ER 26 1921
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0(-'1`°_ _- _ ___ 'run CHARLOTTI-:rows GUARDIAN .
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(special to The Guardian) (gp¢¢|,| ¢ Th G _*_
I LONDON, Oct. 26--Insurance a M0N'|`H`EAl: Oct.. zloqxne-'b)f the
largesldfedgesi the r
igainst the outbreak of war be
U itdStte nd Ja
“Ween the “ ° “ " “ ' ' ”‘*“'i“S vomipietlion slv°ttli1‘si':l?a`;
D n DD Of b°ft“'3 _neiembazndiz of dthe Canadian Vickers Ltd hers..
i 22 was eifec e n t e dll it is expected to be bands)
market today! wh;en ba {at1t;_,_;;1ul-        i_;:'e€r_io_-he; owners, the Depart- i _
lentio0B0B°\| ' . _ noliirin dir
_,_..;._;.;.z.._.._._._;._§ g}._.3_._~_._._.__;._5_3»_{_-:_ Messrs. I. ll. Myers and Donald McKinnon. ;;-gf,--._--_;-_-f_\~$’_;=i'if‘ WJ’-‘ii"§_»“--.lil
deal effected, the Times adds, Dl'0‘
on or e o e
the Woiiien‘s Canadian Club here
In the course of tier remarks Lad
.?__;.. 3.2,..
(Special to The t.tuard'an)
LONDON, Oct. 25-- The British
liourd of’ Trade has instructed
.`.-tustraiian agents to despatch to
l-England a. supply of zinc concen-
trates. The Board la prepared to
intiilitain supplies mr immediate
requirements in order to enable
the sinelters to restore works, thus
ri-lieving unemployment.
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ISDUST CAUSE8` ASTHMA.-
i-veti _o little speck io small to sec
will lead to agonies which nc
words can describe. The walls
ot' the breathing tubes contract and
it seems as is the very life must
the condition Dr. J.
Asthma Remedy
the user to rest and health.
ill breathing is established again.
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jcotiooiisiiiisi-iiciiitsi
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.7 BASE BURNER for snle. Apply
89 Rochford St.
.Q-li* »¢`Kl‘€"-il
_WANTED-Girls for pluln_ _sewing
ji Apply 54 Queen St.
\i/w.AN1' n._ PiANo 1° i-has
_ E A O
For particulars apply to 'Guar-
dian Office. _
FOR SERVICE.-PURE BRED
\'oi'k.~"iiire hog, Claude Crasweii,
\\'ln.-iloe.
WANTED. - EXPERIENCED
pants ain-d vest makers. b. A.
itruce.
POUND..l.iiiiy's handbag contulii-
iug sum cf money. Owner can
have same by proving property
-,'-,ying ad. 158 Richmond St_
-_J-_-
*W.NTED AT ONCE GIRL FOR
gneriii housework. Apply to
li-s. Allison Holmes, East Royal-
l.
_,__._,?--i--i--
WANTED-\Viil be buying livi-
geeso Wed. anti Thurs. Price.
$2.00. J. L. Gillis, Kensington.
,___-
wAN1'Eo._'ro RENT on suv
house centrally situated. Appll’
at this otllce.
WANT-ElD_-BOARD AND LODG-
ing ifor .Agricultural liigh School-
students. Apply at the st-.bool or
phone 869.
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WANTED-.Experienced fox man
to go to northern New York
Stute_ -New ranch and new
house with good salitry. Apply
stating erperience to \V. l(. Ro
gi-rs. Charlottetown. _
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MOVING PICTURES AT MT.
iS'iew‘urt Thursday, Cardigan i-‘ri
.lay. Wheatley River 'Saturday
-Starting of a serial-Vanishliig
Globe, -lst Chapter. Don't miss
ii. Shows starts 7.50.
longing to the international Cci
respondence Schools. Will flnde
plr-ase leave at Rogers Hardware
Store and get reward.
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'WANTED A .GINTLIMAN OR
represntstivo in Charlottetown
to handle Watkin's Products. Al
or spare time. Fine opportunity
Write for full particulars. The J
lt. Watkins’ Company. Dept. H. 7
Hamilton, Ontario.
'FOX RANCHBR WANTED - A
i-‘ox Ranches with some experi-
en to lake charge of it Rancn
in Quads County. blbsral wages
to .t c right man. Apply giving
qualifications. A. B. care o
Guardian. ' -
rience unnecessary. No canvas
Blitz. Vacancies local and Do
minion wide. State age, expo
rience, if sny, Addrws Posts
Box. 595, ’l'oronto_
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, f d l ss colors into they took place in Canada and in
.YANTID _conpafswr MA" gut =`:y:|'1rg?;me:it§e or dl'8i!€\‘|9l Prince Edward island. in the
or position as secretary of the sr
r d ed before. United States millions of dollars
Canadian Silver Fon Breeders' oven if sho has neva y 0 “___” __wM_e(___ to a much "eater
Association. Must bs abl to .lust buy Diamond Dyeii. ii WGN?
lllndlo correspondence and. ltesp hind, then your material will coma extent. Camps and convnieacent
records gpg |¢gqg||¢|_ plgggg qu; right, because Diamond DVM hoincs were erected by thg tdous-
stltc nge, huglgosg experiences, urs guaranteed not to streak: nnds nnil when the war shut own
-reference aaili lsry expected
" li instsrial you wieii isssnnd the people were glad and
Addr.” cmuan sun' F" 'M 'asain' . R or whether gave thsnlis that it was sol (Ap-
nfternoon Lady Byng addressed
Austrian Zinc For bngiand
r wn eiveie ram He tried tc tell them American
paign addresses The -i`hairuian ‘pork was not as ood and the
made upon the government bv its
oveinnien l e T e time the votln owsr
tion would not bl- cniployeil--tlint want free trade, and lf not we must
when McKenzie Kin vtus chosen laboring under considerable dit-ia
.es and you take away from us our
hnmo market~our most important
market and it la a nocessity to us.
ter for a man to pay $35 more for
a bindar or a mower whic1 under_
ordinary conditions will last half
N" ’”sl§i_2ll‘°‘il-st... Large Meeting at ""'°“ "fj‘.§".l.. will HlHliN ilUlH5[iH|l|l  
IIIICC IIIIS
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No Li uors for Delegates . . . .. - . . y .
