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; » _;_..  _ _ ` men-in- Quebec has lieetrto dispel _all thought of ob- ’ '  '|:ii _
   taitiiiifv/eil-a solid Qllebec by th¢_ use of the “bloodyl *M L "' ul-Yilighn
-insivesieifs-fuisry 
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'Had (mu. __¢miuottetawn,-lrsnon office. at gpm. I f there lic one tliitigfur wlilcii we hai-'c totliziiik .Sir meeting of the Central I~‘ai-mer; lu. ._l_an. 12. 1917.--Not many days ln
moraldél Min. ri»'~lil|rll.lN| U°*\\ll“5_i ` \\filfriil in forciii a contest in Quebec at the present °m“l° "lu 'hw P°'“°d ° "°"°l“'-l°“ December 'md 5°” wh” Jfifk Erin?
- g _ against mum who did not ,informs asserted his lordshlp over e a
if-'-'-'ff-‘-‘-‘~"-'~'-‘~'-*i-'=~`~`f`~`~`~"`f~'-`~`=¢ff*~'-=--'~'~<‘-1-`-'I-'-'f-'-'-'-‘f~`-'-`~‘-`f=- tiilie, it is tl1at‘°his dear Lucien" has shown the coull- the llquiyr law and ,i.efei.i.e~d io ihei'l`ha mercury- began to creep down
Clllgf Juniiie-5 i.£m,_,|iii 'first 20 then 30 and got aa low as
. . IIZuinin,t\»,-_.january 3o,__i9i7; _ try what Laurierism is iii the altogether. _ Tim- Chief Justice __________ _mmm mimi _iegiées bmw zero iieiom Ciii_ii,_i_
.  .    That rough campaigner has stripped off Lauricr~ happy as wire" he is. irouiwlnz somipimas. I drove a team six miles to town
 ~'.“wfi.ff";;":";;  _wi -_ ~  ; ° -. _ . i' _ body, and lie always Begins to mire' for coal when the temperature ww 30
.  L _ i_sin the_iu_e_ri_f_rit__io_iis_trappiiigs the _old a_tagc_hand uin every chance ____ c__________e _hue w__°_beiow_ _it “__ "___ coidesi journey ___
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sclf always took stith pains to bedizen it \\'itli. have to do with theenforcing of thelniy experience but l did not get frozen
 . ~ . . _. _ f . liquor law. Now what did he` do him-` Ther” ls 'lime ‘"‘“‘l l" "‘ Pl' frosty
_lt is not probab_l_e w_¢_shall_iie.ir so ninth roni the _“___ ____ me _“_ __cc_____m___ _“stead ___ we___i_e___ The h________ i_2____ ____ Biwayd
'l`lic tiiiexpééitdl victory of Mr. Sevigiiy iii Dor- Liberal press and Liberlal' members of the House of lining ii jump ici. iiiiseiiiiiis iiiimeii warm as two curl tires are kept going
l fl'0l!l duty as he had the power to do dal' and “|5111
cli.-stcr hzis fairly taken the_bre_atli from the Laurier _Ooiliiiioiis about the _necessity _for a wal'-time e ection. _md ____ __ once “W done many year; I build ___e_im__t__ six moi kites ami
l.illt-ral partv. lhey pinned their faith in Mr. Lucien' lliey took a gambler s cliance in Quebec and lost; and ,gm ii, iiiiiiiie-ii that iiiiiy_ dismissed glirer novelties, in' .my spare time to
- is hi f The farm
». i. '- . '- ‘ , _ , ~ . , . . .- . ' all th~ th l _ 1'; keepmyselfoutofm c 0.
t .inni_ii\ s policy swecpirig Dortlicster. and setting thc_ not only lost tht elettioii hilt lost their repuiatioii as of Da__;___:`ls _;5fre{_\_l_\;i1_l;i!°“n_l:_g;3_l_\_f_idy_£ :ag _mga _md _workshop _word ampie op_
pace f_or.tlie_rest of Quebec. _ \\'ell. _ _ Judge’s remarks why qldrri the in. portunlty for such dlvertions. But I
l ~ stituti-> page rl rggolmion r-ondemnjng was too late building the ice-boats:
>ri>\.'il and blessing that he carried on a lizitiolialisti-=
it i\'i~. at the instance of Qir \\ ilfrd Iaurier that
the r-gurl for aiiowin a dgyaulrlng Last Mountain Lake seventy miles
_ _-_ _» _ ° ' _ _ _ _ _ _ix .
