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SIZES 2,21-2, 3, 31-2
  ONLY $1.98 PER PAIR
300 pairs of women’s high-class footwear
buttoned boots, oxfords and pumps, ini patent
leather, Dongola Kid and Gun Metal Calf, are
now on sale here, at only $1.921 per pair. You
can see-them in our windows. r
' ' This is easily the GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
ever placed before the women of P. E. l. (who
wear small sizes) to get comfortable footwear at
a mere fraction of their value. ` "
Please remember only sizes 2, 2 l-2, 3, 31-2
Alley & Co. Ltd.
By niailiten cents per pair extra.
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.new Government to go on a voyage of discovery to find  "
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T rahtor Demonstration
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The Motorist 
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WgAR _ §
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38-00 par year (mailed) ‘ln advanee In 6anadl: and $150 for U. 3, A.
Morning Daily (founded 1887) $4-00 per year (dallvlrod) In advance.
Praaldant:-Major A. A. Bartlett
J. R. Burnett, D. K. Currla,
" FR’i'D`AY§ 'sE'P'rEMB`ER`5, foie. i"“°'
‘ MR. }I.\(lKI‘}NZIE KING (}`E'|`S N()MI.\'.\TI()N. i
.kenzie King as candidate for the by-election. Mr. Bell and
difficulties, some thought but one by one the local can- mini
Conscription, Reciprocity, we are afraid that' with some Rf;
of them it is a case of-- mi.,
li. ‘ :ind
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Today Ii/Ir Bell will accept the responsibility of f,’,‘,‘f’
including The Guardian, in his task Still, we iecog- wp
promises made and carry through the programme out- agen
lined by Mr. Bell and his colleagues, will take some man-
ipulating, and We observe that the Patriot also recogniz-
"it will be the duty of the new Government T0 SEEK TO i’
DISCOVER the chaotic condition in which the public :ID
affairs have been left.” .Exactlyl The condition of pub- it
lic affairs is so satisfactor that it is necessary for the
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out ANYTHING against their predecessors. Was ever as
confession so naive, admission of ignorance so outre? A
party, after having fought an election on the record of
th
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ut will be to “SEEK TO DISCOVER” the alleged ,,,,.,,,
difficult for the new Government to “find a way or make I
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thiee weeks. Why, after months of advancing prices,
has the abrupt decline occurred? The answer simply is gi'
that the big packers, frightened at the promise of severe legs
H1
indignation, have got from under the market. They of
port demands far from up to expectations, as remarkable ni
by those in t'he trade, is better proof of the part played ,|,V,,
trolled only about 40 per cent. of themeat trade, but they 
had so large a part of ownership in stock yards, in refrig- ",
erating cars, branch houses, etc., that _their influence has
unquestionably been paramount The Federal Trade Dr
h d d tlh t n lizin of the I
meat re rigera or car sy e , p
monopolistic privileges, and other measures hitting at.
the heart ofthe big packers’ organization. It will serve
the meat barons right if the Nemesis of their price-hois-
ting activities is a big ultimate loss. Evidence submitt-
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panies' have been trying to placate public opinion by
showing on how small a margin of profit per pound they
do business, and how large a proportion of their receipts
goes to the cattle and hog-raiser But the charge _
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_ As we anticipated, the convention of Prince County fiiiswer
Liberals has given unanimous nomination to Mr. Mac- lggbrgh
on
engineered the Job exceedingly well, and no doubt will §§f°,,f,s ,B M, mgtfseék’ ,or ,me
receive the heart con ratulations of the machine” at sim.. me in simon consume motion. ;-
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Ottawa. There were difficulties in the way, insuperable ;‘,§‘ff§,§s"e" h°,“§'y Dfiessiiieiisenmiii
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didates withdrew until the way was clear for a unanim ,‘;°{‘L;
OHS “Call” tO EPIC l'l€Wly-elected Leader Of the Party. still r ii, no iii'itter how diy. they inaly V
- . ' . ' £ Ii., tl i in I e i' ns out of oil, t
Many Liberals, _and unfortunately some Conservatives, will Una); gm?) ’;nd'ihe average mom _
think the selection of the Leader of the Liberal party to .ni know. ii... exiiiineive wiiseiitmiices
represent an Island constituency a “good thing,” “good gfeegsl' "°f==_’“°f “"‘1_.“"°"’§ 1*’ "“f lf
business” and so forth. They are welcome to their opin- en £10 I ,
ion, but in view of Mr. Mackenzie King’s well known ;§§f;"'=» D@""“I’” “‘1"i@”“"Y “"“"”‘"‘
views on public questions, such as the National Policy, _.,..,-im... as ...ml out ami iimseiieiis
le* bl ‘ tile are develo ed.