- Mr. John J. McGilvray limited the replied that when you get into the 0 I d' ' - - ' - ~ - -- i =
(Special t The Guardari) iht ioiiilitions alleged to haw icen
_ --' speakers strictly to the hali»uo:ir. mines und lumber camps "pork ;.. n n   “Fm N 0; .,_,___H the H__m___`l,,,;,.|f. \,y lliii-on ltot-liscliilil when
(3P°¢|*" ¢° Th_?_5G,;,‘_:"d ‘£2_____l_ ___ p0rk”! Make no mistake about ' 4 ' " ' ' `
LONDON, Oct. .. -- 9 he Real Issue.. it, fellow farmers, the question you (Special to The Guardian - `. _ _.is pill-ii with, it would make it, it is
delegation to the Wll9h:“_€i_f:l1‘§0|l' _ Mr J ___ M er _ ___ ._ have to decide at this election is _L0-\'|JUl\', Oct. 25--Tile Prlnice of ;f:_l,,::hE:n,l1hT.r:Ii`TS ‘A-/,\,\,?gx)£,l,l,‘_:,l,\:`l;!: i-luiiiis-ii_ tlrf-at Britain complete
ference todn_y »\y)cnt_e_og__i:_ea _y 03]. remu-rk__- c0.n_gr_ym_:__;n_ _:lee op)i;i(i)_n_i- www” we an “omg to make a _\_\iiles will leave l.ondon Wednes- “.m`,,,.,i.,t may lm. m,l|,`.(.,§;|,|,, iuasii-r of (li-i-niun iiiimices and
So far as I 9 °“ ' ` ' change in our fiscal polic or wh - “Y Ui .i0iH the \\'iil'>ihil-l R “OWU I-`-l -  » ~ ‘- » - h- 'I " ' ' ' _ ‘ '~ '
<‘Bl`Il£‘il. '-here Wm be no omcml glllvierlllonhxlkiver upon their §pl‘”""t‘\er we are Uolni to colilinue tea P‘"`l~‘ii1I0\1tli cu its vuyageeto Liam- ililliibl ti:-difililitirimpai-‘ii-li:i|li;in‘k)m|iiliro)i§`iil:iii's liiiiiiicizil auii inilustrlal lint
shipment of -|iqU0_|`5 fm' the dem' ___‘m_:_“ _:V °hHw‘“5ha _“fem iii H115’ enjgy ghg bgnsflts Of protection |,~, bay. liis ileparture from Vlcio- R,[|m.|,;|,| Wm, ,.,.,.,.',,,|V ,|'iR,.,,,,_,,,.,| iiii-ide-utuli_v also her luture pollil-I
B111*-‘B 0i` P°"5°““°-. fmed ‘:i_';eYh._s_o__4)?_ l0_BI1_hl;l lefilye ou,t- Eanem canada_ Th" IB the “_ ria stzitiuii Wednesday will be ti fu- me ;.§yai,|'|,(.|,i,,g gf MLW ,_.,.,.,||_ , i-nl polls-ir-s uuiler liritisli iliri-ctiuu.
.»--<09-** _ _ p._SPn Wt- lnily ailair and he will be accom- runiiiiiil, into billiuii.~'. with liiinki-is T ' I
campaign and the political issues prime() U, portsmouth h . .
- ~ ' Y his DH* ; l l l atrial ici i rs li-ri-, is re- ::.\'lziliy uiutlierg have reason in
   ;LGnB"akev:_I:_|£_le “g'h_c_°"mf§ elf'-; The Menace From the Wht. ll"""’ 0"’ `D“k"- Ui Ymk “nd FMU” tlliiiicilluib lizivc iilibili- `iiie ileiniiuil lil(-ss Moth:-r Graves’ \\'oriu Exli-`.'
"""" A B n ac 8 HH' hmm’ while the Mckmzle K_ fa __ Hvnry- as ii i-ouiiillon, nci~:ii~illng to .-iiiini inlnzitin-_ lim-:iiise it has ri-lievi-.i
(Special to The -`-uard an) . .` » ' ' na C wi' e<»¢-_-- i--.‘ 'nsil. the (‘i-riuaii in-iiplcs or thi- lilill- ities of siiffering uiiil
QUEBEC Oct 2---an Suturda' opponents the lfmeml 'md Ag'“` is °' 'mam 'mp°"a"°° W" th” 9°"' ' ' ° _--Mol-lil-lil( Siinnil-» l':iri\-. So, ii' inziii- ihoiii iii-aliiiy.
