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‘ '   _- 4 _ . ` ' altogether. During the past twelve months $8o,00O,- -’ ou' Ilcllf FMS   `_ J. ‘ ¢ ’ 0 °
have been paid to the 12o,ooo Canadian soldiers - ----_ _ ' ‘ ‘ _ ‘
h h f om, Sli--I notice layout .tune of TM
on overseas service, so t at t e means or paying _*wha or Q mv ,__ m “m,,,|,|  0’ `  - _ ~ 
in ac 'v servic is as rfect as an that |18' Elilttl`\eiittu"*ttiiiPtli`o list reptirroreur ii _ __ B _   
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Mnngging Editor .. .. . .. . _ .. J. R. Burnett
'l`vif.sn.i\'. ]f\\`UAR\' 4. 1915-
saaurst 'ro-uit: "ii0MB” --
G .\s was anticipated, the llon. _]. .f\. .\lcNeill_, Lom-
missiomq. of Public Works, has given instructions to
institute proceedings against Philip Arseriault, con-
tractor, Suniinerside, for perjury in connection with
the affidavit he made before Mr j.  P»0ll'S ‘HW
partner on December 23. The “new ” Liberal Leader
and his satelitcs have been making much of _the
afTidai'it for political purposes in the Souris election.
They demanded an investigation and now they _will
have the opportunity they appeared to be so anxious
to have, and it remains to he Seen whether they will
take advantage of it. Never iii the history of the
l'rovince have such tactics been resorted to as those
adopted by the "new ” Liberal Leaders in the present
hy-election, and it is to bc hoped 'that they will not be
taken as a precedent. No man who values his reputa-
tion ivould care to enter politics, were he to he sub i
ject to such scandalous treatment as has been meted
out to the Cornmissioner of Public \\'orks, in order
that the " new " Liberal Leader might have some ani-
itituiitioii for a political campaign.
 
THE CHAMELEDN PATlll0T
lt is very dihicult to follow the tivistiiigs and turn-
ings of the Patriot on the Arseiiault incident. It
changes its attitude with chameleon-like rapidity and
never finds itself on secure footing. \\'e were told
in the first instance that the Commissioner of Public
\\-'orks had been playing fast and loose with thc public
inoney and seemingly anxious to get .\lessrs .~\. & P.
.\rsenault to take several hundred dollars more than
was due to them. When brought to book for these
irisiiitiatioiis, the Patriot came out whiningly on Fri-
.lay and protested that it had " rt'/'rniiwd from /'atten-
mg/ any 0tIi'nm nr guilt ufon any pcrsori, tv/irtlwr it
hr' the (`nn1rui_r_ri'0ircr of Public lVork.r, or the Secret- `
ary, _llr L. ll. _llr.lli`l1an, or even the Gotfcrrrnicnf
i`f.r¢°lf." That was definite enough, in all conscience,
hut evidently our chameleon-like contemporary was_
got at for its candour by some of the " new " Leaders
in the interval between Friday and yesterday, for we
ire now told that " .\lr ;\lc.\'cill is not in a position
to throw the hlanie on any man. llc lrirriself, and he
nlouc, must assume the responsibility. Upon him
iildi:'idt1a1l_\~ and upon the (iovernment (this is appar-
i-utly an after-thought and nulifies the Patriot's pre-
vious asscrtioii in the same sentence) represented by
hirii innst rest the blame." So there you are-you
pay your tnoncy and take your choice. One day the
|"itriot blames the Cominissioner and the Government,
the ni-xt ila_v it exonerates both.
'l`he triitli. of course, is that the Patriot knoivs that
.he infamous .\rsenault affidavit is a huge political*
trick to lioodivink the electors of the First District of -
Kings. Lt-ft to itself, the Patriot would admit that
fi believes every word of the affidavit of the Secretary,
of Public \\'orks, which gives the lie direct to the
_\r.senaul_t allegations. llut under the new Leadership,
the Patriot dare not speak the truth. lt must, per-
force, do the dirty ivork of its new Leader, and for
the time being that is to blacken the character and to!
attempt to destroy the reputation of one of tlir most
honourable mru in the Provirrre. In order to do the
bidding of its "new" master the Patriot will stick
at nothing. _lint what are the respectable and honest
Liberals to think of this "new" journalism and
 new " Liberalism? 'l`lie Patriot knows all right. but
it does not choose to tell_
O  .
