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.iut ath,~1o1a and were lookiilg to” Canada as the future
 ' “ home of themselves and their. children.
_ ¢'H,\|{r,o'i‘1~`1i'i‘o\\'.\'» cHl\U'r.\ roi' A Those born in Canada,‘wh'atever_ the nation-
` ality of their f0ref_a¥\er`s was, were Cana-
mie program for mecharimitetown Chen- diansr Thesehavl: ought together for a
tfllqua, July '22-28, 'has been issu_;ed andy?
" ' ch to sa that it ist emos ~ ,_
iildldligitugolgrglurumme eiver presented in the death together and many ofihem Sleep t9-
citw A proggamme embracing so much is gether in a common grave. Never again
neceissariry bet and we Scope of a brief will they be English or Irish or_Scotch or
newpapel. m.§c]e_ Sumcé it to say that an French or_Americans, but Canadians weld-
Whotake part- in it 'are men and women of e
more than ontinental fame and that eveiv
session, onli each a'ftei1noon and evening, H1
is a complete entertainment in itself_ Peter __
McQueen, the greatest war correspondent __
living, who has seen service in the Cuban 1_0
war,`in the Philippines, in the South Afrl-_ f
can yvar and in the present European w_ar, _O
who has fought, been imprisoned and tried n
,_ ericans,but Canadi ‘ s, §. Those bornin the
___ "_ _ United Kingdom, 0.fller_British possessions,
“'°"""“ °' " the United States and othercountries had
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Guardian f§iif“:'t.‘fe‘;:§s.::.f":.iir.2;
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giish nun-seo' ifwelsh Ffeuehnim
or the most part taken up' their residence
n Canada, were making their living here
omlnqni cause, h-ave`met a 'common foe,
d‘together` into one nationality, Canadian. l,|.,|,,,..,. os shy oi us, hut sue writes
While pride of nationality is a natural with tue.-_ouotouutiest iosoeot shout ;'|‘;'k'°“§‘l“ “°“`G "S “ __”’§f_“';’_‘_ref:
stinct, while love of the fatherland is in- $60 or _$100. and iiriiiss home iiie Gel- wh; 'I,';`_,,,,,,, _,,,'°",,_,,,,,,T :fe °,,,,,,,,
erent in every human breast, love of the ‘“““ P'°"""“ “Y “¥°W"*¢ “"“’”_ "‘°'.° to iusve their oisuts seieeo hy tue
ome for which one fights to the death and 3:f_';‘“_‘;,°'0'““_;'§‘; 2”? _°°’_’_‘:’"”° “’”, Government. _The hope our indemni-
r which hisfriends' have laid down their hundred‘spol'mdoll;rs Ibxnereoialoewtgd gas has billet; dzlngbedthebebbnlnnlxg
~ - ei' n ii o s nc -
ves, will overshadow al_l other ties. Hence-- hy iuuiviuusis. Netieuui wesith is o,__':;" wa: It was 0'" _,ms Emu",
rth -Canadian patriotism will be a new merely an iisgieizato or iutiiviiiuyi ,,_,_, ,he B0, ,,e,,,, 0, .-N ,,_
_ s ' cry o xl
spiration; the land bought at such a cost “'°“""~ “"" ‘W ‘““’"S “‘° °““° °' “ uoxutious, oo iuuemuitiesw ieii iihe l
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it lining tsiioli for grained that this 5’
was is not to`lSe"`eiide'd by Germany he
stai'vir_ig_ to death. or_.by' a revolution 5_0
or by her llnaiiclavlicollapse or by any
other ifscncy than the lighting mount 3.
the ur ie; qnposeu tp _hoi-_ it-us, sun 3;
|nterefqTl'lis___l}§i consider some ot_'the
less"v.ltal factors in her present 'sit-_ up
nation. Let us' take up~tlie mutter of P.”
finance, _for iniitang:_¢_a,_,_pr rather folldw :I
the noted 0gn'_s<iigit_.suthpi~, iviiss h_g»_ to
ues Liiul§:who wiltes in the New
York Sun of the .industi'lnl` cataclysin in '
that Germany is facing. -Miss 'Laut h
speaks as off-handediy about a 'billion T
ave been wounded_ together, have met
ai? a sPY gives a lecture on “The Great Wm be d@a1`e" to all than any Other- “I Bmgl°'G"m°"’ Wm” we may ca" 8 " 6" “‘ h
’
World War.” ' a
n on e ears of t e German
m a Canadian citizen" will, because of glngevfa get ',‘,,""° °°"°°°"ve °' ""°"‘°° ' '
_“The oid Homestead,” the euestesi of thisw-su sud the pattcuusdisushove is L ' "’"° °'”' ` “"‘° °"‘°~° "'°”°’
American dramas, is the bill for one even- fi
ing. “Robin _Hood,” one of the greatest
operas, presented by a select company of
the best singers in Amei'ica;~a number of
concerts by Chautauqua talent, these are a
few of thefeatures. Among' the lecturers
in addition to Mr. Peter McQueen, are the
Chautauqua superintendent, Dr. P. Marion f
Coan, and Mr. Frank Dixon. S
The programme should be carefully h
studied and everyone who can secure ai it
ticket for this great educational and enter~ f
_ 3.