' ' 5 Fiiln liilrties. buch has always tical struggle foday there is a   U 'J E’ ` `
been the Case. The Qpposltlgn ul- grave dangdr in the gg;-gnggh of the ’ ;,-,_-,~ 1.- _-. .__._:.. .;.  . . . . .. _-»- _ --~»--;->---£15114*--~---l~ HW;
J' XIHYS Wantzlto get in. Sometlnies_Wes_tern grain growers. They do ' _
H _ ey are a e to take the side of tt not 0|l°W mixed #firming as we d°. (Special to The Guard an) '
___f_':§___'__‘1_;l__ Dt he’ '"5"' '° Ili’ question that will appeal to the They want open markets in Min- (Yi T.»\\VA, Oct. 25--Fifteen hun-
- people as being in their best inter- nespolls for their wheat and lit is iirrii ilpplii-ativlis. u sinullei- num - |
est. l~alling that they fall brick up to us as people gf Eagtgrn cs.-._ -hcl- than usual, have been receiv
upon what is culled criliclsiu of the ada to waich well lest in a short rd l`roiii ciliididuti-s for thc ni:-xi '-'-'“"'°“*"*
Ks-iieral i-xtiiiiinat o
3 ' tnpowr. hspeak- , gp dth . ' " i, li'  . . -
erabeliizved.. at :he be_ginnii:_g of the w\_(l nl=:°wervl_;\ tian_a_:a_a gag: weztrblf ducted by the Cixi* Seiililctii Cforn.  ai Tulle    of 
pr sen camps gn, liut e oi il P09- e ri s sec 'o t iiiissiii i .'t: l lls - lbl l .. - -
obsolete criticisms of the oppos - make up our minds whetlhgrmlxg for .~a|ilciio|gif;i`|ilit=)i-sn slriillg I-?ei'tlz§ili\il     ai 
iii-ll\ship:~.
the issuewas to be it clear- -ut out vote against li. ' -' ‘ -‘
on the turiff question, 1|; 1919,' We t'iirmer.~i in this province url- 'IuSt‘lfl(m‘\'l0n'
~ g ' . - _ , id-.
leader of his party, he lalii down .i vtiiliugt-. We know how to till our  -°-*'-"-- _ _
platform which must be considered crops; we are indiistrious and u t ' .. . »' - ‘ - ~ ` - - - ~ 5; 0 ' C01'
as the platform oi' his party tcilziy, ili'ralil of work: but we lack ro-Utlii' Sn '_'T_he Pau ]0,t lem" nh to lth_(hd.1__g_e _ _  1
onli which is pnlciicuiiv in-c it-alle. e-raiive marketing militias. in- ruptioii against Mr. Meigiieii and uses its  1tiil\_1_.i
'I‘h__ Grain Grows-rs nf the wpgt nm cluileil in l’i'i-inter .Vlelghen's plat- _ _ _ _ ~ , . - - » - l 3 ‘ 1',
outefor free trade and will be nn- l`0i°ui there is provision iuade to 5'l)3-Le dt length m df? attempt to move I t
tisiied with nothing else. Wlierf-as t-uzihle us tu .~'.i-iiil the l1i‘Giiut-ts iii' Mélghldll iS tl °'Cl‘O0k. .
the (‘oni=srvntlv¢~ party '_ ,l1an|lln_; our farms to the iuiirket when it ~~___ _ ,- , . 1 - - .f  -_
by the gi-rind old Nniirihsl Policy is requires! and where it is ri-¢iiiii'~ ST. hollis, Oni. -E. J. Mn- .Even had he “milieu ‘mil gent the.dllege`1 if ,L
or mcii»-rata prcil-crion, s polio-_f i-<1. It we -ii-1- iioiiiii-ii.-i under nion. i-rt-sitit-in or me omni- or 'gl-pin -he would be doing no illegal or ilriproper ict.
that has built Canada up, and thit 0\li‘ DPGSPDI Systciu that Montreal Railrcni T l i . t i' ` , , - . f - ‘~ - - ` ' ' ( iS`
is keepin! her Boing at the preseiit markets will be overcrowded with a stall'-iiier'i2tegir:|Ht‘lir:  The Iedl 0H9i1£~(’._ l]()W@\,@|_ 15 llflil that he.d].d do ll
‘msrketilng our products then we take and time was proven`hlm to Dlstrlcto 30:11? pa S 0! the Rusuco . . ..
_ _ _ , _ b l _ _ t . _- _ _ - . _ - , und io ii . -
would miter not have if. it is sn- lie iironc. Rob canada of her =-f»,,h,, ,,,e,,,,,°,,_ t,,‘§,",§‘m§§,§’,fe,`;‘;‘:,e“‘,',,e‘,‘,f|ister of the Intex lot (M1, Meighen) has dehvet ed in s,__,_ ,,,._ T,,,,,,,,,,,. E,.,,,C,,,,, 0,, ,g
a life time- than to take down the
tariff bars on the products of his
fieida which he markets every
year.
.\lr. Myers went on to quote fig-
urcs showing the vast amount of
produce shipped to this 'country
lroui the Unlteil States lust year
which entered ilito direct conipeli-
tion with (‘anadliin foodstuffs to
The MeN:"1ant Marine.
