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Water Bottle
at necessary part
very household equip
nent.
You will find it an ex-
ellent cold weathei
N comfort and thos
Q which we offer
g'uara_nteed to give per-
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ENGRAVING.- We engrave articl-
es Free same tluy as purchased. J. R.
(.-illis. Ltd. 1533-12-5M4i.
THE MORNING GUARDIAN may
be had at the News and Novelty
Store of Miss Florine McCarey. Mtl’_
LEAVES FOR HALIFAX -l-'_ H.
l"11Ikl10i. ti mate ot C. D. 21.
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feet satisfaction. They
_will _w.ii;hstand..hai‘d us- ~
tge and can be depend- '
cd ttpoti not to leak or
qrovv hiirtl, ti I
eams are reinforced,
__ Prices range from
L25 to ?l§fi.()ll.
Whatever else vo
y iiccd in rubbel
foods you can btiy here,
knowing that we offer
the very best value in
the city.
E-A. Foster t
Centtal Drugstore '
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iluit we' ltiivr.-'rigaiii siiiztirofi tht- ser-
virt s of onl- ol' thu hest oiigraveis in
he will visit his wife and family.
BASK ET COCIAL.-Remember ilie
,Basket Stateful, at Ma.rshi’ie)ii' Halt.
\V@11l1@1v-lt~\y lin-_ 12th., Piocceiis in
nhl ol' lir-'tl t‘ross. 1023-I2-SMII
CH URCH SYEYRT/TCES.-,~'I‘he ltcv.
l'). .\1iit-I.:-ati will prcttcli tl). V.) at
l.0t 4t)_on Stibliutli thr- 9th ut 10.30;
lfIL£ht`it~l<l '_*.lit) and in the I'oopl1>.'s
t‘iitirt-it 7 p. in. tiliisgtiw iloud Mon-
ltii. night, Stunchlll l`ticstlu_\' night tit
7 tl't'lfii'li_ f'
PRODUCE MARKET.- lleztlttrs
yesterdtiy wire pityliig 250 cents for
pork, 90 cents for outs nnil 70 cents
'for potatoes. Nri`i\vithstuiitliitg the
_bull weatlit-r tlttero was it fairly good
lntitrket.
YESTERDAY’S STORM.-The pro-
tim-_e wa.<- visited again yest.ertiu_\' by
it heiiv_v r-nowstorni itcconipaiiietl by it
tulle ot' wind. 'l`hc ittilway  very
builly blot-ked, the evening train l't'oni
t‘h:irloitolo\vn iieiiig stuiivil ut Norlli
\\'iltshire and the (‘apo ’l`i'tiver.<c
tiain lie-lil :it Iiittoraltl Junction. 'l`l|c
:iortli hottnd did not rt-.tiirii last night
but is r-xpot-ted to urrivt- some limo to-
t|t|_\.
ENGRAVING XMAS GIFTS.-\\'e
tht- provint-c_~t for tho Xnitts rt_ish_ We
liclieve our i'itstonif~rs iipprt-t~itite thc
litlst in ttiit:i'i|vittg and hitvo e-'piirvtl no
t-tloi-| in s~~t»iti'itig the servil~»¢~, of itil
\~iii;riiv1ei' who will give you tim -,'_;-i‘_\
Intl-st in tlvsigiis in all styles of lotter-
ing. As in i`oriiil'r yvitis we initial
l`t'|1t‘ til' vliiirizt- till :t|'lit~ifs ‘,itii't»ltas<~_t`
lroni us. \\'f\ gttiii'iiiitt'~t\‘ pionipt .iiiti
t-llit-it1n| st1r\'it't1. \V_ W. \\'olinci‘, ()t`-
iicinl t`. ti. lt. \\'iil<'li liispI‘t~Ioi's.
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t‘liii¢: lliillon. ’l`ii:,_|iisli. '
.liilin (I. i\i'st:iintrlP, l‘iipn lCi:nioiit_
(leo. W. Yates, ()stuwii_
J. ll. MarfNiitt, Moncton,  li.
J. ii. .\liir~tloiiziltl,- Geo. Town.
.l_ A. .\Iiu:donald, (farfligan.
_ S. licssiiiii, Montague.
. l’_ 'I‘iionipson. Montague.
_ Iii. Mttilliot, Ottawa.
\\'. .\lttt-ltiiy, Mt. Stewart Jct.
_(‘. (`larke, I\lt. Stewart Jet.
liarrett. Mt. Stvwttrt Jet.