_ r _ $1.000 O11 NS €X‘D0ClMl0YiB- Bild |UCk sell them to get coin for the import-
, tilt? S€8S__Of lille WOI`ld W€l”€ 3.l)S0ll.llL€l`\` pursued* him, however, for again he mon of raw mtiierial who tlicii, will
S 0 6 Hllk and b0I`i`0W H\10U\€l‘ ln business again. The importer-inust. _  M
istory, recent or current can understand V- If Y .f W
nder the sun that owned a boat, free to “gl” "’“‘*S~ “"8 ""2" ¢°°1< “OCR will huy tiieuilvvho win huv siege
ll who wished to make legitimate use of it. f_';‘; "I’“;‘d_,f;'°;e§f  mstgfsigzig  K":fea‘1;n‘h,§__§;‘;;‘;e'_:_,mg
ee to all but pirates and sea thugs, whoni ,id no, blow up 0,, ,,,,,, he w,,,,,d A ,u,n,__, Ge,m,,,,y_ ju., _,S me south
_ P y PNY P°°i‘ Hiiil Of the last, three-_. German »wnr
(I ll) lt, be HS pl‘0l.ld 2 bQ3.St RS l’,ll€ “I am Il Hans iS 9358890 in il S1917 f1'U1““' loans only onelfif-th was actual new
Oman cltlzen” of the old R0manS_ _ facturlng business subject to very m0n@y_ .1ui-ed mam hldting. Four
` ` high “P0 FiSkB- H6 iB ‘liliikllig BX' fifths was no more than the pom-
P|0BlV9B- 33% and U19? life likely t0 lse of the German investors to pay, A
NOW iili iii ii moi-it unliremedliiiled and the security they urrorti was "
“FREEDONI OF THE SEAS” and disastrous manner. The profits their previous loan `cerd1cutes_
‘ however, nie large, and if Hans gots 'What will happen - after the war, »-
¢l1i‘0\l8h 8 year without loss, he Billy when the German Government starts
Most of us have vaguely guessed, though expect to more ;io,ooo ou his hu out to can in time.. mov-issues on tho
_ _ ew have understood what Germany' vesiiiiem- Iii his fiiiit war- however! vevious iosuscf The hoiiiov must sen _
Simms, Dr. A. D. Harmon, Dr. Frederick m
_ _ ree befdre the war, free to every natioii lost his espitui,_ uiufi this _happened buy? The aiiswei' isliiiiit the veohic
taining week should do so. u
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tovo_otout_oi~voopitsi. _oheiqmethua - _ _ '-5 ~ . t ' ‘ i 1
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ls satisfactory as long #_ they
uiti- get :mir eupiu. but when thu
tlis capital stopped pouring iirthe
'ff 1.. boom. burst immediately. -
 Q On the Edge of an Abyss
- »~ v db 'On Germ\ny's own llgures. Mins
ut says, her interest charges are
eater than a`ll_her' savings, and
r nntlonal debt is already nearly '
'per cent of her ' entire popula-
on's ownership. Will the German
oops be willing to give up all their
dtits to pay interest on a 'bootlpss
bt! Will they be willing toglve
50 pei' cent of nll they own to `
y the debt’ itself?" it was nctvery `
ng ago that Haasse, the Socialist,
d: "We must putwon binders not `
see the abyss ahead. ll!» the war
es on, our nation will be bled
hits and destroyed through ex-
austlon.” We know from Herr
hyssen und' others that German
plains" the very low price. Mostlyh if
u._,
  “rue ti_sueuusshe'uit'if<-  
Special Su1tSil 
 clear ut si5.0oi..f»
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At $15 we are showing‘_`viviIl1¢S 
in Men’s Suitsthat you  ‘f
hard ' to duplicate "felsewhere~._<§llhis_ _
lot includes values worth up._to_  i
They are odds---only one _o_r__ __i;w_o
sizes of ’each kind left---which ‘ex-i __
.f
'~r‘»fsfiz=~.i.nvzu`!:or»‘;
in Browns, Greys, Blues and Ileféif 'f
stripes. There are also a few Nor- V
foliis and Pinch Back models for the ‘
younger man inthis lot,‘only about
fifty leftfsofif you want a.g0_0d.SL'l1t
at a reasonable price secure one__`
bef-'ire they are _all picked up. * ` '
Sizes 36, to 44 inch 
Henderson & Cudmoreiii
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eans by the expression “freedom of the he f°““d that he had IOS! his eiiiiie iu iesiizeeush. 'v 'rho manufacturer-' T99-1-snail. ' ' » ' ~-