Mr. Myers went on to speak of
the building oi’ the Canlidian Mer-
chant Marine and of the work th-so
shlps are doing .to increase the
trade ol' the country. Uuwardg of
sixty ships have been built of Can-
adian :-teel and Canadian lumber,
in Canadian yards and by (‘.unadhm|
“'0\'iUll9n and they are carrying :zur
'\._08T.~Saturday evening nedr cor-
ner of Queen and Grafton Sts. a
moss leaf leather Wnmno' be._ pet, og gangs, Pork prodding to yi-:ir i-urned a tidy surplus after all
TUATIONS VACANT- -Required
several young mon and women
with ambition, not afraid to grasp
an opportunity. Previous expo __
the value of $1,ii95.747.00. Pots- products abroad over the seven
toe. were imported into this coun- seas manned by hardy -Cnnudinni
try while taey were rotting in our officers and men. These ships cost'
own cellars. Mr. ill. A. McKinnon Canada $191 per ton, wh-ite shipsl
undertook to inform his heurcr.-i of the same class In the United
the other nlglit iii Grand View that States coat $215 per ton. Thesi-
this wus because cf the biz' ilre figures that cannot be disputed.
freight rates. Mr. McKinnon i-v-~ The Liberal candidates claim that
dentlv thought the Yankees cur- they should have been built for $3.7
ried those potatoes in here in th-ir it ton--that ships in the Olii (‘iiun-
pockets. (Laughter.) lirics it try were selling ut that figure,
not seem reasonable that the gauic The Old Country is full of cast
(Wight rates on potatoes going out off v~;'ii'sliips und transports and no
of tho country would apply io lilo douhi they can be picked up cheiip»
potatoes going into tht- i‘0lii\li‘i"-’ i.V» They fire being sold many .ir
As for eggs, nearly two and a half iheiu for junk ani will probably he
million dollars worth came 'i"t° \"'<>k-'n up anyway. it is ridicu-
Canada from the United' States lust' ions to campiire them with the
year and took t"\e place of our sgggi new ships of the Canadian Mer-
. in the cities and towns and mar- rhulit Miirilio. These ships last
r the value of over seven mlllionsii-xiii-ii.-ws were paid and after dui-
of dollars came into °ur market in l>i'ovl.~'ion hail been made for iii--.
_:°mpem_|°__ with W, own pg,-k pro. |ir¢-rlalioii. The fact that the Can-i
ducts. liad there been no duly how liilian govt'-rnmeiil had the Dillrk
much more would have come ln? lo carry through a work of this'
it would seem to any reasonable kind uf it limo so difficult should
l producer that what we want along rommeiiii itself t.o thc thoughtful
I the line of tariff is not li-BH DY0- "°i_f"'5 07 the COUNTY-
ye(-gign hut more protection! 'llic opposing speakers have had
--somebgdy win tail you tonight. no much to say on other occasions rc-
’ doubh.. comrmmd ur, Myers, ‘-tlinr gardlng the axtravagnuce of build-
the corn fed pork of flip United ins: the Soldiers’ Convalescent
States cannot compete with our Home and the Dalton Sanitariuni.
p,.c|uc|_ \V,.||_ | know 3 ,Ripley in _Everybody knows that these build-
       
who knew it when the war was
_    going on? Our soldiers werp coin-
iiig home broken and wounded and
' winnwoiaui oi run.-
Curiv-IHS Ami A    is .is :....:..-2:.
 Llke NQW it the.. limi iniisii to provide nc-
coinmcdntion for them? We sre
-»-r glad t'iat those buildings wore
_ plamnnd Dyes" add yenrs of'waat'sd. Glad 'hat the war is over
_ wear yo worn, -failed skirts. walsli and that those useless bulidlnila
coats. stockings, sweaters cover- will bo remembered only for the
I mgg, hsnglngs, druperies every". bright. happy ilvss that were saved
thing. Every package contains illr- by fheml. Such "exfrnvsitiincvs"
Bom,” so .|mp\9 any wmnan can took place ull over the world and
;‘.:'::;.-‘.i.':..Li..“'::°l.r.lin.‘°-si.-' i’.°‘.-..'.‘:.i.‘.::i-.'l-;."ziffii -"i.ii:‘-:sz i   ‘is   l-<----Si =-Cs 1---» tin- 1----Wi--2* -he ---f=  “_---1 
. . .1 . . . ' oricr o  . -' _ ~ _ - i . .- 4 -
me pusqugeq und __o__n_, witlistnnding anything that may be want is it systebi of marketing our' the ilgzislitin iff l`r‘i§tilt(1(Fi‘i)ii$'c(iil>`jtc|>li’i Vote In favol Ot the (lovermneqt by ‘I Luge m‘1.l‘-H ity
‘ ' ' said to the contrary the stand of cr0l>~‘\ HS, will fffrli the trade as rt--i ihc proposed strike on October itil. he qholild try t0 gét the bellefli. Of that V0f.€. .
the three parties an this important iiuireil. This is what the t'riilti.Tiie ti-legra her. Unto i. th lil ` i ,~. - . ' . - ' '-
issue is the thing which chiefly growers ci” California iliil a ten/ibnily of rali,roiid‘ ciriplrtiycjes inmiiiiif The 'pobltlon of tlhe parties at that mme “AS
il] l[|VlN|]E llIll|l]NE lil
ltoilisi-hilii illanking liousi- pills U" Wil” i\“"“ \ii>`l \V0*‘ii. lift' <`0i\\'
piactii-.illv plan- not only Grr
-'"°t°i:“:.€:"x2‘r.-;f°l°‘@. .  i§‘:.',§‘..”.'i‘.‘..r":.“.:;..:.‘i;‘t..£°"tai lin"  ‘if-"       ...inline wen tindeniood. The Government Paris- wan.-
r l o 9 - ' -» ' 1 : .4 ganizil Llis. ' , . . 'i _
in the spring of the yéar with our what we in Eastern Canada must . :Gd t0 WIN 'PHE WAR at dliy S0;5t rind the Oppofl
imma to till the wil and put in dn. _ _ _ . - _tion wished .to WIN THE I.JL}._C[~1_0N at any C05;
, t e ti , , °.
ltsrnilzzfi ;ur'°¢:°"p°.;1°§ufp:il°tif; ~ ii has been insininneli by our' M9@tlilg  ‘Now the attempt to lowei M1. Melghen in the Pi-‘bil
ted pro- tem and nl an early date'
another meeting will be heiil; whrnl
-ihe stand taken on Friday last will
be considered again and the i-lec-
tion of officers ratified
l'llie namrs of ithose elected at
the lust meeting are as |'0ll0w_,-;__
lPresident-iSimon -Pineau, North
Rusli-co.
