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CHARLOTTETIDWN, CANADA- WEIINESDAY, DECEMBER-I5-----1917-~~ f ~ ~~ ' ~ '$3.50 Pervear toe(u»/areal in Aavmeffor u.s. d I
GAMPAIGN’S
SHOTSTHIS WEEK
I .
'o
FINAL _
Iaiile lor Votes Will (lose Saturday Night---
Candidates ilnsilIn||.
Names oi Judges. _
It will be _only a short time, now,
until the final shots are tired and the*
great battle for The Guardian’s at-
tractive prizes definitely ended. Tho.
conflict wages fiercely in the closing;
days, for the candidates, one ann ulZ,'
determined to carry away the victor;
in spite of the terrific opposition of
their fellow candidates.. Nothing
would avail at this stage in the battle
to swerve the candidates from their_
purpose nor to -stay them in their on-
ward rush to success.
Up early and out lute, the candl-
dates and their hos; ot' friends are '. Lg,-
orously- scouring the city and country
in there effort to build up their res-
erve vote to victorious proportions.
Every known method of subscription
getting and many new ones of the
candidates ingenious' devises are
being employed, and ii skill is dis-'
played in the management or me
tampaigns that would be at revolution
even to the veterans of many politic-
al campaigns. The work of the can-
didates for The Guardlan's prizes will!
be memorable in the annals' of loqaii
campaign history.
the list of candidates-'-and there ar
#miller wiii surprise
Such tremendous activity as the also spoke.
: (Canadian Press Despatch) _‘was completed during lin; night.  AMERICANS ESCAZED FROM ____l__Zl_tiiiLe__i__ l<__.__L_.\.___hi_o;_>_i_'_c_i_rrc;i;l_:;<i,_ :i_i;d
‘° l"°‘~‘“°e "‘l‘g“"I°““* ’°P'“““- “““ rnlglgllasfnef-xEf` rr-If; mxiéntlllieililllsll  The latest feliggignsuy that ani-iw said. in oiienllis ill;iiic@li:sIl\AI\i'ilii;
the totals at me °l°s° are sure 1°-trouiiiei In their operations in thc were also brought out of Les Itues- ai Americans \vho were acfuallycap- Kiillieriiig wus one of D0"UIi”l` Sliml-
Icarnhrni region yestcitiay the Cer- vertes, after 'ti brief t-_ountcr attack. tured by the G_ei'nians escaped nftcr il_c_aiii-e. l_t s¢_‘ci_iici_i to_liim__ih:it ilu-y
linaus began .zi turning incvcincnt. butlnnd all told the (.icriiin_iis lost inun__\' ii fcwliours t.iiil' made their' way buck \\_Liji,‘ till -lgil llhl 4 lllllilllelliuil .eiliih
h _ _ _ the British were able to pull batrk.liundretis Of Pl`IS0ll@l`-‘i lll ,V0-ll0l‘ilill'-4 I0 the Bill-iiih IIll@S~ _ 9** ""“” before °`3“I‘°”I("A 'I"”"g 1"*
weat ei. All \vlio have favorites 1r_i most of their troops mm guns ut _he i0p£,mu0n5_ _ __ | In th_e first rush of tlie Lrerniziiis all_iliv history of political t~aiiipaigu-
few if any who have not Wm _‘Wag first a,itat=k and save mein from lining After re__capiu_i_iiii: _Gaufiie “Owl li1l0__ l10u1__¢_li1;’__l_1_§_t_____i_l1ai:_if _ ensine;ers ;v__l;_i_i'l:__;i@ _i_<:_\:_ld __r;i;_ieiiil»__€-i__  _irlir
. _ '_ can ht. The Britiei blev up 1 mer- the Br-itis con nuei tier pressure- wer. caug 14: oppos ng p n g o g ii mia
' taing number of guns). \ _x in this regionand pusiied up still fur-_lines as the ‘British surged, forward to lines which he would not care to des
50 far as could be a5¢e,-;ni|,e,`_- this-_ §|,,._,~ <,,L__the _ higher ground to _thc meet the _slinck. it was a tense sit- lgnate. lt_ was an old saying that
’ morning no British guns were cup- southeast of lie_ wood. Onc Bi'it_isi\i\laii0li_ f0i tllelii. I`lll-ire WHS iio US- l'0ll liiusl light the lI'8vl1 with hi_.~i own
tureti by the Gerinnns. f tank captured_flitt_a_ei; ei€_en\_v_ nnwliiiif :népeetr:_nn__tliet:_~_;i0pitl__l_y;__p3a;T1~o\\_._i;ig rionc R/eapoii_._l>_1_t he t_iid_iiot_kxio.\\‘__\v_ietl\_i-
' ‘The Gelriiian ‘asuaities y'cstei'du_\' guns in the' assau n aucic oot.|i w e ic ' _ _ ic- .e-r- wout e we 0 tcsccii o tif:
Wally lake TIIB Glli1l‘diHll; bllt the were exceedmg|yl\]MgE_ The British The Gei‘mI1llB this iilflriiiiil-I began n'inaiis already were firing their rlflcs depths to which the opponents tl
candidates are displaying in the fine
days of the great race could not tal
reach ti figure' which will surpris
c
even the most optimistic of the wea-
ii
ther-wise prophets of the campuig
the announcement of the final out
come in anxious expectancy. hoping
and trusting the victory will go tt
the candidate of their choice.
