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po ywas iniudicious and provocat calculated to alienate the friendship he world.” ecause of the shameful deeds and un -

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ducer-to.the. consixmer, andinot-hing con- - il-

l_itw*§a_ ' ‘ has alreadymade such a re- tation for manipulation, misrepresenta-

tained herein may be construed as author- go -

ization for any person to increase the num-

ber of transactions beyond those absolute- ly necessary to the economical distribution the

of the produce.”

“The most direct line from the producer un to the consumer” would, if adhered to, cut tha out a very large proportion of the high cost

of living. At the best the “most direct line” is a circuitous one 'and along it we find the homes of the wealthy and many other monuments to show not only ‘how circuit- ous it is but how-remunerative. ' There are necessary windings along this line which cannot be avoided; there are the in- evitable middlemen or distributors with- out whom the consumer could never be reached. It is against the multiplication of these middlemen that the act of the Canada Food Board is directed and it will no doubt result in the elimination of at least some of them. " A

In this province of ours there is little

room for complaint on this score; our pro- duce, generally speaking, comes direct from

the' producer either to the. consumer or to__th the retailer who in turn sells it to the con- ha

sumer_ Occasionally, however, the pro-

duce goes first to the wholesaler, then to__ ex the retailer and ultimately to the consum- m

er. In this case both the whoelsaler and

. . In

the retailer exact their toll and the _poor-5, consumer pays it, w_hile the producer re - of

ceives no more than if he had sold direct to the retailer.

It is when our produce goes abroad that

the middlemen get their innings, and the poor consumers get theirs on'Iong prices. There are the jobbers, the wholesalers and then more wholesalers, the retailers and

n, imposition and oppresson that no na-

ton will trust her.” '

“Germany, following out the demands of military party,~has shown herself to be

hard hearted and cruel; states nominally

der her protection are oppressed rather n protected, and subjected to military

rule of the most arbitrary character. This,” he contended, “is a -breach of confidence that will not redound to Germany’s credit.”

“Germany is opposed to democracy, and

in Russia, where she has control, is carrying on an active propaganda in favor of a Ger- man autocracy which would be more bur-

densome than the autocracy of the deposed-

Romanolfs. Finland is suffering from a reign of terror among-the working classes, due to German oppression, and the same condition exists in Poland and in the Baltic provinces.” _

A little more of such _outspoken com-

ment, a little more of such tolerance as was shown in this case, tolerance which was paramount to 'an admission of guilt, will set the people of Germany aflame against

ose who, .they are beginning to learn, ve brought them into such relations with

the nations of .the world that they cannot

pect~-a--decent peace. This is one of the ost cignificiizit changes observable in Ger- any_iv-“irlzjl i_~. pi'oli:>.lily the beginning of a e t_ at may be quenched only by the blood revolution. ~ . - - _ _ io(

A JOLT TO THE PIRATES

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The news from the.United States that

0I1_e hil__i_i,<_l1fed,ships, something over a half

- - _- _million tons, w'ere,launched from»United-

i}§§2`i.'§`.i.reiii?i‘§”S§.i§°§§¢§}i§e§°§§ii"§§ '§ §{§-"es ShiPyaf<1S,,1n Celebration of the

farmer in Prince Edwa_rd__I_s_land for 75c cost the consumer in"Montreal or Toronto two dollars or more, as the cost of carri- ageaccounts for but a fraction of the orig- inal cost. ~

The Canada Food Board is endeavoring

to cut down this multiplication of handlers and middlemen, to cut the speculator out who unnecessarily gets a fat living by but- ting in anywhere between the producer and the consumer. The task is a difficult one, and one also which if too drastically dealt with mayadd to the evil which it is en- deavoring to remove. Just how many mid- dlemen or boosters, for every middleman ls a booster, are required to keep trade up to its maximum capacity it would be diffi- cult to estimate. His activities assist mat- erially in swelling the price for the produc- er but, unfortunately, assist also in adding to the burden of the' consumer.