Vice-Pres.--Walter Buntain, North
Ru-slicu.
IDirectors.--Jas. Stevenson. Rus-
tlco. Dc-mitien Gallant, Oyster Bod
Bridge. Chester Rackhani, Wheat-
ley River, Bruneau Pineau, New
Glasgow 
The iSecret:iry-Tmasilrer of the
(‘.iub will he chosen b_\' the ollli-er.-i
aD|l directors ni`-ter thi-. next uit-ei-l
lnlz. tlisdiiitc of which will ho an-
nounced shortly.
King`s County
Campaign Openedt
The illrst meeting of the King’s
County cninpoisn was in-.ici si
Peake's Station on Monday night.
There was n large initenriani-e und
the speakers were giivt-n n good
hearing. -Mr. Paul Mc.Lauchlitn,
presided. 'I`ht speakers were Mr
Jn-mes Mciliinac, M PM Mr_ J, J,
Hughes and iMr. Daniel Mullins,
the ioitltcr being the U. F. candl-
ilate. Mr James Molsanc gave an
excellent speech. a fuller report of
which will nippesr later.
Mr. J. E. Sinclair.
Mr. J. E. Sinclair, the next speak-
er ,criticised the government front
the opposition point, of view, nialn-|
taining that ut the conclusion of
the war the Union Cioverninr-ntl
should have returned to the old
party lines and that the tnritf ls-
iiue cannot be settled at this or
any subsequent election. lt being
a question which must be adjust-
ed lrcm time to time. While not
wishing lo question the Govern-
ment's necessary war expenditure
he claimed that there was too
much extravagance, corruptlon_
nnd profi-teering. lie claimed that-
Mr_ Myers hail not put fcrwurtl
the whole case in regard to the
tariff ns he had not shown how_
much goods came into the States
from Canada. The United States_
market. he believed, was of more
importance to us than ours to
labor would be in vain if if w¢|~¢ opponents that the government has . - estimation can only be made in a Small CO!-ner by a
.
t f th kat' f o _ beer i' t.i- l t :ti i . ' . , . -c , .
i3bce.°'.`.W; :i'l'l"likem:iti3i‘ oil: seg- iiiziriuftigtiiartxs. mlltls gm i?i(iiti]e‘i‘ I    lslnau paper edlted.  a  lnan' Thin thread bare
\ ll rate on the ship chan- , -ii
i . . .
viding for the payment offs tgirl a__’_|_`h<_%_;e___;iLe:s oi:_del__sr_;;-_e__n=_i_t§:;i_;:_lan1,-_ti ;:~);_¢h_£g,]: ,lm he __a__ _mugmdherri pg-_ _i;_r¢_::_>v;-_03n;s_:,_e_i;e_;i_z;<:e_\»;il(ln :_‘;‘__"v‘l L0a,llS Ar6 fOr S016 Purpose 0fEnalb11ng
I | ear venapm-to w s _ _ ' n y»-wo cert s is poun an ery. Th d d __ '
_-;-;,;-5;"-;-,,,,,e;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,., .,.. :_i;»_»_;»_i_i_5;:_»i__me_ii_._.5__;.l.._.._.3;_, ina.. 10...., wi... 1... .ss ll... li... ll.. solo... ,§*..-..'..“...i‘.'i.‘.”...l“3..f§°é9l°?E Germany to Meet Reparation Payments
uniiec states ol American as -pay- . ' - ° i if Prim was seventeen cents. Hs long over- .iii with it .lin-stil-ii or -is - - ° 1 E
C t did .
ment o_i; parrt ¥;_ygi;1_t:__|;|;_;>f3;Juii_;i2e2bts ?__\_|_‘_’°_‘_1_B_H__0_Lc_¥;__;»rs_C_t;_I\ El\t&;_n__l\_idt;s;__a_sl?t_edwtyaiaglirllhethgrouxlglerktgas  tt. .indwu depth of 20% feet.     q
Elpgalad l;I_cl§li(i)non,  lyiclklnnongs-wamped _with American pork. P » S   
Lilierateil From
Russian Prison
(Special to The Guard an)
llALll<`AX. Oct 25--Prof. R. R.
Ks-els-y oi' the staff ot the Nova'
Scotia 'l`ec-liuicul College in 1910,'
wiio went to Russia following tnei
Soviet upheaval and received an
appointment from that Govern-
ment, only to be later imprisoned
when he expressed opposition to
cordlng to word reaching Halifax
Previous to going to iiussiu Prof.
Keeley wus identified with ai steal
corporation in Pittsburg.
