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THE OHAHLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
fuoru i nun ifoimaeu iss-1 u.oo.YMA.ion'A. V l°i»e»|ae_:t7
A _ _ Trade Relations "_ ':- '“'-rr._..........'Z.""“"""2..  .
IRI 7fll'- (IIIII I' II ll vllIl¢‘¢» ll . Edllorah u ll er.
I Cnrndn. mid $3.50 for IV. S. A. l I). K. CIJRNW), Auoclste Editor I
In Am'erlea.’sVla.st fiscal year Canada. sold l400,CSO,- Q _ - ' _ f _» _.
000 0! her products in the U. S. Market, but purchased
155920 $700,000,000 of goods. _Thus $1,100,000,f}0O
of Canadian-American trade was affected. by the
flu tions f-in Canadian Exchange. We maintain ~
B9D_teForelg'nExohsgeD grim 1;' d _ _,_ ,___-
..i..§..°...N..w Y..i.f‘i....d?.’?._M..‘3i‘,§.l‘”T§§.,2f3,_ 1 .\ <‘|i.\_\<-1-.ii _i i .\i»:.
` ’Wil1.l\iD°8' and Vancouver Bxanohes, to offeryoii the
tullast measure of assistance n your grade fhmucing _
eul-
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15_ 1919.
\
    li Thosewlio at the last session of the legislature and
' R“°‘”‘°E5' “5“'°°°'°°” ‘ iii pre-election meetings, heard, or'i'ead, the eloquent and
Charlottetown Bi-:inch - G. C. Temple, Manager frequent deiiunciations by Mr., now Honorable, G. E.
000004-0040-¢»o&§Q>»oo0-+00-O-Oi
§ Others View Point i'
s fe *+9-Q-eco-oofovoooo-oooeovov
D'Annurizio's 7ir;i.
(\\’eslii\iiislet' (lalzvllvl
Zara, wlicre llic ii‘i'epi'.-ssililv lJ`Aii
nuirLio.lsiiiiiltinl.; fi'l‘sliiiiii=clilrl' is llii-
ancient Roiiizin colony ol' .laclci-ii, iinil
has had ii trlieq\_icrr=rl rzircri' cvez'
since (`lcero \\'i.slictl "thc Gods iiiiglili
Dlililuc the llzilniiitlzins lor boliii: so
troiiblcsoiiic." l.itile i'ciiiiiin.- ol tlic
aiiclent city. for the Iloiiinii .»\‘:i-_:Kult-_
set-iiis to liatrc bi-cn !Ji'oti_ulit iron: _‘ii-
conii. Tliis port i'-'its lili-:iris r-ortiioil
by llie \'eiicli;in~:. :ind \\'.is f.oil.~‘i<l<_\i'i~.l
by theni tlio ltci' to their :~.ip;-r-iii:~<~_.' in
the .~\Llrizttic. But Znrii lio:'rcl_\ rc-
seiitod the riilc ol` Veiiice, rcpc:iletll_\‘
rr-'\'ollcd. tiiid stood at liiiiious seigc :ic-
ninst combined Voncliiins and l-`i-l-:icli
duriiii; the fourth cl'ufinde~. lt does not
Hllliezir to be ii \'ei'_\' ilesirziblc zir_q_ii.~:i-
tion, apart l`i'oiii senlinieiil, loi' tlio
port is too sllullow lor iiioil~i:i :liip~
ping; :ind Llic cliicl' liilltistiyi' st-4-ins io
be the iilziiiulziuliiiw' ol' llic- liisiili ins li-
iiuuur ciillcd iiiiii'iiscliiiio_ irltirfi di.l~
:ippearod l`i'oiii` iiiost places iii l.f~iilloii
irlicn the \\'ni~ bepatii. but rilzi .~.liilliu
found in tho lizilinii coloii_\' on >T:i€`i`i'o:i-
itiii. ` .
