii-.- .viii in it-_-ii iiiiei'  /  ' misfortunes that o verta k e - 
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been machine-driven to the verge of aniii- , `_
hilation. ' 'f 7 f
When the I.iberal-Conservatives of n
Queen‘s meet tomorrow they will have an'
abundance of material to choose from inia
the shape of candidates willing to place h
their services at the disposal ot the electo-'
rate. There is the popular and brilliant'
_voung medico. Dr. W.-IP. McMillan who has' b
shown his public spirit on innumerable oc-  ti
casions during the past live years. There; g
is Mr- Chester i\Icl.ure who has receiitl_vl
made a name for himself in the commerciall
centres of New York. St. Louis and Chic-agol
and who is popular with a large section ofi
the county. There is Mr. P.  Brown, whoi
has fought the battles of the party in the!
dark days when its fortunes were not -ati
the high tide they are today, and who has?
made a remarkablv successful .\'Ia_\'or oil
Charlottetown. There is Mr. Alexander
Martin of Valleyfield, ex-M.P. the old poli-l
tical watch dog who has proved an admir-
able representative in the past and who
would willinglv i'ender further service to!
his party at Ottawa. There is Hon. Mui'-,
doch Kennedy, M.l..A.. of Bradalbanc whol
has proved a most energetic and poprularl
representative and member of the local
house and who would not allow the grass
to grow under his feet in Ottawa when
anything-refiuired to be hustled. There is
Mr James Paton. M.LA., one of the best
representatives Charlottetown and Royalt_v‘
ever had in the local house. and who ini-
tiated the iiiterestiiig experiment of visit-
ing' his constituents “between times" to as-'
certain their wishes and opinions regard-|
ing the doings of the government and le-
gislature He is an ex-Mayor of the City
and has a determination to succeed when?
he makes up his mind to accomplish any
thing. There is Hon. John Myers. one of
the readiest and most eloquent plat-
form speakers in the province, who is look-_
ed upon as a coming man in politics. There
is Mr. J. ()~ Hyndman, who is the life and
soul of the Board of Trade and undoubted-
l_v a coming man in politics. There is Mr.,
J. P. Gordon who does not obtrude himself
much in public af’l`airs, but who never thc'
less is a marked man for political honours,
having high ideals and keen business acu-
men. There is Mr. J. A- Messervey ever ac-
tiveas deputy for “Sir Donald" and ge-
nuinely artxious that the needs of the Pro-
vince should 'be adequately represented
andiits interests protected. And there are
- others
These are some of those most promi-
nently mentioned It is not known deli-
nitely whether all or any of them will al-i
low_ their names to go forward to the bal-
lot. Mr. W. H. Aitken, President ofthe Li-_
beral-C0nSe1°vative.fAssoejAgtion received a
unanimous invitation from the Executive
to allow his name to go to the Convention
He must have thought, if he thou 'ht at'
e might expect criticism from contempo-
yf _ _ _ . _‘ _ V  . ' I '
31.). SOm.C€S_ leaving. praise to p0St€l.it_\._ E rioiii "iii-<>viii<~r oi' ifaniiua" might iii- the lzlf-sl ii\lf‘i'1-Hs ol mil ironic -it ilu _
The politicians attitude is “Posterit_v."""’f“"""  "“`l_""‘f“"' ',';""°l'”_"",` t"'il;'_",.mmHm, mr H( .. .lm W.