There are few people wo do not iii
L
ones who don’t are willing to, and ai
to see them and get their eubscrip
ions. '
worth n little bustling, and you cu
will find the people are willing to her
if you only ask them. The record
. proves this-.
VOTE STANDING _FOR CANDIDATES. ‘
DISTRICT N0. 1.
Mrs. II. S. Hinton
Miss _Hattie Hucstis
Miss Corinne Gallant
Mr. Gerald 1’. llrenincr
Miss `Viola. Mullins
Charlottetown
Summerside
Summerside
. ' Charlottetown
Charlottetown
75,705
72,171
72,675
I 8,610
I , l)_IS'1‘I{»I(_i'1‘ N0. 2.
Mrs. WV. A. Cumming
Mr. A. E. Jenkins .
Miss Beatrice Brown
Miss Lillian Inglis
Mr. Gerald Mnrpiiy
Mr. H. M. Brotliers
Mr. Duncan MOLcan
Miss Sadie Egan
Mr. Lloyd Prondc
Mr. Roland Bncliaiinan
Mr. Daniel McLean
Miss Stella Robbins
Mr. Ira Fraser ,
Mr. \Vni. M. Bennett
Montague
Georgetown-
Alberton
Kensington
Kensington
l)IS'1‘RlCT N0. 3;’
Bear River
Cornwall
Bonsaw. _  84,-146"
. Malpequc _ 30,964
N. Wiltslii1°c________________ 30,781
Bradalbane
Murray River
Central Bedeque _
Port Borden
Stanley Bridge ~
78,641
66,816
14,547 _
11,536
9,306'
77,268
-44,792
25,233
19,575
10,096
7,729
7 258
7777-- _*Tv* T-.Tv-_`T`---T-`Y__-Tv-v_- 'T777--T v-----T-_-_--Y-V *T777 -_Vw I ‘IV   A   Iglnclair had announced thelngnlvoso
` ‘ very platform in thc campaign as
E _ ‘ llllilllile 3lGUl1l'dIllll- _ |syinpathciic followers of Sir Wilfri-
L ~ ' 1443'11'29NIl- Laurier. Tirrfrc was a pi-eouiient, for
_ _ ` -ll;-»~--i€___ 1 " . - .~ '~ - in
 .i inion tloiuiniueiii, cspcciuily
FOR SAI-5°' Dol-IB'-E B03 EX uartiiiic in the Old tlountrv lin--~'
Pless ‘slclgh "Im°5'° “**“ AI/ill U were four or five arties who had all
UNITY AT SERIOUS NIUMENT ~ - ~ _ _'   1' A  .-
A      _ I _ .t_i_ieo_iip;‘_;l__tli_t;i_i _p_e;‘_u__li:ii___y_;'c\:_s___uritl__pix
_ ° ° ‘ ' Rooivis. -coNNEc‘riNo FOR |_.¢n ~` -' an I. P t~
_ _ _ _ _, _ __ _~ _ __ _ __ 0i\liii'l0 l1iii"i\iSl_ Pilfly- Eiillll Stats WI".        “...‘;:‘.f 
IARIS, Dcc. .l.-via ltculci s /\g._ tho feeling tint at .ire tigiinis io.        ,nmml gp - _ 1544_12_5M2u.D_ was also ____0_|_____ Dany in _hu h__p_____
ency--Prcniicr Lloyd George, intcr-_ U10 i‘li¥.Ill- L21 llf l~ll_l’ilIll ¢`rVl2l`Y ll0lf‘/C . . _ _ ' _ "°“ ' ini Parliament coniposcd of about XF
 ‘°“" "Y    '.‘°‘i.‘? .‘.‘.‘.*‘.“"..3.l‘.'.‘.i.°i 23;? West is Uverwhelmmgly Unionist. Laurier- W:‘.t,‘T:.5.-.‘f;f.‘.%..S...*°..¥.l.°';*,§..;:: ‘?.i‘;‘~:;,.‘;f.l:,°'.t:1:I
emma: “The moment is WW serhwn lo ' | U " . onlv. Alllily at 134 Kent St. mond assured' thc- leader of thc (lov-
ious. Everything must give way be- Wllllle l-i“‘.° ‘md “re resolved ta Wml-       I ‘ 1551-12-6-M:li. ernment that he had his full syni'
foie the importance oi' our object. the war we shall do so. We must
We have the men, the munitions, the~ have the will. the patience. the cnf ' `
tlurance and the tenacity. Then \vc
19,409 -
_ _ _ _ __ gf _ - -- ' I-_--.__.- .__ _"f;-___ ___ .  .. '  . 
ecoiiomlc and financial ree0lli“L'BS illlll _mall C0nque,._»- and l~‘i-cnch Caiiailiaiis . who have
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
_.___._._._._._.,_.__,_._.___._.,..,_._._____..__._._.___._._._.,.- ---<-= 0TTAW'A, Dec. 4.-There is now il
6 ixturiior
NUMBER or APPLICATIONS EOR _
EXEMPTION DEALT WITH UP
To TUESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 3180,
'EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED  2987
x;@I@
. 