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R-ECITAL POSTPONED --The'
sixth Twilight Recital planned to be
held today in St. Pau'l’s Church has
evening. “
MAKING =ENQUIR|E8.--Mr. G. ll.
Holbrook, Naval Recruiting Oiiicer,
wired yesterday to Halifax, through
Truro, to get information regarding
the Island boys on the `H. M. S
lantic Coast Defence.
A MILITARY WEDDING took place
at an early hour this morning at the
'home of Mr. Frank Beales when their
datighter, liathlcen Isabel, was uni-
ted in marriage to Lieutenant I-leber
Rowan Large, ltoyal Flying (‘orps_
The bride wore white silk net with
silver trimmings over cloth oi' gold
with veil and orange blot-isoins_ She
carried n shower hotitiur.-t ot white
roses. und was attended by her sister,
.Miss Maud, who wore ttirtitioise hlue,
and ctirrietl ti bouquet oi' pink carna-
tions. The bride was given away
by her brother-in-ltiw Mr. Ed. J
the room Miss Lillian Earle played
. the Mendelssohn weildingmarch. Rev.
llttgulri McKenzie oificiated, the, cere-
mony taking place under the Union
Jack. The home throughout was de-
santlteiniims. etc. Only immediate re-
luttvos and at few lrientls were present
at the <:erenion_\'. Alter the tittptiad
. knot had been tied the party sat down
to a daint._\' breakt`ast. It was the
intention ot' the happy couple to leave
by the morning train via Summer-
siile i'or Boston, New York and l"hil_a-
-lelplti:i_ ret.tti~iiittt.: to (‘aiiatla via ’l‘o»
ronto in thc ctnii~s1» ol' about it month.
ning owing to tho storm will pro-
liulily intr-rt`ere with tit-ls latter ar-
riingenient. ‘but the honey moon trip
been postponed until next Saturday)
.1i'i'aitg|~mf=iit:t permit. ’l‘Iie many
'it his fiiir liridp will wish them a
wish 'I‘lie tiititrdiiiii heartily joins.
HllN_ _mlllfll
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lf coiiscriptioii is all right for these
other couiitries, why is it wrong i`o
titiiizuloi’
Some say, that there is an ulter-
ior motive to the conscrlption bill,
lllterior motive! Nothing lint itorn
necessity could foster such an abli-
orrent measure.
“\\'hzit we need in (‘:tna<la is
_ :i brotitler national setinient
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The Canadian army is :i school of cli.iractcr and of inatiiiers. The
.-\lso, life in thc tfziiincliztti :trniy is :t plcxisatit and ltztppv life, :ind
Wm I"* ‘““l""l“I““‘ “S 50°" 115 l1`“i11,tlt<-rc is chance of it fair dt-:itili. it is :t lifc frcc from rlcsirt' and,
_\lcu livc close togetlit~r_ f`)iic`s fricntls :irc ilu-rr. t)n<-'s blood rclzt-
winfl. lit-hind zt hcdgc on :t sunny iiftt-rnoon or in it dry _collar of :t wet
upon the men such :is zt father bestows ttpon his children. No detail
` in food and clothing is too snizill to merit attention, and men will cn-
diirc in patience any liardsliip when they know that it is made for them
:is light as it is possible to be niadc.
'\\'i._.n ...ls the air. lor fifty years men in (,anada"have been voting,
 '  "" ~' land 11°'-5118 hf1PP@f1€d~ Rather. the some thing alpgys happened. ,_
fly Major !\ndrcw .\lacphail ‘ f’.ttbhc interest was made the occasioti for private gain. In this otir 4
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necessity many persons persist in thc practice of voting as the auto
_ _ I" the cally Dart of November I'came into this country with a ‘matic performance of an old function; and they still entertain the 
\'1S1011 Of 11 ll€f>l>I€ llrutcd in heart and resolution. At the first touch of cynical belief that a public man niay safely bc voted for on 'the former
neality the vision faded, and’ there arose instead thespecire  a people assumption that hc (10% nm mean. what he Sayg V
tvided in counsel, antagonistic in race, pntipathetic in religion. The The army leaves politics to you, bitt in exercising those political
"Ni01>‘="' and the Inland boys on At- change that had occurred in three years was marked and painful. privileges which are being conserved to vou by the armv, remember' "
` _ Th"¢¢_}’°a1'5 330 the troops marched out in ati atmosphere warm that you are exercising them not for yourself alone bitt for the army
with aifectioii, atid charged tvitlipenthttsiasm The scattered drafts one as well. Do not be alarmed. .’\ soldier cannot take part in politics in
now sees are depressed and dcpl‘esSing. To ask men tozttlventtire forth a political way. The ttniform which he wears dcbars him :ts cl’fccttt:tl- ' `
in chilly silence to lose their lives is cxpectlng. too mttcli_ That great ly asplhe gown of the minister or thc robe of the priest. ~.’\ll three are
11101U0llt WHS l1ll0WL'<l to pass, :uid thc Caitadiati army is now lcft in at sacrosanct. f _
i_§I01')’ fcllecfed l1'0111 ll-S PHS! :it'liiev'eiiieiit_ That glorywill fade wllell 'Tlicfloyalty of thc artny is to the `r1'z'far&J king; its service to-1 the .