. V ' ' 'l' my
cas.” As far as the unbiased student of °;°if“1,?_y_eg‘”'°“.‘°“”' 8° he had '° ’““” “"“ "‘°’“ ‘° get 9‘""` '° 5'” "lp T C  .---I
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all the civilized nations combined success- oishe Just enough money to out him sm ¢~.,v,fe.iei~ut-y_wss vuiueu. There. , _
_ _ _ - . . fully to drive Off t}1e.<SeaS_ There Were no where he started after all these will be this dlllerencc, that the _ _ 'v
Statlstlcs recently made public In the irates in yéceflt yea]-S"`unti'l Gerynany ¥§`f1FS Of l11b0l`- If/U16 bad lllCk h€l¢l» South was not without l`rieilils~ und- - -
United States display an almost nnbeliev- £3
able amount of illiteracy in that country. n
Secretary Lane recently made a statement _
in "which,-among other things, he said 1-' 1;?
“Until last April the regular army would t
Ove 0 W1 S an ' would be in danger of starving to bankruptcy and solvent) 1-*
- - _ he would be absolutely ruined. HB well-wisliei‘s_ which. again is it differ
urned Its plrates lopse’ and then? Shall be W0Uld have H0 m0il€Yv H0 CI‘€dit- He ence quite as great as that bctweeiii
one after the war is r. N t th t d '
g this freedom, engoyed by the whole uesth unless he iouou u ioh work P  if
Orld, Ofle Of the   Gerlfladly lS ing f0¥` S0YYl90¥lfl 0156. 'and 85 |0118 315   I
'_ .~ _ ii. _i i hisjhh idh ti-5
not euhst iihteustes, yet in the first draft d‘f)‘f_§‘yo§lgt}f_;‘.’;§af;’§.’§_ff,hf,feSl;‘fa§f_f"§;sf’§° iiftiiefisie tif.. eiisifis uflpieift v.. vous rhosteus soivizo
' ‘_ `_ i' ' pZ'th'iufhii'f. “"-
between thirty and forty thousand illiter _led every One__WhO_ has read of ____ except C__e__:_e_;ui:__;_e_s_i i e W “v_ _r_8_uNscoT__r_ D_ o_
proximately as many near illiterate Thm of course the Germans. This is the imsiioiui position or (su rights reserved)
ates~were brought into the armyand ap- A
cannot sign their names. They cannoi
reed -their ‘orders 'posted tisiiy ouihuiietiu §
boards in camp They cannot read their
letters or \vrite home.” ` -'
_ .Y U ‘ l uv
who cannot read will be drafted into the S
army within the next two years and he in- C
A very learned professor in one _ of the Gefmiiiii' tw-<1iiv~ Accviiiiiik i° bei' _ 
reat German -universities; one probably. “_” "f“_j=lai __S_ai¢mit_ii;:__ the _ototui . ___ _ _ ___
- ' V11 ue 0 ii ier- ii S.'i10 F65- Dr. Linscott ln is co umn w
t whose feet.many of our own most dis- M d I »
. - - - - ' S PS' an “ery Ol 191' |191!! Of C8Dl‘ help you solve your heart problems
manual Of 3,l`l'll_S. Tll€y C»3.l'lllOt I`€21(l tll€ll'   Ec{entl_§t_S _ and tal wealth is seventy-flve billion dol- |-e1|g|0uB», na¢ura]_.50ci.a|_ nmmcial and _
G gn ILS S2.  1(-3 kelllg flll1Sll€Cl lars. Her annual income is given as every mms, anxious care that per- _
_ _ _ 1]] eyimany as un epta el; to explain ten billions, but this is gross income, pleges you, lf ii personal answer in
He says ful ther that some 700 000 mole hat Germahs mean by “freedom of the uot_or?ii__, _:ot wh_ut__ isnisf; ,._f_§.:_,  ,eqmred _,_,_cl_,___0 __ ,,,_e______,,,_, _,_,_,,,,,,,_ __
eas.” He, Professor Ehrenberg, in a re- °°“ ° "A g ““‘ ° g "5 fs” " N0 “"2"” W be iiiii S1211 V0",
. , _ .tk t._E it atltlfun __ ~ 'iii lf; .
ent Issue of the Vosslsche Zelt li Ori OU COHOH1 B S S Y la prefer sign _your in tn s on y or uso
. . _ . ‘ ' _ . . . ungv one individual saves from one-sixth to ii pseudonym.
slsts that provision be made to teach their fthe leading papers in Germany, puts it in oue~eii;hih or his gi-oss income ho is --
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at least to read and write. .