Cariada’s Army. l
tll<is.to|i 'I`r:iiisci'ipi i
Tile populntioii ol` Czin.¢'l.i is. lol
iiiiifposiis ol' <-oiiiptirlsoii. ifiolil llio
'same tis llliil ol' llio Shu- .il .\'e\\‘»
\ork. \`t- Czimitlzi. by thc .1 lopt`liiioi`
1; szlne :ind intelligent iiillii.i:'_\ |ioli~_\'_
is oi'i4:iiilziii_4 ai iiiililur_\' lii-we wliiclil
should irtiiiiwliilee licr lroiii liiitq lc :il-I
trick. The It-ssliii iilii'-lx l_'.l:i.iil:i is
ltivinu llic .<ll>\v-iii<>\'iii_u (‘o:i';t'l~..- .ind
Govci‘niiicni lil' llio l`iiilcd .~`l'ii<~- is!
icaii people io liiki- lo lit-nrt. lfaiiiurlu
does nnl pltiro lior rclizliilrl- on ai ri-Lv
illzir ariii_\'. I‘roporlloiiiiieli' lvi lilir
l.iidciidorl`f siild: "Count I1criistorff`s
Hughes, against the proposed acceptance by the Arsen
7 g A 7 ault government of the Federal road grant will rubtheii
‘ ' I --' “ eyes in amazement when we inform them that the sam
lriil world, but liniilly liiid ii tlis:isti'oiis Hongrable M1’, Hllgh(-ES i1lll`lOllI'1C€d_ all tl'l€ Rdfall D/TCP-
ei“_"" “”"“ ‘_'“` “‘°“"”` °’ "“‘_(’*”"“‘“ichants’ banquet the other night that the Bell governmen
civil population :ind thc soldiri's. ln 1 d d  d _ t  th .r d __ t
his lcstiiiitiiii' bel‘oi'r.i 'the Ilelclistzilr la eel 9  q('cel)_ t _IS Once ana _ernatme g1dn_°
.-timmittt-.» rite ...im nity intientiorff The Patriot s editorial comment is no less amazing.
himds 0 boiiiiiwr to the iiwk 0|' ihcl'l`lie Liberal organ had Joined with fervent enthusiasm in
i>.»,..t.~t.i..».it or infoi~m.tiinn in it “cn misleading the electorate about the consequences of adop
c1ii'i`tcd on li\' .\li‘. .\l:istci'nizin :ind
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‘hd -I , mm dn* ting this scheme: it iiisinuated that it would entail gross
‘ri_.lli St"i' il'   - _
hr 'unto lil-..:.u\\~i..»ii  .-l..,..,,,.,.,,` 5c,,,,,  taxation on the farinei°s. Now. the same Patriot declares
smilie.-i rm... ii... pniiiiciitns ...tri no “The proposed plan is specially adapted to the needs
thine' bi" l<i\‘k~“ ff°'“ ‘hs ‘\’="' Offies- of thisprovince. It will be possible to construct good prac-
_ _ _ _. , _ . , ltical permanent roads and bridges in different parts of
:icti\'it_\' in .\m<*iic.i lilso did not please ~ v. _ _ _ . . .
me \,,.,.,,,,.. he ,M ,,,.,,,,,,c,,,,,. ,,0,,,,,,, the province where they are most required. It is possi-
lo zoiliitci' liritisli propai;.::\ii<lzi tliorc,| ble  the Slllll Of  11'] all Ill3_V be 8X]_)€l'lfl@(l l.lll(`l€
'rc this i»l~<>i>a»:=~iid=\ clone I =\\ii~il=u\<-' this airaiigenieiit, $250,000 by the Provincial Govern
it that .»\ii.ierictiii soldiers htel-iiicd ment and  by the FedeI.aI_°i,
 u” " °’"°"d°' M" “Specially adapted to the needs of this provincel”
` " "  ___ And only a few short months ago thewily'Pati'iot rousecel
d l ' d' ` tl
 its readers to so calle rig iteous in ignation agaiiist i
-:
AP v very idea of the province` being saddled with such an in-
`°'_' l d-
si,~___tii_,..~ ....~ iif»f0i-.- ieivitig for cubus. Now it calmly commends the proposa and e
item.-eti to ilriirigiy iiiiiiik »~<>lu“f;>(i" clares' it will be a good thing .