11 1Sv110 l011g€‘f llllllllilletl from the futttrc. In this solemn moment Of dc facto government. -lint king :ind -government mtisl iustifv them-
pttbltc danger and private sorrow cvcn ii hasty word or observation selves to thc soldi¢r,.~_ '|'|n. Cnnndinn arnn, is nm n0,nnO5en nf'merCen_
“WI rcflcctlon may IK’ g1'1llcfttl on tlicsc oncc fainiliair pages. aries or slaivcs. li lczivcs thc civil gciwriitiictit to civilians, bitt its cvc
of all SCe“'j"“ UI’-“`f"\`fI ‘I111'I11l£ \I11'C<' )'<~‘F11”S. U16 111051 \\'011d¢‘1'f11l iS is ttpoit yott_ \\`hcn you go into your sccrct place on thc 17th of llc-
Smnh Lieutenant Philip Palmer. lalflncregtlon “'l“"hf‘1fl<1~*;<‘ Ollt of _cIttios, thc. creation of the Callafllilll cembcr, and cast a fttrtivt: ballot, what yon do secretly will be proclaim-
who was wounded in France and ref i . } Orlis inn 0_ U( Chaos of \” ~1I Cilflwr. Out of that ooze lifts ed before nod and thc .~\rmy. I '
nanny ,.,,nn.nen home’ acted as zirtscti at thing of lift-,. of forcc, and beauty. The-rc is no ground for Remember, ind, dint wliilst the army is inert-ly an instrument of
gr<ioinsnnm_ As the bride entered wonder that' a Latiitdtan army should cxccl in courage, tenacity,'re- government, it is also tht- final weapon by which any government or
fource' and mvC"l'0""_ Th” (l°"’“““ Ilinlwlf ms f“"“l5h¢‘d bl' ¢`?1l‘fE01" 'systcin of governtncnt is cvcniuzilly supported, or destroyed. All
"35 a ro" of all me °Il°fll"°~`f Ullllfl-‘_"‘_I lo him! f*“d» he being the ludgei history is as simple as that. - lit our own history it has repeatedly' hap-
(mated Wim roses tems "ass CNY*  tha; “ge f‘j“" L,f“‘”d“a_“ d“"510“$» mlfl 011@_ f3ll1¢‘f» “'@1‘@ the 11l0S¥ 'peiiedtltat the soldier' has not acquicsccd quietly .in civil :irrangenients_
' ‘ ' 5 to C e”r°d° Ulm* ‘S i5f0“’“I for ~*“1'l)1”1~*¢‘i l10\\’@\’91‘» that the 'lhc civilian no more than thc king has the right ~ciivinc to govern wrong. » _
Cflllildliln army Should I1-'WC ~"'0 fllllclfly dcvcloiled 11 501156 of bffallly €\11d On :i memorable occasion it vt-ry great l~`.nglisli ci\'ili:in-soldier strode »
f01'm~ H Style Ui ‘lolllil lI1l“fZ»“~ 11 Ilrllllallfl' “`l1lt`I1 <`0m‘~`S‘011_I.\' ffm" F1 into the House of Parliament and to the speaker in his chair he Isziicl,
~“'~'lf'lml’05ed dlscillllnc Wlllch I5 M “UCC Hexlblc “WI f"“'0"g-` “Come down ottl of that." To his tncn-:it-arinu hc sziifl, pointing to
the macc, 'I akc away that lirittlilt-. Thcsc iliings are for your rt-col
lift' is one of poverty, tcniperanct-, oliedicnco and qliagliiy-_ li' lives n_Cn0n_ 1 ..-_ _,____. __
:irc being lost, souls :irc being savcd. No tttzni coincs out of thc :triny
Th" ,.nnc,.|n,n_, nl- ,nn ,nnns nn” mon :i worse man. All incn who comc out will lic licttcr nit-ii, and for thcin
Do not be too surc of the soldicr's lit-lit-f in drtiio<‘r:icy. llc secs
dcinocrztcy at its worst in one of our allies. .\ dctnocracy which cun-
lhc war I’et“'C°" good ‘md "vii Wm I"“'°` °“‘l"‘l i" "I*`l‘)f§'- not, as inthe case of Rttssia, or will not, defeml itself is to the soldier
it thing of contempt. Catiarlzi has yct hy svndittg instant sttccottr in
her own, to prove lit'-rsclf so worthy that tin- :iffcctioti of her sons is not
- » - I . ~ . ' . ~. , ~ _ - < , t . f . . ,. . . .