§|
i
§59I;E’..3.I2'3";"5¢ °'°I5I.5,.f:'@I;
misuuits _
feeling of confidence in the 0ntari0
'  Unionist party tiiaf. has been absent!
it since the cainpaign opened. Unionist
, leaders claim that Sir Wilfrid Laurier'
- will not get more than eight seats
and hope `i,o reduce this. Of the seats
; constituencies of Prescott. Russel and
Z Nipissing and one German. North \Vu~
-f terioo. The seats in doubt are \Vest
_‘f Hastings where two Unlonists are in
5 the iic-ld and the German constituen-
cies of North und South Perth and
South llruce. _ .
The riots in Kitclieiier, Montreal
_ and Sherbrooke have stirred Ontario
' , and lt is eviiieiit that the farmers are
_ forgetting their fear of u labor shor-
   tage in the-ir auger at the German
_ _  _ _,___ ._._._._,._,.,_._._.__.._..._..l.-.-_-A.  Mining, Linimient cures garnet in cowl
¢~-v` »~v-~-. »‘-~--~" N' - _ ‘
*'l'~l'°l‘l\'l°§§'l'§'l“l'
_ _ _ _ _  __ _ »i
 , _ _,lm wEA,"mR_
uuiinsiiciiiiiy
maui: siiinns
- _ tu . L world war, Canada has boon
we know tmlitivtillltll-Allis \IV?: Iililozv that Canadiiaii ill’0dlIClH 01 UIC' ‘
_ protected from - h H_
'tory and farm have been safely exported th all parts of t_c_ w_pr__;
We know this has been possible only through the great flee an ie
great Bni tilsli Sailors .
. f 1 t tic cost- tho devoted Suiiris
Bm m mir p;|;;ltTyl?|iI:];I TAI: illlllfliig lior tiiemeelves- they risk
have suffers(|8s;,|e,,,e'n¢»'w||||ngly- but thny do leave at home wives
g|‘?,,:]u¢‘,},;T:11|‘-lnndwlho in thousands have heconi-e widows and orphans.
, _ . -:i lion of thc Saiior‘s sac-
" is CMWIII Hiirllrwmigctilg  i~‘und- which is 10
mmol bI.'hIimilIIiTieiIIi'itiI§e :ind comforts to Sailors' destitute dependents.
““"’ I ii erruu to this worthy oausm
' Give generously llllll 0 ° Y
th 8tI ., -is the anniversary of the Falk-
' on S“¢Iur%Tgt'u3'mI:1Tlhi:rapegial Iappoal is being made by the Navy
Ilteugndvitlglattlireiugliout Canada as per aniiou`ncemont in today`ii Dilber-
B6 8l18l‘0\|l
I - ' .
he Empire have kindly un-
In Charlottetown the dau8ll¢°l'° °I A ru Meet
' fth I of Tags for this wo iy 0 »
‘ d"“k°n to "ko dune 59|-Ida; :TNT Saturday.
which takes PING °“
-rsas. _ f -
" _ _ n0M9 l d. ,_,- N. in. . ----**'-*.
'FEMPERATURE'
' TIDE. MOON. ETC
-rooav is 1-I-is izzoih. nav or
CAN/\DA'S PARTICIPATION IN
THE WAR.
’l‘()lION’l`0, lloc. 4-Modt-ratcnortii
nest tn north winds, fair and cold.
'l‘he highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 31 degrees above. Ai
I0 a. ni; it wug 30 alicvc at 9 I5. Iii. it
wan' 30 above. The lowest the pre-
vlous night was 29 above.
The iirie will lm higli this lifter-
noon at, 3.1:!! ann tomorrow at 4.20:
It will iw iiight tomorrow morning ut
3.02 and Friday ut 4.07.
Th-.~ sun sets this afternoon at 4,50
and tomorrow at 4.38; it rises tomor-
row morning at 7.39 and Friday at
7.40.
The inoon rises tonight at 11.40.
There was a full moon on Wednea-
day. Nov. 28th at 1.41 p. ni. ‘
Thelast quarter ofthe moon will be
on Thursday, Dec. iiibh at 9.14 a. mi
' The length of today will be nine
hours and one mlnpto
M'”°" ° ”I"‘°"‘ °“"°° “" 9 Min|rd'| Linimont Wray Distompqg,
1 \
, .
` chewan.
conceded him -three are thc Frc-ncli_
I
__ ' I
inudc thc lives of' -English (lanadians_
intolerable in centres where the Eng-'
lish are In a minority.
l<‘roin the Prairie Provinces the re-5
ports are equally good. life-ssrs. Cal-
der, tirerar and Meighcn cliiim that!
Sir Wilfrid will have but two sup-_
porters I`roiii Manitoba and Saskat-‘
I<‘rom Alberta reports are not so_
promising und Sir Wilfrid is conceded-
tliree and niay get four seats in tiintI
proviiice.
British Coluniliia reports rece-Iveil
here ure very optiniistic.
Qiullici- will rctnrn six Vnionisis.