-*toe
Strike Likely
To lie liveited
(Special to The Guardian)
WASlllZ\`G'l`().\', (li-t. 25--.-\ttiir-
ferent-u with Ilistrici .-'tttoriieys
from live great railroad i-cutri-s oi'
thi- nation after the confi-rs-nci:
Mr. l)aughi-rty was positive- thai-
nti .strike would couic. lie left
no iloiilithbout thc C-uv(-i'uincnt'.~;
intentions of seeing to thi- opt-r.i
lion of thi- rotiiis. if lilo vi-rilii-t
i‘0lnP.~i :iiiil ahiiiit his iii-|iartiiienl’.~;
|ii'~-liaiviini-ss.
__é_.¢g&_l.._.
Bad Weather
In British Isles
(Special to The Gu.-ird.ani
i.().\`D()1\', Ui-l. 2.7--,\‘-vt-ru wt-:itll
er pri-vails in lhi- lirilish lst-s
Snow has hi-cn ri-porlr-il lu plat-as
as far u.p:irt us t`uitlinf-ss and
llrighloii, 'i‘lii-rv have be-i-ii in-;iv_.'
i-iili-S aroiiiid the i-ii:i'~'i_ A .-li-iiiiii-i
iills l'o|iiidi»re-d oil' .\‘piiriilii-all and
ii st-hooni-r has been \vr--cki-ii oil'
I»‘iuliiii0i'nitgll ullii :ie-vi-i'lll smaller
shipping i-usiiziltii-.~i hiivi- been rs
pii-is-ii from .\i:-ii-gate and Yai'
uit-uth.
Poor tuck_For  Cai
(Special to The Guardian)
Communism, has been released ac-|
ney Gt-ni-ral l)aiiglir-rt_v was in t:ou_
which lasted until lziti- last niglit.‘
i
| »
i-nos 
Armaments Coniereiioe '
gasps Nov. l2_
(Special to The Guardian)
\VA.SHl'NGTON.' Oct. 25.-The
opening of tho Limitation of Arma-
ments conference will be postponed
from Armistice Day, November Ll.
to Noveriiiber 12, it was announced
.it the State Department today.
Premier Lloyd George
Coming to America
Nl-JW YORK, Oct. 25 -The Cun-
ard line announced today that the
Acquitania bringing Prime Minis-
-icr Lloyd George u.nd his official
pai-ly would sail from South Hamp-
ton. Niivciiiber ihirii, two days
alle-:iii ol' rcgulzir i-iirlieilule. The
Prime Mlnistcr is si-.lic-duled ts re-
main in thi- lluiti-il iSi:itL-s until
lli-ce-iiibf-r Iii-il when ho will rel-urn
to l-Jnlilanil on the (‘ariiianla. in
case ‘hc .-liiiuld iii-t-lilo -lo lengthen
his slay it is :inuouni-eil lin will re-
turn lioiiic i)i-i-i-iii»iiei- lliih on tha
Aizquilaiiia.
Prince County
Campaign Opened
l Mon_d_ay Night
'i`hi- l’rini~l- i‘ouniv canipalgn
opt-ui-d .\iii.uduy night with it large-
ly :ills-uilt-ii ini-rating at Tignlsh.
.\lr. .\1. A lioyli- occupied the ch:iii°_
.\lr. A. l°.`. Mi-l.»»;in, thi- Liberal can-
|iiiil;ii»-, was thi- first speaker. lla
tiiti-hi-il vi-ry gingerly on the txt-
ritt' qui-:=ti.»ii, uviiliilng all ref(-i~cnl:a
iii thi- iiiipiirifitliill, fret- ul' duly, ot'
agrli-uliuiul products, devoting
liiiosl ol' his limi- to the alleged.
sins of ihl- .\li>ighen government,
its cxtiavugaiir-c and its costly
officials and :i .siyiiipositiin upon the
in-nefits to bs- derived from the re-
turn to i.n`ii~e iii the Liberal party.
.\lr. .\li-Li-an`,- speech was practi-
cally a reproduction ni’ the cam-
paign s|i~i=-i~ii he delivered during
the i.ilc provincial pre-election
PARIS, (ict. :::’i--That King i‘a-l
lose everylliiitg is thi- iii-i~lar:\lii.li
iii' t‘oulil Ili-iiili-iii, llii- llilnglriiiii
Pri-lille-r, in :in inli-rvii-\\' with illi-
spt-riai i-orresponili-ill nt liiiiiaipc.-‘.1
of l’i-tit Parisi:-ii. 'i`hi- iiiriiii-i
Eillperor l`iirr~cs \\'r-ri-i‘.::l|1o.~.i_ii oi
[)is:if`foti-il, fornit-i' .-\u:=lrl::u i.li`i
cers and solrlicr.<. Thi- ltiiigk.
chances of regaining Ili- ihi-on.-_
which wort- nevcr great, :irc niinv
i-nliri-ly gone.
-_--<-o>-_
Canadian Apples
i-‘or imlierial Export
. i 1- | - ' .
