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 * tween Sackville and Island points, This service is not the ‘““““f“C'“fl"S-" but lt Swv”
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',"`Y0u CMI smile while the show- t $4.25.
P- ers fall to enrlcliitlls earth. when; i’i?wi-‘ell griirl coats
~.‘Y°8l'lng Pnton‘s raincoat. misses $7.50, $11.5iL
;.To.hq"well and suitably turned 'i'w¢»»»d Mixtures in
jill! f_0(g;wel weoihar is rl liusl- to $18.50.. .
miss 'ikoeselty illllt' Paipllp `f_ul- Lirl-ys und other all
. lil. 4 ," $21.50. $22, 127.50(
,.f~Mei`i and woinen have learncd .Auto coats. the finishing touch
Nat th¢`value of' ii garment is all to summer outing $3
much in ills mental satisfaction Loalborelio, the newostln auto
'find llsizgineiin in gives an in tho come at n big nrlvlll
wear; at in the long run the the time to equip y
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hen coats lou, becauno it luis that motor trip.
ion or THAT is WHY PATONS GOOD sllabv UM!
llsiwooara .mo Uican.nLl,/is an unlllrolln noon
BRTNG UNIVERSAL HATISFAF- mlllrn svline for l~l\»th
TION. ollr showing of UMB
The following price lin will help will Alillflvlive the
you solve the H.C. of L. in bundles and high
’ Black rain cunts clllldren‘s $4.50 covi-rlngs_'Prlccs_ fro
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u iutrclliiuiilliinvill uillliillrf f*'“““"'.__.“lll'l!ll!_=¢
lmifr-lifabller Off 1
. s  u.ss':.=.°:.'l~. smelt r:°z.i.:a'2 iz.-si:-..s.‘°:il.~°.vf'.l.p.is. .r-snr. T1-»    Hu-_
, _  _ - .,. . ____»_; ___.,_..f__ r_-._~--.-r- ~- _' llaclsenzls Kinr, has commented
if lun . art att Di-'o1(deé1&."_‘.. A.:."n.}£;|rEs%:.”Fdlfor and iubllahlr. M. m|“|°M-"- “P9”-ummm" me
'-,--_-3 ' '  »»  ~ - -= -`~`-7-¢1'=`-?~= people. The opening wa; at a
FRIDAY.  13: 1920 Q _ _pll;'hic.'aboui. the only kind ol a
*im* _f _*` `“_"`*‘*-'»"“""‘ picnic they are likely to oiiiov. at
_ OUR 'r0UitIs'r BUSINESS *¥°‘*““"°'-.°“‘- 1* '° 'F ‘”"l°’
'ifwlicd _lihirfci in ts  p
_ I " N »‘~l 1
- -°` . I en usuali state their olic .
_ _ _ It is generally conceded thatiduring the pres- nad .rr noilrlniliut no nlapworlr
- _ , f ent season Prince E'd-ward Island- hasfreceived more our nl-ilruow were indaim ~l-1.
‘  7 favorable advertising than in any previous season". 'H fell" "'“'“° sltlwl' 111°? they
:_ Of the many good things said by our visitorsas _t_0,_"-“'5u:‘¢;’e’:°1 :;d"‘:‘ ';f;'n*L?°'°t;:
_, ; 'our climate, our eviden't prosperity, our enjoyablsf gms., an bladderefb mm “fm io
_ _sea-bathing we need only modestly admit that we ,,,,,,,,,_ Hep ,,,,Q,,,,,m>w,,,, M,
~ ‘deserve it all. But we have also -received some ad- uounl fluency uno rllpnnnoy or
vertising that is not going to help us out in the fut- tongue rnnt nlnornln have "ons
X ; ure, solne advertising that is going to' lnilitate "1-°““" fm' “"» “°' °“° ’“"“S°
fl* against us and prudence demands that _ we 3282"' E,,,§tth';':_dh:;'°,‘th°;',“f°;`pD;';‘;
 -make a note of-it for future guidance and take nieas- ,O ,,,,,k,, ,,, ,,_,,,,,, and ,author ,,,'
.lf ures to avoidarepetition. ` orrpilnl, nor one nolioy for lilo
1 One of these is the railwa accommodation be-' farming interests and another rol-
rw,
1.