' . ‘_ - ~ lNGRA'l‘lTUDl<I:- “Self Denial".
_ We have no statistics in Canaria to show zglftlléigiilla’ G_f_21‘;n21nf0_l_l_n,- after asfunéiyig g?::_‘g__;f;;' :'__"J'__'“f_`;‘;'f_-'  lies wi-ites_ “How is it thut those i heh#
3' _y af WUI] e wal on an ' to bankiw or $7 Of. “_ N0W_ Ge,-__ ;i_loi;t seein  appreciate iiie__le;_is_t_;',
_ eriaps or ie some reason ni .
"What shall we do after the victory? One single 21:;yB;sé‘??;,;l;;),.5;nlTut 2261335? E; Jews crucified Jesus. I-t muy be
her incbme is _riot enough to piiy the thoughtlessness on the part ol those
inte,.est__"`,f her debt_ and she |B run. whom you have helped. There is_u
ning short 'hy' hundreds of millions class or pe°pl“ who “ppm gum! pm'
» il
of dollars every year. As long as she ple to go good and whe"_they 0 so
can kee`p__`oi\' paying interest she cal- it is take" ag a'h'““"_er_°f_ c°u'se__t;I;;§
   to  »»     
rowing' She is in the.p°sm(;_n of tl; niiildrlltgyfs ol) people never even think ol’
mlbrichlquick swmdlers' w 0 'pa how much they ure indebted to these
'______ ______M__ _ ___ ___`__ two beneiiclent forces. lil’ you are
I l _ doing good with the expectation ‘of
in sh gs sp 9 sg at gs is up tg sp Q se up se being appreciated you are doomed to
i fe disappointment.
' Dlll.Y SELECTIDHS FOR
Ullllblll REIIJEIS
the extent of illiteracy, but it is evident
from court and other records that the num-
ber Who can neither read nor write is much
larger than it ought to be.
The handicap of- illiteracy is a vei'y seri-
ous one, no less burdensome to tlie farmer
the mechanic or the artisan than to the sol-
dier who cannot read his orders on the
bulletins daily posted for his guidance. To
the farmer it means that he can get no as,-
sistance 'from the agricultural colleges or
the experimental farms; to the tradesman
it means inefliciency and practical inabili-
ty to do business. To anyone it means that
he "is locked up within himself, unable to
get ideas from others or to protfi by the
experience of others. _
In every province in Canada schools are
within"i‘eTach"df. practically all dliildren. In
our province, where there are no new or
partially populated settlements, there is a
school within easy reach of every child and "
this has been so for several generations.
and we have" probably fewer of them in
proportion to population than any other
province in Canada, the fault lies with the
parents and ‘it is a criminal fault. In these
days there can be no excuse for illiteracy
on the part of our young people, and when
Where there isan illiterate man or woman,
they grow.__to manhood and womanhood it is
w
is extremely improbable that there shall be
:inyiwho_c_a_ni_iot'at least readand write. _ t
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.ii - ~'~_ o.\NADiAN1sM
our pride in the Canadian
in reviewing the record
ave made and in looking for-
31, 1918, the Can-
Force totalled 364 750
in the Un
countries. ‘
sy _
th
  vu ss it  u.i2i2t.'i‘h';“»i.:.i.‘i2ami:uai.n:..i:.i
t ` ’
he future of Canada f th G “'
an amyinto __ com_ she __;ias;z_i_'man who calls that freedom of
7 \ ,
born in Can- f‘This war will end when someboihtl lick- i
descent; 121,571 ed--and we are not going too’ \°\ ed,”
37,496 in Scotland, declared-Lieut. Jean Cen »*  Veg \ 'les
in Wales, 3,648 in Belus” dt Montreal ‘ -“\°'
aim is before us~tlie freedom oi thc seas.
“The land victory must help the naval victory
The victory at Constantinople (the alliance with
Turkey) is the first step toward a naval victory
Thanks to that victory, we have leaped across Eng-
land's power in the Mediterranean and thus we have
become a naval power thanks to n victory on land.