_ _ _ _~ _ '. _ ‘_A; oiiiti ous :im i-on using. ri ti( visci 1 ' 1 '_\' YU -`* ~ -
_Q hffngef(-li l)0SteHt.\ does not W In dl? elec i lhill th" i`illU`f'l\ lll‘l‘D1ll‘P for the r~o» Ross, “i liaivo long siiico piissoil ihei . .T ~ _
Oil' 'l_l`i9 F-t2lf€SIl`l2lll ])l`O\'€S lllS Clél1lllS lOl ini-ii of ilii- soliIii'~i\ at the i-oiii-liisioii inllituiyv iiizc. l only wish thai l incl! `   Q 
l'9'rltll(:‘SS tlll`()llg`l`t l)OSt€|°lty lol' thc war. wliiiii ilu'-re will bo a vi-.i-_\' thi* _voiith to lic aimoiig' tliosi- ovi-i'-I _ _ T
-1- ` uri-:ii woili iii iii- iliiiiin s as who uri- iloini: their lii»_-t for l"::
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l’ll l'Il)|("|`.\' l!l'f'|`l'll\' ()l" (i`i()\'l~]I{N`.\| l‘lN'l` niiil.i :iini thc l'3mlii1`¢‘»
The Grain Growers' Guide, organ of the
Grain Growers’ Associations througliout
“'estern Canada, editoriall_'\,-' expresses the
opinion that _the Borden Government will
be returned to power. The Guide speaks;
for a section of the country which voted'
from two-thirds to' threequarters Liberal
in the last general election. The West is'
undoubtedly greatly impressed with the
Prime Minister's efforts to form a Union'
Win-the-War Government which will con-
solidate the countr_v iirsupport ofthe over~
sea arm_v and the Allied cause. i
I _
.\l"I`()S YS- ll0l{Sl‘1.\‘
A contemporary remarks that iii the
early days of the war there was quite a de-p
mand for horses to use at the front. Thou-
sands were taken from this countr_v. Of`
late we have heard little about the horse;_-
there has been less demand for horses, and
the gas engine in the various forms of
tractors and automobiles is supplanting
old Dobbin as well on the battle front as
on the city street. Now the farm, the last
ditch for horsedoni, has been invaded. Even
for good horses there is little demand, and
the prices paid are the lowest in years'
Against this is set oil reports of the marve-
lous increase in automobiles among the
farmers- Even in Arizona, which seems a
bit wild and woolly to some of us yet, the
autumobile flourishes even more luxriantly
than did the broncho a decade or two ago'
Thus it will be seen that the automobile,
once the plaything of the rich, has become
the vehicle of thc farmer.
N OTES
Vancouver Liberals want Premier Bor-
den to appoint 15,000 non-partisan enume-
rators. We don’t _think that order could,
ge filled by sweeping over the whole coun-
y' t
Anyway where there's nothing else left
to do, the Ci'ovv11`_“P-rince can always throw
away _several htindred lives at Verdun"
without makihg his reputation as a gener-
.|fTi-_+-|-i-_-T-ro
piiy t`or thi- i1-'ady madr- duil.~'-.hoplniz‘
A _ Q V : ,,m(|‘, ‘O _\~e“_\-Oumuand to join the qiiictl_\' to ilic polling booths when this*
ll, that for his 1'ec01'(l as ]‘@g;11°(lg th() Way _c-_,_,_,D,l 0,- lm. I,,0,.i,,,_,, ,',,» (-unady H.. iiiiiivoiiliiblc clcctioii oi~oiii's and sin..
'ilso siiggcstcil thiii ~i chanize ot` nniiii
Officers Elected by Houses
Tlii- lloiisii oi' llisliops eiewteil' Rev
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port the wiii-llie-\v'ir (lo\'0rlliiii‘ni iii:
lei' of things _in trade, labor, agriculturei ' some suggestions \'~isi~ii if iii- is iiiimvi-ii in itiiiiiiimp iii._= _‘W
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“All _ es. ~
,-  Take out that Fire, Life,
Marine Accident, Automobile, Liabiliiyor
Platc Glass "Policy to-day as a measure of
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»  precaution. It is the only way by which
, /1%; you c_an_ protect yourself against the un-
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 5 C€I'lf3ll'lli€'S Of IOIUOTTOW.