 what i't might or ought to be. We are entitled to and "'°’° ‘""“°“' ‘"“°‘°"l‘f‘ ‘""“ “md
,- should have an express train service on this link mm ,m,,",B _ _
r with Pullman cars instead of mixed trains consist-.y - ` ;___ ` A
j' ing of very indifferent passenger cars, usually in# inn nur slot io nny upon urn ' . f s *-
1 sufficient in number, and several heavily loaded vllblevi df fermentation-of
», freight cars, all combined making a long, tedious ‘"“°“ "‘° 3°" G°"°'“’“°“‘ ‘"°
* and uncomfortable drive, usually at the end of a 
1 “long journey and therefore all the more disagreeable 0,, demwacy' ,,,,,c,, ,he Ben ag,
' -Ai|Pass_engers to the province. invariably complain of -gr-grnrlon will nlno no now to note,
this end of the journey and many of them have de- but lu lwill lie felled lo make lluv
fclared that the trip from Sackville to Charlottetown l°¢t°“l “l’l’l‘°°"°“. The l"°°°“*
_is more wearisome than that ‘from the Pacific coast "“'"“““"" “’°"° °‘°°‘°" ‘°’ " "°‘
creased and it is well known that _many persons mm mu,,c',,s "mm M,_ K," ,O
have gone elsewhere Just to avoldthls tedious end of ,,,,» ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0, hr, ,,,,,,,,,
3. l0l`lg j0LlI`l"i€y. for n tive year period, and have not
if .The hotels and seaside resorts in -the‘province since recalled hlm. lu fest his
are invariably spoken of in the most complimentary' l',f°S°'" S'“'“= 1" l““`"““‘°"‘ 1” ""“‘
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terms by visitors, the only complaint ever heard bc- "°"""" by “fa” °' We" P"“°°
ing that there are not enough of them. We have it ,,,r,m over n rivalry between con.
on good authority that one hotel alone this summer lr-nnlng ¢nnnl,1,,,,,,, fo, the ,,,,_,,,,_
was obliged to turn away between four and five hun oy. ln lilo nnloouon or the lwr-
dred applicants for want of room. Sqllsl of the federal S°"°'_¥1“‘°“'-
'Another complaint frequently heard fromper- B _ I I dl th eo le
sons visiting here for the first time is the want of ,'f;';’;°';;,,f,“;?,°',f,, ,;':,,§;`,,, if 32,,
information available as to hotels, means of access-,_,,,,,,, ,,, n-ny nllouln Mr. lung or
to the different resorts, public conveyances &c., &c. nnyooay worry on nrnt noorov
Lack of publicity has long been one of our special -- ' _
failings and a source of much heavier losses than "S“f°l>' the B'~”“ G°"°"““‘”“'
lmost' of us think. We have whereof to boast and we ““““ be “""g“‘_“g “°“""" “”°“ ""’~-
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should make.it as generally sknown abroad as p0S-i,,,,,, and rrrnnonuy nl unur nom.
Slble. _ f - 1|" agglgufip “Her-e`my friends.
I’he~se are matters which should be ta-ken hold is inn rnnl rllllrrnnno nnrwnon nr
_ of at once before they are forgotten so that all nec- nernllrrn’ nnrl Torvlsm. “BER”
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* We can help you plan your summer ease hr if
r you ln maintaining your efficiency. Our summer ahooa
V are distinctive in style' and comfortable ln shape.
