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  _ having been made up to September 30. Should they §‘
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   ouestion of teachers’ salaries at its recent meeting here 5"
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‘ living wage.”/lVfoi‘eo\'ei', the Church stands behind the ~7
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‘ Novembei',22nd.” How far the strike is to go or how many ‘d
rural mailcouriers are involved is not stated and enquiry 19
at the Post Oflice here throws no light on the subject ex- lil
of the Rural Mail Col1_riers_’ Union of Canada,” intimating 21
that “the rural mail couriers are to strike on Saturday, in 1'
cept thabnothing. is.kno_wn of- it by the Postal authori- 2
 ues; ` »  - pr
’ The deinand ‘made by the couriers and ignored by d
presentation of the case, is that the present method of Cl
nd perhaps 2 dlmgeroiis fiiiestion, nameiv, which snail:
U16. the city or the country. The rural population still! -'il
minates although the cities are rapidly “catching up", Inl Qin
01 the rural population of Canada was 3,349,516 and'
e urban 2,021,799. in 1911 the rural was s,925,67o‘
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d the urban 3,280,964. The next census, in 1921, willi
obably have further iiarrowed the gap or placed the
ifference on the side of the urban. _ '
In Prince Edward Island the rural population,
adequate means of properly doing the work. tender at '__
cut throat prices thus shutting off inen who have suitable
work as it ought to be done. 0 ‘
_ tiring the decade between 1901 and 1911, decreased by,
tender be abolished and a system substituted by which 9.546 While the Urban P0PU13ti0U in°1‘9'2S€d by 15- If
not probable that the next census will be any morei
vourable to the rural sections than the last and this is'
e of Prince Edward Island’s problems, namely, ;
aintain our rural population.
O
__-________'___t______- lll\'0l\l§h the lstbmus to‘Veiiezuela and
Woild’s (lil Passing
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i.!.l_ii_ The Alves group is the
-.-1i important. iinil this ls wholly
'l<h The other big orgiinlzutioii
    5.; eh; '.'Sholl" group. operating with ii
i iziipltal oi about, half li billion dollars,
ing the remuneiation of mail couiiers like that of other  nm, L_mm_0mng impommt interests in
lliilierto coal has been the basic iii-'j\1_;Xi_;,_ Russia’ butch EHS, Indies'
contiactois has been cut down to the lowest figure at
ure below \\ hat it can be done _tor efficiently. 'l he mail cour ‘
1er`s work is important as well as onerous and he is entitled in
iiiiiieri-iiil biiitlcs of n;ition:~= lizire
en iouglit. The (_-oiiiiiry with i:_iail
ss:-sseil the iundaniciiiiil \veapon.
Europe. Britain iiiid (leriniiiiy do-
reniuneratioii hiiiiself and uhile he does his work efiic'- f_..ii iii~pi»sii.._ 'rim i'init~ii suites.
more libei‘al than the remuneration he tenders for, \\ ouid lr
    'f  i ‘ to renluneratiork Lrnder our present S.vSte_l“ he Sets  ni-iiiii-d i-i~-_nioiiiicaly ber-aiise oi' their
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 ently no fault can be found. Doubtless a fixed wage, if -vlifi-ii has iilwiii hull' or uw coai of
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world, and ii0\\' iuiiies it fur cheap-
tlniii the Europeziii countries, will
p ’ . 'iw it greiit advnntiige liencei’oi'tli_
:_ .1-I*§f'li i _ _ , _
` “  winch, possibly, the _Island Pai'iiier would not ob_]ect to fm,
l'~il'.§‘; under present conditions. ,,,
As to the possibility of a couriers’ strike there does -_»_
not appear to be any danger at present. The couriers Tli
.shipping is no longer dependent
coiil. Loconiotives need not use
Aiitoiiiobilo transport does not use li.
e new great worlil. comino<lity,arouiid
are paid, as we understand it tlliarterlv, the last payment '-"';ii<'ll i‘1'~'<>li/vs ifiiiiiwl oiineiiiiiiilus-
es and services, is oil, and gasoliiie.
