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SECURITY- The wholc- wealth of the Dominion of Canada is
FAIR INCOME-It is better to get 51/, per cent. income from
urlty. The-re is no investment so profitable and so safe. \
'MARKETAB|L|TV- The Canadian Government bond can be
leadil sold throu h a banker or broker in a few hours at most
LLATERAL FOR LOANS-There is no better collateral in
NO WORRY- llonds cull lin i°eglst_ereii ill the nalne of the
holder and the interest will llc sent every six months direct from
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WILL APPRECIATE- Government bonds have always sold at
it pre-nlluin after victorio'ns wars. _
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vcrnmeiit bonds are treo from
buy il $50 bond, or $100, or $500.
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iXEiliPlilN iRiBlllliIlS  
EXEMPTION DEALT WITH UP _IE
T0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 21 _ 1407
FIXEMPTIONS ALLOWED _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1354 31,.;
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%i%.‘%l§i€i%i'i% %lr` : '
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IF
Rlill lll}lIllRS ill ,Parcels For
  iNliiN_li_iNi aint
(‘.()l"ENliAG~l‘]N.
- Prisone_i'§__ 0i War
(lol. Jenkins yesterday received th"
Nov. 21-A riot oc- iollowiilg tcielzranl, which speaks |‘or
occurreil recently 'in the interme-1it;iiselt`: _
riiiup near Kulisli, l‘oland, wllere S.
nlenibers of' the Polish iegioil, the
nucleus oi' ii proposed l’olisii army
lt. Jenkilis. M.ll_.
<‘lioi'lof.fe_towii. _
The followinp, cable has ileen io-
at' filo now Austro-tlerman proiccto- ceiveil l'ronl our prisoners oi` wni- 'lt-~
rate were soilt, when iilcy were dis- puiinleilt. Please give same all po.»~|
ilrincd anti disbitildeil several months si
ngo Ilecuuso they rr-fllsf-il io fake u pl
dual oath to l'oland :intl the Austro-
(iorman sovoreigns. Some members pi
ble publicity und :iniiouilce ill t_ln~l
'ess thr- foliowlilg regulufioiisz
i’ei°sonal parcels from i-<~_lilf_ivei~l I--
'isoile-is other than oflicois, one may
of tho legion, learning that a num- bo sent direct. every-.three iilonths, ii
ber oi’ their comrades proposed to coupon i'or which must lie olitaiiieii
lake the oath fell upon them with i`rom the Prisoners Dept., Coekspur
hammers, stones, chunks of coal and Street. No parcel can be forwarded
any weapons available, giving them on from here. Parcel may coiitaill
n severe beating. The Germans have any ot the tthllllowing articles, ainl
transi'erred the belllcose leglonaries must not wei.gli_ more than eleven
lu another camp. pounds: Pipe, sponge, pencils. polli-
ade, regiiiiental badges, shaving brush.
'I 4'# 'IN' 'O' 1| 'l"l» 4' *P 'P 1' 1|' Q Q 'I' 4 'I' safety i~az`or. mohair hootlaces, pipe-
l
4-+0004-n»-|»+-no-|»+-c-+-l»+ f-_r____he___ bumm___ OWL __
4, * igilts, hussii one handkerchief, slinv-
*' ,. ing soap, one stick health salt. ill-
* ,, s cticide braces or webbing, belts
e . ~
omb, haiibrushes, toothbrushes, cloth
h cl eckers.
in thi! column udvtl. are Inserted ,|omm0eS_ dubm h0\,,mnS_ nulrtl-len,
it two cents per word net. medal ribbons, polish, mittens. iiiufll-
BOY WANTED T0 LEARN PRINT- fl
ing. Apply Guardian Office.
_ 1305-11-21Mti_
T0 LET DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Prince Street. F. S. Moore.
‘ 1273-l 1-20Mfll .
FOR SALE A MALE MINK JOSEPH
McKinnon, Selkirk, Station.