i  We_write liberal policies in reliable
_ i, Coinpanies at most reasonable rates
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\'i-ry il#-\'. lleiiii Evzins l’i'oloi~iitor;
lie-\'. .l_ _-\lil1otl Siiiitli. l‘lerii-:il Secre-
iiir_\'; t'liziiii~»-ilor l)a\'id_~u>ii, llonoiiiry
l_iiy .\‘i»i-rriiir_\. iiiiil .»\. l’. 'i`ippclt_ 'Fic-ii-` It _,___ '
siii-or. _ ""' ,_ °"""L`_ '
_ The Synod Sermon _ l \  
'I`hr- st'-riiioii iii connection with tho l i
iiioetiiii; ol' thi- Synod was prearliiiii; , ,`\. \\'", _
iii Christ t‘liiircli Viitlieili-ul this iilorn- "   ,,
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iiig by Bishop \\'illliims ot' lltiroii_ _who , i "°_ \\,~" - ~  W d
icl`ci‘i'cil lo iho (’lit'lstiaii prilir-iplirs  '   '\'j'.l\ '_ '   
which liiiil iii-iuziteil Great llrlliiin in' , ___ "“l4' "Ap `,
ciiteriiig iiiv iviir, and expressing ii _  `\ T .
h0lic that the iiltliuate it-fl`i=i-t of the l '  
world ciiiillict would he to streiigtlien T 1 _ \\-
iiil persoiial i‘i~lii:ioii and vindicate the
estulilisliniciii ot' the inw nt t'liri_~ii :is
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ini- iiiii or iiiiiiiiiis. \ THEX' are full of goods that arc familiar to you be-
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DAILY SELECTIDNS FOR 1
GUIRDIIH READERS
Furnlahsd by W. 8. Loulom*
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PASSING THE HAT.
l’nssiiig ilii- hat. passing thc liul!
Soiiir- oiir- tori-ver gets' busy at tliul!
Oli, lt scviiis useless to struggle and
striiiii, :ill our cndeiivoi' is hope-less
mn| vain; ivlicii' we have giitliereil ii
sinall, slenilr-i~ roll, hoping to piirelias'c_`
some iloiir :intl some spuils. hoping lo
to puri-linsc ii bone i`or the cut, some
one ronies i-hi-crfully passing thc init!
Pnssiiig the init that the bums nm_v.lin
warm. pnssiiit: the lint lor some noble
reform. passing tho lint for the fel-
lows who hill. passing the hut to re~
inoilel the jail, passing the bonnet for
thlg or for tlnit, some one torevcr is
passing the lint! Dig up your bundle
rind lmnil nur your roll. if you iildn't
do lt you‘rr~ lacking it soul. Whnt ity
the feel ol _voiir chlidrorl are bnrr?|
What if your wife has no corset to'
wear? What l{`~your granny is weep-
ing for sliocs? What if tho grocer's tie-l
nianiiing his dues Some one will'
America.
cause they are products that have been advertised
by the manufacturers in the ne\vspapers read every dav.
The Windows in thiscity are only a part_but a vcrv
interesting part of a great continent-wide show. '
What our own merchants are doing' other mei'-
chants are doing simultaneoush' in 400 cities in North
This great army of retailers is mobili'/.ing to testifv its
approval of newspaper_advertised products. '
Every one will be interested in the show- "
Every one will be interested in the big purpose back
of the display, a purpose indicated by this sign'
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Newspaper Window Display Week
We Scll '|‘hi-so Siiiiiiiaiwl l‘rodiu-is '
- All .\il\'criiscil in llic l).\ll.\' NE\\'Sl‘.\I‘ERS
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lnugh at sus-li logic iiir that. sump one] wonmnvs Long  and Button  cut 
who‘s merrily passing the lint! Pans-
lm: the iini for the pink icmonnrln.
passing the hat for it moral crusade,
(panning the hdt to fktlnlfiilslt the rat
-someone' forever iii pasiilnz the hnl'
-dhéhiilhumiw unix ~°~ J
wotigoen ghGun Metal Laced and Button plain me oriop $490
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for the mg-ad :nga weteae Priciciéi; righnse ring the family in for strong solid leather boots
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V al any worse than it has been. -p ,N _ _A  no Mg iam W" 6 P  _ ’ 
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