Messina. Doherty. Ballautync. Sovign_v|
and Sir I-ici-bert Ames will win in
Montreal. anti in the Eastern Town-
ships the llnionists are certain of)
Staiisteud with excellent prospects in'
Bromo, Compton and Sherbrooke. - I
The llnionisi party claim -six out of
eleven coiistitiiciicles in New liruns~
wick and ten out of sixteen in Nova
Scotia. , _ '
From cabled re~ports`l'roni the troops
voiin;`: ovcrscus it is bolicvcti licrci
that eighty-iivc pcr cent. will votc
for thc Unloii Government. With'
iuicli fuvorubit- rcpnris there is ii for-l~I
ini: of elution :ind confidence in thc;
ilnionist (lamp and it is quite notlt-i--
iiblc that Sir WilI`rId'! supporters arcl
not us iroiiililciit as a few (lays .i1iZ0.
The chief factor in the success of thc
Unionist t-ampnign in Ontario -and
Moiilrcal is thc women votc. They
have cnicri-d into the iiglit_ with won-
derful vigor and cntliueiasm.
in Ottawa. one Unionist worker
reports 87 women voters in his subtil-
vision and X4 of them are pleilgi-ti to
support, tht- i7|iion candidates.
/\iarin<-,tl at the effects of tlio-Qin'-_
bcc riots, baiurior leaders have pass-
ed the word along that they must'
stop. I
Lust night lion. (`. J. Doherty held
tho ilrsi lfnionist meeting permitted
ln Montreal. liis supporters served
notice that the meeting would be hold
and organized to iight the mob. The
mob did not appear. Either _ they
were instructed not to do so or they
disliked to face the consequences of
meeting one thousand enraged Eng-
” probably lost a considerable number heavy shelling of the british t~,ni,aiv:- steadily and the eiiglllvefs liticiv that llnioii Gnvcrninciit were dcsi'vii<lii1'.'
Olllyll Walling for 90m°°n9 t0 “SK of men. lenients at the position known as thclthc British would also open up with in this province, So far us hc ctiulll
them' and It is “P 1° the Candidates There' is no' _couceailing the fact knoll just south of Vend'liuflc, intiic- ii heavy firc. But'eveii in thc stress scc_--ami cvory patriotic citizen” wus
A' that the enemy gave the British an ating the poss'ibiiit_v of an impending Of. the iiwiiieiil tIl9_I3l‘lil,iSli 0i`i`i1'cis at one with liiiii,-the liiiicn Govcili-
uijconidortnble hour or two yestcr- nttagk in thnt,sectoi. it is now poss- Sized up the situation and before ment had thc brsi. proposition bciiind
Tho-se'-splendid prizes are surely duy_ but the Situation this mm-ning ima to State that th.. (gg,-mans on starting to slioot sigiiullod to their it that any political party had cvcr
ll in not one to cause pai'tit;ular un- pirifiny' enrployed a great force--nt Allies IO lio flat on the grouiid. The had. The country had' becn thrown
win ‘them with just the same ease as enS|neSs_ ' lengt Six or aeyen divisions-for their crigincers dropped were they stood into the turmoil of ii political vaun-
allY°”0 9150 if YU” °“lY think S0- Y*’“ Some scattered British in the front attack from lvl-oeuvres to Boui-lon and in another' _instant it steady paign which should never have bot-n
ll line may have fallen into th_e liands,\V00d and fond 0|- five divisions in thc stream of riflc_aiiu' nnacliinc gun hui- culled. _ When Sir ltobcit liortlt-ii
l of t-he Germans, but niost of theisoumex-n offensive in the region of lets WHS Whillilig over them. started out to organize ti l`uion Gov-
of the~ last few days conciusi\'el;.' troops are reported to have Wm, Gonnelieu -I-|,e_ Gemmns fought in ENGINEERS BATTLED LIKE TIG- ernment, said the clinirman, it was
drawn safely. Some ground has been masses all that day in both sectors __ _ ERS . to his mind the best, the only pro-
lost, but unless unforseen events ii-and their losses were exceedingly U19 BFIUSII l~>l1Sh8l1 f0l‘\ViillI fur lili- position which we as Caiiadiaiis could
rise the Gerinaru plans have been h@n_vy_ Ollgll l0_ Gliilble the engineers Io join support, null' to his :iiiiazeniciit and
frustrated. with the int`llction of ser- The German claim of four thousand their Hanks nnil thus saved them. But thc :iinazcinent of evcry unprcjiitlicefi
ious losses on them. prisoners may' be c°""c"t‘ Tlilérc IS UNSC Ull5§lll_€0l”1i-lllld 0lli0i`S_. l'L_‘-',i1iiiL non-partizan. hc found ii large nuui-
Fighting is still 'proceeding to-day. no controversiou of this report at thc the score lor they took their ip-_ini-c be,. or mon Opposing that which no 1,.,-_
The ‘British arc continuing tl\eii‘_inoine-nt. The -British lured very wcil in U10 ligllllllg line and battled like al, honest ('unailian should think o'
counter-attacks. in thc matter of gillls. Iioivcvcr. ln tigers. - _ opposing. llut the iight, is on Ihr
. I the first rush about (‘mizeui1t-oiirt thc _Tllll filllle OI’ Ulll 0XliIKllI iii' illir vii- coiiiliiiicril and cvt~,r_v iiizin viihu limi
CI-AIM 41000 CAPTURED (icriiiniis captlii'c<i ii ci>ii:~:irl<:ruiilc L’illl00l'S Slllbllll l‘fllliflIY lIll'0llI§|1 iliujiiit; lovooi' iiisrr-iiiiitryaii hriirl sliiiuhl
iiiuiiibci' of Britisii tulip: not ai l`t‘\v_<|l` lll‘lll>' illlil III” "Ul'V"l‘Il0lllIf‘llI- INIS bv but-k of that iight. 'l`hi' viii-in_\'. i’
ISEIILIN, DUI- l. Ifiu' l.om1‘oii--'I'Iiii|iIic Gcrinzin guns wliivh thc lirltisli ii_curd ib_cin» iaillrcfl about _on cvi-ry wi, ,nay ,-,£11 them _e.,_ ,U-,. |,,-p,];,.|i,,,_.