A CHA NGING GERMANY

We read a good deal these days of priv-

ation and starvation and discontent in Ger- many. Much of this is doubtless true, muah is “made in Germany,” for German purposes, and is not true. That there should be scarcity and want in a country that has devoted all its energies for four years to the carrying on of war cannot be doubted; there is scarcity and want in Eng- land and France also, but neither in Ger- many, England nor France is there suflici- ent scarcity to form a very considerable factor in bringing the war to a conclusion. -Germany and her allies, Austria and Tur- key, can bear want as patiently as -we can, perhaps more so far they are accustomed

to accepting the orders of their military

oflicers. - -

There is, however, another chan e ini

Germany which is becoming more and more

significant; Before the war the members ofthe Reichstag were obliged to confine their remarks to limits prescribed by the Kaiser or his representatives. To go be- yond this was to risk one‘s life ;"to speak disparagingly of government measures or

methods meant death or ' im risonme t

p n .

Things are no longer so in the Reichsta-g. Today, with the necessary courage to back him up, a member may eventell the truth; msg 'even crticize the ighei-.ups. The oth- er _ ay Hugo Hulse, an _independent Social- lstmade li speech which three four years agewould probably have»éUs£him his life we is still not only at ilargef but a mem-

lorious Fourth must have given a jolt

to the hopes of the Kaiser and his minions that England was going to be brought to h_er knees _by starvation .through U-boat sinkings. It'will take-the pirates some time to overtake t-his_ addition to the ships that are now supplying England and France with a fairly plentiful quantity of provis- ions, a _supply in which the probability of starvation is _not yet discernible. _ The shipbuilding achievement of the Un- ited States is a remarkable one and goes far to show the almost unlimited wealth and resources of that great country. An 3_1°m.V of some three millions already en- listed, over a million of them at the front, and five millions more ready to be enlisted if necessary, with money enough behind them to supplythem- .with everything they can use, is a spectre that may well haunt the dreams of the inhuman brutes who set out to conqueri_the_world _by _ piracy and murder. England’s starvation is a long

the hands of the bloody German

NOTES

The _'woman ivhq reads ads knows that

there’s_ af best time`and place to bu a thing

and the ads enable her to decide.

1 _ Wedoubt if 'ex-Prém‘ier`Asq`uith will be

thanked by theioverseas Ministers for reit- erating his suggestion that they be allow-

ed to try their liand ata Home -Rule settle-' ment. _

way off, if it ever comes will not be at

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At least some of the “farmerettes” who

volunteered for work on the farms this summer are finding out what farm work really is, says a Toronto exchange. The hours of one are from 5:15' a.m. to 6 .m.,- while the farmer for whom she is worlking rises at 7 mu _and puts in a lot of his time reading ne papers, and a son hauls gravel for the county _at $6.25 a day.

“ The loss of the lives-of so 'many Canadian doctors and nurses is one of the grim -trag- edies of the war. It will bring home to Canada the iiendish brutality of'th_e_ Ger- man £3gjpy._,thdt directs submariuesto at- tack spltal_-sl;2>__§._ It will steel'Ganadian determination I ste _the business of over- throwii_\_g' tlie , German 'l autocracy' through tothe nish. The' more this country usd!- fersby such -outragesthe more- it-#must feel

stern resolve that the barbarians shall get

_#_ the 'Ilia fact that he “go_tktheir d

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lt_l|. needed. no mme than the -aug-‘ I

ought__t.o_ ppy .,,n to the- United' a_lnst Stately, to 'inspire .certain romantic bride. itmerlcans with! the idea -that the ru

Prince will come out to choose an most American bud* §,,(ew years, ngq' l with

land should ‘choose-an Amcheah" to~`love

either ridicule _or wrath. »'I*odag,» it tb lie.

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the world that ln the future English 0!

so long as they do not pick out some- 101111

German Marriage Market

Among the' many illusions shat-

ls one ortho _reasons why there are so many German _alllllatlons with 1D the Brltlsh Royal family. The sys- help lem worked out with advantage to "9"

war, a course that favored Germany l_J___C;l_ ln defiance of popular feeling. This is- '

German_oi_' £nfAu_str_lsn,_prl_ntG_Bj1- _“Oli 1' one_of the _daughteqs of the former fe

marry. an __no ava _ii __ , ask Italian princess. Hls"wlf_é IH.“Bf 119 9' he

British heir-'apparent should marry a Tk swede. 'una it _is felt ‘fimt“-Denmark has _.ions _ ner, si; lmsuwlylus _-. revel 40'; brides. Hi Roni. Hfsiiziwxfi' “_ . year§"gl'df"`3i`i'il‘d"'tIi`ei°`r<':`zi`n bb ' little .be

war he'.'_wduld have migdqfa mil’ 73°Y° -- march Gnd* sT0ilis_‘p__r|nc:'esli biizsre' nils since early maiaages TWB1‘§ C0ll5ld°"‘ _-" ed most import t and necessaiy ln :__ the world that cami; to an end in August, 1914. How they will be re- ' ggi-ded in the new world that ls try-

ing to be =born we cannot say. _ The Home Marker _ _‘A ` _

The prospect of `(ll'd Prince of

Wales marrying “s._ 'commonsr Of: England or of'au` Alled 'country is _l by no means rremota; There has al- 1

ways 'been a. sentiment, ln favor of _ the British royal house unltlns 1_1' . self with ianother-Brltlsh house. Gnd 1 this h_ed_,_been_ done more than OMG ln comparatively recent times. The