.\li ._ '(`niiiioii elite-_:__red the field, and it was ivitli his ap-  N  jumrigo go fr-e,_,_ g long, which had previentefd a glassy
‘ i aiii_ sii._ em surface for weeks became covered with
be‘f l had it ready. _
l I '  ' . i<|Na's couN'rv eneiv ore
:inti riicizil caiiipaigii, wliich was calclilzitctl to ticfeii: __\ii iiii0iii.iii0ii§ i.0i.i.i_.Sii0|i(|,.iii iiiioies iiie i-iiiinwiiig
___ We hnvehad -little snow iind no
» storms worth mentioning' lint ves-
.\lr. .\c\'igiiy on his appeal for_re~ele_ction as ;i iiieiixber i-miii i.eSieriiiii,'S iiiiiirdiiiiii Ruudmuster 5 Fund _»e______y _________ _“___ the __»_o_____ _img
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iiic 'liiiperialistiti tioveriiment of Sir Robert Por-
‘i`iic l':itriot is at .1 loss for :ln explanation for the
cat of .\lr_l' L`:iiuioii_, aiiil falls back upon th: fact
that iii igii .\lr. _\`cyig'ii_v was :i supporter of the "iii-
tcllcrtii:iis" of Quebec. llc counted Sir \\-'ilfrid Lziii- ireeii, by Paiiioiii. iiimi mid “,0iiieii_'°
ricr :uid Miz' Bourassn as the natural leaders in ai Ami Says:
iiirweiiiciit wlilcii was to develop the Dominion along
ilulcpciulciit liiics. . _
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.\lr. .\`evigiiy soon discovcrcd where such :i policy
and czirly in thc new Parliament dissociated him-
ironi the extremists, and allied himself closely
wiiii iiic imperial policy of Sir Robert Borden. For
this
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tlc'<crtioii 'of tlfc Nntiolialists .\lr. Sevigiiy
lu-cn :iit:ickcd'liiv Sir \\’iifrid Laurier and his fol-
crs iii Qiieiiec, and it was witii thc object of having
i't-vciigc upon him for bcconiiiig an lniperialist that Sir
\\'iifritl l.:iiiricr put up Mr. Lucien (`aniioii to opposc
his
lilill
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i'c-cicctioii in Dorcliesicr.
iitiiiii iiuw, that thc return of Mr. Sevigny is a Na-
:ilist victory? `
\lr \`cvi,f_pi\' is :i inc-niber of Sir Robert Bordcn’s
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limi' will the l’atriot, or ally other Lilicrnl paper,`
"Tliis great and. unusual résuit is due to tu'o
niaiil reasons: one, that bank interest oil deposits
brings in zi liaiidsoiiie revenue available for ad-
iiiinistration expenses; the other, tilat nearly all
the work of adiiiiiiisteriiig the Fund is performed
"ln your next reference to the pay for the ad-
iniiiistratjoii of tlic`l"atriotic Fund, will you make
this :i little clearer to mc. ls ilot the bank interest
oil deposits wlilcii brings iii a haiidsonie revenue
available for administration, a big sum? If the
work is iicariy :ill performed by patriotic men and
womeii freely, how does this big siini go, besides
for stamps? Please publish the cost of adniiiiis-
tcring the Fund wliicli was 'piiblisiied about fif-
teen nioiitlis ago (possibly for |915.) Wasn’t it
:irouiid $660,000? l always believed that l\'ir. _lus-
ticc Fitzgerald docs, or did get a good income for
his services for the Patriotic Fund. 1 wish hc
would say he did not and thus correct me and pos-
sibly others. .\ly questions are of general interest
to lease overlook' it that they are anonymous”
marshalled his collerts and a howling
S"'_0n l°°kl“5 °"e"` the l"°greB5 tem est swe t over ilie Iains gather-
mnde lii collecting for the I_’at_rlol.lc iiigpiome iipiiii iiiry efcii iiiimiieii
Fund in Charlottetown, I notice that miies on the open p,iii.ie-_ The _snow
those' who have not. got a fixed sal- was iiiie mi ii0iii._ Mi, iiigiiiaiiii friend
"ry but have °“ly ‘l d“y'”‘ wage “ut °' told me that morning that ii fierce
which they have to pay rent and coal _iiiorm was comiiig_ Many farmers. who
bills havedope very well._'1`hen I got went io iowii iimi io may Ove-i. iiighi
'iight Dt tile R°°d M“5t°"" Pammlc as it would have been madness to at-
'urid and r made' me sad to think of tempt io reach their iioiiieii
B_°lm`le'd me” Wm) have “°t gm l° pay Il seems to me like cruelty and ln-
iififit and few lf “ny h“"° any coal gratitude to ‘turn horses out to hunt
S' ' _ their living all winter after working
Why ls' lt ther” are 3° f°w`““'m°“ ln them liaiil all summer. The straw
lt? lhave referred to the list of Road stacks am not ,iii biiriied hui iiie-ge
Masters and glancing °v°" “melee” afford poor shelter when s. blizzard is
districts at random I found only two _,aging and _iiiiie wiinmiii when me
M that numbf" °f R°“d Masters wh° mercury stando 50 or 60 below zero.
have g__°l.l?9}'_9 “¢._!l!§ .f!`.0"f~ '1"`“° “me I have seen the Aiiroru Borealis
of "mm have “°t 5°" B 5°" to 3° but here as' 1 never r.-:iw the piienoiimioiii
others have’ and there is not one of before. The flittlng tioiiibliiig. i-.liit`t-
i_heni who cannot afford n two dollar ing iieiimers ami mii.iiiiiii_, oi- miiiieii
bm (il) ihelp. the depemlems of some light filled the whole lieiivciis i`rom_
_rtixi -w liner who has gone to do his- Zenith in iioi_iz0ii_
lu 5' Last Mountain, ten miles from here.