eouldn’! iuggeat a place where your footwear
~ ' PLE
essar_ re ‘aration may be made -for thc next tour- MJSM TRUSTS THE PEO
pist segslgnip _ ” /\|N\|j).' ,AMANIIFESTS ITSELF BY
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are going to spend the summer at your work we can l T}IE ASSESSORS Suu* “.6” meal hold on ,mdhoid
Away back in July theWPatrlolt announced that ____ 
the newl_v appointed assessors under the Taxation ;,",;,,,,,,...»¢ __~¢'Ij»»~°
'Act had been called into conference with the Gov-' x . I -
ernment and given tliclr instructions-very signifi- x  S9 9_cl|0ns.....';.r
.cantly ilitimating that “there is no intention to deal
   Q"oEEN STREET
harshly or unjustly with the farmers,” but, “on the
contrary discretion. judgment and moderation will -~--»~~~-~~,~<°*"‘°"°“'
be exercised in every way.” _ THE vas; or Lire p ,
`  This was the last hoard of the Assessors. Who A I ’ ww;
they were that were thus instructed, the severity d A,‘1,,°“n5,2,e;,‘;‘f,§‘;';ii,°,ll,swi, :rr urn. ,,,, .,.,,,nrrn¢_ nr mln npnnlnllrr, or
of whose duties was thus modified, no one knows. _,,§,l, of me-u-nlrll uns over iulf
* ,,. .mail __ - I
‘sono-Q
   “The Bust
-4 ' Under the above henrllng“Tlll= Canadian Ins
rf ,
_- Cannvlifs weekly insurance journal in a recent issue conl
o iNsiiaANoE r:olv|rPANr";- Y
, the 'W0 LI) lfru the I‘l)i.l(}Y II( LDERS' PO
'l OUT lllevwnr ANI) ilu: I\'l"IrllI']N7./\ IDPIDEMIC.
IS alnltisiwaluiie IN paying IM' GREATER DIVIDENDS
'. than, the PQl,l(‘Yl-l()l.Dl§RS WERE led lo EXPECT.
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/-
i No higher prulsu from an indepeldent and
‘t source colild bo hr-lrtoll-oil on any lnsurilnca company. and
' li c-mrllnsizes ilu- luci that lilo LONDON LIFE L
` OTHERS IFOLLOW. '
K9! tile bill! Vlllll“ f’ir your moilev you must i
lu e in the Lonllon Lire Fri-flis being paid policyholders
are 75 per cent higher ihantho nrlginni ppnmptes
l G I Mcilormac
Plovincial Manager
Revere Hotel Block. Charlottetown, P E
Bperlol Agents -J F' Arsennult J F Steele
in unrcp rf-lil-ntnd districts
135% 0 Q 00000
  would _be batter attended to than right here.
- _ "-» -  1|d_Nulie
. Th¢1l’_names have not been_.P}1bllshed in the Royal ELMTI mlnrarlmlnmliglunqmdowasi
Gazette Ȣwh'erefs\,l__lol1 inforrrrattlon is supposed to be N0 cnnrnlnl noulrl nnnlynnit or toll
- given; their pe`cu lar fitness” for the onerous duties what entered into its comlwsllloli-
' _ ll" ~ The marvelous thing il-bout it was
imposed upon them has not., et been expatlated upon nm, ,,_h_,,e,,,, ,,,,,, dropped into lt
even in the Patriot. Thcv '_ e left hanging in intan- would overflow and run dvwll me
- . ' 'I' Eidos 0| lhe vase. That is. the
glble form over the heads rofthe people to swoop ,,,,,,,,.,,r llnuln would not run over,
down at an unexpected lnornent upon the “tangible nut inn lnlns which vsskmvgsg
and intanglble._”~j Why _thisretlcence as to who they m';“'l§tW°l}!§e°,‘,'§f,‘§§{,o§‘ ,,,,,,,d ,,,_
are? The assurance given the farmersthat these wnyn nur our or inn nrnnlo _'vn_r;o
mep are not going to “deal harshly or unjustly” with  s‘;:;tn“‘;‘§:}c‘§;‘;e‘i.' 3,3;
them isnot sufficient. Some day a farmer may find ,§,,,,,, in rn., New slunoonn. lui
' ' ' - .  l t lui
.some one prowling about hls_premlses and may set `v$:c_hf“;o3“§;0;°,_§§g ,‘;§‘,{,o,h,,,g
the dog upon hlm for trcspasslng. What if the prow- ,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,g ,,.,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,5 d,,¢,,,_
ler should happen to be an assessor? These gentle- ent. il wo:1;on;:ll:;te;_a\;:l1:l;l°:l;»;;
men, whoever they may be, and there are forty-five ',,",f{’,,',§‘§{§f,f,',,,_,,- '§,,,,,,,,,,,,,',,e,, _ rr...