Gwriiiaiis yestertluy tfziptiiintl »l.tII|tIlL,_,0h in their drivv lust wcck. 'l`iii' siiiv. lhcii' iiiaigiiilii-clit. .~ici_‘vigfc Iiaviiii: 1h<»_v uri- goiiit: in s\\'ei»,p thc provinI_~n_
British and st;-vcrul batteries in iIii‘.It-,lit-iiiy was unable to movc this nrt- been _iwlceivigtl with thc trot-pest npp- -1g,-,H151,.0m,|u,1U,|(-o|_M0m.,__..nmm
(‘ainbrai region, tlic \Viii' ()t'i`icc un- ill:-,ry back before ii lliitish counter rccizition cvcry\vlicrix_ _ ,,,,. mm, ,.,,,,ug|, “ml W(,,,,,,,, (.|,,,ug1,
nounces. - attack swept the GGi‘lll1lllS P-i=ll~lI\V1l"'I __"°‘l"'** _ tiironghout l’i'incc Edwuril lsluinl to
~ *"" ill-Zilill. iilitl' the Ilritisli rccovcrcil _ull |,.|..|.,|,*,|,,|,1,.|,.|,.|..|..|,.|..|.4..|..|.»p show them on the 17th oi' l)cccmbi_»r
of thc German artillery and thc inaior _'_ that they um hm-king up HH, ,,.,.0m.
VI/i'l`ll TIIE lIR.l'l‘lSli ARMY IN portion ofthcir own. _ _ _'_ * tree. Anil I hope to svn our _irood
Frziiice. Dec. 2.~~iI)clayc-ii by wiro The Germans ovci'i`\l:i _l_il'iliSll  _'_ : friends, Mt:-ssrs. Martin and Nichtilsnii
trouble).-'l`lic British yesteriiziy' ziiiti isioiizii lieiiiIIlL\2il'l€l`S ll `0\l7-CUC” ` rctiirilcd t0i'epi'cscni Qiiccirs t`ouiil_v'
iast_nigiit continued their counter off- and captured some papers aiiil,iii1ips.i'|"|""'|"|'*‘|"|""'|"|"|'°|"""'*""""' l hope to sec Mr. Mcisanc in i{ing’s
-ensivc operations in the Gounelicu but the staff had been tthlc to gct_ - (',,,,n¢_v ,md M,-_ L(,fu,.,_.,._,- in lrmm.
sector, which was' overrun by thc Gcr- many important documents out bc- In this column advts. are lnlerted.(',,u|,ty-; if nop Iirinpn 'igdwnrd pilnnw
lllllllfl 1"l'i¢Iil.V. Ill illl All-Uflllpt to forc the- Ge-rmaiis .a.r.rivciL__..________,_._._,,,, ,.a.t- ~two~eonta-per word net. Iin my opinion. is eternally: iiisrzracc-
wrench off thc salient: which 'the'Bi‘i-" The coi‘i'cspeut`I6iil. Villl P00311 "0 _..Z__._____., .tl.” ’l‘l ~l
~~»tflish last drove in Bourlon Wootl. 'l`lit- previous Iiiiie when iiruiy' ‘_llll<Ili€‘L‘i'itIWANTED OFF-'CE B0y_ App|_y_lllr. l)ouulri` t\lir-Iiolson. who rnneivnui
iiiopping up of tionnclicu, wliicii wus liavo untlcrgoiic such _varied and - Guardian Oman . 1515_12_4U_ ,L musing (,vM_|0n_ »
cnptiireti by lluig‘s troops .\'utt|rtIii_\', tliriliiiig cxpcricnces ns l~rida.\'. 'Gil_`iL WANTED.-AT _  QU_EENi M,-_ Nicholson gtated ¢_|mf_ six yea,-_..
5>Il"3‘@I~ -|=150~12~I»l\'I3¥i.‘;ig0 ho was chosen. with Mr. Mr-
. "1-‘*’-°v'"‘“_°~'-"mr -'~> Lean, to curry thc lriniwr ri’ 'hc I "
,-~~~ _-_-.~..-_--»--.--.-.-_--.---».-.~.- _-_.-._---» -_~.~.~.~-.-v-.-v--»------»~ ~--~»~----~- SEWING DONE AT 171 QUEEN ST. ui';1l-Ll01i\»<|;rvntivig party in this noun.