D
._ _cates, in a dust excluding mz1nner,`
l di'
' “It"s not by princerples or men i`.3f.'i,..,, ,., 0,, _ , - , - _
My pl‘l.l(l€‘lllZ C0l.l1`S(-3 lS guided, :)\;;i!Vi;H_ril` Iiilirlcutlng ‘the running gear
‘I SC(-Bill] Wlllrlt PHYS U16 b€Sl§, and then greiisfi cups or oll i'etainers,`lius yet
Goes in fer  ba1dheaded_” been developed and the inaiiiifaicturer
- knows as well as the inotorlst that the
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. so-called niinor liibrlcaition takes more
Y . . \ \ . . . f time
A \ ()\ .\(il‘. ()l‘ I)Ih(l()V]ul{\. owlmr ,_ 0 _Nl VV  _
other expedlents are being trlcd
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problem and progress is being
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forming a new executive and take over the government i;».»ii..i
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of the Province. -He has the best wishes of eveiyone, m,,,,,u,,y ,m_",,own,,m greawcups or
Ile 'l lol in th ts
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nize now, as we fully realized before, that to fulfill the ,‘,’;‘,1ff
es this. Yesterday it calmly informed its readers that qs
aily Selections f or if
ui-nlahed by W. B. Louaon ii
¥¢8HM¥¥a¥8Ba¥d$a¥$8l0$
‘ ' _ ` ` I want to ay to you that one of
e government and having won, confesses that its first the br, mst at eg umm hangm
“Chg,0tlC CO1](lllZlOl`I Of  3.ll`3.ll`S."' Ellliéflllg upon lhc i-ecollesiioii of the days when
. . . . . . us a
office in this frame of mind we imagine it would not be .,,, the f,.0,,,,,,, up 1,,,,,,, I. knelt
iiiolliei-'s side.
. went buck t th - oi] farm some
it,” of “DISCOVERING” what they “SEEK.” yea., ag., to hurt’ mf b,.{,,1,B,_
The scenes had chiinged about the
--*O--- . plzi e. Faces I had known and lov-
_ ‘ cd had long since turned to dust.
L()\\"]‘1ll HOG ]_'1{l(.lEb Fingers that used to turn the pages
of thc Bible were obliterated and the
old trees beneath \vliich we boys us-
, . cd_ n pla and swing hai bee felled
A d€Cl1l1€‘ fI`OI'l’l l'l€31`ly  3. l'll.lIldI‘€dW€1g'ht t0V  by the \vdo<Iinaii's are. ( n . `
' ' ' - I stood ani tl ht. Tl in ' b - `
for hogs on the Chicago market has occurred in tw_o_ oi mme a Child' ugifilfle ‘C fm G
` ` On
cc more with my gun on my shoul-
i and niy favorite dog trailing at iiiy
els I wiilked through the path-
wooil and sat on the old fam-
. .' ' - ' ll r logs and stumps and ns I sat and
iestiictioii by the Government, and at the howl of public listened to the WMV weird harmomes
nature, ix vision of the past cf.