lam' sir’ etc' is the last mountain eastward i'roni
FARMER the Rockies. lt is it long elevation and
”;*’°“*‘__°“°°“ iruilitlon says the Indlt1ni‘»\l€ll€V<‘.<l-ll 10
he the abode oi' evil spirits. In recent
I Dl3tI|'|(;H0|1 (Ind Dlffgrglme times when it was laid out for un lil-
___.___ dinn rt-'servation they would have none
ti h Iiidlansstam-
Sir,-Your interview with Premier Of ll- OW'-0 0" ll me 1 _B
Mathlegon mrlay Bays that the Nm. peded five hundred bilftolos on thln lco
duet or me chief Justice will be dealt on Last Mountain Luke “W1 ‘lf°W“e<l
5-_'nrt-ri'iiiit~iit. .\lr Robert Borden is being denounced »~ _ ’ _ iiiqiici ii iiiir piiiimir- with eiireciivsiy at the i,r-Oper ¢ime_ them all for their skins. Diirinr: the
in' ilu-rY'itioii'iiist~:'fhr 'bciii lro-British The whole ~ lm- latest bmlmncntfuu i ( y May l ask is it the intention or the Rell rebellinii' the indians' used the
-_  ` ` ‘ _ _g  ` ' l' und gives the total rcccipts as follows: _ Goveinmeni to iegismie so as. io make iiiiik or Lim; Mmmtrrip for is-ignr_rll_iig,
- ' it.
.ii _\lr._L:ii_|iioii's cainpriigiriii Dorchester was baseil oil _ Prince Edward Island run of Such ug. iisiiig smoke h_v day and fire at ii g
i ._ . ' _ _ __‘ ' _ _ l ' _ _ _ _ reeable and joyous specimens of hum- At frefI“e“t l“_1e'rvi1ls scatierot over
I it illtgatioii tlrlt \lr Sevigiiy was not now 't l\atioil ioiiiribiiiioiis _ __ _ _ _ / $lo,266,436.42 army as, M,-_ Schm-mlm and Sir w_ W, the prarle “buffalo wallows may' be
zilist. but ivas ri traitor to the Natioiialist cause. T i ~ A "0 "S333 Sullivan? Are these two citizens to be seen. A 'buffalo wallow consists of a
`.'\re we going to to ruin ourselves for Riiglaiifl?
lmmeq ~ I 'I the patterns we di-5 to imitate or are large boulder in the centre of' a rather
_ "" we still io roi-low the "Met-it and Lowly deep depre-“Sl0h'- These ilepreeiiene
.`\`til" was .\lr. Cannoii’s battle cry, at an hour when »i~0i,_i ‘ _ '$i0_~ii7 2397; ‘ One" who advise-ri that we condemn- were appiireiitly caiiseil _ by
_  . - - -_ _ - . , ~ ‘ ' ` ' ‘ ' ' '
 ' " ` ‘ ii t, ni t i - l i, _nie iiiifriiie pawini: the sei .bose
oni .\|otiitii.inti. l.ritnin, is struggling despcr.ltel_\ in _ __f_>_________1i1_e__v__i'e;__ ii_;§y____n_<i___;i_i_i_i_;e__i_l_e;._s_0__¢;> w_______ _he w_____ ________ _______y_ The ___________
‘IW moq fmcful throes of an her great lllstory' l'°` ' l' - ' '1 fi cnicnt ex leiises since the iii- us there is as :much difference lie- edges and coriierii oi' those rocks. were
xpcm mfr( m m H g I tween being good and doing good :is worn smooth by the biilfiilo iiibiilng
~\l:`- -\*`\'l_§“l' f_°Pll“‘l that lm’ \V0“ld S“PP°"l 5" R0' :itigiiration of thc Fund iii August, |914 to August 30, being fi man ami doing __ mum ` iiiemseives i,._i,i,iii ii, get ,,i,i 0,- imi.
i»t~i't llnrdcii s policy to the last man and last dollar. iqm. ' 1 dm, Sli-_ etc iisitles. It is not dimcult to picture.
. '-_ _ ~ - - ' ._` ' ‘ ' ERASMUS in imagination the immense herds oi'
.\ii_ t aiuioil attacked .\lr. Sevigny for opposing the _ _____f_____ _mt 0______ __0____;ed these __i__i__S
' bi-iiiigiirii caililulatc iii .\`icolet. Mr. Cannon declared »~ - _ _ _ _
__ _ _ _ trio 37773 A FARMEWS View and the bands oflndlanei who supplied'
Lamping" w Y their simple wants bv killing as litany
i_ii.i_t .\|i. l\aint\'illc nas as had as .\lr. bevigny, _.\li. __\_immisii._iiimi __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ 25_767_i4 . _ __ _ ____ _imy needed Oi mem _
l\':iiiicvillc who rose to sing with you 'Rule Britani\ia.’ ” _*_  ‘___ Sir,-i-__l;ers_tin‘a1ly,__iI' d_p_ _r_iot _thln_i< it i was surprised io iiiid the gmwiii
,. ._ _ . _ _ A _ ' ' “_ " proper t ts gma s ou e'p ace' on i, iii i iio i iiiid
_ \_\.i_iith of these t_\\o c_andidafes may we :ish the Pa- $36_i44_87 the head, of an iarmeis of pi-mcg Ed. i’____gg"_’;‘_§,;’c___‘_;_‘;_ ioiklggf “T32 Soni; miii
mor iv-.-_< the Nationalist? - ` " _ _ _ yi_1___§d__'ie1rinil. elmply because a_ fe_iv_ gms i have seen growim, me r,|0.,gh,.