‘_ ln all__the _Churches on Sunday a special appeal
was made' at the request of the Governor General on
behalf of the Patriotic Fund for the present year. To-`
day we publish* a special appeal from llis Royal
Tiighness on the same subject. Already $3,000,000 has
been distributed to henelicaries under the fund and it is
_ _
To thc tune of eight solid coltiinris the Patriot
--li,__
.\lr Philip Arseuault was in Charlottetown over
he \leiv Year, but the Patriot carefull refrained
At the meeting at Fortune Bridge, Mr _lolin E.
Sinclair, Liberal candidate for Queen's, made the ex-
cuSe for his appearance in King's the alleged fact that
he wished to return the compliment to Mr Lauchlan
.\lacdouald for the very able assistance he had render-I
ed his (.\Ir Sinclair’s) father while in the local legis-
lature. As Mr Laiichlan Macdonald was then a C on-
.rer1'atr"z'¢' mrntbrr and ;\'lr Sinclair's father Liberal,3
readers will appreciate the gcnuincness of the assist-
ance rendered. lt was just as genuine as is the Arsen-
ault affidavit. Why can't Liberals be _straight and
honest in their politics? _
Figures are puzzling things to the Patriot-it_
cannot grasp their meaning or signilicaiicc. Of course.
it is not singular in this respect. The late lamented
Lord Randolph Churchill, father qt' Winston of that
ilk, was similarly handicapped. When he first became
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Permanent Undergl
Secretary submitted the draft of the budget, and after
looking over it bewilderedly for some time, Lord_
Randolph exclaimed: “ What do all these di-d dots
mean? ” Decimals were not his fone. The Patriotl
challenges the Commissioner of Piiilic Works with
being intimately familiar with the -balance due the
.-\rsenaiilt brothers on their contract, yet the Patriot
itself is peculiarly at sea on the subject. ln one
place it says the amount overpaid was “$675,” in
another “$773,” while in yet a third it hazards the
amount at “ $775." What does the Patriot know about-
flle Subject anyway, but what the “ new " Leaders have
pumped into it? ~ "
notions sraorrriiiit 'ras cburvrni
the Borden Governmt-.it is not strong with the people
estitnated $8,000,000 will be required in the current of the Dominion had betfer revise th_eir_6piniot‘is.
la`tiovn-men, women and children. Many will be able
year. That represents one dollar per head of the popu- Thé" has "°l 5”" 3 lime 55"” 5¢Pf¢mi’"»;19§*»'Wh¢" 21‘|`|¥2%i'=iii::;n|:
this Government 'came into existence, tvltetttite ¢0\ll1- 'lille mhz Illlll " °f"l°V¢ Ili’
then ive shall have double reason to be proud of _ gg um means with which to purchase
manner in which we are responding to the demand' I t;t__the:_i_;atx__v_;i.°:_ht;__m_.:0;l_g _:af
- . . - ` l’B `
which the great war is making upon us. _“num mrmjnb who wouiq willingly
iliwlllo tlllors ot the soil had they the
liens ol doing so My method would
4   _ i &;.devo;_e__l:;il_:__':_ho p_p;o:_r_1_:v:ll_;1_:;_<l
...l_._._. _ PN C ef `
' _ _ _ , ‘Hiott t. I th rpose ot provid-
After probably thc bittcrest political campaign lt!  ma:iwlt‘iirlariiiam;s I have. Bm_ed_
the history of the Province, the electors of -the First _f'é°° £‘;:°;';§ '_‘;fg“;f§;e;"_f_af°‘;2f_';ff
District of King’s will to-morrow be privileged  §°°°me5_ every class and 9,-0183.