i  ' inc >~-n c..' - ~ -- _
"" f"."' "p "0," "` .` ., lf’ ,,,,_ The electors did not need this additional iroof of the
to extend to iiii. on tlil tlil _ _ _ _
iii\~<»rs=~g‘i'i.>r tim ittt_i'i-_.ot-_.itil-_ i<ii=~w_i1 iiisincerity of the men who. before the election, wooed
‘,`,`;.,,,N‘f.'If,,,i"§§f{f,.’f,"] __.‘,‘,’,. ",°,"‘§,,,S"`{,‘f.‘,,',,‘_ them with false promises and false accusations against the
.tim is .tm .t wc.-ie ...td i..i....» .>i~.i0\~t~ Aresenault governinent. They have already had proof
“"“ ’?°?" "“‘f°' ""_“' """"'1"._"`." §’.”_"""` ofitin connection with the Teachers’ Salaries. Before the
und iiiililuiitc ul llic iiiiisiniptis ol _ _
on niiti. -<iii.» in rite Wm-iii the lim election the candidates declared the revenue of the pro-
-“““ l‘“Y_“ f‘“_“ "“‘ ‘”"“‘ “`“‘ """‘." "“"“ Vince was sufficient to Juv the additional salaries even
tu you. l lccl ii dorp sviiso ol grzill- _ , , , ~'
tlldu to the press ul' (`l\ni'lotIcltiwii for litter  2l.b()lltlOll Of l»ll@ tll@I'l Wal' Zllld Health tZlX. Yet
ii1=\ii.\'<f<ii“""*‘l’~" “X"'“‘l<"' "i ‘“"~ iifter thevhad unexpectedly even to themselves secured ,
siiicc l bt-ciiiiic :i rosidciit of tli‘s l‘i'o»‘ H _ . " f _ “i h h t h _ 'I l I m
\'iiici‘, iiiid especially ln the Guiirdinii  e 191115 0 ' g0V91l'llYl@1'lt_3.llC \V _ell tl 9 92.() 91S If €lll¢l.lf1('- 1
.mai siitrt “lim int-._. _sn i'.;_iiiii;ii]iy \i>=;~‘- ed the fulfilment of their promise, they coolly informed
-~ ; 5; - <1; ‘ft .' 'i s \ i_\' . . . _
,`,‘,,_ ,f.‘,f§§‘__,._‘ " " '“"` “' ' "' them they did not know what to do about it, did not know*
lt~~l»_=i:i‘»l=» .~_»»rv_i\~<~. is llciiimiilt-tl --l where the money was to come from! It was only when
f'1f,‘.`,f.‘f' ,.",‘,‘ffff,,,Hff,"i‘,',‘,§’j,s"f.‘fff,,.§{"G`f,;;""ff} :~\_ strike threatened to close the schools that the belated
ii~.<i»~ lm “itil its .wi i<»~i we r'~i~i;<»i. promise was given that the increase would be granted
1°” “E ‘i"`_"""'  l _ but not until six months after it should have been given.|
l .iiii Sli. I . _ _
vliii‘_i_ s. Lousori, The farmers who were hood winked by these preelec-
*“`*“‘*‘"""'“ lions inisie Jre~.ent.itions have had two excellent szini iles
G||3[d|3|| Readefs it false piomises.
, .' Q1 .‘ - : ' , . _, _ 1 .
 Bell 'Government incoiisisteiicyaiid iluplicity-and
nm ud e fiom these what ther ma look forwaid ti
, _ yi > A v . _ ` ‘ _ A /' . I _ L
one wiiiifii il we-ii b.»iton\».»s ii... ,\ tit.,--,% Daily Selectmlls lor I  ii,.0?.n`;g§ve1.nment that climbed iam pgwel. on 3 1add€1.,.,f
it i
population, irc reqiilrc no doubt ri
grcliter force lliziii our iiorlliryii ni-lsli~
bor Considers necess:ii'_\'. lhit tilliii|~l
zitely. the main relilinct- ol' both llil-
l'nited Status ziiid Cunndzi' must rt-sll
in it cill7.cnr_\' trzilned iii ziriiis. (fnnndzt
is well on the wily lowzlrtls i~<-t-o;iiii7.~
ini: in ii t‘onci'ete \\'zi_\' llizit triilli. llo\\'
long will it be before tlic l'nilcfl Stul-
,es also subscribes to the principle
that will uinkc lici' iiupi~ei'.niil>li- lroiii
external zi.':l-uession?