,i-i _ i__ ._ _ . _ _ _  _._ . _ _ _ _ _ n v ua grmers (who are _rio toil f. (iioverumi iimoiiii, do noi ,io weiiiii_,i.e_
is iiiritr c'1ndidatc clcelaretl if National Ser -iing “,m_i{,i (mi _,ii uiioiii 3,; “His Ni, $i00_ acting nbnscggnliousiyi pre opposed The same may be Said ni- iiiiiiips iiiiii
vicc inc:lii.< collscriplioil -l__:iin against it." -~i ~ __ , . e_qici.(ia', were iiascii on iiic to the use of the automobile on' the Com
l ‘C hg"rc` “C gnvg y ) publlc hlghwa-V' Qiilte a number of dslanders are set-
Sirl‘l"tl’ I ` l' ` . ~ .  .
‘U M ,Omen m rep) to the (lepmmlon 'll Ol 1915 statement so that thc latest report is ticn itl0r€' Can the leader .point to one great iied aiioiii here ami they are iiiesi wiiii
i.1\v.'i, said llc' would not pledgz himself against coli- ~ i l _ l \‘€W0l“*l0H=1FV meaeure that WHS h<l0pt- - - . - -ii I yi leer;
i ` ‘i1l‘“la"l°"Y ed uiioppored’ History seems to re the smllei' of plosper y' ave ,-
mea and was treat
_ i~i'i itioii, 2 .‘ l '_ l`d t l' ' l t ` A . - i i '~ ~ , _ - . " ' ' Sl *mme Ol’ their h0 ~ ' '
" l._ _" ‘L ('_ no ‘"°“ ‘vm the “l“mal(f_ °°_‘“e Mr. justice Fitzgerald has not. and does not rt- cord the_ftict that the greater the ed in genuine i,i,i,i,,e Edwiini iiiiimi
qncntc ol thc present war would bc, Mr. Scvigny _ -_ . i- ii __ i-or his iabours _is cause t.he greater the opposltloii. hoipiiaiiiy _
ci remuiiera 0 -
*elle olle C ll 0 We have oillv to look to our Island i have Been no iiiace- since i iei-i_
iii"l\£_ff.Sill)l)_f)rie(l Sir Robert Igorclellyslaullllllfi' _ _ cliairnian of thc Relief Coinniittee. Nor does Mr. cities for iiistiinces, pariilleltng the iis i__iim_eS iiiili wiii begin io fomiiiim
iici o tie t\\o candidates was the Nationalist. ~ - ~ - ’ R _ _ _ M donald l1\1l0m0blle l‘ll1BSti0n- Take the 08'!-19 Wm, p_ i.;_ i_ ,is ii iieauiifiii wiimry
Binning the Hon. 'l reastirer, nor ev ] ] ac oi me Sewerage Sysiem_ The insiaiia_ ___ARvEs___E__i .
murler' (ledaml Mr" Cannon' did “Ol lavmlr tl Honorar Or aiiizer. The salaries are paid for the tion gr this system, which meant a _
. . _ . . _ ie y g
X:t .l 5 ' ' f .‘ i ` ` ' ' i
I mm crwce’ le “mg to go on the kommlsslon' niost art to the head uarters staff at Ottawa. Sir “real b°°l" 'O lf°“m"__i “V5 gglsd “nd
in this coiifcsf ” s.ii \lr iiioii l recciv sul- p ` q sanitation' was bme V opp mf   
H ll \.. \,i..`i_.  (i A '_ Cm H 'l ed the 'i l llerbcrt Ames, Holi. Secretary, gives his service* free. some of the -leading citizeiis of Sum
I 'l t _ ' _ . - ` - _ . . . . _ - ' _, ‘_ , -
I’ 'l " ‘f ' "fl flllflff 'md ‘ll '"5' ‘llld llere' 'lt Mr Philip li Nlorris, Assistant becretary at Ottawa ;‘i_‘;;f`lgfv;’"‘i‘_: E_l_}_‘;‘_‘il"‘tti:;i;"’:'_‘;Se £2;  R
(")\‘(‘lW` '\lr homer G0“i"`" ° `ewin the work _ erformed at the Head Office solutely hopeless. But striingei tri  
.\lr. (fannoii denounced i\ir. Sevigny for rcpudia-
ting his .\'ational utterances of igli, and cliallenged
iiiiii with belonging to a government that is devoting
:ill its time and energy in strciigthening Brit:iiii's hands
in t
his war, and wifli being rl strong advocate of Na-
tioiizil Service. _
:igtl
fiiic
\\'iiich is the Natioiinlist candidate here?
.\lr. Caiiiion charged 'h"lr. Sevigiiy with' voting
iiist Sir Wilfrid Laurier in raising the bi~lingu:il
\\'liicii again is the Nationalist?