h ' v ~ ' A ' all beaetltlng thereby. 'l‘liouaands_
record t eir totes for either \lr H_a_r_r_y_  uaminitw been_expendedm|mmF____Lt_
Conservative, _or t\lr Lauchlan Macdonald, Liberal.  gn ga,,,,|a_ why not spend ii '
\'o question of any importance that had not already ` j\!i0\l8\\\d d0\\I\l‘S to keen Cl1\Hd°`9
been threshed out at the General Election was before  fd°gnt§€“:;;%¢f$n;;wh?h2i:
the electors. The Gov e t' d f Wt). sons. who will tight f0r their
u I } - - "emm n S recur “ aa pass& &iIttl'!, and it need be who will die
pon ant etit iusiastica y endorsed so recently as Sep fa tha, ¢°u,m.y_ This plan wou|d in
tenibcr last, and in order to create a “ sensation ” and l`_g‘_1»eet. measure prevent the exodus of
to_ tliroiv discredit on the Government, the "new'._' $=r%‘|:|t';`,'|m§,e,f,,;:,t_ gtrtiggnixfg ii;
Liberal leaders launched their “ sensational bomb-` _Gllltlttyed 011 farms at home. and be'
shell." As we have already shown, the “ sensation " isgsdauglrglti ;§s:,tis;°ai[hi:j,epl;,ig§§,?t`
has reacted on thc Liberals, and -it will be for all-ltllhv t0 Spend B few lh0i1Si\lld 601111”
honest electors in the First District of Kings to record :,‘,’mii2§p°‘;u§,g,';1]I;l°,?j,°°‘:"fr§?f.e ii:
their strong dctestation of such tactics bv rallying to mediate returns for the money SDM!
_ _ '_ ' __ in _their behalf, than to spend it all ln`
the support of Mr Harry D. .\ltLe:in. _ _,mon courage' etc" from ,meh 1, Wm
take years to obtain any marked re
lti-i It ish l d d c
:: (--l-_ - - _ _ _
ron souiiis inncroiisi itz...-._...i,;'.:'__.‘.:_.._,. 
this plan will sutlice.
I am Str; etc.
OBSERVER.
_ yesterday expatiated on the Arsenault ailidavit-and * 1120.30. 1915
u(.\~,.r Om. me t~ , ~ (The suggestion is it valuable one
c n toned the nord perjury. nut unrortiinnu-ly the Aoi. provides
_ that the grant must_be devoted sole-
.\re there any “ Prneans ” in the new Opposition? 'Y ‘° ed“"“U°““| P“"P0S9S-Ed~ G-l
The Patriot advises the electors of East Point to cut
<l0\\'11 the majority- of the Mathieson Government to   ’
one. Evidently somebody wants to be “ hotiglit.” Is i
tierc any of thc faithful anvious for the 9 eaker
s
  H  rin tunnis
  _ .ll ill l
Ill THE lllllliillli
t _ ~ ` y _ i ___'
from mentioning the presence of its distinguished ° ;Tl;?i i;0ll0Wil;_§ leivléfr 11:8 be¢l1h_br_e-
., ,, . . ' oev rom r. . . Arc all
hottest _ contractor. Did he pay his respects to the Landscape Architect of wonvme_ N_
Editor ot thc Patriot, and was that why lie failed to 5-- Wim l-'1_H¥_Pl'@S€D!l\1tl1iS City. from
- - .- . . his son William h is lt t
keep his promise to settle accounts with the Public ,m.ge0n_ havmg Yogxed igemseiiffgl
\\'()rk5 D@p;|r{mQ|'](? \‘ llllil [FDM MCGlll UIllVEI‘Slly. _
_ Somewhere in France,
December ll, 1915.
The Patriot goes off in liysterics at the bare Dear Father,
thought of .\lr l_larry D. McLean being returned af ter letlafffizggt “_'::_’_f_:;’_:`gf’f1_¥_‘:;_‘; Z?i'~`;’g_‘_;
all the trouble it has taken to hlacken the character hitters go through tho P. P. Cl. l. at
of the lion. jas.  .\lcNeill. The plectors o_f the '¢‘0°u:IQggrgégeishggggwh_’;‘€“;\};';§a_;';_?é
First District of King's are not so easily lioodwinked No. 3 C0. General Hospital, B. E. F.
as the " new _” Liberals seem to think--a_nd this the j_"a$°:v‘;lf';i:_‘;b:_‘f_Aki*i_"§'n_‘; ggst fiylaf
Patriot has discovered, hence these hysterics. lncesseiit rainy season. All iiympatliy
and help should* go to those in the
trenches. I am going to suggest a new
method for exchanging Xmas gifts. l
will suggest a gift which I, would like
to give you and yoit are to purchase
it and through yourself make the pre-
sentation to yourself from me. I
present that names of two hooks
trusting you have not read both. They
are "Tha Marks of a Man" by "Spies"
and "Jo n Muller." by J. T. I.‘lerBon,'
I nm reading both and so can recom-
end them very highly. The only thing
ln fact I have against “John Muller ls
that he was born it Gorman.