V Advertising Pays.
llloiicloii Ext-_ -
ln his .\leiiioli's General Lurlcndorff
pzilil a tribute to tlic pi-npiillzandii work
cui1i'ieil on by Lord Bt-iivisi'bi'ook, still-
ixig lliail it not oiil_\' won iirrr thc i\»~ti»
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FIRES
,are started in many un- f
foreseen ways, andit is
difficult to guard against
all danger no matter how
careful you may be, but
a FIRE INSURANCE
POLICY with a reputable
company will protect you
against all financial oss
by fire.
If you are uninsured
' ou should take out a
Eolicy at once. -Write,
call or phone.
Hynilmaii & Co. Ltil '
_ 61Queeii St. Ch’town.
   67..
The Oldest Insurance
’_A¢oncyAin P. E. island
if
Q Furnished by W. S. Loulon 
A-HEART l-ONGWG TIIE .\‘l'(i.\ It .~‘»I'I`l'.\'l`I0.\`.
lt' l coiilil soo _volt oiice_ litit mice. :is iii 
The d2i'_\'s tit' _\'oi'e, liow ivolilrl my liezirl _, _
i'vjoii‘<‘f . , .. 1 ' f ` ' ~ ‘ . ' ' ~
mm, I hm ,mm ,,,,,,,n _,.,,,,,. ,,_,,,,,., ‘ Thepieseiit sugai sitiintioii with its high prices and
wi.--_~_ its scarcit ' is onlv another illustration of the law of su J
.~ iii ca ci ic ‘_\' 0 . . ~ .-
\ l t l ll loi fthe soul wlthiii d d 5 d ”I t' f t ~  '
Your ms __nS§m_cd_ I think that A, ply an_ emaii _ _nteres ing ac sin t is con,i,iection are
.will win _ given in a recent issue of Investment Items published
_\ll iiiy_lioai't longs for iii thc race o\ in MOnt1.ea]_ -
i Sit0Hiil'i..~_ tiny git.-t-tiliiwii for iiw According to the figures given thc total ainount of
-Wifi*-_ I i “mg OW mW`siigai° produced throughout the world iii 1913-14 was
“"“‘ `",‘,1k,2“ 'wg “L ` I 18,653,000 long tons. In 1915-15, the total had decicziscd
To God ami i=<><>d~lf I migllf 01100 to under 15,707,000 tons and despite every effort to in
rpm. _mill-p.=~i(.)~fiii,;_ pure fm ...Li gun.. crease production it_remainc_d under ]7,000;000 tons for
cr liii-ir. the cro harvested in the winter of 19174918.
\ l` o the nuts ol' ~oiiio liolv hook ’
i.‘ |`lll i'¥' J . - . ' ' 1 |° .s ~ .e
,.§,,,.,,g,, au, ',-.,,,,, ,U C,,,,,,,,,., ,md ,D _ The faulling o_tT 1n_ piotluctioii has icsulted laigel
.limi from the diminution in the amount of beet sugar pro-
~'“l “‘*"g“ "f 0"" “"‘““‘°”`°"` "““*' duced.The countries chieflv'ii_'oduciii beet su ar, thati
lic- ‘ -, . ‘ .I ' .
i~i.i_< wen- tin will that you would Lferniaiiy, Austria and Russia, have been so seriously af-
, _”"““ “‘ ““" __ fected by the war that it will be some years before the
ll l iiilglit we you oiico! The tliougii. l _ ,~ . _ ' . W
i, ,-_.,,, ,production reaches its foiiiier level. Whereas in 191..-
-\“<1 l`\'ll<>fl'fl"°l"1<>s'f‘- '01' l‘“’S° “l"""i 1914 the amount of beet sugar was 47 percent. of the
f’.l'0"l 4 . . V . . ' .. .