vi-ieiiips Lit l.ietpl._ Large, one ofhtlitntlicrtfrirt., void of ftnr. lt is .i lift of litttnthty. \\htn .iny day may exposed to t¢nnnnn0n_ jhnsc (_/n,m,t,an, whn “tem aboard a§._\me,-,_
.slim s ero so tern, .‘ w. . t ` . . ’ '. . ' . ' _  , , , ~_ _ _‘ _ .
i s as e as osellic the last, thc nitnd is frcc lroin nttitertal tontiin, .ind thtrf is that Cans In-Q non. ynnmnennn' nnn pnronc nm nnnn. nnmcn,mn_ ,.Sn,.C,_.n|y
i111Iil1Y jom-noi' tlirotigli lift-_ ln this!"“'1lf`1“"“`“l and l’*'“\"`- \\'I1“`I1 *"'"1"-" U* ‘|10-'*" WIN" INV" ill"“1“I.V IIV"d~ the ittlrztction to that spot wlicrc oii<"s futlit-rs lit- littrit-fl.
' (ict it into your limits that you r:uinot lit-ct-iw thc clit-tn_v_ The
mms "rc ‘hCrc'°°fmh°rS' 30"" :ind I’r°\l“`r"i bm W‘""°“'ki"d» alas’ ticrinaiis arc not mediarvzil Chiticsc dcct-ivt~<I hy griiinitig niztsks. They
_no. lhc daily ltfc is lttll of ltitcrc~l_ lit-cztttsc it is fttll of sttrprisc. V It
is qitttt- tiorinztl. _'\ visit in :i slit-ltcrcd lrt-iicli on it dziy of cold and know nn illvnlnivmenn nnn ,.,_,S0n,.,.,._ 'nlcy know nn 5.n|n|,,.O,,,.nnn and ,
know the condition of thc Czittadittii Corps butter than you do. 'i`lit~_v
power. They also know thc ferocity of its wrath and its primitive
night, has in it all thc clcnicnts of human happiness. » ,.e\,enge_ pn, they also knnn, the c_.nent of ns rese,-Veg
,_ lhe life is wholesome and healthy. (,arc :ind attention ts bestowed An army wnnont ,.eSer\.,, is 8 defeated nrnn._ \\~n,,n yon fan to
send forward reinforcements yoti acquiesce in defeat. If tltc army
continues in, the line, it merely exposes itself to slow destruction. It
is disclosing no information which is not public knowledge, that the
Canadian casualties at thc l-“ztsscliendaclc Ridge were :it least as great V
titre in sickness and in health is the part of the .\lcdic:tl Service. as those in “my and the 5-Omn,e_ when the nnnck began there were
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tha nrhmrgirrmrnitrttmwmriiri _
I.. Stratton, i’ortlatid.
i'. l1‘iix, (loo. 'l`owu_
.l. I-`tix, (loo. 'l`tiwn.
GOLD MEDAL FOR NURSING
Tito i'eiir.ii'kiililt» devolopnienr ziuil
thoroughness of t-orrespoiidence eliti-
ctttlon is 'eiiciiiplilivtl in tho strikiiig
sii<'c',es.s of it iitir_-'-e, wlto. while living
iii ii rtirtil cotiittry dit-~trit:t, obtained
bei' trainiiig in this wzi_\", and won thc
Gold illetltil for her tixcelleiit work.
The College is vxtondi-iig the privil-
f‘i:e of lt=tiruini.: by this method, anti
will semi booklet und int'ormtttion
l`i'<'r- to those' wishing to lcttrii,Niirs-
ing.
THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCI-
ENCE
909 N2 Spadina Ave., Toronto
OO'l1§'l'§'O 'itll §§'l*9§lO\ - QQ(-¢g,*g‘****.**.*
CLASSIF IE DADVERTISEMENTS,
'~Il'l\'l'+°l
Classified ads, under this held eoatf ,'y|]§(\,]§‘|J|,A iqE0U_q_-
°|1e cent per word per insertion where _ _ '__'
cdsh accompanies order, with mlnl.
mum charge of 25 cents per Inser-
!i°n. Count your words and save mon-t
*Y by remlttlng with order. Stamps'
accepted. Ads. taken by phone or
lent by mall will be charged at 2c.
ver word, to cover book-kteeplng char-
ges, stationery and postage on no
countl.