of them, have a right to protection. There are pecu- lilo vnsn will1r~lrtr\r1 over to unmoim
‘ , ' , -. ' _ . I r 8\'I'IB B
liar rumors going the rounds, some declaring the as-  'QL of, The om, ,,,,,d_,
selssors have been call-ed off; others, that some of we pnrln nnrn, lnnlouny, nnvyl.
them have refused to act under the "modifications" °'“°"~'- °”""°““°““' “‘"‘“"’“" “'°”‘f
0§u*‘i;oy§§Qv T ‘ soon >0Q~*.-`
-ooo oeoa as uonoooooq-or
O-OOO
00000-O-O0
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~¥' mflllls ellltorliilly ns follows on “’l`IIl‘J LONDON LIFE
O
by which they are not to deal “harshly or unjustly” ,,rn_r, win ,run over wlln nil or
1 with the farmers, 'the difficulty being to reconcile the 'hm "‘°°“ ","‘{\"“ §§e:§"§‘,f§‘s,f‘;
“modifications” with the statute. Under the pall of ;‘,§'§‘,,_'f'§_,,`f,’;,,°r,,,{',"'§,,,,l,,_
silence thrown around these forty five new officials Lime Leaf. B°°l\=‘- _ __
appointed to take the place of the “useless officials" T ,rms 1-0 ,Agp _
who were to have been discharged but were not, it
sis impossible to verify the rumors and the overn- "°' ’ ""°.“°'°' '°°“ M" “°’ "’ l . A if s
, it , rp-_-_ _ ‘ )
;vlerv_ il is nun oi un- lvslw wlrlr-_ir HAVE linen A
_ MAINTAIN Polillwlwlliirlit s lilvilimlos THROUGH-
SOOO
;. "lr ls No;-* 'soo Mrrrlr in srlv :inn Tun ll
- ilirs ln oss’ 'rrra noni munurrr-rl llrulzolui-A
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3 0
l 5
ment spokesman is silent Anway it appears there nutl nnvn rpoirnn in nl. union
is something doing The agitation and the lndlg H," ',':§,§;",m,,, 0, M, ,,,,,,,,g
nation meetings have evidently not gone for noth guns.
mg It pavs sometimes to agltate, even to become in ““'f,,“":'ffr“" ""°"“”° ““' ""‘
dlgnallt, but we shall see what we shall see. If the m `
asscssois have had a conference with the govern l l‘*'°'§°:;;§;,“"“ "°° *° f°°"~
ment, as the Patriot says they had they must have ww, 'nay by nw, nr. win.,
been appointed and
D-O-O-OOO
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why hlde lt? Wrap me around, when I can with
EDITORIAL NOTE lm My lleartpsudrairea. and know no
IIIIWQTI rl
not tv increas
b them the "‘"' ‘"“’»
,meetings of this kind _ibut party
ot a policy lt has to benefit any of
rlod of five years ,each member
*to Sacltville. 1 ‘ '- y l ~ ,fl
~ 'l"h°ls must be remedied. 'It is both unjust to the   °,f.;n2§:°;r°fn:.;
grovlrlce and unprofitable for the railway as with onnrlilunnrinn or mn n rnnunn'
etter accommodation there is no doubt that the pas °l flwn °“l'1¢°'°f I-lllwl °°°f°f°
senger trade to this Island would be very greatly ln- °“°°'» °'" """°°" ‘ ‘°'“”‘ ’°’
:ln election Ono ot than eluc-
in this province. apd that to
a well as In the-rejection of the
Han Mr King, when he hits iw
olvliwe l'rixlPlmssl.oN 'ro THE
pm, rt wli.L" What n cruel
up nonnlliuiuon_ why wont they
““":"'.l lain ,
_-go
malicious gossip about our neighb
love anti oare,
hlm
p yer.