We must go on in the same direction, und there
shines clearly before us our last object for attain-
ment ofthe freedom of the seas-the domination of
the Suez Canal. '
"By the possession of the Suez Canal we would ’
have in our hands the core of the ‘British Empire,
and the lutler would lhus be deprived ol" its poison-
ous tools. And we would in this manner become
the rulers of the bridge to the second great part of
wo would get out of the middle European press-
the moist triangle; we would not care what is going
on in the Atlantic. v
"Egypt must be our aim; and if we cannot reach
it right now we must get it as .closely as possible;
this means that we must odd to our Constantinople
naval vlctory_ further victories; we must capture
_the Suez Ciinnl and hold lt for a victory in our
future naval and colonial war." '
Now y_ve understandfiwhat “freedom of
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$36*
Furnished by W. lu Lousol
will tell you that diusIness.isn't W-haf ;///_  L L   S
it useii to be and will never ho' the CD i I . _ _sy FS,”
some asain. Let us look the present;  l ~_ ‘_ \ \ __ _‘~ ` _3F '
sli_,uatiol`i__squarely lu the eye. ’ _; _ __ _ ` Ll i.- v _ _ O J i”
-. - . . _  - _ _ ~ ` -?W'5|:.i|-oft \`.-...E.
°'i~'.:.::°.:':;.°.;:‘:.:°.:.i':;'  ~ wARiu_ wEA'riiitR i=oo1%'Aii ' _._ ts _
V duh medium cut; pointed or round toes, white enameled leather or clnvsbooiind
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Hli‘i'Y'iif drafted. so is Bill. hom to 8-8.76. Pumps md'0_x!ordv hi the .very -latest styles, also A bl; showilli7_ 0!
_- '~ heels.
._Ali our work is now uphill. i , rubber
So -your order, we're afraid, ` _
_May he still a bit delayed, ,
Btlll you'll gd it, `d'on’tf.be vexed, . .
._s _ __ h'
with the “Ili |'l"'€\\°ie
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"Should the church be in.sti_tutlonal
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I1 you are an optimist you probably ` _f ‘    D tj /'
view the present market conditions ..
Nothin could be clearer than this. It ’“ ""5 °.““‘° ‘P"“- L”‘° '“° 4’°°"' W” ff "_ -
laid dogvn with a precision and detail "“"° "‘° °°'““‘““"’ "°‘”'°’ “M "‘°i  K | D N E Y _,L
orthy ofa German professor, characteris- "ape hangs' with us always' They /' "
ic of German kultur. Drive England oil'
_ the seas_,_leave Egypt and India 'open to
_ the Germans and lo!.we have th'e.German-
ized "freédoin of the seas” which is to con-
stitute fi Plank in the`coming peacetermsl-
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Keep your__temper_'gq_ptle Sir., gf_ __3'|.__ 'i_i;». ,V5 .,i_‘~f,.i f_,»I‘l:_4
Qvrltes the manufacturer, ff ` _ '___ _f'j. "‘ "‘ -" "____“,,'_"i`_~|,il
Though your goods are over-due. ‘. ‘-.;; ' ‘ » ‘il
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For ii month ortm|_lh0i¢wo,» »  f .  " lf* ‘ 7. _ _ ___ _
We can’t' help it,’-plehiie don't swear. ik .`» .1 =_,,_, L" __ _ , - _ _ i' . ' “ ‘ ‘ " ‘ ”` " "
.Laboutvl scarce .nu loom. are rare; ... *-7. -  A "'“ ' /“' "'~ ~ ‘ M- - ""“ W '~~ " Y' 'A~» ~' - - ' '- A-'-~»-' -- ~»-- --~ ~
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"A CHURCH R’EFOl'l.MER” a.skS.
I think every large church' ought to
be so, or at least approximate to being i V
If you want to raise money for Red Cross. ' ‘
Soldiers’ Comforts, War Prisoners or any
other patriotic object; or if you wish to help_  ;
your Church, School or Society you can’t "
possibly conceive of anything more popular - ~
or profitable than a Picnic. ,
Holman’s can supply everything nec-
essary to make your Picnic zi huge success.
There’s no guess work-no running around-
no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies
from Holman's, because we will show you
. exactly when, where and how you can make
money; what to buy and what not to buy. -
We have helpedidozsns of othc rs make their
picnics successful in the past. We can help
you.
_ We quote lowest prices on FRUIT, C ON'
FECTIONERY, B O T T L E li DRINKS. ~
CIDERS’ PENNY GOODS, NUTS, GAMES.
CIGARS. We can also provision your table. it
equipyour booths and _ supply _you with red-
hot selling money-making specialties. _
Write us for prices and particulars,
stating o_n what date you propose holding ,
your picnic. ~
R. T. HoLMAN LTD.
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