There is not a shadow of doubt that Mr. Cannon
urls piit up 'te carry out the Laurier policy of Nation-
:iiism and racialisni in Dorchester with a view to dc~
citli
con
ng wiicther the present was an opportune time to
ic to the country and obtain office even by the use
of the bloody key. _
ricr
stat
l.i has failed, and failed disastrousiy for the Lail-
Liberals. As one of our contemporaries aptly
cs, what Sir Wilfrid had had to learn from his
i)orc|iestcr bye-election experiment, was how it would
react upon the country. _ `
For Sir___Wilfrid, the vital question is not whether
.\lr. Caiiiioii won or lost, but wh€fhcr the campaign
his
iioniiiicc carried oil in-Dorchester would recoil on
l.niiricri.<iii throughout tli,e length and breadth of Cana-
dn.
l0l
Sir Wilfrid must have been feverishly anxious
riakc that test. Had lie not been he would have
I3f_CfCff<5tl to keep up a more decent appearance of ho-
ll()l\
r and patriotism. . _
._ livtltembcring his promise not to try to open the
floor' of _office with the “bloody kcy"; remembering his
pto
fesiiions of non'-partiztmship; remembering what
llc Said- against the' war-time g"¢`:neral"ele'cfion; remem-
"I know that oil busy days, when things have
not, been going well, I have answered what ap-
peared _to be an unnecessary or even foolish let-
ter rather abruptly. I do not always reineinber
that while I ani retained to devote the whole of
iiiy time and attention to the conduct of the F unds’
business, by far the greater number of my cor-
respondents are men who are giving their iiiiie
gratuitously, who are serving their country ii.. her
hour of need iii the 'manner which seems best to
them. I alssureyoti, gentlemen, that when thc a':-
countalit, Mr. Wliittet, and myself review thc
work that is done by our volunteer officials, we
are ashamed of ally impatience that may have
crept into a few ofthe many conimunicatioiis that
are daily issued from flie office, and are proud to
be associated with men who are' daily proving
themselves to be_unseli'isli patriots.”
Island. _ '
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We trust this will 'completely disabuse the mind of
our correspondent and any other who may think like
him of any idea that salaries, remuneration, or any
other kind of monetary recompeiice are being paid to
any of the Patriotic Fund officials in Prince Edward
The New York Sun is not afraid to criticize. In a
recent issue' it says: "We can gratify Mr. Wilson’s
wish. We are able to tell him what men are talking
about on the trains and in the shops and by the fire-
licriiig what he wrote to Sir Robert Borden in a cor-
rospoiulence on extending the life of Parliament, as to
:i truce, and as to bye-elections, brought about by death;
reiiienibering his recent message, how can Sir Wilfrid
h0llC I0 be forgiven by the Canadian people for put-
ting aicandidate in the Dorchester field and urging
gn n' conte'st~tliat is a disgrace to this_ British Do-
uiiiiioq? ., ~ __ ` " " '
l{ti'l1a's not been left in doubt as to the reaction
upon .linglish speaking Cniiadiniis of all parties, and
l~h¢  his campaign amongst his fellow country#
if.
side this inorning. They are talking about the scandal
of the appointment by which he, their servant, not
their ruler, attempts to provide a salary of $8,000 a
year for his personal medical attendant and connection
by marriage not only at the expense of the taxpayers
but also ht the cost of outrageousinjustice to more
than one' hundred officersthe superiors o_f Dr. Cary
'I`~. Gsaylpn in line 'of promotion. _They are saying
that a more shocking manifestation of selfish indif-
fere'_nee_:to public opinioii,`a more degrading exhibition
of personal graft, has seldom if ever been ivitucssed iii
the White l-louse.  _ _
tion
-ron s
in revi g p _ _
at a conference lield in Toronto in l\_/[ay last paid this §_‘:;"__‘_f‘s‘;“i'o ‘_’_f____‘_;‘e5fe ‘;‘;‘:i*;mmf_:‘m:if;i§ The song and _mn who Wm” __
tribute tosuch men as we have nieritioiied: ln their homes. and today would re- _.___
s'e'nt the inslnuatlon that they ever A moi-ii iimimc and versatile. D051,
0I>D0B@d lie l“S'fl\llaU°Y\- Tliomas Moore has been declared to
The above instance is no exception; be --iiie ieiisi yi-im" of all the' many
Theflf Wel`B'lY\fl“B"l1l°l me" Wh° °D' sweet and glltal singers, whom the
posed the operation of railway trains Emerald me has given- to nba.;-rn and
at first, as well as practically every Biiiiiiii, ii weary wo,-id_ Qne of
other great means Of extending clvll- im immortal ii.|0_ Smit Byron
ization; and it matters little what and Mo0i.i5_ they i-egwged in iwerfy,
fertile brain gives birth to a great iiie iiiiioii of the Biqiigh Island Em.
idea, or a means of commercial de- i,ii.e_ not aiwayii in comiyiete amlgy_
velopment. it appears as if there were biii on the w~ii0ie_ admiring ,iid i-9'.