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s I *QQ ‘...&. Ot* U 0 ii U0 dhsneee for American Queen -

gestion - that the Pnnce of Wales .Them -would be no prejudice ag-

hlm choosing an American __ the only diltlculty being that as '

as Canadlau__glrls are concergjsd ' of them have somebody ln love --

them alndy~nl1d‘ loyal-as they-

propqggllhntithezftlture KUILOI Elf areto the \hrone._'peopls who are in __.

_ __ _ with 'Canadliin girls would uot_` .

share his throne would have produced :ive 1-H0111 1111. even I0 H kills- 111111411 ‘

lug a Brltlsli eublect. He 'must ' lots of nice English llrll.

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does not .seem-absurd. lf-the Prince e'i-leans. all of them charmlns 111111 -f~

of Wales desired to marry an Amari- very, very rich and willing. It ls _by_

can girl or-a Canadian girl if`ls un- no eans improbable lhal U P|'||l¢° --

iiiieiy mai King George would ciiiecz edward ls to marry iii re=ot>_M_w I0 or tbat__tha Kings- advisers would suggestions from the Kms's a v sera, _ ,_.. _ veto- the prol10!_nl. in fact. this war lie will choose oiie of Uncle Sa_in's 5 °.V ° f°'° th” ld " °p°""° a - ' g ‘ " ' -- . I - 'has Produced' such a tremendous daulihtefs- 311011 3 “mich Would “"` _. _

growth of democratic sentiment in doubtedly conti-lbuté to ri closer ui\lon|

4 the two great Eiigldi-_speaking ._

r Llnscott in this column will

you solve your heart problems

glans natural social ilnancliil and

Germanyfbut to no other nation. 9.V°"Y mhe’ a“xl°“5 cam that per

for ln Germany there are ii dozen Flex” YW If 8 personal “BBT” is for ii scppe, of royal families, and required enclose ”' me “em sump' whenever 's pri.nce_ of heir apparent- No names wilt he published, lf y0\1 went looking for a suitable mate Ger- prefer sign your initials only se many had always-a large variety from 9, pseudonym

ii eggs the produce of prize leg

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the only incident that occus ii_i__w_hich Wing “"“"Y ° “A ng re _ _ -' _ _ _

a royal rhhrriaie' Bas played any 'Sli any 1011501' a“<l twelve a"“°”‘ Pe' '

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imponant part in the 'history of the ` th This somewhat pictures your

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ln Stock, Immediate Delivery

tered by the war is the llluslon that , _ _ _ _ ._ _ ,, ____ royal mairlages have any effect ___ ' ‘ .__ - _ ' ` jf

upon creating or maintaining good_ IY |`\EV_ T.8.LlN8C01’1". D- D- Robin H00d_-barrels and bags, Old grade," ___ .-

feeling between nations. Queen Vic- -» ( Hgh" ";°"°‘d)‘ '_ Queen City_ ban-els and bag§_ Qld grade. ’°"“ "l°““‘“ th” ”°”"“"' “nd th" nv" ' ` ` 2- ' Y Forest King, barrels and bags, Oldfnde-

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r ldln n our S N11"\°‘éRoQUE_r SETS _ _ _

4 sau e sm, s sau Ari prices-_ g spunmg' coast, sim Pau. Goods.-_Tennis G°ods. Sami P1110 IM _ h si K die J L meme Fla e. Fans 1, lo

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king, and queens probably will be races. lt would-be a guarantee of the __

permitted to marry whom they please. 65801114111 l|€1I10Cll1¢¥ Ol Ulf! Blllishww _ _ _

of Government. 'ln these clrcum-_

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body with a ge,-mai, name as _hgg stai,ices,_who_will rise und declare, I _ _ _ _