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*PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.
_\‘t~nd for <‘;itniogtt11_-t, l‘riit1~. Solar-
:iiitl liroiiiidn. l¢‘ii|i.~|it-.tl portraits
t`oiivox or I"l:ii_ lfruiitt-s, tiluss null.
:ill stipplir-s.` I\lvt't'littiits` l'orlrail
t‘ii.. 'l`or¢iiitti_ ltil7-I2-flil/lldtii. -
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AGENTS WANTED-PORTRAIT AG-
Unis ti new line otl prritils, first. vitistt
*inlshed portraits, i`i'uinr1_~'- at. lowest.
pri(-es. t‘nll or tvrilo the UNITED
ART COMPANY, 4 Brunswick Ave..
'I oi~onto_ 1115-11-10MEs‘at4ipil.
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AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
“the old reliable Foothill Nursert
es." We teach our men to. sell.
Experience unnecessary, highest
commissions paid; handsome free
eqtiipmeiit. Stone & Wellington, To-
ronto, Ont.
_ 1494-12-MEt|.llDec.31st.
'I EAUHERS WANTED
TEACHERS NEEDED FOR 8AS»
kotchewnn und Alberta schools.
opening first of -January. ` ADDI?
stating qtirtlillcations. to (mnaditm
Tezichers Agency. Regina, for Sas-
katchewan schools and Beveridge
Building, Calgary for Alberta D05'
_itIons. 1182-11-14M1mo‘
 :¥:€-'=--"2"-ll'
i-‘mi sA_i.r;.
*HEAVY DROWN PAPER. FOR
sale, excellent for putting under
Inlcloth or carpets. Apply at The
rmim `\vAN'rED-MALE
WANTED- BOY ABOUT 14 OR 15
Guardian Otllce. 732-10-20M tf. 'i ‘ ; _,_ _
SAFE- QUICK- CLEAN. THAT'S
why my linnip I~‘iIler sells every
where lamps arg used. Fllls all flat
wicked lamps without remov' g
burner or chimney. Samples 250, 
funded it' ttnsatisiat~tory. Write
quick. Freer Factories-_ Foster, Que
1487-lil-1M1,8,1t'»,22,2l)_
NOTICE-ALL NOTES AND AC-
r-ounts due the firm of W. Grunt and
(‘o. tltut are unsettled on Dec. 10th
will bo handed to our attorney for
immotllute suit. Richard Grant.
1528-12-4M6i.
DOMINION EXPRESS FOREIGN
tlli<1<|ii~is are act-eutetl by Field Cas
liters and Puymas-tors in France fo.
their full face value. There is no
lietter way to send money to the
boys in the trenches.
1949-12-1MEtlDcc. 31st.
REMEMBER THERE IS BUT ONE
and only one Remington Typewri-
ter. Other makes say they are
“as good as," “similar to," “as fast
as," “its miicli used ns." "as popu-
lar tis" the Remington bitt why not
have the one and only Remington
itself _ A Milne Fraser. llalilitx. N.
S. 1613.

HELP WAN'l‘ED-FE-
_ MALE
WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR
general housework in a family ol'
three. Apply at 146 Pownal St.
1591-12-7Mti.
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WANTED.
WANTED AT ONCE.-A FEW CARB
firewood, Dry Hardwood preferred.
Apply to D. Stewart, l0~4‘Kent St.
1344-11~23MDTl<‘.
 
l\l]'l‘l` .\'I‘l0.\'S \'.1\(‘.~\ .\"l'
wou|.D You LIKE at on ez' DAii.v
at home knitting war sox on Auto
Knitters? 'Experience unnecessary
than we htivc. Every miin`s life
is owed to the stzttef'
THE NATIONAL -QUEST‘|0N- IS
NOT WHICH PARTY-THERE IS
SERVATIVE PARTY NOW-BUT
WHICH SET OF MEN DO YOU
WANT TO CARRY ON THE WAR
F-'OR THE PROTECTLON OF COUN
Some may stty that the 100.000
troops ittisetl by coiiscriptioii will
the otitcoine of the war.