Noi fare lo fare, not yet' but hand
I
The Patriot s present halluclnailon ls that neltll in hand rm
er the Bell Iatform nor the Bell candidates made "“ ",‘,` H” 'i’lo'l"p“»,i"°““' *""°
and that, from nui nomo rwooi any, i mail in i-nu
3" f nnirnlrl iilrn nnri nh glorious ( 
\‘-,B _ A. fl ____r.5;',. ||';.`¢j_»y"`
r.. ff  » _ nmwann or nilzcisifrios
§ `  how that when“e§§'_nlliu-
_ ~men__;  atshes constittuent of
v ~ ‘holds pow' er. e amolim so ~
_ . -_isltoo _smallf (usually gg/100-of -i%l to
affect the qluality or ect_iverx_ep§_, ' for _ -~ _
l_ _tho baking powder 
1 v qmd when soused. is plainly fot°"th’e " -'
or Cumdlum
- ' f _ purpose of fraud; Intelligent bu rs L
_  not  themselves _to;.yj¥`e ~‘ 3;
' decoivod"by~1th_e water glass test; 4*   ll
   I
§3i‘*“‘t° .'l“i ‘rl:'“‘ °' °;'.i 't"Zl.'“‘?n.n.“ ‘.l‘r" it
mn oe ~o ._ com _
printed 'on the label-a,x?l noliio. ot°her. ‘ 'n I _ _
Made in  By Canadians . . _
stand up to this definition of Li-
beralism from " their big leader,
and 'pianllfest their democracy and
party faith by TRUSTING THE
PEOPLE? Ol' d0 they think he is
trying to 'lead them into u trap?
Then Mr_ King describes Toryism
as'_that opposite quality, that "ig-
.noren mo people nun Mn.Nll-‘ears
ifrsi-:ills or *min Assiolrriou or
BELF»CON\8TR.UC'1‘.ED AU'1'i-i0lI.I-
TT." What an wwflilly _cutting
sarcasm upon Bell Government Li-
beralism strutting around iri their
garments of Toryism, like the
dawn ot fable. in borrowed tenth-
ornr why' "IGN-onli: 'rlin Pso-
' PLE." and so severely offend the
tasteJdl'sl.hoii" Ottawa leader? Wlly
noi_,`aot upon his repented and
bluntly expressed hints and go to
thefpeople?
'On the tariff lquesilon, the most
lm-portant of ‘all subjects for con-
sideration io thc people of Cuna-
dla today, the |_.iliera_l loader was
conspicuously silent, His posi-
tion in the place where hc wasr
speaking, nmonnicd to a predica-
ment. He daredfnot talk freei
trade to that audience, and so as
far. as he was concerned his “slime
ioollcy for tho' East -as 'for the
West" remained unannounced.
coiwonienilyxiiro Hon/nurlolpll ile-
mileux, however, was on the spot.
:ind he could ta-lk where ills leader
dared not. And so, the “moder-
nis protection"-or “tariff for,rove-_
ode? policy- lfrlvocafed -by H00, W,
S.-"'Flelding,`-the real lender of the
party, was nli'ed~hy this gentle-
lntinj Wlth‘tlie pronouncement of
th6 Ottawa conference for free
trade one one side, Fielding, Le-
lnieux ann all the big men of his
following talking 'protection in one
foplnor another on the other and
me issuer lrimsoltnn silent an ure'
grave upon the subject. surely tho
signs by which Liberalism is to
conquer are ‘discounted to the
smallest proportions. ~ r _
The Patriot had better consult
both at once. its maladies are
not lessening even under our ex-
celjleut instruction. Tlley must
birphysiciil rather than moral. At
oni moment it sees dollbio, the
ncjtt nloment it can't see at all, la-
icr when It does sec it can’t coin-
"1prehend. Tuesday, under thu ap-
propriate licadlng "Wrong llll
Wrong" -it says,-"I`l\e Guardian
IN SPITE OF' ITS STATEMENT
'ro THE co"N'i'liA~Rr, nun lrorn
doing its bcst`to make the pcoplu
believe that tllxutlnn ls" uhncccs-
sary." The Guardian niudp no
"STA'IEMENT T0 'PHE CON-
TIIARY" but always maintained
that the EXCESSIVE TAXA'I`ION`
of the Bell _Governlnent was "UN-
N`l!lCE8SARY_", Then It sees in
the Guardian ii "false statement
lhut Mr. Leu had NEVER Once vl»
sited Faloonwood' Ins-tituiinn since
his. appointment" as Trustee,"
Herein ls its melody of doublc vl-
slon_ Not one of the forty thous-
and readers of the Guardian saw
thigs, for it was_n‘t there to see.