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been too often the custom 111 the DRM- f_‘"'bld th.” lla-“"”?' ` ` '

Beaver, barrels and bags, war Bra ¢

Queen City, barrels and bags, war Rrade d Ogilvies Gov Standard, barrels and bags, war gra e. Victory, barrels and bags, WHT B1‘ad¢

CEREALS

Rolled Oats, barrels and bags

Fine Oatmeal, barrels and bags Wheat Farina, barrels and bags

whlcha choice could be made. We ob- -i ._ _ _

served, however, that when‘the prob-_ VPARY IN WELL DOING __- _ __ C Seedmeal _ _ lem was to iind a husband for_ the discouraged business man te s 0 Imeal' PFOCCSS. Ott0ll Co land Kaiser; daughter uqne but German his troubles and asks my advice I-‘er~ Pu!-p|e‘ Calf Bl8lCllf0l`ClS Calf M631 fllmea

myaines were considered. ii has been MPS i0" CH" ""0 1° 1" “‘**“ P“’"““'° Cracked Corn. Middlinss. Feed Flour. Write us for Price# taken for granted that the 'fact that “A hen which was not without expei~ Wholasnip fu-l]y_ _ _

the Kmge,-'B sister was the_Queen of lence was selected to sit upon tlilr ' ` Greece had much to dqfwllh. the We

a .A-ULD BROS LTD 1

past four years, ll except U18 _*ft-“Edie” 1 V atlonshlp offihe- Empress __0f l_\11_stl'_l11 .°ir°u':I‘B:3':_;?_i_§i_T;uwSgseggusoeglixi ' '

to 3 “0bl9_ FN?nci.‘ ‘mmnyf " 'A ` ' ceaée t b ie fruilful My all- ' I as

Few Available Princesses wwe about 0 econth job aka, 'keep '

It 'can be when 'Frm' gmntgd that -:1,i>ciroiii‘r Zilvgefxisiiil 0 V l i I me Prince or wages wn not man-y a __ C~OvET0USNESS__..A Young MM. . with Machinery _made by the _Spramotor Co., __

il Man" asks. "What is covetous- London Om-_ a Canadlan Cp Wh0___1‘|‘\_ k ;

_ _ _ _ - rrivms ~ ' ' h Hagd 1- gwer;

_Th French “Mess to ness” He states that he is s __ S ravm Machlnery elt er

Czar e;e is 110 __ _____e_ gelgmn or to save nioney. for ii rainy day and Yo§r Experinlefltal Farm has deIn_()I`\Stl'Qte.d_

s whether that is right. Covetous-! - __. _ . f bl. as for _ ss is an inordinate desire for money' It IS 33 HBCCSSHYY to or lg _ °

P'°‘°“"’“" ""1 ‘ms '°°m°'°,f},§° tim: .ma one is always svn. it is ngm mr; For Machinery prices etc. write or call, On the;

1 S ed and Denmark. 8 110 » ' - _ » ‘

that `;w;lleii ls and Ms been D10‘G""' you to My and alive Inzniiiiubililiieitndi' following . J I

' - _ _ on to worr ecaus

man makes lt impossible that. the W_____§__ m_____.__y____ _“___ as you wiiuldi H. Ch8I‘l0tt€|0WI\.

e. If you, and your wife, are frugal 1. '

Your home and if you are courii80~ & lw°n'ague° Sly ind-if-*OHS ~i°“ wi" “°“““°"” Bunce, McKAY &co, summerside. _able to, as you state, make _pi‘0- _

d0ubt__thPt_ ad is not been _f0|._ the 2/lslon for ii rainy dal.

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Ravages of Time

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Are 'what you seek to make .

the grave of your departed with. We supply n0-0¥1l¢1'9- Our Monuments are the obehad. Estimate881\f¢l1- ' ‘

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omecuon urged nsslnst this l11'°°'. tics was that ‘ici pi-emoted Jealousy among families that loved and lost. Slmllaribunk used to be 8011811111? accepted with regard- to d11‘°l110U11s msn`from the ranks to be commisi sloned officers. We may be 5111*’ that

there are few nowadays who would _ sympathize with the _notion that't1ie‘ f flue. strapping daughter of an FEBS-_ Z iisii duke or sm-i simuifi be passed ~ over ln fevlor of some foreign Drill' cess. whose chief' aoc0mDlll1m°“t

would be that she spoke some for- _ elgii language. nueotly---#M »f*1f‘" tiff- ~

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