W0 °l\10\'B' \J0"l 10 °PD°9¢‘-' "S B509' specting one another, and forming a
alax of oetlc enius unrlviilled in
There are farmers and _ 'business igiii di; p g . j
men whose one ambition is to assist '-'piie Liisi Ri-,se of Summe-rv lg one'
ln d0V0l0l>l\\`8 U19 “9l\“'“l l°95°“‘l'°°5 of his characteristically sentimental
of Prince Edward Island and making i,i,ems_ which in muse. days, enjoyed
the Dl'°Vl“<‘-0 lil YOBJHW. l-he Dliwe lt a. popiilarlty, which would be utterly
pretends to be, but ee lone HB "I6 denied them today. Yet at that
"Garden of the Gulf” continues to be iime_ it had 8|"-|95; remarkable
the butt of jokes, the, Province can- v0giie_ and iongiy rraveligrs in
not nope to ieriii the full benefit °f soutii American soiituties, round "'rlie
U9- lllltllml 8dVBm889°'~ Last, Rose of Summer” among the mne-
Tl\6 ‘*l0°“°\= Pflnce Edward Island’ lc sheets which had a/sconded the Aim-
ers leam to rec'elve`.factors that figure az0ii_ ,md im i_i-|.i,iimries_ and crossed
lil U16 00l`l\m9fCl8l “nd l“d“9ll`la’l de' the Andes to the Cities and towns, of
velopment of the Province with ODBYI the Pacific slope. Only here and there
“"ll“‘~ the “"0"” Wm the llllmld 0°' lg found a songstress whose sweet.
CUDY ll# lll‘0D°l' Dl3¢° °m°“5 the Dm” voice can give charm to the quaint
gressive .provinces of Canada. oid .Engmh iii,-_ and _somewhat over.
P\'lD<f0 Edwafd Ulalfd can W9" af' sentimental spirit of this production;
f0¥'d £0 lBk€ H SWB “hem °l' “ther but when this rara avls among sing-
provlncesu Our smallest ambition ei., is i~0iiiid_ it is ,mi 5 gem of her
should be to keep pace with them, i.ei,ei.i°|i.i,_
but to go a step backward, and lose Tiie- »ii_M_i Rosa oi Siiiiimeio- iii io
our position. is' suicidal. Retrogres- iii, ioiiiid on page 146, or "Haul
N0" ll" 5 d9l°\'\`°m 93°C* “P0” °“" Songs." The four hundred selections
Y01\l\`8 H1011- “P0” “l°ll°"9- “P0” bill" con'talned ln this unique volume are
._°"' “P°“ °V°"Vl’°dy' all of the some high order, and sung
._The more observant realize that it iii, aii iiiie iiiiiiiiiiideii who love relri
is hopeless to attempt to stop the music. We refer those of our readers
Wh°°lP» 0' Dl'0E¥'°“`- A ’°l“"°“ t° th” who have not. yet obtained this great
automobile problem can befound only song bmi( to me coupon imb'1|g1,ed
in the adoption of strictly enforced eiiiewimri, iii iodiiyaii \s,,“e_
measured. regulating the running of
.antos, and heavy penriilitieis- for dvi_ola-
tioirs. Should any pa cu ar rver ...Q4
display any degree of recklessness, lie' :*‘******.**** Q
ii_iiotild 'be compelled ro forfeit his Duly sE|_§c|-msg F0”
cemid. _ -
tlii this way Prince Edward Island Qullnll 
could take its place among other l
enterprising provinces and provide
at the same time. a means of pro-
tecting and respecting the rights and
prlzlleges of all who use the piiilllc
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Furlilshed by
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I amrsir. etc. ' i
FARMER. TH-I INNER L|NE
¢,~._--
"l hoven't noticed Tootles playing-__ The following letter from the Front
in your orchestra lately." has been received from- Lance-Corpi.
“No: he slipped on the icy side- Earl, who was' converted .ln India:
walk and broke his clavicle." "We had rather ii bad part to play.
“Well couldn't he get another from but we managed it. though at great
tba musical instrument dealer?" cost to ourselves, and it was only the
s
-no e fi so +'+'+_o;_¢»`~|»o:"`
o
Told
' In entering into the discussion of
moderation ln pleasure the only fear
I have is that you may think me prud-
ish. But please doii‘t. because that
would be far from true, and would
moi-it certainly detract t'i'oin the adv-ic_o
I am planning to give you. No one
loves good tiuieii more than i do. no
far be lt from nic to tell you not to
have all the fun you possibly ran.
Beware Early Morning Hours
‘ But there is ri time rar ina: fun, and
it lSN"I` week-day evenings until all
hours of the morn-ing. l-low can you
expect to give your employer “value
received" - lt' yon have iraiicetl the
whole evening before? Pei-haps you
think he will not know'tlie difference,
but you cannot disguise those tell
tale heavy eyes and u perfectly nat-
ural drowsliiess ln your manner. Ow-
ing to the condition:-i oi' our profes-
slon'we need more sleep than does
And if you will tell yourself’ the truth
niiit-li loiigci- to :itwoiiiplisli less thiili
Dtiriilg our si-litiul lily:-i wJ; wi-rt- not
iiilowvil to -tiny up into 'until lt`i'ida_vs
ciinu- itroiiiul. aiu( ovf-li lliouitli wc tiri-
oldei' und :ire siippnncii to lit' sible to
use our own jiiilgliiciit now. wily
w0tildil't it bc it good tiled til iiiiikn up
o_'clock evc|‘_v night iiiid uiivh Satur-
days und diiys lio_i'oi-rf li¢rlltin_vii for our
dlsslptitlolls?