At. the l`i'ont the ttrniies have been
six nionths at least 1_000,000 men
have gone down. ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN MAY BE THE
DECIDING FACTOR IN THE
GREAT WAR and the question for
you to tic-citlo is “lIow would I feel
it' I voted' against the measure and
the litiiidred tliotisanrl were not sen:
t'orwtti'd'."`
lighting in Eitroprr is tio business o
ottrs-thyey have no business to semi
usout to tight. lt' the Germans came
to t‘anada we will light. tlattghter and
applause.)
ilttt when tho Germans come to
Ctiiiatlu, t‘iiiiiidii. will be in the same
position as llelginn and Northern
Fraiice--:iiid you ktiow what that
was.
And bofore the Germans come tn
Canaria they must defeat. Great Bri-
tain, they nitis_t defeat that great
l<`rencli army. which comprises every
man and boy in France who is ca-
pable oi' lighting. (Cheers and ap-
plause.) They must heat the Cami-
ilians, thc- Australians. the New Zea-
landers and the new Aiiiericiin army,
ami conquering this must destroy the
great. British fleet before they can
invade this land. t(‘heers and wild
applnii_~'.t~..)'
Yet llioso patriots will fight tintl
1‘011‘i1lf‘l' these 1-tiiit|ttct‘ors. tA|iplt|tts|».
and lniiglilr-1'.)
'I`l|t- only plat-o to light tho (tor-
. inuiis is wltort- tint tfiuiiitlitiit.-i urn
liglititil.: thf~nt now :tiitl .whore
they have linuii lighting tlir-.nt for
thc. past Il iinil ii half _vo:ii's_ tAp-
' pliiustni
Mr. t‘iirvi1il closed with rt stirrlilg
ippcul for tho nialiitenunce ot' the
honour oi' Cttnncla. itntl the support ol
the bog: at the t’roiii. This could
best lic dniieiliy voting for the Union
(uiiiilitlates ami then, whether the
elf-:stlon wont l.titii~ier or I'nIon they
could look the boys in the fnce when
they returned. l_»\ppli1use.)
The Gift Store
Chocolates
mr Cliff lm# S
No gift is ct.mp'ete with
out the accompanying
All ou_r . hristmas sweets
are now in beautiful boxes of
$4 50.
THE
t TWO
Send 3c stamp Dept. 62 C. Auto
year. W. N. Tanton. Jeweler.
_ 1252-11-1i)Mtf.
Knttter Company, College St. Toro-
) nto. _
1MACS __
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delicious chocolates. 35c to'
llowt-t' of thc profession is ilu-re, liigli-spirited ntcn who are content
lto scrvc according to thc ancient trtirlition of nit-dicinc, in loyalty to
“EITHER LIBERAL N03 C0N'gtltcit‘ calling and to their Directors who, themselves. have served, and
liornc in their. own bodies all thc liardslii,ps of a,soldier’s life. They
have yielded an armv -free from tlisczisc, andfinf Ebmbination with other
Tnv ANU S-|-App? -» `|:itttlitiritics they have prodttccd tin army frcc from vice, :uid from
,thc tliscziscs which acconipztriy :ind flow frotn it. '
not nnn. n very nnn,n1nnt nan ml This spirit of thc Front hats \\'orkc<l its way buck to thc Canadian
bust- in l~`.ng'ltiti<l; or, rather, it was carried hack by iitcn of soldicrly
u|,,,n¢_ nveniy ,nat,,h,3(| and in me plsp spirit wliti :irc now in connnand. The spirit of the soldier is a just and
lioncst spirit, and there is not now in the world it man powcrfttl enough
to obtain front Canztdiint l'lca<lr|ti;ii'ters in London It concession or
favor npztri front the merit of his cztsc. It is also it spirit which de-
niands, :ind will have, cfiicicncy, :tliliorring wrtstc, practising economy
in respect of nizttcrial and of mcn. .\ll this the L`:uiadian pc-oplc have
'accotnplislicd and in the prcsctit moincnt of pcrplexity these things are
Tl1"11 U1“Ff‘ 111”° $01116 WHO Silt' "T11l§é -rccitcd for their encotirageitictii and comfort.