Reasonable rahcs. 1510~12~3M3ipli._ty_ and was cIi=.ctt»<l_ --n<I nr~~- I-
l`“”"’“*"“"**““*‘*°*` ' uppculiiig I0 the county agniii for rc-
clection as a supporter of thc Unior
iioverumcni. ilu and his 1-ollcagun
.lI.r. Alex. Martin, wcre iunniiu: ii
*FARADOR MACHINE TO LET BY
wwolr or tiioniii. Apply to 224 Elia-
_ .- _ _ for street. 600-10~11!i\I1l1`.
_, ' ’ , A FURNISHEP FWQMS TQ I-ET AT  thc intcrc-sts of the Union Goverii-
___________________ ___/“___A______________________________A________A________ ____ ___ I-Lower Prim-'ti 57-~ 15-A1'12‘4M3iP'l-|inenl, while hlesurg, \‘V31~burLun ani’
.1 P ic tiuiriiian then Called or
_--_----_» pfithy, and the people who suppoitcd
AUCTION AT THE MARKET him would do all iii their power If
§g_uai'e I"i‘itld.\' _rli0_i_;tiiii_»;'__ December assist. 'I`Iic speakea' mentioned this
at o`c oc .- Di`Iv li.: to show the unity tiat prevailed :ini-
Slciglisp ll. Beairsto, Auctioncci. nng the people- of the Old ('oiiiitr;.'
` 1249-l.2~5MI.'\l’i/. As :i proof of Mr. lletliiioiitih-1 silica-r
-_._..*.____.__...Y...__*_______,-.'it5-, his brother had ruiscd a 1-cgi
WANTED.-IMMEDIATELY A GIRL mcnt, uni of rcguliirg, bill. vnliiiitf»m,-
for geiieral iiouacwork, family oi' in the county tn which hi- licloiiccd.
three. Apply Mrs. Geo. D.'DeBlois. and lcd' 1200 men. and cvci_\' on
25 Fitzroy Street. 1548-12-Iilliiiiikiiewv what had happened. ’l`h:ii gon
i;-._.__.._____.__._.____.__A_tIeman fell nn the field of brittle,
WANTED A YOUNG GIRL T0 AS-I Lust your Sir llobcri llorticn wuni
sls't nt'h<Juse work In small i’aiiiii_»'.io\'ei Io l-Inginiid. llc visilf-Il thc bi>\'.\
Nu lviisiiing. Apply nt 248 Kent Si.zin i-Ingrlniitl und l<`ruiit'c_ :intl .~xnw Ihr,
1518-12-4l\lt1‘.Ihardships they were up iigxiiiisi. niivf
__._.....__......_.._..,..__._._~_"___, the iloplotloii of their miiks. iiirl»\iL'li
WANTED-WE WANT A LARGE
sickness. wo\in<is und death. Ili- -_'.1'-_‘ty
ounntiiy of fowl and chicken; noi the promise ihut lic would ~.upplv
drawn., Will pay highest cash ment and .slicngtlicn the ranks- of ili--
pricc. Write or phone us, ll.`l\',-,'.`aiindinii army. The coiiscuiiciir-c
<‘ox 6'; (‘o. Morell. 1449-12-lilifli.;-v'  lic_i=ai_ne back and inov;\il tht__ rt_-»
---»-»-€------ ----~-----v- igolutimyg with |'g|`cr0ii(‘(3 to i itil \\' IPI
WANTED.--A COMPETENT MAID is ritllvil Ihr: l\IIl|ifii'_\' SI‘.i`vii’n Atl.
for general housework. middle ifgcti_ lip in that time them wns si|p|ni>~¢\il
ifofcrcncc icouircti. Stain w:igc>.;io hc :i political truce. Afii-r ihiii.
roquircil. Apply Mrs. l<J..l. lirciif the npprmif-lied Sir Wilfrid i.n'.u'i<~r-
ton, 2 l’c'tirl St.. iJoi'chc.~1ier. blush -in nn cniiozivor, in viow of the gravity
1546-12-5AiLtiT‘ll.5of thu siiuatloii, Io' lilanr-" all i-liisswsi
__.__._.___.._~_.._.._-...-__.,';nn| l.~ni-tions nl' tho r~niinlrv into 0iii_r
FOR SALE.- $100.00 SHARES,-l?iioI\ iiiivormnviil. lic tift‘1~rv1l.--lim
I`lli>l`IilI SIUC-k IHIillll| Till; (`-Olllllillll'-AliiIii't: was noi. n gviilleiiiaii prcsciil
$55.11!) or offer. All-in thrcc ioiiiul<"wllo uiiuld any it win. not ri i1i‘l\"l`i>ll-“
l<‘oxt'.~i. iniii black. Address Stotrii-fofi`r-r, to have halt' l.iIi--i.ils :ind half
holders. Glinrtliiin Oilicn. _I'oiiscrv:iiIves iii thi- i`iilon tilivcrii-
` » _ 1I'»iZI-IZ-15Ni2i._inoiit. l<`oi' iliroo weeks i’i;_i'ii}i;iiei_i;
w-l @*_~* Twag glmopl held iip. Sli’ \‘\' I'l‘i (T 1,
N01'|CE_AL|_ NOTES AND A¢;.!iiol, say: "No, slr; ; will not have iin.‘»'-
counis dun thc ilrin of W. (irnnt and llllllir I0 do With this." but hc wont in
(Io. that arc unsctticd ‘on Dfw. liltii Qll<!IN~'i‘_ llllii lf’ M“"U`0"I ““'I ln" ""I_"‘
will be handed to our iittornoy for velitrcs Ilicrv, and called thc leaders
immediate snip mciynr-d.(}r|mi_ lol’ thc i.lI»ci'uI piirI_v in tht piovincc
152g.12.4M¢;i_ of Qucbcr and nskcd' them if they
____________..____________..___.\vr~\iId colin' in. “'l`hc_\' rciuscil; air
T0 |_ET_|;QgM THAT was Qgcu. cnlnii-l_v rf-I`|isi-il., Sir ltobori llordon.