Men a neatly. well made work
‘r
1
| OOC
f0t|lers’ View Points;
 .
Arlo ,'rHEv ARE No'r..1'HE_
- oN|.v oNss_
' (Toronto Globe.) '" ‘
New Jersey people who lub-
noriven nzoo for-one tuner-nl dx-
panaec of li triend's canary certain-
ly had more money than braltin._
ltranpl leading Hara.
(London Express.)
A child was run over and kill-
edu the other day because' ii llnd
_____________?_&_____,
Then the prnlllcr goes on to
say: "The Patriot bus llevcr de-
nied that the Liberals passed an
income tax not prior lo 1913." This
is its mulady of defective vision.
added to brain weakness or sllori
nlcnl-ary. in its issue of Aug. 3rd.
page i'ou.r, colullln 2, it sllid: “Tile
Act under which tli'e assessincnt
Was in2llI\'_‘ VVAS PASSED BY THE
CONSERVATIVE govcrnl|\ent.'f
And this was the only income act
it 'quotes sections 37, 38 and 39.
and herein is where its malady is
of the brain, in its incapacity io
com\prclientI_ 'What application
it has io the question no one _can
fathom_ Any school boy could
explain that this amendment was
only to enable the ~Provlnclll1
Trcnsllrrer to fix the "amount of
Income." NOTHLNG MOI-IE. ‘Burt
the Patriot is not apparently nlono
in this deception Another Hon.
Member 'makes his boast tllni
when.,iaxpayers _confront hlm with
this 1919 imposition. he ihro-ws thc
blame on the Arsenllult Govern~
ment. -But it won'i work. That
government retired Sept. 9th, 1919.
The Bell combination waived the l
collection of that tax during that
year, ill order to create n fictlclous
deficit ugllinslt their predecessors.
and arc now collecting it to sus-
tain their exiravugnnce, and ,they
.alone 'are responsible for its col-l
leetiou.
Then our short sighted friend
"makes a little splurge over ihc let-
ter of Mr. Percy Ir_ Coifln_ Docs
this hhninpion of every croicllci
kn9W_;uii_vtlilng about cdiiorlnl duty _
orirosponnlbllltyr it ll llo'es'wlly'l
of correspondence in ’ newspaper"
colunins. .l\_ public meeting is
held, and ll report furnished by n
gcntleillnn, whose ptlindulng ln lilo
cominlunlty was such that thc elcc-
tors made him tliclr chairman. and `
plibllslied in thc Guurilian_ A'
speaker at that meeting denlcf
sintcnionig attributed to hlm. Ilia
letter is published. The Chair-
mun reaffirms his' report, that too
is published. 'Mr. Coffin again de-
lllcs and It is published. -'Who
made the _Guurdian, or lhe Pairlo:
either, a judge as to who is right?