sons loser is get the in-no we can fact they are being iii-orsciwl in w - ' ion »b res iectable Libelal
I' out _of our efforts. Anil we have a the same wav us the furuier -sl _Tim f“""f9'_`-“ _M R"-“|00 ‘md ““i"iSlandi1.lS notleven m?_nF Q  is time ony personali i_()_\'[)()._\;_ 0C;_ gg; _.Three him-
,perlect right to do so. Any iuun Dl'0\°"t‘d' D° You not think ilie ‘°““‘H"g 'H”mc[ hem “ meeting papelbln the arger 1) dee" I y dreii and thirl,\'~six boxes of On-
who starts in the game of farming mantlfacturer is more of a friend 1" R“’u°" Han' ml Fmmy eve”mg'i-Charge made ag3illSiL him by 3. party that 2llW3.yS de` tarlc, Nova Scotia. New Brunswick
_ deserves the very best that this than an enemy to the' farmer? Om- 21”- ta discuss the q“e9U9“ - . . ._ - k ` ' Ishii liritish Columbia apples ar-
‘ country can ‘Ivo mm' But Wm what makes up A city but me mam gitngca-9I’llterauvetlll‘we Stbxiild Sh; penlded on Slander as Its fn St hne of attac ’__and in riveil l'oi- the lmpt-rlal ‘Fruit Show
"free trade" or “freer trade" with ufacturiug establishments-the in- ~ 6 me" 5 Wi," fe” ‘ . ' -' ' ' - ' - iTll,lS .» l .- -H 1 f. 1, - 1 » -
'other countries of the world be dustries? And the cities must ui: by -1 R°P"°5e“'“ti"e .°' me D°mi“` the p].eSent elefctlon tha?  hne S0 he t. e  rklfeii r'i~otizli]tie?iilt|i:>(ne bfi-(t.\\i.:`iici’i`"tii';
me lien iiiinghis country can tic _ren by me pl-miners ortise form. f_‘Z_“___f_-_“'_';_eSt?_c_i;ni?;;gch_;n»_;'ir<;_ n?_;11l_- clean indeed. Phey admit he is able and they wish _-:__g_____ _"__, D0___,__,_m _.______ __,_,__“.___,__
iifor hint? This is the question tnu s it not batter for us o have our 1 5 9 '5 1 _ , , ' _ . V ° . _ , `.  |_ .1 . H. - -
Cnmldiun mrmcl. must decide _md cm” on ""8 ‘me 0|' the "nc “_ _e_uccess of the method of selling li(-3_ Welt? COI`ll1I)iI, rlfld l]_Ot being COTI llpt they ll’lV€I'liZ ;y_h:;_f;i;‘_cc_;i_i~p__:y;0nE3Scxite ini tiuit
1 personally age si1euk_ei', himself .i  than in thtei ti-nlut: kSt'ates7 ___g;f_ S_t_?_‘_’k°___;`_i:_‘?z_:1_‘;§;‘;~‘_SSi_f__Y _¢;_l'd;<_lr1'1_t:‘J_1__]-115 yal-n as 3 make_b@I1eVe_  __
iiii-mer, cou see on y one way in i_ you ever s op o -n wa.-it _ , _ _ _ » _ . - . . . f -. - 1-eo-¢>-i
which that question can be answer- 1 kind of a spectacle Canada would :l!';:_U'l'|_ i""_h |‘:"' °;|U?'PY`|"i9-_ Ya-9| Dr- Mlchaell Clalk of Red Deer’ an abie ‘ln`l_ Fe _,For Bmh House and s_______e_
ed by the farmers of Prince Ed- present if there were no cities? Q___“, gin) B( ou? _am Mgsle p'e"em|V9l`€ Op[)0Il€Ilt Wl'lO h€Hl'd the C256 aI`g`Ll€d1Il P31 1121- ,_.__'__'__e __ __ __0____ _______ of ______i___‘___
ward island. We would all like .-’\\\'iiy buck years ago George " e “Ped 0' mm? “Ll 0? .in the - .  Q Ht   f. th char," _  __ _ _ _ _ _
very much tu an cheaper mac.1|n_i Brown mid (hm C__n___l__ would “___ £t_\_i_1_ibterL,_aiiifl_ at Liv:-._Slot:k -shipping lfleflil, l”ldSt€l`i€(`l tO `iS~OCld 9 lil'lS€ lOI'l`l € 5 _  _.~:K:;.il:i_n_g._0“i;=:_\/5-i_il
i eiry, .but lf we have to get that ms- ver iinil could never be ii iiiiiniifac-|I'§l,___d 1;” ‘;I"_ M ‘ts kind on the G5 ;1]’]~d Sp()ke HS fOllOWSI- ,m,_|; umh' __;._, ,_uhj_,_., to m`_,'m.
H.°h|"°"Y *t 3 “°"m°° 'fl "‘m"‘9 °" turing "°“n'ry' but that ‘WN “ "‘i'i`| ‘I‘)ue'-ti 1 mm€i"tL “ ‘ ‘ ' ' ` ` ll  ` th Min- ' uiiuients nrlsin llrciiirinilaiiiiiition
I have heard most of the speec es at e it
i l manner of cut sdnil brui
this House and I will tell the honorable gentlemen
something about him. I never knew him in debate
to stoop `to ‘hit below the belt; I never knew him iii
debate to make use of a personal remark; _I never
knew him in debate to argue his case, except upon its
merits, and these three statements being true, in so
far as my recollection goes, I would be very chary at
least about bringing any charge of dishonor against
him. I do not need to say more along that line. No
honorable gentleman iii this House can successfully
point to a case u/‘here he (Mr. Meigheu) did not live
up to that reputation. His private character and his
past actions in private and iii public, are such as
Would make me extremely slow iii siiigliiig him out
as the particular Miiiistcr ugaiiist whom a charge of
personal tiisiioiioiwhiiiiliii be brought or in regard to
which :1 coiiiuiittcc should be asked to investigate
cei'taiii public matters with a view to impugiiing his
honor. I regret in this specific case, to t'hink the Op-
position has been imfoi-tiiiiate on general principles
I feel perfectly sure that on national grounds they
have been unfortunate in taking a course which could
have only one eliect and that is of' course keeping up
the war aiiimosities. 'lllicre is scarcely an honorable
gentlemen on the Opposition side of the House but
who believes in his heart that the :inimosities should
die but they say: “We cannot; allow them to die in
regard to the Military Voters Act, that is too valuable
a piece of electzioneering material.” It must be hauled
into a convention-where a platform is being cou-
structed, w'hic‘h should be of a reconstructed kind
surely in this reconstruction periodi it must be haili-
ed into a big session w`hen we are dealing with the
closing up of this great war tragedy, and in
t.-ddilsion it must be paraded and printed as a part of
the unscheduled portion of the platform which was
laid down.” »