` ‘ 1271-11-20lVl3ipt1.
FOR SERVICE REGISERED PRIZE
winning Yorkshire hog. WBUHC0
Stand, Highfield. 1301-11-Zlllilili.
WANTED- GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. J-_ H. Ay-
erss 78 Euston St. 1319-11-22M3i.,
FOR SALE-SOW TO FARROW IN
_ February. M. l~‘_ Vesey.
1322-11-22M2ipd
-icatioil it' other articles inciuvad.
cnenie in lorce from Detembei lst.
er. one ot’ each. - Parcel liable fo con-
S. __ _ _ _
(Slalom
A. .' Pl_uM'raEia._
COMING 'EVENTS.
A N NOUNUEMENTS.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON, Nov. 21.-Field Marshal
Unis. sprung a surprise on the Ger-
main; in northern France attacking
suddenly on a front of more than
tlllrf.y miles and brenkimr |_he famous
iilndenhurg llnirto a maxiinunl depth
oi’ nearly five ini-les. 'ills troops are
still fighting tilolr way _ in the most.
Spectaclilur oiiensivo of the war on
the' western front sillcc filo lrencii
lines were established
Tho blow was struck without w:.r:.»
ing, ilo artillery preparation proffeil-
ing it; the British tanks in grciil.
numbers smashed their way tlirourii
the formidable German wire entangle-
ments, plowing a road for the iili`iliit;'_.'
which swarmed irresistibly forward.
Village after village fell into British
hands as Haig’s troops- pressed on
until at Morcoing and Annoux on the
Boupaunie-Cambrai Road. -they were
but three and three quarters miles
from (iamhrai, the important Gornian
base anti important railway junction
which apparently is the }3rlliSIl
objective. Several thousand prisoners
hnve been taken by the Biillish as well
as large quantities of war material.
The attack was carried out in nn-
favorable atmospheric conditions anti
-the weather has since-'grown sternly.
BRITISH BAGGEC' 5.000 PRISON-
ERS AND MORE COMING
(Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON, Nov-. 21.-'l`ho riuinbel-
of prisoiier's taken thus ' fur by
the llritish is given :it about _livi-
tliounniltl ill ii ileliter despatch flied
today nf. Ilrliish |ieatli|lliii'fe-l's-.
Nearly it scoro of' guns are l'epo_rtcil
to have been captured by' thc' British
in pushing on toward (iallfuigli tbref-
lniles sontllcnsf of (‘uilllir:il.nortllwi-sr
'oi' Mart-oiniz tho’ high l£l‘U\\i\lI I<l\i>“'1\
3,, [ly-only (‘ilnppeilo luis- Iwi-ll f`o\i',:ll'i
forced to iviflitiraw.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
' LONDON. Nov. 21.- The liiiliit-_ii-
burg line has lieeii llroken to it depth
of four or live miles, the War ()ilice
announces.
llritlsli troops stornleti' the first sys-
tem oi` filo- ililnlellburi: line iii-i'eii<~_i-ii.
oil the whole ironi between Sl. Qllcn-
till and tho Scnrpe itivrr.
Tile British inf'iiilir_v and fniiks
pressed oil :ind cnpiured the second
e-iysteill oi' tiei`illit-cs over ii lllile in-_-
yontl., l<`l'onl Sf. Quentin to filo
Suarpe liiver is fhlrfy-two miles. 'I‘lit.~
attack was liegun _vr-stci'tluy by file
third itrllly. ’i`llere vias no :lrfilicl'_\'
preparation :ind the (lcrillalls were
taken conlpletcly by Sllrlu‘iSL'-
The sccollil sysfein ot (lerillan de-
fences cuptlireil by the llritisli is
known as the llindenlinrg support
lille. The llrifisll clipfllred lioiluvis
liulllenn wood, liitvacqtu-i'ie_ the (IG-
fenues known ns Welsh Ridge and
itibcourf Village. ’l‘heir operzitions
iiro coilt.iii\iiiig.-
The llritish also fonglll their wily
illrougll tionillef Wood. l.i¢-\ii-(i|-ll-
eral -Sir .lnllun llyln; is in ctlillilnirnl oi'
the iifii1rkilli.< :irllly_ Sevei‘a1_fll0l|.~l-
iinri prisoiler.~i have been fnitt-n.