=~- -A 'f-~»""` 
been left to its own devices iifinp
nlrnot wlliln' lin rnotilor and tn'ul,`¢r
went into a_pubIlc_ ligase. Wert-
parenis. The law'had a -
that clliid’s death-the
unfit
to enie§_ _W9 jiaye
,e`rvluli,'~|¢5l§_ildslf-
that the Government' pp,"
waded zo. n_ction_ _Not_.ixiil|‘ xiii mn
donor and notlllnp, _ gpparpptiy Will,
be done union' lilo, ll1,n¢||,_ypg
Ministers lrre' for-nos. 'rim 'hi-pl
question which aifdotsibe people
be n credllt and a convenlencoto
danger. The time has come ‘fo"
the creation of a great national
organization for public-house -.re
form~somet-hiug on a bigger scale
'than the siiicelient Trust House
movement-to demand and sectire
_ure ubolltlon or the nrlnlnng shop.
We need licensed premises (ltr: rl
attractive for.usa'.,b§t".tlie lanilfy,
without the l‘epi'o`acI'i=of;'d1§nll§n-
ness or debuucheryf ‘ - 
ilrexlstence iii this province. Then ~ Th, "Road M R°m‘mb,.."e._o
` \ (London Express.)  l
_ ,,,,_. , ,. af.
Sir.-The omcials say _ tliers. 
to`be no`flowers on the, Cenotppli.
well, rloufrrn nrn nnnuzlfui, 'hilt
illey soon fade_` Instead.; let; relfi-
ives send salpllngs or young tries
to be planted un the “road of io-
memlirance_"- ' ~ ` "
via sacmi-me sacnzo wiv
vo nhnll build illonr n snnr-orlwkiy
from the city down to tho pop.
For the men who answered .lt
nuryr onli, nnrl rllorl~io lroopin
frec! ‘_
Soothe pine and maple of Canada,
shall grow 'by the English glin; V
With Austraila's falr_ mlnioaa, fern-
palms of New Zenlund's realin:
Majestic trees Of Africa, and ln'
dla‘a dendars, ~
Shall stand ln mute magnificence
’nenth Engldnd’s evening star§`.`
in lille nights when the m_oon cast!
shadows, and winds with the
branches lny, `
'rnnyiinnall lllunilr wnlr rliont lout-
play the role aslninc in the matter \ stnps,,on~s|the roads of the Sae-
red- Way.'
Build themjhe V-Ia Sacra-from
the Ccnoiaph to the sea, -
Green leaves and trees. to h0l‘l05
those who diet#-to keep us HQ!!
I can hear even now the trallll*
ing of their feet. the brave _llflld
marching through the moon-I3!
streets of the old town. on lll9l\’
way from the castle io the |ea.'~,-"
For some this was their ill!!
glimpse of old England-but ,tht
many lla_ve.come back, and MEL"
will gladly help to plant and tblld
the three thousand trees which *nl
Precedeni requlres'us to accept go 'td torlli '-tflli_""‘aliflif'oll.,{§_vay"f»1.7l"
the ofblclal statement until dis- remembrance.. ,_ '_ _ ‘ r
provenrbyflndepenltent testimony, ’ BAMUN §pAs_Q‘M~lliI1f‘1f__!;Q.¥."
and yet thc prattler pratt-s"
Dover "t“""“" " ' '
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g   Wonderful Bar ains t ’  '
g r oil-‘l=s
B0!'a boots in dungola and goat $5.00 for $2.50. °“ ‘
(Old Bleek. lilac 8 and Manly;
to
A wlllllleto line of ladies pa nt pump. white welt high bool sfo etc \1 50 Mi ll 50
(Pleau some and an thus)
boots for 83 76
ALIO
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(N°b°l|.Y 07"" “Vining lika them for the prion.) “" *
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Balance of our large :took of nigh grade. fashionable oxforda at 10 to 15 per cent dlleount.
(Tliroligh an error we received more than double our reqllrementa Wg pay U., in goo )
nts and cllildreirs slloen at prion that lllfr competition. Q'
 W... ...  BRUS LIMITED
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:uno to rllrowfnll `llin`»-i»lnlrnnlon‘-‘¢"i.I
Jin"
pt large_ The puhilo 'house 'lsr ml
necessary institution, End it should.
us. not n`sharme_.and a 'afoui-ce-.rl i
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