U I’ ' ' " _ opened,
have ceased to bull live stock quotations, and witlh ex Am, I Saw the ta mr if me we _
ng .
relapse has f0ui0wed_ and sziw em wi V. w o'or s
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This concrete example of how live stock quotations ,i`,‘f,,‘i1',‘,,,__,, §,f,’",,",,,,,,‘,’,, }§,,,,;‘_ Pg 0 S
can be by-ought down when they are art-/ifically inflated Once in`ore llieard the shouts of
’ ' childish glee_ Once iiioro I cllinbed
lin stark fo the lien's e s Once
:it our frugal meal Once more
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by I.h€  PHCKGFS ll’l the lTl21kli`lg` Of  qLl0l;at1()nS than giziloro we crossgd the threshold and
reams of testimony. The packers claimed to have con- ,,, ,,,,_, dm. me ,,,,,,,,,,, bm, ,mm un
c Il l'i dweboskoel
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r .io . rge oiio, an y , ii -
g down, shut our eyes, and clasping
° little hniids, we said:
“Now I_Iny me down to sleep, I
ay Thee, Lord, my soul to keep;
_ ' _ _ _ if I should dlo before I wake, I prsiv
Commission as recoinmen e e na io a ' g ' "lies 10"! mv Svul to take And
f ' t st in to revent the exercise of tm” I “Sk f"" J°”““ ""'“’ Ame”
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water and dust and their lubrica-
riithei' ineffective as it is, is like-
be neglected because the car will
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rings .ind steeiiiig gear nm glv
lubrication they continue to
ilililriiilty, unt{‘.l tlielf bearing
into ia e ia p `
eriodifal pouring of oil or grease .
from four to six housings lubrl-
eds -if parts of the eiiizliie and
il si llne but nn iracticiilile
After The Greeae-Cupa Some- 5
rig Bott°r Superasdea Th°m. S, §
quezitlon hag been asked _u`s: §
'paris or ii _dur i;_¢iii<=,ri_\ll.y~.\v0iu‘  _
st?" and we iihheslt_i'\tl_n,§lY _, 
r. tha moving pai-_t_s_;of the r\`i n~ _ §
at are 'hot directly' concerned# §
portion niimaly, th_e_sprlng-bolts _ E
elr eye? andthe pins and _rod-__ _ E
f the ii eerln eibr The reason _ 
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87 ~Years of
» A ` Service 
The foundation stone of any Bank's
success must be service to the public.
' .. The 87 years of' steady growth of
this'Bar`ilf,i its steady increase in assets
and resources, aref a m¢'a§Ur¢.0f the _
sound, iconsistent, jfriendly service it'
extends to its customers.
May we not serve you, too? s
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Bank of Nova Scotia
Pnld-up Capital - I 9.700.000 ]_ "_ M/ILCQM
. . - .000 M I
§:;:|‘;;l;um_l _ _ ww” ' Charlplteiiirilaiullrannh
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save indlvlduiilly b'y_ nieiins uf
ientious perforinance of all this
and patience thiin the average
his l si re Ollltss bushings
ve :i more effective solution of
iu un iese mproved
s are perfected und ‘ailopter\,
iotorisl should systematically and
Y In (ll I HS 958 DRI' .,
s he is willing to have his car
deteriorate into a preinaturely
rattlelrzip.
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mv MOTHER 
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the \'.'iill,s ol' iiiy iiicniory is
little boy out ln the log cabin
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iiiioirou corn
To take the place ol' Anlliracitegin
furnaces used extensively in Halifax and
other Cities and found to give better sat-
isfaction. _
longer, give more heat more bulk per
ton and costs considerably less money
We are now booking orders to be
gelfvered direct from car which is expected
ai y
Householders would do well to order
a sample load before securing their winter s
supply of coal and also to make inquiries
regarding this article from us
We also have on hand a supply of all
kinds soft coal Newly Mined, and hard and
soft wood, both split and in blocks
All orders receive our personal, prompt
and careful attention. ’ ‘
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How to Get It 
_F01-itlic, More Nominal Cost ol' Manufac-
ture and l)isti'lbiition
3,.-"Coupgns  _ _
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secures this New, authentic Dictionary
boun_d_ in blackflexible seal grain, illustra-
ted vigith full pages in color and duotone.