'l‘lle whole (lerninn line west of` the
i‘.iinui ilu Nord to Ill-:_~ lliiptiuine f‘ilnl-
brai ltonll has been rilptili-ed. The
towns of lliivl-ilicotirf, Mitruoilig and
Allneux and Neill' Wooll lnivn `lioen
cnptilred ily the llritisll_
overiilld the iloiuiiiilis' ililve ln-i-nl
MEETINGS, E'l‘(l.
i|ilHl UR lUi\K _
Shall \\'e (‘oiltiiilie io Fight l'iider (initi-
ailicc of liortlcll. ol' l"liilk :lt the
' lllcislfioii oi' llolllwlsr-ul .
(From the Ottawa Journal)
_ ln the course oi’ this advance East
County troops took Iiamlet lie-nsvis
and Leteau Wood alter stiff lighting.
English rifle Regiments and Light
I-nfantry captured Iiaviicqlirie and
the iormitiuible dofeiicos on the spur
kiiown as Welsh Ridge. Otiler Eng-
li-sli county troops stoi-iuoil the vii-
inge oi'. ililiecolirt anti fougiit flicir
way throilllli tfouillet-Wood.
lligllland terriforiul bilitulioils cross-
ed tile Grand Ravine and eiitercii
Flesquires where fierce fighting took
place. _ The west' ring territoriuls
captured Iiavrincollrt niitl tlie'(lerman
trench .syiiteins north oi` the village
while Lhe Ulster battalions, covering
the latter'ii left flank, moved fo,-Wm-,|
up tlle._West llank oi’ the canal Dil-
nord. ~
Later in the morning our advance
was continued and rapid progress
\l/_as made at all points. English.
S<‘»0tCll. irish and Welsh battal-
ions secured tile crossings of the ca-
nal at Maschleres and captured Mm-_
coing and Neuf Wood.
Tile west riding troops wilo had ta-
ken liavrlncourt inado renrarknhle
progress cast oi’ the Canal Du Nord.
Storm-ing the village- of Graincourt
and Annoux and. with the Ulster
troops operating to the west. oi’ the
Canal, carried tho whole German line
liortiiward to the l-lspaiiino Caiiibrzii
ltoad. West ininrfttsliire tl-rrltorinis
broke into the one-niy’s positions nasl
ol' idpehy and lrish troops captured
important sections of' the. iilndeilinirlr
line between lllilleconrt and i~`onf.nin-
ics-fwoissilles. 'l‘lle lninliler of pri-
soliei‘s, p,-uns und illuti~rlnl czlpflliwul
ruilnot y:_~r he estiiliutetl. ’|‘lle spoil
oi' iiilc, dull weather which favored
our pl'eparuliolls for oilr atfilcks brokn
eurly yesterday. A llilaivy ruin fell
during the niizllt :ind illo \vonllif-r is
now :-lirii'1il_\'_ _
THE BRITISH STILL FOLLOWING
IT UP.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l.()Ni)(lN. Nov. 21.-llcspito file
continuation of the storm oil the;
Britisli battle front the British troops
null fnnkiw' were still pushini.: forivurll
hilt- ioilny, ltcutor's flmresptlnileilf nl
lici|i|<|\l:ll'lcl's reports. H
FRENCH TAKE PRISONERS.