this. the United States has been
strike on November 22nd, as intimated by the Farmei _pm ahead of me 0,116, countlm
. . Q , ~ f ~»
they would forfeit their wage from September 00 to tne -_,,,
.ng
cially responsible nen, each liable for the nonfulfilment lie
t today, with fields at home show-
signs of exhaustion, the British
ii is siiiing tight on a lioii's slizire
the oil i'e.=;oiii'¢-cs ot the world. Far-
iglitoil }_}i‘itisliei‘§ cluini that in len
'ears the llnited States will be paiy-
; FEA( 1" E RS 5-\ L-\ lilly" _ ng back Britain’s war debt by inipor-
That the Social Service Congress should take up tne
was to be expected. The Social Service organization is
g Briilsli-'owned oil. ii b;irrel go into coiiirolliiig British '_
lllililli l`l'_`»'i9ll. Mnliiy Suites, north amd
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oniiili ihina, Siam. Striilis Settle-
striiil coiiiiiiodity willi wliicli thi* 1-1:fii::i`a:‘.i"i, Egypt' ve,mzuem_ Trmdam'
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mi-iiiii. and Philippines. _Soon it will!
coziiriil r. four-fli oi' the \vorld's sup-|
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l‘lI»'. iii Iliesopotaziiia and Pei'sia.`l3ri-
ii~.=ii iiiicrcsts are in ovcliisive control.
When`the U- S. Pays.
,\ii o:¢1i:>rt on iziteiuiziiioiiiil eco-l
I
Iioinii-f; says that ilritiiiii now holds;
iii her hands 'conlrol'oi` the larger
par* iii' the \\'orlil`s izreut iiew iii-
ifii.-‘:i'i:il_i:oiiiiii.iili‘}'. Steel :ind coal
:irc !i~=iii;< ivpliicsil by oil, \\'iii“ship
iiriw use oil fuel, insieziil 'JT iriuil. (`oin~
iiii-‘iwiiil ships are bi-giniiiiig lu burn
oil. l’ci'lizips‘tlic ne;-;t iiiivies will be
nqiiippi‘d with iiitei‘nul_ coiiiliusliiiii
oiigiiies. like thc i`nst.`iiiotor-lioiits. lif-
<'sii:ii;i:i\.s t_hiil if llic coiisuiiipliun on
this (‘ontiiieiit continues to rise, wiiii-
:n
in ten _\'e:ii'i; ilie l'iiiti:d Stgitcs will'
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have to impo.‘ 500000 000 biiitls o'
mkets Then the four billions which
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oil :i year, and that there will he $2 L_ _ _ - _  _
._ --_ _ the census years 1901 and 1911 the 'rural population-‘fb Cv- 'v 7"""""_""""' "’ _ " .' _""" VV* “"3_ I
The Island Farmer, Summerside, publishes a state- Cfanafia increased by 576. 1534Whi1e'th€ Urban P0Puia-.5 50 '
ment from “Mr. Austin Mcliinis of Richmond, Secretary U01! 1H¢1`eaS€d by 1.259.165. This raises a very delicate l 
At last we are able toigive yoiijust what `
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_Q have been looking -for in Overcoats, Leishmaiys g
 “fi” ‘\' !_)verc_oat-s----tliose _that weredeiayed' for so lon
  _3‘__  ----have at last arrived, and we_are‘ now able td
 _  show the buying public-and that means y0u`
1    the 'nicest and best line of goods that has ever
me to the province. 1 '
 ` - - - ' s ' ' '
 ' 1 Waist Line-Grey Cheviot, _Brown and Fancy'
Something that cannot. be beaten for
'_ style.
._ --'   Double and Single Brcasted Overcoats in Black
and Grey Melton
_ X, _ both medium and tight fitting.
Wraps and Oversacks--Brown, Navy and Chevi_
 i ots, best quality goods and Workman-
. __ship. ` _
Everybody likes Leishman_’s Suits and Overcoats. Did
you ever ask yourself the i°ea.so`n? Isn’t it because of C
their quality, their good looks and the reasonable price?
P _ Any _other ready-inade will cost just as inuch, but Leish-
, iiiaiis, which is really tailor-inacle, has that style, quality
and woi'kma.nsliip combined that makes it a much better »
_ purchase, even at a higher price.
Look them over before you buy. '
s ll-lacLe an Bros
~ ' A Tailors, Furnislrcrs, and Sale Agents for Leishman’s
Ready-to-Vlfear Clothes.