\\’hy it was that this gctit-ration should liaivc been called upon to
bear this littrdcn and sttfl`t~i' this cliastiscitient, tio man can tell. The
decrees of (jod are insct'tiiztlilc. \\'.”tr as wcll as peace is of liod. 'I here
nccd lic no coinplztitit ot‘<liittcrncSs_ 'l`hci'c is no cotnplitint of tltc tides
or thc tvinds when they liavc lirottglil havoc in huinztn 11f_f2ilt`S§ iliitl the
cziuscs of wzir :irc :ts profottnd as ilir inllitcnces which iiiovt- thc ocean
ct' olisctirc thc facc of thc li<~avcti_<. Tltc :itoiicinciit has fallen upon
this gt-ni-r:iiioti, :ind the victim tntist ttot object to the satcrificc. \\ ltctli-
ct' thc lit-l>t't‘w prophets wcrc right or wrong in regard to private inor-
iiltty, of national sin tht-rc is no rctnission sztvc by thc slitfldttig of
blood. ' ' "
The pt'cs<-nt diffictilties in Cnnatla arise from thc :tttcnipt to do
two tliings :tt ilic sziinc tiinc, to engage in war :uid carry on the lifc of
pcatcc. l"or thc F`i'ctich and lit-lgiaiis the prolilcm was solved by wztr
its<~lf_ \\':ir itiiposcrl upon tliosc peoples its iitcxoratlilc tlctitztiifl for ox-
rliisivt- st-t'vicc, bitt wt- have liiid to work by fiiitli :ind ittt:ig'iti:ilion
:dont-_ \/Vc httvc not sccn tvair _fiicc to face. \\'c :irc wasting our t~ttct"gics
in koi-piiig up thc top-litiinpcr of civillztttititt, wltirli in l".iirtipr was
lirottglil down :tt one strokc.
The w'tstc of wat' is only :i ligiiieiil. li cn thc wzistv of lifi~ :is-
l . -
sttnics tt reiisoiittlilc proportion wlicii tvc rcllcct tliiit in :tny given gener-
ation the mortality is it liutidrcd pci' cent, 'l`hc waste of material is
wasterl on things that do not tnaittcr. In time of war tliztt effort 
apparent riitlicr than real. ln time ol' pczicc tnost htuuan citort is
tiiereiy-f-transferred front the making of motor cars or pianos to the
making of shells. But in Canada thc wastc of peace :intl the waste of
war is carried on side by sidc.
i .\Icn’s minds are blinded by business. They think it has sonic-
lthing to do with the pttblic good. its ethic is private lIf1l“~ -“O” of
it is quite useless for any other purpose. The selling of goods éotlsttttttes
‘the greater part of business; and tlicsc goods are sold to people who do
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not need thcin, and do not really want them. This itivolves an elaborate
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‘system of railway service. Une illustration will scrtt. A_ train curry
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ing sellers and others who think they must movc about thc country
iwill have zi ditiing car. It is manned by at least six stout fcllows'\\'lio
wotild bc nittclt better cmploy‘ed carrying food to pigs. liven in ling-
present of éoqd choco]?tes' land a man carries his food with him. Ncttf-°l1i\l"`r-" “f fmly Img” are
printed every dav merely because war has not come within ottr bor-
'dcrs to give, with its hclping hand, it nctv direction to liic_
Nor have Cttnadiaii woiticn found for tlicniselvcs at place in thc
pitblic service They arc inilcfzttigztlilc at nicctings, and tirc thctnsclves
ovcr tasks which :irc not csscntiztl. Tltcy ltclp to kccp thc old tnachin-
ery of life in tnotion, because war has not brought it to at standstill.
Until tltc former things have passed away, women must spcnd their
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ciiergy, 'and men must be exempted from military service, to keep ur
the show. _  ___ V » , , _ _»
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' if ‘I IE Ive cl ere-men, either *Girlie U c .IVTH31IT`i0T   m1§dfan~rrfgsg-rVg;--1~q11i1'a-lent--t-t-y--~l~l-i()5¢§~~t;a5§la»lt-i€$,.--»----»-~-.-ll.-_--._.-..__..
requires no great strategist to guess that those reserves are now used
up, that there' is not now a Canadian fighting man in F.t\gland, :ind
that the Corps tnust live on itsclf until it is exhausted. lt is a rash
"f:»eo`ple»\`iishicl1 would willingly incur the sullen wrath‘0f' :tn arn1y`~\vhicll`i=
has fought bravely, :ind 'finds' itsclfdefeated by lack of reiiiforccinent.-;
_which could have been supplied. ' - _
For aiycar wc had in lingland ~:t cotnplctc division with .a perfect
organization, That division has been evisceruted to supply its interior
force, as if a nian wotild destroy his watch for the nietal it cQntal11¢fl-
_The sacrifice could not be helped. Men were not offering by voltintary ~
enlistnicnt and means did _not exist for olitaiiiing them by other meth- fr
ods. ' ` " " 
The system of voluntary cnlistmcnt was a deadly syst_cin.` _|_It"` V'
sacrificed the Howcr of thc flock. lt brought into the army all“tl)c~ -'
men of high spirit. It also bronglit .in many men of I0\\' l1l))'»“1‘i1\.¢»'>.»in
who instantly became a burden instead of a supports It brought tothe
'front men who would bc tnorc ttsefttlly empfoyed iit home, and left
behind more stolid men, who makg_n1ost useful soldiers. ln the army  V
good feet :ire equally important with good heads. _ I . V
it is bc-ing hinted, but not yet said openly, that Canzirla nits done ~ ~
enough This infamous suggestion .has ttssttnied zt _most subtle. fQrin_,,,,,,..