,,,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, ,he Hgh, 0,- ,._,,,, total sugai pioduced, last yeai it mis lcssthan 29 pci-
<llHc cent.
l .\nd tigiéainril biirli to oiii- diiii st.ii Although every effort has been made to inncrefase thc
intl yet, _.it-.tr i.@..i~t, i his nic lips or ziinount of cane sugar produced, the supply is still con-
Dalll, . ' , , °
Am, ,,,,,,_,, ,,,_,. mu, ,U ,Ml your siderably less than the demand. The thi ee chief producer
_vour suiitirii-ti it-he of cane sugar are Cuba, India and Java. India does not,
. '> A | n ‘ ~ °
Anil ligvltmrarli piissnlg iiiom.nl as it €m“,evel.’ export  Snug-id). ag She Consul!-,es the enthlre
\v.»i~.» in ....» .ini li. noiiifoi-r and sus. indian crop and, in addition, imports a large proportion
‘“‘" ot the sugar produced in Java ‘As a result North Am-
'l`liat so, \\'licii we sliull meet. I inay . ` . ' ` ` Z_
not sitrinit. _ crica, and to a considerable extent Europe, is dependent
iierurugigf on-S, oi- rea, myself S" on Cuba for her supply of raw sugar. l
Th... ,~.,,,_ ,,,,,.,._ _.,,,,,,,,,.,_,. ,,,,,.,,_ ,,.,,,,,,, Cuba is ideally situated as a sugar-producing coun-
“ ""' 'l'l"l< trv, not only because of its very favourable climate, but
. e woi-vli_i' lliiis to iqiizc upon yulii' " - ` - - ' - -
ri..-.-; because of its proximity to the largest sugar market in
=\"<l so rflyfiiiilli ~<»rr~w. you must the world, the United States. Some idea of the greatly
='v ie _ . _ u - 1 . . .
,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,," ,,,,,, R ,,,,1,,,, to me, increased demand for sugar will be_ gained when it is
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TL' M' M°"°°'"E”"' has increasedfrom 59 lbs. pei' capita in-1900 to 83 lbs.
cent. of the world’s sugar.
100 lbs. f.o.b. Cuba t
be every
over $7.50 f o.b
that
There ap
*L*-*  per capita in 1919. The United States, forming 6 per-
' ‘-""" cent. of the world’s population, consumes about 25 per-
The result of this huge demand has been to greatly
stimulate the production of sugar in Cuba. Large profits
have already been made by companies owning well-situa-
:ated and welllmanaged plantations in the Island. Greatly
increased profits will probably be made in the future as
the control of the United States Sugar Equalization
Board, which formerly purchased the entire crop, has
been removed. Sales of thc crop about to be harvested
have already taken place in an open market and Cuban
raw sugar has already increased in. price from $5.50 per
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good t-iiductor, bill will biirii i'eti<lil_\'. i ~-I~`ro|ii the Book of \\'oiiil<-rs,
THE REASON WHY
Correctly cut and carefully tail-
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a really wonderful stock made in
all the most serviceable materials
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  School Suits that Suit School Boys . \_
$6.49, 7.98, 9.00, 10.00,
_ The kind that give long service
ivithout sacrificing appearance.
and checks.
Tailored from the very best
English and Canadian woollcns.
Practically every shade, style and
$6.50 io' $25.00.
iiors’ ovisiecoiirs
size represented. '
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l‘i~rliiips _vnu liiivc ;ilruuily tliscovowtl
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Pocket Knives
Scissors
Ash Trays
Brass Kettles
Casseroles
Electric Grills
Tools of all kinds
Pyrex Glass Ware
Jardirilers
Erector Outfits
Wireless Outfits
Hockey Sticks
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Safety Razors
Big Ben Clocks
Serving Trays
Tea and Coffee Pots
Vacuum Lunch Sets
Electric Irons
Vacuum Cleaners
Flower Holders
Nurses’ Outfits
Skates
' Shoo Fly Rockers
Wearever Aluminum
WANT
Carving Sets
Silverware
Bread Mixers
Percolators
Electric Toasters
Flashlights
Flreproof Ware
Oil Heaters
Tobacco Jars
lvlngiciaris Outfits
Sleds
Auto Supplies
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Xmas Presents that will give the
Greatest Pleasure and Satisfaction
Prices the Lowest iii the Low
l:00'l‘S. - Serviceable
beautiful, needful, ‘we
have a special in a ladies
Brown. High cut hock-
ey, heavy fleeced lined
a perfect beauty for
6.00. _
GAITI-IRS.--Always ac-
ceptable 'and in B`Q0d
taste. _ _
SILK HOSE, lIOLl‘.-
ritooif. are positively
the best $2.00 stocking
on the market.
si.lPi'i~:ics.-Suede or
K-id or Kosy felt 'arg
pretty and. warm an
comfy. '
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