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.ss_se.eess-_ assi;-.ss.usss-sfs.ssi..=es_ea_ ses;-. sew. 1 -_  =_.
and Chesterfields, '
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'slisfihh sl? slr.-isssl-3 H2 
now, the world will be keenly stiidv-
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on Life and Merry one. iiriinin owes in the rniieii states roriifis the Oil nvlentiiilllles of every our
sa iiidt
foodstuffs and war inzitcrliils will be
liohii to the tuie At Csbiit the
lying spot on the globe. The eiirlh
A recent report oi’ the L'nl oil 'paid quickly ciioiiiili. But this is=l‘l lliflnlé millle ll C0lllDl\f1lli\"-`ll' Sllllill
area. by steanisliip and telegraph and
nies geological bureau "y " > -‘:;; fu `. pi' , , | -
one of the speakers, the Chuich must stand behind .i ii. me of nie on iiaiiis in nit- i~nii.».'. sum' pfsiinciion or pci.-o~,c=ib1@. and iwrliaiis Caiiiidluns will ilwii
iiiiiern snnes is only 29 re=ii~.<. ii-nm is iii: rwr cent. or the ivoi-ifrsilie using Ihfrsiaii of Roumaiiian gaso-
licr reports have 1-sliiiizitoil ai lot-»il, :ind i:oii.~'iiiiipi,ioii is soine\vliiit.||5l`i0 in `!l\¢‘ll' illllfllllllllll05*lf""SCil'l`CllY
an outcome of the Christian Church and, as stated by in
£6 . , ` ur ' , 
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schools of the country as its hope lies in the intelligence fi"
lii>i'iier ijnic. lt is coziiniiin knrii\'» l;i,;'goi'_ But thirty or frilly _ro;i|~5 ;1g0_lui’ giisuliiie has not by lheii fm‘c<id thc
of the people' _ _ . _ _ lodge that oiily by the grciitefst ral- tho l'i:iicd Siiitcs was also a greutlliiilf Of Wal Oil OF k@l`0S0ll0- 1100lilYll¥
Prenuer Ben: In the Course of the dlscusslon of tne _-rgy in `devt-iupiiig wells has the tiiuhci- couiitr_\', proilucing_ its oiviilllllflflil $01112 dlS\lll1CP. 111011* is 110 Giles-
question at the Social Service Congiess, Tuesday night,
left an impression of uncertainty upon his government`s iii
piomise tp inci ease the teachers salaries and offered a ff’
pitifully lame excuse for deferring the increase till July 
from to give the required increase! I-le knew, or ai
least he claimed to know, before the election. At that
Lime, when the sole object of his ambition was to get lf
into power he claimed that the present revenue was suf- "
licient to meet the increases demanded by the teachers
abolition of the Wai and Health Tax on the ground that
:iutpiit been kept up. while demands pulp and paper. Now most ot' its mm. tion of the dominance ot' oil iis the
ve iiicreased prodigiously. Five niill- nierciiil timber has gone. and l.’iilled‘l>9Sl<‘- C0mlll€l`CiHl 00llllll0<ll!Y and if
n iiutoniobiles require millions oi States publishers, using iiu enornious,1llL‘ British win out iii their l§l‘92lt <’Il-
,,~,»,qS of g,,S,,1iu0_ The ;ml,0nat5,,,, (|,,,,nm_,. of ,,u,,,.,.' are _1,,,.ml,g hu.g,.|y .ileiivor the worlil coiiiiiierciiilly again
. . . ` ‘ V oil froni Mexico last your \'.'iis.iu (‘;ii\'.iiliiiii oonipunies. lfiiless wo Will W lll€ll`S.
Instead of granting It fl Om January' ‘ 328,000,000 biirrels oi' 4;’ gallons caiizh. hzivo cure, in :inotlier ten or twenty "__--'--"-'-
He still does not know where the money is to come _\-_,,,_ ,,.,,,, ,|e,,,..,,.iS mc.-miiig_ .inn _»»s_i.~s, inn- fomis win have been tie- TYPE °°""’°_5';:)°’;E DISPLACED
i ies l`.ilieiiii;; l`nlr<,d States oil viistateiltlic szinie wiiyiisthemiiericiiii _____\
iiiipl . " ‘ . -‘ - .' _ _
-oi'poi':iiioiii; are lookiiig iibroud for The warnliigs of \Viisliiiigt0n bureaus New York Strike Set |n\'ei1l.ors tof
hcl' flCldS~ '1`ll".V i1l‘0 fillfiillg V-llili i‘i‘;:iii-diiig tliciiie of/tiiiericiiiiollfields W°"k '
ie Br'iti:~ili are iilieud 0! them, with hiivn been fri-qiiciil. but iliir pri -:iirc NEW YORKI §;'1'1_l,I_0i.uCliO1`0l.!