_ __ __ cd by one of the largest companies before a _Congression- ` \_ - P t 1 t th- h
" I 4 if I S if* ° “_” o T’ al committee was that the five companies’ profits in 1915 ,_-*-` \\\\:‘ ‘il ,~_ C0up0;;si.I;ieh0;i,]ii§;..ei)ght lsefapfg 203;:
were 15.27 per cent., on capital and surplus, in 1917   S 'k ' - - -
J H ' 'H I ""'-'_“- ' 18.28 per cent. and in 1918 10:42 per cent. The com- 5
cost of handling, packing,_i:lerk hire, etc.
1 MAIL ORDERS WILL BE FILLED
Add: for Postage:
Up to 20 miles 6cts.l Over 20 -miles 14cts.
For greater distances, .ask Postmaster rate
At? Senlord Phillis O’Lear against them is mt meielvteet. of extracting wide s'*.»iL,‘\\\.\\\\ ;,_.;.1§~,  fqispounas. ,_ ._ _ ._  
 p ’ ' - y spreads for themselves, but of bidding up the live stock ~_ _KID NE_Y,_.- if
l’ markets on the strength of their dominant position in  “ fr" '”‘ ""i"*"f**.§"é'~/1‘5»<£" cl*
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'     the selling game. They were not afraid to advance bids i‘fI‘:i.\i_'_-'f1. °'f\fisST §’i BP ¢g!,'(il;l|i»l _ V V
_ _  __ . _ _ . I to new high records because they felt confident of being  23 img P39 I I "his one are out of date.
_ This Demonstration is given by the able to unload the high price cured meats on European ` _  i `
  3 ~ e _or other -eager markets. They counted, moreover, on _ I. H. C,   having behind them an agriculturalfinterest in high an-*---s-Q. --  _ ` " "
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' ' rices that would cow the oi icians rom a em ing ; I ~
And' is open to outside Competitors. All interested iineasures to knock prices d§wn_ 1 p _ -  ‘ I . _
kindly invited to attend. Should day prove unfavorable In the United States; at any rate, the Supply of cat- Our stock of high class boots was bought before the rise anr priced accordingly,
same will be held on first fine day following. He and hogs has im,-eased yeniarkably during the war so that there is no place where you can buy so advantageouslyf
_ - ~. ' ' ° '. d gf ' f th We have the atest in ro al urple BRANDON in ‘Hai ” and f‘T n o’*'lasts for
__ _ period. Th re is n likel hoo recessions rom e y p
  Jr _ ' ieak levels bf the oast felw months sufficient to make" $10 50 ' ~e _ ‘ g °  i 'a ‘g
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L T _ , _ _ _ _ . _ live stock raising un fitiible. If Governm nt ntrol A bl_8’ l0t Of WAYLAND just received in V8I‘°0l1 h sf d' 1' ' d li'
_ ,_ CHAR OTTE OWN P E I of the wheat marketpvlylare not holding up gr(;in..$f.(;.lues, ?b0l0W Valueiat $10-50- _The Barryifor $9.50 Slater; Fiidtiiiilig ~$‘lJl'l00c(:)ir(i)<ll‘_?'§f'.l£i:(()!,_ Irfdjrhe
V V _ V _ (ieneral Agent for P. E. Island there is prospect that com and other fged for hoggwouid _ $3.50 anda large vanety,of.lQwei;fi‘a¢¥s at from $8.50 up. 1 _ _ _ -_  ' 3
°""‘ ‘ '  ` drop much more, thus bringing the 'whole situatio;;..ai_<.,` , _.Buy now for veryfhigh prices,” e*c'ortain. 4 _ _ ,.‘,',1’,,~,i§i¢|,'-'[QLl]||
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