(Ca-nadian Press Despatch.)
i’.»\lt|S, Nov. 21.- -“ililrlilig the night
wi- lil;liio several silo(-t~_ss|'ill inrlir-
sions into tho German liiic-_+ north
and solltli of Sl. Qui-nfill :ilnl lirouizlll
ini(-.lt pl‘I:~ollel's_ says ioliily's nflicini
siuit'lllclif_
GERMANS ON
_ M
Penetraiell llindeiiliurg lleieuces to Depth ol Four io Five Milos
(Japturlug Im|iortaniP_oi_|ils._ _llaille Still on. liver Five Thousand
I Prisoners are BeiogS_ea1 Back. _ I
BRITISH NOW FIVE MILES NORTH
OF JERUSALEM.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-'l‘li.- llriiisli
forces in l-‘alestiilo have iidvaiir-eil live
miles northwest oi' .ierusillelll, lilo wnr
oillce illiiiolillt-cs.
BERLIN ADMITS REPULSE
(Canadian Press Despatch)
Berlin admifn iniportant iuiviinc- ~
by the British, conceiiiilg the--..».' `
oi' Moreoing and Greinicouri
iiohl oi' liiiig’s' thrust but
attackers. were ciieckell :|‘l`ti
had been gainod._
1200 'AUSTRIANS CAP`
(Canadian Press Deep:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-
ture of 1200 Austrians, w` -
the Piave River, is annol
message from General Din
liaii comniantier-in-chief, tr
received here yesterday by
General places high tribu
young reserves of the cl
who have just received r
of fire.
(Canadian Press De
liOIVi'E, Nov. 21.-The
Austrian attack in force
nnilonnced by the War 4
REPORT FROM Ei
(Canadian Press L
LONDON. Nov. Zi.----~
iiesputcli to the Excliil
(kililpnlly says:
'l‘he National 'l‘idjcn`
respoinleilt letlrns ilnii;
new iiussian (lovernin
cinlly ileclnreil it has
of` the li-F-liigemilfs zull'
coin-.liide ii septmite p
FOLLOWING UP TH
(Canadian Press
l.ONl)ON_ Nov. 21.
suit of tli-if rellliiiniilg
in Gerniiiii East. Airi-
neiiriy 1000 prisoner:
ilnportiilit positiolls r
last. l1eiiyy...;rilii .renin _
nnlns ill the colony l
ported in an oflicizil
KALENDINES l
(Canadian Pres
WA-Si-llN(i’i‘O.\’, N
ill-sptittallc-s ronollillg ‘
pnr_tlueilf. to-tiny iron
Slveilisll frontier. sn
arriving there i`rolll
thi- Ililsslnli sifiiiilioi
(ic-lil-rill iiuleilillus.
ill:iil<lol'_ who holds
and iiri-ati stlpply
suck roi:iiiii_
A sinlililr view i
` llolnl. A niessage
esferliilv tells ot' f
‘V   ~.
LAST I-'NE OF DE1 icdines is filo ill-all `
FENCE- _flint l’efi`ogi'nd is
- - (Canadian.J?resa.Despateh.) _ __ _
IlitI'l`lSIl AitMY ilEAl)QllAll'l`lCltS f E
IN i~`iii'\NCl~}. Nov. 21-(By the Asso- 
riair-li l'l‘<~ssl--’l‘lle tierniallls urr
flgliiiili on liicli l.l<.i line ot` def`cll<-e  
uf oln-rpoilil. on thi- ilriiisli uililrlt. l
AUSTRIANS DID NOT ATTACK.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
it().\/lid, Nov. ill. '!`iii- ini';ililry :ii--
iinll on .\ioll|1\ '|`onlb:l :tml Bionic iiiloi
i<‘el~l-ful, lilo vlfnl ptiiiiin on file iloriil-
erll inolliiiiiin front were not l'ciiewe¢|
ye_si|~_l‘dily. the War Oflice nllliuiiln-e.~:_
  ii
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S'i`. _l(lllN. N1 ll. 5
_<i;|l'|e|l fotlzly in f-
nins f‘oil\vi|_v ill ii
city. burned the ll
lilies oi' l<`rnnlt iid
nn-rvillc iln,| lioln
lln_l‘n.~'. ’|‘l||- fini.