lied by iiic into Jas. ii. linil-lin, in l<n,wiui: _|Ii:- si-iitiiiiciit of this votin-
Ilr:\ni':< llliiiiiiiig. 1'lt‘|~I|'ii‘ iiitiil ainiilliv with ri-I'¢r»,-|i<‘f‘ lI)_ thc iiiuili-r, por-
stcan| hcni. Apply itii-,liiii-it tirnni -sci-~|i-il. and the vninItu|\iciii_:v~ was.
GERMANS IN -'FORCE ATTEMPT SPLENDID SPEECHESI
TO TURN; THE BRITISH FLANII AT UNIOIISIIIOIIEI-
British Retired Temporarily ir'on_i Sharp Saiient but inflicted Terrible _,_,__~..___._._.__._._._._.__..._.__§_.?_.__5._.._;_..,__.__..§.,._._§__
. Punishment on the Enemy. bix ,or More German Divisions Par- .‘_'_"":.’.l;‘.‘.-‘.?°.ll-f’°lI§...§’lI.°.§l3.€2i.l..I“‘.iiii
l I ‘ l‘. lllll0l~l ;\ Cllitltlc, Ulill il CS OI
        Queen's and Kiln 's res  \viIrc
K ll
present .ind dciivciod addresses Mi
I        I. ’tTllI‘i;’;lilirt].de;. llilgilltllhizurdhsch  been during the last frotni ht and
Mr. .luincs Paton, l\i.l_...-\., and otlu-.rs
ing, would `Mr. Ca:-voll, would Mr.
A. K. Maclean, -would Mr. Rowell
_leave him? They wmv hibvr-
,ii‘ls, but these gentlemen fell. that
country was ahead of pa/rty and hence
Joined Sir Robert Borden -iapplause.)
l think you would be amused lf you
were our in the country, as I have
l .
licaid the speeches of Messrs. War-
burton antl Sinclair. Their cry is
nothing but profil graft! graft!
I<‘ant~y that cry coiniiig from Mr. Sin-
clair and Mr. Warburton,-Mr. War-
Ilur-Tou! (Laughter). Graft! He
would not rake- a dollar from the gov-
criinient |i.iini;'1ter.) I told them ‘I
have heard so much of. that that I
‘ani willing to confess to you that I
nm ri political sinner. »But here are
two pu’iticnl saints. They represent
iI.i- political saints in Prince Edward
island. 'l'bey would not take a dol-
lar inipr-'>pf=rly' or over-charge 'for
aiiytliing! (Liillghtcr.) L_ don’t mind
their scif-righteous professions, their
prufn.=~.iOiis ot` iininaculate integrity,
bet-uust-_ people know what value to
place upon them.; ‘but _there is one
serious iiiziilcr, and that is the very
unfair cciiva-E tiiai is being' carried
out by ihcui. 'lhcy go to people and
misrepresent thc, 'Military Service
-ict in v\vcr_~,- shnpc and t`orin. Their'
|.finvzis~ con vs ol' nothing.but un-
iierhunti' tactics und appeals to pre-
judice, the very same as were used
at the time when Mr. Martin and Mr.
llicLcnn were defeated Ln 1908. I
understand they have quite it niunber
oi' circulars out from one section to
another. I need not state what they
are; you know quite well the tactics
of the Grit Piiriy. instead of a fa`ir
and square- fight against the party ln
power, they engage in* wily and un-
dcrliniiti tai-t.it:.~i _of every description.
'l'hcy say th..i Sir Robert Borden was
rllhiiiiiurritl bi' the Nutionalists of
Quchcc. That is Mr. W`arburtoi\’s
sony; in ~_-very meeting. Ont of 45
niinuics lic devotes 25 nt least to
that phase of the nnbj8¢t_ N-ow, I
llilvii Iwrii in Parilanient for the last:
six years. Tliey claim there were 17
Nationalisis elected out of 27 from
Quebec. As far ns l know, and~I
think l do know, I am satisfied there
were only T Nutionailsts in the House
rcaliy. These men voted oftener
with Sir Wilfrid Laurier than with
Sir Robert llorden. They are straight
Nationtilists and at the lost Parlia-
ment when the contentious bills were
ll1l>SS€‘-ll 1116>' voted every time with
Laurier. As a matter of fact, they
,.Ilt>~ci1i't~ti from that time .out tiiev
were faithful and humble follower! of
the llight iiunririible Gentleman. '”hnv
say that Sli- Robert Borden made- a
conipnci with tho Nzitioiiiilists ih"I nn
recruiting siioulti' take place in ‘lic
nrovinrc of Quebec. As a matter of
‘art thi-y were recruiting in Quebec
“rom thc start. but when the mem-
bers oi' Sir ltobcrt i.Iordcn's govern-
iiiciit who hciong to the Province of
Quebec-taltc for instance the into
l\lr. Uasgrain, Mr. ll-londin and Mr.