Not Too Strenuous Pastimes
woiiilcrtiii ex<'i‘i~i.~lcs for iliiyono \\'lio
be liable to 'itinlil mv urni~i liiive vcr
ing the whole room glooliiy with her
scowln? »
W'€ are all in business for the mo-
ney we can make out or is. fe-w cas
d‘cny lt.,-----so in just the proportion
that you can increase _voiir eiileicnc-y,
in regular ofllue practice as well ns
oil the inncliiiie, just so niucil heavier
(‘opyi'lghtetl 1916 by Margaret
l,__. ' i ,.51 .1-t: ' ‘  2- >-»-»--f
' -Mistress of tlie Keys- 
How ro MAKE gong Macninifz slut; AT THE RAT
or ELEVEN sTRoi<Es A si=.coNn OR 137 PERFECT
woaos A MINUTE-A PNNDORA Box or coop All
VICE TO THE FRATERNITY OF FLYING FINGERS
'l"l»'l‘C!'l'~|'§'l»'l'+§§**§'l'§O*O'§§O\l"|'*§'l'O'l'1'§1'0§g*’.
` ' STORY SEVENTEEN ' _
our' nilluls to bc in bud by tvii-tiiii‘l_\'_
Skilling iiiid tliiiiriiig :irc iiotii'
iii conipelled to be indoor:-i :is niur~li`
as we pcrftirce niiu~it_ lie. At lilly rate linger oil lt, but give it the niiliio titliell,
they have always been my favorite-;~iislli'r= st_rok<_~._ that you give tile ltt~_\'>i_
because- golf, tennis, rowing oi' iiny  `
thing strenuous. in fact. wlilcii would Your Love for Your Sa-iary
_ oefoeoooooogoooooeeQo»»_oe.eooooo,¢"¢ ‘
  Typewriter Speed Secrets
_ _:_ .’
4-ooooo oooo-s-oooooii
by tlie _
will that welcome siilar
_Allyt ll16dl0cl‘e 0peratoi'yciiiiw;ir(i-Iii” M
or welve dollars a week_ iiiii mn
must have speed ln typewrltlng gym
foundation for bigger and better Bla
positlions-in other words it is april
dollar JOB but a twe'nty-flveldolien'
POSITION. There is a d'lt‘l'oi'eiics lil
you have exifonlenced them both: ' ii
is the difference between being ii ine,
Sl€'I\08l'apher und' ii perfect aiiiuiiucnf
_sis. and that ls what I am trying id
make all ot' you-_-perfect amaiiiieiiser
those who use their brains uiid i-oiiif
m0n»i-lense ini-itead of always doing.; ii",
thing except what they art- told' to
do.
l
l Speed Prlcflce for Quarter Hours
No matter what line of liiisliir_-_.di mi,
iiire following there is scarcely ti iiiiv
in wlilcii it is not postal-bla to devout
lat least flftc.-ell or twenty nil.‘.itcia for
speed practice-ulwuy‘s renioiiilierlng
the girl who has nothing el.-re to dniot’ course- that Speed Without Accur-
except run around' seeking pleasiirc-_ soy is Not Speed. Take n ilvt._ iii.
L ten-minute test elich noon lioiir, t-l,,i,.ii_
I am sure you will ai’.'m-it that youriillg your papers according to contest
work ltielieil' liiit-rt-st (und pi-oiliibly rllleff. lifting the Hnino copy next Mon.
looked itil and that it took _vnu so tiny for iilsltliico tliut you ivriup fmiii
this Mondiiy. in oi'dr'l‘ to ii.»it-u`l>|i|lr|
will-i ciisitoiiliilgi' on d:i_\'.~i fnllnivliig ii_1|iiii-kly wiiethm' or not you liuvu |.;;i||,_
good iiiglit's rest. led. You will liiviiiiiiibly llntitec illiir
it. was the most iicciiivito test irliluli
Wil!-I tho l’t1HteSt.. aiu l iiiivu lr.~.ii-iiuil
from t1xpci~hziice iii my own |iriii~tit-ii,
lii i-line _voii have forgoifiiii what l
iuiiti soiiit' time iigo, it is tilt' Spirit of
Competition by which _von will iuilirt-
Iliig niilst iniprovt'nit~iit. no try in iiilu.
your ti.~,;t,.~: with ailtltlltii' typis-| ;,iii|
than clinch eiicii otiicrs' piipiii-s, lim
oven it' you do cliet-k your own iii-
vory strict with yo\irscll`---dmi't biiinii.
i-rrorii on the ina(-liiiic alili' tlii'ii taiii
to iluiiiii‘t_ tho tive \vm't1',<i pt‘liiiit_\' for
tlieiil! 'l‘lit'y lil-a.y` he your own i'iiii|t,s.i
watch yoiiiniclvmi cti|~ul'iiily, paii'lIeui:ii'-
lv ill i‘iigni‘tl to thu :iliiltio liair-~ <|u|i’i
- _ . ti ,
ibeeii tnhoocd. l Sliukespearc says' “lf it ivorr' tltiiie
So, linvllii.: haul .~iuflit~iciit slot-_p thelwlieii ‘tis done then 'tworc well it
nl-gilt lieforr-., it is no elim-t lu till i'oi~;\i'e'i'e 'lone <i\\|vkl.i'." in mu' ol' Mr. .l.