i`,iL5|I_fltiil.
llilllll Ililil/IF
No Llliernl Need .-\|iolog'iz»
. the l’oIiIit-all (‘oiii|inll‘
\\'. S. Ficltliil
(From the Toronto Globe, _
Hon. W. S. _Fielding has been ._
_ni“ns,.»¢+»»nu-a»»+»e»+s'-»»n+»+:'A,"_oTH_ER     L.  _
0 ` (ALONG TI'llRTY'TWO ‘Nll~LE FRONT
io visa P. E. isuilio
l.aurier's Followers Still Leaviiiollim. Former
Liberal Memli--r in ihien Leiter Supports
Mr. Ilalianiyne’s Cautliilalure as liilloiilsl.
-Ninety per cent oi English Speaking Quang
will Support Union Government and -the
West Practically Solid. ‘ _
~?.-__-__..____
(From Our Own Correspondent) a, 1 1 .
0______MvA __\____ :_ `__w______ ____k ]_\_v_-i__ti§i_§___ti;t starr-ity of farm labor
‘ - '- ` -' -` 1 . ill ' . cuinlulsory service i
eiilvltr liibcrni iin-min-r oi' ‘iiollirt-ni popiilwr hal that
. . . . _ dan
___ _ l _ ger is pas:-iiil
-leifei' 'lillnlllllt-i-1 his slillllort of' I' n.' -o  .
_ _ ‘ “ " ‘ I '~uvn_is of the
the lille Piirliiiincill, ill nn opel|,\\--ly in most ofthe Ontario..
- ` " """."_"_. Lift*  . .. ._,,..
With the adhesion of Henri Bourassa to
e art led b Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the
_ P Y Y _ _ _
issue before the Canadian people in this _ _ _ _ _
coming election becomes more plain. In- vice Act. Among Liberals evei'_ywllei'e in
a word, it is whether Canada in the next
five years shall be governed by the British
majority in this country, or by _at pzli'ty_lii-
|spii'ed and dominated by Jaundiced rzicia_l-
"A special mf§¢ins_§_f_the__nl§m}»em ists from Quebec, men who disgrace their
of Knox L.O.L.. o. 1 w e let ~ , _ '
in me Lodge moms M Hm8,,,,e_ 0,, heroic _mothei land, France, and spit upon
flittzznn Nov. ,dan hréiegibeif; are {e_ the British freedom they engoy. k- d
quested to atten. ' a ero speca ' ~ ' ' ` . ' . n
_ importance before meeting.--Kenneth Thls  tlrréf? for Rlalrghfplid Eng; ‘l_
ivit-limi. sec,-_ 1318. lwhatevei a_na ians_may _in o e ina
_,The Red_(__mS“ Society 0, Gm,,,,ltegr1ty of Sir Wilfrid Lauiiei, itiuth Ein
view will nom ii been supper at the-,ca‘ndor demand frank avowal o the act
home of Mr. John R. Maclieod. Grand_that the party nOW_led bv him lacks both
by Liberal friends in his old coilstit.
Victory government and the Military Ser-
Canada Mr. li`ieldlng"s name inspires res-
pect and carries unusual weight. They
are grateful for his services to his party as
the faithful pal'lianieiitary lieuteiizlllt :ind
chief reliance of Sir Wilfrid Laurier during
the entire Liberal regime from 1896 to
1911. Canada never had a more devoted
and upright public servant. His return to
parliament would be 'a gain to the country.
and the government in its own interest
ought to facilitate the election of so power
ful a recruit
` . L ll. All _ _ _ _ . ‘ . . .
View' °“ M°"d°”" N" W' ' Like the ma oritv of represeiitativf
*FARADOR MACHINE T0 LET BY
week or month. Apply to 224 Elie
ton ltroet. 600-10-12liltf
MUSKIIAT AND CR088 FOX
skim wanted. Special prices to fill
some orders. J. D. Jenkins.