/\ finger is pointed at :inot_licr nation which is arming itself slo\vly,~'=
nit-iliodically, rt-lciitlcssly,-an nation which is resolute that it sltall not
leap into the war half prepared, as, we were compelled to do. itlllnr
.certain questions one must not paltcr. W-lieii personal honesll' *md
national honor are coticerned, the qLlCSfl0l1 ‘IS 110i. “IS it €110l1gl)." ,but
“iq it all?" iii face of the temptation to hold back a part of'tbe,price
.` ~ . < L -._ _ - . . ' . ‘
the only answer is Retpo mc Sulliaiios. , it
» For one who is fond of recritnination there is ample maiertatupoii _
which hc mat' exercise his gift_ llc may recall the l¥1CXP°1"@1\$1¢ alltl
waste of \":il Cartier. The answer to that is thc Canadian .»\rtny
Corps, :ind its feats :it Yprc>‘. (ff'\11`fl‘l@Il<‘. \11“}'» "lid P-'If'“‘_iI“"A"‘l”‘l-"=l"); '
llc inziy rt-czill thc liiif`t'otiitt»ry, tiirpttititlt-, or igtiiirzttlcc of ttifltttrini
niiitistt-rs 'l`hc 'instrcr is the ttiinics of thc turn who hrivc tzikctt their(
Ulm-r»_ tir, if he should <li'sii‘c to lic inorc spccilic,  might reiltfl
.  _ . .i  - 
‘thc oflciidcil stiscepttlitlttt<‘s of .i ttltolt lrovintt. lic att~\\\1 _
it . ._ -» .: .~ - - - ff d-
` tltxtt is thc faint- of thc \ tngt dcttx.. in _ ’ and thc totitintiii, that o cn
- -~ - _ _ ._ .. . - » i ri lifiitttin:
cd sttsccpttlitltttcs do not rtltdst 11 ill-11| U1' 9- ll*-OPI* frm” hc" 1’ L' ` ,
of honor. ' i 
'l`liis war has been carried on by Cnnadns help to lh€_l’!'C5@m.
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toint in which success every dav becomes more certain. By battmlifs
help we shall have our desire upon our enemy .T.I‘al deslfe. “.`l,u be
acconiplnhccl the sooner if Canada continues. It.  -.he _at:c9111Pl§5I_‘,°‘I ,
even if Canada rcfr:iins_ But if Canada docs refroimand ItQ,I,li_S1),8-Gil ~
` n part- of the price, Canada will then lie down dead as a €~apph4,f_i\'ftin_i0i`\'$§
z - ' rr. .1
thc nations. ' _ Q ,>" `
'1`his is :t new kitid,of'war, already the longest that ever was _,
fought. ln other wars there waslsome cessation ,sttnin1,e_r,c':,intpaig'its
and ctiscful winters. Ncvcr before did men go so far away to iigl'ii,' `
or remain so long a time. in this war there is no discharge. The; »
army has witnessed thc stream of reinforcements drying up. They
arciexilcs, and few will sec again their native land. Already 'they' ~_
are forgetting. .\lcn forget because they must and not because they “ff
will. 'l`lic_v have :iliandoncd hope of furlough oryrclcase. There are r
_nouelo take their place. They are there until the cud comes. 
many this is the fourth winter; and one can hear their cry, "Ilow long, 
(_) Lord; how long?" V - ` - '-_`~ 
.f\i a tinic when the minds of public men arc strained to thc utntost`fj`”
an addition:tl and sordid task is imposed upon thorn,-,th_¢'T$_l},i\_§,'tL\,g‘>‘Fi,0f_ '
an election. ' lu thc name of those whose life _is a daily ac;il`tpo,.nIl3
those who lovc-their .cottntry are implored, in .this our ttece§S_i_l}';_.,#1;.‘1
soften  in this time of private S_i0\'l'¢>\$;'*,__i1¥1<1l ¢_2,,_f<lLf§Qf M *f
|iolitlcal_ai1nnosity' in this solentn_m0l=t1F¥1l,_9f_ 222% fI‘“1£c_ :eggs f_-A-,_t;.ii
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