you to be iiripzlii iinrl t-liut=ri`iii in the .\'. l(inilinli'i~i speed argiimelitu lit' sil_\'ii;
otilco no iiiuttcr wiilil trials und lrlli-;"\Vl\<‘l1lW0 lN‘|`S0l\-‘l l1l`f»'ll0ll\l»§ litllelllliii
tilatioiisi liiii_\' como up tiiirllig' tilt,-.'tliiii1.','. ll` ilotli do it well, tlieii iii' who
coilrse of ii iiilsiiicssi tiny. A sunny docs it tho more quickly does lt\iii't~
tlisiiosltioli i.~i one oi’ ii glrl‘ii first. ilu- ter. - . TIN* l0l¢l‘<‘-ill C0l\lIl\l-‘lioll iii.
sets in liiisilllesii~-ivliri wiiliisi iioiiinonv tliei‘c'l'or1~.. tliitt. tho best olwriittii- ls'
iiroiind with ii perpetual gitliich muh- l the fastest opt;-rutnr, tllid' gots the iicsi
_-iulai°y-and any what you will iiiiout
your love for your w`0rk, your love
for your salary will in tho long iiln
outweigh all other coliaitleintioils. und
iill things coiislilered it is right that
such should be -the case."
MARGARET B. OWEN.
B. Owen. All rights reserved.
l ' _ ll
P- .i~1i--eases
. Footwear
A call at ourstore will conv
shoes and rubbers to suit any
GOFF
Bargains
ince you of the good value
We are giving_ in footwear, many attractive bargains on
our counters in Men’s,Women,s, and Children’s boots, over-
member of the family.
BR-DS.
F-E _
nearness of our unseen Friend that
kept us at res; wlthlii.
Have you seen these 'linear
Behind the raorlng cannon, behind
the flushing steel,
The defenders of the Inner Line,
steady and constant. kneel;
Some bent. or grey, seine crippled,
some threescore years and ten.
Just praying, always' praying. t'or the'
Front Line fighting mon._
These cniinol lead a sortle, nor breast
the ocean‘s foulil,
But their fervent prayers as incense
-rise from clitircli and cottage
home.
The poor man and the wealthy all
form the Inner Line,
You can hear old voices- qniiver, you
can see the' slow tears fall,
Yet the Inner Line keepsinteiidy, 'Eng-
Learnlng how common -sorrow .forms-
a brotherhood Divine. '
such pra'yer’s reslstless might
They trust the Lord of Battle-lie' will
defend the right.
“Who indeed can say how miiny
lonely souls out here on tlio liold
meet the' loving, seeking Siivloiir
through the prayers, of those ag home.
Often you can feel his power aroiuitl
you keeping you 'looking up wllvtl
otherwise you would ll-tumble. As' I
sit in n tent this evening, it is ruin'
ing outside, but the Lord ii-i licrc.
Some' of the men are' singing liynuiii.
so l tliink you will agree that thrill'
thoughts are towurd God. As we are
at preselit wo' t'.tili’t. get, any t'i‘i.:llllll‘
meeting, but we can liold on to our
Lord iii prayer, and nlll tliliiirs ure
possible wltli our God."
"All the while the cashier was burn-
ing the candle nt. both onlin."
land and honour call, , _
They Duty. and who can measure
“And keepiiig lt dark? Weil, l dc-
clara!"
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How many parents realize the
strain which going to school means
to the chlid whois naturally nervous
and of delicate health?
You see them come from the
schools daily with pale faces, many
wearing glasses, and looking tired
ond worn. At. home they are irritable
do not sleep well at nights, and are
upset by a little extra excitement.
lf they are to grow to healthy man-
hood and womanhood their systems
must have attention now. Such treat-
.mont as Dr. Chasefs Nerve Food does
wonders for children in this condi-
tion. We are constantly receiving let.-
ters from grateful .parents telling what
the Nerve Food has done fer their
children. This one is a fair sample.
’ Mrs. Stephen Hartman, Italy Cross
*Lunenburg Co.. N. S.. writes: “My
little sister at eleven years of iigo be-
came nervotls, irritable iiiitt neemoil
sll dren out. ans had no appetite
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Child Was Nervous _
Irritable, Tired 0u|
1 SHE HAD N0 APPETITE. AND l-isa coMPi.ExioN wAs PM.: AND
sAi.|.ow.'
wns lifeless and drowsy and hor com-
plexion grow pale and snllow. Fill'
ally sho had_to keep her bed alll
have somebody with her all the time-
She was afraid of everythlnll. W°“ld
get excited and tremble till the bvtl
would shake. As she seemed t0 l§°
getting worse under the doctor!
t_reat'meiit. mother decided to tri" Ul-
Chase's Nerve Food. After eiw Nfl
used about four boxes, lmprovellwii
was noticeable and ‘lt was wonderfll
to see how much brighter and stroii__|__
or sho grew week by week. she \\°
ten boxes altogether and they "“'°';
her. She got flit and ron' and \"‘_?i_
to school every day with an M" __
t.lon that she never seemed to lll;__
before. I do not hesitate to f°°‘;____
'mend Dr. Chase' Nerve Fwd _xl *___-__
oiio._ for it was indeed woiiderf W
lt. d d for hor." ~
Dr. Cliase's Nerve Food. 50° l' 'mix
ti for $2.5|l..att§dealers. or Ediniinf -
_Bates & C0., Md. _'l‘0|'0l\f.0. _
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