1321-11-22M6l.
FOR RENT--HOUSE AT BRIGHTON.
7 rooms, hot water heating. All
modem. best ot condition. Apply
ll. E. White. I’ho}ie Il'IL_
' _ 1163-11-13Mtf
TWO EXPERIENCED STENOGFIA-
Dhers wanted. One haviiiH\ 11
__ knowledge |oi! .book-keeping. Good
salary to competent persons. Apply
BOX 110, City. 1311-11-22M3i
num. ron su.:-1'i-is #une snso
registered Shortliorn bull. llosevnic
in Rustico Anglican Church SundaY~ p . f _ _ ,, __ _
prov. asia aint ig. m.-P _o_i_ic t_l;_a____i:f_t2 than have Canada withdraw from the con-IUEIOH -g_<i_v€;‘ntl_i1€Ili_  -1 l€fb}il_<§ I¢0_ th0S@ |“?}’,___",‘__,f’ Wm ,N ,Hgh ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,
nn. more w 0 11 li p ' iw o cavl a. ie n o lves o i era inem i __f_-, ._. - ~ 7_4-, i. 'ln
l NGW Gl“5§°W "lid" th” “Mule” fhct. _ ~ ~ ° . . ’ ' -. ' A ' 1 t-. i ‘ -4li,o Itllilll;pi'lil:0`bld\;niil Auttzh.-10
bers of the administiation. No i.lb\ i ~ ‘,__" _ _ _ “ _
in Nova Scotia as al supporter of Unioi. -
i‘, i\liirpliy_ l-‘i-<-enlnn. -
WOUNDED
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inn lei il-is worthy viwse andithe capacity and the inclination to carry J _ _ ,f .mm_\__m_  ,,___ W,_,,_,,,,,__
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encourage me work of this soclet});'l0l`l`  the WHY. Back IHLO OH"lC€ t0m0I°'lmal'lt1me Llberalss Ml`- Fielding ca-nn() winds ond i:t\ilel‘:ill_v lull' iili-iw-zisiilil
at ‘ “ ' ' ° ’ ' ~ ' v ` ' thr ‘asf io south ullnls sllo\\‘cr_\'_ `
Supper 25 cenm Sham uw/»~`»`llql iicrow Sir Wilfrid Laurier would be l1ttle,f0ll_0w his old leadei in oppos_1tion to  ~' ' 
or proye unfavorable, supper __ _ , _ _ _
held the '°"°“"“¢ “’¢“‘~1m“"“2M“_more than the instrument of Henri Boui'-_policy of immediately i°eplemshing the Can Th.. ,,,,.,,,.,., _,.,,,,,,.,,_,.,,.,. ,..c,,,~,,..,
-~oaANos seamen.-.li-tv ii. P. assa’s will, and, whether it' suited his pur-,adlan infantry reserves. His willingnes_ §'§==;°":l_‘l~”__“'§-___-li?<l:'_§é'_j;j ;‘_"‘;_"§_-_ if
Colclough Grand Chaplain Wm preach OSO OI' Otl"l€l`WlSe; he COl.lld HOL (10 Othel' to re-enter pubhc  as a Supporter 0 it ivns 3l4_ illlovc__'_I`ht; lowest. thc hre-
» ' t <~ was I :l love
(lr. i~‘r:lilk lilly Sit-will-f, (‘llal'lofic-i
Lance (`.oi'pdl'iil J. .l. 'i`ri\inol'_ l'llili'-
inttefown.