_ I am waiting the arrival of those
apples and trust they will arrive here
in due time.
Wishing you all again the “Seasons
I nm affectionate aon.
WILL.
DAILY SELEBTIOIIS Fill ’
GIIIIDIIII IEIDEBS 1_
Furnished
by W. 8. Louson. 3
Mw 
IT l_B NEW YEAR’8.
I am glad to thinlr that you are hap-
py The old year is gone, with fts
long. dreary days and its wearylng
eommonplsceo. lt it brought you suc-
eese, I rejoice with you. And it (alluri-
attendod your undertakings never
mind. The New Year is here, bright
mth the promise ot batter tltiiirs. G0
on with your wort: honetully and walt
renewed coiira;e. Anil may God
:rant you grace and strength to se-
c=pl rumhly '.h 2 lltfi-: disappointments-
success; and to perform uncomplain-
lnglgy the daily round ot petty tasks.
This is my New Yearssrtsh in you. my
lrletid. RALPH LEE..
i _ ew mercies, each retnriiitll day.
_ _ _ over sronnd ua while we Inv; °
Moose jaw News says: Those who imagine that - ew perils poet. new sins torsiven.,
New thou _te o't~Gorl, new hopes ot
eden. ' '
. f .. N
td give _mucli m_ore_thaii the average, _while some may _bg "Y “'35 b°“.°f 5°*i55°d - Will* \|\¢'f¢-<i'¢f1\f.3f\\1\ll'|i_Si§°4_» g"|§¢||  ,yn ef", chi; .|,¢»¢||-¢,
able to give _in Cents only.. But all contributions will beflim fha" if i! 1043)'-~ Ch"€°d Wm' “W "(°il'_‘_ii°°l fe' I   ` i ' aw mg
ods churches will make it their business to call on the -G°"°"“m¢"*- has fix" 5P|¢“did|Y i0 “H dmznds' 'nl' W 6°" "|'”'“"'*‘ wa
in_¢»iib¢ii;inti_bfingih¢¢iirnisofthe fnntib¢fi>+¢ih¢m_ D°mi'1i°'\ will- by sprint- hw "wir 25°»°°‘°" ms" » 9 ' ' _-1
.HIP '12 ‘ _Pl-I. '
un
an is sara and time pmthiiiy nut ii nie mon ""<i°f arms- Svlsndiflly -¢fi"irt>¢d~ /\ l\'\\¢*=‘ 5°-l°"°° ' “"
`of trade now stands to the credit of the country and “tm”
 iii.-iliiitii`or`¢oii'¢iiin¢` uni mia be devised.

M r.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Dr.
should characterize the payment of the disabltd Nd #GC Irma the sum ot $10,000,000  `
- " - lsm t i’
the dependents of our soldiers, but unless the motley  -.bn " M ,$|c‘3¢,f;..,':l;700°_“°g¢ pi:
.tha
provided for the purpose this cannotbe attainetlag  ` ` for that purpose for LM of oanmmen who “ned od O
administration of the Fund in this province has _ - 14  PI- &vlaf:°:_\_?;':_.t;:_\_¢; _ _l_.o
“the most perfect in Canada, and the local Committee `  1° iiow at leant hair ot -th;
. ` ' ‘° ' l.l0i\6d thi l |10!!
_liaic been congratulated itpon their success. It 1_3 _udnbnwd-_ 'Ks “$221 nacsasmany
ardently to be desired that the collections for the Fund gm, 3°, mm md , number of “_
here will be as satisfactory as ts_its administration, all “nt 2"u‘:‘°t;_g‘_f|":_ l;h“_:°l?a¢e”_‘$‘}’:;'m%_
leutensltt Goveruorsnd Mrs. Muc-
hlld._New Years Day`l916:
W. Henry_Altken
J.` A. Anderson
John Anderson
Gordon Alley.