Scvitgiiy--visited the tllfferellt BGCIIOIIS
of their own province they _were met .
by ii hostile, crolui who refused to
allow ihoni to speak, and they never
had, ur: we liuvc had in this province.
ilu: assistaiice-_of thc leading Liber-
'ils to persuade the people of that
province to enlist. i have met men
from that province and I believe that
if ilu-_v were rightly lcd and if party
politics wert-1 not so intense there.
they would join the colors as \vcli as
our own boys.
'l‘ln>.rc is u lot of work to be done.
ti lot of information to be given the
people in this county and it la ini-
possiiiic for Mi'. Dllirtiii and r|:iy's0lf
in visit thc different electors. There
is a lot of work to be done to combat
the evil influences of men who have
been- hiroti by the liiberal party. Mr.
\\*nrbui1ou and Mfr. Sinclair have
hccn going around' for tho last 3 or. 4
_vnars thonisolvca poisoning the minds
of thc people. 'l`!.cro is one man, -an
iiisiii'aii<,.\ ngt-nt. piiifi to no zirmiirl,
I Ii:=ve lir-,artl of another gentlemen.
wlin has bccii going around from door
to door. lic has not ii sou at the war.
mn- :iii_vc,iic bcl.m|;ing io Iinn_ and lic
w-is aiipcruiiiiuatoil from the r.iilroaii'_
llc wt-rt in nne ninn in thc factory
the other day and said: “How nro
vdu going to vote?" "Well," said the
iiiun. “I dnn'i know: whoni are you
-'~:iiivnssiug i`or?'_‘ _ Warburton and
Sinclair, suill the man, adding that
Vauailn had sent enough of men to
 war "\\'f~\I, I rion‘t know about
that," said tar man: "I think proh-
.-iI~l_v wt- oinqht to send some more.
Tliev luivc had u hard time over
'bcro." The canvnsser replied: “No;
wc linvc sent too iiiuiiy men; wemro
spoiling Cana_dn."» What do you wink
or ii num like that? That man is re-
ceiiing superannuation pay and thinks
t'=iinnl:i .sliould send no further assist-
urirt- in»tlie men- at tho front! _ lic
ouclii to be Iutsrned. and I na that
y .
wliethcr' fiaionlcil nr olcctcd. I will
bling that case before the Prima Min-
ister ~of f'anatlii when the election in
over. ami have that siiperannuntion
taken from that traitor' (applause)
I will give his naiilc:~--~-------
A woman came to my house today,
who has four sons at the front, She-
hnti word lust night that one ol them
was gnssed. That woman has t&oIl-5
n sacrlnce. and others have had eh*
sons liiilod, and to tliinit- tlllff Hmm*
who is receiving mollby 000' 011351
1527.12-4M6i_ wr- fiuvi~ ai i`niou (iovcrnnicnt til thc
. _ - ' " im--f.f::iI iiino appealing to yon." on
JOHN A, MMUQNALD, pR0v|`N.tln nil-Iinportnnt qunstinn of how
cial I.an`ti Surveyor. oiiice and rn~ best wc shall proscvutc iiic war. li
Bidonco,_ liornianvillc. 'l`olephonc._ls unthinkable that we should lay
1511-12_-1lM5iElii.|-d. .down our arms like the Russians and
é.-_------------._--~ Iwithdraw. We cannot do it. We
WANTED A1- QN¢E__.A_ pgw ¢ _gsIi~,annot allow our inen to be annihil-
ilrewood. Dry liartlwood preferred. ated and refuse to send assistance
Apply to D. Stewart, 164 Kent St. .bo them. One question _I would-like'
_ 1344-11-2BMDTl".to ask is this: If Sir Wilfrid' Lauri-
. ‘ p li with reference t this mat- _
.a.__-_._.___'.`__._ "Sh “ld "Ish C““‘"“*“°" Mmlrdw Liniment 0ure'e Colds. etc.I’tIiA4a'i?rocTi'ntistnstory wouldolvlr. Field- (Continued on Pine Six.)
'i'n»n»nn_»- of the 0ouaem-,|hioi|Id'il_ny-
"Iwi Iihu bo gunned; 
~-arms I think it is time ment-out _
and frowned down such cNlMIi'l_o"U|
W. l’. Doull. l dvlft till 'Chit
seriously; ho ls not i"eopollI\l|0i‘ `.
Tho Patriot puhlilhealbf CII- |lf*"
mation of on intelligent ol7Ili_itiu@I-'
any and every opmmaliootion homo'
man like Douil. That is the propoot-.1
_tioirwa an an Infiniti ' ._
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