'rEivi1>E1t.\'rUnE. ,
‘ TODAY IS THE 1207th DAV OF
CANAD/-\)'S PAFITl(`,'lPAT‘lON IN
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art them into
it success. it I
:_-l..itll.
ll. l"fliriL‘i'. lil. i`=\l1\\='l. '_ Tim rlilesiions of convertin8 aalli-UO
w~s.»ici_~i intl power carriers is likely
to i~i~geiit-into the old question of
womleii versus steel ships. A num-
ber oi mn.;liieers :lssociated with gb-
\~t\l~niin-ili. ship construction hav!
i.-lnimeil flint no wooden ship could
stan-i the strain imposed by engines
powerful enough to drive them through
the silhnliirine zone ni u rate that
wiuliil be ineasurabl; safe. T110
twill-.~<'l'i-iv equipment however, accor-
ding lo .\ir_ Edison, distributes thil
sfrilin in a way that make! li. Bda
tiblo to wooden vessels. There E
boiind in he strong pressure brought
to bi-nr on Washington ofilcials to
give the Edison plan a most thorough
iiivcstigation.
ll<‘nr_\' r‘rird's automobile plant at
Detroit, now largely engaged in ml-
nufncturing airplane I cylinders, is
about to be-gin also the production of
ship fittings. Mr. Porn called on the
Shipping Board today and arranged
to turn out for the goveminent small
parts which his plant can produce in
lar e inintities. The rice to bo
R fl ll
pnltl for the work lie left to the board,
Il
oi nw i.. o. Association. smriii pro- That is the o_iily possible conclusion to_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _"_, _,_____,_,__, ___ ,,_0,,_
0" WI" "“ """’“"“" Th" ` - ourassallleed apologize for being in Mr. i* icld111_f1" 'rin ...ini no nos iirimsofi ni 4.1-
""“"“i “l’°“\‘ be reached in view of a Laurier B -»
object being the formation oi' a now- _ ‘ , . . _ . . “___ _,___ _ .H 4_44_ "_ 1 __ { ._
0--me 1»<»ds<~- Hr °"‘°f ‘lf “~ F- alliance- '1’°1“°.‘°“1 °°’“Pa“-V- The ‘"‘i’“lS@‘°‘ “’h‘°l.‘.  '.IIIIl‘.’.`iT.‘L-"..i`1_2..-...uil=§§.l..i‘3.fl"lIi i
vounkvr. District Master- 1316- moving strong party men to subordinzltf :.::. _
”§  I The issue no longer hinges upon the qu€S- all other issues to the claims of the war or
_________ed much tion hs to whether compulsion or volun --the honor, the manhood, and strength o
Mrs' A`_l'llle ilfdld with borrow ltarvism is the better _system of making the country are among the most hopefu`
in your neig or » - __ _ 4 _ _ _ _
" - war; it is now a uestion as to whether we signs of the times. They constitute at morn
Prine No. 101410. 1! 1 2 years old.
'__ best animals in the Province. It
_ lille! rem. ‘Perfectly quiet. llnlh
.` MoPlil_e. New Dominion.
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e. .nsl;lisl{0rE`§-53:' asfleoifditlwllnvn anilfishall continue to make war at all; ivlictliel' force which is going to keep Canada true
"°"‘l“ “°° """ "‘ ““" "' "‘°|1h\na I Milt- |W€ Shall _fight under the guidance of Bor- to her obligations, and spare- her the re -
' ""T" " ' i den- oi" funk at the dictation ef Bourassa. preach of history.
Mlnardc Llnlmont CU?" N°\"’lll |-
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lllc_illooll sits iolllorrow lliurliinfl (canadnn pr". °§.p“¢h‘)
“‘ 1~“'. LONDON. Nov. 20.--The Home .ot
The iifsi qlmrtcr oiqthc nlooii was Commons ‘Bday unanlmouny ammo'
on \‘\ eilllcsfl-ny. 1\ov. .lst at 5.29 p. ‘U extend the municipal 'nm\|“ W
“‘;, _ , woolen on the some terms as they
lilo illooil will bv full oil Weilnes- “ow have "N, pm-igamema,-y fnnamn
-lay, Nov. 2ilth at 1.41 p. m. wmch appnes to women mm-, nun
The leilaili of today will he nine mm, ye-an of ‘ge_
hours ntid nineteen minutes. y
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