‘ here, by Rogers* W, Alien. former pies- 0
itlent of the New York Business Pub- 3
Adams 'l`lid_yoi‘. oi the Perioiliciil Pub-
lishers' ,-'\_~'~iocialioii_ predicted tliati
new iii.ii~liiiii'i'y would soon do uwu,
with all type composition. l
liivciilor.-; have liven busy ou new
ili»_\'ioi.~.s and 1-oinliiirng the uses iii old ‘_
iwill not look, lo the iiiiliiilintod. pni'~|!
light uerl:~.‘n uutoniatic tyopgriipliic r
iiiiicliines wlilcli do :iwziy with all type
| ifoiiiposiliriii," said Mi‘. 'l`lizi_viii‘. "'.\lniiy 1
huiidreii puteiits involving lhis pro-
hiive been obtained. and millions of
dollars have been spent in expert
i ments."
Nir. 'I‘lia\'i-r sun; that the ni-w pro-
. ross gives _L'»‘i\:ilci' speed its liolli sides'
phic iiiellioil. it is iiiilinii|ed_
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fvarioiis publications Mi‘. Tliiiyner
aid more magazines wore appearing
lishors' Association, while John on 11,3 nm,-,_ ,smnds daily
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HAVE AssuMEo |:>Ei=ENs|\/is
i.O.\Il`l().\’. Nov. 10--.\utlioi'aili\'e :iii-
iinos. s:i.il Mr. Allen. The iiiaiigriiziiies \'ii'f‘.HgDii lliii ltitssiiiii iiill."i:ir_v silin.
ion .how ‘thai llir~ iiiitl-ilrilsliiwik
_ lirzulfirly ili!`i'¢‘reiit from issues ft>i'iiier-1!`Ul'l`l`fi llf'»\'¢‘ U00" f`0Il'lD0ilf‘ll lleilfll'
ly ],m,|||C@(|_ he ,u|de¢|_ _ ov<\rywlici‘o io assume iii; ilcfenslvii
U
wing to the increase in the Bolshe-
“'i`lic~ ‘\'a.°_ations’ iiidiil_i;f‘il in by Vik fm-_-@,,_ 0,, me easier” Scum. me
the coiiipositoixs liave ‘broiig.',lit 10| gevepegt H,-_-hi-"ng 1-_omimms in the ,H_
ei-tion oi' Tobolsk. Ynlutorovsk and
Kiirgaii, where the Reds liuvo rcaclicil
he Isliaiii River.
On the soutliern front ihe ilolslie-
C0SS.- l'fl|l=`.ll ‘lJl11ll0Hl'Hilli'c lll'!“.lillL§I viki are counter-aitiicking along ilie
whole line betweeii ilie Volga iuiil
Duieper, and ure ;zmier;ill\' uilvanoiii;
ext-i.-ot in ine vii-iiii‘_j.' ni l'b'iiinsk,
soiiiliwest oi’ Or.-l, \\ii»_::`c (iciieril
ilciiikine is attacking.
oi' the p.ipt|~ ina; he piiniod slinul- Stublborn eiicoiiiitcrs are ri'il0l`lf‘<l
_ _ _ _ time-ously A _avi . Il 5 on i ie iioriliwesteri i’i‘oni \\'lii~_re Guii~
control oi inost of the valuable ilelils. 'ni' supplying fill per cent. of ii- iv :xiii s n pro;-@_eS -,thigh wil, (aim me PMC, U,-I pm. C_.m_ _,g mg a._,l$f.'ag,f¢. (,,p‘;,(-)i,,)|(? if I
The Americ:\iis have liiid. conipfirii-‘_o\iipiii is bouiiil io icll i_;\Ii'1;Z -printing and engraving, was pi~eilicti-i\_ `
ivnly lime Success in obtaining 051* today. as ii direct result _oi labor dif-
onses in Guateniiila. lloiiduras, Nicur- ‘Tried to Invade Canada. mumes In me publishing business nere"ri"5'7 to me r°““"“’d “UUVMQS
riil Yudcnitcli has been oliliged tu
ing will be etlected by thc- plniiogrii- l'C'l1l'l"»lll$Z0 lllfl DOSiti0liS.