J._B. Bsgnall
Major A. A. Bartlett
Mr.
M r,
Mr.
Dr.
-M. R. Bdthune
G. H.-Black
`C. J. Boltsfleld -
J. B. Brown
Mr. J. R. Burnett
Lt.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Col. It. H. Campbell
'W. F. H__Carvell
J. A. Clark »
W. L. Cotton
Robert L. Cotton
D. K. Currie -
John J. Davies
Col."'H:”M;'Dnvlson"' '” '
John J. Desmond "
Capt. J. W. Dorsey, M. D.
Mr. Justice Fltzserald
Capt. G._Elllott Full
Revd. T. F. Fullerton, D. D.
Mr. T. M. Fullerton
Revd. R. G. Fulton
Dr.
Wm. Miles Garrison
Mr. D. Gordon
Mr. John P. Gordon
Mr. E. Hackett
Mr. G. WV. Harrison
Mr. Justice Haazard
Mr. F. R. Hearts
Mr. Stephen S. Hessian
Mr. E. T. Higgs
Mr. J. James li_or_`ri_ii_v
Mr. G. E. Hughes
Mr. G. Goriioti llugnes
Mr. J. M. Hughes
Mr. G. S. Inman
Mr. J. G. Jamieson
Lt..-Col. S. It. Jenkins, lil. IJ.
Mr. ll. G. Jenkins
Mu
,lor Charles Lni.;`i
Mr. Charles II. B. Longworth
Mr. II. W. Longworth
Hon. John A. Mnthleson
Mr. J. A. Matheson
Mr. Harold Meiiservey
Mr. Harry E. Miller
Mr. Wm. Moran
Mr; W. A. 0. Morson
Revd. 'l‘. W. Murphy
Mr. J. McCarey
Mr. J. E. B. McCreudy
Mr. S. B. McCready
Mr. G. J. McCormuc
Mr
_ D. J. Macdonald
Mr. Reuben Macromild
Mr. llugh Mclnnls
Mr. James Mclsaac
Mr. J. A. Mclstuic
Mr
Mr
Ho
Mr
_ D. A. MacKinnon
_ Donald McKinnon
n. Murdock MacKinnon
_ A. A. McLean
Capt. Allan Mclmntl
Mr
_ Norman J. Mr~Le.orl
Mr. H. L. Mclillllaii
Dr. \V. J. Mcnlillou
Mr
_ Robert N. McNeill
Miilor T. Edgar MiicNtitt
Mr. D. Nicholson
Mr. Fred J. Noah
Mr. Arthur Newberry
His Lordship Bishop 0'Le:ii'y
Mr. A. W. Owen
Capt. E. Palmer
Mr. Harold L. Palmer
Mr. James Paton
Mr. J. lt. Paton
llon. Senator' Prowse
Mr. D. 0'M. Iteddln
Mr.-Ivan G. Reddiu
Mr. Louis J. Ileddln
Judge R. Reddin
Mr
_ Wm. Robert lteek
. T. E. E. Robins
Dr
Mr. Theodore Ross
Mr. David Sehurmtin
Mr. D. Edgar Shaw A
The Rev. Canon Simpson
Mr. Cuthbert Simpson
Mr. Henry Smith
Mr. Cecil Stewart.
Major John A. Stewart
Lt.
. Col. D. Stewart _
Mr. W. A. Stewart
M.r. Justice Stewart _
Mr. R. H. Sterna
Chief Justice Sir. W.
Mr.-J. A. Tanualiill
Mr. T. Gibson Taylor
Mr. J. Leslie Tennant
Mr. W. I-`. Tidmlrali
Mr. A. B. Warburton
Mr. L. W. Watson
Major W7. A. Weeks
Mr. W. 'l`.Wellner
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riend, he will appreciate a pair. '
_ _ .
pecial Drive _lui Men’s Overcoats _Direct from
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you live to reiicli nltl nge.
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AND YOURS -1
The ~
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Thousands are physically exhausted, showmg of- ‘ j _ "
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