The Patriot is doing only what it has always
done. It has a long record for sian-dering public men,
many of them now gone off the scene, from the late
J. C. Pope and Donald Ferguson to the present J. A.
M'cNeiil, Liberal-Conservative candidate for Prince
These were traduced regularly in their day in the
Patriot, but now none believes that they were the
scoundrels t'he Patriot claimied they were and all are
mem. our seasons differ. rherf--'revered as true, loyal and far-seeing men.
fore the marketing of our products
.NL hd, N- nm 'rail your druit they like our hospitals, were use-
Brcsdsrs Associsilos,__ _Summer - to nys is wool at lil .
i cones or mix,.»d.s°°4°. . il"-J _ .- ..._
Meighen is in good Company
does not clash. Their population' _ v
being so much larger is incapable I 3m_ SW etc__
_(00l\l§l__\_lyd
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VOTER.
an entirely ri-liable remedy for
such ailments and inisliups in both
human beings nnil the lows-r or-
ders oi animals.
guiublt-.~i ull on one card and wili|
ctiiiipaigu_ thc only difference being
the :substitution of iz-ileral sins
an-l i-xtrtwugancef-i for provincial
-.ni-= wliilc the proniis~-.»~ were prac-
'li-:illy thi- sairie, reilucetl taxes and
li-hit-r liiii'iii-its upon the people.
.\lr. .l. A. Mi-Nt-ill, the Conserva-
iivc i-:iiiiliiiule followt-d_ I-Ie mo-
l :ir ri-fc-rrr~il tn his nomination
l>~ 'hu l.ihf»i-al-I'onsr-rvritive con-
\---ntion. hoped he would bp given
iii.-i share of public support anti.
pri iiiisi-ii thzil, il' t-ioctl-il, he would
in his best to secure for his con-
tsiliiii-iic_v and the province its fod-
_cral rights. ()n the tariff ques-
lilou, which hi- said vi/as the most
‘iiuportiint issu,,. in-fore the 'people
of (‘unadu today. he declared his
stood firmly upon thi- plutt`oru\ ilii
the Liberal Conservative party.
thc plnifiirm in force- i`or over forty
years and on which Fanadian pros-
perity as we lizivi- it today was
built.
Mr. Horace \\'i'ii:\it_. the li. l-`.
(‘au<liilate, .\lr. A. t‘. Saiinilers.
Senator Milrpliy :intl .\lr. James Mc.
Giulh also a-.idressoil the meeting.
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i TIIE -VUE-A'l"HER
` FEMPERA 'FUR
FIDE, MOON, ETC
'i‘ORONTO, Oct-. 26 -Fresh.
sr rtug north ln northeasteriy
winds, Fiiir and cool.
iiigh iiile this ori-ning :il 6.53 and
tomorrow uiorning at ti.-iii.
lSun sets this afternoon tit 5.54
aril i_l.st-fi tomiorrnw iuprning at.
ii 33.
O-OO-QQQO-004-O-#&§6OGO§4 V
1 Goifs Dollar
50 pr. Lumberman's socks worth $1-00 '01' 
. 50 pr. slightly damaged
50 pr. grey army socks
300 pr. womcn's grey or white rubbers worth
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .
..
50 Pr. women’s Cravnnette heavy fleece lined
boots worth $5.50 for 
25 Ladies' rubber boots
25 Pr. Men's hip rubber
288' Pr laces, I2 laces for 
500 Pr. Insoles worth from 10
l
, .
_ _ _ _ _ patent leather boots
if i ‘ \\. with cloth and
" J  1 ' , kid tops, beat
" ‘$_ ' ‘ _._ makes, Classic. Kings-
.  _ bury and many Ameri-
L Y", PV can high class by Burt.
\, S , f New York, etc.,
i, sites from 2V, to 7|/2.
` _'_ -. $1.95 10 . . . . . . .
.. $2.75
._ ‘_ _ /
*.'.'.'*.'."¢'OO-GOQQQ-QQ
100 Pr. Ladies’
Brown |-Kid two strap
pump, cuban heel, right
up to date, and fresh
from the factory worth
$5.00 for  . $3.00 _
_ _T O-O-GQ-O4
liayiaigain
. '65c
. 50c
_ 45::
$1.25
35c
boots
$2.25
$2.25
$4.75
1Oc
086
Z
for
worth 90c. for . . . . . . .
..
..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
worth $3.25 for
boots worth $7.00 for 
to 35c for . . . . . . .
..
500 Pairs Ladies'
buttoncd_ and laced
ff; ._~_ 
-`  ,
/” -7/l/G 
50 Pr. 8oy'a boots 4': and 5'a worth $3.50 for $2.85
Any of thus left over
from dollar day will be sold
at shove pricss until the stock is exhausted;
when buying trom us ssk for s frss sampls of our
Lion Poilshss. The beat pollshes made.
10 per cont off our large new stack of gaitera and
almost everything else in the store not already discounted.
Goff Bros Ltd, l
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