Mlnard’s Llnlment used by Physlclawi
there was already a suiiiicent revenue for all purposes. wiiiii- Cfisw flies- l‘fiii=i\1lff» C°l°i“l>i'“- i is--. -~.»-~-.- _ ..- .__ _-1 _.___ ____ __
date on the referendum, the government is expected to
lie petroleum coiicessions are held by 4 capitalists tried to get iroin the Can
.lritisli groups. These will he dcvrl-iiiiiiiiii Govi-riiiiieiit a bliinket conces-
iii’ raise the money! Why did the peoplevote against the
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 . and his candidates misrepresented the whole situation!
l`j§.;'f_;:_T»___',  They claimed the proposed taxwould mean an increase
  of $22 on every $6000 farm and that, besides this, the ex-
arf
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'-"i'~li"‘§'-I~r*»'§~~`e;j _ _ tra taxation was wholly unnecessary. now he pleadingly
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  '"4 asks Whele 15 the money to Colne from? "    this or sonic other group oi' British
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  What are the people of this province to think of
 i'.‘_g»f=,=f;’li,.§~'._'i-;~` Mr. Bell in his helplessness? _
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 have to any outside corporation. But
I ~ » l"l~ '~n ' ' i ' 
-il that aiioll belt runs from Mexico of the "fit l,,.um3_ This was turned
down, becaiiso (funudit does not wiiiit
V io yield izoiiiplete control of oil it may
in time io time the world he.ii~. of
ina. s_$.C` .'11
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i °  oil ciipitiilisis acquiring new ilelils,
.   Q 0|- control ot coinpuliies like the Royal
l Dutch. The British Goveriiuient hus
e - - '~ ' ' in
Furnished by W. S. Louaon ,i
 b.en .iitivcly engaged ln assist _q
N this liiisiiiess ot getting control of oil
;_;,<5,.,i:¢_;_.~ _ ~ _ neil hy Bi-itisli suliiecls- Geelvsl-slsfsimi of on i-igns in ine viiimiiiani .
y__ig"l__;»;;- proposed Education Tax? Was it not because Mr, Bell ..._ .,._.,,,,,.,n,, ,,,,,.-., .md ,,,,,,,, c,,,,,,,,,,_,,,.,_S,_ .,.,_____, “_____c w,,,,,,g ,O yield ,mn i
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ciiezuelu and ECl1<10l‘.h0UllllS@ m°5! 0! i Not long sign, the Shell group of oil " ' ~ _
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T   ' ` government, polled fewer votes than either the Liberals
5 ‘.  or Conservatives. From returns made by sixty-live con-
'i"  stituencies the United Farmers polled 58,883 fewer votes
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tions now being made public that , as far as popular vote
is concerned the United Farmers, although 'winning the
als. The returns from all the rural constituencies have
not yet been analyzed and it is quite probable that the
- complete count will be more favourable to the United
Farmers than these figures would indicate, but it is
pretty certain that the Hearst party has received the ma-
pority of votes in the whole province.
The United Farmers, when the totals are made up.
will be found to represent 'less than half the votes polled
by the Conservatives and Liberals. The reason for thi
Z0 000. Had the election in Ontario been conducted on
Farmers would not have been in it and the Hearst gov-
ernment would have been returned by a good majority.
It will be remembered that one of the planks in the
~ DIVIDE
'l`hei‘e is iiolhiiig truer iii life Lhiin
hail there is glory enough foi‘ ull.
Seliisliiiess is always disintegrat
ing. Get-oh, yes! But keep divid-
ing what you get. Keep ilistrihuiiiig
it. Keep giving it away. it is the
process that 's iinporiant.
Ii’ you have a child, the very iirss
to dlvirle its gifts and possessions.
fiiliiess iin,| enjoyment. All othe\
liiilliliiig -s open the sand.
_and unable to serve even his own in
terests.
l')ividc-and grow rich!
divide while _vou can.
Let the children rim over you
parks--new grass will grow. Le
them pick your flowers-new one
will' bud. "Lend ii hand. Give ii lift
Divide. ' '
Only the smiling facei'is beautiful
only the working hand iii fine. Th
Tliere can be no civilization willi-
oni coniiniiiiiiy of interest and hi-ip-
The man who ilnds no time for the
granting ot happiness to others will
some day look into his liands to sec
them very empty lndaed--cramped
What we are able to earn and own
is for biil .i little time anyway. Sn
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to
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mily heart in the world that is big, is _ 
the overflowing one. _
which yous-DIVIDE. '
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The only things which you will r-ver
he -able to enjoy will' he the things
'l he Store for
Wallham Watches
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' sources. Before fthe war, the line,
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ensure ii full supply for naval pur-I
poses. Uiiquestlonably ten years from
kills!
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